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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

JOHN w DIGIT + CO.,
Adnxfacs.rers IF
sAIsI7ATU0,
Super Carb Of Soda. sc,
And sole agentsin the City Of New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED Wy
Pref EBEN n. HORsFORD, Of
Harvard University.
Office, IL Old Slip Hanover Square,
(rp srAlRs,) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
handed in 1854, together with the alarming
been carried, with other considerations.
indused Ia distirgnishedC Lemis,, whose h.ms
is given above, 10 commence what proved to
lie long and laborious scientific research,
to discover a desirable substitute therefore.
Ills efforts we're crow ned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands Of pounds
Of the Substitats kave bcrn sold ard used
during the last Ave years, throughout the
United States and the Canadas
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 . bi. tartrate Of Potash.
ThisSuJsGtute Is simple Phosphate, and con
tains nothing Lst rhaf il found n eef-steake and
IL corn rheat and Other cereals, aad u therefore
highly nutritious. II ALEC has . haiti giving
influence, and supplies that fv which there is a
constant demand IL tie system.
- Its sold 70, much less price tAd's Crea~ .,
Tartar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
1T WILL MEND CHINA,

1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Yesr Broken Chins Cups and saucers can
be made IS good rs new.
TWILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece Knocked out Of your Marble
Mantle can be put on as strong rs ever
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If that broken Pitcher did not
cost but a shilling,a shilling saved is shilling
earnd.
IT WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and
you cant match it, mend it, it will never
show when put together.
II will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava,
and IL fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cement with AMERICAN
| CEMENT GLUE will not show whore it is
mendeI.
! DxT7AoTaG.
I "Every Housekeeper should have : supply
Of Johns s. Crosly's American Cement Glue.
| :. New York Times
ut is so CONVENE mt to Lave in the Rouse
-Few FORK Express.
| ST is always ready; this commcnds it to
every ody.'-Indepesdtxt.
| ave have tried it, and find it rs useful in
our house - wats.. - HiIkesy SPIRIT Of the
| Timer,
ECONOMY rs WEALTH.
5000 per year saved in every family
by One Bottle of
American c1nent Glue.
7 Prise 25 cents per Bottle.
Price 25 cents per Bottle
/ Price rs cents per Bottle,
/ Price % cents per Bottle
Prics % cents per Bottle.
| Price 25 cents per Bottle.
! Very liberal Foductl0n to " hole.
I sale Buyers.
TERMS CASH.
! - For sale by all Druggists, and Store
! keepers generally throughout the country.
joins & CROSLEY
(Sols Manufactuyers}
WILLT.iM STREET,
Corner Of Liberty Street, Kew YoRK
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

-. Wanted IN intelligent boy from
- to Is years Of age at this Office TO
1earn the Printers trade.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
The Great Living 1llstory.
THE
Rebellion Record.
A Diary of American Events.


A Diary Of American Events.
YprTED
BY FRANK MOORE.
Publishing parts, at50 cents each par. illus-
trated WITH two Portraits engraved on steel.
FOUR vOLUN HEs.
arc now ready, At annexed prices, until April
|, 1853;
Cloth 81, 70 a Volume.
Sheep 90 ),
Half ealH, or half Ncrocc., s co !"
THE REBELLION record
Is INDISPENSABLE To EVERY PUBLIC
PRIVATE LIBRARY
The four volumes contain:
/.
ATULL AND CONCISE DIARY or EvENTs
from The Meeting Of the SOU I'll. CAROLINA
CONVENTION il Dec, 1860, 10 the capture Of
New-Orleans, inclusive
Over 'NE THOUSAND OFFICIAL REPORTS
aud NARRATIVES Of all the Battles aud
Skirmishes thar have occurred during thu " ar.
Ill
Over FIVE HUNDRED SONGS AND BAL
LADS, both loyatsna rebel.
".
FoRTY.sEvEN PORTRAITS, engraved on
steel, Of the NEST celebrated men Of the time.
AID Tweuty-six Maps aud Plaus Of Battles.
V.
Over THREE THOUSAND Incidents and An
ccdotcs Of l'ersoaal Da, ing aud Bravery.
"AS A WORK FOR CONSTANT REFER
ENCEIr Is EMlNENTLiTO BE RELIED ON
q. L. PUTNAM, Publisher,
So Eroalway.
CiIAS. T. EVANS Gen. Agt.
Ala Rr0ntl wnv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

We were visited with thunder
and tightening last Tuesday morning,
being the first Of the season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

IaAt,9t War News
4 great rally at the ANEKOTYPE
GALLERY In TOLEDO.
The undersigned has reAtcd the Ambrotype
Gallery formerly occupied BY J. G. Miller and
. new prepared TO do good work at lev Sgures
Ne soliciss the patronage Of the people Of
Tsma aud adjoining counties.
Room 10 the secoh story, opposite Ne Pas
0Aee SD spsn frs = % = 70 s p. n.
vln46ly J. 8. MONA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
n.OG1AI.

