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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23
.FVD SOW"
lIountai Herb Pills

Apavx, wo present you with perfect likeness Of
r"znco chief Of tribe OF the strange Asec Mates,
him and his people in our Pamphlets and Amansca-ts
he had gratis, from the Agents for these Plls
The inventor and manufacturer Of "Judsos's Moos
tain Herb Pills has spent the greater Part Of his life p
travelling having visited nearly every country 10 ths
world He spent six years among The Indiana Il
the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and II vas thua thaa
the "siGpSrAls HERB Puls" were discovered ,efS
Interesting account Of his adventures there you will IA
n our Almanac and Pamphlet
1t is established fact, that al diseases arise from
IMPURE Bl.OODl
The is the life and when any foreign or unhealthy
rycry organ Of tho body Every feel. the poisoa
sna al the vital sEgats quickly complain Ths stomach
viii not asss' ns s"s psr =: y, W; =
Weakened and the circulation 10 ssebls. The iungs
become cioGsel with the poisonous matter hence,
head Of fa-the Blood IA you had thrown scne
Earth for instance, in pure spring, from which
stream becomes disturbed and discoiored As quickly
l"es impure bosd ny to every part and leave It's sns
behind All The passages become obstructed and unless
These pills not only purify the blood regenerats an
u" secreons Of the body; they are therefore, unrivAl'sa
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Ac This Avs Bi1t1ss
Medicine exrcs from the blood the hidden seeas Of
ari renders all the fluids and secreions pure
fluent. clearing and resusctating the vital organs
Pleasant indeed, is It to that able to place
within your reach medicine like the ~ MOUNTAIN H1Rs
PMS That will pass directly to the afflicted parts,
through, the blood and Guilds OF the body, and
lie sufferer 70 brighten with the aush Of beauty anl
health.
.indyon's Pills are the Best Remedy in erisS
enre 70, the yoilo,cing Complaints:
Ha'.' Gn,al 'aints, phTiitv, lrsdrd Weaknes,
paihs, Ftser and Agne, Lir<r 6omfIainls,
Ehh, Fmo1e CmIIuints Lonnea n S,s,ts
fh,st diseases, Headaches, Piles
G"s':feaess. Ihiiseaicr, Memo and Grd,el
p.Iv1sta Influenza, Secondary Sym%
Ga.ta1u, I,hdmnotim, tomas.
pirisy,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Bsy -SPERMATORREHEA CAN RE
GNR Ell.Reaa

nR RAND'S sPCIFiC cures spey
bmatorrhoa, Seminal Weakness, IMpotency,
Loss Of Ioioer, &c, speedily ard efectneLly It's
effects are truely magical. A trial Of the
SPECIFIC will convince the most skeptcal of
its merits. Price ST. a box. Sent postpaid
to any address, by S. c. UPHAM, 403 CnEsr-
NUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Circulars
sent free. v6n24.3m.
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Prices er0sas SO to &rGO

Seq Our Machines make the "Donh,c Loop
Stitch which is preferable for family use to
the ''Shutie Stitch or 'sWheeler & Wilson s
Stitch as i Is sometimes called
l. Because it is stronger and more dura-
bic.
2. Because its right or face sideis incom-
rarably handsomer than that Of the lock stitch,
while the reverse is fully as handsome as the
reverse Of that.
3. Because il is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material sewed. The lock. stitch is
non elastic and non-yielding.
4. Because it is 4 FAST stitch and will no,
rip, though ever fourth stitch is cut. The
lock stitch will rip if once broken.
5. Because, while it is fast stitch II is
also susceptible Of being taken out with great
facility, in case it is required, as in altering
garments.
6. Our machines will run, gather, fell,
hem, tuck and emhroider, and will DO all that
other machines do.
AL! machines warrented and kept in repair
enc year without charge.
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A NEW EDITION.

