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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

OpsEoulEs OF The LATE Col. NJ. X. BRYAN.
The romans u the ato Col Michael n Bryan Of the
l75th Regiment n. Y Volunteers arrived hero on Fri
day nghl in "a, steamship George Cromwell from New
Orleans and were conveyed to tho City Hal. where
.hcy reIc Laid in state in the Governors room. Inc
Committee on National Affairs, AID. Farley, Chairman
culOn,y with the military authorities OF the First III
vision y. Y. 5. n. g.. have charge OF tho remsins
Tho body win lilo IN state until this afternoon .
O'clock when with appropriate hoHors It WI %
escorted to sic Albany boat, and delivered 70 'ns
officials OF that city o, which deceased WAS aresdeh@
Col Bryans regiment was largely recruited nom tsu
city, and il was a, the assault Port Hudson aa' Oo'
r.. While CALAMITY leading the charge lost MS n'e
The following order has boon issued by Uea S1ud'o's
relative to Tie funeral:
SPECIAL ORors No ~
IsApapAuraa. tlasr DIVISION Y. o.
NV ORN sept. ID, lioL
To remain. Of the gallant Go. Michael IL s, in o.
I.h Rrsiurn New Nogk Volunteers, who ic WING -
Ia, M regiment IN the attack on foti Hudson "A''
feu New orleans and ao now lying IN stale ~ 'Ae Wv"
MOI Room, City Hall =. .., "a.
The funeral Procession viii take place on Monday rex. M
2st instant under the drsJtlon oi VI, Ionnis. Va "
Affairs Of tho Common Council. -. r.,
Tho 69h Regiment howl State Nhlorsa o"e,u -
Basry will parade As the funeral escort IN nov y.
ha a. o'clock .. m. with the uaua' badge, OF N'""s
brigsdor General Even will promGgnt. nus oiu,Loo
by order of MAJOR Den ChAS. W s5ANpfoHSs
J. II. WILCOX, Division inspector
Company T. Capt Dempsey. and Company u w:
I OKeege OF tho Goth Regiment haze been long gaSss
dp,, over the remaius aiuca tasT arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
noEncuLTuEAL nrrARTlYNT-rRuIrs.

prous.soNaL ligr-,ur Flowers The beet display
knwanscr Nsrry. Ioch'.rl W brown >nih - atese.
DAnLiAs-N. hroen Smith Syracuse L!~sAssT a baisy,
Rochester, tfo.t Co., hoche'irf' .
10 ~ thc greatest num0ef u newest and best v,e
uc, tlvanrer bsuy, Eochssisf, W hiowh Nrlih SNrt
cu,o tot tho aud besi - distinct rtics, t~ith
name) W Liopn SIi.h. syracuse, klwasss hsry, ho'
rutorrs For ~ o., 49,, number end be.i vac
ties, ". lr.vH Snllh SVecuss, fl"msct X iAf! no
chester fos Ia. bss u '.rescs With Nance. H. ". boyes
UdcA -
tAasaroS,-ror N, best display. monthly Carnations,
Nraur,A, 10 ttr so,t,., number Of nswss, sid best
yarietc. J. - Aoyce luo. ". brovn smith, syracuse.
newest aud bc.. varieties wiss names, tl"sn6es baJ
Rochester. -. o.,
GrnMAs As.rrs.-s. w. Boyos Utica w. Blown Smith,
Syracuse
PAssIr,- W Alexander Utica w. H. Smith, Syracuse.
1Ks MEX o1ocx-Jancs 'ieA hos"e''e1' " "i bf'"h
AM.rEcg iIsr-Crr FLOWERS For thu best display Ms.
J. 4. Van Namuo, iulsIoNni WIN Nr"cumO Johisonr"r.
DinLlAs For the gfca.e. number newest sad oes. ware
ucs " IN. Ncwcomb Johnsonvihe, Mi@ J. T. Van Nance,
fitsONnt }. W. Alexander, Ju.a, john CAAlOn koehcs
ter; Frost Co. Rochester.
Rosa-lo he se.o.l number Of reeves, snd hes, varle
ties Morris Joncs, Mfs j. a. NaI .nrc ft,siOssu, Allen
Monroe, SyIacusoi Mrs II. Lamb, fulton
CARSAlIoSs.-Nr. J. 4. Van Nance fiitstowa-
'tHptsM-f o. tno greatest number OF newest and best
varieties. Mrs J. A. Van Nance fittsown John Charlton
Rochester, Ma. H. Lamb Fulton; MnA Ncwcon.oe, John
sonylHe.
PnLoXgs Gres,cs number Of and bes. varieties
Allen Monroe. >, ucuse, Mis- j. L. an Nance, PitIstown
NJ. A. bnslstcr. Marcy. .
Gnnsas Asrans Mrs j. I. Van Nance. Pi,tslown; Mrs
VI. Hen, Johnaonyt..e.
PASsgs-hrs. S. 4. Van Nance Phtstown Mira Ii. Lamb
Fulton. 49, -
TES wkEx srooK -Joha Charlton. Rochester, W.
Wa,son koches,r.
fRorsssioSAL Lur-APrLrs hest ~ vaiieues ana vos
specimens oourcty named least three OF ean lay a
Harry, Rochester, W. Brown smith, SyrMuse n''' |.
va'si'e- hest grown and correctly named y w AyN'Ec.
Lloa, W ugowu S"'th Syracuse, bss u V"'''"' WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS IMPAIRMENT.

