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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

We Misr ssippi ~ ai rebels beth AIDES (na ehes -
hoNever, "a 10 state you have great many 90 .
10 'as ana some traitors hui you have goed nsnsns
army 2 - there kno-, he suse e,nt " - ~ IN
Army o. the Potomac vii night and viii whip The = hrA
whenever they rot ut them (,pplausel bu The reoen
m ifold iennsyivaHa and threaten New fort; ~.
nave u dry three hun tired thousand rod mon ~hs
no or turned their back cnenN nor never
WI taheers) Aud " you say hu.e you can.
nos tako care OF the city We VIII CON" if'una
ana relieve you from the south AID ieilyor
your army un,nnchsbe from any army. fAppsasr
our N'rthne Aone viii put down the rebellion
you arn them and equip them we'll but don't csfs W
riate this, because n il no matter u commerce while
appreciate the suer,ngs oi rennsy lvas and wsNa ap
PROBATE "ihe scare and regret n yet have never fe
more hopeful than d. g. day or the anal overthrow
the rebellion and the dual success a the tuion arms
tApp'nse see the risiug aud 500 this black ag
rebellion fading, fading iading-snd expect 70 noe
IN three months from today lying "a tho dust, never
more TO rise from is low position. fsheers.l
Senator WILKINSON, ~ hanesots. va next introduced
~ Mr. Andrews and made radical speech, al the con
olnson OF which the Wynants arrived home, and the pro
ceedngs were Consequently brought 70 0ose
Captain Lowber Is worthy o all praise for the excellent
collation. and ct sras he had provided for his guests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

GENERAL MEADE AND THE PREsIDENoY.-
Some Of our political contemporaries on both
sides are beginning to felicitate themselves
with the idea that, however brilliant may be
the achievements Of General Meade at the
head Of the Army Of the Potomac, he will be
out Of the way a. Presidential candidate,
because he was born in Spain. But we guess
that this idea Of his ineligibility is dclusion.
General Meade though born in Spain, was
born of American parents, who at the time Of
his birth were in Spain in the service of the
United States; and If We are not mistaken 1t
has been by aot Of Congress declared, and
decided judicaily, in effect that General Meade
Is thus to be considered native born citizen.
Let him demolish the army Of Lee, and Spain
will not stand in his way oven as candidate
for the Presidency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

bled This interview has given strength 10 the
runor that O renewed offer OF mediation IN
American affairs by the Emperor Louis Napo-
icon is likely to be the result Of the fall OF
PueSia"
If such Is likely 70 be the result of the fall
Of Puebla, what is i:kely to be the result of
che fall of the city Of Mexico itself BY pre-
vious arrival we were assured by the London
Times that 1t was the intention of Napoleon to
soon speak in such tones to the American
people as that they would listen to him; and
Lord Palmerston has recently stated in .
speech that France aud England are in entire
accord touching the war in America as well as
in the Russian empire. Ii is possible, there
FORE that Slidell may obtain recognition from
Napoleon for the Southern oonfederacy, on
condition of JEFF Davis lending no assistance to
Mexico and not interfering in any way with
French designs south of the Rio Grande. But,
on the other hand, il the Emperor will not
speedily consent to this arrangement nothing
gan be more probable than that mutually
beneficial alliance will be effected between
Juarez and the President Of the Southern con-
federacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02


