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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

SEVERE Acc1DENT.-As wagon heavily
loaded with quartz and drawn by six mules
was coming down the grade near the Crown
Point mill this morning, and endeayoring to
pass another team, although the outer wheels
were two feet and a-half within the grade,
the wall gave way and precipitated the wag-
ON and four mules off the grade. The wagon
turned bottom up, and was made total
wreck, and the four mules were badly hurt.
Mr.. John Haryerson, the driver, was serious
ly injured, but exactly to what extent we have
not vet learned. This driving of the heavily
loaded quartz teams of this district is per-
ilous trade, requiring great care and caution.
APPOINTMENT. - Milford Nickerson, of
Austin, has been appointed Deputy Provost
Marshall or Lander county.
AGAINST THE CoNsrIrUTIoS.-The oppo-
nents Of the State Constition have meeting
at Sutliffe's Theater, Virginia, this evening,
DOC SLAuGHTER.-Somebod having the
good of the community before his eyes, is
engaged in poisoning dogs in Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

WE OFFER FOR SALE, Low
Cooking Stoves, large and SMALL;
Extension Cooking Stoves, Copper Bolersi
Cooking Stoves, Bucks Patent;
PRrlor Stoves; Box Stoves;
Bar.room Stoves, large, with drums
Sheet Iron Stoves with ordinary or Russia
Iron Pipe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06
The Courts.

PROBATE Court, Jan. Gin the estate OF
H. Schubert, deceased, the application OF -
Schuster praying for letters of admmistra-
ton on estate of said deceased, and the hear
ing of the application of DIR. Z: b. +.
Voirht for admission to probate of docu-
ment purpor,ing to be the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased, came on regularly for
hearing. S. D. Tullon appeared as counsel
for DR.. C. B. F. VOight, and James H. Hardy
and C. II. Morgan for Mr.. Schuster. n. w.
Winton was appointed executor of said es-
tate, and letters were ordered to issue upon
his filing bond in the sum of $1,000, to be
approved by the Judge of the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

THE CONSTITUTION WILL BE ADOPTED.
From almos, every county in the State
the news is favorable to the adoption of
the Constitution. Esmeralda will give
about five hundred majority for it. Lyon
will go four to one for it. Ormsby will
give handsome majority for it. And
old Storey will roll up vote in its favor
which will astonish some people. Hum
boldt may give small majority againstit,
but Lander will go for it, and the whole
Territory may safely be set down at five
thousand majority for the Constitution
ERteJpriSe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Sunrise G. and 8. Mining Company.
-Netices-An assessment Of One Dollar per share
was levied this. the 9Th day of January, 1864.
payable immediately TO the Secretary, at his
Once in Gold Hill
By order of the Board OF TrnsteeG
PLATT KETCHAM. Sec'y.
Gold Bill, January 9Th, 1854 js61m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

An Hibernian was reproved BY an officer
for daring to whistle in the ranks while on
duty. Just as the officer spoke, one Of the
rebel balls came whiStling over the ravine.
Pat cooked his eye toward it quietly, and
said-'' There goes boy on duty, and, be
iabers, how he whistles"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

THE vessels which convey the last links in
the great cable which is to connect remote
India with Europe, have just sailed from
England. Trouble is apprehended on the
land part of the line from the Arabs and
Turks, and other land lines will be built upon
that account.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06
Officers Ordered to a Who'll Fleet
of Vessels.

The following important order was pro-
mulgated, December It'll, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard:
"Rcar Admiral Gregory orders the officers
of the following vessels to report to him i'm
mediately Brooklyn, Il. r. Cuylcr, Mcrri-
mac, Bienville, Magnolia, Honeysuckle,
Cowslip, Snowdrop, Narcissus, Sweet Briar
and Augusta"
In compliance with these instructions,
several officers repaired Immediately to
the Office of Admiral Gregory and reported
for duty. One of the vessels named, the
Mcrrimac, came to the Navy Yard, and
was turned over to the authorities. 1t il
believed that she will be manned and put
in commission at once. The other vessels
are in various stages of progress. The
Brooklyn, one of the most valuable yes-
sells of the Mississippi squadron, is further
advanced.
An old lady who sells eggs in Cincin
natl, has over her door: "New eggs laid
every morning by Betty Briggs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06

A FELLOW cont emplatcd for minute the
ponderous dimensions of bystander's feet,
and in tone Of utter wonder said: YOU'D
have been tall man if they hadn't bent you
so far up"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-06
Deaths.

