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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
II S. NAYY.-N. Y. COUNTY NOLUN-
u. TEER COMMITTEE,
OFFICE, New BUILDINGS
Coz CHAABRRs ct. AND BKoADwAI)
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND 500, CASH
DOWN.

The Untod States authorities having In order to NJ up the
Navy Authorized tho raising Of Recruits for that branch oil e
service aid guaranteed that Recruits for the Navy shah be
or,,d on quota Of the places whore they elect to be
credited the sane they RecruS for the Army the
County Volunteer Committee have resolved to pay Recruits
for Navy the following bounty cash down, npon their
bein; duly mustered into the service;
WHEN ENLlsTfNG FOR ONE YEAR 800.
WHEN ESLIsTlSG For MORE THAN ONE YEAR,
$500.
Ig- ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY TO THIS OFFICE WILL RECEIVE COUNTY
PREMIUM OF $40.
scsuen and ordinary who will be shipped for two
years will receive, addition to the above bounty OF 500
three months pay in advance and three months e1s pay
Government bounty
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
, ,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

NAFETY, SIZED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FiTCuBURG, NASHUA.
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. =
The new and stannch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or EEW-Y0RK.
leave hew-York daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock m,
iroD Pier No. 80 North River, ieot Of Vessry 81,
FOR NEW-LONpOS,
there connecting with the Seag fxprsss Train on the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
cester Worcester aud Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads
Freight taken a. the lowest rstes For Information inquire
Of l. s. MARTIN, Agent, tho Pier.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGFR TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK, via. the Erie
Ri,way from foot Of Chsmbsust., EbNkIN0 THR0UGH
10 CLEVELAND. o., WITHoef CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for al rrx c;es In the West
This road Is being extended, sna wn be In complete
running order Mashed, Gs4ss Urbsaa Dayton, Cincn'
natl AID 81. Louis without break q sssgs -
Il. Ii. GOODMAN Gen. Ticse, Art, q. y. SWEETSEh
EssdyiAe. IA General Supt
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

EAKY ROOFS! LEAKY R0OFS!! cured
i with ELLEKYS RUBBER PAINT warranted. No.
500 Orand., No 81 Park No. l5J owery No 90 9TH
ay No. SIS srav. No. II South 7ths, Williamsburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Whanres for Dnsincss Ellen.

A PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-Con'
n tanirr all the facilities for BOOK NJ. JOB Work. and en-
loving the the 5est Publishing houses In the CT
Pr.on, wishing Is psfsls.s viii please address PTnier IFi5
rin Dfea
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
INVITATIONS.

An invitation received from the Prehden, Of the san
4ssneis Xaviers College 10 attend the semi annual exbto
u the Debating Society, to take place April Z, 1864 Whc
kls accepted.
An invitation received from Major General Sspdford
receive the honor Of marching salute Monday the 9th
Aprn. Which accepted. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
MESSAGE PROM HIs HONOR THE MAYOR.

message received from his Honor the Mayor asking
het s Office be extended the hallway Of the City Hall
Which received aud referred to Committee pairs and
esyphes
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF coUECILKEy.
hesouion that the Committee National Affairs be d.
fcted 70 stand Of coor for the Sixteenth Regiment
gosters Artillery, New York Volunteers. Which laid
over
Ee'Oeed Ths, he placed IN Onehuadred and
fsheenth street between Avenue and Harlem River,
eer Tie direction OF the Crotsn Aqooduct Board
Which was eoncunedin
Re'oued That the Of Israel l.. Cohen In the t oi
oI Deeds recently appointed be corrected 10
sssn siss 4. Nonen, ne same being clerical error
Resignation Of james Cooper "a Couissionsr Of Deeds
Nnh resontion t9at Robert sebeifh Com
one of Deeds In place 81 James NJ Cooper resigrJ Bv
Scxd Of CooDcLnen resignation acoeptsd and resoutlo
s4opted) Which was concUned In
eseutis, that permission be giyen IN Robsrt G~,, N
seh s0o1s In front OF his preu4sss nu,nber foar
nrty sir,h svenve the said permo 10 continue on "
sefhs the pleasure Of he Common Councl Which va,
eoncuredin in. O" Wv
RESOLUTION that the City Inspector be oause For
street. between Nah and Tenth Avenues 10 he cleaned
ssSsnN1h Which was cOncurred iB. Subsequently, recon.
s'1sieo and referred to Committee Stroets
Resolution that p.rmisson be riyea Joseph Ham Ia
ssis Sign TO eAe lamp post the souhesst corner OF
nu oi1on streets the sane 10 remain during the ulea
~ ol the common Corlci Which conevrfed in -
u.tooton That Mr. EeNLy be allowed tbs privilege :
mgn post 10 front Of the premises the north east
s xMrty trn street and Eighth avenue, dIdinx the
Re- ~ ths Ccamon Council. Which coneuired io
A a.o~on that the Harlem Gas Lsb Company be directed
the sss mains 10 One Hundred aud twenty. ninth
wish l % he Tenth aveDve " the Hudson River forth
that The Street Commissioner be TO cause
% placed md bt in Ore Hundred and Twenty
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
NEW.YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1863. COMMENCING NOV. 10, 1863 l0t
Passenger Station 10 NewYstk, 2ths and <thst
Entrance iAh-r.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Otedn GteaMers.

EOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-The new
Il u. s. Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL Capt.
John A. Post will leave Pier No. North River SATUR
DAY APdl 3, at ?. m.
Passase with nrpassed accommodations, $50
Apuiy TO II. b. CROMWELL 4 Co.. No. % West-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

E'RIE RAILwAY.-Passenger Trains leav
IL from foot VI Chsnbsrsa.: nm
Ia M, Express for Baeals.
e:30a rn Mis-, daily, fcr Otisviae.
10 = u, n all tol Buaso and intsene ediats ststiona
AIS p 10, Way for ort JorvA asa NewbuJsh.
5p 1n Night Express daily, fsr Bsnkirk Bsfao, Rechs
ter Cansnd qua, and Prnepa staoss Train Of ssurds
runs through to Buffalo bat dssa nst rsE 10 Qnnkifk
CHAS AlNOT, uexerai Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

A LLENTOWN ROUTE to the VESTS 80
miles shorter to Cincisnsd; change Of esrs 10 ~
miles shorter TO Cleveland charge Of 20 mice
shorter to Chcsso chang, Of Is mes shorter TO
St. Louis; two cbsnzos Of otse No. I'll Broadway
corner Chambcrsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

WI PoRTATIoN COMPANY, via GRoTON, NEW.
TAUNTON, and dNEW.BEDTOnD.-Thc splendid steamers
COMMONWEALTH md PLYMOUTH RoCK viii leave
Pier No. 49, North River foot Of Csssnd daily lexcepb
Sunday, N4 p. IN.
Freight taken low BY ssy sh.r line. 0fies Of Com
pany, No. lis West-st, cornsr sf Cesrtlsndtst.
hew.Y ork, Nov. 2, 1853 w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Raard Of Aldermen.

n,I SPECIAL sEssIos THURSDAY, Apr" T. i''>
The Board met 'uS'> " ~ Esx York april 6. 1864
v,,Kxr1Sx esq Cerk of Common Couns NC ,hs Ro,,, of
s. You viii please notify the ineIppR eSpe Ros,S an Thurs.
sik 80 meet In the Chamber OF the noaIu =.
,bs 7th inst lat O'Clock FOR tne PsIp1se
- ssv business that may come oeloi1 t ni.,]ic,
"S1fiN HARDY. Alderman Eleventh t,.. Dis.i.'.''
x0tiN : HENRY Alderman Thud p''iiV''
g0aN FOX Aderman First District. n;,.;,
ff1MFs NcM AHON Alderman ! 9ni.h pl''ii0'
fTnnMS noeoOL, Alderman Fihh Dis'r'Gt
JOSEPH SHANNON, AldeIlncsn 80 ,,,h Dstr,ct
S11op SSTo ~ nIFRTMitH Alderman Tenth District rov
Yresent-Joha T. Henry, osqy Iresi1sh' ; Iia,J
epd Long. -, -. -. mara rssA and approyed
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

The Committee on Sewers presented report 70 puno
pswer Ia Second avense from hundred tha
u One hundred sndwenty nth street Which was ad over
The Committee Streets presented report to pave Iweh
>th street from Broadway 10 Fourth avenue, with belgian
psveanent. Which was laid ever.
ba Committee on Finance presented report in favor Of
Aonatng the Saint Lawrence Church sum sufficient ~ pay
% for opening Madison avenue from Forty second
u Eirhty-si1th street Which was laid ovsI.
The Committee National Affairs presented report 10
t Of expenses inc ared by receiving the returning
Which laid
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
LOR NEW-HAVEN. HLRTFORD xn

ACKNOWLEDGMENT leave Pack sHp st 3:l6 p. n.
Trains north and east from Nav j syss ct III D. m.
NIGHT LlNESteauien,ea,s q. II M arriving at New
Haven In tine Tor all early morning. trsas
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
SIBERlrr,s SALE.