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NOLn EXCLUSIVELY BY CANvAssERs AMI
AGENTS, is now publishing in Nos, at IS cts
each. Each No. Illustrated with Portrait on
Steel.
nrAgents wanted, to whom liberal CON-
missions wiz be given.
n-Copies of the REBELLION RECORD.
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expense, on receipt Of Price. Sent in regis
tered letters, The publisher will be RESPONSE
BILE for AL remittances.
p@C Clubs will be supplied ut the follow
ing rates:
FIVE COPIES of each volume in semi-montl-
~ Nos. or monthly parts, to one address or
separately $1,000
Ten COPIFs $22oO
Remittanccs must be sent in registered let
tiers, otherwise the Publisher will not be
responsible, and in current funds.
q. r. PUTIN AM, Publisher.
532 Broadway New York
c. T. EVANS, GEN. AGENT.
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g. I. JUDEON, & Co.
SOLE PROP L, Il Q 3,
No. so Leonard Street,
NEW YORK.
CO Agents wanted aiwa, s-Atdrcss - above. -7ED
Or D. Ransom & Co., Earlvilie Madison
Go. n. Y.
Sold at Toledo by Armstrong'and Shanklin
-Indiantown by +. Ruggles.-WestIrving by
Andrew Hale, and by one agent in each vii
age,
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Rumors Incidents Patr;-
otto Songs and Ballads.

illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of the
Notable men Of the time, and with maps and
diagrams OF the plans Of battles.
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Now READY,
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE
nd in cloth, atSa,75 each; Sheep, 81 OF
halfmorocco, or half calf antique, $500 each
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JOHN p VIGIL O. Co.,
Manufacturers Of
sA 1RATU9,
Super-Carb of Soda. &C.,
AND sole agents in the City eff New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN n. HORSrORD, OF
Harvard University.
Office, IL Old Slip, Hanover Square,
(up sTA1Rs,) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream of Tartar COM
manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to which its dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations.
induced The distinguished Chemist, whose name
is given above, to commence what proved to
Re long and laborious scientific research,
to discover . desirable substitute therefore
His efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds of thousands of pounds
Of the Substitute have been sold and used
during the last five years, throughout the
United States and the Canadas'
The following true comparison of it's nature
and the results of use, With those eff Cream
Of Tartar, will convince the most incrcdulous
of its value.
Cream Of Tartar is BIZ tartrate Of Potash.
7hisSubsHtute is simple Phosphate, and con-
tains nothing but what Is found IN Leefstcake,and
in corn, wheat and other cereals, and is therefore
Mighty nutritious. II also has health-giUin9
influence, and supplies that for which there Is q
constant demand in the system.
nsA- lis sold for much ls,s price than Cream Of
TavtaY.
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is wanted throughout the
West.
WiSwaB1 q TAnnIn.

Late of and Successors to E. Richards q c.
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota
Address AL letters to the1 " TAppAN.
"Chicago Sewing Machine
Co. Pc Box 1882 Chicago Ill. &c wIswALL,
VINO 6m
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The Rebellion Record

Is published in PARTS each Part illustrated
with TWO FINE PORTRAITS, 81 cents
each.
ALSO, IN VOLUMES
Six Parts, with copious index, comprise q
Volume.
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We arc also Sole Agents for the Sale in the
Western and Northwestern States, of
Blake & .5OhnsOn's IlllDrOy.
ed Patent Right side hclll-
IEler.
Price S3, 90
rs ready application 10 any h.:nd Of Machine,
new or old, making it altogether the most
complete Hemmer ever yet offered. 1t turns
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending us their
address. inclosng letter st mp, can have
one Of our circulars, list of prics and sample
of work
AGENTS wanted fhrn11uh011t tho
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I'VE know not phcre else 50 muchssuu-
themtic intelligence cf the rebellion can be
obtained.
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"No other pork possesses the val,te as
a cork Of reference.
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TERMS-Payable in advance.