HYpE-At Baton Rouge, Louisiana, September
Goth. 1863, lin the L. S. Convalescent Hospitai,)
Dr. William II. Hyde, of Co. G.. 9Th Regiment,
Conn Volunteers, brother of Mr.. f. a. Hyde, OF
Gold HILL y. T.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
TERMS Osr
GOdey's I.sslly'S Book Cor 1868

From mhich ttere can BE- ~ Deri,,si.,n,
The following are the terms II ~ t..a, !,
Book for 1875. AT present, Ne VIII receive
Subscribers 1t the following 1a,tes ntfc H.,
ticc viii be given five are GEL : ;.lva,.ct.
which will depend upon the p1ic. Of piper.
One copy. one year S:, 10
Two copies, one year . 80
Ihrec copies, ono year 81
Four copies, oneycr ~ 90
Five copies, one year, and an extra
cory to tue person aeu,;il2 t.cclub
making six copies TOO
Eight copies ono ye.r. aud An extra
copy to the person sending The club,
making nine copies ;. 90
Eleven copies one year, "A m extra
copy to the person sending the club
making twelve copies - 80
Additions to any Of the above club., 81
80 each subscriber.
Goacy's Laiy's Book and Arthurs Home
Magazine will be sent, each one year. on
receiptof 81 50.
We have no club vi, n any other Magazine
or Newspaper,
Tho MONEY must all be sent at ono time
for any Club.
Canada subscribers muss send II cents
additional Tor esch subscriber.
Address l.. A. GODnY,
n. E. Csrasr Sixth aud chss.nnt Stree .
!: - PHlLApELrNtA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
THE CHEAPEST PiPERIN The
WORtU.

This extensive and comprehensive facilities
in its possession enables the PROPRIETOR of
the WEEKLY lIERALDto guarantee the latest
and most reliable Information possibly 10
he obtained, not only from all paris Of the
United States, but from all parts Of the world.
II. bome correspondents, engaged NJ heavy
cost, and connected with Zach new naval
ans, military expedition Of the Government
prove tk@t.i is determined 70 leave no spot
uncoverctfhy its operations and no event
can occur that shall not lind immediate re-
tor, in ITS cnsu,ops. Il costs the proprietor
over one hundred THOUSAND dollars per year
TO maintnin itssc)rps Ut correspondents in
thc field.
In its COLLATION. Of Foreign News the llss
AID has Tor years hell i high position. aud
j. will en1eavor in the future to maintain
the s'ani il has assumed II has special
correspondents stationed in all Of The prin-
cipsl cities Of the world.
Its telegraphic arrangements extent 10
wherever the electric wires are stretched
When the atlantic cable i. ,ail which fen,
will soon he acc ,mplishcf, kilograms will
bs received from Europe and Asia, as we'll
as from the United States Then our real.
ers will have the events Vt the week in al
parts Of the civilized world regularly and
clearly. laid before them.
The proprietor dsvotcs \ portion Of the pa
Pc" 70 Literature, Fashion. Agriculture the
Mechanic Arts, Sporting Matters, Business,
Theatrical and Financial Reports, tat;ie
Markets, General News and reports OF an
events calculated 70 form an excellent Net
ropolitan nesspaper--a weekly photographic
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y very low price.
The WEEKLY Herald is issued every Sat
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
the LlDIE'Sf,y Ja|HE FOR b TEARS

No Msgasiae has hen able to compete
with II. Nome attempt it.
GODEi S RECEIPTS.
for every department Of a household. These
alone Arc worth the price Of the Book.
Model Cottages fno other Magazine gives
them, with diagrams
Drawing lessons for the young. Another
speciality with Cooley.
URIStNAL MI SiCr worth 50 n year. 9th
er Magazines publish old worn out music
but the su'scribers to Cooley sc, i, before the
Gardening for Ladies. Another pcculiari-
" with Golcy
Fashions from Messrs A., T. Stewart 4 Co.
ocNcw York, he millionaire merchants, ap-
pear in Cooley, the only Magazine that has
fhea,.
Also. Fashions from the celebrated Broaic,
Of New York.
Ladies' Bonnets. We give more Of them
in year than any other Magazine. In fac
the Ladv's Book enables every lady to be her
own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND.
Asthoress cf"Aone' .Hiidea Pa,a' ..Moss
SIDE ''.Nemesis," and .'.Kriam,'
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine. We have also retained ali
our old and favorite contributors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
....,,,.,,:o, -. Partnership

