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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-12
PITT TUT 1OO1'
"This Dy we the Subscribers recored anc

EYE AND EAR Persons suffering from
diseases of the Eyend Ear should avail them
selves of the opportunity Of consulting DR..
Gardner, Oculist ad Aurist, of New York,
who will remain in Intland for short time.
From our exchanges We learn of several skill
tul cures he has perfcmed, and therefore have
no hesitation in recommending him to the con-
fdence of the afflicte. No charge for consul
tation. Office at the Bardwell House. For
references, &c, sendEor a circular.
- Lieut. A. Cain, of the 4th q. S.
infantry, now here or recruiting service, has
been ordered to join his regiment and viii!
leave for the army of the Potomac in few
days.
SUlcIDE.-A correspondent writes us that
Mr.. Francis Hart, of Hubbardton, aged about
80 years, committed suicide on Thursday of
last week, by hanging himself He left his
house IN the morning with his team for
the purpose of drawing some hay. At four
o'clock In the afternoon his friends began to
be alarmed about him on account of his long
absence from home they went in pursuit of
him and found him in the barn suspended from
the beam by a bride rein. He leaves wife
to mourn his untimely death.
PROMOTIONS IN THE 9TH REGIMENT
Capt. Crane of company F, has been trans
terred to company <. Lieut. Hamilton has
been promoted to the Captaincy of company
+. Second Lieutenant Wallace, of company
X, has been promoted to the First Lieutenancy
OF the same company, vice Quartermaster
Austine, transferred to F. Sergeant Major
Spencer has been promoted to the Second Lieu
tenancy of company d.
RELIEF FOR THE SoLDIERs.-We have
now in the hospital at Brattleboro a large
number of soldiers requiring our assistance
We are glad to see the effort that is being
made IN their behalf The Ladies' Aid Soce-
ty, in Cavendish, held a Social Levee at
Walkers Hall, on Tuesday evening, Februa-
ry Sd, for the puraose Of raising funds for
their relief. The Levee was attended with
perfect success--the receipts amounting to one
hundred and thirty dollars, after paving all
expresses. This fund Will be carefully expeud-
ed, by the committee, in furnishing necessary
articles for the comfort Of the soldiers now at
Brattleboro. We are glad to see other towns
respond to toe call. All should contribute for
the relief of the sick and disabled soldiers.
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Taken mp by &. 5. Barton in Iurl;
Township Tama Co., Iowa one muly
lIciti@r, p,.ic red supposed to be two
Years old past, crop IN the right ear,
appraised al sic. One pale red hcittcr
supposed 10 ho three years Old past,
crop III the right ear, some white under
The bells, appraised at SIG. One dark
bfimdIe he5if.r supposed to be two years
Old past, some white in the face white
spot 81 tho right side Of the jaw ap
praised a - one spotted steer sup
posed % BE- one year old past, notch in
the left ear appraised at S.. And one
brindle calf appraised at 81. Proceed
inys had before Il q Rogers, J p
DAVID b APPRECIATE, Click
!;y & !. Bailey Deputy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
sVsssysF, o7s sYas.Ey

From the nnacis; sned, q . years Cd mare
colt at light hay eolor with one White hind
loot and small star IN tonehea,l
i LIBERAL reward wiz he paid, to any oae
returning the same Or giving information
that shall lead its recovery.
Address The Undersigned at Toledo.
yan.a. c. y BARRETT.
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+ ess;sf'4ssersi.,.s

Notice is hereby given that the IN
asrsignel have this day entered into a
Copaitnefehip TO constitute the finn OF
Armstrong IL >aankliu, for The purpose
otdealing In Drugs 4 Medicines.
All persons indcb,ed i J. N. Shi nix
lii. will please settle their accounts wIth
the above named ir.n.
I L. ARMSTRONG
j. NJ SiIANhLIN.
'ro,edo, Dec. lst, 1863.
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silver Double Ti:sle Hunting k.ey
sRS.