T T.%, e ss '"s, Y, Of r p's' c CO.
John r Cute
vs.
Lewis II Cary
BY virtue Of an execution, dated The
10th day Of October A. y. lsbl 10 III" trec-
ted, issued out Of the Office of the clerk q
the District court Of rama county, state 81
Iowa, in favor of john CLUE ard against
Lewis II. gary on judgement rem Tered
by said court ut the September term thereof,
4 p. 1853 against the said Lewis II Cnrycom
manding me that Of the goods, chalieis,
stock or interest in any company, debts due,
property in the hands Of third persons---which
arc no. exempt hJ law from cXecutionot
the said Lewis II Cary make or cause to be
made the sum Of 1865 dollars \ 70 cents, less
q payment thereon Of i61 dollars & 80 cents
with interest and costs, ! have levied upon
the following property to-wil:
one paar Of light y,'ay yeid.nn horses one
SET u doubic har1ess oae tire horse eagoa
faken as the propsrty q The sud Le~is
H. CRY
Now therefore, public NOTICES hereby given
that have levied upon, and shall on the ! I
day Of Nov A. D. 1864, between the hours
Of o'clock A. NJ aud 1 clock NJ. Of said
lav, sale to commence at the hour OF 10
O clock A. NJ. n! the front ioor Of the court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county of
Tama, offer and sell at public out-cry, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, the above
described property or SO much thereof as IS
necessary TO satisfy said judgement for the
above named sum together with costs, and
all accrning costs, unless the same shall
he sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff of rama County, Iowa.
Oct. 26th. lSc4
Allen \ Struhlr, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Printers fee SO vSni3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Voice 0fT.se People

Liberty is one Of the dearest bless.
inrs which cur tpf.ta,Aers have hana-
81 down t. rs i Was purchased by
the blood IT many q valiant revolutions
ary hero has been gaaf.ea hs Wash
mgton, q Jefferson, = Clay AMI We
SER. En-, dearer still 10 the hearts oi
the people is that world renowne,. rem
ely known As Co.'s Cou1h Ralsam.
II ours like magic the most violent al
tacks Of Group, and is Indispensable
n every family Of children. Colds,
sudden coughs, sore throa.s, hoars-
ness and n'la,ncd lungs, are Instantly
an snrel, cured hy its timely use. No
cough mixture has ever been known
'haf equals il, which accounts for its
pnpnlarits with al! classes. The young
and o!i-lhe rich and pnor--physicians
and lruggists-anda al, who have test.
Ell II speak in the highest terms of its
meai,s We sa- to cur reahcrs-buy
il and try it. II costs bu: DC. the DO,
tic, contains twice ~ much medicine
As you can obtain in any other way a,
the same cost, and all our drug store.
keep it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

1t will be seen, by the official re.
tarns which We publish elsewhere, that
pe people Of this county have decided
shat they do not wish a new Court
House Some townships on the Dor.
ders Of the county voted almost unan-
mously in favor OF the Court House
while others similarly situate as solilly
y cast their vote against.
This certainly is a very strange vote
to say the least, aud cannot be account
ed for, on the principle, that mankind
il free from scltshncss and prejudice.
Although the vote is lost, we are still
perfectly confident that had every vote,
fairly understood the whole question
Involved, and then exercised his own
independent judgement, regardless OF
the beseechings OF its friends o,
enemies the vote would have carried.
We have still this confidence, in Il {
intelligence of the mass of the voters
Ut Tama County.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
T.e,n,)'s Hand Loom.

