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, 1862-09-01
Tale John B
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Initials
Box 1910. Grand Raven and Chicaso Steam
Line H 1862 .J s r Proprietors of Rich
mola Enuse c Chicago Lodge Nc. l . J e
4 81 Lake Street 80. YANKEE Card Writer -
H.--.LD.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised mnst
atf;x three cent stamp.
vember, dally Except Sunday. from sf5n. till s
p. NJ, On Sunday from sE till 10}S g. NJ. From
November let til May 1st. from So m. tll p III.
daily kept Sundaysl, and On Su1d 'yS f:oa1 $50
till OILS 4. N. J. l.. 6CR1pP5, Z. II,
1qx95
, 1862-09-01

N11f1NalF 1HStFuFa1UH sdU0 l1F111s
WEsTEEN UNION 4,vLLEGE and MILlrAR7
ACADEMS at FULTON, ILL. on the Mississippi
Ecr will open Its second year. Sept 81 ist With
fS7!a: Collegiate Acadenic and Primary Cla,ses.
se!s snd c,urers thtron. appontalents. The tiest
school buildings IT, tile VET '',st vita &C.
4 10 G0pl. ample and attractive Military Park
t,xc:!ient and wei Furnished Arm,rv flne Gsmna,
= attention, Of paren1. and gaa.dans Th.. largest
stitnt'on OF ITO c:ss itnd character n tue un,n.
iisf fr"ttpn III FRENCH German afd Eo6k ping free
."C:Gtts also tn .RTlLLERy and l:FASTET Gravy
And light TACTICS Z0EAyE aGd FANCY TE1LLs aud
An I! "-:s TENN -S1s' per- ss:leo. y?e: for au.rd.
:Hrnisltd room, III Lights washing aud islon ia
GEd"* f,'1,. ah.oa room and board nndcr the Ea.ns
IL. ScNEcE6n
, 1862-09-01
CTATE EOFILINOIS. GOrTNTY

&%1'E I E EfF' IILlN UlS, COUNTY
:. Of CQUK. ss:--Cigeu!t Court Of Cook County,
September Term. 1sGs George ". Boh4 w. George
Asnury Joi.nsot ane juliet M .1ohnsor.-tn cnaacafy.
Afh'i"yit nt the nenl esiirnct: ct tenrce As3u!y
named. Ia in= tcen G1rd N the ic of tie CLERK Of
sale Ci' cnit Court If cook County Notice is hcre
n Jshnson & tl,at sai1 conn'an.nt iel hts iii of
on tie twfnlyscconu day Of august. lE6s aaG that
EHnn,t Is thereupcn i7sE: "ut o1 sud C7urt AGAINST
f:;d diff Eants- rtfutl:th!e the 1yst Monday Of
6enttniht7 next. t'S,.). - Is BY law reHuirei.
Now. tnit:s you the SAID George ssburE johnson
bcf-1e taid Circuit Court OF Cnok County. the st
DAY of te ncxs term tlcret, be aolren 'hca.o,
i. SAID County, Oh the first M1Elly If S2ct-ral-r
lSf2 :.1 r:sa5s answer Or de'nur to the said cnm.
psainauts Hill of complaint the and tin. matters
anc ttn;ss therein charged and Stat II will he taken
cor tss5ea. aud decree entered against Fou &c
coFtins. t. the prayer cf FAT: b.!l.
WM. L. CHURCH, CLERK.
S. &. Dow, Comp1'ts Solr. au!StSi5lw
, 1862-09-01

.aTame T. a11l1er Aesc qfu,nthy LAtkeosrn rs79c
Ahbtt: & King Aklcs Edward Anderson j
man Adams G P Ahe0n John
Art.n:d g. co Atntiu Geo AtIleF-,n i l.
Adams NcwtonJ A br1hanis Cor nArcher John
sDtrree,t capt Ahno:t tseo 4 Allison John
Alden Clas Il Atkins Henry Arthur " T
Ahvian P1trfek Anans Vincent Aahley WV
Austin D c Adams Henry Al:er n r
All r2Arr.r E II A,nisiron:, JAs SA.-tun James
Allen E F Adams R rev Al1is E
.iccrSE Armstrong ChaaAuetfH Wm
AvcptZ Samuel Adams uolluwC Arnold z NJ
Anerton w Aaderssohu J q Abby aulror
, 1862-09-01
G>te Gt&11ntrcs
kfSTQF-lETTERS
LADIES LIST,

