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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
DISSOLUTION.
HOWARD ASSCClA-
TON,

For the relief cfthc sick end distressed, afflicted
nth v,rutent aud Chronic Diseases, and espcci-
aliy for the care Of diseases Of the Ssruai Or
g0ns.
EDlCAL ADvIE, given gratis, by the act4
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srernatorrhoes
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employ ed in the Dispensary. sent to tho
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address. Or. J.. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Agent Surgeon,s Howard Associaticn, No. 2
South Ninth Street, fhiiadslphia, "a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

The meeting of last Tuesday
evening for the purpose of raising SAM
tary supplies for our soldiers was quite
we'll attended and addressed by Esq.
Allen. Nearly eighteen dol'ars was
raised.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

The new advertisements Of the
American Express Company will be
found in our columns to-day. to which
Ne invite tho attention 81 cur readers
This company is doing large and
sate business For safety and dispatch
scnd by this company. T. A. Graham,
agent in this town.
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H.O0C Va Mo
The Town Hall is fast Fastening

TO completion and will be ready for oc
cupaticn on the evening Of the 3D. Of
july. when It il intended to be dedi-
Gated by the light.footed public.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

1t will be seen elsewhere in our
columns tina. our citizens arc bound 70
celebrate the 4th day Of July in good
old fashioned style. We doubt not
that the celebration viii be a complete
success to the satisfaction Of all partiei.
pants. Quite q respectable sum has
already been raised to dctray the ex
renscs Of the day, a large portion OF
which will be expended for fireworks.
With good Union celebration IN the
north part OF our county, and one -
this place, all the people of our county
can afford TO spen some time with their
fellows in patriotic demonstrations.
Turn out everybody.
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Tie Great Living History.
THE
Rebellion Record,

A Diary of American Events.
EpIrED
By FRANK MOORE.
Publishing in parts, st5o ceats each part Jus
trated WI, h two Portrait. engraved on steel
-FOUR VOLUMES.
are now ready, st annexed prices, until April
|, 1868;
Cloth s., Is . Volume
Half calf. or half Morocco, 5 co g
THE REBELLION RECORD
rs INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY PUBLIC
ANDPRlyATE LIBRARY
The four volumes contain:
A?ULL. AND CONCISE DIARY OF EVENTS,
from the Meeting Of the SOU Eff CAROLINA
CONVENTION in Dec, 1860, to the capture OF
Sew-orleaus, inclusive.
T..
Over ONE THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
and NARRATIVES OF all the Battles aud
Skirmishes that have occurred during tho " ar.
TIT.
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LADS, both loyalaa rebel.
FORTY SEVEN PORTRAITS, engraved on
steel. Of the nest celebrated men Of the time.
aud Twenty-six Maps and Plans Of Battles.
Y.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents ard An
ecdctes ofPersonal Da, ihg ard Bravery.
uAS A WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENCEIf Is EMINENTLY TO BE RELIED ON
G. +. PUTNAM; Publisher,
esq broadway.
CfIAS. T. EVANS Gen. Agt-,
4is broadway.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

Messrs. Harrison Il Taylor at
the "Cheap Cash Store nre selling of
their very nice goods Il cheap rates
AMI very rapidly. Read their new
advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11
The Confessions Ane. Experience
OF NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit aud as q eautio:
to young men and Others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their
Kindred ailments supplying the means Of
selecure. BY one who has cured himself
after bciga victim Of misplaced confidence
in medical humhag and qGackery. BY en-
closing postpaid directed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author. NAFHASlEL
HvFAlk, Esq, Bedford, Kings County. New
York.
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Turn out everybody.

Mr.. e. n. Gates, the commits
eioner Of this Congressional Dist. ar-
pointed to supervise the business OF
drafting visited our town last Tuesday
evening and appointed the following
named persons as deputies in this
county to enroll the names OF all per
sons liable to military duty, between the
ages ct 20 and - in accordance with a
provision of late act of Congress.
II. A. Williamson, for that part Of
our County south of the river, i. Is.
Nelson, for the townships Of Toledo,
Otter Greek and Howard, Il. Dexter
for Salt Greek, York, Oneida and Carl.
~. 4. Erain.rd, for Carlton, Spring
Greek and Lincoln. d. Arb for balance
Of the county.
The government rs determined to be
prepared for making the draft should
drafting become necessary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-11

