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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-19
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Parties wishing the prescription win pssss sssEssf
REv, EDWARD 4. WILSON, go \ 4.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-19

New 7 ork, Dec. Ely the arrival o,
the steamer Fulton from Port Royal. w,
learn the loss ofthe monitor Weehawkin
which sunk at anchor inside of Charles
ton Bar, on Sunday last Four engineer
and 26 of the crew were drowned. fu
rious gale prevailed at the time. Othe,
vessels sustained no damage. The stu
alton before Ch&Fleston is unchanged -
The Weehawxen hesin Eve fa&hems
water, but expected to be raised, The
loss is said to be, from neglect and bad
management,
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q. 9. steamer Captur: d.

New York, Dec. 9.-Pretty we'll found
ed reports state that steamer Chesapeake
from New York to Portland was captured
of Cape Cod by . rebel Steamer under
command of Henry Braine, and taken
into St. Johns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
DISCONTINUED WITH EMPLOYMENT

DISCONNECTED WITH EMPLOYMENT.
A young man who commences his
HE with not liking his business, has
no very promising prospect before him
Let such one believe himself to be
under tho Immediate influence Of an
evil 6 G. and &c. about releasing nim
SELF At once by aresolute refusal to en-.
terrain any thoughts but such IS apprr
tain to duty clearly before him and
how 10 do it well and honestly. Il is
great mistake to be prepo.sessed With
fancifnl advantages to DO derived from
any other calling than the one which,
circumstances have combined 10 i'm.
pose, AS An introduction to the busy
responsibilities Of manhood. How
many have made shipwreck oi.hc fairest
hopes by fcebly g,yirg way to the dc.
fusion Of being meant for better things
than keeping shop.-To be above ones
business 10 = mean pride that has its
origin in Incidence. bc,okena dlshonor-
ahlo career, and All end in bankruptcy,
II not IN something worse,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
ARE THE REST IN MARKET

nNL 1HE BEST In MARKET:
|. It makes the only seam formed nv .
Sewing machine in which the stitch is indie.
penientiy locked, and without de pendence
upon the other stitches for strength.
z. 1t makes the only seam that will admi,
OF the thread being cut ut every fourth stitch
without injury to ne seam in wear
II - unnecessary to fssten the ends al
seams made by this machine. This ia dore
by the machine itself. witlo thu usc ~ fbe
hand needle.
4. The Grover \ fakcr Al Oh j. .be wv ~ .
iorrta iron two ordinary spopie md si,,or,
aihaing from the spool into shuttle from.
three to five zines, for the under thread.
.. a seam thna formed is more elastic than
any other made by sc wing machine and il
consequently vcrv -alnable in all goods that
are to be washed and r~'ohed nder The iron
s. The machine il Ida ,ted to III varieties
OF fabrics, sewing each equally we'll, reouir
ing no adjustment for any kind of sewing.
other than the adaptation Of needles and
thread.
Z. It is more easily kept ia order than
any other machine, and need not be taker
apart to DO oiled.
&. The machine aews common spool cotton
silk aud linen thread, with equal facility.
o. The machine is so simple that al intel
ligent child of ten years can readily learn to
operate and keep it in order.
10. by reason Of it's si.npli city of oen struo-
ton and ease Of management, it is:best adapt
ed to do all the wants Of the family.
For sale by J. NJ. SHANKLIN ct the
DRUG STORE. v5n8ly.
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Prices from $40 to 500

SfF Our Machines make the 'Donble I.oor
Stitch. which is preferable for family use to
the .'Shuftle Stitch. or "Whecier q Wilson,
Silt h. rs i, is sometimes called
l. Because il is stronger and more lura-
bic.
2. Because its right or face sids;s incom.
Parably handsomer than that OF The lock stitch.
while the reverse is fully as handsome rs the
reverse Of that.
3. Because it is elastic yielding or giving
with the material sewcl. The lock.stitch is
non elastic and non-y yielding.
4. Because il is FAST stitch and will not
rip, though ever fourth stitch is cut. The
lock stitch will rip if once broken.
>. because; while il is a fast stitch. il is
also susceptible Of being taken out with grea,
facility, IN case il is required, 40 in altering
garments.
:. Our machines will run, gather. fell
hem, tuck and embroider, and will do all that
other machines do.
Al! machines warrented, and kept in repair
one year without charge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
THE
FINKLE & LYON
SEWING i!.rniyC C0IDt\Y,
II, III II

