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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
Warren 'Tosce.o & -e-ss-
sscssa
LIME, OF STAGE $
a Eiew arsargacss.ref9
COMMENCING 0croneR 22i 1850.

Tie subscriber lbs rnrchaso' Tho line of
stneos from Narenen 10 Hatictta vin Toledo
for The ira nsf,or' ation of the mail an,i viii
take rarticnlar pains TO accon m date tie
ERA sIrMsss nuEgIG-
Leaves rengol'needavs Th,lrsdavs ara
Saturdays an the arrival Of the cars FROM, ihn
l'Hss, passing through X ezta. pe,ten Gvir-
vile. bring Relman. Tamav;le TnE.F0o.
gn2iantaHn. Ieerana. NlrSballiown. arriving
~ Mariet'a. tic following morning in ti.ar Cor
the singe North ana west
leaves Marietta Mondays. WeAnesdava md
FRIDAYS. ~ clock. 4. T., and arriving nj
,Iareaco the following dav IL iiiua Ter the
cars going East A'so connects nj 4,edman
II s'aya far s'elir Rnpiis
This is the shortest cheapest ami most ~
reditous route between chicago. cenira, and
western Iowa.
Passengers hv 'ls route will arrive - eli
raeo from twelve TO twcniv-fnnr hours saone,
than f'v ans 6lher route, thereby saving iirae
and expense
Through Tickets can he ohtainca either q,
Narenco or Marietta. IN Agent will he nj
The Denot 10 receive all hagraee Gov this line
which will be conveyed to The eaiees FREE Of
charge
Fare ~ cheap as " any aiIarl;na.
The r5'nr,setor viii attend al Exneoss
business along the line With despatch ana
Charge moderate.
r.. @, WEARING Agent 1T Marietta.
j. 4. DIrNHAM, Aeon, ut Mar.ngo.
C.HERRICK, Proprietor
Novl v2-n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
TEE REBEL H'EeHyATEER.
4 TALE OF TIE PRESENT TIME.
IT Is THE .gFlTEsr NAUTICAL NOVELETTE, s!Nci
TIE DAYS of MiHEfAYr.
BY NED BU.NTLIN T..


THE DAYS or MirEfAVr.
The New York hercury" is sold by all
newsmcn and periodical dealers in America
10 subscribers, it ia regularly mailed every
Saturday morning, Ter :. n year; three
copies for s.; six copies for 80; eight copies
for ST., with an extra copy, free, to the
getter mp Of the club. Six months subscrip-
lions received Always write plainly the
name Of your Post Ofice, County AID State.
We take the notes VI all specie paying banks
at par. Payment must invariably be made
in advance.
- SPECIMEN copies sent free to al arp'i-
capts
Address all letters and remitiances, post
pni,l. to
CAID DWELL sou THWO9TII & Will 7NEI
Iroprietors Of the Asw York He,ca.y.
4G and iS Ann street, New York Ciiy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
SllESR0ON, $40 DROlDW AZ.
NEW NORA.

iiis Machine Is Constructed on an entirely
rev principle RI mechanism possessing many
rare aud vai'laha Improvements, having heea
exalrtn.i IL he raSt rrotouna eXpertS. a,3
pronounced g le Si-hILlCITl and PERFEC.
TiaN CDEBISED.
re following ire he principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines,
!--fSesssiye tafiEae 70 H. operator.
hility 70 ret ert al ardar
s'.-"%pense, trouble and loss Of time in re-
pairing.
T. Incapaci,y 70 sew every description of
lAasariai
5.-bisagrceable noise while in operation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

Cd. Yan1ever retains his scat in Con
s,rcss nHiil next tef,a. The cpnsiaera-
zion Of he case has been pos'pond until
,uAt December
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

From a report inst made ~ tne po-
ice Of Cincinnati. u appears there are
1n that city ! ,as2 places where l'qtor
: soil; $50 billiard 70 ms; IL houses
nf ii rcln'e; g lottery offices, and l.
pawn brokers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