Notice 1, hareby i,'n TINT tl'capars
uer.i.ip heretofore existing between |. X.
Armstrong nud j. n Sl,.nkli under The
aame Of Armstrong \ Shansiir, WAS on the
18th last. dissolved by Mutual consent.
An persons indebted to the above named
firm are requested to call and settle their
accounts with 7. X. Armstrong, at,he old
stand.
.ARMSrR oTG& SIANKIN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

-. 'm' people have been hiy..y
iirastd daring the ,'a~l week 10 see
fpnE eur s'lcr's .rain III, ers # luka
''r iirpan Of t'a' place AS heci pur
chasing gram 90 o. farmer, 10 ,hi,
;o"n 81 ec IN e.e'5 hope n rsa II
.,.l,o.e hc VII! iin, I ,a III, interest u
r",nain 1;'i us lining the e",;ec winter
li'in. a.'nI yonr graft farmers, our
a.'.s's are nov plenty and scales &c.
s.Ar Ate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
Gees Dyspeps!a Cue !!

Noes no. s1}silirate and excite tie estisnt
suf .rer. ike a!cotlol;c EticrS ~ i beverage.
all advertised 10 cur. dyspepsia, hut Il il s
medicine nest wonderfully .ap'-i .e al
diseases g! the stomach aud sara.s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

....Ncarly every day brings some.
thing new - J. G. M,llers Jcwelrv
store and in = few .days he will have :
full and beautiful stuck of fine pnI,
jewelry, gold pens, silver and plated
ware, stationery and fancy goods and
great variety OF notions. toys Of every
style; also . fine stock of Diaries for
6S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
FAX uP,;,

All persons Indebted TO the undersigned
nu.. call and pay up soon, Or their accounts
will b left Ter collection.
8 - ~ M.Cochran.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
TISHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
.VEEnS lELEBRATED PATENT

Ill EXAM 1kyFKkAiEn
:. 49, : :. - ..,
Never fail to satisfy those- who give 'hep, :.
thcrongh triai, ana Wherever ihtro""sea ~
.taFaiy suIeEceed' ug,aiA others.
They possess the merit os si,aplciiy,
and case Of management. 50 tina, fifteen
minutes Instruction viii eaahte any
one to use them cure .ssfully. The ftl-
lowing - soas Vi its points Of e1r~'l-
euce ;. @
Thew h,,ea s,ra;uht.yeedi,, sha!
,le which |. scknaxl.dv.i ia be Ill. ~
only true princip,s for perf4c. sew
ing MecA;ne.
1hev make the Ioos or shuttle Stitch. ~
alike on ,ot1 sides. an, for Esoroa j..
Thread Strength trf-sb~i.y s1. 3.stY ~
AMI Beaa,v s. F5rs.b !. .ot.,.ior 81
any other ST.. .,ss.s
ih,, ar ME ii econ.truct:e.
easily nnier ,,s.re- digy na,astea and -
kept in order y .,aoui taking srar, or \
movin, sceew.
The Tension i. Superior TO any other e
in use. Uncvenness or knots. in The
thread do not cause It TO ciera'e with -
irregulari'y
The Feed Is perfect, Accurate in Us 81
eper s.ion, aud warranted 70 run two
years without requiring he taken ont, z
cleaned Or repaired.
They are adapted 'o.aH kinds Of Sew Z.
ing, and are strong aud durable in 81! -.
their parts This is important, for even q,
lgh1 work ~ soon cause : .ra.' ma,
ea,ni fr po,. ana a,1cps;vs ,sro;rs =
The weed vii, Inst lifetime anl keep
in order. e
!, They stitch, Hsm., Braid Fell (",d,
BIND ana "a'ne' Without nns'1ag, -. 6
ny ~ ~. 80 -. ,;',a, ~
..'',ne.' ~, W - ~. r.' ss !: !" ~
e.s. .n " NV .e... :,; W. -.
w. 49, 80 n
l.s ~. ."'s'' - 'e4''s"s '"ee
% a ~, c,,. c -, 49,; -
=, 1hey use nnx, !, u"''on a'' '''eh y
inr.hus equa,'! vel.
~ ~ 'ns w, -" mn ~
control ot III. ..s,.cs dread cau,l ,e;,
Every Machine j. Warrant d.
Families and Manufacturers sil knd .
the WEEn. the most rto'itnh!a Ma
chine TOR use owing 10 their ~ 'agsN
seeping IN repair ani worsinz o'dfr,
aud their great speed ana case 81 'nan
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
500 boz. Quails wanted by
Hhankiin 4 Zehrn, 3
ESTRAY STEER.