Remaining iuncallea far in the Chicago Post
Office.
, 1862-09-01

ESTATE OF ASHLEY Gil
given to nil persous having cai.s agaiut the estate
q Ashie Gilbert n.;cs.sl to present the s.me for
te i:ouu Court OF C,,ok ounfy. hoit1 ut tie
taust H-1ac. in the City of Chicago on til. ihard
NDl:GAy :0rtl1ner 4 n, iSi3.
MARIA taILpEtsT, Auui:nl-t -,trlx-
Chic3g- Aug. 18th, 156 Au21 t7}16W
, 1862-09-01

Tfchennr James Tibha1s G II
Tratn Harvey Turl,cy G 6 serggss
Taylor Thos Tnttic Myron
Thomas g " Tnote Patrick
Turner Il hoina5 Thompson o g :
ured:fs Tnonas Thompson Ehas
Teeto1 George 4Thoma7 Battie
Thomas F Il Taylor n B
Tower = j Taft Q !: capt
E rrott Frederick Tiiton u e
2Thorp r L Trumbul NeTt'n
Ellsworth r m dTinesou Christ r
Tnt,le Rush TaHcay E N
Thonta! d c ToZier Joseph G
Thomas E J Tctuan II F
Thomson David Tourney Ghas g
, 1862-09-01
4 3 E OF COLLEGIAT TIE
IN&TITUTE

FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Fifth avenue. Corner eff saith street.
Formerly '1he splnser III rstilute,'- Unlcn Square,
AFu Reopen Wednesday, Sept. l7lh, 1852.
The sic. for light air. caeerfnlncss. and tcaltk:
lie EdiMcG, HjEn It's rs.e convenience and Ittr:.c
1;nHf;
The SSacdus Apartments, and yasled educational
s1Ti.l':.i.ccs;
The Corts Of Five ard TVcnty Instructors. expe
-icnt I'd and skiln1;
Tit Privileges fnt systematic mental development
and dcc,rltne 70 I.yricsl 1ra;a:nc in every dc
E1aa1k e1t Primary, &C ::'.Iu, aud Cole EiatA;
II IibrsrF, APr ra1Es, Cabinets and Gallery oi
Paintings:
is rttss1rs Lectures. anr Instructions In Natural
5!eH;al an6 Moral Science; Hist rr. Literature. Aod
rs i,rUci-it1s i1r sd.a,cca rup.is who hare LEI:
s,n1 eCt!tc this Institutes to f1,c consideration II
&nt,s and .e=5ened tr worthy Of Il C1t:cTs1t
"a 1vaug Ladies' ir C1ty
GOTHAM D. ABBOT, Principal,
, 1862-09-01

N RAutRoAD.-ggAx13A A1zaAaAkxzax
On snd alter Monday, Aa7 Eta lo6a, tras1S IL
1eaya Wells sUeet Depot n 10iioWs, anndzya excsRt
R5o a. y. and rs Z for bs:vtdef= RosHos4 1E1Ss
mediate pot1tx; 10 a n and es5 r. tor ntxez.
Folo. Futon Cedar Rspick md ntssmedsse ~ E1i9s:
aase pon So e. esnsys ~ .sd 11se5sa 1i fsaS
{he 81 L. T. an1 4W + n. trnac PsssenFa!s fox ErE5
+. Iate, II 9enEy E1chnoEa 4e5eVa AA4s Nh =
mEfTfRte %oints, VII taxe she III r. T. E&1-
-P-'" g. 3. TALCUTT, 8Aa, KUpts
vHExLRR San PASSENGER 19sas- sa
, 1862-09-01


