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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07

In distdicts invested with F.rr and Ague
it has been found infsllble ns \ preventive
irresistible rs a remedy md thousands who
resort to II under apprehension Of an attack,
esc ,pe the scourge; and thousands who
neglect to avail themselves Of its prot ective
qualities in advance. are cnred by / very
brief course Of this marvellous medicine.
Fever and Ague patients, after being piled
with quinine for months In vain, until fAirly
saturated with that dangerous alkaloid. are
not unfrequently restored 10 health within =
few days by the use Of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS. I'm ..f,r -#tr
The weak stomach 10 rapidly inyieorated
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, AMI hence it works wonders IN cases
OF Dlsi EPsiA and in less confirmed forms Of
lSDIcEsrroN. Acting Is gentle and pain
less spperient, as we'll a.. upon the liver. it
also invariably relieves the CoxsT.ruTioy
superinduced by irregular action Of The Ill
gestive and secretive organs.
Persona Of feeble habit, liable 10 Neyvoxs
Attacks, LoUness Of Spiris and Fit If Lang
nor find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bittors. Tho testimony on this point is
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony of BILLroUs 'CoLsc il immedia-
teiy assuaged BY single dose Of the stimu.
liant, and by occasionally resotting 10 il, tho
return Of the complaint may b Yrevented.
Asa General Tonic, NOSTETTER'S BIT.
TIERS produce effects which must Be exper-
fenced or Witnessed before they can be fully
appreciated. In cases Of CoastffsXonsl Weak
ness, Prematnre Decay and Debility mud De
crepttude arising from OH AGE, II exercises
ths electric in0nsncs.- In hs COM alcsce ut
stages Of al diseases ii operates a. a de-
iightful invigorsnt when The, powers Of !
nature are relaxed, IL operates To- re enforce
and re.establish them.
as4s s#eF
Last, but mot least, il i TIE o.fy .ofe SM-
mnianf, being manufactured from sound and
innocaous materials. and entirely free from
the acid element present moro or less in
all tho ordinary tcnics aud ytonachics Of tho
day.
No family medicine has been 80 universally
and It may be truly added, deserssaky popular
with the intelligent portion Of The comn unity
- HOSTETTERS BITTERa sf
Prepared BY HOSTEL Err 4 SMITH, Pitts
burg, Pa Sold BY oil Druggists, Grocers and
svsfywAsrs. v5n5lyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07
THURSDAY JAN. 7, 1864

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07
LUTHER DODD.

MIR EDITOR.
You will confer favor upon me
by printing the following :.
The school has just opened with
bout l7.5 pupils in all the departments
and wish again to urge upon parents
and friends the necessity Of keeping
their children constantly in school dur
ing school hours. A single day or rec
ita,ion lost is a serious disadvantage,
not only to the pupil himself, but to the
class to which he belongs.
The following is list Of those whose
standing | consider TO have been high
est d ,ring the past term. It is made
up, as | have before stated, from tn.
general school roll, the conduct roll and
the class roll thus depending upon the
daily attendance in school and in the
classes, good behavior and good reci-
tations.
10 Misses-Elvira Harrison, Lnc,
Bailey, Maria Crawford, Amanda Rines
Margare: Lortz, Hannah Tufts, Carrie
Fisher, Maggie Fisher, Hannah IIillman
Cnrie Armstrong, Carrie Dodd, Mrs.
Fee, Miranda Wilson, Lucy Nickcrson,
and Nancy Dew,
Messrs John Bishop and James
Crawford.
9-Misses Louisa Harrison, Dorothy
Gerhcart, Alyira Knapp, Vclina Don.
aldson, Mariana Donaldson, Lizzy Cary,
Celia Cary, Lizzy Armstrong. Mary
Moe, Maggie Carpenter and Ara Rog-
ers,
Messr'-IIiram Bunce, Henry Miller,
Orrey Wadley, Lorin Staley, Otis Cros
By, and James Altman. al.
Yours truly,
g. w. BURTON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07
For the Transcript.
SMALL FRUtrs.

