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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
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81 believe il to be the greatest benefit in
the way OF mach merry that has ever been in.
,rcduced in cur State" So says Of il one
the highest officials in Mich gan.
Lambs Hand Loom.
1T j. destined to entirely rev lutionise
the cost Of farmers aud other family clothing
.-ancw and e.tire!y practical Invention
(Chicago Tribune.
Lambs Hand Loom
''This invention is Of the greatest rractical
utility to no. only farmers, but 70 the public
generally. II Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loom.
ut is one Of the rest and most reliable in
ventions that has ever been brought before
the public '--kalamasoo Gasette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
at behoovs our farmers to put them t.
work making up DDS for homo wear; it is
simple and entirely practical. 'i-rPAs Paw
Tra. Northernsr.
Lambs HIND Loom.
"0nce more We can cloehe OURSELVES and
our families in garments that have ws4R
and sERvscs in them."-[Pav Paw Mich.
Press
Lambs Hand I DOM.
1T bids Fair TO become as universal in its
use among the farmers IS the reaper and
mcwer."-Mich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand Loom.
II is surprising even to the inventor and
manufacturers Of this machine the favor
it meets with. particularly among the farm-
lug community. In e<ctious where they are
being introduced every second or third far
mer is buying one, and they say that With
them ssthe women folts in the houses are ac-
tually earning usre money from day to day
than the best men folks out in tke field"
They can be worked winter or simmer by
women, men or even by boys and girls = dos-
en- years old. No skill is required in working
it than or the old looms, than which il
weaves finer nicer and thicke err goods, and
six tin,es as fast TURNING SMALL cRANk
does the whole work u weaving thus les Of
the warp winds up the cloth, treads the
| shuttle and beats up the iay or batten. A
complete quitting apparatus goes with each
machine, also quilts steel reed, metal eyed
| harness. rather. shuttle harness hook, warp
| bea m and bars. 1t is gotten up for service
and durability, aud is fully warranted. A
book Of instruction goes with each machine
The weight is $50 pounds, freight from 81 90
to 81 90, according to distance from Chicago
Warp on beams ready for use, and in large
OF small quantities, We keep for sale - eur.
rent prices. 1t occupies only about the
space Of an ordinary breakfast table. Only
one draw in it is required to make all kinds
Of goods with the same warp. Any enc Who
| can pntn warp in n old loom can put one in
this without instruction. 1t weaves Jeans,
Satneta Tweeds I.insey, Plain Cloth Blank
6, Twill, Seamless Bags Batmoisl Skirts Sc.
Sc.
PRICE or LouM COMPLETE 500 Or
d,rs solicited from Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich
isan Iowa, Jnliana, Chicago Pennsylvania.
/ Parties wishing TO buy county right for
their manufacture or.sale apply BY letter or
otherwise TO undersigned. Letters ofinqniry
must enclose stamp.
| Address ELLIOT h BRANSON, Cen. Ag't
l20 Lake Street CAisses IlliNsia
r&sN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

TT you want to Purchase School Books, or
i first quality Of paper & envelopes, Gail
on ARMSTRONG ! SlIANKLlN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

10 indispensable 10 the portnsnteas &
every traveller, as il a. once prevents dissi-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers Or
cars and is y never falling preventive 1t
danger from change Of water and slinsrs..
DO no. do vithou, il,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Lambs HIND Loom.
"0nce more We can cloehe OURSELVES and
our families in garments that have vs4R
and sERvscs in them."-fPsv Paw Mich.
prcaa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

10 warranted to do all We have sls!osA
forit. and We will furnish you cer'ihsa'ss
Of our hest citisens and cisrSymsn 70 bssE
up our statement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Lambs Hand DOM.
1T bids fair to bscome as universal in its
use among the farmers as the reaper and
Farmer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