cops~ards,-Dsusel q. RldgIsy.
L,tasrani CopiRse Lsr--T. i Ss.srett
gnr1eoH-J. Mcyastcr.
Lasutenant-s. ". Nichols
E,c,a,o,-ohef D. W. Thomson, IT,. yirst Assistant.
! VI Hobby Second Assistants, T. G. Relehsr and u. ~
Mccartney third assistants X. NJ Hodsson. " u EuI.
Ernen,-Tayor sterling, Bruos and no,dsn.
gaurt Soaa,--J. 4. Billiard. l. n White ana n
Miller.
Ae,,ag A.Dtaal Pdynsaa.r-C. NJ ouild
Tie Shenandoah vas hrnt At Pniisdeipha, 10 ,soond
rate ve.sei q 3Ts register aud sasly make
Twelve snots hoor
In rrrxa Ono Hsts fL4r.-eunboat Reindeer, of the
Upper OHIO river rec,, Lou,enari Commander Fitch. ms
been tot tsion and IL ready for s1tvs
and Tor the dsssros q Cincinnati snd borders u The
OHIO. ne following . lss q hsr ofDe~s-
lof,ne Vo.mtsey Lsssienani Cee,saard,ne-H A. Class
ard.
srro-l-Ams~a C. sears
Egse~ltre CAcSy-Mm. ". Hall
uarc't Ncbs-Yirst John Edward vrght second
rhomA N. Lwa mrd, Nathan y. Wang han.
Faoane>ys-F'rtt Assistant, Abnsr II. Basisy eecond
Ass,-,sn', ccsnsis socoy rhrd Assistant, seorxs y
Idot-Thomss Hamilton
Twenty AsAtbs are reported deputnenl for
week sndins June ~. AronS them are four o1hosrs
Lieutenant Commander John T. Hart. pistol shot Jurs II
bard AIsasros ActDs nnszn Isaac Francis Jr, gan
sho, wound, Nay Is, 1o-ynal, Bssafort ~ {. Acsins
yAssrs Mate Henry Parsous, rsmit,sni fevs Juns 10
naval Hospital, Sorfok, Va Acting Master ssmusr
IAhrop, luna H.
Cra Ono (crscssAu) Rrss FLs,r, tIs rsslu OF
.sns Ps,a-Tfe rsissd stasss supboAi Reindeer tsss
Ra1h. Milor), having bss put 10 commission, . 100
ready ior active shs defsp<s q Cincinnati and
a. BORDERS q ,ns one NON NE falls the hsad n
navigation, and -in fssb, 90 god service ne,
oesrs mo-s, oaonoss,ans. ud-r Tho charge n
A fesA "A wsu suA u ~
The following . . l&t q Der orioss-
Loot nsa csnvarS.ne- Harry A elaaford.
kgcar~ ofs~-tss,ss AmssA &. r~sr Hsisn wm
sar-,'s sa,,s-.ioln p1-1s wrixh, tr.a Tho.
LEWIS, ssooads n. v Vaughn, th~i
lrg ansrf--AbDer " hslsy, brat assistant cornslas
nccoy, seoonS @ssian, Gsofvs HsTman, ihrd ~
Ttst-Tho.. g Hamilton
rhs ngh, drs, sunbsa Victory . rapidly spproseslns
oornpe.ion sn1 wlu ~ ready fee days, soonsr
oesas1
HosUsssr 20 cos.oDoss Ioss --shs Gener. Assembly
o1Issuare In Isct satboftnsd the sr~e,bon a men,
neat over the remain. a Counocors Isoos Jorss,
native n ths STATE sns ~ nonumsst, VIVA ' o.
Il. rnsrba ,wev. s~s, h,sh hs mt ss.n ..srsss
h ,ts Wilmington and BsansysiB- c~nsssry % o.s
sds = The fcilosns lnscripoa
krsc'ei by the state y n~A.sfo 10 asnary a rssa
lAo0s Jorrs, z. = horn Smyrna, - ksrsh
iTss. flgd Va Phli~dsiphia, August. 1910
~ the the.r words
wlan ha cDsauy 0csl@i The ssrrass ~ b. 500. ~
nasy ulsashls mao, wsse ,hrsy y~srs ~ sss
fe1r8afys 1901. ~ ~ made U.Wten4nt ApfF. tsio
master orurrsnasai add ssrrs, isls 90 osY,ssa
ne m the bsvy aeariy tf,y two y~sff rs s~rrp~s
we're srs,~.fiy s~sn0-isss-s " h~ ocsn,,y nns b.
sssls. ara hs 6rnaE, c1srr has seSsss. pat q M
10 49, e.,g,fri ,n.n ~ p-sl.s s-v,s~s w.r. sss,s
gulsLsa sd 10 go . mid % s~sos u Drsxs ~ .~
Al NJ Ssss = w. vssa Jos"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
Sale 81 Oovsrnunsns Bonds.