TIE Undersigned has opened new lIar-
ness Shop at the above described place where
he is in readiness At all times TO attend to all
calls in his line.
HARNESSES made to order mon short
notice, and finished in any desirable style.
Parts Of harness made rs ordered, and re-
pairing done Mt all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES, MATTERS SC. fur
rished and repaired, to satisfaction.
All work made Of the beat material md
WARRANTED in every respect to be equal
If not superior to eny in market.
The undersigned acting upon The motto
Of alive and let live intends to furnish his
work with very small margin Of profits, and
would request AL whish,ng any thing in his
line to give him call without fail before
purchasing elsewhere to see If he cannot
satisfy them.
Public Patronage and fair trial solicited
Shop In the back room Of the first men.
toned place.
| aA J. ". RIDER.
| Toledo, Feb.+ %, 1863. rs nj
~
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JOHN D WIGHT s. CO..
Manufactures ef
IA HRAEEJ5,
Super-Carb OF Soda. &c,
And sole agsn.s in the City el New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED Rr
PROF. EDEN n. lIORsFORD, Of
harvard University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Square.
f,.p srA,rs.o NEW YORK
The high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent ID which its dangerous adulteration had
been carried. with other considerations.
induced the distinguished hemst whose mime
!, rivcn above, TO commence what proven to
"a long and laborious scientific research,
n iiscoyer a desirable substitute therefore.
His efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands OF pounds
of the Substitute have been sold ard used
during the last Ave years, throughout the
United States and the Canadas
The following true comparison OF its nature
and the results ofits use, With those Of Cream
Of Tartar, will convince the most incredulous
Of its value.
Cream Of Tartar is 4 bit artrate Of Potash.
Th;sSa5sfitsts Is simple Phosphate, and & n
te,as nothing but .ohat is found tn bee sfeake Ind
in corn, cheat and Other cereals, and Is therefore
hiqhlv Nutritious. II also has health gs'Rg
influence. md supplies that for rhtch there Is a
constant demand IN The system.
n,A- lii, cold for mich l,ss price than Cream Of
Twtar'
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ESPECIAL. NOTICE
mrDREFyKCNyESS CURED "a

vI.HE inebriate may now bid defiance 10 The
tempting cup. Tr ZANE'S ANTI
y TIE F r STR0 y c. DRIN L IS
certain cure for Drunlatss. 1t crea'es a dis
lie for ftronc drink, an, can be administered
without tie knowledge Of the patient. Price,
81 !, box. Sent by maii to any sddress BY
$ & UfHAM, sus Cha.,nri Street, Philadei
phia Ia Circulars sent Tree, v5n2i,Gm
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For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants
Bed Bugs, Moths la EurS, W ooh
lens, SC. Insects on Plants
Fowls. Ami Re Is. sc.
i'ut MP in 25c soc and 81 o. Boxes, Bottles,
and flasks, Sd and S. sizes for HorMs,
puBLlc INSTITUTIONS, &c.
.only infallihe remedle. kne"a.
free from ro;sons.'
Mot dangerous to the Human Family
RATS GENE ont OF their holes 10 die.
az Sold Wholesale in all lnrge cities.
ssar Sold by all pauGqi>r. and hIrAflsHs
everywhere.
esa :. ExwARs!!.f of all worth ELS imisa- !.
tons
efN-See TINT "tsosfar's name IL ~ each,
Box Bottle and FLASK before you buy.
rs"- Adress HENRY r COSIAR
Sszs- .t.nciral D,pot 49, Bradley y. \.
ma Sold by-ARAiSrRONu s SHANkLiN
Toledo lora Sohi'.
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night, our town was visited with large
fire consuming three buildings on tie
north side of the public square. TIE
building at the north west corner ofthe
square wa, owned by Mr.. armstrong
aud rented by Mr.. G. W. Bnzzell as a
furniture room. A part OF IT was built
nine years ago last April and was the
first building erected on tic town ar
Mr.. Armstrong; loss Is about $3Go
Mr.. Bnxzeirs less in the breaking and
abrasion of furniture, nearly all Q! which
was removed before the building WAS
consumed, was al least fifty dollars.
The next building east erected eight
years ago, am, oNneI by Mr.. Dan id
Arb. and used BY him as a carpenter
and ieiners shop. Neaily all Of his
tools, aud lumber eera saved. Loss
about slf5.
! Tie bailling east of Mr.. Arb's was
owned by Messrs j. Mors & e. S. Long.
II the back part Mr.. Long had some
tools and the greater part OF a new bug
gy. Their loss was about $3.50. Mr..
Long, sharing the greatest loss. The
front Of the building was occupied by
Mr.. J. Cobb as a wagon shop, and the
loft as boarding and sleeping room.
The fire originated in the wagon shop
OF this building, from some cause I'M
known; It is supposed however either
to have originated from the fire left in
the stove Of the shop, at about tea time,
or from some matches knocked off from,
shelf by the rate. At the time the fire
broke out Mr.. Cobb and his son John
were sleeping in the lott. and were
awakened by the suffocating smoke just
in time to make their escape from the
back window, with but few ofthe clothes
Of the former, and nothing but the
night clothes OF the latter. Mr.. Cobb
l st all his tools, some lumber and fur.
niture, buggy nearly completed, and
another partly made. His total los.
is over 5000.
Mr.. A. Bartlett's tin shop IS situated
about thirty FIVE feet east Of the last
named building. 1t caught fire and
burned of part Of the siding and
some of the roof, but by the most siren
uous cxertions on the part Of our citi
zens, with the application ofwater wal
finally saved. Nearly all Of his furniture
however was removed before the fir
was subdued. His loss will probabl,
not be less than Fifty dollars. The EN-
j, pire store of Mr.. L. Merchant, occupie.
as . grocery BY Mr.. w. s. Turbet'
stands but few feet east Of Mr. Bart
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Original Notice