A correspondent of the Mobile Register
describes new mode of manufacturing
glass goblets. He says: Il saw mine
host, DR.. t., doing something last eve-
ming that was new to me. Crockery and
glassware Of the ordinary kind being we'll
nigh obsolete in the Coufederacy, and es.
pecially at Taagipahoa the Doctor was sim
ply manufacturing his own glassware.
As his process is cheap, easy, simple and
worthy Of imitation, | will describe it.
Take claret etbot.le, or any kind Of glass
bottle-botsles of thin white glass with fat
bottoms are the best--hold the bottle firm
Iy by both ends; let another person, have
a cup Of water ready, pass stout cotton
cord twice around the bottle, and create q
friction by pulling the ends of the cord
to and frow rapidly for minuseorso ,hs1
let him jerk the cord OF, dash the watel
on quickly, and, presto! you hold in one
hand as serviceable tumbler or coble
as you need wish, aud inthe other : nea
but not gaudy glass candlestick. Th,
bottle should be held with strsp, piec
of leatheror substance with hard, straiQh
edge, firmly around it at the intended poin
Of severance, IN order to keep the cord i
ono place during the friction, and TO 81
cure straight and smooth edges 10 III
glassware. Old bottles can BE- pul to goo
uss this way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

II
A breakfast cake:-Two cups Of corn
meal. one cup Of -four. one teasboonful salt
one tablespoonful Of moissses, two csps
cold water or milk. small tssspoonful Of
soda. M a5
The yeast prepared by the H1Dgarians
will Keep for whole year. During tbe
summer season they boil . quantity Of
wheaton bran and hops in water; the de-
coction is not long in fermenting, and
when this has taken place, they throw in
. sufficient portion of bran TO form the
whole into thick paste, which they work
into balls that are afterwards dried By .
slow heat. When wanted for uss they are
broken and boiling water is poured upon
them having stood proper time, the
fluid is decanted. and is then in 1t state
for leavening bread.
Pickles already made can be preserved
by putting 10 . few roots Of hosss-radish.
If the vinegar is clear they msy Be kept
for months without scumming over.
A tablespoonful Of -four TO each squash
and pumkin pie is equal in value to one
egg.
Paper torn up in small inch bite, mikes
good bed. as a substitute for hair or
feathers.
Put some juice Of the frost grape into
your old cider If you would make vinegar
come.
Give your hens with their food at the
rate Of teaspocnful of cayenne pepper
evey other day to dozen fowls. II will
make them lay finely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

Most people, says DR.. Lewis, even
many Intelligent reformers, have the idea
that to sleep 10 a cold room is good-es
sential to health Il is an error. 1t is
better to have an open fire in your bed
room. The atmp> phere is not ;only by
this means constantly changed, bat with
the ire you viii keep the window open,
which will add greatly to the needed ven
tillation. But more than this with the
fire you will have fewer bedclothes over
you, which is again, as a larger number OF
blankets not only interferes somewhat with
the circulation and respiration, but pre-
vents the escape Of those gasses which the
skin is constantly emitting.
Even furnace or stove heat is much bet
ter, with an open window. than clos,
cold room. Interchange with the exter
nal atmosphere depends upon the temper
ature of that within and that without -
But let us have an open FIRE. Let us z
without silks. broadcloth,- carpets an
6nery of all kinds, if necessary, tliat W
may have this beauti ul purifier and diff
fuser of JOY in all our houses. 10 N
own house | have ten open CRATES, an
find tn coal at Sill, the expense
frightful, and if it were in any other de
partment of housekeeping should feel
could not afford it; but in this do nc
finch 80 important do ! deem the ope
fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