A C3MNov WAs4E--l Ae dollars
worth of beaver on five cents Wul;l of
brains
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

4
exposed IL the Action fthe Weather
aud
For pserrripa md Rpn'ring Ne'a1
Roois
OF ALL KINDS
This is tho only Composition known whicl
will successfully resist sxtreme changes ~
Nj climates, fer any length Of time. whcr
applied q metals 'e which il adheres firm
L forming body equal 20 hrec co,ts oi
ordinary paint. cnsis muc', lass aud wi'l ,att
tire si'aeS as'oag ona tra,a IL l4stely Is at
iniuretl fhe contraction AMI expansion -
IN am. other Motel Roofs, consequent uron sud
den changes of the wrather.
Iutll notcrach IN ccld or ran N ma1w meaf1cr.
ami n,l! not rash ~.
Lea,B IN aud ofl,@r Hctol Roots can be readily
repairc- with Gutr I,rcha Cement and pre-
vented from further corrosion and leaking.
thereby cnsuring perfectly water tight roofs
FOR may years.
THIS sencntts noeu'iarlv adapted for the
preservation # iron ra;li80s stores Hanyes,
safes. A9s4ealfVral Implements. &C., also for
general manufacturers use.
GuTAA emcg4 GEMENE
For preserving anil repairing Tin and other
Neta hoois OF every description, IRON lis
great elasticity. isnoi injured by the contrac.
ton md expansion Of Metals, and ,eili notcrac&
IN coli OF ran n ,eorw weqfhcr
T'iee materials are adapted II all climates,
and VIZ are prepared 10 supply craers from
any part Of the country, at short notice. for
Gaaa Rrcha Roofng IN rolls ready prs pared
for use, ana Lafta ferchd Cement in barrels,
With full printed directions for application.
Agents wanted.
We Wal make liberal and satisfactory ar I
rangeneats with responsible parties who
Woda .keto establish themselves in a lucra-
ilYeand permanent buainess.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
Necan give abundant proof ct all We claim
laFo- q our Improved Roofing Materials,
layiR4 appied them to several thousand
soof- L Nav York City and vicinity.
S0ssNS T. EROSLEH,
Gale Manufacturers,
'ao'esalo Warehouse IS William street.
ornrr al f.;iartv New YORK.
M descriptive Circulars and Price viii DC
irnshs' on application.
lgAc ?ear ri-rl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
v.vses'Egs
G:1fii PERCHA TI:NEyr,

For Coa'inr Metals vi Kinds WHOM
exposed ~ the Action # he Weather
and
For ptl~rripa md R,pn'riag Ne'1
pr,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
PRICE OF MACHINES. COM
pLETE:
COM

No. j, or Family Machine, S,5 ~ No
smaN sized Manufacturing. sd.i.aeo, No.
Large size Manufacturing, $4,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
Cabinets ii c,cly Variety.

We want Agents for al towns 10 United
States, where agencies are not ALREADY estab-
ishe,l, 10 whom liberal discount viii be
giving, bat we mako 10 eonsignments
L. j. McaRTHCR, 4 CO,
5lD broadway, New York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

Friendship, Ike phosphorus, shines
lne.. ul,. ~ .r..n.s j. lark.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
1864.

"TIIAT ANDAKD SHEET"
1860.
Great National Banner Of Intellect,
FOR
American. Hearts & Homes!
TIE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

he who is tiger to his family Is
generally sheertp iheresf ofthe world.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
.. E.otIlGCIliId.
DEALER IL
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Gers Fu,pisling Goods, Hots, Cps.
Trunks, Boots {, Shoes, &c.
Commercial Street. Opposite Rocks Hardware
Store, CEDAR Rtr4Ds, IOWA
TIE LARGE - STOCK l.nYesr PRrcE
r.ni5 S. ESsELBERGER AZ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
IT WILL MEND CHINA,

IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken China Cups and 'Saucers can
be made as good as new.
II WILL MENDMARBLE,
Tha. piece ksocked Of your Marble
Mantle can be put on as snong as ever.
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If that broken Pitcher did not
cost but ashillinga shilling saved is shilling
carnd.
TT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Aahaster Vase is broken and
Won can't match it, mer,l it, it will never
show when put together.
" will Mend Rom. Coral. Lava.
and in fact every Ting bnt Metals.
sr~ ar,ic,n Cement with AN1rRIoAN
Event GLUE will MT show where II is
mcnaci.
Fw"7 A.CwAs.
"rverv Honseteercr .tnu'd have supply
of Johns r~os'v's American Cement Glue
= Ne,r 1.c,h 7,,rcs
''I' is convenient 10 lave IN the Horse.
- NJ Yorh Trprrs
at 10 always vnadv. Ills conan on,ls II To
eve~v hos'v - y,fenepYep,
stW have tried !. md frd IL 10 Nc rr1 :.
"nr house as wa'ct = Wilkes. Spirit Of ssr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

THE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
II car; be applied hy any enc.

and when ftiShea forms 8 r,ffertly Ere P-oo
sprfaee. ,rth elastic hnly. which cam. h-
injured hvf 'fent. Gold or Storm Shrinking of
Roof Eoaf'f l9qr any cxter'44l aete #iet-
eve.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
IT Is FIRE 4 WlTFR rRncg

II can he applied VIEW and OH Rno.. Of
NIL K!Sns, steep o. fat, and ID Su1ylt ~
hoOfs without reinoy.ir the Shinples
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
4Emaxz aEMENT
"A gcnt s wanted
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.

Wecan give abundant proof of all we claim
"a fave. q our Improved Roofing Materials,
bayl4. appied them to several thousand
toof. Il NaE York CITY and vicinity.
, 1862-04-10

In sermon preached in this city, June 1st,
1856, upon "Kansas-her Struggle and her
Defense by Rev. ]. E. Roy, ne find the fol-
lowing, which re present as specimen Of
fulfilled phophecy:''
The North have forborue for q long time !;
they have long submitted for the sake Of peace
But their forbcarance will bye and bye give
out, and their pent up, fiery indignation,
which has go long been accumuIating, and on
II intensified BY the pressure, will bye and
bye burst forth into . volcano Of terror, as in
the words Of our text: "And ut the time Of
the end''-of their forbearance-tsShall the
King Of - the South push at him,
and the King Of the North came
against him Tie uhi7mind, spiA chart
ots, and NTH ho7ss77aep and apith many ships,
and he shall enter into the countries, and
shall overflow and pass over"
If the South still persists in rushing this na-
tion on to civil war, that "whirlwind' will
sweep from Mason and Dixon's to Florida;
ffem the Alleghenies to the Rocky mountains.
The South are rousing up force now that
they have never felt and they know little Of.
mean tho religious sentiment, Conscience
keeps that feeling from organized warfare and
from aggression but when, after endurance
is no longer virtue, and conscience inter,
poses no barrier to its courage, but even backs
it up, giving spell to its audacity and fasci,
nation to its chfyalry, there is q power that is
Dcrfcct1T Irresistible
, 1862-04-10


It is surely painful spectacle that <'man's
inhumanity to man" should extort the con-
fession to which Senator Browning gives ut
terance when. in view Of the prejudice which
tEeats free negroes IS 1epers and pariahs In
the Northwest, and with every feeling and
sentiment Of his nature hostile to slavery, he
is led mou1nfully to say. II am BY no means
sure, while the races do continue together,
that it is not better for them both to con-
tinue together in the relation Of master and
slave" When the philanthropy which now
expends itself in Jealous efforts for the
cxtiTpation Of slavery shan have done Its
work, what field for generous and humaniz-
ing labor will remain for cultivation In the free
States, as statesmen in our Capitol shall vie
with political divines in the pulpit In pro.
noting the great cause which shall have for its
object to render "the universal brotherhood
Of the race'' something more than o text from
which to dec1aim against slavery! The men
who NOW wage sacred war. against the abomi
nations Of their neighbors will then, in the
| the very want Of worlds TO conquer, be com
| PEELED to give heed to the moral deso1ations
| which lie unseen at their own doors. Ths
! barbaxism of Illinois shall not long survive
when the balh.;iam Of South Carolina is nj
| mOfc.
, 1862-04-10
E1utatfp1taI,