NathenMyron HMsgner Jas MORO Victor
Mer1ill mr. Marks barney MunI0e Henry .
Mar 1l}r surveyor rM4ta Patrick. Miller Frank :
Merritt hiatt Mack CA 'Maloney Teog +
matrh Wm rM4nn @ l. ltro. MDrtt-y & l can't
Madden Jno g. Ma1eten P N Norris r
Naltin Ino Merrill 4 Il 2 Morris Eiwi
Narpa .Jno MonscnGR h atu:phyEawd
Berkey 10 Miller Wnrren dr Morgan e
Mareh Jas & co Moore Vim Morse D q
!, .uleyM no Miller W u s. comlliet T
hnrtuer II N Murray Nm Murphy Patt
Mallory Henry. Morley " aptMnrae Clinton
Nav Thos G.. Moore Jno Mullen Peter
Muztppa ftniaceN.seosvr .'Go Mnrey t3nas p
Merchaut Geo Monroe Jno Niles Chas
aa,,cron Gel, Murray Jno " Mtnor Chas
Ma'1h ashss sf' Morsn capt Ma9ray Paslel aas
S1ahonyTimcthy Murphy ;1ro Mill"r Andrew
Martyr Fla MyDha1t Jup atorssan Nicholas
Martin .E,HoweAI,ore Jno Il Minor En.tL
.,1cathan D NOT! Is JosG Myers i e.
MaDru1 Geo Morris ! , capt. .i1trse al1cEE Il
Naratnn RID H'liarJ r capt M1Po1
aath.rs re Moore isaae = = aowrey Il
NG1tere + Murray JC Moyn"lin 7
Ma,lc1s l. II hi, caen JAS r Montague D.nl
Natlirr af c M,,tt i Hsary Mills " II.
&ar='l Oliver Miller i'iFam Il
Nusent Ed7d yoon,n Thas Nav1u John
Nairs e, m Na1anu Tho Nays "
NeaheT7y Oscr ENash aha Nasnn VIVA
Nielsen PJ2 NtaIJ Z Nuttiug r "
Neee CA Ncwhause Il Nsf Vim
1avsu Patrick Nyman Nesb;ts svsa
icllolas 1hos N3a.e j J Nelson y
teuaA E6w Noble john Nslsua
ylan Tim North Joiln
o
1nsted & Son 0'Drian JAs2 Oaora Tno5
0ertcu M O'Crunor EINd U'u3ra JAS
sytns " HE O'Connor LAs Q'kecf. Jas
0vf n jain e O-Conntir II C'Leary Tin
OFT Eng U'Connel John O. Nalley john
O'rrien Patk O'H.arn Nic! O'SciI i Sloaa
URrieu Thoe 2 -O:uaulon Pat1k GSnea David
r
Pearsoae Ford Pinto j 4 Peters
Patterson " L Potter j II PAtter L q
Patterson IuEoE Post Ia Psiee itobi
plnmer Moees Pointing I:aae PeuueIl Ilott
Pheiuu MichI Palmer j Inaj2 P:ersol III
Patrick LF Powers le:nan fiual:r David 3
Palm Michl Potter Parks + D
Philips Lewis Pslee utnryC Planey D
Padt.1 Iuk. Tilts Il P.ctla Pat
p1rsc. Leo; erd Parker Henry Payne Ihas "
Pi1 kney i CO Price SEQ Price Peter
PppI ~ Z Paddoa Tho5 Powell Parrick
Porter YIN T Patterron Geo EPhii!ps .,his
PArrt'n VT Phillips Peaffaln T Z II
Pnri til WIN Il PslEler IAeo T Pivt.e Pnlip
f. arsG.l Jnu L PRICE Geo v PoSess P4.5
Pope JEo Po!lick Thoa Pa;h;r al 7ert
Payment jus Perry f54o u Potter Andrew
Palmer Nm IAul Frank p1s S Hitchcock
Pa1.nn Jos 81 Ihni!p5 Pete.st3n BENZ
Phillips j Parker slmenn SpscsGr Albert
rTtt10n II PoNsbls AnufeWFuEtec Abraham
&. Tiifrhenr3-
, 1862-09-01

Tiffany L lieut.
1'nlly Wta]1er j
Taft Nestnn
Taylor Nm !, 2
Taylor Win P
Ton,pact Jpl
Tucker John E
TeH'kry John
TRY John
Ticker joseph
Thou,pSt,n J N
Troy Jnhn n
Tuck Jt,tn "
Taylor tItse,:I,h
ToWslr PJ
Taylor Isaac
THAR Porter
, 1862-09-01
3Autrls.
33ral E:5tdtc.