We can make it. This Is really too provo
king at this present time, but it is beyond
my power or the power of our company
overcome. The farthest point VS. can
work to is Young America.
Yours respectfully,
0. H. KINsAMAN.
Election Returns.
New York. Oct 8.
Troy City oompleie--McClellan over
Lincoln 78S; Seymour over Fenton 802
Springfield, H., Nov. 9-3A.M.
1t is now believed the Republicans
have majority in both branches Of the
Legislature, and elect 8 Congressman.
Madison. Nov. 8.
Republicans elect majority of both
branches of the Legislature, and i've out
Of six Congressmen. Ii may require the
soldiers vote to carry two of them.
Decatur majority for Lincoln 30l.
Ef6nghsm gives majority for McClel-
Ian; no figures given.
Kimunday, Mason and Edgewood all
give a majority for Lincoln; no figures
given.
Champaign County-All the principal
towns heard from. Large Union gains.
Union maj. over 1000.
Nov. S-li:30 p. M.-One hundred
and seventy-six towns in Massachusetts,
foot up for Lincoln 10000; Mcclellan
36,63l.
Returns from nearly the whole State
show a majority for Lincoln of about
$4,000.
Ohio 35. 900 Union maj. on home vote
Kentucky returns meagre, but indicate
democrauc majority.
Indiana not less than 27 900 10 80, ,00(
Union majority.
New Jersey-Essex county has gone
Union by over l50, making Union gair
of over 900 over last year. The legis
lative delegation is six Union to thre,
democrat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gives l2 Unior
msj.; Falmouth 655 Union maj; Coving
ton 81 Union maj; Paris 63 Democrati
majority; C5nthiana is6 Dem maj
| Delaware Wimington 900 Union ma
jority; Union gain 500
New York, Nov 8.
The total vote Of the city for Lincol
36,442; Mcclellan 1899. One ward
the fifteenth, gave Lincoln a majority {
274 Total majority for Mcclellan in tn
city 36,6l3.
New York, Nov. s.
The vote of this city for Lieut.. 60,
is-Alvord 36,06i; Jones 73,79o l,
reported that Humphrey, Rep, is electe
to Congress from Brooklyn; also thai |
ii Raymond is elected to Congress, an
THAT Fernando Wood is defeated for Coz
gress by Darling, Rep. Conkl,n, Rep
! is elected TO Congress over kirman an
Humphrey, in Brooklyn. Both Republ
cans are certainly elected. Taylor, Den
in 9th district. ami Chandler, Dem.
7th district, are elected to Congress.
For Governor, this city gives Seymo
73.727.
Rs,urns from los towns and two cou
ties, give Lincoln 2e,7o4 mai
In So towns and cities. including
bany, Buffalo, Troy. Schenectady al
Utica, and also three counties, McClelI
t has l6 .094 maj.
D Indications are that Maryland, India
a and Pennsy lvania have undoubtedly go
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

Especial to Chicago Tribuue.]

Nashville, Nov. 6.
But little firing took place at johnson.
vile yesterday, and the enemy were en-.
gagged in burying their dead. Our loss is
small. The rebels we're trying to cross
the river yesterday about five miles above
JohnsonviIe, but up to last accounts had
not succeeded in crossing any considera-
BILE force, although some previous intelli-
gence leads me to believe that small
body got over and are depredating in the
country around about. In my letters
from this point, l assume that Hood is in
person with that portion of the rebel
forces which is demonstrating opposite
Johnsonville, but / caunot say that this
lis definite 1t is ascertained to be the
case, whoever commands the enemy's ar
my there, that it is considerable in num-
bers and strong in artillery. They have
batteries above, below and opposite the
town Of Johnsonyille, and camp FIRE.
showed force Of at least twenty thou
sand strong. Since the destruction o
oar transports and gunboats, another fee
of the latter is coming from Paducah, ant
has made its appearance. Reinforce
ments in considerable numbers have lei
this city for the threatened locality, an
the town is considered safe. Il is YER
, doubtful in my mind whether the rebel
will cross there or not. I think thsi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

bnstration there, as at Decatur, in
feint, and that they will move on down
the river. t4ss
Intelligence from Florence Indicates
that Beauregard, with portion Of the
rebel army, had moved towards CoriDth.
He was out Of rations, and be was taking
everything that he could find in the coun-
try, and was threatening to march. on
Memphis. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

