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THl INDIAN HERB DocToK, from Cenada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
Of their complaints or illness, without receiving
any Information from them. No ekargs for co.'s
gs.tati0s o. E6si1s Once, No Ii Wilmington
building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
Street, Washington, d. e. au 25-tf
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posure, wifi hot climate, muddy water ind bad
diet VII Go urGvoids Ole, but armed With Hol-
lo~ay's Purifying and strengthening Pills you
can endure eli these and still retain good health
Only IS cents per box. 220
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"a REMARD.-Strayed from the subscriberis
2d reslden e, on the Sth instant TWO COWS
one an o.1 black horned Cow with one cropped
the other white aud red Cow with snort wide
spread horns, cropped ear The above reward will
be paid, 1t returned TO WM. HICKS, No ~ Beal
ct, GeOr getOwn, d c. 50 10 N
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HoISE NASTED.-A furnished or unfinished
House, containing or rooms, wanted inme-
distely Any one having such a house viii find a
permanent snd prompt paying tenant 10y tdresSi NJ
- r, Star Office. liberal price viii be paid
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dispersed by attentive walters
MOsE TRooPs -Yesterday afternoon the l27th
Is ~ York regiment arrived at the aRetreat "
They number s65 men, under the command of
Lieut. Col l.. Woolford. The men are mostly
y ung and sOo1st, and will no doubt make good
soldiers.
Ths 6;t M4sssc su,stts regiment arrived at the
3epot yes'rTday afternoon. The 6th nuuh-rs a3S
r1SC, among whom are large number who
pststd through Baltim- re on the memofa ole 18Th
Of Apr'!, lsoI ard their reception there on Thurs
iny greatly differed rom the reception met ", III
on that rccasiOn-a large crowd Of citizens gath
Cring 81 the President street de pot and qreeiing
them with the most enthusiastic applause, and
wien tie rei.,IGent passed through the streets 10
tie rooms OF the Union Relief Associa.i
Thousands Of ladies' welcomed them from the
sidewalks and windows by waving their hand
kerchiefs Attbe Re lief Association Rooms 81 ey
psrtOok 81 hearty Iepast, after which Governor
ff8o!Ord ves introduced aud greeted them In a
short speech. Short addresses were also made
b. Col Follansoec and Major Stott A slee club
vs. present and sung a number Of patriotic airs.
-bt b IL a splendidly equipped regiment, and
IN tia ranks are to b. found tue sors OF the most
respectable families Of the State. The Lowell
snisnfld silk dag, presented to them July 4th,
l-5l, bearing the following Inscription:
Loyal Citizens Of Baltimore
Pratt street. Baltimore,
Nineteenth OF April, 1851
TO the Sixth Regiment Massachusetts, q MD
The following IL = list Of the oecers Colonel
Albert ; POlisnsbeei Lieut. Col Melvin Be;
h.jor Charles stott AdjutaBt Thomas o. Allen;
q Isrtsrmastsr w. g Wis; surgeoa Walter
B1-nham; Assistant Surgeon Owen "A umphreys;
haptin w. inson; Captains A. @. Wright
II r. ehAddock, yohn Q. Jepson, Jas. w Hart,
A C. Henley, J. D. sawyer, George Csdy, r.. G..
Person, A l. Hamilton, g. Z. A Bartlett
The 9TH Rhode Island regiment arrived at the
depot ao' ut III clock last Of Sht They number
about 100 men, who are fully armed and
equipped for immediate service, and, eonsidsrtn m
the time they have been In camp, are well drilled
Trey have been n camp for eight week. past at
Camp BnSs, near Provldence. A nae drum
corps accompanies them. Many Of the ohace,s
ald men have heretofsre seen service some In
other VO. untser regiments during the frst Of the
rebellion, and Otters IN the regular army The
folioEing IL Inst OF the prime pal ofhcers Col
4 Bis, Captain IA the q A y Lieut.
eel " 8 SsyIe.; Msjcr II Babo;ti; AsIutaat
Page; Surgeon Harris; Assistant Sur cons ray
lcrd and spraguei md Captains Church, wInn,
Leavrns, Bennet, Toby, Pennington, Rodman,
a. IA
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aEa3eaxUwH ADVe.Nl'N "a