Irsrurn IaDtl Hrusan Coon. Ao--Irlrks. w. II.
DIVA CO.. iuca, sole And spler leailtr, harcs Son
Utts. coli skns. srer son. Urra b9ois aid shoes
tti-a ladies' riIns sa4fs " H. Davsl& Co, tuA horse
cor, hiolcl.ln Mage, llca. Inca sAro1s W. H. DUss
60. I tea. ass lifrsI Son, Utica
CfornINa HATS. IuRs 6s.-Msu. hsis end caps Ham.
n lrd liI Iucs chiiren. hate and csqs, La mond
m Utica ca. Of cilsts S.ownft Lee, Jlt.. c.se o.
cloak, ". MiA.ms . c., lte4 ,LlirH. tgEs, A
Albrccit, uhc,. .
Iosy,ltc grHs VINE kc-i,ibsr. wire }. II. Red
U s~la ~ n.ant Alry me Co, liallilonis
por =. native gfllo ~lno, :. Lndvlhl Groom Falls
auua.t wine IN. l.. .ouss Psrs tlt,E mgr. Nh. l..
Rouse rer. r. " ysc.t-T Lyona, sasoriuont u soscs
tic wines Pleasant Valley " 49, Co. hs.nio.'pr tTaady
made lTonu native uspes.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

my GOOD WHOLESALE GROCERY OR PROVISION
n hous~ wishing cash rsd. % 40 ~ Ad
dressing this subscriber Who gre the highest CT, And
country reference small salary at rst Aiif-ss orooer
Dor lu3 Herald ONCE.
vDorII,Ys BorTIIa BOTTLES --lO0o DozkN
ID Glass and Stone Al. and Champagne Bottles wanted ~
RKEUAkS OGDEN Ale Depot. g. ana o. Llb"r'y street
n. Y Highest cash price paid.
WASH PAID FOR RAGS And OiD MET ALH.-wHlfE
" Rags per h. Colof-d aud Wooii-n y yer " soit
wooen Rags BE- per H.. old hrsas lgc pet p od f-ySr
aud copprr ~ per old Laad. a. Icr h Hooss And
Newspapers per b 81 10 New Bo~ery corner of ho'ss
sir.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

NarfivpNi,L ~ ni~rTns TO pEiDE cos
vi tffftsEI ifff
srf m - s,ggi - nff1 tsrt f~s ttt o. f~e.iy a..
oen- ~ fNiLr y LADstAt NJ u. ia 80 fsss 80.
hhrEiHOsfAL--rNO roCNn pLsrLfHEs trEo.
vi tarfa hufrf - t.s o. ln AftEJ = tks Fote.
rtf aff mhgsr t-- n sfHlas Ele l stlfs. ia "
fsan tAs ~ santsats n TlHg .tfst s't 10
niaf ~ sHtI te BIHF a. ffsIarHstfirr roasY
ra - 80 81 ~ fafst @tIrffta vrsaf s'tss -
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~ ef Nssf"sfs. - lrrsfs. is afsaa. "a cops Armr
~ 40 roea.sr
TAO TVrsg NEs % rn- 0Lp FftgNriErn ErGi
\ H. " Efvfty
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Nei Aish 90 frl fr. asa' n. rtatttia~. D q.
IBE sDfLEriStR HDrLD iiNF sign. AND
ssf-s hs nssi4t p. s4tfrr srara - iff % w.sti.g
ttFt trefittr agf ls a9slsk ~ 80 satr sna
O.. sf f4e tsa fsr si.isff 80 - gs. t~sng
fI.H. fnr 81 Wf affffH Hting W 80
b. o.. ... af ffI4 fHHr
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

