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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
FROM DALTON-DESERr rEE5 nHOT-THG YANKEES
ADVANCI' G.

ADfAN il W.
DALToN, Ea- 4sh, 1894.
Fourteen prisoners belonging 10 the 81 and 60 n T.
SD to day tor deser'ig Two WerG also
shot for the same ofense in s uirts Jvision.
The tnsmy have masstd the la ger por oi hei: amy
st Rtd Clay.
skirnisaisg haa been going the 'Ringgo'd ard
cleveland roads kewean csva'Ey and tie eneM[ 81.
day. O forces graduay 10 riny On th2 latter road
An epgag geDlent wilt probably C 'nmfnoe sonOrro@'
FROM TEE UNITED pTATb5 and EUROPE:
E!CHM1ND, lay 6ih, 1854.
flag of truce beat arrived at U.y Point. She brings
NOrtherl papers cf tie Sd inst.
telegram from the mouth of Rcd yer, April 24b,
states that Banks army had fallen D1ck 10 Alexandra,
whcus fighting teee is reported al Camden, kalsas
In a sttcDg!y fortified position
Cod ON the % quutfd In New York a. MA,
European adVcts of the ed ut h&V5 hee2 received -
The Piussans the 1874 assaulted and captured f.rs
Danish works at puppel TIE loas heavy o. b tn
sides, The Danes rotTeated 20 the I7ani rf AiSen.
The Conference to tie Danish and Ger1n war
was 20 meet The 20.h.
Maxlmii!isa at Rome on the lsth from Fhelce h
would embark for Mexico.
Ie reported tarrbadi would leave Epg gland
mediatey, at tito irstarce CT tle Gov nI2nf
Cotton has adva Dced TO I'd. BteadstLf5 Gul.
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FROM E0RrHGttN G.ORGiA.

DALT n, GA, "ay 5'h, 1864.
Contrary to all expect alton ene cy uava advanced
but ittc to-day. OuG 10 kers corp 10 AZ lee
IoN0ae MIns PaliLer's corps ard l. trUns
oi Tuate Hill, occupying old picket staff "a hoW.
aioc corps and twO vsIons between V4npus starIon
aau ltd Ciay. 81. busy engaged IL lirS Ids
"au CIV he and bI Dg b llges; their sdvacce be
re''saaily Wy EunsIuls deserttrz b.vs oouS
lnto Our M" io-d& AID yVan rhesee W sAyluR InAt
tLeII limo eGOIrtS l0h An aaI none Oi
.Aem vi" iGut III tHe approacun ensaa -.nsat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
For The Journa'.
Evening.
BY CHARLIs WILDWOOD.

BY CHARLIE WILDWOOD.
Beyond the clold-lands' purple domes-
Ley oDd each crimsbn spIre,
The day rolls down the distant West,
Beneath sea of fi,e.
fash and surge of glcry rolls
Along the twilight route,
And ebon Night unfolds her gates
And G!l the stars walk cut.
The moon lies hid behind clond
That drifts across the blue,
and Queenly stars with radiant eyes
The lIiuge now pee ping through.
gon lily Ike maid asleep
Is VIA Iped il tender dreams,
And Troy al ruze now s eks repose
Beneath the starlight gleems.
The Nightingale now tunes her throat
1os nolss penSiV9, sweet,-
The violet Iods upon the green
AID siunbers at her feet.
The dew drop trenbles on each bud,
Where Iaries from afar,
Now lave their gspZy wings within
The glory OF star.
The cloud riffs hoat along the sly,
Toe brteZCs murnu. log,
And silence like queen aWeaps down
Eeneath the evenings glow.
Ths tide of strife now drifts adown
The sombre vale Of est
The waves of tunult lie upon
Sweet s!uRber's paiiid breast.
The heart of all the throbbirg world
In peace and dreams lies bi.st,
And sleep duh touch my eyel!Gs now,
Aad WOO me unto rest.
Now, soul. rise up above the stars
Upon The wings of prayer
On fuaer up the arch of night,
Taat my rest me thsre.
Co.. night, cain world ard quiet skies,
T.' moon and stars, adieu
Oh! take me to your arus sweet-sleep,
And dreams come down like dew.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