EVEfECl HOME n EOfs BtEGs-
L Thorough instzuetton, M n = sAFE HOME foz
% hs III ssor n rhs 9f as
as.t Wsdnssdayh MAJ A cara o1 fal5y spec5ne items
Who may Inquire Address Y. 4. EIGH0IA BOZ l46,
Chicago IN. RpSD1l2W
, 1862-04-10

pUXTON d CO., BANKERS &
C1arE and Lake streets Buy and sell New York EE
change, Gold Silver and Encuyrent Money.
Highest price paid for Illinois and Wisconsin d1scred
lied currency. Prompt attention given to collections
and all burtueSa entrusted to us. IuhlS i29.3
, 1862-04-10

In the lack, Of guns the rebols on the Ten
nesBee hare organized q "Battle-AKe Reyi-
ment," the mcn being armed with ancient bat
ue-axes. They carry banner on which il
painted tree representing q the Government
Of the United States, and Ehe Batt1e.Axe Regi:
ment at the butt ehopplng the tree down =.
Our troops ought to meet them with banner
on which should be painted tree represent
Ing the Government Of the United States. with
the Battle-A1e regiment hanged upon the
branches. :.
, 1862-04-10
Salmon River Gold Mines.


A California correspondent writes to us that
there is 'tikely to be another great rush to the
northern mines this year-a second Frazer
River, Cariboo, Salmon River excitement be
adds, in reference to the latter, that the mines
are rich beyond any question. Two men who
went from Gray's Harbor, Washington Terri
tory wrote back to brother that they took
out &, COO in six hours, aud other parties from
San Francisco have eeut home accounts Of ex-
sIaordinary success Stories Of this descrip-
tion may be found in every California paper,
some Of them ridiculously absurd, evidently
the product Of imagination or the invention
Of designing spectators. Yet with all this
excitement and inposturc, there arc some in
dications Of good sense. One journal warns
its readers that there is too much reason to be-
ieve this year will be memorable for a ropeti-
ton of the miserable scenes SO often reported
during the last gold mania. As to the charae-
ter OF these new diggings, letter to the
Jacksonville {Orcgon} Gazet&e says:
"They arc found on small strips Of low land
between hills covered with scrub pines. In
these places, after removing the sod, and dig
ging through strntum Of blue clay, q deep
bed of deeomposed granite is reached, and in
this the precious dust is found.f' -.
The route to the mines and charges fol
transportation BY steamers are thus staIed:
, 1862-04-10