n sBs risaraas a5asi iien. aat y . ihaFat fns
tIsrs.y spt,eafsara hfrf flf usss q
hst4 N oss sirf sfaiae iss alsrs f.~.isf The
sssf ~ go 81 rastnsf fsfsf 40 tftsa q
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80 "a ffs 80 afF raf ssns ffssH Atrgts
ttrt of syn fsttff s 'hyn a. rss4 rfrl stssss.
ftf af Nfsft f1FAs -. Egrsrtls~v
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sslana tsssAFrt aat A. ~stal fsshas 80
Mated ksn- ttis tsfA Aaff-s faF isa snesslng
fIsnfftr Cuslrt si rflsftsa fesIfrfl snsfts.
rfssns a y rrlT y. = fnstns o. I1sbs frf~rssss.
fr.lirFt
The New York herald., 1863-10-05

NARBLE nAsTtLk M HHf.K NANTRL4 90 FUE
wi hDest Ts,isrns and 49, tush sfs "frfe r~sff il.n
al afV oiusr place kLAhFEH Hsrhr NHFs - We,
ayrras. fThri sifevt Aey Nort 'au ssd ssusInes
yourselves
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
CArARH"'
DEAFNESS. DISEASES or THE ESE.
Ear and Throat treated by Or koWI =. CONCORD
street Brooklyn ofon hour from lpA NJ iosP w.


Prom Mr. Thomas \ Dsy. Of Bfooslyn
21s PEApt srnsnr. Banost,s y
H~ti IS i,.s.
For III. benoat Of similarly Amessa rnass the fol
lowing statement for tsn y~srs danshtr was sm.so
With e.iArrh whieh gradually grew ~ors- INIT, hs< so
Impaired her health That fell convinced abe mus, do
dlshaEs the head and throat IRE
qurny BY blood After saving iri.s even
Rowe under wbos. besa entirely cured sns
stored n the rnloyn~ut 81 o,o~'isn' hesit
VNivoRcEs LEGALLY oBrAisED ~ ANOTHER
IL State without rupii' or the trcrssf ~ chang" az
resdsuor Inromysuity of ,rper, t~.sria,n, A. '"a
.lrn' tdylSr Tree and conIients'. AIRY 10
BATEMAN. Counselor ., Law, as Bfosd~sy
cREscH ZINC rAfsT-BR,LtIANI AND rtRSA.
whits generally snbstutrd for leA '.t saee
m durab!iity. Constantly for sale hy JOSEPH
STRONG. ~ sns Grs~ns street sole AGepi' 'Shss
honiazse Company, Paris
IB vSO Disco OskEF.-sOLDfFse, ~ fOt WANT
j Amusement invest - teas FOR nisrsiAHy faborsme
Package To ss.us D. tss iHss o. is iusi toe blns
II will sniiv~n well as pfor0ts h~.f.r good ssgh Yer
- ecn,s -s ineiads 'psnd'S srd rss,t s,"d ''A"'
Pgh'he-.. u Ns..sl 't""i. y. Y
NfARBLg r.sTsLs nKsr rLtcg IN raY
MI - rt-su sod vsN nuishsH NsHsi. !.
A gLAHgHs Wautn NAn fse ~ No ~ Fa-f D gistse
street. usr Til'ri av~aifs AsI nrs 80 ihs "ai.
AARBLE MAarELs s-riiI rNDKRstDN NED HIiN0
wi .h0ut from ths riiy - fr tsn ofsrs
.ae L,s .oet Of N.nisls consisting =. q; ~ .si ,.an
tlaFbf. oe iof fAsl FtItF 4 htDAN,
Conner Pifth srssus ,Bd Ttinssn.h si.~~i ~aa4
bn. formerly ~ ati hitt arenUe. Y he orssn
Woo tsrs pA'A thf dcpr,
MARBLE nAsrELs -NigBLK ssSTRLS 90 rug
vi Tasrns and sf tulsh w0rfs rl~sf~f iis %
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
Iqelr,boId's Extract Ruchu.

