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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.

Particular attention given to the collec-
iiop of NOTES, DRAFrs Bills. ACCOUNTS, and
Bills VI PURCHASE sent with goods to DO co.,
lected on delivery.
BnA- Goods with invoices to be collected on
delivery ct the same, should always be mark
ed Q. D.. and amount marked Gu Package
or Box.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE
sS~sPEsMA TOREIIEA CAV he
(lRED-NM e. s

nR RAND'S SIP CIDlC c4ycs Sptr
Loss ef PoGer, &C., speedily and eeectndtly Up
ELECTS are trusly magical. A trial cf llS
SPECIFIC will convince the most ske psttsr u
its merits yrice. 81 i box Sent post.pAil
to any address, by s. G. UPHAM, 4o3 CaxsT-
nut STREET, PHILApELP IA. Circular,
-,nt free. y5n:4.en.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
ESPECIAL NOTICE.
~DRUNKEyyEss GERED@

TINE inebriatc may now bid defiance to the
l tempting cup. Or ZANE,S ANTI
DOTE FOR STRO Nc DRIN Il IS
certain cure for Drmdt.s,s. 1t creates . dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge Of tho patient Price,
81 box. Sent BY mail to any address BY
s C UPHAM 4o3 Chestnut Street, rhiladel-
phia, Fa Circulars sent free, s5n2i,6in
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Memorandum Diaries for G3, Legal cap, Fools
sap, Letter, Note and National paper, Blank
cards, Schoolcards &c, rs good as the best and
cheap as.she ehespess at Pioneer Drug Stors
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
FINklE &LYQN'S
SEWING MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both Sides and use less than half the
thread and silk that the single or double
bread loop.stitch Machines do; will Hem
Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind &c, apd arc
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma.
chine in use to the frequent changes and var
ETY. of sewing required in family, for they
viii ser from ene to twenty thicknesses Of
Marseilles without stopping, and make very
8 itch perfect, or from the finest gauze to the
heaviest beaver cloth, or even the stou.es,
harness leather, without changing the feed
needle, or tension, or making any adjustments
Of Machine whatever!!!
They are simple in construction, and easily
uaaera,oed; and if any parts broken by ac-
cidea,, ii is readily replaced
These arc PECULIAR FAcls, and will 60 far to
determine the choice osany intelligent buyer
Please Call and Examine or send for Cir
cnlar.
N. B. Loeal Agents wanted in sections not
yet occupied. Address,
FINKLE LYON s. \. CO.,
b3S BROADWAY, New YORK.
v5a s5ly.
s4.e -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

harvard University.
Office, IL Old Slip, Hanover Square,
(vP srAlRs,) NEW 1tkh
The high price which Cream Of Tartar e9m
manded in 1854, together with the ala sa,iag
extent % which It's DANCE, ous alul:ers.ion l.ast
been carried, with other considerations,
induced the distinguished Chemist, whose name
is given above, to commence what proved 70
lie 3 long and laborious scientific research,
to discover desirable substitute tasrefese.
His efforts were crowned Wiz abundant sac.
cess, and hundreds Of thousands Of pcuA>-3
Of the Substitute have been cold and G1ed
during the Iast Eve years, throughout the
United States Snd the Lanadas.
The following true comparison Of its nature
ard the results Gifts use, With those ef Cream
Of Tartar, will convince the nost ;ncredulous
Of its salae.
Cream Of Tartar is hitar,rate of Potash.
ThisSuJstituts is simpls Phosphate, end con
'a,as nothing bai what is toand IN bsetstsaks,aad
IN corn, uhfat ard esh,r eersa1s AID is therefore
highly nutritious. IT also has Aealfh-gi,iag
infsaaes and supplies that for rhtca there is
constant demand IN The system.
aea- ltis sold for much less price than Cream Of
1drsaT'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

Fall in to the ranks all that are able
to carry an AK. One hundred hands
are wanted at Indiantown, Tama Co.,
to chap and hew ties for which the
highest cash price will be given.
ANTHONY BRICKER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

Piles Of new goods are arriving
at the Cheap Cash Store to be sold to
numerous customers at the lowest fig
ures. Call and examine the splendid new
stock.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