Taken up by Abraham S,ricler living
In Howard township TAms county, To-,
nnc white yearling stecr with red ears.
with Mich under the ear appraised nj
ten dollars Proceedings hal before
Wilderrior Granger Justice OF the
l,eac-.
Toledo, December lD,h 1864.
DAVID y. APPELGATE,
- slo.k
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

-: Owing TO our paper being de.
Iayca al entire week, IL the railroad
depot at Ccia, Rapids, we are. unable
TO r'ln, the present issne ~ early ia the
week ~ usual.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
Goes 7s.a ,C.s.

N seE.c7 ~, II 30 4e,&- MS. q ~ iassis
t,e{cas.44-.. toes team fs4ss-ss 81 i3s kSs
:. see -1..r.e -re Sc ~ siai't.e zoe s.as
HI III. gear, use st#; -A@tsa. s;ocI tts
,tror eest tests, 81 hs- sisss- Borne ks
t.s.::, Of sicsar- over every i sesss j, ;.as
feca certified ~ care. ~
vii! You who are suffering tr7sa R.saarsia
Indigestion Sarsea !.cef,ta.fa, SIC. :-.s..-
acAe. Crsmr ara 'a:ps - he efas.s,- al
81 wes. .tct.ity Of lie Sto..asf., ,hatc- .1.sf
hns. rysen.ery, ard Gene'a, Deai:i.r -.1
,yeasness Of the wke.e aysss:n-7;rg
single he.,le. - viii never a-se you asat2
4 We fail in this cese. Our aan knor .se..
.. liz merits, the united testimony Of =.
WHO hav, ever tri.. II. tbs snc.n.u;as 81
hundreds iof our own nefghhars. yhsr aa', -
yourself and The ueneScA. resai,, ~ csrfaa
rs the sunshine. al earnestly, ref>'stesttv.
urge you TO JUS, II, one bottle. II what -
say i 10, correct. IL our statements. ecn-
corning lis wonderful virtues are nat lo'iad
10 be true ifyou ID not say that - opera
don OF tha medicine Is saaa
perfectly wonderful We will renounes e0
nrof. ssion az atersrs 10 the public E-aiit.
and retire from the heTi, admitting that We
are incompetent 10 compound. = u,sliciEal
preparation, wLica would be entitled - year
confidence.
Sold by drnsgi..a syery~Lsrs...rsiss. u.
per pa:sie.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
We hacr ~, heard !. g..

I'VE have not hear,! i g.ra' deal
4 .rnn,'ng lately, but il is \ fac. not
~'i,h,'an,ling, that gu, people are be.
coming quite ho.i.h, Judging from the
number OF !".ds."fpork purchased ii,
our TOW" during the ra., week \
times our alrce:s at places are crowded
with these pork loads. Prices paid 70
day are from Si2, to 1890 per hund
rid. Judging trom the price and
demand. . hog is,s gcnt!cmsn in these
days whose company is cagcrl. soash,
and highly appreciated by tho most
wealthy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
toes= Dyspepsia f-re.

ilas No equal IN tie world ~ reMsAiAi
gent. There Is net rs-rs satiou: roe
sti1~f~,kst - as.cc.,si 4, speeay sni 'ais..
.i3lc II ss Acti .n-- retfa..nl sni sSri.l ss
.nes. We -ay.tE:s ra.:.-ss,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

-. Godey's Lady book for Jan. has
been received. II starts ont the new
year III an unnsaIly interesting s,yle to
the ladies. ID fac, Cooley never fails 10
please.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
Goes Dyspepsia .CLre,

VIII relieve ti....ss fr6h 80! o. partly
sour stomach, 10 Less Tx. sasr i, .akes -
write .Iie Gle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