ORsNGE c. r., Hay 4'h lS6l.
bods OF the enemy clVAlry crossed Elgs and G T.
Fords last ard is reoorted his that
they moving svila and Frederic sburg
The whoe Yankee army is moving from Culperer c. ( ,
towards Ely 3 GeEmaDna F5rds which they
thrown p01oou bridges, which their infantry is
reported, have been p&s-in all day %
s3cne sight Skin misiing dag with small IDS,
,orted pcng the furds. The enemy wh1rew their
p:ckss in front the Upper go d. last nisht. Amp
preparations are gong on TO met the enemy.
The eek bal iig cl,e wi hout dsspera gAneg al
eng cement. troops eager aud eonitelt. Gra.t
is 1epv.ted to havs a very iarGs forco.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
THIS Campaign Towards Eichmoad--szrsnt against

Tbs Campaign Towards EfCnmUad~E&rGnt gainss
The Washington correspondent Of tie New Y crk
Times supposed TO be the who fortsbadoWed toe
object OF Snerman's expedition, undertakes in letter
to that paper, to map out General Grants plan for
the capture or RIchmosd He premises that Grant
not only aims take Richmond but fully expects to
take that any snge line OF operation that can be
taken up nust be iniecislve that to take Richmond
and oeslroy the rebel army, it is Indispensable that
there be double advance the enemy-on bis trout
and rear-or moyen ent By direct line, aud O. c.
operative movement by tie line OF tie Peninsula, Or
5ouhsde OF tie James. Ih military obi cLi1n to q
division OF force s removed by making column Of
sufficient strcugh to take care Of Itself GA accom-;
OF tie fortified line OF the Rapidan, the strongest
the Continent, any simple direct move on Richmond
premises less success than any p'eVi attempt Ge
tral G.aut, sa riding alo1g he line of the R4pi
dan, signG anty remarLed that "he had notion G
| tuttng his head against that fort"
! The ' times" correspondent coucludes by saying
"Combinlng, low, the different operations have
supposed, prepare to look at The bypoheticai
| campaln as whue. Its GROWING characteristic IL,
that it looks TO absolutely decisive result l. wOud
aim to make Richmond another Vlrksburg. Ii the
rebels should would be their pollcy, if their
position on The Rapidan ruTaed, they wo1d fal
b4ck fighting ald defending The ps*aeee OF tie rivers
| 10 the forifca OF Richmond Here ttty Uou d ov
invested ram the S0uLu BY The Column moving up RON
| Petersburg tom tie west by tht Shenandoa.
coIuun, aud from the north ~ tie mail
army. Grant would ten Oe IN pOsttl-n either 10
en:er 'ou siege in form, Vchsourg, OF attempt
Richmond by u coup de nam, as the circumstances
NAV de,ern.G. Ii successful, it would BE- complete
success il would te the dest uctaon Ot Leos army and
of the Southern ConedeIacy Retreat s)utawa;d would
he IMPOSSIBLE both on OF tbs forces entering
Konmoud tc,m that side, and uni OF she river
at their back with all the bridges Destroyed. Retreat
westward would be equally impracucabe, both On a.
couo cf tie Investing force On that sd, and from 1ae
other TACT that tiers Line Ct.re rel open ID hat
drectiou-for a retreat up the Virginia Valley would
end by bringing the reoels to face with the army
in Tennessee 1t is under precisely such Gil c1stnnces
as this thas unconditional surrender becomes In lis
pensable."
RAYMOND winds up the Conederacy in the " elbow q
of the Jams as lie cid tue Austriaus in the ebcWs
of the MiLcio"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
ADDITION IL FbRE,GN NEWS.