Il i snrcrisiaE even - the inventor aud
Of t.is maehiae the favor
n ,ncets v ia. particularly sneux the FARM
i,ir caaln.un,tf Iii stctious where ,;ieF are
BEING introduced every second or third far
neg is hayiag o;.e. and they say tina. with
heu .tas women folks ii the houses are sc.
tustllv earnaas saare s-lDney from cay 10 das
than tie hest men .aks otlt in he field
rlev an Le Morset; winter or snaliAsr b.
wamea men or gwen - hos aud girls 4 ie=
IN years old, 80 ski is required in working
il lhan op tls ed lcems, 'i,sn which i
wsayes atnst- Nicer sit. thick er goods. and
six tines - iass i{BslSG 4 SMALL CRANK
ices the whele work q weaving thus iets Of
he warp, Winds up the cloth, treats lie
sgsaales ieic, W the tclaples, taF.~s the
shuttle an,; beats Up the iay 81 haften. 4
c5n.piete aui!sng aaaara,as goes with each
maci.st.e $50 quits steel reed, metal eyed
harness. rather, shuttle harness hook, wsrp
beam ana bars Its gotten ap Tor service
AL ,!sgShiiitr. aad il fully warranted. A
heo,s OF instruction CESS With each machine.
Ths weigh. is 80 pounds, freight from g. &C
Is = go, according to distance from Chicago
Wavn ~ hsans. ready sor use, and Ia large
! OF ISAIAH 3J.an,ities We keep fer sale ut cur
] rant PRICES. II occupies caly boas he
/ space III AZ ordinary arsakfast table. Only
one tlfs. nit j. required - msse AL kinds
Of goods with Tic same warp. Any one wat
1 can na<s Yara III old leen can aiet ane il
this riaAon, instruction.. II ~eave- Jeans
! S..tiae;a Fseels lin-ey. Plain Cloth Blank
1t lNli3, Seaa.lsss lag. Baltimore Skiits sc
~.
pnIt,s oF IuaM COMPLETE 800 Or
,ier. sal,cite,. fysra Illinois. Wiscors Il. Vi iel
ieae. Iowa, 5nsiana, Chicago PeinssY lyauia
psrsiss wishins q buy county right f.
ti.eiy magut,.ctuse orsaie Apply >, letter z
otherwise - undersigned. Letters ofinsuir
.at.st sneloss staiup.
Address ELllDr 4 BRANSov, Gen. z
10 Lake Street Chicag lillnjs.
.ssis
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

- II n r. - - n II
" ~ = - ~ w - NA1 ~ =
Tight STITCH
nnrsun sy.nvymnn
AEE II I'll
W IA u
urEE,s CEyrnR,yED pivTSr
1'IH . s.'''-"" '-'
Never 'ait 10 SATISFY thpsc W'io give mem
thorough trial, ami wherever introduced are
rapid; sapefceedlng al others.
They possess the merit Of simplicity
and case o. management, 50 that titg@ea
minutes inHtructr1a will eaa'.to Ny sEs.
one to use them successfully. The i I Is
'owinr u some Of is points Of excvll-
e1cc O
Thu. I,vna st,,;,tt Naed,.spl Shut,
i, ,.f;nE I, .,..,,.5aIs itoI 70 l,s H. ~
arir ,rna ,'.;,cirln for ! narraet sew
NO. c};na
,,il,c !, },o.h .tf,aa and far ECONOMY "a "a
rb&e. - s@reagt; nnr,bi,ity Elastirily 60
am; paa.tv =, Finish i. snperior TO
III o,1ar s,i.c,, nsel
jlev a.. s;.'nta !, construst;,n
eos,ly understood re- ailv adjusted and "a
IT.. !; a,.,or y:tho,t In. en.rt nr ~
mdx;ar crew.
The Tension is snrerior to any other .
IN use Tneyenness or knots in he
dread 40 not cause i. ID .; crate with e.@
irreralarity.
The Feed i. perfect, Accurate in lis 9
opcr .tion. AMI warranted to run two
years without requiring to be Tken OFT, 7|-
cleaned or renairea.
they are adaptga to all kinds Of Sew :,
ing, aud are strong and durable in all
their parts. Ttis il Important, for even g,
light work viii soon cause q fait ma -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
= Good s4S"as Agent Want
ed.

To engage in the light pleasant and prof,
its.bic business of selling THE
WHEELER s. Wilson Highest IRE
lI1iGn Sewing Machine.
in rAMA COUNTY, i0Aa Ihc Nv =
Mig. 60. desire the stry5aes u Al. active On
er-etic AMI thorough ,4lgtr basiaass per-aa
u to such will he offered NEST Eibefat ir.jGce-
men,s. Application may be made - Geo. r
Chittenaen Gcni. Agent lt6 Lake ~ Chicago
ill. OF to :. l.. Richardson, travelling a ri
Webster City Iowa. from whom rrap.tt atlen :
tion will SC reed. 4 who wiitakc pleasure ia
furnishing thorough instruction and assist
ince in commenting dis saab{e hHsjaess.
Toledo, Sept .esh Isti
S. l.. RICH ARDsDN.
Tray. w.t.. H. 4 v. Mtg. Coz
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

Has no equal in the world -. remedial
agent There is not y preparation new
Known that Is as certain, speedy. and ihtat.
titza in lis Notwithstanding and curing At
once. We say ,a!s. lssl.isel..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

The Board of Supervisors met
at the Court room last Monday and
closed their labors Tuesday noon.
Their business was principally canvas.
ng the votes and au lifting accounts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Gees dyspepsia Cure.