Branch Office, lO2 Lake Street !
Chicago Ill.
/ I'0R the purpose OF facilitating the SEWN
| 1 Nachiue Trade in he West. the FINkf
X LYON SEWING MACHINE CO Eay
opened permanent Oiiict = vnicago, No. 10
Lake Street, first foor.)
! The usual charges for freight on Nachin"
from New Work to this place will be adj,
TO the New York prices. In every other res
poet The business ofthe Chicago Office will ii
done on the same terms as at the ppren
Office in New York.
full assortment Of Machines with al IT,,
late improvements, is already in the Chic q,
Office, and all orders for Machines and SEWN.
Machine Findings will he promptly filed.
10 parties little acqusiated with the finkl,
Lyon Sewing Machines tho caref 1 perusa1
ofthe Companys Circular is specially cnm.
mepded. fhis circular can be had on app!i
cation. 1t is very pecifr, and win be found
highly Instructive, having been prepa sa with
much care. and We will abiie bv all state.
ments therein made.
The following brief quotation ia charact-
cristic Of the entire Circular:
"This Machine is better adapted than any
other Sewing Machine in market TO the fire..
qnent changes aud almost endless variety Of
SS"A"p AVUUtICa III ~ ItiHIiy !OV ~ VIII sew
from one to twenty th,cknesses Of Mnrseiles
with out stopping, and make every stitch pe,-
feet Will sew from the finest gauze 70 The
heaviest cloth, uni even the .toutes. harness
leather, without changing lie feed, needle ~
tension or making any adjustment Of ma
chine whatever
Shus nave VIC successfully overcome the
most difficult point in the Sewing Machine
art. 1t was no ariianry triumph Defently
can We now say, .sNo other Ma, inc compares
with il in this respect Hence, have we un-
iiormly-a,most w,fhou. exception taken
the highest premium, whenever tn. Machine
has been properly exhibited in competition
with other frsi-clas> Sewing Machines.
Hence is it that we are able to offer the fol-
lowing guara ntee, viz, I'VE Warrant syery
Machine We sell to give BITTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market,
or money refunded W. never sell Machine
on any other terms. The guarantee il as re-
liable as the note Of any BUSINESS man in the
land. For more than Ave years have We re-
he'd upon such facts for the reputation Of our
Machine; aud without single travelling
agent in the field, there is scarcely a neigh
bourhood on the continent where the Machine
is not fayorably known. We prefer such i.
to enc based ON more talking
points, as they are technically called in the
trade. Hence VI MAKE but oDe kind 81 stitch.
viz, tho .ock-stitch, ak. on beth sides re-
4uirng only sne-thirl ,ae lnroad of o:lc
kinds Of stitches.
N b. Local Agents wanted IN every conui-
throughout the West. Special inducements Of
fersd.
FINKLE & LYON s. NJ CO.,
S38 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
n4Ov49n.
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR
(L.s 4NGlo9tes ~ E,.Ycur. J

Los luit6GFS u iIrfcUT.
l,John L. Ogden, NJ. b., author aud publish
er of the above work, do hereby promise and
agree TO send free Of charge TO any young
mar who will write for it, a sample copy for
rerusal. The proper study Of mankind IS
MAN. This valuable work is issued aud seut
forth for the benefit Of suffering humanity ii
treats in simple language on all the diseases
Of Error including Seminal Weakness, Ner-
vioos Debility, Indigestion, Melancholy IN
sanity, Wasting Decay. Impotency, &c, &C.
giving safe, speedy, and cffectual prescrip-
tons for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor
me with desire to read my work shall re-
cciye sample cory by return mail, free of
charge
Address
JOHN 3 OGDEN, NJ D.
No. 50 Nassau st., New York
ySnrG.9n
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HOWARD A8SOCIA-
PhilH n a. nua In
Phjlldelnlata

For the reGef ofthe sick and distressed, oisicteJ
Nth Virrient and Chronic D;seases, anil especi-
ally for the cure Of diseases Of the Sexual o.
gans.
EDlcAL tDvIE. givsu gratis, BY the act.
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermntorrhocs
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
ID les employed in the Dispenssry, sent to the
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Two Or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN HOUGEITON
Agent Surgeon; Howard Asscciatscn, N. Z
1S~1A Ninth StyssA phils6ssyaia, p.
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now TURPcNT1NE AND TAX
ARE MADE.