\" NEW DRESS GOODS
w l. Are now receiving a very choice STOCK N;
Dress Goods, 70 which we invite attention
NEW FALL SHAWLS
We open to- day several cases of choice STYLES Of
Long and Square Fall Shawls
NEW DALM0RALS
Also, opened to-day, one case superior quality
BalmorAl Skirts.
BAYOU KID GLOVES
Also, received to-day, our fail stock OF BsJous
Stitched Gloves
WOOL PLAIDS
In Black and White and Small Bright Checks and
other new patterns.
OPERA FLANNELS,
In all coors and shades, in Plain and Plsids
Those who want nice goods should bay early. ss
the stock this season is very limited
JOSEPH J. MAY
New Store, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
Sc l2-6t Between 9Th and 10th sts
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STRAIED OR STOLEN-Prom the subscriber
p on lAst sunday morning from Macg ruder :
farm near Bladensburg, dark iron grey HORSE
tnln In flesh; i've yesrs old. Any person giving in
formation or delivering said horse 81 SIREEEE'S
Livery Stable, on 9TH street shall be literally re-
wsrded sc pa CHAS. VANCE.
/ OsT Oh sTOLEN-Prom the stable st Head
H quarters, rockville, Maryland dark -
gray HORSE, with long name and tail and Z ~
ABOUT 1914 hands high. A liberal reTardNS-A
SllI 1e PAID for his Delivery 70 Capt. DANA, A. O.
NJ, Washington, ID. q. saG-.H
nIsTRICE or CBaUrBih. Couy1y oy
- wAsHSeToN. 10 'sit : heIctT cer,i o.
:, tna' a. NJ Sc 1ost"t ..aGst before re le@
tsct toGe oct and o.. back, 0Yd cut g. the LEI.
hind lea; Abort IL helds his u; 10 sthe- maTks; he
40 mil. tary Saddie aId br de
Sissa undsr ny hard sEd Eesl thiE nh day OF
JuIiios Of ire Peace for Washington Co.
Dist5lct u TO uDbis.
TIE OWNER OF zHR hBOyE NJ
gcrioed hoc's s'dte and bride vii p':ass cnms
iIS.rd, prove sr0psItJ, cay ctarEe' AID tsIs
them svEys ht!S E. BDE sDH.
se5Iol<' Asctm.n No Is Prown's srsnd.
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TNIE UNDERSIGNED WISHES INFORMA
Il ton Of his two sister Mary and Fanny sup
posed 10 have lived in Washington city for some
years past. PLEASE address, a note to him at the
Star Office. JOHN HENRY ROBERTSON
&c l2-3t of StauutOp Va
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e. Won RosCRfIsKER, tAs OIL, t.,,,.
49, el,., Ea1osstn oCe Llss and AThisS IN ~,
~ Ss9 pe eopsuted on 81 ma aides OF a.
s.reissIc,E 49, tulrInE MedloIl tIestn snt or
GNs, o. Ssefs o. 70 restore q 6HT sna HRxR
- Ir w - fennfy vAl.4 avetne.
- sgn n ., las. s.1ce ms Fsuldencs m Nssk a.,
Sii5, 80 fnso nenJ valRs cures OF tLs de-, Ssa
oar - ~ tne yr'l mcnlals awarded linn. r~hIl5
order ~-Se' 40 "a hte a Ehrsf
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w WIN WOODS OF Boston, re" ~ntIy hospital
Seward ~ the lth Mass. Regiment OF Vol IN
tee.s, 10 In iris city, he will d I'D his brother
Edwin H., s; Sal q street, between Eleventh snd
Twelfth. 1tA
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WASTED-A respectable GIRL white OF col
w 3redD to COOK, wash and iron in private fam
lily. To one that will suit liberal wage will be
given. Apply at 4J1 Twelfth street, between q and
Ill. So l2-?ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

RO0M WANTED.-W antcd, By a young woman
II " no will pa the rent puuctusllY, in advance,
ga unfurnished Room in house ooeu pied by quiet
Star Office. se l7-st'
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&. X. WILLIAMS.