ANIS IN KAES4AS-To sell OF
- y dc for 4 stock Of Dry Goods.
s0Fer cent land, 20 per cent Cash.
For ?: rtfcn'2-f nddIrss, by 1nall L. ~ epaLDl,IG.
-E:assl prer Fa,lss kans4a All conn Mrir sttons
s94G4s StnH4e..Ae. au2f-t1i6-im
T 4NDS.-To all wanting Farms
~ ldid climate large and thriving settlement of
taiGead. ICH SOIL. -
Fine Crops to be Heen growing.
Twenty t1sc1s at from SIS 70 PEI acre paysb
within four years.
Good Eus5ness 0pentugs-Good Society.
HcDreds are settling and making improvements An+
IlE 70 CHAs La Mis- Post Ma .teF. yl1elnnG.
anabezane nae ~ EonntE SSw Je:ssy Letters snswe.ed
1S4E976tocLG2
, 1862-09-01
JnGike II Utry DR. Tndcrlill S
VcrEer Henry Tansta1en " G Yanwool Z
ValeEtlel G /.
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Westcott D MWaWilso1 j
Web.terD @ captWilson Jno 4
yWal1er Dnul Williams .Jna n
Welch PB Wondsed J D2
Wn}l1n Ci!Esous Wilson )
Whtflan patric sWoolheader Y
Wulters IL Willard j F
Whitney Chas Williams Henry
Whitt1esey t.hAsW illians g F e
Weaver 1'aleb Z Wood LotIlrup Y
Whitpey& Kim. W.glin Geo
bali Willard Geo
Whitney & H0ytWicks Thos 2 =
TardEStranf,rdWiEch,.Il TT
N'escott / j WoodsG WE CO
White & Gould Wilscn Geo s. CO
Warren Oh Wicker S q
hWarncr a Wood Geo n
Wasten B Woud f II
Observation-Disclosures i'll
Ward o l. Wormley T ?
Walter & EortonWllson EB
Whitaker A " Wood E &
Winem4n WarumW.md Enos
Wilson /. capt Willlersoa Ed j
Wyman NlcholasNi1}3rd F. H
DWfcEeraham mr Wiuton D d
Willis Warren 2 Wtl!lamsChasP z
Wr7y " II Wnt.le Patrick
EWi1ley Wm Wilkins CEas
Wright " IL Williams CG
Wtleon II W1neman Parlze,
Wilson " 3 Williams A f
Woodward " Ny.nan Nicholas
Jno Nellran Osborn
Willis Jno Williams s.
Wright Joseph Thomson
| ga iEscn JnO Eoiree B $ CAPT
Willard Juo B Nrish. Aug E
Wood Jno J Worst JAG ID
Williams Juo F Woodward F D
8
, 1862-09-01

nEARBCRN S Summary, So
Il WABASH AyESTE-The next term Of this
in,:.i1;1:on NJ. open OIL MONDAY. Sept i.:h: r;
,h,rd4tr>e l.n hc-t ofarc Circulars can re oh
z:il I'd II, calling At t >eanary> OF by aadressl the
II r.ci,: through tic Post DtHte-
nulIE1G-.m q GROVER PRINCIPAL
, 1862-09-01

THE &C PARTNERSHIP
q heretetrre existing between the undersigned IN
the nj OF MORSE & TAaWo7u Is this day dsso. yed
bg mutual consent. A1RERT MORSE
Chicago, August acth 1867 au2:-selsim
, 1862-09-01