Best quality silver casxs. over Which elac-
fro fine plated i6k K. goli similar % opt !m-
proved trlex. and gupsrso. adjusted move.
ments with "St9p3 10 bio asei IN timing
ho1ses etc. has faus inde4es ios WASHINGTON
aui Greenwich time s~esp second al! al.
the improvements AL in all, taking i;8
beautiful and fauitle.s appearance aad It's
Superior movement into consideration. we
rga.l it as decidedly Tie cheapest article Of
the k:nG in the market, Price, in good run
ming order, s35, o. case OF Tor 500
ues.. We ask no pay in ADVANCE, lut yiil
forward either Of them e responsible r-lt;e1,
to Any para Of the legal States sitt biz pay;t-
BE 10 exproasill4n when TIC goods a.e deiir-
cred giving tie buyer the privilege oil exam
ination, and II not satisfactory, The watch
eau he returned at orr expense.
The express companies refuse making
colleciaEa on so!lerA aAl otler parties il
tde ti-slIy4l States, cons lneat'g vi such
ORDER mast lie accompanied hy the cas!. a
in-ate attention. III make deduction al
$50 !al'ars oH estAer wctcA Theu tbs payment
Is .ofi.4t4stt IL s.3stlec.
Money Mas la sent III eSraess at GU e1-
rense
TH1s. CATEEaIT < CO.
81 and ~ Broad 81. opposite Gins Bank
s5n45 Providence, X. |.
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1l:gb,st prtpipns,


in every instance, vhcre they have been ey
Machines. We invite all persons in search
a a. instrument tn execute any kind Of Ss~
ing row done by Machine Y, to inspect thea
and make sure they secure the best. by prov
ing the Weed before purchasing. The
Company being au.y licensed, The Machines
are protected against inflingoaents OF litiga-
tan.
ga Persons 81 2. distance can order
~ mali saith perfect confidence that the Ma
chine sill reach them ss.'asr, and that they
VII re 9t'c II manage II ID their entire eat
i~fac.iaa, with 40 other nil than the Printed
instructions accompanying each Machine
Erery explanation viii oe cheerfaily given to
al, whether ;aev sis, 10 purchase or net.
Descriptive Circulars, together wish Spcci-
nl.,r.s Of work, will be furnished 10 all v 10
desire iheln, b mail OF otherwise.
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FL able Agents Wanted

british Provinces. Cuba, Mexico. Central and
South America. West India Islands. ard tie
Baharaa Islands, 10 whom &c offer Great In
ducements. Erercctic r2ea will find it pay
ing business, as reliable Sew: ing nachiue- have
bSecme necessity i. every family. We man
ufa,dre great variety OF styles, from which
we give few prices
20. ?. Family s5a; Ne .. Txsra. $50;
Ne Eintfcaso, So, uni 50
Nos 2 & / Manufacturing SIS ard So
WEED SEW ING MACHINE CO.,
EoS .,a4f@ Broadway \ !
yva84mS
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In cases OF Group we will guarantee
a Cure
iftaken in season.

No Family Should Be Without +
1t is within the reach Of ALL the price being
only 25 Cents
And If nm investment and thorough trial does
not " back up the shove statement, the
money will be refunded.
We say this, knowing its merits and feel
confident that one trial will secure for it a
home in every househonld.
Do not waste away mth Coughing when so
small an investment will cure you. II may
be had Of any respectable Druggist in town,
who will furnish yon with n circular Of genu-
inc certificates Of cures it has made.
G. e. CLARK & Co., PrOrriei0rS,
Wholesale DRUGGIsTs, New Haven 6,
LORD C SMITH,
General Western Agents,
% Luhe Street, Chicago.
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IIE CHICAGO TIElIYG jOl RIAL
E'es. sassS,