IlCH AOND. va Nay b. 1854.
Additional ogegu IL the hngiish
ment puseo sion of guuboss 4eXanda a, bit
ready To deliver to re. n*Dets oD sppl"HtI
The Aiexa d-la correspenne Of tbs ohdun fimss
it q1G Vicer0y + Eg pt gave Lands dern
for the Construction OF tie Mrs~y Steamer
Bavari., from Hambu for New York, captured on
the l7th by Dspis The London Times attfhn es
the rally Of Confederate loan tue
Bouse action of the House Of Representatives On
the Mexican question.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

We regret TO 'elrn from the Mobile 7ribun: OF tie
Both ult, that Nsj " T. j, FLEMING Chief E gneer
and Superintendent OF th1 MooiIe,& Ohio Railroad,
formerly OF the Wilmington & Manchester r .iIroad,
was severely hurt near Okolone on the 28.h Mt TO
escape the danger OF collision, he eaped from tue
and seriously frac;urd one of his leea
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
FIGHT IN MISSISSIPPI.

EOBILE1 May 4tn, lN6A
The TaDgipaha Operator reports Gght a: Olive Branch
Miss, On yesterday between 1860 Federas and cot
Cavalry, 800 srosg The fight lasted eight hous. The
enemy driven Tbomps6n's Creek. No losses
reported. The Ccnfederates being reinforced
the fight probably renewed TO-DAY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
FLAG. OF Tx UGE BOAT.

RICHaotD, "a, Nay 6tb, 1894.
The flag of truce boat brouzh y oioers and three hnu
dred ard twenty five priVates Tor exchange.
Chase has not resigned. He has bean ia3uGa1 to re-
N ain at his pos; for the present.
The Trib correFpoGe me2tIons rusoT that Banks
ha eded nv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
TLLEGRAPHiC

Entered according to the Ac' Of Oong" the year 1885,
by J. 3 TBaAsHER il the Clerks five OF tbs Dtstf'c
Court OF the Confederate States f3r hs N0rthen Dsrit
(Se ,r1ia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

runcr current on the sreets yesterday morning
that Newbern had been evacuated by the Yankeea We
could not fed how it crgieated, ard far regard as
NEE IumUr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

cogu!ze the rp-rur n miiin az soon be shoull
ascend the Nj xlc'ti throne. This act 'he part
OF the administration. however, will not change the
detfrmina;on OF tte Emperor Ard it is the opinion
o; my informant that nelster will the recent acten o
thu II u.s. cf Representatives be seizsd upon by n a.
pocon pretexa Tor a rupture with the North, be
the resolution passed by that body meek and
mild in t9 tone and tecause the actor Of the House
Goes not, ard has p1w5r TO commit tt adfnillstre
II II to any course whatever
A FRENCH AREr AND NAVY TO OPERATE WITH TIE
SOUTH.
The action OF Napoleon, when it does occur, accord
iGg this authority will take the form OF active i'll
terventon. The Southern residents in Paris all seem
tc kaow hat he North to be invaded by two South.
~1n armies this aud it the impression at the
French court that that will bl the time when the En-
parvr will throw down the mask which be has hitherto
worn, and will openly clare his Intentions It is be
tlcved that the formal acknowt .ment OF the indepen
dence Of the " ouhern Confedeacy" by Napoleon, and
The formal rece pton of M Slid as the accredited en
voy Of that power ut the French Court, will be mme-
iately followed by the appearance of French Il ct
Mobile, AID the landiny of 2 French army al
New Orleans I be occupation Ct the harbofs OF
Charleston and Wilmington by fleets of French war
vessels will Immediately ofow the blockade of those
ports will he raised and the long boarded cotton and
TOBACCO OF theSoulb, bought with French gold, will
begin 10 ~ toward the rors OF FEance under coz
vo7 of armed vessels All ibis We may expect TO SEE
this summer ard all this resus from the fac that the
hatred cf Mir. Lincoln and MIR. Seward toward the
South aCd their determination 70 suhJl5a.2 Or exter
miua'e tie Southern people, baVe be q stronger mo
tivts with them than patliosn Or love OF their whole
country.
We attach no Importance to the above, and yet thare
is certainly impression abroad that there is some
thing fl Dat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