SMALL FRuirs.
The first condition necessary to sue.
cess in producing the small fruits is a
right PREPARATION, with very little variety
is necessary and suitable tor all. Where
strawberries will grow first rate, there
the grape zinc will do well, likewise
the Raspberry &c. Ground should be
deeply worked, and well MANFRED and
It the manure 10 worked deeply into the
ground it should be perfectly ro,cd. No
fresh manure should be put about the
plants in the spring.
In preparing strawberry bed I spade
ny the ground in the fall before plant.
ing. at least Is inches deep, and mix it
with well roted stable manure, and
ashes or lime. Plants will grow very
well without this deep preparation, bu,
rot so large and thrifty and Il cy can.
not endure drouth or winter over
The roots OF your vines will soon cx
tend down to the depth Of the prepared
sell. 1fthat is shallow a slight drouth
will destroy yonr cr,p but where the
roots extend Is inches or two feet down
the ground, AT that depth, will remain a
long time moist, and the greater length
ofroots will give greater ,iyor to the
plart Land well worked attracts mos-
ture from below. Then the vines will
endure the winters mach better. The
roots striking deep will no, be liable to
be killed with freezing. l have lost
scarcely any strawberry vines by win
ter killing.
The pro lection give them is ligh,
covering Of straw, or hay, or any kind
| Of litter. 1t would be well, if convent.
, ent, to throw OH some brush, or bean
poles with the vines attached, or any.
thing to catch the snow. Most varieties
of strawberries are best cultivated in
h lis Is inches apart in the rows. The
runners should al! be taken off from
those that bear fruit. If you wish to
increase your stock OF plants, let part
of your bed run, but to produce frs
rate, plants, the runners eight to BE-
taken Oft after each plant has produced
five or six new plants. If,yon le; yonr
vines produce all ,hey will Of fruit, and
fill up the ground with new plants, your
fruit will all be inferior and your plants
will be feeble and Of little. worth. The
ground should be kept clean aud light.
~ mulchej between the hills, with straw
or hay. The hills will stool Oh, and
bear quarts noble great berries which
makes ones mouth water to think of
them. Rightly managed the strawber
~ is unfai'ing in its crop. Spring fros,>
hardly ever has much injurious effect.
and the ground properly prepared and
kept clean Of weeds, ,!routh, unless M.
usually severe has but little effect. And
then it pays well AID the better tn,
culture the better the pay. A yer,
small piece OF ground will furnish a
family with all the berries they will
need and the labor Of proaucin viii
be well roqni,ed IN y return Vf health
and good fruit.
Yours LUTHER DODD.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07
Stomach, Liver& Bowels

OLOmdCu, LlV0IO1 DOW GA0
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Headache,
General ehiliiy, Nervousness, depression
of Spirits, Constipation, Collie, Intermi'-
tent Fcvers. Cramps and Spasms. md
all complaints Of either sex, arising
from Bodily Weakness whether
Inherent in the system or pro.
- dnced by special causes.
Nothing that is no. wholesome, genial and
restorative in its nature enters into the ccm-
position of HOsTETrER s stomach Bi,ters.
This popular preparation contains no mineral
Of any kind, no deadly botanical element
no fiery excitant: hut il is i combination Of
the extracts Of rare bal sa mic herbs ani plants
with the pnrest and mildcst Of all difusivc
st:mulants.
II is well TO be forearm med agains. disease,
and. 80 far rs the human system can be pro
tected by human means against malatiies en-
gendered by an unwholsome atmosphere, inn
pure water and ether external causes, no
STETTERS BlTrERS may be relied Oh as a
safeguard
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07

A pure and lowerfui Tonic. corrective and
Alternative Of wonderful efficacy and di-
sease Of the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-07

BY 9. I. Bailey, Deputy.
, 1864-11-01
DR CARRIERS C0UaE BALSAE

VIII Gure Coughs, Colds, Asthns, Goa
sumption, Hfonchft1s% spft<tnA
Blood Pain In tho Side and 8reaxst
Wheop1nG Cough. CxeuP, and MI Eli
easea or tbs Throax and LQnx1.
, 1864-11-01
Il DESPERATE SCOUNDREL.