Daily. Tri-Weel1ly and Weekly.
SINCE our last yearly announcements Tie
EVENING Journal, in all lie editions. has
largely increased lis circulation and under
gone great Improvement.
1t has kept on. . in the even tenor az It's
ways, {" supporting the cause Of the ceuutrv
and Of the Government with ali tie zeal ani
carnestness in it, power
Keeping in view tie one great and all. i'm
portant Issue that is beitg contested on the
iiletielas,
The Preservation eGsEseEee;s.s'.:;c
we have seen bu, one come TO nnrsur in
tbs emergency. namely; to giSea c4rii!, ana
constant support 10 tiasc WHOM i.c i. The
head Of the Govermout and Of The armies 81
the Union representing oar cnD.e AMI labor
ing and fighting for lis success
i'his has been the course CT The JnvnSAL
thus far since the commencement ot the war
and this it will continue 70 he until The re-
b.i'ion shall have been completely SUPPRESS
"A and the MON fuzzy restored fns is
tia course tlat patriotic duty dictates All
wijch, We Ie assured, the loyal people ap-
prove.
TIE JOURNAL 10 new
Equal 10 t:se Rest o. the Sesvspa-
rerS. East az west.
in the amount of news and other reading
matter il publishes, and aims 10 give the very
latest news,
Esy Telegraph OF Otherwise.
In ADVANCE or ALL It's WESTERN coTEnecr Ri.S
"a object i has succeeded IN attaining i,
asnsf egefy lHp 9rtaHt oetafgtlt-e ~ fstat q ft
,aar tdas .7sv 70 40 this, great expense has
been incarges, sal great effort ale, which
have been more han rewerdel BY Il steAtg
and large increase Of patrons.
10 increase eur facilities still farther We
have ordeycl
a new Steam Fonr-Cy inder Hoe
Power Press
Of double the capacity Of The one on which the
Journal is now printed, 1t is now building
in New York.
We have large corps Of editors and re-
porters in Tic city, and able and reliable
correspondents in every department q the
army aud in every news centre.
Our Daily and Weekly Market re-
ports
are gotten up with view 10 accuracy ana
reliability and are sufficiently comrreheu
siye to meet the wants of buy ots and sellers
in all departments of trade.
In short our cndcavors in every department
of the Journal" are directed to the one
great object OF giving the Western people
A sound, Reliable and Comprchen-
siye Newspaper.
While gratefully ackno wledgng the liberal
evidences we have received during the year
now closing Of the appreciation Of the West.
ern readiug public, we hazard nothing in
promising that our future efforts will be even
more worthy Of their support.
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Dec. Isl 1863.
70 Thomas Z. Penton. Archibald Il.
Robinson & David Smith.

-t3J4Tis'ITE q ~ w SIM IT,
on ard each If yen are hereby ro'ieci
tia, .AeIc i rog 81 h3e il the o.Gce 0. tas
clerk Of the District Court of Tan.. Count
Lena, petition VI Isaso J.. Allen claimi n {
81 you tie loieeI5sgrs Of your equity Of re-
iemlt.oa In ana 10 io; 10. c ii i,i5rt. NJ
il He village e Toledo il sail coUatt.
and tAat unless vou appear thereto ana
46fcrft 81 or before aeon Ut thc second Cay
cttie rex term Of sad court commencing
on ;'a t..ir. Monday I. February :. y. 1854
ialH.5t vi; " entered against you and
in.Gi..e II, rendered thereon.
ISAAC /. ALLEN, Plaintiff.
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TElNs-Fayab.e il Advance.

In conse inenea OF he high price Of white
paper ana lie great increase IN tie wages 81
printers, aud the enhnucca cost Of every thing
connected With printing, the following are
lowest terms 1T which 'rhe Journal can BE
afforded There Will be no deviation from
these rates.
Wlrr,, s.innle snhscrihers six III nnihs 81 90
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T. thomas G. rarser, Susan Parker
anil. K. ware

T. thomas E. Parker, Susan Parker
aul L. K. Vac.
.ot, m r.eh Of you IRE l7rehy not.iei
faat ,hars $ 40. "a fie ii tie oi'iee Of he
c,ell; q tie district Court Of lama Co.aty,
Io#a : %, ,iau at Wood Bacon L Co. elaine
ing & yaa the foreclosure q tie mortgage
therein desee;hei. anl that unless yen
appear thereto nai 4sfsu! or ot be:3re .uael
III the sece.i day Of ;he ns,t term Of said
court commencing en- ths thiti Monday II
February 4. =. lssi default viii be catered
again>; ysu ant Judgment rendered ii ere,n
ALLEN 4 sTRJb.E.
Att.s u. Plaintiffs
Res sfanq
40 cents.
----- WITS
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Superior 80 al! others
FOR
Family and Manufacturing puTr oses