SOMEBODY has made the Sumter, s. c., Wotchman
present OF some aweet potatoes. Who Der DO thai?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

woundirg of one negso severely if not fatally We
have heard no further particulars bat presume this &C
counts for the detention of the train.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
$50 EkI WARD

20 HuSt%AY from tue Subsoriher on the 28th day
"a [" -" c. ny boy JIM, aged about "a years. Jim is
- &DJc1 eSt and Ia! Lgh, OF dark complexion
au "Hfsl lock. little s0upng, with email
The f"rsh4d tad boy is supposed to he making his
= lE- hankses viii give ihe above reward for his de
Very u t1a or coLuem nj in any is that gec
ttul
Z. W, MOTT,
LIirgtoG, 1;ew Hanover County, h. q.
tfrii 2tst, I|Gi 3h-4*
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TERRas OF ADyCRTIsfN@,

square, of 10 lines Or less for each and every ia,
sertion. 81.
Special Notices will be charged 8: per square for each
and every insertion.
All Obituaries aud private publications ofs7sry chasac,
ter, are charged as advertisements.
sNo rejecting upon rrvats character
can under AM JIRoUMsT ANCRe, be admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
CONF aDEaArE CON4R ss.

RICHMOND Va Nay D h. 1874
Nothing Ct importance has neeu talsac'ed i
brsrcn OF Cor grass Gay. Inc w8s ch1 occa-
pied in deha.i the passport system. A Ui securing
su c: passuorIn to mbeIs CoLgr. aa= passed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

The weather far this week has been quite cool for
the season. thermometer at noon yesterday standing
66
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

FROM NORTa aER> vIRGlNIA-TRE YANKEE a8NY
Observation-Disclosures ENG G E.
MEHT IOOKED FOR
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Terms Of Subscription.
20 ICE.

ED.ICE.
l.. =. ON : ind btcd TO J. VaDn, late Sheriff,
5 "a. -txss here notified that if they DO not pay
tra he ist OF July next, that notice will be
fyr sai- Of their property for the pay
-. u I'@5T Eas due ihp-eon.
SAIL 4. BUNTING,
For ser1rities.
IL. rf4t i@rs. i902w&30-4t
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= skI Gnl

We Lai just about made Up our minds 10 c3mpli-
ment the Gas Company, aud especially Ms. DAnBsY,
the superintendent upon the marked Improvement no.
tceab!e in the gas within the last week or two, when
10 aud behold Oh Tuesday night it all weut out, and
recourse had to be made Old and unsavory friend
the tallow candle We must wait awhile before CON-
mitng ourselves SO far asto praise the gas, lest we
TOO might incur the imPutation Of being gassF.
no AAHs-At present ting "wednesday noon)
"7 are "l-hou! a0y Northern mail. 1t is reported
mat there was collision last evening not far from
WELDON resulting in the death Of two soldiers and the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

A jersey wGI u,el; arces "a for logging wo-
add * used fefor, BY 0y he vas near sighed,
aud thought it wna bis wife.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

IICHAoND VA, Nay oh, lSl4
Reliable Information has received at The Wa e-
partmen. that four and Eve guOboas cudfh
oais and fifty Transports the James
this morning,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