For Weakness arising from Excuses, hab-
its Of Dissipation. Early lndiscretion Of
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
Inlsposilion to Excrtion, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Il error Of Disease, WakcfuIness,
.Dmness of Vision, Pain in the Back.
Universal lassitIde Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness of tho Skin, Erup,ions on the Face
Paid Countenance.
These symptoms, if allowed to 90 on, which
tlis medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Inpoteacy, Eataty, EpRepGc Fits.
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they arc not freauentfy
followed by these "Direful Diseases
TNSANITY AND CONSU MPTION"
Many arc aware of the cause Of their suffer-
ing,
But NONE WILL coNFRss THE RECORDS OF THE
INSANE AsYLUns.
and Melancholy Deaths ~ Consumptio bear am
pie witness TO the Truth Of the assertion
The Constitution once affected mith Organic
Eeaaaess requires the aid Of Medicine to
Strengthen AMI lnvigora,e the System.
,rhichl .ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU in !.
rariably does.
A Trial win convince the most Skcptical:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
Recruits Wanted Immc-
diatcly.

Citizens Of Tama County the Cover.
crnmcnt asks Of yOn 10 men more. The
time has been allowed until the 9TH day
ef January for Volunteering. Then TN"
Draft will be enforced ii the amount is
not raised. l have now opened a re-
cruiting office and Rendezvous in To-
lelo and arc receiving Recruits for the
l4,h Rogt. Iowa Infantry, now station
ed at Columbus Ky, good and healthy
Locality.
Those who will be liable to draft. or
having friends or acquaintances in this
regiment will now have a good chance
to enlist aad be among their associates
The bountics offered by government
are large and generous and we hope the
citizens Of a'ama County will respond
to the cal BY coming up and ,enl!stln.
and thereby save themselves and The
County from the disgrace OF draft.
WIN. GALLAGHER, Capt. Go. &C.
l4,h Rcgt. 10. nifty.
and Recruiting Officer
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
Cheap Sewing Machine.

IF. NJ. IT," Rockford, III. The $l5
machine referred to may answer good
purpose for several years, but it is a
piratsa machine. That il, no license
IS paid for the two or three patents in.
volved in It, which are owned BY other
parties. Any person purchasing the
machine is liable 10 have it taken away
by those whose rights are intringed.
This is one Of our cautions against pnr
chasing "cheap machines" We know
Of no good machine, licensed 10 use the
various patents held by several sewing
machine companies, and requisite to
accomplish the work satisfactorily, that
IS sold for less than s45.-1mcrican
Agriruturist.
J. NJ. Shanklin is still agent for Groy-
CT 4 Bakers celebrate Sewing Ma
chimes Cali at the Pioneer Drug
Sore and examine for yourselves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
For the Transcru t,

For the lTaHScTil !.
Mr.. WlEvISG.-Wi:h your consent l
have thought OF occupying few col
umns Of your valu die paper. Q"
know tha, am a lover of Horticulture,
and | would be glad to interest my tel
low citizens in the cultivation OF smai'
fruits. 1t was simply as sanitary
measure that | commenced their cult
walton. Health shattered and broken
down, in 4 long academical and profess
ional course Of study would not endure
the confinement and study necessary
to prepare two or three sermons ! week
without soms rcguia, system Of exer-
else iii the open air. | tried several
modes of exercise, bat toaca none SO
beneficial as gardening Exercise, il or
der 10 lie heal,hful, to one engaged IN
literary pursuits, must be such as WI
deeply interest the mind. Where mus
cular action will do but little good the
mind must lie relaxed, and counter
excitement produced. This object
attained in kind Of ambition acquired
to produce the largest and best, OF the
products of the garden. | al, a little
proud in feeling that no body, in Tole
do, has produced as large and good
currants, strawberries, blackbcrrles,
raspJerries or grapes, as have. And
intend to keep ahead, ifmy neighbors
buy plants Of me and get as good fruit
az mine, Ill get something new that
viii beat theirs I want every one to
try who viii, and l have always for
sale the best Of plants ! cultivate. l
am willing too, TO assist by giving
gratis The avails Of my experience with
reference to modes Of cultivation, and
| the varieties Of plants TO select Tor cul
tlvat;on. My experience has cost me
something. l have lost many do!iarS
u.id for plants worth little or nothing. |
have lost quite number Of plants too,
for want Of knowing how TO take care
! OF them. have tested a large number
| ofya.ic les Of most kinds Of small plants.
some fifteen Of the strawberry. o.
these tie Albany Wilson is the most
productive T,ipmrh de Gand is nearly
as pr, luc,iye, larger berry, and yer,
much better, Ioyey seeding is not
now worthy Of attention. | AIN trying
some new seedlings and will give The
re>ui; OF my experience, when acquired
to any who may have interest cnongh
in tie subject to inquire after it. Il,
mode ot uocal,rg Is 70 let catalogues
Of the best and most re!!ab!e 'i.fser,
men. and from The many varieties they
advertise. select few OF the best AUG
most highly recommended, and aGd t
these As new varieties are produced
and after tliai arop those which prove
to he inferior, and Of ain only two OF
three kinds which prove to hn the es
4 straw berry bed will not flour!si. nor.
than three or ionr years without renew
al New plants from runners mus
then he set in different place. Yo'
may then charge your variety. But m.
sheet is iull. J will give you a crap
talk soon if you judge worth while t
listen.
Yours truly, LUTHER DODD.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
To our Subscribers