hI5IRlCI OF COLUMBIA, WdSk iagtoa CoDH,r
y I2-rH-l hereby certify that Isaac " Taylor
OF sara county, brought before me. the subscriber
one OF the Of The Peace in and sad corIu
this IN ahy OF September 1882, stray, tres
passing upon MS enclosures, dark brown MILE
CALLED by the collar, and have been used ia gear,
Given under Iny hand
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A., NOTICE.
iALf Persons are hereby D. IA al sh., fra., ,s,.
cate, viii psy no d. bt cn..trsetsd On ~, Ss,ts
Vsc tsison vhGtssez snless authorised ~ Ii.e.
washinttna. ID c.. kssS., "a. i iss ao>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-13

Inc owner OF the above described Mu. - re-
quested To prove property nav, chz-res "a "a a
him away, at the corner Of21th aud street
30 I[-3i ISAAC W. TAYLOR
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BOARD WANTED bY & gentleman and his wife
~ (no children, in this city or Georg etorn, in
priyats family where there sre other bOarders
anf where the comforts of home may he eKpe-
rlenced. hstrreucer can De given, and will pay in
advance II dpe.Ted. Plea address-statins terms
(Which mast he mOderste,) location, &c.,-"W e.
W, Post ONCE. In
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WANTED TO RENT-Suitablc for the periodical
w busi ness, STORE on the Avenue between
9Th and 18th streets, north SIDE Address r. G. .
Box is, star Office. sa Ia-rs'
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ExuC RsIuN,, slfl sl(ls Ac.

l Ooh OFT PoR THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP
"a aSfYSLALl0S t-Flrst GRAND BALL "a
olsas a 4s, rrlendshp Association vii take -
"a. sof parsoulars see future sdvertiss1k3S
Pe9"r ~ order q 0Smn,ittss Of Arraagsusnts-
va y Nea, ~ AAfun. 50 II n
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$40 RE,NAR l away On Tuesday s:h
one bay horse little lame in the -isht fore leg
with leather halter. By returning him - II9 til
street the above reward will be paid So Il-3t'
S100 REWARD-Lost on the 9Th instant at
.DlOO the Depot, in Washington Guy D. & a
large black morocco POCKET BOOK. containing
one note Tor $1,000, four notes for $50 esch ard
other money, amounting IN all to about 3 go The
DOCK also contained PrOmisory Notes, drawn BY
INHERENT indiviiUgls 10 a large smount also other
yaIua Die papers, Of 20 any but he owner
The above amount will be paid for the return of
the promisorY notes and other pa pers If left ut tho
BankiUS House Of SWEENEY * HUYCK 7th st
and no questions asked, be desires the return of
the pa pess aforesaid
WILLIAM HoNILJER
~ u-6t' Gaoryatown II r.
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Lust AND FOUND.


go REWARD-straFed trom the undSrsi sned. q
NnIte am red buffalo COW, white tail The
above reward VIII be given If returned TO
80. $780, JOHN SNYDZR.
EOCND-At the foot of South Ca pitol street near
u NeAes wharf, q small four-oar ROW BOAT
Inc owner IL requested TO come forward prove
properly PAP charges snd take IL away,
O. CHAMP.
GOS REWARD.-Lost, yesterday afternoon, on
~ we Avenue, near Wizards Hotel q PORT
hVSNA!E. containing owners cards together
VIE Sa ana odd cents; five 10 Treasury notes
Two 81 hotesi balance, stamps and change. Also
eertlncSte OF clerkship in Qusrtermasters Office
ana signed LII. Col: Herman Beggs, L 6 A The
above reward will be given for the return Of the
same 70 the ONCE Of Wizards Hotel or if left st
tnls omce. It.
nIsTRICT OF COLCM BIA. Covnty ct WasAinr-
y tHgfon. Io-leti Il hereby certify that Smith
muu1, Drought before me as an estray trespassing
one darK chestnut cOlored HORSE; one hind foot
white; ABOUT ID hands high; and seven years old
Glfen under my hand and seal this L2th day of
September P62 THOMAS G. DOM Seal
Justice OF the Peace for Washington county
r. District of CoIu mbia
the owner OF the above described Hor,e Will
pIease cone ioTwsrd prove p5eRer pay charges,
.o.. Hth st. east, between ii and SITS
sc I3-0' near Navy Yard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