The immense forests in North Caro-
Ina, which cover the sand ridges be
tween tho swamps and water courses,
consist almost wholly Of the longleased
pine, the Pine pnl"Stries Of the South
crn States. From them is gathered
one Of the erca, staples Of North Caro-
I.na-the turpcn,ine. These trees at
maturity arc seventy or eighty feet
high, and their trunks eighteen or TWEEN
" fee. in diameter near the base. They
grow close together, very straight, anu
without branches, to txothirds Of TIER
height. Overhead, Their interlock'ng
crowns form = continuous shady cano-
py while beneath, the ground IS cover
cd with a thick, yellow mating 1t
pine s,raw-clean, dry, level, and IN
broken by underground. The privilege
Of tapping the trees is generally farmed
out by the land owner, a, stated price
per thousand, about from twenty to
thirty dollars.--Undcr this privilege
III, iaborar commences his operations.
During the winter he chops deep notch
into the base Of the tree. 4 few inches
from the ground, and slan;ing inward.
Above, to the height Of two or three
feet, the surface is scariticd by chipping
of the bark and outer wood. From
thisssurface the rcsinous sap begins to
Row about the middle of March, at
first very slowly, but more rapidly dur
Ing the heat Of the summer, and slowly
again a. winter aprroa, hes. The ign
III tnrpen,ine runs into the notch"s Or
boxes ~ they are technically called,
each holding from quart To halt gal
lon. This. az ii gathers, is dipped "u,
With wooden spoon, barrelcd, aud car
riv,l 10 market, where j, commands the
highest price. That which oo2es out
and hardcns upon tho sca,fied SUFFICE
of tie tree il ecrapel down with Al
iron instrument into hoi, and is sold
., an inferior price. Every year the
process Of scartying is carried two or
three feet higher up the trunk, until 1t
reashcs "a high az a man can conven-
on,ly reach with his 'ong.handled cut
ter. Wien this ceases to yield, the
same process is commenced on the or
,,asi,c ai,ie If the Trunk. An average
,i-il " about twenty i've barrels Il
surreniine from thousand trees, anil
il is estimated tina, one viii dio ten
Thousand boxes
Tie trees at length die un,ler t'!csc
repeasea operations. They are then
ielled, split and burned for tar. The
dead trees are preferred for this rur
pose, because when life &C SEES, the re
siuons ma'ter concentrates in tie inter
ioT layers of wood. IN building a tar
kiln, small circular mound OF earth is
first raised, declining from the circun-
ference to TIE center, where cavity is
formed, communicating by canlu,
with shallow ditch surrounding tie
mound. Upon this foundation the
sp'is sticks are stacked 70 the height Of
ten or twelve feet. The stack il then
covered with earth as in making char
coal, and the fire applied through an
o-sning in the top. As this continues
70 burn with snoldsring heat, the
wood is charred, and the tar flows into
tho cavity in the center, and thence by
the conduit into vessels sunk TO receive
il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

Flax CorToN-A Flax Cotton Mar,
ufnctnring Company has been organic
ed in Oswego, in this State. II occn
pies stone building one numbered and
forty feet long, five stories high Fifty
looms for flour-sack sheetings are ready
tor operation; also several knitting
machines. The farmers have begun
already to reap profit from this move
mcnt. The culture Of flax cotton, il
come instances, in that vicinity, has paid
net profit Of 4l76 an acre New
York x.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
NOTICE.
CEDAR RAPIDS + MISSOURI RIVER
RAIL ROA0

In accordance with a Resolution Of the Ex.
ecutive committee Of this company passed
April 18th 1883 notice is hereby given that
sc, Pardce Secretary, and ". W. Walker
chief Engineer, are the only authorized
Agents Of this Company to collect aud receipt
for payments OH the Capital Stock after this
date, and receipts given By other parties will
not be recognised BY the Company.
by order Executive Committee.
S. G. PARDEE.
Cedar Rapids April nth 1854
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
ESPECIAL NOTICE.l
BGy.SPEaea1 AEORRxBN;A CAV az
CUIkED-~

nR RAND'S SIP u FIG cure. spe,
11mo"rrh1a, Sen''nat Weakness, Irpot.ncy,
Loss Of Power, Sc, speedily and e6ectna.iy It's
effects are truely magical A trial Of tho
SPECIFIC will convince the most sksptieal ~
its merits. Price. 81 : box. Sent post. paid
to any address, by 5. c. UPHAM, 4o3 CI1sr.
sUr 6TRsET, PHiLADBtpHlA, Pa. CitculaYs
sent ffee f h'g v0p24on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

"Ilave the jury agreed ~ asked a
judge OF court attachce he met upon
the stairs with bhcket in his hand,
10 yie,' replied Patrick, athey have
sgrsdetc sind on, tor half gallon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
A NEW EngIsna.