THAn1tSnAl July IsB
The ssv~nmsas agent reports We sale Of ave twsaies
70 the amount II q ~, 900 soAy BY ~ assn
eiss thSosghsst NE loyal States. Ths Secretary the
Treasury has sssborssd the cousnosass Il the agency
system for the saas q government cans which hAs b
come % popular NJ psssoosivs such masslsoss, 70
sus. Local Agents ssd ssescribs.s vn have The sams
facilities sstssdsd to sbsn a. heretofore 10 the rsm.
lance Of banh pos~ drafS fer he loan, ana arssv
salss are anticipates Than have 20 ben reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Interest on the State bonds The Auditor OF tie
State cannot pay this interest without the an
De to commit a penal offence. Ii is probable,
therefore, that the bonds will be repudiated,
and this will be sort of climax to Governor
Morton's former troubles in regard to them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
Interesting fren Fortress Menrse.
Yourrns Noxaos luna ~ isos

Tue steamer Nsw York. Captain cnrishe,n. ls6. hare
last evening for c,y Point With nine hundred and ff,y
rebel prisoners IN chArse II MAJOR Milford.
General viishash Lss, recently captured By tho re
vnsh Pennsylvania cavalry has been rs~ovsd W the
McClslIAn HosgisAl 81 Hampton.
Twenty prisoners arrived Norfolk Iast svenns
from Suffolk, and lodged n jail 70 be to pos,
HovfpIk to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

REPUTATION n INprAsA.--Ths factious
course Of the republican members, In with
drawing from the Indiana Legislature and leav-
ing that body without q quorum, is likely to
sssnls in rspudiation on the part Of the State.
7hs Appropriation bill was not passed, in con-
sssssnce Of this action Of she republicans. and
- pssvinisa w. made for Ne payment Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
Meo,inH OF the Now York Gallon state
Committee.

Inc State Committee % The Constitutional usoo party
held meeting al the ciavnn DAY and re'olvsd
20 hold regular meeting New York tho 18th INST
% tske action for a State Cooveut,oa lnla fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

The great single wickc, match betweco Nessrs ssdier
and Hsnmsnd Hudson and byron, wss commenced On
The New York cr'ckst club ground, and resulted fol
bws, yesterday. The game viii BE- resumed to-day, a.
one o'clock Score
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

SrwsEas. N. C.. June ~. rsse.
M Wilmington Journal Eives fun accounts u
movements here, naming the regiments that were de-
parting and sivsG THAR destnasa befoss thing
besu esos North about ~ publies1isn.
rhs Josvsal thinks that the remarkable celebrity a
General FOSTERS movement jost sauss for grave ap
prsbsnsoo ssd he shs pmbls antelope hat viz
skip Int Rshnond while he Cosfedsrates mapping
unlsss - = eel watches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

THg SEIZURE or III GYRsY.-Ths seizure
q the yacht Gypsy By the customs suthori-
ties was such an unwarrantabls and ridiculous
proceeding that the revenue marine officers are
not very anxious to have the ssedit Of the af-
sair put down to them. She was seized BY The
Custom House inspectors Of this port, and not
by the revenue marine officers, who are differ
ent class from the Custom House officers. In
these days, when so much history Is being
made, and as the HERALD 10 to be found in
every historians library, A. the best reference
for the compilation Of the events Of the age In
which we live, We are especially particular
chat Collector Barney and his officers should
have the credit Of this exploit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Pooh GRnEIEY AND FERNANDO WooD ON THE
SANE PIATvoRx.-We notice that Fernando
Wood has recently been making peace speeches
10 the Psnnsylvanians at Dingman's Ferry; but
he did not 60 down to the rebels under Ewell
and make any orations TO them. At the same
time poor Greeley started Of to Chautauqua
county, and delivered speech there, advoost
jng the right Of secession, and expressing him
self In favor Of allowing The rebels 10 depart
N peace. Besides this, Greeley has an aznbas-
sador in Europe, In the person Of Colorado
Jswett, working hard for peace BY intsrven-
ton. Poor Greeley and Fernando Wood are
thus upon precisely the same platform. Fer
nando Wood argues In favor Of the cessation
q the war; and, II we may believe the Tribune,
poor Greeley wants only one battle more. and
expects the Union forces to be whipped in that
Now. we advise Wood and Greeley to 70 on 10
shippensburg together and preach peace 70
General Leo. He Ia the man to be converted.
The country pumpkins Of Dingman's Ferry and
Chautauqua could not make peace II they
wished. General Lee can, and Wood and
Greeley should dsvsts their attention 70 him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

