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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
4 FIRST rate Rgorolog bath

4 great deal i aaid about h..h;no
and honscs are generally nref-red 70,
having baths fx~d in them. .nnpl;ed
with hot water anil coll /: Int the sim
plcst bath, and one in which AL M.
indulge without srnnhl.. 0r cxnense. !.
thai 1t aponc~ nr towel h,th and !;
repeated everv movning summ"v an1
winter il anca renovation If ne sv.ser
that von will have little occasion e;tha,
for SALT water bathing ~ anv otter kin
"f hath;no. aud nav fairly prom;e.
y"nr docfn- long HOLIDAY. ~ far =
yna ara concerned. Jnat ID ~ We 10,
voW in Til, article. and. Il Won ID M
feel better, throw The blame upon on
advice.
BEFORE going t. he'd. fll vour v,a'
bsein With water. sav two thir.la fn,
then pnt into il large aft aronge. o.
eowsl-inat which il handiest. Prnvi.'.
something to atani on-Aithe, 4 nice.
~ old carpet or shallow tin-so keey
che ho"r from heing vet and also .
couple 1T cnarse. good sized towe',
Then all be;nc ready, Immediately mp,
rising in The morning, having thrown ~
ycar NIGHT dveaa. 6rst wet your head
and then take the sponge or towel fn,
~ water and squeeze il upon your ehouI
oers' tie water running down 70 Won,
feet. The body having thus 90, . ;, ID
wetsinR, You need not, a some encce..
vponge the body any further. hu, ,.le
the towels and give yourself . cood
rubbing for about one or tvo r;.r. J.
I'LL the skin begin. to react then dr...
o quickly - possible, and, II conver.
ssnt and the weather snitahle. takc +,
fhort walk. Bathing and DRESSING
should not take more than ten minnie,
Practice will render lees rubbing .ns
oc'ent, and the walk IN time NAV b.
dispsnssd With. This 10 ! bath ,h,,
evsrvbody should take. and yin h..
sonnd An infallihle source Of vioor .ra
aes'th, = properly done and followed
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
WATCHES 4 !EWELRI !!
OF the Richest & most Fashi on
abl& Patterns

"a eAA0 4OASAAOSV ~ AAAO0O = sS0AAASAA
abs Patterns
Offered ~ Retail NJ Wholesale Prices!!
The HUBBARD BROS, No. esq 81 Mas
J sau Street. New-York, Manufacturers an.l
Importers Of al the Leading Rich and mos,
popular Styles OF Watches and Jewelry, being
determined upon increasing their Business !"
an unlimited extent. offer the following ele
CANT Ornaments 1t the unsurpassed Low
Prices following:
Magic Time Observer, being Hunting
and open face, or Lady's or Gentleman :
Watch in one: the prettiest. most conveni~n,
and cheapest Watch in the Void Imitation
eoli; effected by . pate 4 process. which
renders the appearance. Of gold perfect, willie
il does not cost one third ~ much. Price
only $32. Retails At from 500 upwards.
Hunting Composition Cased Levers. Eng
fish manufacture Movement; capped ard ful.
jeweled; has sunk seconds. and the newes,
improvements. He.vy casei and good imi.
tation gold Prices only So. Retails \,
from $50 to SlOO.
| Hunting Composition Ca.ed Army watch
Richly enerav we'd, ieweled and fancy work.
Unsurpassed for Suffers. leaders. etc
Price SIS. Retails At from $40 10 $lOA
a great variety Of other Watches, NJ 10 1
prices.
Ladies Seta ct Brooch and And Ear Drops
10 correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond
q very rich pattern. and entirely lev. price
| 81. Coral and Beed entwincd, 4 very men,
| and pretty ornament handsomely mounted
1926.
Gen,lemens Vest Chains. Parisien. ard
elegant pattern, only -. The Demoniac
very heavy. S..
Rings.-Plain onl,. 75c. Scroll. very pref.
". 81. Chased. 4 neat pattern. 81 Sea-
Signet. >. Imitation blanc nd 81
Sleeve Butions.-Pstent. Chased, or Ena-
emlled, new and very ha"ds"me pa'ter'
$3.50. Double. chased or with stones, Sl.5'
Bosom Studs variety Of new and fash
ionable dssigns. per Get. 81 st.
Bosom 4 Scarf Pins ~ emf. with Opal and
: s;,sy Stones s. Imitation Diamond
Locksts.-Doubls Glass, richly engraved
So.
Persons wishing any Of the ab ve, have
only 70 remit the price IN registered let
Ter 70 our address, and the articles will b.
sent By return mail free Of expense.
~ Drders u the amount Of ~ slvs dollars
and upwards will BE- sent by express to any
part Of the loyal States, with bin payable 10
the Fxpress Company. when the goods are
delivered.
Agents. Suffers and Country Merchants
Ii ongout tbs country, who wish 10 make
money rapidly, viii do we'll 70 obtain our
manmoth catalogue: ~ furnish the most
salsabls outfit q prices unsurpassed By any
elhsr sonssral
Address HUBBARD BROS
Uee. 6 & 81 Nassau, near Jshn Street.
INV YoaE CRY.
v4sle -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
1esx1ass ~ the farmsr.