fF1ozn the Loui.vllle Journal, Oct. III
The notorious ushHhacRer and gueril1a
leader Buck Holmes, whose name is associa-
ted with many ont1sgeou proceedings and
acts OF horror. met WITH hls death at the
bands OF James Skiles, United States scout,
on Tuesday night Of last week, at the house
Of Wm. Denumbra, rear Ashland, 0heatham
county Tennessee. THIS bold outla r ecouu-
drel sailed under number OF names, and he
WAS noted for his bitter hate toward all man
kind, his utter depravity Of heart, and bis
blooa'htsty 5svSnes Whether sass assuming tog
Thompzon Zoyonia, Or Delsal Hlg0, he was
the same numbering ecoundrel' aud robher
fend, ard to the people WAS theevil spirit Of
the border Of the Cumberland.
In the atfray.. with Sixties, Holmes fought
with desperation, and did not yield until
eighteen pistol bulls had pierced bis body.
With tfsordered costume, strained eyes, his
form stained with the warm blood flowing
from his many wounds, aud with wild
look Of despair, be sank to the earth COM
pletely exhausted. He was raised from his
prostrate condition, carried Into the house,
fingered brief hour in agony, when the
breast ceased to heaye, and the guilty spirit
passed from time to eternity.
Before be died be made confession Of his
many crimes Of highway robbery, and &C.
knowle6ged THAI he had murdered twenty
one Federal soldiers {eight white, and thlr.
teen colored) and four citizeus. Even in tbs
bour of death his thirst for blood and revenge
did not desert him. Bis only 1egret mas th.t
| he had not lived long enough to take the life
! of another man, D. D. HOLMAN, Of Spring.
| field, for whom he had formed bitter hatred.
His thoughts Of the past and future did not
appa1 him, and he died as he had lived, q
| hardened criminal areyeugeiul monster, aud
| blocd-tbiEsty scoundrel. He was well
| armed. On his prison was found four six
shontfnfr reyolyefa $500 in rreeDbackB Stos
| in Tennessee money, and about $50 ID Con
federate scrip.
Strange toisay, Mr Skiles was not wound
| ed In the aHrny. Holmes was much excited
and bis aim was wild and erring The rob
| her, ontlaw aud murderer now. sleeps In I
rude grave With startling record OF feavfu
| crime and vlllanY to hand bis 1ame down tt
| poeterity. Mr Bkt]es deserves the thanks o
the people for Riding the world Of auch I
| monster
, 1864-11-01
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS OF
VERaL RE8EL Coy
EKNORS:'
T:hey Declare that the last Man,
The Last Dollar and the Me-
groes Must be Employed.
Important Resolutions Of Rebel Gov.

Txnnortant Resolutions of Rebel Gov.
ernors.
lffom tne a1snnaoAu 1Aa"tnss' ' ocs
A. meeting ot re a Gosem9rs Sta q tne s states
CoorT1a Alabama and MipsfsaipDi. held IN
Atia5ta' Georgia, on Monday, tie l7th inst,
Governor William smith nresidlnr. after d
1Cse1not 'tnttan Guta ps~..,.E6tt A ',J
full, tree nnd aarnonlons consu4att ~ anu
Interchange Of counsel, the fouo Hlng among
other views Wtre expressed:
Reto Ihst taste T. ~ ~ ~
asptct O. pIelae anams ~ ~ t6s - 20 tha ~. w.
o. peaes A. nd ~ - oigpa an
ence tne @ nsevs enfdera IN the All and
'4 ~ Huf conieSers,e aatotities in he
Of s t ecfya e Sse o1l If es on
e1x5tlons e,.a,ss 10 'n'feae' @D' e'e' 'e' - '''
Rs,9fen 1aat - tas asr+ s,,r,c,sa ~ sers1ny.
aIe losnues'a ~ is56n a, trne nafrio,asm de7aea
slnmen. dn9 sn9ces nj aac s1ouid Eta The 9th
, 1864-11-01
GDHH1lIW{tpsS &D1RAH%
q p - =!
CONSTITUTION WATER
The Great Remedy for tha
CONSTITUTION
AND TIE ONLY gxowN REMEDY FoH
ONSTlTuTlOM MI
Diabetes, and Diseases o3
the Kidneys and Bladder
Constitution Water
AND TIE ONLY KNQTN REMEDY FQH