II n ~ - IL ~ hJo4444s" VI A01 16AS4
i John Zimmerman aud jacob Bergman, OF tho
CO Of Cook aud State Of Illinois, did, On the 8th dsJ
o{Ang, A. D. 1881, ma6e. execute and deliver to the
degneda Deed Of Trust ot the 1ots Of land and p1e
hereinafter mentioned. to occurs the payment OF
four certain pFotssory notes In raid deed deacEtoe
made by the said Zimmerman and Bergman, al even
date with said decd one for ths en Of 1ye a9narH9 @
and fourteen dollars p parable eng % 5ssT a1s[ dn I
lsrs payable two years atter ts DATE; one aoE t5
srn of sH hundred and hxteen dolaEg fs1sl pa7anl9
three TeaIe after It's dste: and one fer ne y ~
hundred and eighty three dollars t*3. paysoe !o4s
tgiehart which sad Deed of Trust is recorded tn te
Recorders Office in and for the County o& Cook AsISe
said 10 book 17a of deeds at page - Ana EEefeaA
sauft has been made IN the payment q tAe Ntst tWc
nf esd uotte principal and interest," and the whole OF
the ssUe ID due and unpaid and tue legal ho@der
81 the san,e has made application to re to sell tha
property In SAID Trust Iced oeeoed LOT [ne pufpose
therefore By virtue Of said Trust Deed snd fer
ths npce Of paying the said notes Itlal On Monday
fheEst Day April. D. 662 o'cnck 4. NJ OF thst
day u the north 'front.' door Of the Court House. In the
CITY Of Chicago, IN said County nf Cook eel at public
suction to the hghezt or CASt the lots Of laud
a1d premises in e3fd Deed Il Truxf described aud
conveyed, being Eota two "a and three {S) Ia the
Subdivision Of thu southwest. quarter co Ct 8ect.on
1eve1 f. oHnshtp t9h nn1 ii Rauga four
teen G4 east Of, tha Principal Meridian; being taa
acres Of land, fnnre OF 2eea with ali thax2hf and
equity Of redemption uf the sid John ind
Bergman, their hel11 aud assigns fhekan- =.
aEDRaE ". A&Xt::1H.+slfa },
]. F. cLlxKso1, Atturuey. 1t II =. =
Chicago, March = faa. :- ~ 4
, 1862-04-10
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

T, RE-252{3Rfltf
Term, A. D. 1661 Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company Es4 lonAaonfaCturtnz Coupauy+-Attacn'
1uenE.
Public notce Is hereby given to the said Union Manu-
factur1 Conpany that two wdts Of issued
chicago aatea dsE q March a p lSsa
pg Company and agat1st the estate Of the said Gno
Misunderstanding Company, for the sum of Y thousand
efetf fundred and 7s-I09 dollars, directed to fhe
EEerfa of Cook and Zane Counties, which said wits
NJ the1efor niles you the said Union Manufac
turing Company. shall pssse3sly be and appsaE befots
Hrst daT Of he term thereof be holden at the Court
ths Gty q Cniesgo LIT 93 @ ths ss Mondsy I'd, q
nIsntf action, Judgment ~u be entered against Tou
md in favor of the said plaintiff and much Of the
sid judgment and COST En be sold to satisfy tha same
THOMAS B. EARTER, Clerk,
, 1862-04-10

~ COUNTY, es.-SrperIor Court Of Chicago, June
Term A. 2; 1s$2- William 7. Burgess ya Dennis Beach
Public notice is hereby given to the said Dennis
Beach and Peter T, PecSnam MT Wit q attae,- a
peror Court Of Chicago. dated the nIst csy OF April
a D. 1862 at the enlt ct The said William T. Burgess
Peter ". Peckham. for the sun Of Twenty-Five Hun
dred Dollars directed to the Sheriff Of Cook County,
Nov, therefore un1ess you, the said Dennis Beach
and Peter IT. Peckha. ehau personally be and aRpeat
The trst day Of he term thereof to be holden at the
day Of june 4 b. ks2 give special bali aud plead to
he ss5d plaint asoa qag@endt e'd TT Be eateTsd
much Of the property attached Is may be sufficient to
satisfy tile Batd Judgment And costg, WI be sold ia
sat1sty the zane. THU6. B. CARTER, Clerk.
WM 7. BURGESS In proper. ana n99s Nv
, 1862-04-10