.nSSOLUT5ON OF CO PART
~ NEESEIP-:The CoFsEtner4hip heretofore eI.
is.irs between 5ohn E1a.S John sfarsnaal and Fau
;Joptt under the sud Aru OF John Clark b CO.
jol1;r II: Marshau. JOHN CLARK
PAUL JOEtS.
TheF7oduca Conu1tszon Busfness vii be G c-uductsd
a. he1etoto1 bF tae ousrsigatd. undeE the I'm n41a
Of joi.p Clark & Co, JOHN CLARK,
mx 11z2t7Sn =. - 6lUL JONES,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

iRovS HREAD-By Mrs. II. r. Nca,
Tnfte nboro', \. II. Three quarts !ndi.
an mes', 3 rints wheat middlings, siftcd
and well mixed. and 2 quarts Of milk.
Il the weather is cold, add ! rin, Of
boiling @ater, if warm, ! pint of the
milk instead Of the water, and if sweet
milk is used, dissolve III it ? teaspoons
fnIls saleralns or soda, but if the milk
i sour, use sufficient to remove the ac.
islity. Mix .wcl and lnf ii stand an
hour or two before baking: then bake
we'll, lin blick oven, If co,enienl land
u Is better iiactt ia the oven over nialt.
This bread will keep long, AMI when
steamed is as good as new. Yeast
powders can be used instead If saleya.
tns o. soda, if preferred. The above
will make one large or, two small loaycs
and if properly done, cannot fail to
please any lover Of brown bread. II
|,as proved good forncary twenty YEAR,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
For the cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS AND COLDS,
II aE1 ss.AkAtszsA 4sRsassAG,
DISCOVERED Bf
r IS $40 n A RY,


Nj who ore suffering from Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by
missionary in Arabia
All who are threatened vi h Consumption
should use the NakoYa A,ahica, discovered
BY missionary III Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis
shoulduse the Makofa Arabiea, discovered by
missiona y in .irahia
All who are suffering from Sore Throat,
Coughs ,nd Colds, should use the Makcra Ar
ahica, discovered by missionary in Arabica.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scratu-
a and Impurities Of Tie Btood should use the
n.kora Arabica, discovered by missionary in
frabia.
Ii cures consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis,
Ii cures Sore Throat. coughs and colds
/, cures asthma, scroiuia and impurities OF
The Blood.
This uneaualled remedy is new for the irs,
time Introduced to the public.
It was provideuially discovered by mis-
sionary while travelling in Arabia lie was
cured Of Consumption by its after his ease
was pronounced hopeless by learned physic
clans in Europe.
lie La forN arlei 10 us in writing, a full &C
count OF his own extraordinary cure, and of
NM Cr OIL NiflRl cHltS NElGH nave c0Ilne I'M
der his observation, and also a full account oil
tie medicine.
At his request. ana imfcicl by a desire TO
extend u knowledge eli the rcme,i, 10 the pub
lie, We have had has communication prit,.ed IN
iamph1et .olm for free distribution. itsin!er
est is enhanced BY an account which he gives
&c SOME II the scenes IF the Syrir. massAercs
which he obtained from those ieiei III
that awful tragedy.
THIS pamphlet may BE obtained at cur r!'icc
crit will be sent free BY n"iito all who apply
for Il.
IL import lie ';akora Arahca direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Ileon X t'yiip
pus, and we have always on ianda ial' supply
put upiu BOTTLES ready ior use With fun direc-
lions.
Z. ice one dollar per bottle Sent BY mail
on receipt Of price and "a cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS. GILMORE x TO-.
Importers OF arrays ANA 7iedi-
zines.
Liberty s., y. Y
ALSO, By DREGaIsTs GENERAL
LY. ys"2i,lY
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