+ prepared by the originator Of the lnst'v
celebrated Goes Cough Balsanl. Mr.. cee h.s
0cyer prepared Z medicinal article 10 pub
lieand general use hut what has stood the
strongest tests. AID ias sls.ys borne tho
palm q victafy ever every disease II has
seen certified to cure.
Will Yen ~ho Al. suffering fron Dyspersis.
Indigestion, Naasea. Heartburn. Sick Heat-
ache Iramp and Pains in TIE Stomach and
Apseis, te,iits Of the Stomach tho,eranof-
bus. lavsentery. snI General Debility aaA
wca kress IL tie whole - stsm--.ry but y
-insle ho.tle We VII! never urge YOU asssH
i II &c faii il this case Gar own kno~leaSe
orifs merits. the united testimony q sH
4lsa Laya ever t,ie- it. the ensomiams ~
hundreds II eur own lei gi!hars, your dn'y y
yoarsff and tie beneficial sy'ilt, as certais
~ :he sunshine. all earnestly persis'eRts.
i urge Nou to jus. IT., one hottie. II what y =
| say i not Garrett # our statements csa-
! eer,,iny ia wonderful virtues are not found
i Is lie true ifyog do not say that the opera
.;aa of The medicine is instantaneous Ard
pcrfee.lv wonderful, We will reuounco ouS
,rafession rs sttrers 70 the public health.
aud retire ..e,a tile field, admitting that We
are ineonpetent 10 compound melicina!
PREPARATION, which weld b entitled TO year
confidence.
Sold by drusgisss every where. Prise s.
per i'o,tle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
H.O0CA H.

-. The festival at the NJ. 4. Church
last Thursday evening, passed OFF in
very good style. The ladies' la PIE.
pared fine tables which were greatly
relieved in the course Of the evening.
We understand the receipts were sixty
eixh. dollars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

The snow which fell last week
to nearly the depth Of foot still re-
mains with us. This comes pretty
severe on some of our farmers, who
have not gathered their corn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Goes Dyspepsia Cure /.

hocs not eSh;lirata a7tl excite the ra'len1
sufferer, Ike alcoholic Bitters >nl beverages
all advertised TO cure DYSPEPSIA butt -
medicine ,,cst wonderfully adapted 70 aa
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

VII re':eva distress from food or purify
! sour stomach, ia less time than III takes to
write this ise.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
DIR. STRICKLAND.-The valuable

DIR. STRICKLAND. The valuable
remedies offered BY this regularly ein.
Gated physician, who came here from
Tennesse, highly cnmmendendel, will
he found advertised III our columns
Ills Office is NJ. 8. Eis, Fourth street
Cincinnati, O.
We wonli advise any one suffering
from distressing cough or any aifrc,
ton ofthe throat Or lungs, to try Dr.
Stricklands Melliduos Cough Balsam
it is..for sale at the drug stores.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17

-. BY the aid Of the different mem
hers Of the Board Of Supervisors we
have ascerta,ned that :herc was fully
one hundred and thirty voters III this
county that did not vote at the last
election, and about propor,ionate
share Of each party. We did think
t.at at as important election As the
last every man would turn out, especial.
~ every Union man, and not be intimi
dated bv tile Indictment weather.
The r.Sul: however shows that we
have At lcas. fomtepn hundred voters
in the county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Hfsc only legally licensed
lasfs; agents Sfa This cDzyraty.

Almost all strangers coming here ca upon
rs 10 buy, tGus giving rs liner asei faciliiies
yer all others FOR selling We solicit from
residents Tho desire 10 sell. a correct icscrip
ton Of their lands wish general icscl ptioH
# the qu siJ, situation, distance from tia
Der, or mount Of timber ownrl. improve
ments price x terms 81 sale, either yerhaNy.
Or b. mail IS most Convenient, ant. promise
10 furnish buyers soon. for all good lanI I.
held at reasonable prices. Don't delay SEMI.
ing in your descriptions each day that pass
es some CHI laea IS loe:.
GRAHAM & NELSON.
v.n33
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-17
Goes u % s:a Cure

Is indispensable TO the por'man'esu O.
eccry traveller az it at once prevents dira,-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers or
cars and is q never falling preventive u
danger from change Of water ard climate:
10 .yt 81 without it,