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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

NH o,oh< and the balance Including the premium AID
.5,u., ~ pei cent depoLt) on the Dist October
Th ~ win bear interest from November lst Interest
from their date to Nov l. will be paid by tho Gov
enmepi. coin
of the fr.t insanen, twenty PER cent Of
.d oaers may be paid, with accrued interest to October
"A United States Certificates Of Tndebt-dness' but sneh
,c,., will bs received Ia part payment Of the first In
I sssiDent only.
,s nnde hi, notice should be indorsed Ofer for Loan
"A addressed 10 the sceresry the Treasury The rsh'to
cue all oger. no. considered advantageous to o Govern
mem, Is rcseryed by the Secretary.
w. T. FHSEspES, Sec. ofthe Treasury
Sterling is quoted 100 for bankers at to days
for gold and francs 5loV5i5
Freiehts are extremely dull and rates ere
easier The engagements to Ieerpoo. are 800 bbis vi
Cake at Ia Cd 300 Green Sat Hides, los. ana 20 tnns
Tallow los g.; To Bremen. 800 hhds Tobacco 2's.
Cd; To Hamburg 80 boxe, Measurement Goods 2's''
and ZOO bba Petroleum, 0s. French snip 10
Bordeaux with heavy Pipe Slaves on private tI'ns
A largo meeting was held this afternoon at
Gipin's Gold Exchange when it was unanimously DO
TRIMMED by those present 20 continue TO do business
there usual.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue mas
decided that interest upon coupons duo and payable prior
to Sept l. 1862 cannot be taxed If paid after that date
The total imports at New-York Tor the week
has been:
Nv ,oo,, ..s OLIVIA ai6ICO7 & 6J09i!
General o. andise...... 293 0e l7436ls 2oi2h2
S3,S7i roe sl7o7,22s s2.6,a.p2i
Tho leading items were: Wool 2S69osl Tea, 7s'si
Sugar. III 53, Molns~es $685. Hemp 9l.6s7i Coffee
l25MI; Cotton 5lO.iOl Iron, 36-,0oi Indigo - 1876
Hoes l7s.202.
The marine losses for September are $9Ol,-
600. and for nine months follows:
J.ns r, ','.S'' si 1.a. Iuly... '.i" s3sce
Nh 90 Isaar,I ,eptem5~r.D syl.Go
Irru.rs OF Dry GooDs ST vfw YORK - sEfrEnnrA
-, i>os: . ,ss3; e, IsSi.
lo,i f,ss7sJ simo go s3i5l7A
add en,. ier consn..... ''4''eo ''.5V'' ',.e'.o2
T,,,, thrown on m. rr,rk. sIsole e7is7,sG7 s4aer
2 q , sa l' a Tl.."... g.. 5ss55 ssa sea
r.,.i entered q. .ro,,....s77156 4a6e-i1 sblil49
1z7osis ros SINE aas7as raoN JAN. !.
E.is,el ~ ~ sY@pnoH 80,
.,,,s,,,., 80 49, ;u 49, 80. ., .45c9,S.a
ii.li1. 49, fs.. brrol1us. -
I'sl 1000 slatg6l $500
SOD entered los ,on'Yn. 1894. ~ $50 80 p''1 20
Total thrown on r,-.,t.. 8 1880 Ss'.3''' sss'9"9
Ilfrr-I f,r H,i,aiotiiHg. ,..
Tot I'D VA ehor.sl ....... e. 81 Silbil f2'1Lo
Ail entered .oF Gas = Dee 'a''-'Is' q" 1900
T 81 entered A. rori..... si'oa'sl s"e1'lS fs's9's
The following abstract q Company reports
shows the coal tun1arc Or IT, week ard sca'on' 40
coppar,d with the corresponding Zine De-, year;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

4 RhRg QUARANTINE
$40 -f en-. Na,urs -- the Advertisement al he Coz
rlsGs4AL MAsrlaCruE.s3 oxrASr. ia another co.Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
SUSPECTED MURDER III THE FIRST WARp.-