Coon DIsrrEcrIoss. An English sel-
der calls himself the Queens servant; q
French soldier shouts for glory aud the
Emperor but an American serves 10
arms neither from devotion to person.
nor for a mere vain craving for glory. He
in the soldier Of the republic; he is the
citizen soldier, while the Eugiishman or
Freuchmsn or German. is subject and
be serves not any individual, any king or
kaiser. bat bis country. part Of which
be is himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

R During the recent gales the in.
habisants Of Aspairia were surprised to
observe dark looking object attached to
the end Of the narrow shaped vane on the
summit Of the lofty tower of their church.
On nearer examination Improved to be
the lifeless body of a jackdaw. which the
violence of wind had driven npon the ar
row and literally impaled.l I Poor jack .
iraditionary fondness for the steepls thus
singalarly proved fatal to his ambitious
desire Of sitting il high phces.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
NEWS By TELEGRAPH


Asssrs. Ho,celi e Delaptoin
DEAR SrRs II am truly sorry that the
storm has proved too much for our elec-
tricity 10 navigate, the humid atmosphere
conveying it to the ground faster than
We can male it. This is really too provo.
king at this present time, but it is beyond
my power or the power of our company
overcome. The fsrthest point VS. can
work to is Young America.
Yours respectfully,
O. H. KINNAMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
Capture Of the Pirate Florida.
Boston, Nov. I

------ Bestoh, NOV. {.
The U. S steamer Kersage, Capt. Win
slow arris j i ,ni, port to-day from ST.
Thomas Oct. 81.
Sac brings eight OF the crew aud the
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tured without the loss of man.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
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Grav's Anatomy.
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Powers -urgi Il Anatomy.
PRyris'S Practical fharai4rv
EAmsssaihaSHs Obstetrics.
Rieori Hunter on Yene r+an
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Told Urfnsry Disease
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

sxS- The smoke lifts from the field. The
struggle Is closed. Victors and van
quished look upon the political arena but
now the scene OF heated strife. None ef
us know the complete result. and yet
there is no Democrst or Republican but
that is Confident that the Union men have
been successful.
So far as heard from The election passed
off quietly everywhere. 1t was marked
by uuusual .quietness and moderation of
party feeling here and elsewhere. AT
this result every true man worthy of be-
ing an American citizen, who values the
franchises of citizenship and is anxious to
preserve our free institutions, must heart
lily rejoice.
When tie United States-then colo
nies-first enunciated the grand political
idea upon which the Government is based
the capability of man for self govern
ment, and that the people are the source
of pol.ticl power-the friends OF mon
archy and despotism in Europe termed
those ideas vasaries, and dhsuited to found
a permanent government upon. England
tried to crush it by armed force. Wher
the government survived extrinslc forct
it was said that it would perish by inter
nal discomfort that tie minority upoI
the occasion of a Presidential election
would appeal from the ballot-box to arms
That the national life is now imperillet
by armed rebels in the South, makes tha
prophecy partially true.
Every Presidential election is pe,io
of anxious concern 10 the intelligent citi
zen-uever one more than the present.
We can conceive Of no more trying oil
al for the Government-no more sever
test Of the cspabliiy of our people to PR
serve and ptrpetuatc republican form
government--thau to be called upon
choose a ruler in The midst of civil stri
which convuses the nation to its centr
That we have passed through it and o1
of it safely hould thrill all hearts wi
low,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

The CUcu6o.-Tii small Mexican in
sect promises to take position in the
wcrld-a position 10 ladies' hair for an or
namens. Il Is said to possess wonderful
qualities, beauty of color and lustre dax
King even the diamond, and as varying
in bright hues ---
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
: : - -
DIED

In this CITY, November 9TH, Dr. J. n CJopw1x In the
I'D year of kis sge
The funeral will take place to-day o'clock ".
fro resiece, Fank street. between 18TH isgh.
Frisiiis of tie family rs.letfaIly iavted
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10
New York, Nov. 8.