~1The Democrats Of Springfield, ILL.,,
have nominated Mayor G. l. Huntingdon for
reelection; !; and the Republicans have nomi-
lated GageT l. Sutton.
, 1862-04-10

ssAes sA4G AAAs3NA0 NA1AhhA AE6 2pXs
WARRANTED 10 be r9re curs tor
G4TARRH or COLD IN TEkE HEAD.
OH HunnKxD TsousAxo persons die vesrt7 n thas
county q Consunprsr- Every ph5Ectan Rnows thsi
11th su!ly tHosira II shtE an1b, the dissase an
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
zae nsxt sep being 70 taa throat aad nrancaA, tunes
Gsssa r. :,t I'D
"a ~ g ere censa@paoe aaS1e
fae faS1 s5mpsoaa q czs.xn as assy generally .ppes.
~ q art TsY aiEht Persons and theJ have cod
eenkste 70 tae ehznEes Of samperatuss ii this con-
.na aes1d. a1rEV4,ds bscoatng taiek 'sad a5hesive
sa,sa z,i + esapnty sna shan.ed II qaaNt they
ing he nae os elae tty fnn into The throat and arc
AAVkeo o. coughed oG- Fhe HecreHont Ate ofensiye
egEs ase Eea1: the sease Of smell Is lesaaced OF de-
HEoyeo: oe4fnese frequently taken place Another
5oa te snd 1npo3rsns eyMptom Of Catar1h Is thst
4athlck e:ny m1eous xdieA has iaen doEe TON
Rsoa nay thst Els sesse Is Oh il Wy to tse
Above a5e the e5nptorz Of CsssrTh they appa1s IL
s.W sao sid q the LIQUID cArAEHH RKMEDT, II
oe gnd s 3 SS1sfk sna s. e.
0y 70 Assure ~ who disposed to test liz virtues In
curing CatatTh~ that SITE, tbs ril of the Remedy
e one month no benefit received tie amount paa
Price q he GataEa Remedy. sufficient TOR use
one month with full Rae cleaE directions.
03aee, 19e 14akee Corner of weIls-Ss.
Adsrea Dz. D. 4. SEELYE
de1h6S4m Post Once Boz ISL MjcaFo Ill
, 1862-04-10
5petial Rptires.

H For the @eapest and best Hair
% %pasWA1pG: lee Lsks sztes and e3aans ihese Won:
Ntqela1 rqom me natural VIXEN abused fo ths neaa
Eli HAtt 9ewetFy contains always the neVeSt Fs1fs
, 1862-04-10
100000 ACRES

1heT reurd lhe quality Of the pine the amount per
acre he1, ea,nces to Eood streams !he Of
enc he1c, the 1agi1Eca for r,anufacturinE and ship
ping, are unsurpassed. uad are worthy the aytenton
It moi expected thai they viii hing 81 suction o2e
hall their real value The auoH selected With the
& Ss IL 7oa upeR
l1etr reports nnknovn to caca "ther:
ed e. q IT, sassa
svo mills AlonEt..e Of which ressels can lie and
sSas seat es o'.so
IL coming Into demand fut sh'pnent.
There alsol rye kActs Q: farming lands Of excel
Il aeaSon q ii The s1vsn;sEes i Is Tow demon
strated thst beneath ths Valley ef he Saginaw lies the
n!y aout tleta "a non,hs snce tde msnu:scsrre q i
There are now sslt fac.e!e6 IN operation ye!d
tons compares more tia, have bought the.E ground
a.6 s's aAnE 70 1s sGon
the deuad not ony for staves hut also cord wood.
From PR ssnt tnGcs tlons II 10 berved that in no
valley Of the ssEiraw ler lie ne1t Two Jelra
Michfsr, ana about TRENT. four thousand acrrs Of
adapted to the Chicago market
cftne s5Ssr s!enssios f satr reses csa d. Taess
L. ullor The esle:a tde II the State no rver where
son Thr qIsa:y oi cat last year was srty millions
81 fett These la7ds sI'ccial woT.hE OF the atten
G9 q e.. oce e bet:o full
I = s 9s asr 9nsz &c C 4:
Of one Eho TaJ sG I'll f9 sde s6e ~
Letter Or Otherwise 10 the subscriber, It Det1ol or
, 1862-04-10
4Aarn Kuhber TrusB.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