SUSPECTED MURDER IL THE FIRST WARD.-
On Sturdy night tic body Of Mr.. John Fre,ei ps
ter WIS lound yirg on tie lower hatchway " No is
WUhng ,o.stect- IL was believed at the time be wa
found ...t no had accidentally fallen from an Bppe,
story ana D.en killed Yesterday Coroner W.dey led
40 ingl ~ ard ~ examination was made by DR.. Boo.
ton In bis opinion death could not have been Occa.
stoned by a accidental .a. The sAB was found TO 10
nhiular ad . lnngA there abrasion OF The fore.
hc-4. idsh, G" tue ribs were found 70 De broken in
sach flf urr ~ I'd the examiner 10 believe t1sts
hwy ,.i4ht la1 fallen on the deceased. lie thinks
thaf iisf .ce may have 5ean Knocked down by some
pps1aa.d 2 "a jumped and crushed IN tie manner
-ii .l shove. ~ this belief the Coroner shares, and
ns "a, therefore instructed Capt. Helme OF Tho 9TH
-,c ~ IN Le irquircs Tat my lead TO TIE psodue.
fiu- ri egincrro bel ling the matter. The inq-el
WI -s 900. 81 . to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
err the Eric Railway.

Live Stock over the Eric Railway.
cntent # Live Stock ran-p r'd over The road for the
we.s endns Monday. Oct L. 80 cars OF Cattle, cirs Of
Hogs, 10 OF sheep, car or Calves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Of II upon the surrounding his Some Of the ownsp>
refused 10 sell at - cents in smaller quantity In
b whole frkD.
me Boston Journal SAYS the purchasers Of butter %
fifty cents per pound deliverable at the close Of Sovem
Der. have suddenly disappeared Farmers who. at tho
instgaton Of slch parties have Kept their stocks
hand. may find that buyers turn up their noses at
the mention Of forly.two cents. Butter Is now selling
in Western s.ass ichuset.s for forty cents per ponnd
IN NewYork the price declined ten cents pound In
one week. end about the 18th OF September the very
choicest Orange County butter, In single pals sold "a
c.ly fifty cents per pound while good State rkins and
tubs sold very SLOW al fortythrce- In this state u
things what chance have those farmers who have held
May persons supposed in midsummer that the great
advance IN FAC price 81 butter wholly owing ~ the
drouth which cut short the supply This was an entire.
ly mistaken notion, the shortening OF the supply
only Temporary There never was better Autumn for
bntter-making known tian that OF e6i, and We donbs
whether America ever produced orc butter aud cheese
In one year tnan It will this The cause of high prices
was not scarcity IL owing to tho price of exchange
on Europe Tat a. one tnpe was 80 high es hppeis
could no ID 70 pay sixty cents IN cur currency ard sell
for twenty-five in Liverpp. With the decline VI gon
down butter and cheese no holding on nor ahy man
padtions Of TIE market can prevent tas result Ior It's
sir1 PIE rc'son that the country Wei. supplied aud the
home oOnsui pOn decreased with butter az two and
a half times its usual value families have learned econ
omy IN its use they did not practice IN former year,
great many American families haze learned eecres
well known 10 ICropcan families that butter 10 laxu
ry rot necessary OF life. Meat glaves. SruIs, and
ffuit Juice wish little added, and the good Old
fashioned Yankee "apfle sauco In Which no sugar !:
used or the Pennsylvania apple-butter," made equal
Is cheap ase good 505titu, for butter and have been
and b. usct 10 iessei us consumption and clnapeps
is present ya.uo of about lC9i in gold there Is NJ
pos by % keeping butter up to hty cents peg pond
Farnegs seulatOfs, aad butter dealers generally MAJ
as wei make uote OF tbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Advert -efDrnt.
pRrCIs REDUCED ON ALL KINDS oP
CURTAIN NArKRI.rA
g. T. T. =. D. kLLry, NO. ~ bfosa"iy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