P,iuters fee Sa,25
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Stamp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20

learn by a later telegram that the naval attack
on Port Hudson took place on the l4th inst
that the Federal feet was repulsed; the U. s.
steamer Mississippi set on FIRE and destroyed,
and that Commodore Farragut went down
the river in his flagship, which was disabled
The land force did not participatein the attack
The same papers state that the vessels COM
posing the Yazoo Pass Expedition had attack
ed the Confederate Notifications on the ITALIA
hatchie, and were beaten off
The Bayou Teche expedition from which
so much was anticipated, has been abandoned
until more convenient season. The COME
derases in that region are reported to have
now-in those waters what is alarmingly STYLED
" more terrific affair." in the shape of a
gunboat called the Cotton No. Q, than was
that of {. Cotton No. /, = whose loss BY fire has
already been been chronicled.
/ The Washington Star, under the coarse but
expressive heading Of 9 Still gobbling then
up announces that on Monday night Major
| Wells and Captain Redfeld, with three or fou,
of their men, while posting pickets at Hern
don Station near DHinesville, were suddenly
pounced upon and captured By Whites Of
Moseby's guerilas.
1t was reported at Hilton Head, at the last
advices from that post, that the negro troops
composing the expedition into Florida anl
Georgia, which was commanded by Genera
Montgomery and the Rev. Colonel Higginson
had all heen captured.
The Kingston Jamaica) Standard, Of th
9th inst, contradicts story which appears {,
have been current there, TO the effect that tn
Vanderbilt had captured the Alabama. TIN
reverse" says the Sandqrd, was tic Case
The Alabama fred broadside into the Van
: derblt, disabled her, and then proceeded OF
her course. The New York Tines discredit
the statement.
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LIS .ls-E. "a * 81
MONTGOMEnV COUNTE 10 \

mONEGOM cry COUNTY ---t9 VIZ;
IgsFY-Es HEREBY CERTIFY that JANE
E-9A HICKS, of said Montgomery county
--''sss-a''a-- brought before mc, thc s1l soriter
Que Of the Justices Of Che Pence 80 aud for lhs
county aforesaid, on this 22l day OF J.uuayv,
1852 as strays trespassing qn his enclosures,
,he following described CATTLE-to wit /:
One Brown cow while ca the back and bel
ly, crop i'm the lefi ear, and hind feet white
about ten years old one very Dark Brown
COW, underbil ia the left ear crop OF The
right white oa ihe gud OF her tail oue very
DARK Brown cow star in her forehead.
white belly, white on the end OF her tail
about ten years old one hElFER spotted
brown and white no horns, about one-and-a-
half years old Given under nov hand
THOMAS FAWCETT i. p.
The owner or owners Of the above dc-cnb-
cd Cniue are requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. JAMES HICKS,
Living q Colesyillc, on the road LEADING
from Washington TO Westminster u miles
from Washington, D. c. hu s0-3t
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ri Office is hereby given that The subscriber
i Z base Obtained from the Orphans Court
OF MONTGOMERY coanG lltlc,a oil admnist.a-
ticu ontle personal estate Of
SARAH N. FLETCHALL,
late OF said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
llth day Of November, 8G3 otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate, Persons indebted 20 said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of No
yember, 1862. WIN. MATTHEW'S,
NM. A. CHISWELL
nov li-4t Executors
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3sS Acres "a Wand.
Exarpisneps, Norice.