In consequence Of tho great and sudden
rise in the cost of white paper, and other
things connected with printing, an increase in
subscription rates is imperative for the ensu-
ing year. The terms Of the "Tribune'' will
be as follows:
, 1863-01-08

prodiRals are horn Of msers. and butterflies
ara born M grnSs
What money brings the most substantial in
terestl Matrimony, y. 80.
.,s.,... "a. 4. sa.,..., A. a..
lsce Sf Providencer to marry upon
No,h;,. vo.L .Dd ,b.t rncsr,.;D WARN ~
''S s''@' -a' .-' ~ ;,
"Don't your tents leak, captain, when Il
rainsiS
s"Oh, no, madam, We always pitch them " q
,r','.,-..,,., -.
mnat Is .nn. Mn'cn sTery man S,HlsSs San asne' Uu'
20 O"s S-n sSs ""s's y ~ "~s Oee" "
w. ,,.l... 80, = .,.........
Some bachelors join the army because they
like war, and some married men because they
lie peace. ss
, 1863-01-08
The Two Furrows.


The tprinE-tlme came. but not with mlrth,
The banner Of our trust, ....
And With II the best hopes Of earth
We're trailing 10 the dust.
The farmer saw the shame from far,
And stopped bis ploU aaeld;
"Not the blade u peace, but the brand Of var,
This arm Of mine must WELD. r.
@when traitor hands that aag would stain,
Thslr homes let women keep;
Until lie stars burn bright again,
Let others SOW and reap"
The Farmer sighed" A lifetime long
The plOW has been my trust;
In truth Il were an arrant wrong
To leave u now 10 rust"
with ready strength the Farmer tore
The Iron from the wood,
And 70 the village smith he bore A1
That plOWshare stout and good.
The B acksmlth's arms we're bare and brown,
And loud the bellows Foared;
The farmer nung bis plOwshare down
snow forge me out suordF"
Add then merry, merry chime
The sounding anvil runE;
Good soOth, II was . nobleF rhyme
Than ever poet sung.
The blacksmith wrought vi skin that day,
The blade was keen and bright; H.-.-
And now where thckest Is the fray
The Farmer leads the fight.
Not as Of old that blade he sways
To break the meadows sleep,
But through the rebel ranks he lAya
q. furrOu broad and deep.
The Farmers face Is burned and brown,
But light 10 on his brow, ...
Right wei be VOls what blessings crown
The farroH Of the Piou.
, 1863-01-08

william the Fourth seemed 10 commentary
dilemma one day, when, a The 1nl|o Win @II.
cfal officers he ordered ono Of The u1|1n 10
take away that marine theres pointing p Al
empty bottle.
Your Malssly, inquired colonel Il ~.
rinsa, q do you co1parc an empty bottle %
member Of our branch Of the ssrlioof1
"Yes7 replied the monarch, na . sudden
thought struck him, = mean % ~ iiha6 done
its dp.y cpes. and i ready % Do ! again.
aDoesof,u s.id ! Warsish pafi1hion.t 81 ro61
Ga pnrson Z. 10 him one day, = think 1rII
have Psv nsaEer the dssk lhpn vher, J neT
have Il
why = said the parson. can't ioshi.sn wen
where you are
4" on, yss,' uis he reply. ebul ihat ainl }.
The fct ls. there arc % many people boigc1n
me and the pulpit that b the time uhat lon ~
eets. back % where am i la e iat a1 d''h ~
al know great overgrown 1rstfaie man |o
my place. writes = western friend. en11||' d
the mercantile business Who. one u1I1kn |||H
. pencil in hspd, and qnlh behind N ~
Slaplebean's aFsi namoie Aud hs never 0'.I
covered his mistake On Ne btrsh h N|||1 u
when be forgot bis last name and Nh |II 1.nl
unconsciousnce1 sung out. Excuse ne. HII.
but I've forgot John ssnp|absan' lsil name hoN'"
onaesttaIa rplwti u, iolloalkg InI,|ll.|a|,
notice appears Hereafter, when trains moving
N 40 opposils direction aio ap4osc1'11 |||.
olheh On separate lines. oondue,cu 1N1 |||'|
ttaIas 10 dead halt bsioTa ,ht point 4 ns.fnF|
and 6evtIy csftfol rot . pIocIII 1| each w.
l hns passed he other
, 1863-01-08
Shadows ana Sunshine.