Open Isl Miles west ef M1ssis.
sippi Riverl
The Shortest and Qnichea Route betrseN
Chicago and Central Iomd.
No Change Of Cars or Baggage between Chica.
60 and MARSHALL,
Good sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains.
Fare AZ Low as ny any othcy Route
Tim. between Des Moines and Chicago Only
One Day
On an6 after Monday, April 20, 1862, Trains
wiurun as follows.
Going Ea st-Night Espie ss leaves Mar:
shall Mt $50 N on arrival of Stages
from Des Moi, es, Toledo 4, 20 P N Cedar
Rapids 100 P. NJ; Clinton lilaP N.
and arrive in Chicago next morning IN
time fer all morning trains going porih
or east.
Day Train leave. Marshal! at S A. NJ,
To.elo $40 A. NJ Cedar Rapids At $50
A II. and arrives at Clinton at 4, 80 \
Passengers to Ciihtol by thistr can
take Nig,t, Express for Chicago or re-
main until pax, morning at $40, and nr-
rive in Chicago st 3,ho n
Going West-Ni9ht Express leaves Wells
st. Depot in Chicago at $50 in evening,
Clinton 3,l5 A. NJ Cedar xapids 100
A. NJ Toledo 9,25 A. II. and arrive in
Marshall at 1915 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Chicago, on this train Mt $50 in
evening arrive in Des Holmes early next
evening
Day train leaving Chicago at 9 4. N ar.
rises at Clinton at 4 P. NJ. Leaves Gin
ton at 800 A NJ Cedar Rapids $40 NJ.
Tolelo at 7,QoPM and srsiass;s MARSHALL
at $50 NJ.
Passengers going East from Decatur tina.
wa, Omaha, Council bluffs, Ties Moines. Sioux
City, Fort DODGE and sll points west Of the
DIS Mtines River, can procure Tickets ut
LIE Stage Offices, or Of Tho. Hatton, Jr. Des
Ms;nes. Passengers leaving Des Moines in
liz morning arrive in Chicago early next
mo ming.
.se surc to get Tickets By way Of
MARSHALL.
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner JUNCTION with Yrains for Free.
cor. Dunleith. GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lacs
Praii lie du Chen and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains Of illinois Central
Railroad.
Al Nllnt0n WITH DOats Oh AlASSlsstpHl NiVcTe
AT De Wtt with Stages for Davenport and
Maquoketa.
At C.srslce with Stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Iowa City,
Vinton. Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
At Blaiytown with Stage for Marengo;
FREIGHT
Leaving Marshli in morning reaches Chicago
next morning, and Freight leaving Chicago
at night arrives IN Marshall next night with
ont any change CT care.
E. i. TALCOTT Gen. sup't, Chicago.
I. e. HOWE, Asst SUI {, Clinton.
J. c. GAULT Gen. Freight Agent, Chscaog.
0. COTTLE, Trav. Ag't.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
Mr.. T. a. Graham, having taken

~. Mr.. T. a. Graham, having taken
ont Commercial Brokers' license, is tho
only person in the county who can Is
galy act as the agent Of others in buy
ING and selling real estate. We cheer
fully refer all those wishing to sell or
or Purchase real estate to Mr.. Graham
as their agent to effect it. He Is duly
licensed to perform ali other BUSINESS
pertainsng to q Commercial Brokerage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
EXTENSION OF TERRITORY,

This Company, have rece,tly EXTENDED
their lines, and established officers at all
points on the UPPER MISSISSIPPI, iaclua-
ing Wiuona, Wahashau. Rel Wing, Prescott
and St. Paul, COIL oatiny with Burbank 4
Co.'S EApress to all the principal points ii
the interior of Minnesota: alec. for Grow
Wing, Pembipa anith British Possessions.
Offices have also been established on the
St Peters, Mankato and farihaul.
On tue Chippewa River, 81 Eau Claire.
They have also extended their lines west
ward in Iowa aud established Offices ct Iowa
Falls, Fort Dodge aud Sioux City.
Connections are made in New York with
Wells, Fargo Co., for California, Oregon
&c.
At Toronto, with British and American ES-
press for Montreal Quebec, Portland, and all
parts of the cid country.
At St. Joseph, By Overls nd Mail Company,
for Pixies Peak, California. sc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

~ AS9 ~s
Are now prepared to offer by the package
or dozen much the largest, most attractive
and cheapest stock Of.
HITS, Caps, Ears,
Buckskin Goods
Buffalo & Fancy Roles
Umbrellas,
Ladies, Hats. dc.
To be found west of the sea board, all of
which we eau and will sell as low as any
firm EAST or WEST.
Special attention is invited to our extern
sivc stock of
Fur Caps aud Ladies 4 Gents Furs.
ORDERS
wiz receive prompt attention of one of
opr firm.
y5n42m3
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-H<o0 He