FESHE undersigned Examiners, appointed by
" the Commissioners Of Montgomery coun-
ty to ascertain whether the public convent
ence requires that a change should be made il
the bed Of the road leading from point neai
Sohnell's Bridge, and iptWsectipg the Wash.
ington road just below the farm OF William
Lea. and also to straighten the road, general
~ known as the Browns Bridge road, at a
point where il passes through the lands Of
William John Thomas, hereby notify all con
cerned, that they VIII meet on the premises.
on Saturday, The f4th of March next
vt . O'Clock, a. NJ, for the purpose above stat
ed. RICHARD r. BENTLEY,
PHILIP T. STABLER.
EDWARD LEA,
ftb 6-td Examiners
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans
Courtof Montgomery county, Letters Of admin
istration dd coliigcAdam of
ANN CARROLL,
late Of said county, deceased. Al persons
having claims against said deceased. are here.
by warned 10 exhibit The same W it'll The voncli.
ers thereof to the subsctibcr ON or before the
2nd of December, 1868; otherwise they may.
bylaw, be excluded from al benefit of said
estate. Persons inc ebted 10 said estate. arc
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- uuder my hand this 2ud day Of December.
1862. JOSIAH HARDING,
dee Il -IdmiHis'rator cd eoHigcnd,,m.
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Cogrsrnpitdeal fo .yalE.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Monigo-
w merry county, on the 10th inst, A NIL
I,ATTO MAN, who callshimself WILLIAM
BRUCE. Bill is a bright muatto, about %
Years Of age, feet inches high, and had on,
when committed cap; drab cost and
pants, much worn; he sayshe is flee, and re-
sides in Frederick, Nd.
The owner Of the above dlecribcd negro, II
any, is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty pay faes, and take him ont Of Jail; other
wise, he will be discharged according to law.
JOHN 4. BAKER, Sheriff
jan 23-3t Of Montgomery county.
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Ez1.IaE2 - e.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-tO wit;

=, | HEREBY CERTIFY that Wnuii
49, r. SELpY, Of Noulp emery Co., brought
AA-4Abetore me, the subscriber, one on The
justices Of the Peace Of tlie Stats OF Mary
land, in and for The said county, tails 9th day
Of january 1868, as % stray, trespassng on
his enclosures, medium sized ROAM MARE.
with right hind hoof white an enlargement
on The right fore knee, very thin name, about
IA or Is years old. Given under my hand
D. u. BOUlC up.
The owner Of the above described mare is
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges aud take her away.
Jan 30-2t WILLIAM r. SELBY.
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Ss:5 REWARD!

ID An AWAY from the subscriber, living in
IA Carkshurg Montgomery county, Nd,
on Saturday, the 27th Of September. 500.
NEGRO MAN, PETER DORSEY said negro
Is Of dark complexion; about 6 feet high /:
strong, hearty looking fellow abaut So years
old. As he eloped withoWproy tiou. tWul
give the above reward iffounl ana secured iu
jail 50 that get him again.
nov lift MACY W. iOH1pSON.
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MONTGOMERY CoTN ',1 y ,rI

1s~-wN HEREBY CERTIFY. That Chas.
N3-tsl I. Browning, Of Montgomery coun-
----SlAu--AA- TO, brought before me, the subscri.
her one Of the Justices Of Che Peace in and
for the said county, this 18th day Of Janua-
ryi 1868, as a stray, trespassing on his enclu-
suros Red Spotted BUFFALO BULL, about
three years old-no ear marks, Given under
my hand. JOSHUA PURDOM. Up.
The owner Of The above described Bull Is
requested TO come forward prove property
pay charges, and take him away.
jim lG-4t CHARLES T BROWNING.
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A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNGMAN
"A acquainted with G,rmng, is seasiedd0
1ss'F IN the. cultivation Of small fsrm, ia
liic Highh0rhood 0f Rockville Ill efai Rlt-3
~ WI be given 70 one who comes weIire-i
commanded Inquire ut this onice 10 Eaila
leb l3--6 4.ea rH h. q
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latc Of slid county, deceased. All persons
having Claims against said deceased. are here
oywunod TO exhibit the same with thpvootl-
ers thereof. 20 the subscriber on or before he
6ih day Of january, 1863 Otherwise, tlev
may. ~ lazy, be excluded from an hcnelt II
said estate Persons indebted To- said estate.
are requested Co make immediate.pay mcnt.
Given uuder my hand this 6ih day n Jnnaafy,
1852. ASINNGTON DAY.
jan 9--At Administrator.
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ANTT-ApoLIrIoN TRACES.