Out Of the sunlight, into The shade,
Move Without muFmurina, unairaidl
He who leads thee thlther
Knows what hoWers Weuld Wither
Earliest underneath The rny f1tAas1t
OF intensely glorious day. . ..
Not from ridges hllly
Rselh Hopes white lily;
0lndes where ruhnels wind and turn
Oflenssi shelter Falth's low fern;
And Loves moss hath greeueF tint f
Whert The Day beams rarely CLINT.
Then, aimee gentle Christian ErAees
BuFguOn best In shadoWy places;
Grisye not. u Thy course be laid 90
Out Of the sunlignt, iniO the shade. s.
Out Of the shadow, into the sanl
Changes The call when once growth q Woni
And no fear, last blossoms HltheF,
Clouds the angels host Come hltheF.n
Faith, and Hops, aud Love blaau soon
All unharmed IN Heavens broad noon;
God's own glory blending
There, His grace uneudlng f1N4 ca
Streams, ~ radiance cot a dew, atfflt q H
On souls that trlhula loH knew tts
These. 10 cave and dungeoht night,
Struggled, ere they scared 10 light
Yea little space, and thou,
HhlVering In the gloomng nov,
wit behold their mHrtyr-iaees, e
Share their peace In heavenly places,
And pass forever, With Christ made one,
Out Of the shadow, Into the sunl
, 1863-01-08
NO. 80


to catch himl Ho, hoi want il jokefr
Old brakes head iell on bis breast He flt
Of bis empty pocket book, and looked O. bic r.
as' Then in Z fuefnl tone Pc whispered . "
boy "a ~. 49,
aIss joksi But Il You ever ten 81 ii--or
II you do, Sam Barston-- IN skin you aiirei Tro
been shooting 4 that dead hols half an hour. 4
ten dollars 4 shot - ~
AT that moment Sam lsli Into lhe kaIlal San
bad laughed himself alnoss 70 DEATH
, 1863-01-08

~ -
SRowiNo DIG MES'-pr' ho'nes' 'ne
Boston anatomst, h given US a new theory
for the manufacture of men of a large growth.
IN. 49,. ...., -, t..s,sE
W
IN hentucSy' onio, ana western 'erI
mont men grow TO larger sues because OF
tue limestone formation nnaer Tue sou. farts
OF iAinllles nave etnigratea 70 tnose. regions
and the result ~ the next generAt.on, mas
oeen Iarger pone osye'oPnen. ~ 'n%se
Tno iels Massacallsesss, Z; man y nus wnU MN
sso~ s,,,,',,r grs.. mem TSs fnss. figures m tbs
World win he e,und IN The valley of the Ms.
sissippl. n a few generations. Indoor labor,
M unna.ural for men. will weaken the vital
bowars And SION the gruw,h. /, large cities
but the great and glorious West. with is
broad ursiries. will compensate for the grow.
inofsebiensss Of The Eastern States.
80 49, n, !,
Vvsrons ov SAyA.--ln natayla' tue eaPl-
ul Guy pi Java, lhe houses, wn'ch ~ Y
whse as snow, are P'acea two or NV uuu'
dreo iees rom tne street tue intervening sPsse
peinB nieo win trees' h.esa'ly coVsrsu WIN
pros ana every variety oI pla,l's a"S 70 llowers;
Every mouse mas a piazza IN front, decorated sI
M,.a PlcsIses, slegahs i,.lpPs' V''9 o''seS &c,
WINE socklng cha,rs, lounges, Se., -ol lne
.u'.,:snes tuAs.'I"s y. ~ ~S
;s q. sns 'ays NJ ~ - sis y "ns
, 1863-01-08
Col Cricklev'g Horse.