MANUFACTURED UNDER Rteas & &Goop1EA1's FzrEyr,
This truss is having SUCCESS In custng Hernia or
nftEa II onsa II - ~ 4ha - -aa1orts
r VIII KKvEK EgBT; 0he spring being coated With
bard Rubber, rendering 1t npeTV1ouB to moisture
perspirat1on from the body, NOE BREAK, oHAFE GALL
OF BL1aIKR. WILL NOT SLIP oH MOVE Fzox fIACE,
EH11Y. and is alsays o1HAn Ae5n It As COOP A EEw:
and surrounding country. within the past two yearR
and have never failed TO give satKfActou In all CAGES
CgKED n tas city q thirty years standing which aEe
the West, and It Is universally acnowedged BY al
the only reliable Trus8 ut for use. DR.. Seeey having
fitting Of Tiusses viii guarantee thla Instrument In
eaa s. made very = af Of n6er tss e I Csc san @ay r.
auiEe} an daily receiving orders for this InstM
asstre the public that It s rapidly sqperceding al
other TnBsee In USE Pcrsens Wishing this Instrument
lea ef EgPsaIe e e D. sEELEY 72s souta e1ask
to whom al orders must be addressed Pamphlet sent
On receipt Of stamp. 2. Q, Boz 1855. suI61TTa1y
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Steamboat Zines.

+ - THE
Northern, Transportation COY
oR OHIO -:
Isprepared to transport property betwe<n
Boston, N Pal1ts h Nsx England, leH York
and the West,
VIII peorptnesa, cara aud dispatch-
In9 Men known Ltns ot Fourteen First Class Screw
Sseame'a oonaeesa ar ogdenehu1g With the
haairoad Tor Boston and all Points In Hew
England;
At Cape Vincent VII, ttn
:. V1nnent and New York,
And At oswego with
LINE OF IS FIRST CLASS CAHA1, BoATa
Between 0swego, T1o5. Albany and New Tore.
@ @ e@sss SssssG Ssz siszss
AND ATRtWaHKLT LINE TO
chieago, Milwaukee and htazmedtats Ports.
AGENTS: -. 49,
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TsES S;ssn FTsqS ksss5 S5ssslaad Win Msyss
kse. Taylor. MaITa5 4 ca. Racine.
cLARY q HOWE, Agents,
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND
1862 Chicago Line. 1862
& !s E9S ~ ,nss1 ssa i i
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO..
BETwRKE
Chicago and Buffalo.
Touching At intermediate posts when practicable, and
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Aegal notices.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK, ss-superior Court Of Chicago. June
Term, 1sd2. T1thill King, wilson C. DaytA Heman
EiuEsbury. William Rogers, ThomasB. King. Horace
Warren, Valentine H. Ma1aha1l aud Eluah Baer-M
Chancery. -
Affidavit having b<en made that neither W1lEon c.
Davis Heman K1DgsbuEy and Valeptne q. Marshall,
three OF the defendants above named can be found up
on cue Inquiry. thar process can be served upon
Of he cerE Of said Superior EonEt OF Chicago Foce
eheseby gwen 70 ne said Wilson G. DAVIS aemAn a1
plainant filed his bill Of complaint IN said Court on
tne Chancery side thereof on the 2th day q March
1862 and that theteupon AsUed out or SAID
Court aganst said defendants fetuT4aoe on ne frat
Now, unless yen, the said N'lsen G. Davis, Hen1an
kingsbuIy and valentl9s NaEshaa shall ons1ly
Cook eouht The 1lrss day Of The term theIe9f 70
day Of june 1862 and plead answer or denur to the
ead bill Of complaint the same and tie
matters and things therein EhArged and stated Will be
taken confessed and decree entered against Jou
according to the prayer Of said Dill
THOA 3. CARTER, CLERK.
WILLIAMS, WOODBRIDGE GEAsT,: Comps sols-
, 1862-04-10

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