Worts will be pleased to learn that the
NJ. +. Conference has permitted him to
remain upon this charge another year
1.-THE District Court closed its
)ahors last Saturday noon. It was one
Of the most labotions and important
sessions ever held in the county. In
the case Of the State vs. p T.. Badly,
the lnry went to their room at O'clock
OH Wednesday afternoon, and returned
with verdict Of "gn,lty" on Friday
morning The sentence of the Court
was that the defendant pay fine of
$3.50 and be imprisoned ten days in
Jail.
....Godey's Lady's Book for Octo.
Der came to hand in due time. 1t is
an excellent No., for Cooley never
issues any other. Ladies if you wish
magazine peculiarly adapted above
all others to your wants and tastes,
why don't you subscribe for itr Send
$500 to L. A. Cooley, 323 Chestnut
St., Phil, Pa, and yon will get it for
one year We will furnish it at chea-
per rates to those new subscribers who
wish to club it with the "Transcript."
49,. The weather for the past week
has been very warm and summer like,
giving fine opportunity to our farmers
to secure their cape and hay, and also
do their threshing.
Next Friday evening our citizens
will be entertained by a concert to be
given by Miss s. Minnie Martin assisted
by Prof. Phelps, and the juveniles Of
our town whom rho has been assiduous.
ly training for the past two weeks. Miss
Martin ,has met with some opposition
from some Of our peculiar people,"
yet with an iron will she has overcome
1t nearly al and will upon the evening
appointed give one Of her concerts,
which we are assured will be highly
entertaining.
We observe, that where she has held
her concerts, our exchanges speak very
highly of them, and her ability in con-
Quoting them. Since having her cir
culars printed, she has procured the
School House, where it will be held in.
stead Of at the Cong, egational Church.
80. Lieut.. Sherman is still in town
with right good will and extended
arms 10 receive and enlist all who feel
patriotic enough to join the OH cavalry.
He has already enlisted number,
but still his urgent cry is for more men.
Reader if there is any one in your neigh
Asvhood who can possibly be spared
urge him to come IN enlist. The call
is good one, the chances excellent,
and every one who can should b y aEd
improve them. Remember the pay will
commence from the day Of enlistment.
-. We would call attention TO the
new advertisement Of the Weed Sc wing
Machine. 1t comes highly extoled and
We doubt no; will be found a valuable
acquisition to the quiremep Is Of every
family.
-. Appointments Of Upper Iowa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

appointments Of Upper Iowa
Conference of NJ Z. Church.
Vinton District.
J. G. Ayers P. E.
Buckingham N. 9chaeaer.
Toledo, D. G. Worts.''J. A. Vanapda.
Waterloo, w. Sampson.
Vinton, s. A. Lee
Irving 0. 8. Bowie.
The Republicans Of Toledo met in
Cacus at the Court House last Tuesday
evening and nominated the following
ticket.
Trretees.
JOHN BISHOP,
DAVID sTONER,
E. S. BECKLY,
Town Clerk.
CHARLES BAILEY,
Assessor,
JAMES sHANKllN,
Conktables.
g. HERRICK,
E. ]. CANNON,
Township Committee.
J. s. MOOR,
h. A WILLIAMSON,
DAVID ARB.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
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JAS. e. FARGO. Sup't.
D. B. COOKE, Agent, Chicago, ILL., Office
corner Lake and Dcarboa streets. v5u2s
A. Graham Agent Toledo Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01
Elder Dodd will please accept
our thanks for 6ne present of five va
riptias of grapes.

rieties Of grapes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-01

49,. The weather for the past week
has been very warm and summer like,
giving fine opportunity to our farmers
to secure their cape and hay, and also
do their threshing.
, 1863-03-16

