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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Important to Eic:,sc Owners.
Important 10 Builders.
Important to K. K. CemF anies.
Important TO Farmers.
To all rLom il may concern, ana i! concern
everybody.
doHMs 3 GRosLEYsS
IMPROVED CUTrA PERCHA
CEMENT ROOFING.
The Cheapest and most durable
Roofing in use.
IT Is FIRE & WATER PRICE,.
It can he applied to NEW and OLD kops. Of
ALL KINDS, steep or fat, and TO SINGLE
Roofs without removing the Shingles.
The Cost is only sahOut:Gnc-
Third that OF 'Ein, and il is
twice as Durable.
This article has been thoroughly tested in
New York City and al parts OF tho United
States, Canada, West Indies and Centeral and
South America, Oh buildings Ct all kinds,
such ~ Factories, feundr;es. Churches, Rail
Road tsepots, Cars AMI on Pubic Buildings
generally, Government buildings, &c. by the
principal Builders architects aud others, dur
ing past four years, and has proved to be the
Cheopest and most HuraLic Footing i'll use; il is
in every respect Fire Water Heather and
time proof covering for rocts q al kinds.
This Is the only mate,ial manufactured IN tie
Uaited States which combines the very desira
Bile properties Of Elasticity and Durability,
which are universally acknowledged to be
possessed by GUTTA pEKCiIA AND INDIA
RUBBER
No Heat IS required IL making up
plication.
The expense Of applying it is triaing, as an
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished tic
same day.
Il can be applied By any one.
and when finished forms perfectly Fire Proc
surface, with an elastic body, which cannst be
injured by beat, Cold or Storm Shrinking Of
Roof Boards, nor any external action what
ever.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
GuTTAPEKEHA EEMENT

CUE u EEkGAA q = M ~ =
For preserving and repairing Tin and other
Metal Roofs Of every description, from its
great elasticity, is not injured by the contrac-
ton and expansion Of Metals, and ,oill not crack
in cold or run IL marm heather.
These materials are adapted to Nil climates,
and 70 nre prepared to supply orders from
any pa IT Of the country, at short notice, fol-
Gutta Psrcha Roofing in rolls. ready prepared
for use, and Gutfa Psrchd Cement in barrcl.,
with full printed directions for application.
Agents Wanted.
We will make liberal and satisfactory ar
rangeEents with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves in u lucra-
tive and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
Wocan give abundant proof Of all We claim
in favor Of our Improved Roofing Materials,
having applied Thorn to several thousand
Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS 4 CllOSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesale Warehouse IS william Street,
Corner Of Liberty. New YoRR.
Full descriptive Circulars and Price will b
furnished ON application.
Zone Yeav. vi-nle
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LIQUID
GCTTlA PIsRCuA CEMENT.

For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when
exposed to the Action Of the Weather,
aud
For Preserving and Repairing Metal
Roofs
al OF ALL KINDS.
This II the only Composition known which
will successfully resist extreme changes Of
all climates, fer any length Of time, wher
applied to metals, to which it ndheres firm
~ forming body equal TO three conts Of
ordinary paint, costs much less, and will last
three hines aslong and from its elasticity is not
injured v the contraction and expansion Of
tin and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud-
den changes Of the weather.
IT will not crack in cold or run in Uarns tceatkcr
and r,ll not mash eft.
Leaky tin aud other Metal Roc Is can be readily
repaired with Gutta ptrcha Cemcnt and pre-
vented from further ccrrosion and leaking
thereby ensuring perfectly water tight roofs
for many years.
This Cementis peculiarly adapted for the
preservation Of IRON ratings stores Ranges
safes, Agricultural Implements, &c., also for
general manufacturers use.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

y. T. WALTER JACKSON
Attorney and ecu nsel0r 1t Law
TOLEDO Tama Co., IOWA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

News, Commerce, Politics, Agri-
culture, Science l. Literature.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Our story. initissory eff the New Year is a
sslendid national Eonance, commencing in
the New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
9Th, 1862. aud entitled
THE RATTLESNAKE:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

4 Ne,o Year w,th on Old Friend.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

1.-THE communications on our first
page from sour Boys were received
one mail too late last week to secure an
insertion i'll our last weeks issue.
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rslsds, Feb. 10. 1862.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-28
TITUTIONAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENOY Or INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD.