A NEW PETITION.
aeLp EXCLUSIVELY ~ c,vSsssiRs AND
AGENTS IS now publishing in Nos. A. "a cts
each: Each No. frustrated with Portrait on
Steel.
AGENTS wanted, to whom liberal com.
missions viii be given.
Copies Of the REBELLION RECORD.
IN Parts OF in Volumes will be sent. fee Of
expense, on receipt OF Price. Sen, il, regis
tered letters, he publisher will be RESPONSE
l!s tof al semiLtances
rrs Clubs will be supplied 1T tie follow
ing rates:
FIVE COPIES Of each volume ia sem;-mopth.
" Nos. or monthly parts, to Que address or
separately $500
TES CuPIfs, SY2 40
Remittances must be sent in registered let.
'ers, otherwise the Publisher will not be
responsible, and in curreu' funds.
G. =. PUTNAM. Publisher.
5::2 broadway Ncvy York
G. 7. EVANS. GEN. AnENr.
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TERRIBl.E DISGLOSUREs--,S SECRETS
i FOR TIE MILLION!

TERRIBLE Disc LOSUREs-- SECRETS
i FOR TIE MILLION
4 most valuable ana wonderful puhlica ton
4 work of 100 pages. and 80 colored engray-
ings. DIR HUNTER. WADE MECCN, M
original and popular treatise on Man and To-
mar, their Ply sio.sgy, Functions, and Scsua
disorders Of every kind, with Never Failing
Remedies for their speedy cnre The rr,c-
ticc Of DIR HuAItE las long been, and stil
is, unbonnded, bu, ST the earnest solicitation
of numerous persons. he has been induced 10
extend his radical usefulness through the
lnadium Of his WADE MECuN" 1t is vol
ume that should be in the hands of every fami-
" in the land, as preventive Of secret vices
or as guide for tho alienation OF one OF the
most awful and destructive scnurces ever
visited mankind One copy, securely enyc-
loped will be forwarded free Of postage TO
any part Of the United States for 10 cents in
T. Q. stamps, or copies for 81. Address.
posr paid, Dir HUNTER, No. Division Street,
New York vgn27
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The Rebellion Record

i,pubiisheu in PARTS each Tart illustrated
with TWO rirf PORTRAITS 81 DENIS
each.
ALSO, IN VOLUMES.
SIX Parts, with copious index, comprise .,
Volume.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
VICkSBUaRG TAKEN.
Hetloo! Gentlemen & Ladies the subscribe
has purchased fresh supply Of
Groceries g. Queenswara

in Chicago which he proposes to sell as low
If not little lower than any other house in
town. Remember he has opened on the north
edeot the public square in the old EmLire
Store one door ca st Of the Tin shop, Step
this way Gentlemen & Ladies. the door shall
always be open NY stock is full & we'll Sc
lectei, consisting Of nearly every thing that
is kept in family grocery. Give me call
& examine for yourselves. Believe no re-
rIess nations that the Indifferent may make
to- you. Come one s I'll 4 h tho judges our
selves. W. 8. Turbstt.
v6n1O
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NOTICE

The undersigned oHer Ter sale tho Mil
known - the CoIumbiY Saw Mil, Oh liberal
serms. For particulars inquire in Toledo 81
THOMAS MURRAY h L MERCHANT.
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TIE Great s.:s:As History
TIE
Rebellion Record.
A Diary Of American Events.
EDIrEB


BY FRANK MOORE.
Publishing inpnrts, also cents each part Has
,rated with two Portraits engraved on steel
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are now ready At annexed prices. uatil Ap,il
/, lsGS
Cloth s., IS Volume
Sheep ! 90 !.
Halt calf. or half Noraccs. s 80
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IS INDISPENSABLE 70 EVERi PUBLIC
PRIVATE LiBR Try
The four volumes contain.
l.
4 FULL AND CONCISE DIARY OF EVENTS
from the Meeting Of the sou I'll CAROLINA
CONVENTION in Dec 1850, 10 the capture OF
New Orleans, inclusive.
II.
Over one THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
aud NARRATIVES Of MI the Battles and
>kirmishcs that have occurred during ,hs War.
Ill.
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LADS, both loyaland rebel.
FORTY SEVEN PORTRAITS, engraved on
Steel ot tUe t's0St CtsPDFHlciI men III VIC Time.
ard Taeuty-six Mars aud Plans Of Battles
v.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and An
ecdotes ofPcrsonal Dating and Bravery.
sAS 4 WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
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III r..
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN n. I1ORSCORD. Of
Harvard University.
Office, IL Old Slip, Hanover square,
(vp sTAlns,) NEW YORK
Tie high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
mandcd in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to which its dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations.
induced he distinguished hemist, whose name
is given above, 10 commence what proved to
lie a 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 ard used
during the last five years, throughout the
United States and the C.nadas
The following true comparison Of its nature
and the results Gifts use, With those Of Cream
of Tartar, will convince the most incredulous
of its value.
Cream of Tartar is hi. tartrate of Potash.
ThisSubstitute is a simple Phosphate. and con-
talns nothing bit what is found tn beef .teakeand
N corn, wheat and Other cereals, and is therefore
highly nutritious. II also has health giyino
influence, and supplies that for vhich there Is d
constant demand IN The system
~ It's sold for mucA !ess prics tAos Crssm 81
7ar tar
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NOW RE,py,