-nrsAsDolB.--Sew screw sloop shsnAndoah-iwenty.
four gur.--frcm Philadelphia . trial trip, arrived At
Boston % russdsy. The following 10 hst q her on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

uiii's f-faiitbIs oss..ss for IN.
rg-a go '-ssn u "a. Hss. p-t~s W ssrsisr rr-.l
kea1 W Al sfwESis,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Usiis HAIR Dye, - Csst.- BLACK os
erg-s s.larsl rslshAs bsp~s Ne D>s.Asr .,--s sk<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

wiss. ro~pees, HAIR Dye. usv Dynss
en- anNsvl. Cram. fgT 800 4tifylng ths hslf 81 A
BAfCHELOre ~ sgsd sfr.@s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Royal Havana LOttery.-J0 Per Cent
premium pad for prtrss Information Furnished Hsh~si
price paid for Douboons and sii told ard s,u
TAYLOR co. Bsa.srs 10 Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

PRIZES tsshsd IN all Legsits~A Lotto
ri-s ant connnisson given. Information fusnshsd
=. " WRIGHT co.
10 sNsn street rootn No Il bas~usst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

400 and x6z Bsw.ry-rhs ChsAp post
N'' oE3 = nusrEa 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Prizes CashsA tn All Lsgsiissa Lsssss-
riss fnfofmsuen si'sa. JOSEPH BArys praDsr.
" Wall street No J, Mt.
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Bogi.'s Hyperion Plaid Restore. sud
fr~~sss bsr naVss ~<srs Mar Dy. h~ss "a Try
y. esssDs.s " BDvlE. sass0a kose syswr.hss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Tssrty Ysars' ESp.sissss % a. OtA
E8r- Mrs. SfssLON seshiss Hyrus 70 IA p~rs<fs
" ~ A.. fs-xis "a s.s SO
rsissd rsssss so1 "a. e~~e ss~ ~ AIRY
ft.e ssf~sy ss1 - safiisns ~ wt4N~s. as
1rs. frDs Inc f~~sss ssfsnk - 80 49,
n eyfr.rss sesAiy ~ th~ ssus~s, fsisTs~ ~as sse.
s1ss<s s~< sftss
u.ssh~s ss4 asGx rv.sv ". go. sstll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

". a. Batshsisv's us,r Dy.-Tss beet
Ia hs ~osif ipstsn ksrmsss ssd g.AsNs 50
al xxint snA rsrsrrr ~ street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

Disease er tie s.vss-s. ss.i@sf. rss-
nsy $50 .~snsi svs@~s --rns ~e~a ssp~fHtas. smmrs
..-., 20 :. 80. -. ,.s ..f.s.s |. y, Y .sss !.
~ Vs.. .,.sss e. a. S.sss- VI ~ >ssss :. -.
lsmss lvs afeNl.msAa fsa IVA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25

. II
State Of Iowa ) s
lama t'eaniy
r. lewis L. Cary and MAR
tina Cary his WIie Meade i
SM,Mell. Cummings Seainon
& ia. and +. $. Higgins SEQ
You cre heneby Notified, Ih'! there is now
on file in the Gtcc Of tie Clerk If The lis
;rict tunl, If tie State OF issa, within ana
Tor the tou.ty Of Tsma, il petition OF j hn
y. Gii!e, claiming Of the said Lewis II. Cary
the sun OF s., 80 with interest thereon at
The rate Of ten per cent per annnm from July
l4th 1858 less $1,000 paid February Gath
1862, Ms money due on two .promssory notes.
and asking for the foreclosure OF NOR, gage
given by said Lewis. II Cary Il Martha Cary
his wife TO secure said notes which said notes
and mortgage were given to Il. s \. Dart aud
'alnI ,rc irotc the properly ef the Plaintiff.
And that nnless You appear thereto and lie
fend bofCre neon of sAc second day OF the
Septc,nh tenn, 4. D. lSi:; of said Court, de-
Ia, It via he entered against you and jelge-
ment rendered thereon.
Thos j. DrDLEY JR.
S;amp attorney for Plaintiff
--- v5-ii1Y-w4
Printers fee Sa,37.
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NATUHEss d JfAELRi :,
OF the Richest &, most Fashion
able Patterns,