L
Ihave. never been able to ascertain the cause
Of the quarrel between the CTickisyS and the
brakes They have lived within mile Of each
other in Illinois for Eve years, and, from their
first acquaintance, there had been mutual feel.
ing Of dislike between the two ldnllies
One evening NJ Drake, the elder, was return
ing home with bis apocket full Of rocks from
Chicago, whittier he had been 10 dispose Of .
had Of grain. Sam Barston was with him on
the wagon, and IS they approached the grove
which intervened between them and Mr.. Drake's
house, he observed to his companion lsf
". What beautiful shot Col. Crackley's old
2i"HanR Il /" muttered old Drake, $50 Il la
The horse was standing under some trees about
twelve rods from the road. a1-3i rpao
lnvoluntariy, Drake stopped his team. He
glanced furtiyely around, then with queer smile
the old hunter took up his rife from the bottom
Of the wagon, and raising It to his shoulder.
drew a sight on the Colonel's horse. 1illa qAa
"BeautifulIn muttered Drake, lowering his II
/ 1e with the air of man resisting q powerful
temptation. f"Ieould drop old Roam 50 easy 4"
Shoot, suggested Sam Barston, who loved
fun 10 any shape. 30
sNo, 10, 'twouIdn't d" said the old hunter,
glancing cautiously around him again.
| I9s ! won't tell, |" said Sam.
r. ~, ~" he,.s 80 4 ~ oo', vi~h 4. - an
80 ~ ;.s,s.J II ,'ssI.s " ,h.r.,d - ~.
DossiSiIity s III n %stsine hin for deer "a ia
av ~; x I. IA g;vs IN (loaonel Ave- doilave ~
a,.hot = ~ - IN M ''s' ~" h : s''''' 80 -
Az. a. Il. ..,.,, X. flo,o,.i h;r..le .,sn,,.a
s.o.9 tah;,d NJ osL IN hslf doom naees No.
S...-.. ,'L:.h s,sa5 i,.s,rs NJ rlr.f
s1f.s W n Nv, Sc,,s, so,, shooi ~
.rhsla ,,'.,, s,",,ssrsd I'' o,,s .oss vo,s N
.aaf,s,or'. - -, - -. "a
eonirSons c.,-,. ......, j. 4
tnls wy, SYStn IN 80 ~. ms'p.sS ~ "a y.
oecelS, anu su' e'sS ~ -ifa'Sf
ons gun. .v,..s..,.. ! ,,....;., ~, - ~
n III, q NJ ~ IA M y ieoLsd = IA Ran
, 1863-01-08
The Lady Of Leon.