HI, bsan pronounced BY TIC Mcdisn Faesisy. ~
tue Public, TO be thu most wonderful fenodY }o7 u
permanent cure OF Ill diseases Of the 8soaaek. v0,
klttne}s. Blsdder and Womb. thst hA avee odEE
Il il NOT 4 Medical water. It Is from expas4ebs0
that Constitution Water hAs en1Anated. and Nc noW
say let no man doubt when bugla bott1e ha4 heGA
knoTu 20 cure discases which the best medical tAl5
IN this country has fAied 70 reEevc+ ,-~-
Water cannot be classed unds- qn.ckH prepAxatto@
"a It Ia now used BY thu most scientific
ts city. II Is puly second elisa phTslciaos thAt b
down popular remedies while the better skilled ne2
use Of every HEans TO accomplish 9 euEe: and ~
uccess Of tie Physician Increases bis kuoWledka Al
dlderen. reueaie5 en1b1ea Elm TO produce cux1,
willis otheEs all In the attempt Science sau0aa
WIZ GtTs az TGonssituuan Water feir nial-wa mean yoa
vhn ara urdex sorue srecia!fstH cars ffoA Jea{ "a
yeaf and Fe particularly Bliude to LADIES who azs
Constantly fesoEt1ug to local treatment and NIL sog
of local applications for diseases With ~ much cbanex
Of succrss al thers would be nom local Applications
We have always been careful to use langu u OF
Circular that could not shuc1 tho most delfcato
zatoo, bnt We receive 80 many GnE1mQrieat1 nof3
peraDpu for 9hicb Constitution WatsE s AdAptnd, -
uf whose disease no mention has been mails, th.e ~
hava CONC 70 tho conc.uson that the tenad{ . g.
may be, II should b made known The Medicine u
put up for the public. and there should be no exea
a9ps ~ would sa7. Constitution waeaz L. not uxs Kid
% p,1, ,aaas % suir ne sys and taate; L ~ ms
tia peope for thelr rrlief, and taken according
the d.rectiors, Il will IN every case produce fs8eA
cuIe Te po.ld ray skat the directions N EeKKfa 4
dies, tc rstste only % the tlaecse Eaes. which Tn
i otEu1.
, 1864-11-01

duty Of the proper authosites 70 eu!ozes the per
fou,atce Of tbft tutT, aad to give to such oHEe1s
N nece+ a1ry asttstapca a. jar As practicable.
Rksotp d. That tho course Of the euemv, IN ap-
proptat1 our sl4ves who ohappeu 70 fs1 into their
bands to purposea Of war aeems to jast1tF cnsuse
OF policy On our part and whilst ~ners OF slaves
undas the c1lcumtiances Should freely Yield than
to their conEtry. We recommend 10 our authori-
tier. ucuer proper regulations, to appropriate such
ps.i Of them To tue public service al msy be re-
qp'red.
Resotced, That the States have tho righ: to &.
port such prodncstona and to Import such supplies
a. may be necess for State use. or for ths con-
fo or support OF thatr troops IN service, npon my
vessel or vessels owned or chaTtered By them and
that We request Constess At its next tssaion 10
pass laws removing all RESTRICTIONS which hare been
Imposed by Confederate authority upon such el'
ports OF imports BY the States. =.
And hstiy, We deem It not inappropriate to d.
clare our firm AID unsfte1ab'e purpose, ~ re be-
leye it to be that OF our fellow.cllxena to main
tain our right Of SELF eovernment TO establish our
Independence and to uphotd the nights snd sover-
eienty Of the Ssstee or to perish In toe attempt.
Rksp red, That the Chairman be tepuet.ed to
send cops OF there resolutions to hi. E1ctlteney
President Davis, aud also one each to tho Psest-
dept Of the Senate and the Speaker Of the 11onse
Of Repte.ent4iiyes. and the Governor OF The .ev-
e1al States Of the Confedesacy 10 be laid bsote he
rtepecttye bodies,
, 1864-11-01
DIABETES