Simple III construction, durable in all their
parts AMI rea.i,y pauersiood They have GER
taintr Of stitch en- all kinds of fanrics, and
are adapte, to vide range OF work w;;hon.
change Or adjustment. and uses AL kinds Of
thread viii IIem Esii. Bin3, Gather, Brad
Tack, omit Gard and in fact do all kinds of
w,rk require BY families or manufacturers
They make the IsTEsiocK SHUTTLE stitch
which cannot be cxceliei for frmness. elias
ITCHY, durability aud elegance Of finish.
They have received the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
Farm for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
consisting 4 forty four acres. all under ina
proyencat aud we'll fenced having good
house eighty rods q living fence AMI young
orchard nloa II.
It is SITUATED; enc mic ami bali from
ioedo aia oac nile tran The railroad station
tpoa two SIDES VI Tie farm HES unia proved
liant making range Tor cattle. II can also
Ne purchased. Term; very low for cash.
Enquire Of Aill at Toledo
vail &c D-riGEnElT
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improved D.;p:ex in E'n;l Ruby

A irst Il .ss lIenting Time Piece of silver
material over which il electio,tiao piead Is
gold most dnraby wfsaaht, msEiuB the
imitation 80 fsuit}sas i,tat ii cannot lie de-
;ecteI frola Ia solid material ly lie most
eere,iencsa Judges; acias VIII nj a:sect it,
london r.slc movement Improved bnplcx
in full ruby action. has sweep seconds, sad
is not 10 lie cxeellea in genera. appearance.
This IS decidedly one Of the best articles ever
offered jor traders and Spectators. .pi i
neers, t.h.g,aats AID persons rNscltar
viii fad item supel.or To- any othcT al. erl-
tons Of climate III. not affect tiseir accuracy
Price, paei ed ii. good shape and good runu-
ing Order only OBJ, Of cess CT SIX Cor .2ll1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10
rEklY, single subscribers six months, 90

Rcmitta nees for clubs must lie maae ct one
time, but additions may be made NJ any time
at club rates, atter a club has been raised.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For club of T. copies Of the Heekiy, 10
address, with SIS flee copy Of the Weekly.
For club Of - copies ef the Weel!s 10
one adde's with S3S, a free copy Of he Iri-
Weekly six months.
For club Of 40 copies Of the Weekly, T.
orc address, nth Sio, 4 FREQ copy Of lis Try
weekly one year, or the Daily six months,
For club of 81 copies Of the Weelly t.
ono address, with 500, the Daily free oae
year. Re- 4
Nlg' Money by Draft, Express, osk
gistcred Letters may be send ateniISaN !,
Address JONNub!isher. !.
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ExU0CA H.