IOfais.ss.sssssssss s.s.f'NS
TALLON-The market Il decidedly more sct'Ne, 0u' PIC
srr heavy and puchaseri sales ol lo ~ d. a. -.
l.lc for V.s.cn, ana l3l ios cry ,o- q.
iiN-Pg = du aud pnccs easier small sales ~ sc a.
Co. for sUa.ts ANA EDssh iiaies sTo dcl and nohiAy
lower. -.
WlilsNY-The market T. quiet bat closes hn sales o.
40 bb!s Il 81 ~ Tor state, and 81 - Tor Nc-.In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

TIE CANDIDATE on A PEACE PLATFORM.
Tho above is the tile Of little political presidential
cartoon wood engrayers representation OF the io.t
cal situation for sale by the American News Company
and ID worth purchasing by ell who love political satire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

PETROLEUM-rhi. mnrkst Is unse.ted and Irces ,rs
lo' ef; saes Of loo bb Crude ct 5iGSc 10, eo~ n
49, h3ls Eeiucd free NJ 13nTS'-
RlGE-1hc rarket is dali, heavy and nominal .
sJGAkSR l. dull and heavy anu prices remain non
nal .aes Of 100 hid, monty hc~Orc4ns a. r..
heavy. ~ ecion 30 bhs Crushed sod i -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
'hOicc Grape Vines md
strawberry Plants Free!

want loo, 900 persons TO apply TO me for
.ampits 81 my variable agricultural and
,oit growing paper the RCRAL ANtn.c...
or'cA, NY, Vol VII, {. beautiful .emi-
ho,'''y,) which will be sent from July, ieG,
% January, lists, for only YlYry rssrs. an,
'stry s"s scriher win receive in September.
WEE ana post PAD, the fun amount Of his
MhscriI tons ia RrssELL's GnrAr rxoIir1r
STRAWBERRY Plants, which il III. ln,g,s, nni
NEST prolific IN existence, bearing from .or
70 500 he:ries 10 smgic plant, so,ne o! which
are as large As nES's Ecasl nr subscribers
may have fine pslarrare. Caneora, Diane.
Hehrcca, or Utryord r,etydc. grape r,ae, ,s,r.
il preferred. My specimen papers arc ac..
free, post paid. which give the full details Of
Ill my liberal Offers, in vines, sc, 10 sub
scribcrs and clubagcn,s. there is no ham
bug At all in this matter, as have m im-
mense supply Of plants ani vines, growing
on my farm, in Clinton, ONEIDA Co. n. \.
where I'll letters 4 ust be addressed. Money
sent At my risk, and not one letter in ,hous
and fails TO reach me. Twenty thonsaai
vines and plants were sen, free 70 suhcribsrs
last spring. all ofwhich are growing finely
I can furnish ali the best varieties Of grape
vines by the dosss, hundred, or shonsaad, 81
20 the Russell Strawberry plants. all ~ lev
prices. T. b. MIN 8R
s6n3lwl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

L.H tHAi pntMiUNs- II Grace G ,.lc,
IN ha \. y. Trsbnne a The o3.l, of r.
- tas i pien,',sn i Gee iiun,.r,d dol.
iar-, ~ Tie nv .ri 81 the Am. lus,i,ntr,
n. T., for tie best rl.rc Of grapes,
WEIGHING, nol les than AK r"una<, OF
any variety l;uaan tn .Amcr,c ~ ptnpa
gators or growers. Tncsc grapes ,uu,;
tr earlier dian The l,ahei., Ca;x~ha
ar ID ma The br,ue> must be of good
medium ~ Al d not Il ,i,ie 10 fall from
the stem when ,irr. The flesh must
u. mrit,ny nni ;e.ri"r qnite to che cen,
ter. ihr :l,Nor must ne pnre, rich,
,,noss and cx,..lr,a'ing. The wire
mus, b. h>elsh,, prod active. OF good
!.ai:t u growth tu' training IL yards
and gardens as we'll as in whey ,r.,-,
with leaves n ,,.,i ~ hardy and well
81 ,n'cti 81 eur clmac - those uf TIC
Delaware.
Also u#c hundred dollars ;.r the hest
h.,..: :. . - .,.t,.l,
"
w., ~. ~ - ~ y : 49, w.
-, :,
,n -, -,
- y M. :.
j & rcqni- i liat ;he a,s''c sub
4 ~
:"
~ ~ 80 =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