How many Thousands Of men and women are there
who are at this time suffering out miserable exist.
ence or from II at perncious practice, efpoutioni
Look at their psllid, emscaed and disngured faces,
and their broken down constitutions, disqualifyins
them from the hsppiness Of marriage, the ENJOY.
ment Of life In this horrid situation thousands suf.
en- until death closes the scene Let parents guar.
dians or frs, ds attend to those who are suffering
with any Of those horrible life destroying maadies
that they cared for and cured before be toe
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. ]. KATES,
No. I53 sycamore-st street, first door below Fifth.
street. Oincinr att, Ohio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 80 years. and
who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY OR ANY OTHER INJgRI.
OUS DRUGS. 1t is important to those afflicted, OF
10 those who are in erested in the welfare Of their
friends, 10 be careful OF the many PRETENDED DOC
TORS who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill IN curing all diseases ip q few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names Of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places, Be-
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
Jou risk your life, or may fall into the hands Of
these ehsrlatans.
N. B.-Dr. ]. HATES will attend his patlents
personally, and can be found in bis slics, No I53
Sycamore street, first door below Fifth, from
o'clC ok In the morning until in the evening All
confidential. nol3.u
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LATE TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
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Cn e a p ana G o o q.
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The Cincinnati Weekly Press
Having passed into new hands, its present
conductors have determined to reduce its
subscription price to such rate, TO Gu
that the poorest person in the land need no
be without paper.
The PRESS shall not be surpassed by any
Weekly Journal in the West either in its
News or Literary Department. We are
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Particular attention will be given to a
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REMOVALS.
r e MOVAL.

nOOTORs HALL & WHITE HAVE
~ removed their Office from Tvs West Fourth
st., to 55 Fast Third-st. where they can be con.
suited at all times by the unfortunate. Drs. II. q
w. have had many years experience in hospital and
private practice; Their treatment is thorough aud
enectiYe, and their cures prompt and permanent,
Persons who have need # the advice Of physiciaR
especially those who have failed to obtain cures oi
Others are solicited to call Drs. &. W. for they
guarantee cures in all cases Of private disease the
most complicated and troublesome. Young men
who have been addicted to those habits OF early
youth so destructive TO mind and body should sp-
ply to Drs. H. Il W. and be restored to full health
and vigor; Ague and Fever cured in twelve houru,
warranted.
=, Ladies' suffering from arrangements peculiar 70
their sex should use the French Periodical Drops,
1t is an invaluable remedy for Irregularities, &c., q
femaes-to be had of Drs. II. &W.
All letters containing foe, addressed to Drg HAH
White, So East Third street Cincinnati, o.,
promptly attended to, and remedies sent to epa
address. se-7tf
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INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI


Trains as follows Sundays exoepted):
DEPABT. ARRIVE.
Terre Haute, Lafayette and
Chicago Ma .......".550 Am. e.45 AM.
indianapolis Accommodaton...2,45 AS i, M 500 p M.
IndaDsp's and Chicago Night
.........5 90 Pm. 1920 night.
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OFFICIAL. AND LEG

nEPARIMINT OF FINANCE, 60 n =
- troIl,r's Orice, Apr IN, l-d2. Y toe tor
redemption Of property sold tor unpaid as,e1s-
mcnts, tr op'nins, widening aud .Ntnu NJ streets
ami avenues
public notice IS hereby given h. the owrcrs occu-
pRntA ur person. Otherwise interested therein, that
the detailed stat mcnt 81 prPI,y sod lu prc"m-
her, l-bD, FIR upIHii lsstF'n. lt', Tor opening,
widening, uul rvtrriIuR ttrrrtd and avenues, IN
Published M ire New York Daily rrihune,ou Tu,o-
lays nnd Fri l,y- ~ ".oh week, dcscrb ny tie pr
p'tv su odd, aIl the time when the sam, must lr
therefor.
r. II KINGSLAND, Clerk ~ Arrears.
apll laFAIu'l1
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A NuIsEsIENT'S.
RARNUMs AMEEiC1.t MUSEUM.