able FaLLeIIlS,
offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices!
THE HUBBARD BROS, Nos e5 h 81 Sas-
1 sau Street, New-York, Manufacturers snd
Importers Of all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles Of Watches and Jewelly, being
determined upon Increasing their business 70
an unlimited extent, offer the following ele-
CANT Ornaments ~ the unsurpassed Low
Prices following:
Magic Time Observer, being Hunting
and open face, or Lady's or Gentleman $
Watch in one: the prcttiest, most con ~enieat
and cheapest Watch in the World Imitation
gold; effected by . pateut process which
renders the appearance Of gold perfect, While
i. does not cost one-third as much. Price
only $32 Re.af,s at from 800 upwards.
Hunting Composition Casei Levers, En-
lish manufacture Movement; capped and fall
jewclel; has sunk seconds, and the newest
improvements. Heavy cased and good imi-
tstion gold. Prices only Sig. Petals at
from $50 to 800.
Hunting Composition Cased Army Watch
Richly engraved, jeweled and fancy works.
Unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, stc.
Price SIS. Retails at from $40 TO 300.
a great variety Of Other Watches, 8. low
prices.
Ladies Sets Of Brooch and and Far Drops
to correspond. Imitation Cltster Diamond,
very rich pattern, and entirely rew, price
81. Coral and Beed entwned. very neat
and pretty ornament handsomely mounted
1928
Gentlemen Vest Chsins. Parisien std
elegant pattern, only 81. The Deuoniac,
very heavy, s..
kings.-pain only. 75c. Scroll. very pref
~ ST. Chased, q neat pattern. 81 Seal
Signet, b. Imitation Diamond s..
Sleeve Bnttons.-latent Chased or Fna
emlied, q new and very handsome pattern,
$40. Double, chased or with stones. sl,5D
bosom S.uas,-a variety ofnew aud fash
;onahe designs, per set, 20.
Bosom Scarf Pns.--I eat, with Opal and
Fancy Stsnes, s. Imitation Diamond
Sl,s0.
.Lockets.-Double Glass, richly engraved.
Person. wishing any Of the as,vc, have
only 70 remit the price in a registered let
Ter TO orr address, .nl the articles will be
sent by return nail free of expense.
ssss lrstcrs to The amount of twelve dollars
and upwards will be seut By express TO Any
part Of the loyal States, with bin payable 10
the Fxrress Company. when tie goods q
delivered
Agents, Suffers anj Corntrv Merchants
tn ougont The country, WHO wiah TO maks
money rapidly, viii do well to obtain our
mammoth catalogue: ~c furnish tile laos
saleable outft at prices unsurpassed ny a..
other conceru
Address HUBBARD DR0a
Nos. 60 & 81 Nassau, ucar Johu Stress,
Asw YORK Ctr,
y4u43 Ht1.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
FR.EN DS AND REEAT1y
ORTHE
Brave Soldiers and 81
OrS.
H0LLOW WAYS PILLS
And OINTMENT.

AL who havsF,ien,is and kelaavss y
Army or Navy should take especial care
thy DO amply supplied with thee pillsl
0i tmeuti aad where the brave Sold
IN Sailors have neglected to provide y
sel,ss With them, no better present CO
sent them by their F,iends. They have
Pre- vc1 to be the Soldiers never-fs. ing fri(
in he hour Of need.
Coughs & Colds affecting Trod
viii he speedily relieved and cdectu
CO, 81 by using these admirable medici
ami by paying proper attention TO the l'i
t,oi " b icli are attached to each Foi or Bo|
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
yI,EREIDLE DISCLOSURES--S SECRETS
FOR TIE MILLION!

TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES---SE SECRETS
FOR TIE MILLION
4 mos. valuable and wonderful publication
\ work Of 400 pages, and SO colorea engrav-
ines. rR HUNTERS WADE MECuM, an
original and popular treatise on Man and Nc
mas, their Physiology, Functions, and sexua
disorders Of every kind, With Ncyer-Failing
Remedies for their speedy cure The prac-
,ice Of DIR HI NTER has long been, and still
is, unheunded, bu; at the earnest solicitation
Of numerous persons, hehas been induced to
extend his medical usefulness through the
medium Of his "yADE MECUM." Ills 4 VOL
ume that should he in the hands Of every fami-
in the land, as q preventive Of secret vices,
or as Il guide for the alienation Of one Of the
most awful and destructive scourgcs ever
visited mGnkind. One copy, securely envc-
loped, will ID forwarded free Of postage 10
any part of the United States for 10 cents in
P. o. stamps, or copies for 81. Address,
post paid, DIR HUNTER, No. $ Division Street,
New York veaaI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
Festival