,1ooxO0o ~ the FARMER.
1s~sr enlarge your farm, when that
n6t1cw own = not we'll cultivated.
Do not bu, fancy stock and pay ia
balous prices, on the spur cf the mo-
slent, Of withoss knowing Why yon
want Il, and how YOU are to make the
inves,ment profitable.
Do NOT keep poor stock when you can
Keep good q the same expense, and
with four ti1nes the profit.
II you have . good location. do no,
cell ont expecting to better it, because
you are offered . good price.
Be present with yeur hands a much
% possible, otherw wise little work will he
done, and that poorly. No business re
qnires the masters oversight more than
farming. y
Cultivate = little we'll rather than
much POI nv. Who does not remember
tho farmer who had two daughters !?
When the first one married, he gave her
me third Of HE vineyard, and vet he
had % many cranes 40 formerly; when
The sccond married.. abe took half the
remainder for her portion, and ye, the
yield Of The fathers share was not less
sned.
Keep ahead Of your work, or your
work viii keep ahead Of you.
Invest yonr surplus earning. in max
ing such improvements A. will add to
the profit, appearance and convenience
Of your farm.
BE kind to those you employ. and to
al the animaIs yoa work.
Sell your produce when prices are
high; and ifyou do not need the money
keep i when they are very low, unless
il il certain they viii remain %.
Make yourself thoroughly acquainted
with the principles Of agriculture. and
he guided BY them. Read, travel and
observe.
Take care Of your tools when you
get through using them, and do NO,
work with poor ones when you can af
ford gocd ones.
DO MT huv old wagons. plowa IA,
IOWA. etc. It auction. becamae Won think
ihev are cheap, a il will tot paw.
Do not keep more ssock IN vonr farm
ihan Won have plenty If pasture for.
fiat forty fve yon have \ fair pr"
prrty, do not work with yonr mna"la.
~ hard ~ formerly, hut ave The AFTER.
mon Of each day for mental and eocia,
improvement
Give yonr children cood ednca,ior
physically, intellectually, morally and
soc;ally.
Use machinerv and hors" power.
where possible. instead ri human mnacle
IN AL .nu do, II yon would work to
advantage. endeavor to ce, hold If tho
long end ofthe lever instead of the shor,
Ona.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
JUD 8 O.vs,S
Mountain Herb Pills