IMMENs SUCCESS or
,,,,,.. MADAME CELksTT's
MAGNIFICENT DRAMA, NY j n nuCKsToxn.
wv, ne new md appropriate SCENERY COsTJNIG
A.. ~. ~, and ou.r appointments by the -
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST,
GIPsY'S srOHyl
IT. piece has been in prepa,atop .,a ,.,...s
for several weeks, and IL pr, fiucei Al
AN ENORMOUS ExPENsE.
ne VARIOUS characters are represr nsed BIZ S,s sa,
.n'cd srnN. Of the Museum company, incl,siin1
Mrs. J. T. PRIOR. Misses ALLFORiy mi WA.
Ifks, Mes-s. NAGfE JAMESON BRIDOENAN.
nApAwAf, BRoOHs, CLAskE, &C, 80. 10
EVERY AlTrRSocv, a. , CcIocE, and
fvfkg rvENfNG, att IN
- A7oInsR rx1RAouDNAay NoyELrYt
MASTER III DIZZY wALILR
TIE INFANT ORATOR
DSLv aiN rs,Hs oLs. lie IL truly tic most chsyu>
ng and delightful little prodigy ever sce n or heard
W written fcscriptoa can give an idea II his won
ierfil ppwo-. lie will give specimen Of hIs ora.
ory between che acts. n every performance In tbs
lecture Rooia. and on the platfo-,n In tie main
tali II the Museum, ut Intervals during tho day
COM. NUrT.-TIg 100000 MUTT.
NJ hold his eveo- 1t al hcairs, and give variety
interesting pe formanccr. Also On exhibition,
THE QCAk SR OR WOODEN GrN.
'oia 'hc kchcl : tacstlons AZ Cen,revile, Va
TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
TIE MADAGASCAR ALBINOs
800 IliE LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
.lNiS0s MAMMOTH GRIZZLY NEAR SAMSON.
iNlSb MOSSiE fNAkEs, living UAPPY
'AMi',y, LIVING IT V1lE, GRAND AQI ARIA.
an lts in1ntrde ~ beautiful LIVING FISH, and
'nr Million other Cuifn-i,Fs
~. s'nn ~ cents. Children un,er ten. is CT.
GRAND NAIloNA BABY SHOW.
M" .. >s.ONV ia prcmuuH fr finest RAniEa
NlNS, IklrLtiS QiNkIERNS anal FAT IA.
WIS. HIultr 90 Babies limited h. one hundred.
.'riy hrniy engaged. 5c-uro certificates imms.
Htrlv Al n, kot Oni.c
tr- DOM ail Nv read aivc r,fgrrneut ~ III,
NhAND NAIiD\ Al DOG SHOW
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w VI AID.

WAN T. p--TWo or TIlRlr GIN y
VIM rnicrs's r-tn. military c.Is. AI-
! Y o. " } \. HtEtk>. &. " kts - 80
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Personal NOTICES.

S.S,COT'TS 900 -IIIE REGIMENT HAS
- moved 10 Washington, all members LETT be-
hind nom ovcrStId passes other ualiis, will re-
Fort - vi 'ers,-'n,d. Pay day within two WEEKS
W. La not Wish any member len out. MAJOR BEN-
NIT 9Pine Il. serst. McCLERMONT' IL Cen.
Or ~ my1 3'2l0
'.'llIS II 10 NOTIFY ALL PEE SONS MOI
\ g.. give Hfy credit g. the fu lfG'LBERTSON
a iiINMAN from and after this dat, or l. nav nuv
ti''s ue sa1i firm, unless To ii. hINNAS or order
bltrd Nay 7, lNG.. my7Z.ll2
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Having had 10 roots aud teeth extracted " L.
out any pain whatever by DIR, j. JAY VILLERs,
loo Grand st. two blocks nom Broadway, cheer.
mily insert this A. recommendation 70 those suf
isring frsn tooshAche. ELLEN AHERN, 1856
LoWis = MI 1.lXA
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OPERATOR ON SINGERS Sewing Machine,
Vow fnnt'' aleo hn.slora, % npvcry. u. MOORE
OAK AND WALNUT BDAknS--CASI
Cpnd for about % ~ more, ~ Dyis"nA. $50
DRlNiERS-1WO-TlllKDLR WANTED.
m"o Spricos u
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SIZE Ps'ISti, &c.