e,wr.-lsG T'nv!r.-Nany rcrsa,

swF.11<G FNr!T.-M Many person
expose f. tit Tor a lime bcf;a.. packing
80 !et it sweat :; q, leave openings in
1l,o packages Tor the escape Of neis.u g
horticultural writers of reru'e soa,e
fnnes recommend euch practices, and
.scn assert that sweating is . ns u"a'
process 70 which Ill f1uit ~ sm' jet. W.
arc not prepared 10 say that there i, no
'a.il''y whatever IN any 1t the processes
that pass BY the nam" Of '.Swaa,,n.."
though We think mnat Of them injur,nu,
bn' We are made sure by science and
practice I,st the tern itself involves an
essential error, Ssea'iny. properly
eneaking is tho cxus!a,iou nf M ':sur.
.;,rou.h the rn..., ur.he skin in such
quantities as ia maistpn E. sur..cu
This i commonly, if not a'xays, what
i mean, by those wiap aap', the term
IL tiuli !; and in this s.n>r, son, Il trait
cannot b" made to swea, except by
pressure. ihs conclusion j. supported
rot cn1y b a general knowlp ivr Of IA
efficient methods II pfs-u,.in.. ard
marketing tini'~, lni also by ia. -esa,-
- iaaial experiments carried "a e..
-<xctal ,eais-
= sstnfe from the air ia freGncn'i,
ea'lds'>ei 20 rs ~ yiys THE ,pi.t.l, nncc
81 s"'a M, n MON pitcher ~ ice
Na'as 'l;c s1nsiie rotiitiaa lein!
i'al the body eAl"ee.l >he',l.' b. ea.lvr
''sn he >nrsnnal,h. a,n,a spker.
4 light difference # Temperature is
snfh, len; u a aa'np rls<- and il i fro.
qucnt.s ye1t dsfcul, 8, s<n,d The 10
ennt enient ff.c:s x this nata4,, iaN
Emit picked .is Geld weafit-, car
lardly lie brought into warm room
for sorting and packing and barrels
'''at were perfectly d,y wl.n packed
fn cool day, IL the Interior. WI! .eek
viii, moisture Immediately after being
csunel in New York fog.
we have confined Our remarks to
sound ffi,i', not because nrspnnd fruit
!, really on exception, hut because ,le
~ u comm 'nly accompanied by heat
mich causes csap.raii ~, All the va
is.f IS ap: 10 be condensed on tie in.
tie u package or the outer (,pa
-'}"', layer al trait. In such case
'''H package, ~ = whole, max be sad
~ DC swcatins.-- GIN Cu@,ta.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
is E1erep'ion nm State or MI
n nc pal T.. KAT OIL