u d.eeass ot The Stomach 1ad L7se. seH2k:sa5on91
disease, except Conzu1 1ttou, that adets 10 human
eoasat9tioa. " na9e 20 space ior ascusa,aF N ea9s
Vesion OF Tho s.archy principle 1or yeeetAbin por
Of tho food INTO angar xh,ca stimulates tae naasy
suffer from this dseAse who are tgaGsant sf tina
H. they pass Large quantities during Ge day and NJ
during tie light No notice Is taken Of /: until that
sttenton IA called the large dlscnsrge Or water art
control Of ordinary remedies. Another symptom q
as 5 .hsh ssen .sua ths gs f
Flthoat betag sattsaed: siso d.yasas q ne mould
Tnncea e.ses nd t1ally osa Of apretts, arpacAuoa
snd taa ps:1bat fy%tEal9 ta0 frcrn f7hxuzaon.
, 1864-11-01

PROF. LONGS APPOINTMENTS.
P1ot. J. Thompson Long, Prir ctpal Of Lane
Academy vii addrcss the people 1t the folio lug
, 1864-11-01
GperlRI NDtGf8.
[IkdHS
Dr. H. Auder4 ~ Co.'s
THDrNK WATER


ndiae Wntef scu uxon he HxAxf, LfvKx, E1ts
lsErp, ,p1a.sT1vz oa6Aps and GLAKnuIA1 eEs-KK.
The sucecAs which ha& attended the Of ths re:a
ndy In Br1vtse practice. snd The ENDORSEMENT Of ned
fsA1 authority enable to end It to the prAs
ttloues and the puhlic. feeling contdsot that with
xstr tr1s1 It VII atteat it, ovu excellence In tic cure
ri Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine. tocn .
&:u1oyuLA. BRoKQUrrle, eEM tRCFT1nzes h3Aht'
&isA3Ah k1DkKy D1A1A6fh ExEvoUs 6Y eAAlot p
GxukAla1A4 RuuxAx1sH. HTsfKrs1A. uAh4t13 II
EYfNum, a..
fR1sclata mky rely upon the nniforn y sns - -
Godne Water II coutAinlnR ttsae Guk9se1 eihl0A
xodine Ii each 1uld ounce ruH1 snssf' .r'.sss-
Hx1Ha usKD. II Is not ltatle - dtcouposlu@a ~.
Spontaueoua1y formed tccouh1itite: nelsae. u ~
Trdtnc oxvd1es nor ncutrAIi1ed bJ combination Win
An1 tnksca!eut, rende1!nf Eais @ @non0oa sapekass ~
fsny other u tthcd Of eIhiptin9 ioane: :. ,nsv
fuil direcsope accompany eAch potue tnAs a1 - a5
" nssI - ,anilT medicine veil II bS tAe psoes
b1oA. .....- ,<. r.. A.,
A-e ~ hct.Iea delivered F1AER D e1aseaA 70 any
3IRsEsre Of Countsrftlss auu limitations which N.
nnct1lo1 da41et1 erdesFcr u c1stht o. o. our rep
Eaf1on Sec signature and trade m1rk ttho ateex
Wasd hssdtns tnta atvErttsetnsEt upon the lAbelf
Ind WrapneI1 Of each bottle without which nnas u
IGIsY1crls1 1rans. Dr. q. ANnER8 4 CO.
PnYgtctsn1 and Chemists, Us Broadway, r. z.
Fos - by BLISS d 6HAI5. III Lake-st-, Chicago.
IA ~r1f Z T1A Iii
, 1864-11-01
HEADQUARTERS UNION STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE, CHICAGO, pcs> Is, 1881,