scIESCK'S rCLstnN1C sTEI-P. for the care Of
Goughs C.lds. bronchitis and every firm Of Cons12-
tsn. The recn1laE action Of thts medicine r!peas tile
ucc:s In the luHEs promotes the discharge OF kac
Trrt Matcr By cxfeCtorAtion, rurfes the blood and
9hns cures Consumption. when cyer5 other remedy
sCnEECK.ssEA WEED TONIC. for th- curc Of Ds..
b4lty: This 1oltc thvlgorate. ule digestive organs
supplies the rlsce Of the when that
ncent and then enables the patient digest the most
nutritious food Is sovereign remedy Tor Ill cases
sCHtENtKB + MANDRAKE PILLS, enc Of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. being ve.etahe
substitute for eaoEc and having al the useful prop
critics ascsbed t. that mineral without producing any
ofiis Injurious effects.
To these three medicines. Dr. j. H. Scheack of PAlla-
delEha. owes hts unr1vaed sucsss II the treatment
Of ru,Hn:ary Consumption. Tie rn1mon1c Syrup
Tens the morbid matter discharges and pnEtes the
blood. Tkt Mandrake Pills act nIon the liver, remove
AZ oostE5ctio:s thereto1u give tho organ healthy
most prcnineut causes Of Consumption. The Sea Weed
lchc inFiEorntcs tile pbwers af the stomach and by
stsEnSthsEG tue d!E siou and srin.ng It 10 normal
and healthy condition. Improves The quality or tc
p!ooa-hs which means the formation Of ulcers or tu.
eefcesln Inc lungs becomes I'm possible, TIE combined
action Of thest incidence Thus explained vii cur1s
every carc Of Consumption II the remedies arc used
10 bring the case to favorable termination
All Of Dr., Scienck medicines accomrantcd by fnll
directions are eo!d by all Druggists aud Dosless
Price Of The Pn1mouic syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each 9t-0o res bottle or II. 90 !Alf doz.n Mandrake
Pills . cents fscr box. Letters for advice should a.
ways BE- dtrt cttd DR. schcncka Principal Oice s.
hoTtl 9Th street. Philadelphia. Pa. r1Iaso.1nu
, 1863-03-16

PROPOSALS. FOR HAY, OATS
L AND coEE; o.
Corner Eighteenth and G Rtstst..
SEALED PRoPoSALSwl BE- receired At this office
oas hansled tSeossad Saa 6as1s!s Sas1s
Fee P5s z e
The n oststo be Of good nercta1tablc quality. put
6 s.
sacks e Ss furnished without extra charge to the
The CON s be ct COED nsreaa9.aole quality. put
Corn Ein be received IS weight st {ss) anrsiz lbs
Sacks to 5e furnished without extra charge to the
& e T. Is sz stts y sa
rSge,as s2 T,,ss & AZ toy:
ausnss Sf 9ss sd s5 sna f NM
b. on RsPs,; aud entirely distinct sid
letull name snd post oAcc address Of the bidder
sRpsa s s s r. "a !ss
ni e,p oYa Of ses na;f M st snSn Sn
cred e. I'd ard AZ oA7H or AILEalAscE MIST ACCOMPANY
Proposals. must Sc ae dressed to colone1p Ru,ter
s.e1a i a sfsSrfH 5l = ~
or"Cosn," as the cage n1sr be-
GUARANTEE.
The ablty ofthc b1ader to Ill the contract. should
Il be atded 70 him auste guarantee! h two e;
r snGEssos 5 reTsess WHOSE sssnaaes 'an5' DC
s;ss q,;an::5s Il; ; a:t b ssss
District Conrt or Of the United States District Ator
RrsssS II
, 1863-03-16
ITO CONSERVATIVES.

TAG advertiser, having been restored to heslh in
Is" Weeks. BY very simple remedy, after having su
Tered several years with eevese lung aectto. aud
1haf dread disease. Consumnon-is anxious to make
known to Ills fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To Eli w!lo desire IT, he Will send copy Of the pre-
scrFtten ucd free Of charged. with the directions
preparing and using tie same, which they will find
sHre cure for CONSUMPTION. AstuNA l. nEoscmr1s. &c
The uny object Of the advertiser In sending tho Pre-
tcrrton Is 10 bcncat the afflicted and spread nforma-
ton which he conceyes to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try Ills remedy 1t Will cost them
nothIas. and may prove blessing.
Parties ws!.irs the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD 4, WILSON.
Wlliansourgh. KIngs Comfy.
fE111 baat-1sndGMY NfH Tnrt.
, 1863-03-16
A @ A r. D.
INSURANCE,