.;ut aside f"nin al he advantages we have
enumerated. asan. .tt ~ tom res er.,n,.,s
1iiiani. md Trso., ~ notes from iaeot ,3rs,,on
On the ayerag", I is exemption is wnr,i
about 'w rer cc1f. 'er hnnun, according n
IL" rate oitaya'ion IN .ar,ci.s rars 81 "a,
country
4, IL y i'avcl hat 10 s.cu,it;es nirrr !,
great Inducements o lenders as ,iosn Issue
BY tie government. In All othcf irrnis "
nd eh'e ,ness The faith ,i!iir Of priv ~fr
parties. or stock companies or separate CON.
nnniries only is r!nd."d tor rav,arn'. while
h" whole properly Of The cnuntrv IL II, t,t
10 secure ,se discharge Of III the obi, g,tan<
nfth. United St,,cS.
While ths govern hent afc the mos III
-rnl terms for i,s loans. il believes IN, H.
vVrv sfroHgcs' arfftt v i'll he to the % liz,
ant' nat,ic,ism at Tie people.
Duplicate certificates will hr issu 4 for i. Il
LEI csi,s Tie patty ,iernsitin. mus eni",s {
npe,l the nrtyina! certificate the derominm-
ION ofnot required. and whether they ave
70 he issued in blank or pasah'e TO order
When 90 endowed il must BIZ eft with he
-ffiicsr receiving the deposit. 10 be forwarded
I" the F'c ,sury Experiment.
Stnsc7irrioSs Wilt q: RECEIVED Nv tie
Treasurer Of he United states. Mt Washing
ron. the several Assistant rreasur:rs and
1csigna'el Repositories ii u ny the
First Natin" al Bank Of
Iowa tl'v. LIONS. Davenport and D+sn1uc
,nd BY all Nsrianal Banks which are seposi
taries u public money, and
ALL. RFSrrci ARE I.ANKe AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in
formation AMI
Afford eyE,Y FACILITY 70 SUBSCRIBERS
vol1n3 lm3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
], ). 7-3O


The Secretary Oft Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Can-
pom Treasury Notes payable three years from
Au9 18th, l>64 with semi annual interest
Il the rate Of seven nud three to. tbs per cent
Ter annun,, principal and interest 10th to be
paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible NJ the option
Of The holder Mt maturity, into six per cent
gold bearing bonds. pa able not less than
five nor more than twenty years from their
jlnte, as the Government ma, elect The,
viii lie issued in denominations Of $50 SlnO
$500, 81 900 and 5000, and all suhscrir-
TORS mus, he for ff,y dollars or some multi.
plc Of fifty dollars.
The notes will he transmitted to the own.
era free of TRANSPORTATION charges ns soon at
tor he receipt Of the original Certificates Of
percs, rs they can be prepared.
A.,he notes draw interest from August IT,,
parsons making deposits subsequent 10 that
4 I. mrst pay the interest nc re from date
Ct roe 10 .'a'e # .'eNrs'e.
ra,;.s l-postirc twenty five tfo"sand dol
ln-,ani m ards 70, these not g at any one
tor cr ono per cont. which will &c paid by
.hr Treasure Department upon the receipt
~ = 'f;i' 60, tho mn nrf. c"rsifcl ~ nv the
anfccr wi whom the deposit was wade, a,
'.nr.t nns f,r commissions must be made
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
NOLLO Y AVS PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relative, in the
Army or Navy should take especial care tina
'h,s be amply supplied with these Pills ard
Oi'tment; and whore the brave Sold'ers
n Sailors have neglected to provide them
selves With them, no better present can be
sent them by their Friends. They have been
pro 30, to be the Soldiers never fai ing frieuds
in the hour OF need.
Coughs g. Colds affecting Troops
Will be speedily relieved and eftcctually
eli, ed by using these admirable medicines.
an' by paving proper attention TO the ''rec-
to, which are attached to each rot or Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
" aa.tmS.. y. sDts,,:tty induced by
stsar s';.st.-sH

VII soon disappear b. III" use Of 'hese IN
",uahlc Pills ard ,he >olliec will quickly
&c ,uire aIi:icral strength. Never let the
Bowels be e;h"r confined or untiuty acted up-
on II r"at seem s'rnn.e. ;hat Holloway 5
WINS should Re recommended for Dysenterv
md Flrx. many PERSONS s"nf"s'ng that they
sau.l increase the relaxation This is \
great mistake for these Pills will correct the
iycr and stomach, ana thus remove All thu
.cril hrno,s from the system. This msdi
cine will give ,9ae anil vigar to the whole
ranic system, however derangcd, while
health AMI strength follow rs u matter o.
course. Nothing Will stop the relaxation Q
Inc 4, wes so sure as th.s famous medicine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
\ cDekney t,nris. mr., 4 Seated, !