EOn NV kI1IJl-rAPScO OTIS LINE
L S.I IEANtls Is. It TIM sal $ III. morn
ia4. I.' -..t LhCkALp 18Th & lier 10 Eis
.',.,r. NJ lutl. For passage t,'.ul '..,m ths
90 ."un'ry APPLY 10 TAFsCOrf 4 co.. No. -
south ~ ~
FOR LlVLRrOoi-rIE WuELb-w,DR
iuu,,A CLIPPER -'il lEE\bN' DuE G.ss.
slrHl>i H4. ,p g.. --4 u. No. I.lf cci,'H ted
s g. HH her Inst passage, ltHt tie = Aluerr L.,y
nf l. q more tui Bona i'cN. fHr passage, At ,sest
rates apply op haii, per North X yrr 90 70
=. NJ DLhAEENr ~ south st. my7 -
TAPSCOrT'S LINE
i OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The su,s'r hrrs continue 10 grant ccrthcaiss %
passage t. end from Liverpool, by their 'syoyits
l-'e OF packets comprising IN pant the iLlo wing
-h -:
wM. rAPscoTr, EMERALD ISLE ALBION
lENJ. ADAMS, CoNsTElLAr!uN,l. y. ~ in.
WEST POINT, ESCORT Pn'F,lN,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, chhi'Ri ~
Making, together with o!h,.s . sll! sq,.y I've
days.
The subscribers are also agsuts for t'
\ LINE OF LONDON pACkETs,
For all Of which they grant oeftteA't' 81 liberal
REMIrTANCES FROM IRELAND, SC.
T. Il 60. also continue ~ issue drafts, payable %
demand, throughout England, ireland, sc1tIAnj,
and Wa - al the Low EST RATES
Crcu,rs, with ell particulars, may bs had %
appcai III by letter, eno loso postage stAmpl -
TApSCOrT & Co, sd south u, New York
rAtsCorr. sAIgA 4 Gu LvsrpesS
NJ AAtuo
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4 rCrloN sALE-R ". wrsrCorT,

''it''Nlilt Ahinltifr NNff t'Ff' W run
~ NrInr. .HnrHct, dlu.r. ROOM amt library furni.
tue ,.uiH.ncl use ~ WET got t. ',at an
ave, g. lc H'ld tis Wr,lu,a tay r.trr..ou, at 2
"c''@' h1ri~ntur R-us'ri and Ingram carpets,
rr'", -'h l' istHi', piano il.te Vitu ar.. Nhti-
ely "i elegant I.rInr iutrut IT,, Vases hfuis,
cl"rkS paintings, rosewood al mahogany tel
~ d"' Ian Htiia-',s CLAIRE IS al = uds, elegant
b'dH sld bdiiur, .iiN'r warn, cutlery, chIua,
= ''~vHrc, 81. An e. lie 80 vii, ut 10. ,t,e
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Roy WNNTfD-WANTrD 4 NY rNON
Nan AND WIFE WANTED. IL \ SMALL

-'i place In tie c"urtry. 81 miles i,su tho city
ia" man as 'arW.r AM ,lri,i.tr, thc woman .s
c"pk ami G. tese ci 1rge of TIC house. \ .si hurlr
tie !car round & e. q eii r..ia le persons; hoy
- girl from 70 h. ~ years oli no ol Jr, ia. Aut-
rl'hh. ENGLISH ~ Scotch preferred. Adde'S, klNG,
Herald Office, with reference, giving r'Sii'nco,
three daNs "a
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To LEI 10 SMALL FAMILIES CON-
'thhn' 'iHftm'n la, water Nc, IN new houses
ga 90 r =, II. and 81 ave. urt. l1tt a.t
IFS ., Il It's islin 80 t. ~ Per month. AppJ
nm trr 'nif At Harlem FROM t. 3, spl n *
Hiin from s % b l.. NJ myi 6'lld
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INSTRUCTION.

81 WRITING CLASSIC LESSONS, 81.
or 20, o.. Bookkeeping 30 per mouth, u
$40 lessons unlimited. Arithmetic and penInan.
ship 90 per ar - lessons each, at PAISE's o2
Bowery, n Y and 2s5 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
my6 2iac'llI
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SEWING MACHINES.