I.s.eo sA;si e srAs Z H. .:..:ss A:.ss n.s:.e
him and biz people 10 csr ranphlsts asA AlaaaaaD-b
- had erasis. sfun ~ Aeeats u thsas Pins.
IT,: .aveat mt. ssd .sasAstsrsr e "Jsasse,s nsse
ra,eiins, having visited ssary every ssssesy - ~
srM II. spent over aix years a0ose - le1hsa =
i., Nh. ~ !. s.s: Va
at~rsting aesouot IT his adseoturso eeU zee Vl -
""nr A'manss an rsaphst.
lnPUn1 DLoOOs
The bland y M ~ A. vAss ssy sssgss ssAsstlu
,,: e.: =. ss = -: =.
si,i No. ass.: Il: ia psrs1y - I'VE ..ssss :
~..i-ara. aa1 - .hs eir.s,asiss : asss. NJ ia.s'
h-came clsesi with tss psiseaess 0aStse bsoee, Q
Il :. s 's: = 49,: =: s. :.
lin, ,i,u.t. 10 ~ a.stse ne .hoe eessse 4 sAs
~. impur. thsa a. u every pArt - ieess = stiae
t~hini All the pasagsa beess oeatsusted, 80 seso
u. bstrnet"n Il re"vsa Ne lamp = In socs disa 49,
the --erssss = The soy; they are, slsssrs ssrvas
cuME ron oll.l0us DlsGAsEs,
liver Complaint, SICK n-adaebs. De- This lss. -
-a>e AN, render. I'll she 0uiAs 40 sssrstinsa pure -
fluent clearing ami sssa.etstiss the vital srsass.
Pheasant ind-~i !. u sa that .s ere abb Il ltaes
within ."nr reach y nsdsine hhe sks horrsAlS hAas
.,ts" that will paws drpetly " slse a0issed Parta
ahromgh th- hCtsi and auida ~ the bAy. and sauas
l.- sufferer I" brighten With The ou~h sf beasts aa'
"xlth.
iaisoas Pills ere the Best Remedy IN esiss
.nrr fer the TSiissrimE COsspisimss:
= timpiainn. lshtlIy. fnsarl weaksaas
Is. Itrsr ssd Asns Lisr C*m,iaiRh
tnh. bssadls CMtaai Losses y Stsr0
h,N UiSAaso, heakachss, I'ilse
t4airsness Indi <sfiM, !AeNs end 6yaVu9
ib"sI~,ssa, fshusnss, Sse~~6a,y !vs1
Ndtrhoa, lsyseMm1tM, k0s.
Dn1~v.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

PssvuxEs-So psrf.c, were TO
Egvptians in their manufacture ofp.r.
snm@s that some OF their ancisn, o;c..
'renf. preserved in IN alahaster vase IN
the maseum 1t Alpwic (Engl.rd,) ..iu
Feta'ns = very powerful odor, though
" mnst b between 1000 aud 5000
yoovo old
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
INSURE YOUR LIVES AND YOJJH
pRUPERTY!l

The undersigned having The agency for thi,
county Of the Kins Life aud the Etna Fir,
Insurance companies. il prepared to issue Pol.
icies on reasonable terms.
Losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND
PRrMPTLY PAID.
J. Y. eHANKLlN, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

/ lGHr! LIGHT! KEltUSlNE
- Oil. warranted g"cd sold IT IN.
PIONEER DRUG STORE at Is cts.
Ps9 0sles~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
"o~. .s.3f,eA,.'oo'

~ ~ esassf 9TH siek 80 Distressed, 41GesAd
sieA vnslssl ~ C11sais OiesssA ssd sspeei-
silS ~ ~ eyre ~ &ssaeee q A. Asssk -
1sss.
MEDICAL iDviB gives oraGis, - he ast.
ing sureeo,.
VALUABLE REPORTS . ApsrnatsssNss /.
" Sensanal WsAkaess, asA slhss 1issaess d
the asxs.i sjre.as, - . ~ NEW 1GoeE.
i, FL sa.pio, = !. tho D6sDsoeasy. - - -
.6lie'eA il seajed letssv eova1epos, fsse q
charge I've ~ thves 0eo0po ~ pseleee
will - acceptable.
Address, ~. r NKIIAlM ADU00DoN
Assst Asreesa. 0evae1 A1essto0eo, u
asseA Hissh etssst, e6ile1slphiA y.
kNmah - aanoriIn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

TEE
TO N ID III II
DRUG n sr''f'..