NOW READY,
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AMI THREE
nd in cloth, al 81, Is each. sheep. $40"
Aaismorocco, Of ha'fclf antique s,,ue each
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lsss fIs sd11ls71
Open I5l Miles West OF Missis-
sippi river!
The Shortest and QuicI,cst Route bet'reen
Chicogo and Central lo~n.
No Change Of Cars or Baggage between Chica.
60 ard Marshall,
Good Sleeping Cars on MI Nigh'
Trains.
Fare 40 Low AZ Ivy any other Route
lime between Des INoines and Chicago Only
One Day,
On ano after Monday, April 20, 1868, Trains
wi'lrun as follows;
Going East-Night Esr.ess leaves Mr.
shall At $50 Z ~ onarrival Of Stages
from nes Moi es, Toledo 4,-oP NJ, Gei"i
Rapid. 100 r. NJ; Clinton lilo T. NJ.
and arrive in Chicago next morning in
time for all morning trains going north
or east.
Day Train leave. Marshall at 5 A. NJ
Toledo G. 20 A. N. Cedar Rapids a. o,50
" and arrives at Clinton NJ Ado N
Passengers to Cli..to by this train car
take Night, Express for c.icago. or re
main until mex, morning at $50 and ar
rive in Chicago ut a.55 NJ.
Going est-Nigh. Express leaves Wells
81, Depc, in Chicago a, $50 in evening.
Clinton 3l5 A. VI Cedar Rapids ,,M
A. ~ Toledo ",s5 \ ~. and arrive III
Marshall at lnl5 A. ". Passengers
leaving Chicago. o. this tain nj 30 In
evening arrive in 3ca .Hoines early next
evening.
pay train leaving hieago at Q 4. " -,
riycs at Clinton at N. Leaves t9in
ton ut $40 4 NJ. Cedar Rapid. $40 "
To!e 70 a, 7,OoPM. aud arr'veat MARSHAL,
at S3OPM N.
Passengers going East from Decatur. Ora,
va, Omaha. Council Rufus Hes Moines Sioux
City Fort bod C, and III points west .! th'
DIS M,ines River. can procure Tickets ~
the Stage Offices. or of Tho. latt"n. .ir De.
Moines. Passengers .eaving Des Noines T.
thu morning arrive in Chicago early nex'
morning
he sure to &C. Tickets b, way oi
MARstgAl.l.
CONNECTIONS.
At Turner junction with Trains for Fec
ror. nun.e,h, laucsviil,, F"n au Lnt'
Prai ic du CHEN and La Crosse.
a. lixon with Trains Of Isincis ien'rai
Railroad.
At Clinton with Boats on Mississippi Rive,
A, De Witt with STAGES for davenport ana!
Nalaoketa.
At Clarence with Stage for Upton.
n IL, vr,,h f,rj g.,
Vinon, Cedar Falls and Northern lava
At Hlairtown with Stage for Marengo;
FREIGHT
Leaving Marshll ia morning reaches Chicago
mex, morning, and Freight eaving chicago
at night arrives in MARSHALL rs t nigh, wi;h-
ont any change tf cars.
r h. TALCOTT Gen. snp't, cLicagc
T. r. HOWE, Ass Supt. Clinton.
j. {. GAuLr, Gen. Freight Ageat, Ch;caog.
.. CoIrlE, Tray. Ast.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
Entrance IS Clark St.

- - SNHs~o ~ ~UNAf n VT
VI are now introducing 10 The public =
" NEWLY INVENTED and RECENTLY
PATENTED Sewing Machine, the inventor of
winch has discarded entirely the use of cams;
and b" the application Of a new ror,hjn.tio
IN mechanics. has ACCOMPLISHED results here
'ofore una'sained by nEG inventor, and pro
,lured machine capable 81 as great "a n -
Of work ~ any other machine in he market
AVID better ~ pied "a the warns Of he co,nynl-
nifty. as he has combined, 10 . greater es,c1t