Tsma County
70 josiah ". .Yost, Psme,;A Somers,
Aaron, BaH Somers. Daniel Burns
~. Somcss. \ Sarah 7. Somers.
You and cach VI ys1 sre herehv notiAci
that there is lcw on tile in the office Of the
clerk vi the Dist rist ,conrt Of rams County,
Iowa, petition OF the county Of TamA
claiming OF ,on for tire nse OF the Schoo.-
fund the force. osure. Of the contract thcrcin
described, and tina, unless you apps ihers,
to aud defend On Or before noon Of the
second day al. tAe-next torn. of sail conri
commencing 80 the third x.ndsy Of February
A. d. 1865, default viii be entered against
yaa and jldssaisn, ssniefea Thereof
..a4 lSAAG !. A.s..s.N.
4saap DIST. A;.y. ! Attorney tor IN:
A.--&, sestc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
COe'. Dyspepsia Cure.

Coe'. Dyspepsia Cure.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures pyspesia wi.aaai fail.
GOES DYsPEPs!A..cJ4R,
car-' ysu.-~.. sss~.as.
CO.'S DySf EPsIA CCEE!
crres Cramps ara Csiis pAiss,
CONS DYSPEPSIA CUR!
Cares ChJ,er. No, h::s-syUy HuA
GOES DYSPEPSIA ctRE
Care, ! aaIxe .t;osf a sure a.ysa 'as,ia
-
GOES DYSPEPSIA IIkG: VI
s:.ss Heat tiara snd EerdaskA
CO.'S .t.G9PlzpSI.A LUNEi
Regulates .o4 iJac. l,.s s.or,aes
GOES DYsi'hi.ssA GCNg'
u 4 soee = IN r~nel. ..r ., dsones u
the STOMACH ana hoHeLs.
GOES Dy sTEfstA e'J5E:
.cuosp FEVER ana Att PIE: .hs,esaieA
ed with this malady,sy
GOES DYSPEPSIA crekt.
Cures in.ts~.a eou,ly- and you I. a... ssF r.
y TO wait n week to ses its e1.ss, :
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
1.-THE rrss'est appetizer evs-sk ssvn--:i ~
oa!y creates tie appetite. hut ennsls' - i.
easily diges: ye1r food.
GOES DysrErslAcuEEl
Is recommended b. all the leading ph,I-
clans.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure!
Is N ;n~alu.h,e friend is 81! ~he'srs vask
deuiita.>d. and IN q low state sf.n~'Esl
&C.
Goes Dyspepsia CIIe.
IL warranted 10 d. AL We have e'AseA
fort. and vc will furnish Yen ee,ilhsssss
Ct orr hes' cit:scns ard elsrEymek 10 task
NJ on. ststemsu,.
Goes Ey - sia Cure.
IA Indispensable 10 the por'ras'es. II
every :raveier, sit atenee prevents Iifzl-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers o.
cars and is never filling preventive ~
danger from chsnse o! waite. and oiiHsis.
To net 10 ~:thcut il,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
! A u rS Il, J. D j u. q. i.