CASH And CRrDlT.-it is iii impor-
tan element Of success in life to acqrre
the haIit Of being beforehand with
whatever Won undertake. | can pof.
haps best Illustrate what | moan by IN
example taken from another branch Of
the subject. There are two friends,
gentlemen OF large means, whose estate
and whose annual income are about
equal. One Of these is always short at
money, buys everything on credit that
he can command, often when travelling
has 70 borrow money to take him home,
and really has to make as many turns
and shifts to Get along as if he were
poor. All simply because he lives inst
twelve months on tho wrong side of bis
income. The other man, whose annu-
al income and expenses arc about tie
same as those Of bis neighbor, never
has an open account, buys everything
Ter cash, always has plenty Of money il
hispoeket, and plenty more in the bank,
and is apparently without care III the
world 50 far rs money IS concerned.
All because he lives Just twelve months
on the right sile Of his income. The
two men have equal resources. Ii tie
course of their lives they spend about
equal amounts Yet the one is alweys
roor and harrasscd, the other is always
rich and at his ease.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
q E--1,.sf Arrangement
coxnrscixG oarol1R ~, 1850.

Tha sasaeibsr fas rvr.hassl tho l;ne u
stag"s fra9 siaasasa #siie.ta, Va I"irio
S. 81 0fil. l1nl@in
ttlsa H tins 70 aaeotnno:ale the
faara ~ l,.Fe Thursdays and
ata3s 81 atR.g he ca4s .s.oa ihe
.as5 t#asH Nasata, Dayton. twin-
silis I.5Htr, RsIaan, TaHavil'e, TpfzD0,
Il Iieate'st, Ia,srais7. vtrsse#1t5wn, arsv:ng
81 a.arissta The following morning in tic for
.ha ataee astb IA west.
Leaya4 sarictta eaaaaTs, Wednesday, AMI
Fridays, ~ S 3'c}oef, A. n, and arri ing at
.tarcpgo the foiiowin. day, in time for the
cars going East. Also connects at iscdsnan
Ii stage for Cedar Rapids;
This is The shortest, cheapest and most ex-
peditioas route between chicago, cenral and
wes'arn Iowa
Passengers by this route will arric at chi
cago from twelve to twenty-four hous sooner
than by my other route, thereby SAVING time
and expense
Through Tickets can be obtained other a
Marengo or marietta. An Aren't vii be at
the Depot T. receive III baggage for his line
which viii be conveyed to the Offices FREE Of
charge.
Fare as cheap as ~ any other line.
The prar1ieior vi i'll attend all EXPRESS
business along tic line with despatch and
CHARGE modafafa.
r. n, WEARING Agent at Marietta.
J. "A. DTNIIhI, Accent at Martngo.
G HERRICJE, Proprietor
Nov1 va-n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
Trustees Sale.

Public neticc is hereby given, that ~
virtue of a cerein Deed of Trust executed
by JOSEPH A. Brown and Martha A Brown
his wife, on the 9Th day Of November a. D..
1858 and recorded in Book s on pages 4lS-
AIS i20-of the records of lama County, /
tie undersigned rs Trustee, will sell at pub
ESQ auction N The highest bidder far cos
st tie Cont house door, IN Iama COUNTY
iowa, II ten ooiacs a. III. of the 18TH day
IF MAY, 4. I. 1862, Lot No. S in Block No
q I'LL the village Of Monticello Tama County
iowa, win all appurtenanoes to make the
balance aae uron the note in said Deed Of
Trust mentioned.
ISAAC L. ALLEN Trustee
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

A CURlcrs Msru1SE-Amono

A CuRlcus MAculSE.-Amone the
othe- curious instruments, exhibited Id
the Philosophical Instrument Depart
ment IN the London Great Exhibition,
is machine, exhibited BY Mr. Peters,
for microscopic writing that the vo,as
Mathew Marshall, Bank OF England, =
can be written in the p mi'Iionfh Of m
inch in length. and II Is actaal1Y said
that calculations made ON this data
show, ,lat tho whole Bihle can Is writ
ten twenty two times on ibt space IA A
square inch
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
s,ea7r-e. rr.~, rE,srs a'rrEs!f,

4 4 M 7T W. Ts
Wise Counsels for tho Yonng can ha is#d ~
The Invalids Medical Conidant," published
bv the undersigned for the benefit Of persons
Who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Sc supplying the means Of cure In
nrudent Maturity and Youthful iadiserations
are summarily dispellod Thonsa ads hailed
this little work with delight, ana date their
restoration to uofnlNass ia society from lhfir
first perusal &c liz interesting PAGES. Send
your address for cory Wlt1 ihres o''l'
asp lonetHfn portage 10
no3l 3m. Sos; III aul 93 5oan st. N
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
SsrnInsl or Stolen.