\ cnokney t,nris. m,t Sca,c', las
sie soins towards Glasgow. .l,a.sie,' :
II he, Il w,nd'r il al! the people ia
h.sc pats GO bars!oo. 90 part o..
','n d., and :he res, Of EN- mind ,hci,
VAN Business" vas the rather se,tl;n
nlly
a ETC SWEET p.rArn.-Ve saw
yesterday sweet ra,aio'lhat weigh.
cd seven pounds. Il VA son. bv 4
Eon,icm from III. to friend in hi.
c;i... !, il All Il, ~ lsrg. =. i mclun
siznh can'clop", and pronounced hy
those who have seen il as the bigges,
sweet potato ever yet unearthed.--
W*.EaG N.) L.sU;seacer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
E'xl:i AND Essrsss9csv,


rhef1Ef,Y rcrsst,.c.esf l.ff.s,iaz !i'iiHee-
III. frame hstes IL on ,l.oros.t sal
.4pfsp4 gy.'g1yfr tra;n rrSf rtnttrca .rG tho
.i.,l,;fit; 10 shrink. sS.'4. sasI;. Ne. 90 n,
,,,y,i's n wooden ,ract,f.srs Is rn,etI i
NJ fifgr SIRE II ~ ,5s, s,,s,,f ! t7ete,tlas
wn,ros,, ar 81 ~, # o.,,. i caf. H., ..s,,.
81 ,;r,,t,. ~ INA .,ts i, i s.,s'e y.,o,.
~ ;YR,N Trn WiriI ~; ifirun:-g Gor
WHEELS
II ;,,R ,ha r'nsr ,Rrnr1-t; .4Eifr c
o, S,,,c ,,J r.pn,-. r,i.s !. l-ss ,,,l
,r,tt,.t ~ eyeerfi, IN S.st rr;,,-er .ycrr,,,.
i.s,e.I &c hslievia. IL. statements nf ~
,;ns Interested IN the $40 ~ oI,er Wrinrar.
,py - ,,n ,r-.,,,, rnp ,.,,-p.r,.,
=. :. : = ,l',sl ~, -" r't'
eSts' 't'''o WIZ 'ff -
"'"fFs, a"a = NJ e"S''s. i''safo''' ''-
'"7h
-, s'''2 aht'h'hg 'seO thrfa4ioa
as' itRt without s'crNao"
Pa.enie., . ). t'c Tattei tsiatcs. Frr'a,ti
Cas- and australia. Agents, wanted in
every ,"wn
Iu,nan MsngflcfariaJ Co:
| CEsrLEary: iuaie f-5,a i,r1c,.s'. --n.-i
sncc tla,i-oe v,l s,'r4,,,:,,, e.ft .i.e I'D. so
| ns,,1,:ear 'ast IN p,r;,cir. can safely s,y
| after sevsra. years eyrerienca in the manu-
; f4oturc Of csain for chain pnmrs ard vs,e,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
AGENTS WANTED.

~ sell ~ SUBSCRIPTION An excellent. Illus.
tta:ei and law-rrici history oil tho Rebellion.
Il 10 both English and GernAn. - 4 lso several
ether beautifully Observation-Disclosures.
] and valuable family works, Also for
Pe'iers aud Agents great variety Of PIC.
1iifcs, Butte scenes, PORTRAITS of cminen,
Generals and Civilians, Gems for The Album:
&c, togs'hcs with large assortment OF STA
tioncry Packages. These goods cell well.
For Circulars with terms, nldres
HENRY HOWE,
III Main Street, cincinne,i.
venl9
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