L..
easals ~ % "nose IeIS'.1 - =
IAsu ~ 49, se n stUue - nv. ~ @
% I. uDS ~ ~. Wy ~. -
5 80 "c .c,s ~ ~ ~ 49,. ~. .i
uS ne ~ - .haht ~. - ~ ,hst 81.
t ~" ~. " ~ ~, ~
some moments, sne was unaware o tne apProacn
nn; wnOss IIouoeu
AhT pannn ~ a.e ~ ~ ~. III th ,.A ii.
VI ~ - - '''e
'ng vi ~ aes sne neS ~" III srL..
ies, Iaoy, answeIeu tne w. olu man, navy ~
1ut Jus' Hscenu0u irOih '"e " tne
AeeP -
nAss % ssiI ~. ~ ssu s,is.. y " ~ aSan
.I, hnom iu W., 'nUS ~ :, "Vu'O'' ~ navy a'ie
'nat; ~ my Io9ss Proye u. A.. -. 80.
as1 ~ wi r.". ~. ~ -
may rPolI ulngLep sau ..n;S ~ .osv ~. ~ ~
sns ume, a1nolgn nav s.lae 10y IN, ~eIy saee
Ior wen nlgh ior'ngn'' mummy na'l' ~ ies iiiiie
eye -. .....,.,.. :. 4. -. AZ. H.,
~ uays SUI A. w Iss,s ~
ulngs CI toe marqus .S;n.o ~ si1 ' .ne NY
~ nal-musing tonei .reeel tvus uIysi ~ ~
We m1st not lye way - % .L.i
good erey. 20 " a9ain " Wy POs..,oh1 ~
scan tne hoI,son: sssn INV NY iotu n
returning WIN vicsotious O1unelS ., -.
Inc warner OF tne ,, eas.e Voweu enu
leit tne apartment WINE ne asSenos 70 tne sum-
mt Q. the Keep, ew woLus VIII " ueSsslry y
'1e re-. ~ - ~. ~ ~ ~ a. ISai
- . h,..,.. ~. h.;Il;.nt aod ooII, a. ~
% m.su ~ Iynt;u.s s' nS Az Mo- ~ .sraJo
h;oh n M of K1e Ferdinsnd
"a fl,eer IsshaIIa ana the snbinostion m the
Psosrs - -S-'7 = 's..-Ss I 1900 a
S ii'hs ,caDtu,o and sacl ~ tie srauisb town of
z.has. Sas r,,.1 sha - ~ tha k;ng ana h;s hood
boiled to DIV wine h out ~ the insult Under these cr.
Oowsr Ss ~ Ior v tSs MaSoSs Ss n + Casiz =
csrrS an ssrsdi,;on ne MoorIsb territory ma
s,-, ~ ~ rht ~ =, ~ ,rsasst roch;I;te
~ s,,..s Tris poee Ss Leon css not q
man n waste nreeious fine Accordingly, not
o~o T,Nv;oUS ~ NJ or onr NJ
Ong ev,Ous % '1e n II oIs ,asr nE,.ise ~ "
tack certain town and iortress that his spIes bad
;nfo,mal him were yVeal.lv g,,yr;soned This was
,-h;eh n ,,.,,si ,,,,sris ,ht ves;st S;,l, esss
IIOn, ~ w.. 49,. +.
c;sS ss.ar;,v M hecorae careIess and fins M
Ws,cn;s ~ nadis ,bonoht he ,snnld have an m
,,o-.,,,;s, u a. sSsass sSs caStnse cf Zsharo
sss A.: ss.s- S;s asss,ri ne Gadv Iaadonfa
n -, ,,rs kad ,res;,r M i,cli;.
,snca shat hsr lor ,os within short diatance IN
Ehsms and nrpnarno FIR IN coming conflict
| hnt since then Nothing hed sheheari and her mind
becama Sed win anSions Iears lest the expedition
might no, have been ssccessful. SO : I37ifl
y. -. z ~ Ia, ,,;.s a.,
W; S1e ~, ,,,o ~ vi s SH s,ns "a aocr
when glad shout saated her .s ea5,ne shout q
w wssvsr M 10y, rI's ~ sar ~, anc;ss
alas on .ns tass =. w ~ ~ si
upon 1ne snluH Y. = ~ ~
LOUSY ss ssesu, whose W ~ ~ ~ ~
tne lazy lsaoouia arvse s ity., ~ @ ~
her cosn.enanSe Deamlng WIN WIN l0y' " eley y
en.ere9 sr1 Sne ul naIl. -. ,,s;u.,, st,f 3asss
EAEHW-
, 1863-01-08

= m PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
ssnsa Vh usnsnsss and dispatch, and forwarded per
ordsF . my part Of the country. la.4f
~ Payment for Jobs naSt always accom-
tan1 the order. a,t
, 1863-01-08

In the haronial balls Of Don Juan de Guzman
the banquet tables are spread, and the guests and
retainers assembled around them, for to-day has
the heir Of Medina Sidonia brought home bis lovely
bride, and merrinent with reyelTy crown the pass
ing hours. The ruddy glow Of the torch casts q
itiul light over the long oasen tables. which are
covered with the choicest wards that the country
can AFFORD. Pages and serving-men run hither and
thither, helping The guests and bearing 10 huge
dishes OfI various meats The duke sits at the mp
Der end of fheha, where the floor isslghtly raiaed
snd around hm are gathered The noblest perSOOagss
, 1863-01-08

ous nauare, 40 lines or less) arst insertion % %
lsch subsequent insertion, 90
dsdaaion Of Fy per cent on the AbOvsrA 70 yearly
nS.Ss' Cards S9s a.year; no advertseueht however
naii, inserted at less rate than t2S per Annum.
- Legal adVsrtlsements Of every description must be
psa for before Insertion There viii be no variation RON
thn rule 10 any event. .ar.. .
, 1863-01-08
JOB PRINTING!:

F.. An tindsOf
Book,
Pamphlet,
Dill-Hcad,
circuiar,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