-. We invite pcrusal Of the letters
in our Columns to-day, treating Of sani-
tary supplies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

..... Gcdeys Lady Book for April,
very superb No. has arrived. II you
wish this excellent magazine for the Ia.
dies~cnd $500 for one No. or IS. 90 for
TWO Nos. to L. A. Go ~ 323 Chestnut
Street Philadelphia. Pa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

ME-. Billmey or informs rs that
he intends 10 keep shoe & leather store
ia Connection with his shoe shop a. soon
- he can complete few pending ar
engagements This il wha, We need in
town. aud sre very 81 II I" see this en-
te-prising spirit manifested. See his
1,cw advertisement III oar columns to
day, and give him call when you need
anything IN hie line.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
State ef rewa,
Tama County,

You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there II new on sls in the office OF the
clerk or the district Court OF Tama County
Iowa, petition of the County If Tama
claimin. OF ron for the use OF the Schoolfuni
the foreclosure of the mortgage therein de-
scribei:
And that rn'ess you nrprnr thereto and de-
iend OH or before noon OF tho second day Of
the next term Of said court, commencing on
the third Monday Of September A. =. 1863
default will be entered against ysu and
Judgment rendered thereon.
ISAAC T. ALIEN
fc. Dist. Attorney and Att for
Plaintiff
pria'a fes 81 2 vsnisw4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

-. AZ the meeting last saturday At
the court house, measures were taken
20 ASCERTAIN the cost Of machinery for
building . WOODEN factory, by CORES
posdimg with parties 1t the east This
was deemed adviaabls before other
steps are taken.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

-. Another supply Of drugs, and
Stationery win be received 1t the Drug
Store This week. They will also have a
supply Of Photographic Albums. If You
wish to procure . superior article Of
writing paper call on the proprietc,s
for they always keep It.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

-. We have had quito an exodus
If our citizen this spring to the golden
land Of Pixies Peak. Three weeks ago.
Nfeasrs. q. Elrer, VIM. lliilmon, &.
llcrrick, and T. J. Staley, went with
loaals Of prodacs for the Markets Of tina,
region, and this y eek Mcssrs. S. Dovli.-
lie, an.i Merchant left for like purposes.
They viii all probably return the com.
ing summer aud autumn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

TO JOIN II. Myers, T. WnlIer
Jackson, 7. 4. GRAHAM, Re-
beccn 4. Myers, Wsdswcrth
& wells, Hugh ,. rownev
John G, IIenly ss trustee, An.
son Hart us trustee. Wi'liaA
II. Bolton, William NJ punlap
o. Bannon & Nouorc, Nathan
Fisher, HILL & Honorc.
Cooley Wadsworth 4 CO. aud
Hannah f llruff
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

and when finished forms = perfectly Fire Proc
surface with m elastic body, which caune. Be
injured by Heat, Cold or Storm Shrinking 0
Roef Boards, nor any external action what
ever.
, 1863-06-25
srE1LAcooM TERRITORY THURSDAY 25

the landlord, trembling with alarm. The detec'
tves came very softly, but not so gently thai
the gamblers did not listen intently. One said
"Throw the cards in the FIRE raise the win.
dow harkl" Just then the door was violently
thrown open. "Ah, my hsarties, well met We
have had quite q drive for you;" adjusting hand.
cuffs all the time as II they were used to the
business. 10 spite Of the desperate struggles d
the two men. SNOW, my birds, we will see
what you have caged!" said these minions ol
the law, and forthwith began to pick their pock-
ets having laid them at length on the floor.
"Counterfeit bills id plenty, some golden CO.
gles, silverl Get pen and paper landlord, and
state the amount. Now, young met" +" the sher-
iff said, addressing Samuel Grey and his friends,
who stood in silent amazement beholding the
scene, we might consider you under arrest for
gambling, but presume you are Just green enough
to be entrapped by these Boston youths. Didn't
understand the ways Of our wicked city. How
ever. we will Just ddvsS you to bewafe Of bad
company for the future It does not lead to
pleasant results"
=" How much have you been robbed Of this
nightH"
SThere is my money" said Samuel, as each
one stated the amount, and pointed to the roll
upon the table.
swell, take It, and 60 instantly" said the
men.
Samuel obeyed; and when once more in the
silent fields, and within sight Of his nother's
cottage, he fell on his knees and wept aloud,
giving thanks to God as be had never done be
fore. He was not yet twenty.one; life was be.
fore him hope again dswned LET us trust that
the sad lesson was not in vain. The old mother
could not knit the long, blue, woOlen sock that
evening. She paced the low room with prayers
and tears. Never, in her lonely widowhood,
had sorrow come so heavily upon her heart |;
and when the door opened, and Ellen stole gently
in, to inquire what was the matter, missing her
lover, aunt Rachel threw her arms about her
neck, and gave way to grief. So Samuel found
them when he returned, most Unexpectedly, to
change their tears to Joy.
, 1863-06-25