. y. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM
NN' sS6 broadway, cor. BrooIne st.
Every variety Of
Family and MIG. Sewing Machines
10 RENT AND FOR SALE.
Aeohinss repaired. bought and sold on commission.
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\ uC1lON WILLIAM IRVING,

Au'toncsr. Muft.rsr sale ui tl,c stock and
nku.r's ot c"hiccticltrv aud lie .r.am saloon.
SAM III pS'OND ~ son, suct lnccrs, store -
l,uHf 81 nj = dor east Of Nraiwpy. viii sell on
lAursi"y My 81, n iON Uc.1t, ,Ne -, ck aud
nNthicsoi confectionery and ice ,ici IN saloon, on
~" -sith-wcHt corner Of lgth street and Broadway
consisting 81 h'Hthle top counters g.-f c,s,s, mar
! III tables, -ufas, r. oil c.oths, carpets. house
nova 'hfh'ute. mirrors ~. AH' apparatus for
ul,ctutiug confectionery. " order ~ JOHN
VI ttkl, bepui, sheriff and Artv ior Mortgage
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

COUNTRY BOARD-2 bR . CHILDREN
~ viii uo token to hoard IN New ,rsrv, alog,
~ MICS nom Ne" YORK whore thcy Will have
ercss forkyl.e Post Once, Box lS6 my, g'll3
ECLL BOARD WANTED-NLAR COR.
. sth ave and 3Oth st-i1r young man; terms
Dot TO exceed 81 per week. Apply 10 ECONOMY,
Station T., Post Office. 20
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WI ', /" th'sd,y "wednesday a.. . fimSu;e
c'htsi 81 III tat "a 't-i esd, a., oi 4, IVES, lot. Fl
h''t o. sNr So Uvt snenrrg ~ luSp ,'Cluyk. CO..
rts'ng lSrui tamh-r and YAK dung -,.,,n NAM.
,'lo' SUITS lano iurtrs pslntiugs chn,. glass aud
r!yCi We. piusscls, Wilfh aud In ram CARPETS,
aiuhs ct every dsscrii tou Alsp basement and
ht'hrn iuriHltte. la
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STEAM BOATS,

NOTICE - STEAMBOAT BRIDGEPORT,
" for Brde po.t Is witldrawn ior II, pairs, AMI
will ! sumo n, rc.ulN trips in about 10 days, oi
y ieh due ro...4 L gwen. Nov Yoi., May D.
lses my~ RIA
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TDATT OF IOUN HOUSE To IEI- N. l39
West adta st, Just repaired and very "a. irabl,.
Apply "u the itouis,s. Ncc house ~ h ~ "a,
pro, $50 AMY in INST house, 40, or /, q.
fAkrRipif, 20 Wost ijth 4, ut O'Clock, ur ~
Pear, ~ ma business hours mVT 81 %
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

A LENIAIOli-CORNS CURED FOR ONE
cent each 10y usinr br, HKiOGS' COM and Buu.
iun Acvintor, new. harmless and certain ctre f,t
tnrhs, hunun-, culnsitra frosted and hrtrrcd i-,t
NJ. Warrnnt'i h. prnduc" results satisfactory and
surprising. Prince 70 and 80 cents; sent Ivy mail on
receipt 81 price nui cents Sold by druyl,istt
Dr. /! hRIHGS, proprietor aud practical chrppod-
i-t, 9l2 l'r1adway, opposite 81. fauls Church. NY
myl b'ltG
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T. FllIslMMuNS. AtCIlONEER, WILL
ssol This lay NJ lpt. O'Clock. ut i1O last idth u.
the contents AMI uNur'- & n compact grocery amt
hq"r store" counters beer pumps, sugar, candles,
starch, ito hn,. Nr Ooa
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NOR SAlECIIIlr AND No Il5I--TIIR

1-stury mud haseulri.t hrick house, .6S Wa
!l'h II, tUniriu built @"AIhJ; Ht'.I,I paytm.nt
sewer, gas ~ rooms, marble u.autlt-, o. n muso
hes' li Cai 10 10 - O'Clock look a..! make an
mir. The lower part g. 1t low. my5gi uNW'i3o
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ID \WNnKOkLKS NOrICL-AJL FER.