The New Tork MelTo19lilan Record says " th4 or.
~ slave StLt-a .h!n .nuDdariee O he cd ion
arc to be found NvrLn = sason's ard D.xoE's
lira" Il edds
We used 10 ps tod ~ or political opponents, the
A6UtiOulss s. that VIC were too long ruled by Seuherr
meD, bat let us ask WHO that rults us nov Is
be not egLde Cf the sou b, or, be nas
sea to exresa II 40 bis own coarse slaug "a cross Of
kenuky upon Illinois," Yes, sven 10 nfse our most
dt generate u ~ iG tho uhyss Of degradation IN
Bhun VIC he: b. H. pungtd W. taYt fo4Gd ruler,
our d,epot, IL th' native O.. SOdtherr 5 ute. Nay,
S.iished have the Go"irdOt party been with uch
oOuth"rn natives, that large portion OF them actaily
psCPosc 10 pat up mother, lud ibis Iess han
JUha y. FItn.0ut, w1o Was, il nis ake o., boz
SCuet IaIohna. l. bts ta,s b,n ed
etateWtn ICn tie oOuh; III Cuf worst days we are
tCvrIl by 'enegadcs, wn0 DuvC been pDAlt..ul
tt!II ora sec'iJa.
Oar dew! says C had dream he other night, and
though Il5 s:t to White Houss, jl,r 1T the tine
ola Abe heaTG VS. irUG l. the A 20
exc alui~d, appire0t!y II grr II agony:
''Nb KIRBY Gni b N Tsy'or shcvWd,
How lcur;ui aIe vr4Dks
THr / @ag zdly broke of
Ba:noT you'v broke M BANS.
Ny a"ony is very great,
I fee! that wI ch ke,
ct least | kroN never
Get IF n .:h1r IKE -
II eai,! ~ more oc his "ph5ii2ks" ovcrpowered him
aad he tainted,
ExI- the devil. - EufluLa SpIit.
A jersey val Iaely arces Il for logging wo-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12
IiaADQUAaTE&s CAPE FEAR.

-u+HGDLAR:)
= b~y Rg bsaE ascertaised t.at traitors in our ndst
i've he"n :: ID. hahit # cOHm1ncau information
~et4T hfCngh liue6 the Ware Oak River and
zA-5e, IL CTS Ing OF tbeso:iaes except by permis
tan d ; A2IfGuHteIs is hereby prohibit d. Cf.
- e. t!7Iedi1S posfa OF this c"muaDd will arrest
I'D - - % tnree Headquarters al persons infringing
.;s s-.
t'~l.-asu1 @: VI RI. General WHITING:
JAMES Il. HILL,
Eej Z a. a. General.
APtl ~, 1904 28 If
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CAMP oF Tr,@ ,sr 80. .c..

CAMP pF T'rsE iSG { E, O. 'C.,
EsAg l.BEtrT MuL5 ~ Feb. 6lh 1894.
TIE UNDERr GHsO te-pect'illg AnDources 10 The
cit z4nH end ID aden Cousty ,h,t he ia cal al!
da forte 20 hheif Of said Coo y, snd ould he
.ased to their port II eiec'el h. piedts
mselt dsch4 the Gu of the Gfice with the srTe
adery and zeal which he wusts hS characterized him 80
soldier.
BENZ. F. NALDI,
Capt, &C.. A, 1877 N. O. 7.
March And. 1894, l45-3; ;&2Ste'
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II said more Tor his "phe9 ks" ovcrpowered him
acd ne tainted
! Ex,. the devil. - EufloL4 Spuit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-05-12

We attach Importance to the above, and yet th7r
is certainly impression abroad that there is some
tf,irU "A nat
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
TIE WILCOX & Gins Sewing Ma.
chine is the hest machine, without re-
gard to price, for
Family Sewing.
Draiding.
llcnMsng.
Telling.
Tucktng.
C0rding