From tie premises Of the s.subcr;ber n
Howard township on the evening Of the 18th
Of May. a young small Ceiling horse, color,
between bay ard a sortel, (part Mexican
pony with hindfset and White hall moon
ia forehead.
Any pe1s6n re.Hrn;nn % giving infor-
in i'a1eeo aaat saoif 'oal He raeaary of
li3 hats h+l III aaaa wafaea
naa-3ta #3z5l2 I3AE2.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
OF ALL KINDS.

This is the only Composition known hcl
will successfully resist extreme changes o.
AL climates, fer any lenrth Of time, wher
applied 10 metals. TO which it adheres firm
II forming 4 body equal TO three caata 81
ordinary paint, costs iarc', loss and will }os,
three times asonG aitd from afs eosticfy is rot
injured Y tife contraction aaI evnnnsion q,
TN and other Vctrl Roots, consequent upoa sud
den changes Of the weather
II mill notesach IN cold or run IN accrna sreatker,
and ar,ll mol ,cnsh Off
Leoky inland other Neta1 Eoofscnn be readily
repaired with Guna Iercha cenaen. and pre-
vented from further corrosion and leakiur,
thereby cnslring a perfectly water tight roofs
for many years
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for The
presservatbn Of IRON rulings ytores Panyes,
sefes Agriadtral Implements, &c., also for
general ND ufacturers use.
= u z r. DHn GHA. rEs11s ~ IT
For prose wing and repairing Tin and other
Metal Rofs Of every description. from It's
great elasticity is not iniureIhv the contrac-
ton ana eipansien ol Metals, aaR mjll nofrach
IN co'd or = T. n teqr1 Hfatier.
These NJ eria' are adaptea T at clinotas,
and we AZ prepared % supply orders from
any nart 4 the country, ut short notice, for
GNU Ialo Roqf5ty n rolls, ready prepared
for use, ail Gfd Psrehg Cement in barrels,
with full Hinted directions for application.
"A Gdgnt@s wy saElED q.
We willmakc liberia, and satisfactory ar
with sesponsihle parties who
would likj 10 establish themselves in lHcra-
tive ana armament business.
URlTERMS ARE CASH.
We can five abundant proof Of all we claim
in favor 4 orr Improved Roofing Materials,
having atTcd them to several thousand
Roofs in Nv York City and vicinity.
.BOEIVs &. GsssssaET,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesale Warehouse 10 William street,
Corner ef Liberty. NEW iofh'
Full loa4r hfvo Circulars md Price wi be
s4fGisAcl L application.
one nlar.l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
ryI1z77z MANHOOD,

aaOsv lost : Flow pest Gzse4is
Jast pu56she., IN sealed eg'ee1ope. Price Cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment and radical cure Of Spermator,hoea, or
Seminal wax ,ess, Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility. and impclimen.s to marri-
FRO Generally. Nervousness, consumption
Epilepsy and fits: Mental anl Physical IN
capacity, resulting from SELF Abuse Gsc.----By
ROM. J. C@EvERwa4L, ~ D., Author Of the
Graen BOOK. &c.
The world renowned antlor, in this a1Yni-
able Lecture. clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful effects of self abuse
nay re eifeetnally removed without medicine
aud without dangerous surgical operations
haugies. instruments, rings or eordials, point
inc out u mode of cure at once certain and
eiFectnal, by which every sufferer, 10 mattor
Whit his condition rnsY be, may cure himself
chraply. privately, and radically. This Lee
tnre viii prove boon to thousands and thous-
ands.
Sent underseal, il y plain envelope, to any
address, on The receipt Of pix cents, or two
postage stamps, by aadressinr,
DIR. CHAS. J. G. KLINE.
III Fowery, n, Y. Post Office Box, 1886.
van lily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAPIDS

yy-HE snbecriher and former Proprietor has
i just rei7ited and FURNISHED he old stand
and is now prepared TO furnish travellers and
boarlcrs with the best Of Accommodations.
GOOD STADLING attached "a fhe honre.
v2nt6ly. j. s4HW Aai
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