The judges end Clerks will return to the
proper officer or officers to whom BY 1a#
Ioey ave required to return the poll books.
within four days after the electi N, TWO pack
ages, properly sealed aod directed, one con
tai1ing ballots sealed up and directed as
aforesaid, and the other containing one ct
the poll books, oaths Of the Judges and
Clerks, ard tally list, with the returns for
county ard State officers, properly certified
10 by the Judges and Clerks.
The other poll book, with the returns duly
filed up ind certified, must be sealed and
retained In the custody Of one of the Inspect
orr. The form Of the certificate can be
found by reference to the statutes.
, 1864-11-01

HON. WM. P. KELIOGG's APPOINTMENTS
Fl, cpoir. Stephenson Co....... Tuerday. Nor. /.
Fulton, Whl:eslde co :....... "Wednesday, NV. e.
EIein.. Fdday, Nov.
eMC2Eu... oatuIEAfs Nof 2.
Can:or. Monday, N2V. :.
, 1864-11-01
BosToH Coa1kRs. n T.. Dec. q, 15a.

eentz fTeeiY g1vs Jou liberty 70 naka usa o< IN
pIlqF1nR cert1ncate Of the yalue Of CQuxsttut1o1
Tater. which can recommend IN tho highest ma1N
Nv wife, who was attacked with pain ID tho aboul.
ders whote length 9f tho oac1 and u her limbs. Nisk
Wofnb, pyEmoaot1hea, and Irritation of the HsdAE.
1 Called physician, who attended, haf shout thf98
taen employ ed one Of tia heat phy1tcians could I'D
Tho sttended neE sos about n,1s months. and .vhna
raca pan: Hs nnsly xss9 ner up sna sa,a sbeF caa1
n,naon of complaints mat medicine given Tor D.
operates asainss some otheE q her dicnlt,ea Abo0
Wa.er ind 70 our utter s1tonlshu1 Almost thu nF
dose seemed to have the desired effect aud ghe EEsF
SSnperintends nj antifey her derEe1sc s0aiIs Bho -
nnt taken any OF tha Con1ttuton Water fof ahqlS
duceo "" w. 3. Var B1aEc1o8x,
, 1864-11-01

T There is no crime in tie history Of
1uman wlckedness, to be compared With
the intamy Of digging up the dead soldiers
Of the Union nom their martyr graves IN
Virginia, and making them vote asSiast ths
causs which they died to sustain.
, 1864-11-01

The Union men Of this State have COM
n1etpd their nominat1ons. In view Of the
fnvaefon and the withdrawal Of so many yo-
ters from their homes In the Held, the result
If the Presidential election is deemed uncer-
tain. The following are the State and Con-
gressiona1 nominations 1u~
r.ovs,ror. T. g. Fletcher. Thos. Z. Price.
S,sU, t9avernor. Geo. Smith. Luke ". Butris.
ea, easHt, ~ aIste =. Rodtnsn JAS. McFerran.
1TJ,tnr ~ A:Thnmpeon. Chas. G. Kozttr,
Tee.sn,er ':Wna, Bishop. @. 9. Bingham.
Register Lands. j. E smith. W.,F. 11niaEs;
Atty Geneza,..R. orS1pss r Wipse' a. NJ "ooo'ois'
n,., rnaoa. Copprhead.
! sSam1. Knox, " charcoal" Joseph Hogan.
Ebn11es P. Johnsou, rad.
W.B. Norris, claYbank' a..e
a@H. T. Blow. charcoal =. 3aMoIu. 1.
s. *ThomaB 3. NOEL ~. " Ipttle'
4. 4..*Sempron1ns y. Hogo. q.n,,.o
e" % ~ Vsn HON E!i}ah q. Norton,
D. 1....- r., ~. 'E1nfeY. rad *Austin A. King,
'sf>A J.H. Birch, secesh.
aa'.'Iheh1 Iah5 9aFRlRp r Rpeptsmin. John II. Glover.
o.. Geo. II. Anderson. ,,,n,tsd eo-oa eo'tas. .te
nmcfai HTptorities In indiana.
The following are the official majoritiea
FIR members of Congress in Indiana, in all
the districts but the third.
1.t district, Niblack, Cop.
81 D1strict Ken, Cop. ~
~ ni.trfrt FArquhar, Un. q
6,b District, Julian. un..-.. ...Z1l
Ssh D stfict IlumoLt, un.... :.79S
Fin Dislrfct 0rth. Un ....................-.l.l8
HthsDistrlct ColtsI, In. ~
-Ilth District, Defrees. Up. ................. ~
! 1ita District, StaiweNs, Un....s@.. .........'2A
, 1864-11-01
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DANYlLxX, FL, Jn1a .B0,
CT Nx. q. 27caa-neA1 BIZ: In Fahx7As1, 19El, i
5ssased Eora than tNo gallons OF watsr In twenty
four ho1,s. obliged 70 Get up Us often as TN o9
iost ahoa: affy pounds L Eeehs DartgE tns saoqsa
water and Ia TWO days kfteE u1in8 1t a1peztenoe&
tnuat, and after tAktnE fwo bottles y.a ensree1
YpEx1 HutY. y.EL. DH WITT.
, 1864-11-01
DIR. EASTERIT,S
AMERICAN LlNfMEHT.