Judge Bradford has been favor
ed with the appointment OF Major OF
Tennessee regiment. At the commence
mcnt Of the rebellion the Judge was
driven from his home by his rcbcllous
neiyhbors for remaining true to the old
flag, and now he returns in the capaci-
" of soldier to defend il. We hope
he will reap four fold Vengeance upon
all his old eishbo,s that spurned It and
were il strumental in his removal. The
Judge will make good officer, an We
hope it may be his good fortune TO as
cend higher in the scale Of military
honors.
The Davenport Garete we consi-
der very valuable paper. 1t is one Of
the most loyal among the loyal, and
one Of the best among all the good.
Its Daily we prize highly; giving US as
late war news as the Chicago papers
besides much valuable Iowa news,
which the Chicago papers do not fur
nish.
1fthere could be an arrangement per-
fected by the mails or private enterprise
so that the paper could be delivered
somewhere on the line Of our railroad III
the early part of the day of its publica-
ton we would get it the same day and
thus be furnished with war news one
day earlier than.we now are, and the
number of subscribers to that paper
largely increased. The weekly Ca.
zeite' is large paper well filed with
reading matter and contains but few
advertisements.
The new card of Dr.. Cunning
ham will be found in our columns to-
day. Since lis arrival in our town the
Doctor has acquired a very large p"ac.
tice, and given 50 far as we can learn
very general satisfaction. This is a
self recommendation worth far more
than any We can give.
We notice posted upon the Cou.t
House printed list Of all the persons
in this township, who have been enroll
ed rs liable to military duty. The list
embraces about 2G0 names The list
also contains 4 notice stating that all
persons who think they are not liable
to perform such duty can report them
selves to the Examilin. Board on orbe
t-rc the Goth inst. at Iowa City shcre
there respective ease will be considered
II also requests any person to report the
names Of all persons in the township
i.llc 10 do military duty, whose names
a,c not on the lit. There are number
Of snch Who viii make it their duty to
send in their names !?
-. We observe taas Capt. Gala
Cher has once more returned to his
friends in this county, who are quite
happy to see him. lie visits us for tie
psrltose Of obtaining recruits, and we
hope he may b. very successful, but
from tie apa;h. manifested by our
people we fear he will not secure i very
large multitude.
-. See notice elsewhere of Teach.
crs Institute. We hope all the teach
crs OF our county will be i'll attendance
A good supply of School Books Just
received at the Pioneer Drug Store also
Pocket Diaries for 1851.
-. Mr. Turbett has received quite
large lot Of new boots and shoes Fat
lis Store We have examined and
found them to be Just what our people
need Call and examine at his store
on the north side Of the Public Square.
sb!s. w. II. Cunningham,
Physician, Accouchcur, & Surgeon,
TOLEDO IOWA
nSY1nn;cn far thu nrnsnut h;a roaidorco
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-. Mr. Turbett has received quite
large lot Of new boots and shoes Fat
lis Store. We have examined and
found them to be just what our people
need. Call and examine at his store
on the north side Of the Public Square.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

r IGnT. LIGHT! KEROSENE
IL OIL, warranted good sold At tie
PIONEER DRUG STORE at = cts.
yer Gallon.
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Devoted 20
General news, State news. War
Intelligence, Correspondence
from iowa regiments, Agri-
culture, Family readln,
and Politics.
Gives especial attention to current
Events in Iowa.
and lahors 10 develop the resources and in
crease the wealth Of our own noble Hawkey
State.
1t has long been favore with the best of
correspondence from our soldiers in the field,
and is unsurpassed as a medium Of
News from Iowa Soldiers
Tho political course of the GAZETTE will,
rs heretofore, be guided by an earnest devo.
tion to the National Union, and to those prin-
ciples Of JUSTICE and LIBERTY on which that
Union was founded.
It will continue to advocate unceasine
warfare against rebellion, until u c last rebel.
has laid down his arms and submitted to the
requirements of law.
1t will urge n hearty support Of the Ad-
ministration ofAbraham Lincoln as the only
security for peace, until another President
is Constitutionally chosen. It will not, how.
the right wherever found.
The GAZETTE will advocate the cause Of the
eppressed--the down trodcn and dospised
African; and will maintain that every man,
regardless Of the color Of his skin. has rights
which every other man is" bound to respect
Now, as never before there is absolute nc
cessity that every American citizen shout be
thoroughly informed on all the principles of
government and the questions of public policy
SO rapidly moulding the character of The Ma
ton. We offer the GAZETTE as a medium for
this necessary information.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE viii soon be III
session. The GAZETTE will faithfully record
and candidly discuss its action For this
feature alone the GAZETTE should be
PrcfcrcdtO ANY Eastern News
paper.
To place the g .zErrE within the reach Of
Every iowa Home.
1rc have determined to offer it at the follow
ing
Lo,c Rates Of Subscription.
DAILY GAZETTE,
SEVEN DOLLARS FOR ONE YEAR
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS FOR SIX MONTHS.
ONE DOLLAR s. SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS FOR THREE MONTHS.
WEEKLY GAZETTE,
0"c Copy. ore yer 50. 90
Ttco C'pies " 3. so
Three $ 5. 90
Fire g 8 90
More 'hnn 6 copies an1 less than IN.
per copy, l. 80
Ter Copies $500
nd one copy gratis together up ofc'n5.
TreaW Copies, IS 30
and one cary gratis to getter mp Of, lab
Club subscribers can have their papers
sen. to AS many different post Offices in or
ont Of the Stare, as they desire bit the sub
scripion Of the whole Of such club must com
mence ard end on the same date.
AZ subscriptions, Invariably ia o7rance.
NOW Is I HE TIM. TO SUBSCRIBE
Cheapest and best
Daily and Weekly Newspaper in Iowa.
Remittances by draft or registered letter Al
our risk.
Address GAZETTE COMPANY,
I'M Davenport, Iowa.
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In fact we arc determined .1n
NOT I'd EE jiNnS s,,sa ~. H.