The ladies Of the Patriotic Society
will hold Strawberry and ice cream
Festival 1t the New Baptist church in
Toledo on Friday Evening June Goth
at which an appropriate address will be
delivered by Judge Bradford, to be fol-
lowed by patriotic songs, Strawberries
Icc Cream &c &c. ThelSociety wishes
it understood that the object of the
Festival is two fold.-To raise funds
for the relief and comfort OF our sick and
wounded Soldiers and to furnish enter
tainment and amusement to those in
attendance. It is expected that the
friends Of the Society, and all those in
apmpathy with its object will unite in
masking the occasion the most enter.
tanning ana social Of the season.
Come one, Come al.
Byorder Of the Society.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
Weak .exs or DtbIllty Induced
Over Fatigue

VII soon disappear " he use Of thesa
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will qaic|
acquire additional strength. Never let
Bowels be erhar coafned or undniv acted
on. II riay seem strange, that llailow1
pif.s should he recommended for prsent|
md Flux, many persous srppos'ns that y
You'd increase the relaxation This
great mistake. for these Titls will correct
liver and stomach, AMI thus remove az
acFid hupors fron! the system. This ue|
cine will Civ. tone and COR to the whois
,"n;c systern, however derangcd VIII
aesl'h and strength follow as = mN.er
course. Nothing Will stop the relaxation
the Bowels 80 sure as His famous mad. ri
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
Original Notice.

Original Au:ice.
State Of Iowa IS.
To 7. J, sta'ey, Elizabeth j.
Staley, jacob S. Stalev,
Ci,hariue Staley. & Charles
Cooper. John Cooper, & IL.
cla''k 4 cook, Sargent 4 l9ova-
,cy S5ewett Tebbdtts &'cs,
Isaac T.. Alien, culbertson &
Reno. 4 john c. culhertson.
Morgan Reno, Marccllus
Pinney. James A. Nalkup.
Michael Donehue, H. I.
Badly, .Kccarn & Scott Jchn
Youngman. G. L. Bellows
Wadsworth s Wells. Pc err
NcToberts and A. H. laugh
Ton and eachnf YOU are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office of the
clerk of the District court of Taina county.
tcwa, p petition Of John Dewney claiming Of
you the Foreclosures Of a mortgage therein les-
crihed But making no personal claim against
any Of you except TtJ. Staley.)
Now unless yon appear thereto and defend
on or before noon Of the second day Of the
next term OF said court, commencing On the
third Monday of September A. ID. 1868 default
will be entered against you and judgment rem
dered thereon.
ALLEN & SrRrnLE
stamp kttorney for Plff
Won .9w4
Printers fee Sl1,2S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
,-Nmc are genuine uals

CAUTION ,-Nmc are genuine unls
the words "Hol,owdy. hes9 York and icni~1
are d,scern;h,e as Water ,sark in every 81
the book Of directions around each 20.
bos; the sane may 0lliniy be seen b. holary
fee9.o rs le1t. A handsome reward Kill
Given to ore rendering such Information
may ieai to tie detection y any party o. pa
tea coun'erseiaing the ueiieiaes or yeudil
be s.-ae. knowing them tie BE sp irious.
e.sScli AZ the rnsnsfscrory or Profess
yaaoaay, 81 Maiden Lane, Sew York, and
all respectable Durgsi -,s and Dealers ia Ne
icine. ,hrl ghout tie civilized world, IN no =
at % cents, aud 81 ea:h.
EFTkere is.considerable saving by 'akil
the large. sizes.
~ B.-Direc,isn s for the gai lane. Of na
icirss incyery disorder ara s.ixai 10 cA-a bsI
s.al..
s-Dsalsrs in mr. wall tnown madl.',
eau have SacH Cards, Cirer are, Ac, -
hem. FREE or EXPENSE, by adtlressiI
, tomas Holloway, 80 Msiden Lana N. I.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-06-25
ESPECIAL notice.
r~f.u4-yKENyESS CsREDna

sI'HE ipebriae may now bid t,eriance to the
! t,~rr-ing 1..s TT ZANE'S ANTI
DCTE F r STRo @ DRINK is
= certain ctr. for spr.ht.es.. I. creates ads
like fov stronc drink, AMI .an be administered
without the knowledge Of the patient. Price.
81 box. Sent by mail to any address by
$ { UruAM. ia3 Chestnut Street, Pliiadel
phia, ~ Gi,ct.ars seu, flee, you.i,6ia