sTtfs valuable k1ntnaeEs ELL cure
Rbeu1natIsn1, SpFatn7, Bruises, Cuts,
WouI d., UIcers* Contracted TEN
DOM, Swesled and Szlff Jotcts, Lucas
ba&o> and all DI1eases whers 81
external remedy In 1adlcAtet3.
D8. BAsTERLYr8 AMRR1CAg L1NIAEHT Y.
A11o curs ep1aAhs eEniaes. Cute, CALI, Chaes Haa
curing to H0Eaks: Families should keep II coz.
tTANFIY On HAND to u3a in tina CT need, ~ II Ia
the BEET ANa3 tt.!Js== KFFIcAC10U8 lIN1AKN1
ROW In use.
FFcf sa1s ut DR. EA8TBRLY 4 COi3 Family
Medicine Store, % Aad.tou 1trtst. aeAr the For:
0Nce, Chicago, IL.
, 1864-11-01


Tbs olcnsf and NEST reliable medicine for tbs cu.e
Of Spf4stprhceA. Sa.rlLN N hkntas. los o! Power.
&c Tbih medicine h1s ttoGd toe te9s Of thirty YAka
and h21 hiExS1 proved > futEt -,
Uk. Ra nus hPEc1Fic1a O. b!tsf In the form of
feet upon the generattve otxsns Aost persons esso
caate tAe t1es ot oprrHua : ppno the ba wett no n
fskfnR Rns Etnt Of pills To- GpEinC Ct Dr. R8n4 u
not intepdsd - An tsRsu~rnR u.~dlciae ~ nedla,
nai VIRTUES are axptEnen e1tstly npon the l:npAse1
the tas1e. and many pe1toas T*scste ftsu Win IN.
would alEnEf recomne I'd. II ,EttuS the sptedlest
FAY 70 get sbe effect Of the ren1.3y
Price Il Der boz or Ii boxes for IS Sold BY Drug
Eteta oYesyWuefa-
JNo. j. KROMER Wholesale Agent
4US Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1864-11-01
W1Arn1Rsyu1D. Conn, March 2, 1saR,


Dear Bl.: Having see1 ycu- ad7nsIEE1en1 Of Co4
t+ftation Water, FecsIa-sQded for Inflammation Q4
fered for tho past three yesss md tsed ths s Of
nottle Of yonf sKsna i Hartford, AeaGs. Las. So
Co., ard xhen had n4ea ~ es q p ny saEgsa1
bottles Il IT, and "a vhge nsvez expected to bs d
nv 9rstltuda lor It; feel that It y sll and mora ts
1nu recoancnd tt 70 10. HAy sho blessing o{ 606
ssTtr s1snrt 3eu IN your lAhoY1 Ct Iowa
T9u1l, Eu1y, 12afAKU .. Hl&NsoWs