fss..1tn RAPIDS syD MISSOURI. RITEn
RAILROAD.
SEcErTAPY's OFrIrE.
Cedar Rapids, To-, Nov. 20, 1861
NOTICE., go STOCKHOLDERS
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
al The Office Of the Company November 18th
1861 it was:
Reso'red Tint the remaining insta nments
on tie Capital Stock of this Company be order
ell to be paid in acco, dance with the terms
Of the subscription, as follows, viz:
The 9Th and 18th instal'ments on the LIST of
Dec. sel--The Sth on the 1st of January
ls62 The 9th on the lat Of March 1862 and
the 10th on the lst 81 Nav 1861.
L. G. PARDEE. Sectary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

All who are suffering from Consumption
II ou'j use t'3e N1kora Arahica, discovered ~
4 njssiouary IN Arabia.
Al ssaa are threatened with Consumption
should usa the Nakora Arabiea, discovered
III missionary HI Arabia.
AR WHO are suffering from bronchitis
shau}dusc thc Na&0ea Arabie2, discovered by
missiona in .drabia.
All who afe s'aftliEr from Sore Throat,
g50rh4 .al nolI#. st0u}g, Ma the Slahora AZ
ssiaa 1tsearaecsl by loi ofay III trahicA.
srf,~1sa are zrfe9ir. fle,ei Asthma scralu-
a AL i t1s.arl. SIS ii taa liuaa should use III.
ssal Afs#ica, discovered ~ q n5ssi mary mi
sETaaa
i5dugea consumption.
Il cures Bronchitis,
X cures s,are Throat coughs and colds,
1t cures asthma, sorotula, and impurities Of
Tho i5p12
This aneqnelled remedy is new for the first
fine Introduced totAa public.
III was prey'cnfially discovered BY mis-
sioaary while travelling in Arabia. He was
cured of Consnm ption by its use after his case
was pronounced hopeless by learned physic
clans in Europe.
He has forwarded to us in writing, full ac-
count ofhis own extraordinary cure, and Of
a I uln Ter of other cures which have coumc I'M
der his observation, and also q full account of
/ TIE medicine
i Al Lis request. and impelled by desire to
extend knowledge Of the remedy TO the pub
j lie = have had his communication printed in
54aHa&iet form Tor free distribution ltsinter
est l. enhance9 hy "a account which he gives
ofsgneef he scenes Of the sSrlS" massacres,
Ehtch heoAtainol from those WI .dered ia
ilat awtai larc3y
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26

The superlinous blossoms on fruit
tree are meant to symbolic the large
way in which Cod loves to ID pleasant
things.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-26
4 Ne,c Year ,eith an Old " iead.


On New Years day Of 1862 that world re-
nowncd and uhrlyalca gem of American jour
nalsn. the peerless New YORK NJ EncuRy,
will enter upon tie twenty-fouril, year al
The most brilliant career ever achieved Nv
piper. During the past year il has been
the teacher, story teller, meutor and oracle
nc two Hundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean Ia Ceran--ana frnGl Quebec ia
Canada to Pensacola, OIL the Gulf Of Mexico.
Young ana old. ricA ynd poor have revelcd
IL its enchanting stores Of wisdom, romance,
art, poetry, and geniai humor; and lis praise
is
''Famliar in their mouths as household
words
The noble patriot soldier in his tent, too,
has whiled away the tedium Of camp life in
the a bsorhing review Of its
Forty brilliant Columns,
finding in them fascinating mental dis
cipline known only to those who rally to the
Baaaer-sheet Of tie Grand 4Armyct American
Intellect and Geniust
In commencing New Year, the proprie-
tors Of the New York Mercury can only say,
that it shall be their aim to make their great
family journal of American literature for
1862, more brilliant and enchanting than
ever, i'll its concentration of all The worlds
rranisst and most beautiful specialities III
healihful Romance. graceful Poetry, elegan,
and quaint Gossip, refining knowledge snarl,
ling lumor, and entertaining News--lntiil
alike love, it
- rules The court the camp, the bower"
~ i a'ye@ay rules the happy domestic ire
side
The editorial tor, md National DEPART
ments Ct lie New York Mercury will con-
sirue true 10 that lefty spirit of patriotism
/ " has made II 81 of Ia pponlP