TEET-p
We sharethe general apnrehenstons respecting Cant.
scmes. the rebel riyatecs hut the renresentationsre
Gently made that the insurance companies had refused
to Insure ytseels bound for tho Gulf OF Mexico or
southern Oceans. having on board PLANTATION
80 a.e nteI'y 'a'se ana onlS circulated BY
Isa5 4..a iot our oetreent ca"ass ad'
=" esoos " expiring pteata' eat snch cS-
..o,,.'aa a'tenalns aepat1eo hopes arc SD
10 W.T., ~ ~ ~. taAe ltie :. !: ~
rr7-Trrc - uesee'. Ian
" e -, :, 'n.e =. ~ ~
'''1 9 eo'' Se" 1o'A-
l"s pupc We Eooia say. Wa nave fortunately the
~ et" AA'* eN'. A'pic Aeue'1e I'll lHH "oElh. We
80, ~ r.,"' 40 e''.ea ou1 '''@'e'1a'' We
adanted n M ares and co,ttt,ons n|,.es " IS
taln cure for -''' ''>'N''@ &1'~' 1' - - va
pyspepsia. Liver comnta,nt Scrrons
Affection .Sour Stomach Dlarrhea
Loss Of Aprettte. Nervous Headache,
II hurts nobody but those who try to sell Nm artrlc
without mcr1t 1t orerates badly on their nnrtcta
Under no circumstances will the nnritr of
!" 1S1AAe RAAaas&a1o1A 16htters
he dcnartcd fron
.....
1hat all persons m"s Judge Of ls efficacy VIC publish
A,ro somI .! NV usea u s ptepasa1oa;
,aa. =. 10 .sa.,...st ~ 80 ~. -
Weakness, &C. 1t was Introduced Into Eufone hy tnr
f,ur+cee 40 ,r.,a y,n.-o,- ~ - l., ,c,o ..,s
.f,,,rn-5 e,,d h,+,,o - ,,.. - ~, ~ n..,,..s
r. o o,,t =, -uo. s.. 80 ~ ~ fs,sH ,,
Poras,s naI onn,,~ ..oso n,h,,. ~. 49, ..sI
1t:ss.rr. - A' =! 'e''7 S'''
iADs =. '1~'' -4ibads made especial reference to
travels.
C.scAz,11A BAnr-For t,ar,bc, eo1Jc and d,.c,sez
ofthc stomach and bowels
pAspz11os--For Inflammation of thc 1ona and s,on.
tica1 atlccttons.
cAAAoa1LE F1owE8s-For cnfeeblel digestion,
.,1.,'. ~ n-A'o'aa1tc' sta&nniant and
, 1863-03-16
TIE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CHEROKEE CURE,

AN mFan1Sc ct-rr fo- wa,s,a., pr,ss,o, r.,
potency. Loss Of Power, Pains In the Back, Stone
in tie Dl.ddtr Obs,ructed aad Dtfacu1t Neustrr..
80 | "."aesss o'ss'ae'so so1 01'4|"!' -4s-S'' oa'
tfon Au1 all Diseases caused hy DeriatinG from the
pot,, or E.+r,e ~, re,lne., ~ ,1,a R.rr and
y, '"'o' ~ -- * =. ..N NV -"S.> --~ ~
Limos. ulalncFa oi SiEhF, Aoss oi Ae1nu15. tcntu-
sion Of Ideas pcrrcssson Of SPIRITS, Eytl Fo.chod-
inf. Se5soas 11.naolass' sen-as1sos. Love Of
Solitude. Dssrersfa, Cough, Symptoms pfConsumr
t,on 6r
w And a, reuers, Fc.u.1c Medicine IT hns no
, 1863-03-16

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4an4:Gi;1 l. " LhI!on
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nMR 4.,,.a1 nA1 % % tHos tr:
1a"tI5Y 4,s ~ L5n1u = ~
As'e11 tac.'s -otasaio nos
II
3fscuEtsor Ii Martin Sumae1
MalerWm Merrill S i \
Meek Wells D Mavuer Robert
MARSHALL YIN Ma1W ell kR
A1arion WI .Ma;ony John
3fcigi.am N'm 3Iaypolc jacob
Mctzgar d bro WMaIoneyP Patrick
Martin john i 8 hartman Henry
1Ialoncy James Mahon Patk
MattcEon j G Ma]ley P
MaSec j N Maynard chas
Morgan HA Martin Cllas Y
Maley Thos 1fagiIl Chas II
Merchant Eco E Mears Chas
Marshall Geo Maitland VIM =
Afnrehall g Merry Jas rev
AIeNxnus Patk Mckay Murdoch
McFiun Peter McCanna James
McGiuly Patk 8 NcOuadc Michi
cCaflfeyPhillipMcGinnis ,ar
McBtilekPanu a1IcLcau Michael
McNiliauDanlE NcDouopch II
5fcAuli{Tc David McRoberts Thos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UcCahill Fyauk McCally RIB
, 1863-03-16

