The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-15

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Nj. Armstrong; Drdg Store.
80. Somebody has sent US an aiver-
semen, Of the new Mexican loan, re-
nesting lis insertion in eur paper, and
autiDg MS to take on, pay in Mexcan
overnment bonds. We are not vet
lady 70 sell ont, ana il We were we
'ould demand better pay tLan MeNi-
an sosernmcRt bonds.
About a mile north Of town may
9 seen ,a;'' day very respectable
sng Of hands throwing up the dirt for
lc /. Z. railroad This rlea>an. weather
very favorable foI them, and we hope
will continue thus until 1866.
!. The very pleasant weather Tor
&c pas, week has been well improved
! several respects Oar farmers have
cen very bns'ly engaged in ga,hclin.
, their corn crop which is a good one.
ONE IF our towns people have pre-
AIRED for wir!er 10y banking their
omscs, burrysny their grape vines dc
bile others, whose leading occupation
if that it may he styled is I" lolter
pom our side walks, or bask IN the sun
u the south side Of buildings, fully
pali.e that these tnild yellow days
An,nmn are really he last rose ot sum
Ter and they scrn bound to snuil its
sst departing iragranr'.
We call attention Of fruit grow
rs 10 tie new advertisement III our
apcr to-day about the Iona &rap
his is without doubt the b, st craze
ow cultivated ON the Atlantic side II
nc United States. Nearly year ago
Iarace G,cciy .tfrrca pr:zc Of 500
y grape that combined the greatest
umbcr of good qualities, to be deter.
1incd by III. American Institute this
fall. The Iona has received that prize.
I: is sail TO he early, hardy, good
,earer and Of delicious flavor.
We have had one Of t,,<se vines 81
,ur garden for the past eighteen months
nj ,san recommend II az hardy.
Nv. N. G. RICE, Of Wof Creek, is
lgent for this county.
-. Last week We spoke Of new
work by Dr.. Na,in on the horse and
lis diseases. Since that time we have
,ad the opportunity of seeing copy
md would add that it is all We ant'oi-
,ased
This book should be in The hands 81
fvcry man who owns ho,se.
la. Because with it the life or limb
u valuable animal may be saved.
2nd. Because every man Who reads,
IAN consult il at any moment, and ap
,lv or administer Che beet remedies
srhou, delay
9Th. Will this book, tlmc may he
saved, M without il, The horse may die
With some acute disease before dor
70, could be obtained.
4,h. Because every horse owner
ear afford 10 buy il, ani cannot afford
10 be without il, as the loss Of the use
Of a team for one day, would be more
than tho cost q tie book and it might
save many mac f,,iy times its cost IN
n single ease.
9TH. IT costs nothing to consult the
work and get the very best advice,
will" i will probably cos, twice the
p,ice Of the book, each call, to procure
tho services Of u Veterinary Surgeon,
Who may be unskilliul, with little or no
experience.
9th. Because The horse dixie man
il subject IS dietaee. aud the services
Of = horse doctor cannot always bc oh
tanned.
I'll. All will c.,0crde that all dis
eases Of the horse sionll be treated u
the carlicst possible moment, hence thu
necessity Of q reliable work, that car
be consulted without delay.
9Th. 1t teaches yon how TO select
or purchase, the most hardy, kind, d, d
durable horse for service, breeding, &c
oh. Il teaches how TO tell the ag'
az i horse, SO that 4 boy twelve year
OIL NAV no be deceived.
Tie simplicity Of the siy)e in which j
is written, seaders il truly, work for tn
and there being no other wo''
of equal simplicity and utility Published
and comparatively no educated hors1
doctors, this work becomes Of almost
vital important 70 every horse owner
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