IT, woun.o,h;.,;o.,sd Son,,,,v o;r,s v,s;,sd
NEIL, - NJ, YosL d,r;r~ *. hsils. 80.
~ ~" W. -. .So,.. ..Sir,aa ~ cosss~er.cIsd
,,,,,nhs ~, " ,nsds I ths;r am arSrrs m tha s,sge,
I.S Ls..n,o - .ss,Is.s IA ed1a,,v o.
~ GoS !, avcls;nsd one ma .o;,o ~.
aWsIl Marvi n ANT nicewI don, like
,n "ei'' ~Ar' N w" "~s
"aIJ..hn f.
al Jor,. c.,s :. .;rit r,ce and wonder
aunt brought Us TO such place" :.
+" Hush Mary, the folks will laugh ct you.
After one or two more hngs and q pro
quette, the blushlng Miss SAID aon, Annie,
let's go-it amt nice, and don't feel com
Portable. :.
do hush, Mary, replied ihe SISTER,
whose own tace was scarlet. ino1gn It wore
on air Of determination, "Es the hrst time
! ever was a. Q tneater ano ! suppose !.
will be the last 90 am Just gong 70 stay Y. \:
out II they dance every rag on tnelr Oacks J!
"liow tediously long you are over that
sermon J. said the pars0ne lacy 70 her nus
band on bis not attending tothe dinner bell /;
al could write one in half the time, IL only
had the text"
"Oh," If that Is all you want" said the
parson, Z" I will furnish that Take this text
from Solomou-G Il Is better to dwell in q
corner Of the housetop than with brawlinr
, 1863-06-25

.s 81
mediately started in pursuit
"My friends" exclaimed the surgeon, thai
basilisk eye seems to have frozen me. can hear
bells ringing In my ears. Receive my adleus, you
will bury me here"
"Nonsense," answered Col. Hulot. Falcon
has gone In pursuit OF The spy, and be viii give
Us On account OF him."
"Wellp exclaimed the officers, on seeitg the
captain return out Of breath from the chase.
81 could not catch him. believe he must be.
long to the house, and be thoroughly acquainted
with all its passages, from the manner in which
he disappeared in it,
voice.
Come, don't disturb yourself in that way"
said the officers. ave will take y in turns to
stay with YOU until you depart" ID fact. three
officers who had lost all their money at the gaihfg
table accompanied him to his quarters, and offered
TO remain with him.
The second day after, the surgeon received the
permission be had asked for to return to France,
and began his preparations for starting the follow
ing morning with Indy to whom Murat had Civ
en- strong escort. He had just finished dining
with his friends, when the servant came up to Say
that Q lady wanted to speak to him. The three
officers accompanied him down stairs, fearing that
It might be snare. The woman was the servant
who bad assisted at the scene we have described,
and sne had barely time to caution him against
the vengeance Of her master before she fell dead.
She had been poisoned. The effect Of this tragi-
cal catastrophe upon the surgeon was, Of course,
great; and, to drown bis melancholy, he and bis
friends drank immoderately, after which they lay
down on their beds in the same room
ID the middle Of the night the surgeon was
awakened BY the sound Of the curtains Of his bed
being drawn back. He sat up in q state Of great
agitation, from the sudden manner in which he
had been aroused from his sleep, and saw the same
Spaniard standing beside his bed whom he had
observed in the garden at the conclusion Of his
narrative. The surgeon called out, . Helpi--
come to me, my ffiendsP
At this cry Of distress the Spaniard gave vent
to bitter laugh. "The opium grows for every
body" " be said, and pointed to The three friends,
who were sleeping soundly; at the same moment
be drew from under bis mantle an arm which bad
, 1863-06-25