Money is rlen,y 50 they say. Times
are easy and lively so it seems. Far
,aers are prospecting: so it appears.
caay money is paid at high figures
for labor and all kinds Of farm products
and so it is, and yet we get little OF our
>iues on subscription. Why is it we
ask that this year, when times arc
easier and money more plenty than it
has been tor four years, that our sub
scribers are more taray in paying us
than they have been any time previous !:
The only reason that we can sec is that
since the railroad has made them a
home market, they get the money and
pocket ii, leaving us minus our just dues
Really, We confess it is a good idea to
take care Of moucy, but itsis a far bet
ter one to pay honest debts. Nearly a
year ago we gave our subscribers. who
are largely i'll arrears, notice that we
seriously contemplated leaving their &C
counts with an officer for collection.
Some Of them importuned rs 10 wait on
them just little longer and they would
pay their account.
We have awaited until the present
tine and the greater number are still d.
linquent. We very much doubt if it
would be 4 virtue to wait longer Should
some Of them shortly be notified to set.
tie printers accoan, before Justice
they need not be surprised
Those who have paid their subscrip.
ZION IN advance, will please accept oar
thanks. They are truly business men.
no matter how small business some Of
them may do. What they do is done
in business like manner. Mnch less
must certainly DO said Of those who are
constantly ueglecting the payment Of
their small but honestly contracted
debts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
LIEUT.. George III. Conant.

Mr.. WIErlNG.
Your readers are doubtless aware OF
tie death of lst Lieut.. George IL. Con
ant of Co. CO. 10th Iowa Int. Vols.
He was killed by shot in the side
during the terretlic engagement OF
"runnel HILL"
It may not be inappropriate at this
time to refer to the military record OF
Lieut.. Corant. He was well known by
the citizens Of Tamn Co. "a an upright,
honorable man, one who needs no
special eulogy at our hands. He was
one of the FIRST to enlist, at the breaking
out Of the wor, in the "Tama Go. Rifles
since, Co. "C'', 10Th Iowa Inf. where
his knowledge of drill and his peculiar
fitness, secured tor him the position Of
orderly sergeant.
The company, it will be remembered
went into quarters at"Baker Barracks
Toledo July 3lst, 1861. Being ordered
to rendezvous at Scamp Fremont"
Iowa City, the company left the "bar
racks" August Goth and were mustered
into the U. s. service, September 9th,
1861. From Iowa City, the Go. pro-
cccdrd'to ST. Louis, where they arrived
Sept. Goth, when they were supplied
with uniforms and arms. After day
or two ut Benton Barracks, the regi
ment was ordered to Cape Girardean,
No. 1t. Conant Chen Sereeant,) per
forming the ariuous duties Of 1st ser.
geant to the satisfaction of all.
At the latter place he was promoted
to the End Lieutcnancy in the Co. to ill
the vacancy occasioned by tie appoint
mcnt Of Lieut.. 7. Walter Jackson as
Aljntant. He was next promoted al
Cor,n,h, in jane 1862 to lst Lieutenant
TO fill the vacancy, caused By the re
sicnation Of Lieut.. T. b. Martin. H.
had for few months previous to lis
death been in command Of the com
pany, Capt. Stoddard having been de
tailed as Judge Advocate, and as A
A. Inspector Gen'l on the Division
staff.
Lieut.. Conant was qualified for every
position he was called to Gil. He mad,
it his first and Chief object to under
stand and to perform his duties and hC
succeeded well. He was always at hi:
post in the several campaigns arc
battles in which the regimen, has beer
engaged, and hobly lie performed hi
part. He was brave officer and
true man, and his loss will be deep,
deplored by the company and regimen
| officers and men.
| lie died a soldiers death on the fielt
Of battle, fighting for the flag he lovee
so we'll Honor to his memory, an,
peace to his ashes.
t.fN -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
ESTRAY MARES.