The total vote Of the city for Lincoln
Mcclellan 73, 329. One ward,
the fifteenth, gave Lincoln a majority of
274 Total majority for Mcclellan in the
.;tv or cJa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-10

The Copperheads are hoarsely bowling
with a sepulchral information, as melan
choly as from the tombs, about the sol
diers coming home to enjoy that boon,
the right to vote, for which they have
bravely fought and freely bled, and charge
upon them that to DO so they deserted
their posts and allowed the rebels to cap
ture certain boats. The coming home
to vote was the head and front of their
offending in the estimation of these rebel
sympathsers, for in their hearts they it,
wardly rejoice in every.such capture their
rebel friends make. The happy ex-
preston upon their faces, their joyous
greetings with one another upon street
corners upon the news of rebel victory,
and their gloom, melancholy mein, and
look OF blank despair upon the triumph
of our arms, have been clear to every ob-
server.
Such hypocrisy is too transparent, for
the plain truth is that they would, if they
had the power. disfranchise every soldier
iu the army. For the proof of this, look
to the action Of the Illinois Legislature
in their passage of law denying them
the right, as well as the arguments of
rebel sympathisers 10 our midst. They
dare not deny this. Who of all men have
better claim to the right of suffrage than
him who fights aud bleeds for his Govern
ment and country, and it is not strange
that tie enemies Of both oppose it
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

nliesto,oi. (lI) Bop IL cagTetes
NEW KO HELLE, NY.
D- r " Jarks9r-Dear sir: feel it pleasure thus,
Of INV own accord bear testimony to the eG'eencro oi
the herman Bittrrs. Some years sn'e, beng much
r,r with pysrepsia, used them With very beneficial
results I-haye often recommended them TO persons
m fbl.d by that ntiug DIS, and have heard
from them the most iaterns a. to its great
value In cases Of general debility, believe it is
tonic that not be surpassed. JUIN NJ. LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
From Rer. DR.. Ha,tsr, Ias,or Of Ra,1oroy' Baptist

From Rer. Dr. Ui,tsr, Ihs'gr IF ReJjoronyi BIp,ist
church
Or JarkSon-Dear Sir feel it due To your excellent
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have years, times been troubled with great dis
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So and experienced great and unexpected relief;
nv health has been materially benefited coni'!t nty
recommend the article where with similar
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THOMAS WINTER.
From Ter j. Herman. Of The Gsrn10n Reformed church,
Kut-tOirH, Bsrks county.
DR. C NJ Jackson-Respected Sir: have been troub-
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used any medicine that did much good as Hoof-
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after having taken five bottles.
Respectfully yours, Us. HEhMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
GOOD NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODSi
.NEW GOODSI
NEW GOODSi
FOR FiLL AND H7NTFRi
EOR !ALL AND WTNTERf
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FOR FALL IND WfNTER!
CAL AND SEEi
CARL AND SEEI
CALL AND SEEi
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KREMER. LONG d 90
KREgER, LONG Il 60
KREHER, LONG d 30
KEEAER, LONG d 60
Lewshurg. Nov. 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Agricultural Implements.

A GRICULTURiL Implements. since the
N commencement OF this War, have been
in great demand, and good machines are val.
liable as TO their merits and worth only.
In the year 1862, MeSsrs. J. 5. MARSH &
co. sold one of their Improved Reapers to
Henry Stuck for Sl30. On the 18th of Febi
ruary, he same Reaper icas said at Il Pubic,
Sale, on the farm Of Henry Much. near Cu!isk-
for $3.50, after Jeing used f,Uo seasons.
MeSsrs, ). S. Marsh Il Co. are manufac;u.
ring a large number Of their machines, with
Improvements, this season, for the coming
HayIng aud Harvest; and as to the merits of
their Combined
MOWER AND REAPER