ElGdcr Eam'l P
kt'l'y Wm
KloGe. l)Gpt
Kelly San'l
Kibl,;c Frank
k;hhic "
kittridge Tyler
K.at;nE Henry
Kellogg Tir:l.
kirkpatrick j
kaEc james II
Kirk sl,;.tr.ck I I
kEc1:p Jacob .
hc.:t'drJohn 9
Kirk John T.
Kelley John, ]
EiMl,all John
kcllog.. John I
ErarnCdr
, 1863-03-16

CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
~ NEW Y01ea, February lat, 1873.
The undersigned beg leave to Inform their friends
and the travelling public generally that tAcy hare
leased the St. Scholas Hotel for number OF ycars
The House viii be RENTED throughout. The Cellars
will be stocked With the choicest Wines and Liquors.
BY strict attention to the comfort of ther guests III
crerJ particular they hope 70 render 1t 81 attractive
81 eny Hotel In tic United statcs
HARRY I. SPNTTS
felb al{1r SAMUEL HAWK
Late Of the Richmond Uouse f,htrera
, 1863-03-16

TAX NOTICE.-To ali whom it may
- cnnce7n-Sotlce Is hereby given that q. s.le of
lots ard lands for taxes 1ly n,de In tho county Of
OF June, a. D 1861. purchased the following lot
taxed to J. 1IanSc: Lot seven H. In block numhe:
ca:o for the State aad Comfy taxes Of the yeas 4
1sr1 and that tie timr cf redemption EM espro on
uhl3bN-5t join u. KIM.
, 1863-03-16

| UNDERWOOD s CO.,
~ GENERAL
COMMISSION 1HEEkCTIANTS,
OFFICE and dWAREHOCSE-1.1 South Water st.. %
pvsite "Euard Ut Trade" Building. it1ty
T. L. UNDERWOOD. Cpeny,oon
, 1863-03-16

Nar:cr Ianc C mrs
Wallace Henry mrs
Walker Archie mrs 2
Walker mrs
, 1863-03-16
Gbi1o9o Qril)une.
MONDAY, MARCH tC, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining urcalled for in the Cai,ago Post
0Hite.
, 1863-03-16

In cider to keer PACE with the demands Of the are
added many Improvements during the year 1se. and
Eth It's conueeEons E will be found u au respects
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all the Eastern cities TIE
track Is stone ba.1asted md zely free from dur.
, 1863-03-16
EprlioI q ptirrs
NFOTHERS! MOTHERS!.
N1 MOTHERS y!

Don't fall to r:ocurc
MIS-. NISSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Fol, CHI,
DRES TKKTHIEC.
This valuable preparation II the p;r6crfntoa of onc
rfthe uttt experienced ard skitliul Nurses in Scy
In thousands Of cases ~ s e~s>*'
not only relieves The child from pain. but tarsEo
1stcs tie stomach and bowels cOrrtcss Rcidty and
noft instantly re.ieTe " "
GhFEG N THE BOWELS AND WIND COLO
feuedied- end in DEATH Ne believe it Nc best and
sqfeef tue rold y AZ ceses Of DrsESTEnY
I4m Tcetlung Q. from any other cause.
EuN directions fo7 ueinES aecomrany eaGh hntts
None genuine unlcsS the fac timie Of CURTIS Fkk~
hIkE, Sew York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold hy all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office IS Deg street. New York
PK1nK OMIT s CESIu rxR bo11LK.
, 1863-03-16
misfrllul1eo1.s.

BARNCM BROS,
l3S Lake Street,
OFFER caEAP FOR CASH.
100 coz. Willow and Wood Cabs and Gig1,
60 :. 1ratlleE. Cribs, Chaira,
be0 ;. Ladirs Wnri; and Travelling Baskctsy
!o :. I:orking ar.. Spring Horses;
IVY Toy Carts. Wagons and Gigs
200 Ii China Painted Al'ies.
90 81 Fine G!aaa Allies.
go Gface Peg Taps assorted
lHO doZ. Pocket and Currency Books.
lWl dog. Boys Drums nine sizes.
1000 II Fish Hooks. sixteen sizes.
tg1dox. Fish Lines. 10 ia 1UO feet,
100 = Tin and Wood Bird Cages.
$50 ~ Rubber Balls. assorted
SETLERSG0oDS, TANKEENOFTuys
Teysand Fancy Gcods In quantities 70 sit the trade
Also. the famous WALKING DOLL, tust srcc:yed
great variety. Remember. 135 Lake street.