sssg ;s'.:.. ss'sc. sstsa.a.s* sn...
ss4'a fsss.s. N..s;>s:. asts-.. ssn.s.
.s>. &s. sss@aefs es., sss:.s...
s'Osa:-.. as.s,nr,l.. Ar
tn: VI il -,c. ~: a.t! 81 fJ ;'o.rs INV.
ties, m F'agss. - and vs. s;-e, Tor iiariis
rCELlc ll.rirrrI4>s 70.
"'n's iafsllitfe rtmjies known
Free from Pei,oas'
"-'a' danga raas i, The Hum ii Family.
aE"is come oHt &C .Aeir holes 10 die ).
e." Sold Wholesale in all large cites.
cs.ro'l by: II Diurs SITS anI Retailers
eve vwhefe,
G1r'!! BswsEs !! os all WORTHLESS; jmjta
!ions.
~ sec that "cosrAa's" name is on each
Box. Bettl' auI Flask before 20 hn,.
sr9S" Adj treas Henry r. Cos ar.
r@si .fR'NsIPlL D.Pnr ~ l.RoADw.Y "
HAA sold by all Wholesale ani Retail
Druggists i, Toledo.
v6n2Dmi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Ready made Clothing
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Just opened two doors East Of the Peoples
Store in TOLEDO.
The subscriber had just opened his new
Shop at the above named place, where he
will manufacs, re, and sell harness NJ the
loves, Figures that can possibly be afforded
Harness IN .le to order upon sh ,rt Asrice
after any pattern Or style that m.y he srlss
ed.
make AL harness ont Of the
best ..G ssYSN
Repairing done aron shori notice.
! respectfully ctaira \ share Of public
patronage promising TO gaarantee satielAe.
ton.
vSDAsy HATWoRTH;:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
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49, 1892 E3w lost How restored.
Just published, a new edition of DR.. Gull
verwell's &c ebrated ESSAY on the
radical cure without ntedicinel OF SrERMA.
ToaanGA o. seminal Weakness Involuntary
Saminal Losses lMrotExcY. hcnta, end Phys-
ical Inca acty, fmreaimens to Marriage,
ctc.; also, CONSUMPTION. EPlLfpsY and FRS.
induced by self indulgence or sexual cxtray
ngance.
rrA- Price, ia = sealed envelope only 6
cents
-eTie celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates. from thirty
years successful practice, that the Alarming
Consequences Of seF abuse may be rad caily
cnrcl without the dengcrens use Of inter-
nal med cine or the application Of the knife
--poiniirg cut i mode u cnre nj once sim
pie. eer'a,n ana eiFcoteAl, ~ means of which
ever. eulercr 10 mater What lis condition
INV h mas cure timselfchearly, privately
AID raf'ooliy.
f. TITS ecfnre shonld be In the hands
of .s.3, Tas.ih ant every man in tie Land.
.>ensu n.icr sea-, Of in plain envelope, to
any address post paii On receipt Of six cents.
or two poet stamps. Address the pntifhers.
CIlAS. J.C KLINE * CO,
1877 9owerv New York, Pest ofIi.e
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
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dyspepsia Efysipalas. r .,.ney
lICOmplRint 6iek and ". s~..S Nes1aeM
Ms..t2ia. Orar.h 7ss''r; ::drbsr's tea ~
botsses. Tssat'ss - he shSvs ni eaaes
With their ve.ty sad pernrass :s.ra SEAT ~.
y.:aIh xszh'h etrss%, .Phi,ssseeA:a FL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
81 IL l2cdaclacs and want Oc Ap.
.scsiic. Incidental tO Soldiers.

Those feelings which 80 saddcn rs usually
ar Sc from trouble or annoy inces, ohstrncted
perspiration. or eating and drinking what
av.r is uawho'ese thus disturbing the
nr athful action of the liver and stomach
csc organs uns' he relieved. ifyon desire
!. he we'll III" PMS taken according TO the
,i,fe. instrnrtian- will quickly produce =
yifs}.y acton III h&:'. liver anil stomach, and
,Sanstu,at e,useq psnce. \ clear head and
fE.l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Large fresh supply Ol
ACARD INVALIDS


A Clergyman. while residing in South
America IS Missionary, discovered a safe
and simple. remedy for che Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Ur-
mary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on BY baneful
aud vicious habits. Grea; nusqhers have
been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the AT, ;ct-
ed and unfortunate, | will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to acy one who needs it.
Free Of Charzs.
Please iaclose stamped envelope, al.
dressed to yourself.
AdlTe.s
JOSEPHT. INMAN.
G4Arlcn y, Dives IIouss.
Msw York City.
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