1t forms fiat, veen and elastic seam
which is warranted no, to rip in wear, even
If the seam is cut ct frequent intervals, and
also under all circums ances Ito survive the
wash tub
patented device, of great utility to learn
ers, prevents the possibility Of the machine
being run in the wrong direction, or the
balancc-wheel wearing ladys dress
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
which canno. be set wrong.
ut is emphatically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine thu. the public have
| long been waiting for. Boston Transcript
at is indeed a wonderful production and
for family use especially, no other will hear
any comparison with it.'-I,hl. Ereniay Jour
"A mechanical wonder. '-Sciertiac Ameri-
can.
Among the best and most seryicahle Sew
ing Mach ines. Ligh. and elegantly fin ished,
and so simple in its construction, that it
seems almost impossible for lit get out Of
repair FutsJnrg Cironicle
| alas combined with its own ocular merits
all the really valuable improvements Of the
higher priced machines - Pennsylvania
..Ihis machine, in the opinion Of the COM
mittee, fills more nearly the requirements Of
perfect family machine than any on exhi-
i
1853.
Taking into consideration simplicity
cheapness durability, and doing all work
the committee were unanimously in favor Of
Wilcox & Gibbs as single thread machine.
l-lfnnsylrania State agricultural Society Report
We must, in justice, express our conf
dencc in tic merits Of the Mi,lcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that 4 great
desideratum has been supplied BY il, in PROV
ing, bes ond doubt that two threads are not
rs was supposed, necessary to good machine.
| Christian Advocate and Jos.n a! jane q 1860.
..After mnch wear and many washings the
stitching is found to retain AL the round
ness evenness, and frmness which are SO
much admired 1T first. t--Nsw York San
I'm principle It is perfect. - Engineer Lon
don.
HAS evident points Of superiority over all
others. Pialcdel ohio Press.
"A servicea bic machine. OF this We have
| experience in our own family Bos ton
Traveller.
..Tha beauty and simplicity of its mechan-
ism are admirable. - Express.
mo Sewing Machiue heretofore introduced
has, in 50 short time, acquired such well
merited popularity.a-C metanati Gazette.
ave esteem it the best machine for family
use. Ike ststch Is mexesptioaabie. Signed
BY many hundred citszens Of Philadelphia.
DNsEND FOR A CIRCULAR. p
JAMES WILCOX,
| Manufacturer
v5n.rmi 6ss preadray,N, y,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

All Who have Friends and Relatives in the
Amy or Navy should take especial care tina
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers
IN Sailors have neglected to provide them
selves With them, no better present can be
sent them BY their Friends. They have been
pro yod to be the Soldiers neyer-fai ing friends
in the hour Of need.
Coughs &. Colds affecting Troops
Will be speedily relieved and efFectually
cur ed BY using these admirable medicines.
AM; by pa sing proper attention TO the rirec;
t,ors which are attached to each Pot or Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
------ - = : T - E.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES!
Use that SAFE, PLEASANT REMEDY
known az
HELMEOLDs EXTRACT BUGH.
For all Complaints incident TO the
Sex. No family should be without il.
and none will when once tried by them
BY You've AND On.
III the declincor change Of life, L1 fore
and after Marriage during md after
confinement, to strengthen the Nerves,
restore Nature to lis Proper channel,
and invigoratc the Broken down Con.
sti,ution, from ,ohaicrer cause or;sinat.
ing.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS
PILLS!
TAKE
IELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
See Advertisement in another column
Cut out and send for it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
PloMs !! PIows!
GALLEY E JOHNSTON
or TIE
PEOPLES STORE

Have large and we'll selected assortment
Of Grandpetour, Moline 4 Rock Island plow !
all Of which will be sold here 1T Manufac
turcr's prices.
Any one wishing Flows can save money
by IN examination Of our plows before
buying elsewhere, as we can not be under
sold in the above named Plows.
GALLEY s JOHNSTON.
Toledo, March 2nd, 1864. Hsts t.Ts
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
Weakness or DibIiIty Induced by
Over Fatigue

viii soon disappear BY the use Of these m
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels be eithar CON fined or unduiy acted up
on. It ray seem strar :e, that Holloway =
pilis should he recommended for Dysentery
md Flux. many persons supposing that they
would increase the relaxation This is \
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, and thus remove al the
acrid hamors from the system. This medi-
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole Or
ganic system, however deranged, while
health and strength follow Is matter Of
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation o
the Bowels SO sure as this fanoas medicine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
$75 TO SITS PER MONTH.

THE LlTTEE..GIANT SEWING MECHINE
! COMPANY want an Agent in each county
to solicit or ders fer their $l5 Machine, with
gauge, screw driver and extra needles. We
will pay liberal salary and expenses O.,
give large commission. For particulars,
terms, Sc, enclose stamp, and address
T. s. PAGE, Toledo o.,
Gcnl Agent for the United States.
v5n7ms
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

80. Remember that the "l'coplc's
Store" alw: " keep a large variety Of
Dry Goods, groceries, crockery, hard
ware and iron on hand, at low prices.