IL again replenished With Large supply
Of almost every article usnslly Kept in 6rs,
etass Drug Stores. Including
CLANS, PUTTY AxD PANTS,
i-ins eed, n chine, Winter Bleach
ed, Neatsfaot & Tanners Oil.
Kerosene 4 Carbon Oil
Tea, soda, DeI.anAs, Safer
atas, -l:inger, Spices, &c.
Kerosene Lamps,
u vsristy sal CHEAP.
School Books, Blank Books.
Toy Books, Mem.rend.nss =
I/iGries for '63, Esuolopes
IN u"riety eyui
fooisc"p. Letter,
N"te e Bill Paper,
Eyrkee. t.tery.
Ftscy 4 roytef,
.lrftctes IL Abundance.
W invite 81 70 examine %, stock ~
prices.
ARMSTRONG 1 sHANkLIN.
v4n62.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
NO1ltE

NO1l(E
The undersigned offer fer sale the Mil
known 40 the l,olumhim Saw Mill, on liberia
terms. For particulars inquire in Toledo o.
THOMAS MURRAY & L MERCHANT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

or D Ransom 4 Co., Earlviile Nadison
O.. N r.
Sold 1t Toledo nv Armstrong and SkHnkl lin
-lndiantown b. F.. RMaeles.--w e>slrvine ~
sndrew Hale, and by one agent in each vil.
iage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

t~u,a-s who value health. ahesA ssves - sitks>
,i~,~ Fills They purify the blood, rsoase "e.6setsaa
Of all kinds cleanse the ahis u oil pi0psa and bl"sehss
and bring the rich cscr q health - The DAle check
- The Plants asd Harris q which thsss lilIs ~,
"sds. discovered ID very auspriaaG vay ass~al
TSsurans, tribe a. Aborigass 70 0esiee Set TIN
Almanac ~ Agrnt, asA Jos viii ~ 9th delight
he very interesting account sseteps & NJ "esaS
NtDN1>s" ~ N Astees.
e'lsserve.-7As nswWsAta Hne M ~ ~ ~ - .
ts,"fm w,a,1sr krrA - casasRs - pills ~ kNsi
"a e.n's ,& LS AZ .ss"sas. Aaw ~ Hgna1Aws
2 : JIUNDN e ~. ~ sesA -
d L JUD9oN, 4 Co.
pIi. IROpR E.vnE
NJ. 80 Leonard street.
NV FHfk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Prices Gr~,ss eAo % &noo

~ Our Machines make the "Doable Ioor
Stitch which il preferable for family use "a
the "shuttle Stitch" or "Whceler L Wilson I
Slit ~ - Il II sometimes called
|. Because il 10 stronger and more dura.
BILE.
2. Because ito right or face sideis ineom.
parably handsomer than that Of the lock stitch,
while the reverse 10 fully % handsome % the
reverse If that.
:. Because |, ID elastic, yielding or giving
with the material seved. The lock. stitch il
asa elastic and non-y FIELDING.
=. because u II sAsf stitch and will not
rip, though ever fourth stitch 10 cut. The
lock stitch will rip il ence broken.
8. Because, while IL 10 fast stitch, II ID
also euscsptable Of being taken out With great
facility, IN case Il 10 required, - il alterisg
garments.
.. Oar machines will rms, gather. fell,
hem, tuck and embroider, end will do al that
other machines do.
Al! machines warrsnsed. and kept IN repair
enc year without charge.
We are alse Sole Agents for the Sale in the
Western and Nsvth. western States. II
Blake L JOhnsOm,s IsDopr0v.
cd Patent Right side hclpl-
1sler,
prbCe ~. eDO
III really application 10 any I'D o. Machine,
new or old. making it altogether the most
complete Hemmer ever vet offered. II ,mrpa
the hem under, and places the fair stitch on
the RIGHT side Of thu cleth.
Persons in the country, by sending 40 their
address inclosing = letter st mp, can have
ono o. our circulars, list Of prizes, aud sample
IT work
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
W6svvall Z Tappan.
Late Of and Successors . r. Richsr.is & ca
agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
MinneaotA
Address Al letters 10 the Nv rAppAn.
Chicago Sewing Machine
"a, 70 Box 1891 Chicago Ill. CT wiswALL,
y4n20 Rm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

I'VE kmosr not rAere else ~ nsMsA.d..
shemtie intel gence Of th~ rsbe!i's" cas Ce
obtained.
"No etA.r ,oork possessrs ne value a
q ,cork If rejrrence."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
CHICAGO
Serving Mafhint Ga.
OUlce cOr Lake and Clark %
Over A. II. Miller's Jewelry Store.
Entrance Is Clark Ct.