and w,sh Il eSnfssslf .Hlo better for the
sha,l always he rrenarempetitoss
traae' tAnn any osfies, Batter. y l's~ Sc
hA'sasa VIZ" GALLEY \ JOHNS nN.
SC. .4s63.
Oct. =
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State Of Iowa, Tama County,
S. J.Nye
Elisabeth Nyc
To Elisabeth Nye.
You arc hereby notified,
; that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Tama County,
Iowa. petition Of Samuel J. Nye, claiming
Of You divorce, dissolying the bonds OF mat.
rimony existing between you and plaintiff,
and for cause Of divorce, claims you wilfully
deserted and absented yourself from him
without reasonable cause, for the space Of two
years, and unless you appear thereto, and
defend before noon of the second day of the
next term Of said court, commencing on the
third Monday Of February, A. D. 1864, de-
fault will be entered againstyou ard ludgc.
ment thereon.
7. +. Bradford,
Reve Atty. for Plf.
stamp.
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NOtiCa.


All persons claiming exemption from draft
on account Of
1Heaoge, Non residence. ansuitnJlcnes
Of age, or manifest Physical disability,
Are hereby notified that they can appear
nj the office Of the Provost Marshal of the 4th
Congressional District Of Iowa, in Iowa City,
on or before the 10th day Of December next,
and OH making satisfactory proof Of their
right 70 exemption, their names will be strick-
en- from the enrolment list. All persons hav
ing knowledge Of any liable TO be ENROLL
cd, who are omitted in the enrolment, includ-
ing persons naturalized since the cnrellment,
are particularly requested to forward the names
Of such persons, that they may be placed upon
the list. Printed copies of the enrolment lists
will be posted in ut least Eve public places in
each township.
James Mathews, ] Board Of
Il. N. Gates, enrolment,
J. O. Ilinsey, 4th Dist, iowa.
Iowa City, Nov. 10Th 1868. n40w2
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6 / o @ e II w a R d!
For Medicine that will Cure

8 l 90 e Il w A R d!
For Medicine that will euro
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
COTGHS.
INFLUENZA,
.WHOOPING COUGH,
Or ReiIeve Consumptlva Cough.
AS quick as
Goes Cough BasSa:n
over Five Thousand bottles
have been sold in its native town. and not
q single instance of its failure is known
We have, in our posse ,sion, any quantity
of certificates, some Of them from eminent
hysicians who have used it in their prac-
ti,e. and given it thu pre- -emine ice oycs any
other compound.
II does not dry up A Cough,
but loosens it, 50 as to enable the patient to
cxpcc crate freely.
Two or Three Doses will invar;a-
bly, Cure.Tlckling IL the Throat.
A half bottle has often completely cured
the most
STUB BORN OUGH!.,
aud yet, though it is SO sure aui speedy in
its operation, it is perfectly harm'css, being
purely vegetable. II is very agreeable 70
the taste and MY be administered to chill
dren Of any age.
In cases Of Group we will guarantee
Cure
If taken in season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-10

-. See notice elsewhere Of Teach.
crs Institute. We hope all the teach
crs OF our county will be i'll attendance
A good supply Of School Books Just
received at the Pioneer Drug Store also
Pocket Diaries for 1851.