FITOR TWENTY-FIVE ORsTIfRTY TE&Es,
a. the Abolili0nists bake delugelthe conn
ny With innumerable books, pamphlets and
tracts inculcatng their false and pefnicious
doctrines. Little Or nothing has ever heen
done in the saiGe way 0sards countcraeting
their influence. Thoesands nos feel that saeb
publications NE indispcnsahly iecessal w 10
order to supply whit il is believed is a wide
felt want, the undersigned have determined
10 issue series Of Anti Aboliilon TRACTS
embracing a concise discussion of curreAt po-
liucal issues in such cheap aud popular
form, aud 40 such Z merely nominal price for
large quantities as ought .o secure for them
a very extensive circulation. Two numbers
Of these Tracts hive slfeady been Issued No.
gives critical analyeis ofsthe real causes
Of our present deplorable difficulties, and
SHOWS how and how only, the Union can he
restored. No. : is q brief history Of The BE-
suits Of Emancipation, showing is wretehed
ana miserable failure, and that Negro Free
dom is simply a tax on White Labor. The
facts in relation 70 the real condition OF the
Freed Negroes in Hayti, Jaiaaica, etc. have
been carefully suppressed hy lhe abolition pa
pers, but they ought to lie laid before tie pub
lie al once, SO that the evils Which now affliet
Mexico, lIayti, and al coGntries wiiere the
Aegro-eQh' sfi1ng doctrines base Aeen tried,
may leaYeF'ed from cur eegnrg forever.
80. ABOLITION s. aEcEsSIoN
o. Cause aud Eheet tGgeiheg with tile Re-
medx for our Sectional Tre0les rs 1
no. ? -FREE NEG ROGSbT tor sAe Re
sllis Of Emancipation in theNOrtlt ind the
West India Islands; with Statistics 0i ihe
Decay q Commerce aleness of Tie Negro,
his Return to Slyageism, ana The Effect Of
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ESTR YS.


49, = IA y a SCS4A A--tO WIZ.
1,5EA | HEREBY CERTIFY that Albert
! ". 81 Chandler, Of said county, brought
91ia-Asasss before me- the subscriber, one Of the
Justices of the Peace IN and for the said coun-
ty, this Sd day Of February, 1863, as strays.
tespassng upon his enclosures, -Four White
Sli0ATS and Three Blac,, and White Spotted
SHOATS, marked With hole in the right
and crop in the left car; one white shoat
marked with a crop Of both ears Given un-
der my hand. HENRY n. HARRIS, j. p.
The owner Of the above described shoais is
requested TO prove property pay charges and
take them away.
ieb Gaze ALBERT CHANDLER.
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Fresh Groceries.

RtCEIVIEG DAlLY
Iadeca, every thing usually found I'M FIRST
class couutrr store ail OF which will &c sbld
at unusually low figures, and upon terms to
sui The times
Give me call before purchasing md avoid
the regret Of paying more for your good tbah
your neighboIs.
maybe REUBEN A. BAKER.
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Jas- viii also practice before the various
Departments Of Government Army and IA.
Ivy Pensions procured Bounty, Arrears o.
Pay, and Claims in general gaiast the United
States prosecuted and collected Attention
paid to officers claims tor recruiting.
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SPRING & sUG11IER Co9Ds
REUBEN A. BAKER,

Quality aiki, Rockville; Md,
EHAYlNG purchased Of Mrs. r. v BRAD
IN DOCK her entire Stock OF GOODS 80 which
Ae has made large additions ofSPAiNG AND
SUMNER GOODS, would respectfully inform
the citizen Of Rockville and vicinity, that his
STOCK is now complete in all departments and
feels no hesiiation in spying. that ill who may
favor f'm with Il cell, viii eel mere than heir
money value. lis motto win Ae--
Best Gaoas, and Lohed Prtces.o
His stock consists in part Of
&C., B0NNETS, Ribands, Rouches MILNE
= n Goods, NC .5
~e-- Black Lace CaPes and Sh$Ns
Stella Shawls, Embroiderics, Trimmings,
Fringes, sc.
Ladies' Dress Goods, ia erca, variety.
Ducals, YaIeaeiis, Challc BE Laius. Bereecs.
Lawns in he piece or patterns aH8 Nvlls.
ver5 handsoWe
WHITE GOODS, OF everv description
Spring-1'e, Extension skirts. from Sc up
GLOVES ali HOSIERY
gIBREiJA5, PAEAS G.5
l~> s.
Stated 20 al c'gsses Il conditions NJ til.
Geutlemenwishine Clothes made to order,
viii iud also an excellent assortment Of
TlgVyFg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-20
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FENHE subscriber wishes to purchase the
4 above quantity Of SUMAC, for which he
viii pay Il fair price, in merchandise 81 his
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