w r are nov introducing - The public 4
~ NEWLY INVENTED and RECENTLY
PATENTED Sewing Machine, the Inventor II
which has discarded entirely the nse Of cams;
md by the application Of = new combination
!" mechanics. has accon. plished results here
.cfore sna:tained by any inventor, and pro-
lnced = machine capable of ~ great range
81 work q any other machine in the market,
and better ~ pied 10 the wants Of the commn.
nifty. ~ be has combined, TO . greater extent
than in any other patent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCrL-
LEHCN,
Du- ability with impl;citv
Ann N"laLEssSEes ~ Ac,IoS, IN 4 d.gree
not approached BY any other machine. Our
machines are
0ICEAxEn EYDDIts rCWE AND As
ROCOlTES,
And are manufactured ~ the we'll kno~n
establishment Of nlLEs caERxw won. of cinein.
natl Ohio. nschines are put up IN plain -.
bles in half case, or in fall cabinet, in Wal
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

NWW agANY.
VOLUMES ONE, Two, AND THREE
Nd il Goth, 81 81 Is each; Sheep. $4,0O
halfnorecce, ~ half calf antique. $500 eseh
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
THE
Rebellion Record.

E0oee0 ~ WUSNNA MWOUSS
Il the only publication ~hic' gives tn
HISTORY or THE GREl z
STRUGGLE FOR FREE GOV
ER.NMENT NOW CONC on
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

Ot" WUUV VI uOvWuWW.
% essss4ussse o. shs gssat aad sudden
rice in she e,st ~ white paper. sad s,Asr
shiass soaasstsd With priatiss, a insreassi in
subseriptisa rats IL Imperative Ssr The sess-
Ing yssr. TAs terms 4 the ''Tribsss' viii
b - fsllsvs:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

IL again replenished With . Large supply
Of almost every article usnslly teps in FRS,
eiass Drug Stores. Including
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
Observation-Disclosures FRIDAY IF

by other persons, agents, or employees,
without my sanction and intention
And | do hereby give to Major Gen
eral Robert o. Schenck, commanding the
Middle Department and Eighth Army
Corps, by whose order, in behalf of the
Government, l have been arrested, my
sacred parole of honor that, upon being
discharged from my present imprisonment
and the suspension of the publication Of
my newspaper being removed, l will not
write, print, or publish, Or permit others,
in my name, to write, print, or publish
any article having such dangerous char
acter, or tending to the support or en-
conragement of the rebellion, but will
demean myself in all things as q true and
loyal citizen of the United States, inten-
ding only to support the Government, the
Constitution, and the Union, as faithful
citizen should
And it is to be further understood
that these declarations and pledges are
made as well to relate to matter hereafter
to be published in the weekly newspaper
called the Democratic Leader, made up
from the Philadelphia Eveniag Journal
itself, and to any other newspaper that
may be published or controlled by me.
Given at Baltimore, this the LIST day of
February, 1858.
ALBERT d. BOILEAU,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
The Release of Mr.. Boileau-He Admits
his Wickedness, and Promises to Sin no
more.

The Release of Mr.. Boileau-He Admits
his Wiokedness, and Promises to Sin no
more.
The following is the letter of Mr.. Al
bert d. Boileau, of the Philadelphia Eve-
ming Journal, on which his release was
granted
HEADQUARTERS oF THE MIDDLE DEPARTMENT,
EIoHTH Army Corps.
BALTIMORE MD, Feb. /.
/, Albert D. Boileau, citizen of Phila-
delphia, editor and publisher of the Phila-
delphia EUening Journal, now confined in
Fort McHenry for the publication of an
editorial article under the title of "Davis'
Message" in that newspaper of January
goth. 1868, and for the publication of
other articles of like dangerous charac-
ter, tending to the support and encourage
ment of the rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States, do hereby
freely and voluntarily express my regret
for the publication Of that article, or of
any other article of like tendency or char
acter, and do distinctly disavow such ar
ticle or articles being published with my
proper authority or knowledge; and de-
! lclare that such publication has been made
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06

A WHsTLING BY A WHIsTLER.-If
the storm of adversely whistles around
you, whistle us bravely yourself; perhaps
the two whistles may make melody.
AN APPROPRIATE TExT.-"How tedi-
ously long you are over that sermon !"
said the parsons lady to her husband on
his not attending to the dinner bell IL
could write one in half the time, if only
had the text" "Oh, if that is all you
want" said the parson, al will furnish
that. Take this text from Solomon-'It
is better to dwell in "a corner of the house
top than with a brawling woman in u wide
house," "Do you mean me, sir!' in
quired the lady, quickly. "Oh, my good
friend" was the grave response, 'you
will not make a good sermoniscr; you are
too soon in your application"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
:. LEI al Qotlrrg.
rlEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal
FALL aEssION laGO.