SALT FOR TIE Y'naoAr in these
days when diseases 'uf the throa.
are SO universally prevalent, and 50
many cases fatal, We feel il orr duty
10 mention simple, ard what has
been with MS Il most cttrc,ual, if not
positive cure ot.sorc throat. Fer manv
wears past. indeed we may s.,y during
The whole Of Il lite 1T. .,u,r than forty
wears, we have been suffice. to sore
threat, and more particularly to dry,
hacking cough. which is rot orly dis
tres-ing to ourselves, bat to our flionis
and those with whom We are brought
il business contact. Last fall we were
induced 70 try what virtue there was i.
common salt. We commenced h,
nailg it three times d daY, morning.
noon at NIGHT. We dissolved Il large
table spoonful in coll water. With this
we gar.le the thtaa, most thoroughly
:'lst hrtnrc meal time. Tie result has
been, that during The entire winter We
were net only entirely free from coughs
ana eoldsto which, 50 Ear as orr memory
extends We have always been subject,
lu' the Dry. hacking cough has entirely
disappeared We attribute these salts
factory results solely 10 the u.s. Of tie
~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
ToMATo CULTURE. terminate if


hot house, hot bed or kitchen; for
very early fruit, transplant quite small
into pots. The Tomato improves hy
every transplan'ing, and each time
should he set deeper. prom the time
fpnr Or six leaves appear, pinch OF cut
off The larger lower leaves and tho ter
mnal buds, and continue this process
Of pruning til the fruit is far advanced +;
80 that when ripe, the bud will seem
70 be covered by one mass Of LARGE.
smooth, cvcn.si2cd tomatoes, Of the
rtchcst pomegranate colpr-ani tho
leaves hidden by the fruit Set plant.
from four to six inches apart, in Tie
warmest spot you have, and let them
fall over to the northern frames, twelve
or fifteen inches high, or on pea brush.
or anything to sustain them, AID keep
the fruit from touching the ground,
which delays ripening. creates mould,
invites Gu, worms, and always gives the
tomato an earthly taste. Try tor only
one chlster-thc first that blossoms
and cut everything else gradually away.
This will give .on tomatoes from fou,
to six weeks earlier than they are usual
IL .ipened in this climate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

A SkIliuil Honsckeeper lays tlla the
unpleasant olor arising fir m boiling
ham, cabbage, &c. is completely COR
rcctcd by throwing whole rcd peppers
into the pot-at the same time time
tic tavor Of the food is improved. 1t
u said that pieces Of charcoal will pro-
JUICE The same effect.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
LAND MEasyRE.-Everv farm

LAND MHasvaE.-Every farmer
should hase rcd measure, q LIGHT staff
pole. just l6 IL feet slong. Ter measnr-
ing land. By a little practice he can
learn 70 step rod At just five steps,
which will answer YeEY well for oraina-
~ farm work. Ascertain the number
OF rods in width and length Of any lot
Won wish . measure, and multiply one
into the other and divide by lG0, and
you have The nuruber Of acres, as leo
square rods make = square acre. II
you wish to lay Off one acre square,
measure 3 rods upon each side. This
lacks one rod Of being fn.i mea assure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

", ANS II lIoGsEs.-E Ed lara H4ac
s'eaa.' Take equal quantities Of alum
saltpcteg, and rock salt, (out Of 4 fish
barrel, and mash them all up tine, and
GIVE the horse three teaspoonfnl, three
Or fonr times i week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
THAT STANDARD SHEET"
4 Neu Year ,cith an Old Friend.