Taken up by William Butler in Ind
an Village Township Tami County
Iowa on the 10th day of December
ls6s, Two mare colts. One dark bay
mare with black name tail and legs,
supposed to be one year old last spring
and appraised at twenty dollars. me
other a sorrcl mare with white face an
hind feet white half way up to her
knees supposed to become year ola las'
spring and appraised at twenty i've aoa-
lars. proceedings had before Isaac But
Ter J. r. Toledo Dec. -S'h 100
DAVID d APPRECIATE, Clerk
by G l. Bailey Deputy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31

on them in overwhelming numbers and
our brigade was driven back. The
2nd Brigade was now thrown forward
but did not fairly get to work before
they were broken and driven back,
our forces had made good progress on
our RICH, and the rebels were in full re
treat on the right and in our front, by
- o'clock that night. But must close
for this time rs it is SO cold | can
hardly write. Our regiments loss N
ti.ht sas7 killed or wounded includ
ing officers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
secret Disc ASSES

In al their Stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet. No iIconviencc
And no Exposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives
strength TO urinate, thereby Removing Oh.
structions, Preventing and Curing Structures
Ct thc Urchra, allas ing Pain and inflammation
50 frequent in tie class Ct disease, aud cx-
pelling all Poisonous, Diseased and wornoat
Matter.
THOUSANDS IRON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN
THE VICTIMS OF QuAcYs, and who have paid
Aearv fees to be cured in short time, have
found they were deceived, and that tn: "pos-
on has by the use Of "PowEKfUL AsTRISGENTs'
been dried up in III" system to break ont in
aggravated form, and perhaps Gtter Marriage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
ria GDElT tliFpifiI
TEA COMPANY.
no. 81 veSaey street.

New York.
y!AS CREATED A NEW ERR ~ The
/ j History Of whoissaling Teas in Ills coan
try. Thoy have introduced their selection d
Teas and sold them at not over Two CHais
per pound above cost, never dcviating from
tho one price asked believing this wi be a,
tfactise to the many who have heretofore
been paying enormous profits. Parties can
order Teas and will be served by us rs well
as though they came themselves beng sure
to get original packages, true weights nd
tares ;and the Teas.are. warranted as rep G.
ssntci. Our PRICE LIST is now ready
v2na2lm,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31

We learn that last Thursday or Fri
"ay o'' .i''s 'a'''o.-', aast Of Cedar Ra-
pils, two freight trains ran INTO .--,.
other while going at full speed, doing
considerable damage to thelocomotiyes
and few Of the cars.
No lives were lost. Before the car.
were removed passenger train came
along and run into the broken trains
standing on the track, doing also con.
siderable damage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31
Three Years Troops re enlisiing
WAsH1SG1oS Decemhe. DC

ARLINGTON, December 20
It is said that the whole of General
Kilpatrick's cavalry division has re.en
listed for the war. Most Of the New
England regiments have signilied their
intention to re enlist. An agent of Gov
ernor Morton, who returned from the
Army Of the Potomac to day, states
that three ont Of four Of the Indiana
regiments will re.enlist.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-31

The railroal is overloaded and about
.cnc half Of the time b!ockaacd. Parties
at Iuka have number Of thousand Of
bushels Of grain on hand which they
are snable to ship tor want Of cars.
This Inconvenience has been felt by on.
shippers for some time, and tho road
seems TO have considerable more bust.
ness than it is able to do under the
present arrangement.