FALL SESSION 1890
iHE Vail aud Winter Session Of this Institution will
enmHienru the dtst WEDNESDAY OF Nnvsin '.r.
spp' tnutnur i've nuutiis
Tie hnilhags anI grounds have been PLACED Ia rnnl-
pleie order aud itl up with furniture especially
ndaied for the comfort aud convenience Of studenfs
Rooms Hta furnished Tor the older boys Ia Colleges r
soho1l ru0ui.
Th Conr-e NJ Instruction Ia thorough aud prictic,
lesigHi 20 ht younf for admission our beat Cei
lnV hnWHa.
B tao lil'rality Of the Board NJ Trustees the Aeadsy
j. rh-hed with Library Of ~ 900 Volumes and orp Ut
D" hest collections Of chrnral aud Philosophical apph-
raius In thu lHioi siatesthus allurdng facilities
acquiring complete scientific aud Mathematical eIuca-
ton lar superior 10 NEST schools In country.
The hest Teachers will he empioyei, and ltbor
spared p srcure the proper, moral mental and uhysea
training oftha young men entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
NJ Newark, 1 o..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
The Great Family Physic.
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

The only Pills that will operate without gripping, sick
ening Weakening leaving the bowels cosiys, aud
the best Pills offered tho afflicted Tor all diseases
1uiting pnrgatiye medicine
fitllESE PILLS prepared from pure Ingredients,
known only in the vegetable Kingdom. They att
specifically On the Liver Kidneys, Stomach aud Bowels,
Digestive Organs, and skim mpariug healthy action
10 every organ. They never debiiate weaken; but
give tone and energy to the entire SYSTEM increasing the
appetite III every case and nghening the system gem
orally. They operate pleasantly aud mildly but thor
onshly aud eiiscually without grpng sickening, weak
ening leaving tile bowels custiva; Keeping the system
regular and healthy. In this consists their superiority
over all other Pills They perfect antdoe for sick
headache, curing The moHi For all Bilious
complaints. Nervousness Colds, Irregularities Of Females
and all cases lHing from torpid Liver they will be
coated
Capt. John Cone of the steamer John A. Warner Capt
VIM Noble we'll known in this city, and hundreds Of
others they the best easiest most complete
pnrgitite Pills they have used. Capt Cone finds
hem very valube in keeping oil the feves incident 10
tbs Peninsula where he Is with his steamboat. Sold
IN boxes with full objections at "a cents ST.
sold by medicine dealers throughout The country. Pre-
pared only by
Dir. j. SIAMs SON,
Ihytirans and Druggists, and dealers in puro Family
Medicines Fourth aud King Stretts
iy2i. Whining ton, Del,
Ten q cent? postage stamps boS by mail
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
NOTICE
CHANGE OF HOUR

On Wednesday, October 1st.
sgz.5-,- ON and after WEDNESDAY.
sa15B " October lst the Steamer
q EZ{A ARIEL, will run as follows;
So 5SS,TI5s ~ iSaxidls.- Leave Wilmington, from
" isss King Street wharf, at 7, A. N.
tisl8S sfkzh faa-eekS and Chester at 10 A. M.
Returning, leave Phiad'a, from Chestnut Street
wharf at 2, P. Nj,
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester atabout an hour
ater the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington 40 cents.
Return trip tickets so cent?.
Fare between Wilmington aud Chester Hook 90 cents
Return trip tickets 80 cents.
" Return trip tickets good only for the day they
are dated.
E5-Breakfast provided on board.
Freight taken a. the usual low rates Shippers
questsd their goods Chestnut Street Wharf
by before l0 NJ to insure their coming down same
day. and have receipts sent with each load Of goods all
goods not reeeipted for will be at owners risk slip
eepts be procured at the office at Wilmington Phia
delphia.