On New Years day Of 1862 that worla re-
now ned and uurlvalcd gem Of American Jour-
nalism, the peerless New YORK MERCURY,
will enter upon the twenty-fourth year &
the most brilliant career ever achieved by
paper. During the past year it has been
the teacher, story teller, mentor, and oracle
oftwo hundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean to OceAn--an1 from Quebec in
Canada, to Pensacola, on the Gulf of Mexico.
Young and old, rich and poor, have reveled
in its enchanting stores Of wisdom. romance,
art, poetry, and genial humor; and its praise
is
Familiar in their mouths ~ household
words =
The rah'a patriot soldier in his tent -
has whilea away the ts1lhm Of emp.li 10
The absorbing review Of in a..
Forty Brisllaa, fau1m
finding in them a. fascinating -hcNs ~
,ipine known only 10 ,lrosalr no rail- -
Banner-sAer, 81 ne Groa{S ygyet AM1ricar
iatNect aid Get,usf -
Ii conii,cHcihg 4 New Year, the proprie-
tors Of the New York Mercury cnns2nly say,
Inst i, shall he heir aim 10 make their great
family journal OF American literature for
1862, more brilliant AMI enchanting than
ever, in its concentration of all the world $
grandast and most beautiful specialitics in
hea;hiuls Romance, graceful Poetry. elegant
aud quaint Gossip, refining knowledge spark
ling Iium"r. and entertaining News-untii
like love, it
- ralcs the court the camp. the bower,
rs ii already rules the happy domestic fire
side
The editorial tone and National Depart
men,s of the New York Mercury" will con-
time trne t that lofty spirit Of patriotism
which has made il a necessity OF the peepte
since the War began, and kept i, In sntRn-
siasfic demand when other sheets were
wing all around it for want Of popular sup
port.
4lrealy the largest Literary Journal IN
the world, and focus of a thousand brilliant
literary repH,a,ons its programme for ,sti2
will be magnificent beyond all precedent.
The most celebrated pens Of this country and
Europe have been secured in its service, at
| IN outlay equal to thu expense Of more than
one national government in the Old World,
aal it's novelties, or continued stories for
1862. will be the most splendid tr!umphs in
1 elegant Fiction ever Published. To these
too, the magic pcucii Of the great est Of Aneri-
can artists, Mr.. Felix .. 9. barley, wilt lend
the aid otpictoilai art.
| Our story, initiatory eff the New Year, is q
! splendid national Romance. commencing in
tie New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
! 4h, 1862, and entitled
TIE RATTLESNAkE:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
TIE REBEL PRIV ATEssA.
A TALE OF THE PRESENT TIME.
BY NED BUNTLIN
1T - THE GREATEST sArr,cAL NosELTrE slScE
THE DAYS or MARkIAIT.

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

EaGss lost Ksasv restores!
Just rubhshe IL a seaic9 eme'ope Pace = cts
4 LECTURE on THE NATURE. TREAT
ment and radical cure If Sperma orrhoea, az
'ni'al Venlness. Involuntary Er,isslols
Sexual Debility. and impcliments tn marri-
age generally Nervousness censumrtion.
Epilepsy md fits: Mental md Physical In
capacity, rnsnlting from Self Muse &o-Rv
Honr J. CTEvERwELL, N. 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
NAV be cffcctnally removed without medicine
and without DANCE, ons surgical operations
bongies. instruments, rings or cor.lials point
ing ont a mode Of cure at once certain and
efiectual, by which every sufferer no ma tier
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately and radically This Lee
ture wiz prove boon 10 thousands and thous-
ands.
Sent underse,l in plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt Of aix cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

II WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken China Cups and Saucers can
be made us good as new.
WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece kaocked out Of your Marble
Mantle can be put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If That broken "itchcr did not
cost but a shilling,a shilling saved is shilling
earnd.
TT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Al,has,er Vase is broken and
YOU cant match it, mend it, 1t Will never
show when put together.
II will Mend Bone. Coral. Lava,
and in fact every thing bat Metals.
ANY article Cement with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show whore il is
mcnaei.
ExTHACTas.
"E~crv Housekeerer should have = supply
Of Johns 4 Crosly's American Cement Glue
Ntr York Times.
al is 60 convenient to have in the house.
--Nsr York Express.
at is ALWAYS ready; this ccmmends it to
every body IadcpenIrm.
1--WE hnvs tried IT, and find il az usefn! in
our house as watcr'-- Wilkes, Spirit 81 the
Times.
ECONOMY rs WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved in elety family
hv One Bottle Of
American eEnent Glue.
Prize. - cents per Bottle.
Price - cents per Bottle.
Price - cents per BOTTLE.
Price - cents per Bottle
! Price - cents per Bottle
Price ~ cents per Bottle.
Very !isscr:a. reduction 10 " fso!c-
sale Buyers.
TERMS CASH.
"a For sale hy MI Druggists, and Store.
keepers generally .'rsnghont The country.
i JOINS 4 i'sses@l4Ez
(Sole Manufacturers
WILLI.iM STREET,
i Coruor Of Liberty Street, NEW YORK