DAW NBROkEKS NOrI'E-AIL PER-
sous having r~hs Pledged with NJ. JACK.
SoS l3p DiyiSon 4, ARE requested g. redeem u.
ssina before the expiration ~ onr year, as have
'isc ntluued husiuos- pledges given ut ',i'y rom
"a ~ t"b = N. Dated n. Y, My d, l3j!.
myT 3'ln9
TliE VALUE OF \ SEWING MACHINE
N more than doubled hy tie s,.f.tuckmg and
quilting Rtut,hmout, price ~, Cal amt see II in
operation, al Nine pEMuKEsro Emporium, ii3
lrpadwpy, or2I Eust Ian t. My3 2air'lA
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ntMB WALTERS OF ALL KINDS tut
HuI repaired ~ altered at the shortest notice, hy
J MtKiACuii, 623 Sixth ave, bet Both md 3I,h
T. Y. myG 2'l2h
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Eu X + L RE .AuCllON-THOMAS
HiLi, suctionoct, viii sell at auction on
Wcdnr-i"y next, May ~, all tia furniture, china
AMI glassware, feather beds, pillows, blankets,
quits, French plate pier glasses, English brussels
carpets, gss chandeliers, sewing machines, [Sc
coitsin"l IA the house of H. TRipENHrRt,' 2py
East Roadway, Sale positive and without reserve,
nt,h Bis'lpG
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WlSle,a.o.ANI.SblS ..

4 CARP MUIR WANTED TllI~ morn.
'iss j. ~. flW'EDs 90 iJtl It. ~;
4 RAM tAI. FLOWER M.MEE Wanted
4 b, -ofn- ~ i,s1I, ~ ~. irl ~, L.lt ~ ty.
4 COLOEiD Lar WAIVED. " NltER. &
y,lD. tppn Willie. iusitutr. N,r. IN At 9TH sv
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[VM. Writers, AUCTIOYrER, Will

W sell tits day, at 2 O'Clock, At A. Caual 1t,
ITO furniture u several families, tAo aiprts ~ ~,
desc .pton, oil cloths, mahogany and other hel.
rt"aiH, hair HsttrHHsrr feather beds, bedding, Get
lII.ur suits, cottage do, centre, dining to. and
oth'r tables rocking and other olalrs. This s-lo
cou I,rI--s lutyo AaSurtuuut II furniture auitahle
Tor Lnustkcs"'- nni others lis
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EsrAbLismED nYP. CLENDENLN. M

ESTABLISHED BY CLENDENLN, IN
- lSl2,-JAMLS connolly, success, = t. ROB'r
VI FIELD, Soap and Candle manufacturer, 40 nrl
liS Edridgc II, New YORK rirnsr Observe This
soap has now br,n before the public ior more than
~ years and las always given satisfaction. II tnil
continues lie ma L. eat rely free FROM I'll nluirra
tive Ingredients, such M Lidu.d, Qmttg, French
ChGlk, Pipe Clay, Sal Soda GA,uhcr s,lts 81, Il
which majority of The su-ciilcI Family SpnIs II
the present dty ate composed tnyb YI.r.il5
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ClllLDIiEN AT THE WfSJ-M Mr.. GEO.
- II ALLAN, agent Of the INtfHiio Asylum.
~ West l,th st. will rec" ga tits vrcs, frum
ifirn'ii of children who i'Sr ,nne " :, IRON the
Asylum. Hundreds Ia t,'n see, ,' pa.d iron
lately. Gall irm 2tojf ". 'Ji hs'i2T
COFfFE-rlIE BASIS o. WHICH Is
- roasted rye, with Nh addition - '. cli'cc ani
whplr-ume nsNorlns. delicious tut Htitu,r for cot
fee generally us' Il, 10 cents per pounl. No chi,ko-
~ usrti. faciury, lhN Snring II. nv nsMMNIe
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n leave b. inform laiirs In doiicato health TINT
she has resumed her former profession, and il now
ready L. receive calls OF ia-- At her residence, ~
alison st. \. II. Al excellent soothing syrup Tor
Children tcethinls. fnr .ar. NM a. M