~ ha.esc /, " Il, he rreats.u hsr.s. !:
lie way .: n lery .set Ass ayFs r. s.
tralucei in eur State q. $50. Il etit
no highest o.tic;,is II .ssn
Lambs Head , n.
~, is destined 6 a.seeis r.r III; aise
the cast nf farmers So, .aer te,,ily nfiti=..
"a new ana eaGre.+ practical invsation
t'hicago Tribune.
Lambs Hand Locrl.
'sThis invention is &. The greatest PRACTICAL
u,,li,y 10 no. only farmers. hat to me public
generally - Kslas.azoo Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loom.
1T is one Of .ho est aai mo-. reliable in
ven,ions thu, has ever been brought before
The public ,-kaia.nazco Gazette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
!. II, hehoeve farmers to pui them Is
work making up OILS fur ieaae wear; il j.
simple and entirely practical -lpav Paw
True Nor,herner.
Lambs HIND Loom.
"npcemore'we can clo,he curselnes .sni
our families in garments that have wEAE
and SERVICE in them. - Paw Paw Mich
Press.
Lambs Hand DOM.
1T lids fair to become as universal in its
use among the farmers as the reaper nd
mower"--Mich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand Loom.
II is surprising even to the inven or and
manufacturers Of t!f;. machine the favor
It meets with. particularly among the t.rll-
lug community. In stctious where they are
being introduced every second or third far
mer is buying one, and they say that with
them The women folks in the houses are &C
tllly earning rcre money from day to Gay
than the hest men folks out in the Geld
they can be worked winter or simmer BY
women, men or even hy boys and girls dal.
en- years old, No skill is required in working
Il than 90 the old looms, than which il
weayes iirmer niaer and thicker goods. ana
six times rs fast TuRSisa SHALL CRANK
does the whole work of weaving ,hus let's of
the warp, Winds up the cloth, treals the
treaties takes up the temples, throws the
shuttle and beats up the lay or batten. 4
complete quitting apparatus goes With each
machine, Also quits, steel reed, metal esc.'
harness. rather, shuttle harness hook, VAR
beam aud hsrs. tits gutten mp for service
and durability, and is fully warranted.
0O0k St lNStEuCtkpN XoCc WIN CbCu sn~S.tHe
The weight is 500 r0uade. freight from 81 %
"a Na, according TO distance from Chicago
Warp or beams. resiy for use, and in large
or small! auan,ities, We keep for sale at
rent prices. 1t occupies only about he
space Of Auovdinary breakfast table Only
one drawinit issrequired to make AL kinds
Of goods = ieh the same warp. Any enc Who
eau pata warp in IN old loom can pat one i'll
this without obstruction II weayes Jeans,
Satinets Yweeds Linsey, Plain Cloth, Bsank-
ct Twill, Seamless Bags Balmoss o skirts &c.
&c.
PRICE OF Loom COMPLETE 800 Or
dars solicited from Illinois hsco,ss u Mich
;san. Iowa. inlians, Ca .ga 4cnny .Yauia.
PARTIES wishing "a h5s c9fat. INV fNs
ttpit ist. .tatrs sr.ss'e t.'a5y By let'op =
otherwise 10 under.i--,sa l.et3ers af5aaNfrs
mus. enc'cse STAMP
Adi,e.. ELLfOi u hntna8a lsu. ~ 1,
l:N Lake S.sss. CAieass H.issis,
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IF you want to p rchasc School Books, or
L FIRST quality Of, paper & eavelopes, call
On ARMSTRONG 4 SnANkIIN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

There il n" use in talking for
Mr.. keuach does continue TO sell gro
ceries atthe very lowest figures. lie
has just returned from Chicago with a
large lot which will not fail to please
Die many customers. lie has also !.
new supplyf cf mems boots, Kerosene
lamps, and very cnnvtn ieilt styl. 81
1Acr'~enr lanterns. Also = nice lot
Of Christmas toye. Ell
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

Bring Your Came
70 The Toledo Grocery Store and get you,
yeAdy pay. Outright l. Son.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
{ ElERtL. LAND AGENCY,


Til. nniays;SIed are NV prepared 10 buy
and sell Keal Estate, beth improved anil un.
improved pny ,axe., :entlaad examine titles
make renyey ahces and attend generally TO
any MATTERS pertaining 10 the cwnership or
coi.vevsnce CT real Estate in this. and ths
adjoining eountisa- We have choice ios o.
lanss Tor sale. !, prices wi,k!a tic reach Of
all Is We ara
The only legally licensed
land agents III this cUNEliy.
Almost Al sttarge.s. coming here Gu upon
!. Il boy, thus giving Af fnrr asea .ac,!i,ics
Yer all oth4ss for selling We solicit from
,e..sien - v ho desire u sell, correct descrip
.ion Of their landa with o general description
!: he quality, ssnstion, Distance from TIN
her. Of amount OF timber o~ned, improve
mems pyice terms ct sale. either versahg,
a. Ms ,s,sil ~ NOS. cas..uient, and pToi1isa
q ts, .4sE slsers slou,. FOR All eaol ialis
nell - ,. ass..shle pl:eee. EShi asiay ,sha.
.i ]. ta >at.g .,.ssrls 8sons 9asN3sg .Aat psaa-
= s5 .te 1sss, i ieet
an1HAA . NALSoa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
G odcy's ady's cook.
TIL.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

AolDID HDdDZ
Prairie Chickens wanted
At the
TOLEDO FURNITURE STORE ty
Shankliu + Zehrung.