LIVERPOOL, July lS.--CoTTos-Ihe Broken.
Crcu reports the sale, Of the week a. zVo Dse ibclsd'
M so to .pecuaior. sad 1909 10 sIpefisrs The usxel
Ia. rrnor rom the nied states TO-
and Surst while other dsscrpiions ns lower
m. sales to-day tFnd.y) estimated 81 300 bales 81
which Oor bales were 10 'pecn,of' a.a eipose' s
Ohe,ns 2td Mid d.. 2idi fsif MOP 15idi siiuulh
Do stL; F. Upl.ads AID hiddnt d. zt.l The stock
IN port estimated 1900 bales. OF which ijV" oe4es axe
srirs o. Ta,pr Tho Manchester msrist 10 frm. with
Brg,p.rryYs are Grmer and Wheat end Corn slightly
bsp.r F,euf Stead, bot quiet M..,r, Wskeh.d. Ns' /
O.. Bts.nJ A,hys Co .ud Gordon Bfuc. Co. report:
Flour trn American. 81 dz3, What hfrner and partially
Wh ;. Western .ud sou'h.n To-. G0' 81; Corn nrn and
| 3D. Lish.r; Nysd D., % ans Sd
Pkov.Ioss-lLe authorities report Beef hrfn 70
an AID tending wards Bacon quiet but steady, Butter
FEoprcE~Th. broisr. circular r.por, A.hss steady Rice
very dull Lin.-sd OH steady Cod on quie bot steady he'n
steady 81 gs 10. Cd sprs 4ufpenaao n'"iA"' o's-'
| nfm Cote. easier
Bn, Epg,h Co.. report petroleum, dull and unchanged
rehn.i q, I'd as Sd eruds. PET ton fiel.hs Ho.;
Lospo.. July lG-bsnngs Cifcuiaf reports bT~sd'tun'
,.nans yard Iron hcnh Rails. rs lI6 Bars 40 1871
q src,inisr and prices al lower Rice steady. T-a
very dall, and teuabg dow ard Ta..ow deH snd an
chnssd Lns-.d OH steady and aetvs at ~ spins Lar
p-nt,n. Grm at iOO Petroleum hm a. 1G2 tor hsnnsi
/ snd $50 f0f CTeda
/ An-rtcan s.curi,i.. quie, rnd rominsl
] Coaso. co.-d on brtesy st sJGtJt for money. 1890.
Tie bullion IN tho BAGS OF Eus AID has decreased t79Oo
LArEsr-Y.a q 4eeast0rn.
! LvERPooL July lS-p. m.-Cotton-Saes to-
day oo b.i-s neodos 700 to .Psea.of' and 'Ipo'"
Bf-sd,urs si- ,dy and unchanged
/ Prsvi.ions quist ana .tesdy. - ST.
nj. Css,rai shar.. ~. G29, discount EIe..sl asa
HAvKH. July IL -CoIion sslss Of ba4es, make. dnl
end unchauscd; New Or.-.n, ordIuaire. J0fI Nov
orleans bss E7tr Stock In port 90 taes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
CAPE RAcH. Friday. July -.

Via 5AcEyILLE Saturday, July 10 lDoi)
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool on the letb,
via Queenstown on the 18Th inst, was boarded by
the news-boat Of the Associated Press vt ~ O'Clock
this eyaniug, and summary Of her news obtained.
The dates per tho Scotia are ono week later.
The stsanship City Of Manchester, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the 10th inst.
The steamship Bremen from New-York, arrived
at Southampton 90 the 10th inst
The steamship Canada, from Boston. arrived at
Queenstown on tho 18th inst.
Ths steamship Hecla, from Nc~.York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst.
There il great anxiety to know the nnal result OF
the battles between Meade and Lee. The EBglish
journals accord pralsc 10 the Union troops. me
Mo, mug Post says except at Antetam they never
showed moro steadnoss. The DaRy Irhgroph
thluks Meade entitled TO moro credit than any Fed
era, commander, he having ut blow, altered tho
character Of the conflict.
The Times does not yet SEQ ground for Lincon's
hopeful anlicpstions. The principal struggle is to
come. Looking at Vicksburg aud Port Hudson ~
we'll as at Pennsy lvanis, The 7tmes estimates tho
chances n heavily against the Fedorals-
The 1',mss says Mr.. Evxrts, who visited London
TO assist Mr.. Adams Ia international questions,
returns homo In tho Scotia. Tho belief 10 that biz