NoIy1G-sOLDGnns, TEAMsFERs. SAILORS. Cor their
~ uidssS o. opAsI chhdFsal uho served In any van q
eaes elhsF 10 California elsuheFe, prior 10 March -,
e1o o. their chaFen uho under q years q a date,
~ eAnel yho asFvee he eoau q csOrula N IN MeeAn
gel W % IN % adfa11 Calm1 thGt h1se been re-
lecea y ~ kAn1l of Ohef ag1nis have ben suoecfay
ee.lned 80 Aesais acting loF u, ubgFay paa Lend
- aSsll q WaIAinSlan ai.saAsa ..
-. LLOYD Z co.,
Au1may1loT Oaims, penaona, bounty Land, %.
n.l.Isnss Y aay q Ne us1ds q DspaFtnsats.
Wea1l1Iloa oHp, De. - teoo. u1
, 1863-06-25

I clasped her tiny band In mine; ! elaeped Der
beauteous form; I vowed to shield her from the
wind, and from the worlds cold storm. She set
her 6eauteous eyes on me the tears did wildly
AOw aud with her little lips she said, "COn-
found you, let me gO!"
An old angler says that no one. BY merely con.
Sersing with 6sh, ever succeeded In drawing 4
Out
, 1863-06-25
DRoPSY.

The eicacy oG IpwAys Pills Id Oronsy is extradr-
dlaTy. They art With sdch peculiar effect upon the
syse that the fluids arsing from th diriu disease
are mperceptibly carried 0G and prevented from any
further aceum ati1n The snfrer regAns buoyancy
Of sprIts aud rel 'ice' IN q completely renovated con
Oaltuton; hut e h indspsn ably neeoNaAry that the
Oiatmsnt should bs N ISt eGsctuAy rubbed Into the
eumplaining parts.
, 1863-06-25
Iailgeskion Win languor and wanl
OF energy.

When taking these Pills rub HOllOWayis celebrated
Ouimeut over the pic Of the stoHiachi and over tho
regions u the liver, On the right side under the ribs
and you will at once expefieuce change or the beei
Ia vsar dgelan spIFits appetite strength and energy
The Improvement, though u may be gradual, will b
thJrOaRh and lA1ttng.
, 1863-06-25
stomaoh, Llver, Kldneys and bowe,s.

Taos who salFw from lille and lvar complaints should
try the s.cts n this valuable uedy, fee doses Of
which Wu make the sufferer tee elastic and vigorous,
rem wing all impurities. giving healthy action 70 the
liver n bilious attacks be allowed N continue, serious
eAaaAlties may arise, and the ssrer be consigned
bad Of alekneaa In ali disorders 0f the kdneys, tbs
Ointment should he yell nhhed iat0 the small nf the
blck once twice Ady; and the Pills. artinE 10 unison,
will cure any complaints arsl 9 fFOm these organs.
, 1863-06-25
Female Complaints.

All dlsnrdrs Of the SEX aud diseases 10 every crisis
peroSS 10 the lEa aud heallh Of womeR, youthful or
SeS! IsFried or inge, may he radically aud QUICKLY
Gnred Vithput risk oF troube, by doses Of these
Pills, taken according 10 the printed directions.
, 1863-06-25
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoscH,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERAIs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
Rates Of Subscription,


On. suuare, 40 lines or Iess) arst insertion "
zach subsequent Insertion, loO
deduction Of Fy per cent on the abuVera to yearly
advertisers. ~. ... - -
mali, inserted at less rate than e9S per annum.
- Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
PAID for before Insertion There viii be no variation from
thIs rule In any event.
, 1863-06-25
ConpiaidtS incident to Children.

An complaints oG children nav sGou b cured 70 care
be taken u purify their b0od cect the antlOn OI the
liver, % ceanse the stomach and towels fee joes
0f theaS oda Pills viii Immediately have the desired
ect, partcalsy parents he careful In not allowing
chem st Of things which they know would b injurious
% themseiVeG -. .a.
, 1863-06-25
PlH--saorsaess Of Breath with
Weakness.

Very bad symptoms which. not corrected, may tend
10 sas serious disorders u The heart or other vita
Organs. En moderately of solids. take AE Plt nightly
for soma lltte time; take plenty Of fresh air With mod
oTats exercise aud the human achnery will be quickly
restored q health aud vgor. Try this but for three day
Ouly; and the result will be marvellous.
, 1863-06-25

t-euhscrbers who do give express notice 70 the con
kFary are considered wishing 70 continue their subscription
order their papers pubaherI
may continue them until all charges are paid
8 subscribers neglect refuse TO take their papers c
the once or pa which they sent they responsible
unt they settle the bin and give notice TO dIeontnue them
&-f subscribers other places without niormins
lie bubsef and the Iaper 10 sent 10 the tdfmer dRscuon
they held responsible Notice Of removal shouo ASay
be given.
b-rha courts have decided refusing 10 take paper
periodical from the ONCE removing and leaving uneAed
Tor, ls primo fIcis evidence Of Intentional fraud
SThe Published Of advertising govern 10 all cases
lxcept where special contracts have been made previous 70
inseFton The courts have repeatedly 90 decided.
Under 'he Law Of Congress, papers ate not charged
nostaRs In the eoun.; 10 which they are pu6lithed.
, 1863-06-25
JOB PRINTING!:

JOB PRINTING:
All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet,
BIII.IIsad,
CIEcOiar,
EsiRmk and
Gard Printing,
IN rLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL srYLE,
kreeuted with neatness and dpc and forwarded as per
etder to any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
paRy the order.
, 1863-06-25

Houotruys Pills are he bet remedy kIloi0n in The
Va cord for The JollOViag diseases:
Ague IDropsy Inflammation Sore fhrQaia i
Asthma DyseHtsry Jaundlos slonS end drfveI
Bilious Con. Eryslpeas Liver Com Secondary eymp-
palnts Female IRE. plants toms .I-
HoeheI On tas gaIarues LambaSo nc DOuioursu
a 6eiu lgeVers Of ell Piles lfumoFs
IoNO Oompl't1 Kinds nheumatlam lUleer1
ydice Hta TeleutIon gflvs1sreal Gaso.
ConsilpatiOn ofQOut Urine 0ou6
the Bowels Headache serofala, ~ Worms, an kinds
Oonsampton Iindlgestlon Kings Evil Weakness from
bSonly - whatever cause,
&c, Ae, ,Ae.
sold Il tls HstabIlahmsut Of PaopEssoa aoMowk1.
1ttS elEadd, (ueaf remuIa RArl L1ndOa; also b1 al
ro1pectlho Onggisa and Deaers 10 Medicines through
out Tie civilized world. at the following pFces-la lid,
- ID q. Cd ,Ils, IA and S3s. each 3 u.
Thoro b considerable sAVing BY taking the larger
NR-PIssSiOas Sor the guidance q pasIsns IN every
0SUto1f ~ anInod 10 oaeh Bnz.
CURTIS 3 MOORE. Dnggias,
Victoria, WI,
Aganta toT Holloway.
, 1863-06-25

"And 20 you saw nothing which could enable
Sou to identify the womat whom you had to deal
with 7" asked one Of the officers.
Only one thing" he replied. i remarked
that she had mole on her arm, sufrotDted with
brown hairs" lie had hardly uttered the words
when he became deadly pale. The eyes cf all
present were fixed upon him. They followed the
direction Of his glance. and then observed that q
Spaniard wrapped 10 mantle Was standing near.
The moment he saw be was observed. he disap.
peared among the shrubs. A French captain i'm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-26
FROM THE HARTFORD PREss. The COnscriptioH Act,
4 MECHANIC WIG " THINKS FOR HIMSELF"

BY MECHANIC WHO THINKS FOR HIMsELF.
 :, Brother Mechanics and Laboring Hen: :-Is 1t not high time that we begin to do eur own thinking, and rely upon ou: own judgment, ,rath- CT than be led around by unprincipled politi- clans and prtisan newspapers.
 The Hartford 1Imes, with it's usual sophis try and-unfairness, proclaims to the Iaboring man that the conscript act is not only an inya- sion of his rights, but that it's provisions are entirely in tacor of tbe rich; in short that the poor man mustbe forced into the war Whlle the rich can pay $500 and stay at home. nave examined the law carefully, aad have arrived at ali entirely different conclusion, notwitnstan, ding the appeal i'll the Tunes .of our friend "I. $. - from West Sufield. < W
 Sec. I, enacts "that ALL able bodied citisens bessoce,s the ages q taoe1ty and fossy sue gears sldH constitute Aseg adtional forces" There certainly can Dc no,objection to that. for the nation dies, Wheneyerit cannot command the services of its citizens for selfsdefence.
 Sec. 2, provides stEot fe s,lly so,s o e spid0sc dependsnt apou lais ldbos for support shaN De exempt, also he se,s of aged or iT1irm pars,sts, and tse onLY brotaer ef children not tacelte years old dspe5sdes aspoissi labor Jos. support aud suAefe too members of any one household shall 6e n hse eseSrioe, tAe rcsidus not crceed. iag tsco shazt bt ezempt. The old law had ncE have have i bssa 's n1as sS ExPREssIf HE M E FoK Iif sBENEEIT 0Is THE P0OR. & X Sec. 3. pr0Yides that z dl} 1if&c' ttf 4<1 X D and unmarried '1es sI1de seae ~ '1|