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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20
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Is curious In connection with this matter, to study
the progress or tho Catholic church in the last quarter OF
a century For this purpose may best satisfy inquiry
BY giving the movement It shows itself In two very
decidedly Protestant countriesGreat Britain and Hol.
land We suboin anoicia statistic comprising England
and Scotland:-
The expenditure for the erection repair Of churches
for buildings, hospitals orphan asylums and
other charitable establishments has boon beyond all
precedent the ages Of high religious fervor:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20

VGa Pledae our NeputaVI0u tUr WV
aum.., :, mai wa here docAre In almost ovssy pssnoe
shers he infant suffering from pain and ~
80 Iii n. found In dfteeu twenty minutes AtxI
WiNsIows sooTHtNo SYRUP has b9So sdn'p ssss
C,rss dvseutsry, aud diArrhsa, aud wnd coho nv" -
o ,.r,ls,e ~ ,be bowels Price 70 cent? bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20
ROMAN CATHOLIC PoPU LArIoN.

ROMAN CATHOLIC POPU LATI0N.
From the Tablet
Recent statistical tables represent tho entire Catholic
population not exceeding hundred and atty mil
lions Balbi made 1t one hundred and thirty .seven
millions in 1927 But both estimates certainly below
the truth. II may be rated In round numbers at two
hundred millions, although il follow Official docu.
ments Including both civil and ecclesiastical
ous the best data Of modern geographers, shall
find aggregate little short Of two hundred and eight
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
POLITICAL.


The South Carolina and Alabama Con-
ventions have both voted to make the
white population the basis of representa-
ton.
A large Union mesting was held in Gin
cinnai on Wednesday night which wss sd
dressed by the Hon. John Sherman, General
Hayes, Hon. B. Egglsston, Aessrs. TAfel,
obe1kline and Wolf
Gen. Warren, of Iowa. hss authorized
denial of the Oopperhead rOorback that
he supports BertOn for Governor. he will
support only the true Republican nominees.
On Tuesday the Union Convention Of
Maryland, Second Congressional District,
met in East Baltimore. Hon. T. +. Thomas
was nominated as Collector Of the Port
Resolutions were passed rejoicing at the
overthrown of the rebellion, returning
thanks to the soldiers and sailors, express
ing sorrow at the death of Mr.. Lincoln
and repudisting the doctrines of States
rights.
Senator Ramsey has just reacned WAsn'
ington from Minnesota. BE states that
there is no truth in the report that there
was any difference in the recent Union
State Convention in regard to President
Johnson's policy. AL was unanimity and
enthusiasm in regard to it. The allegation
thst resolution complimentary to bin
was laid on the table is explained
in this way: After the convention
had agreed upon a satisfactory plat
form, including q fall approval of thu
Presidents course, an outside resolution
was offered, to the same effect This was
of course, considered superhuous, and
therefore, not adopted. This was loOkeC
upon with delight by the Democratic, bu
the matter is we'll understood in Minnesota
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

pool and giving ''reportp thereon. Is 1t
true, as chArged-snd We vouch for the
reliability Of the person who makes the
charge-shat you received that amount IN
Liverpool stock, in payment for that Hre-
porf"P Is it true that notwithstanding
that areport" you had SO little confidence
in the success of the enterprise that you
sold out all your stock at 20 per cent. be-
low par2 Is it true that the principal
managers of that company had to buy up
that stock st par, to prevent panic2 Is
it true as charged, that you received as
high as one thousand dollars from Penn
syivania company for writing up its stocks
By refuting these charges,if you are able t
dol so, you will do more to clear your repu
tation than by writing long-winded de
fences of the Liverpool Oil Company.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
ReeOnstructfOn in LOuiiyiana-'-LetteF
from colonel l.. A. sheldon.

We print below portion of letter
from Colonel L. A. Sheldon, formerly of
Elyria, but now Practicing law in New
Orleans, in which he describes the work.
ing of The Presidents policy in Louisiana
and the imminency of the danger that we
shall throw away all that we have gained
in four years of war by too hastily pardon
ing the still defiant and unrepentsnt rebels
of the South. The reputation of the
writer IS a strong Unionist and his record
for four years in the Union army, should
give his views much force with all candid
Union men:
GItell you, my friend, that if things are
suffered TO 20 on st the present rate, the
Government Of the United States in 1868
will pass into the hands of its enemies. I
neves was q believer in instantaneous con-
version, either in religion or politics. a
change of heart is good beginning but
thorough conversion is only proved by
long and consistent course of good conduct.
Here. in the South, the snake is scotched
but not killed. The process of sudden
reconstruction, which the policy of the
C0N6Euu6uh C64CAAns00 1DOAAi
is very similar to the attempt of man
who hiss been very sick to get up before
the disease has left him. There is danger
of q relapse.
HThe old arguments in favor Ct treason
are as frequently and hippantly uttered ss
before the war. 1t does not occur to one
man in fifty thst he has done anything
wrong in spilling the blood of loyal men.
Under the present state government of
I.ouisians, unless man has had commas
sion in the rebel army, or st least hiss &C
lively co.operated in the rebellion, he has
no chance for sn ofice or for political
recognition.
"Ine programme is to get control Of al
the seeding ststes, and then by 3 Union
with the northern Copperheads, rule the
county. You will probably be asked next
winter to admit TO seats in Congress q
complete delegation Of traitors from this
and every other Southern State. expect
TO hear of you, in Congress, discussing
States rights. secession, and the moral de-
fences of treason with men who for four
vears have been in arms against the coun-
fry. 1t will be q novel picture, but I sup /
nose it is reserved TO America TO upset all
philosophy and precedentsI and startle the
world with her political anonalies0 i}1a-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
AArE NEWS IrEns.

A pretty accurate estimate of the defal.
cations of Edward B. Ketchum has now
been arrived at and it now foots up 10 the
enormous amount of'$4, 100000. s,,
Returns of the State CENSUS of Mssss.
chusetts have been received from all but
sixteen towns, and they foot up l,2l5 497.
The missing towns, it is estimated, will
make the aggregate population nearly
1,272 900, and the voters about PAS, ,OO6.
The increase of population since 1860 Is
about Al, 900.
Brigham Young some time since asked
the King of the Sandwich Islands TO per-
NIT him to send Mormon missionaries to
the Islands. Tothis the Sandwich Islands
secretary of stHtereplies that the Mormon
tenets are subversive of good government,
and in violation of the laws ofths kingdom,
and that efforts to establish q colony Of the
.aints there will not be tolerated.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
The HeraId's OH organizations Again.

The Hersld's OIL SpecuIatiOns Again.
81. q. A. b., one of the editors of the
Herald, and the author of petroleum and
Petroleum Wells" an oily.gammon book
about oil, which puffs the property OF diff
ferent oil companies in direct ratio to the
amount of cssh or stocks which he received
from each, published in yesterday morn
ings Herald lengthy response to COM
municstion in the LEADER of the 18th,
charging that he received five hundred
dollars in stocks from the Liverpool Oil
Company for writing up their well. Mr..
~. Il. A. BIS" delicate sense of honor
greatly wounded by this charge, not for
its reflection On himseH-he has not q
word to say about HGt-but because he
conceives that it attacks the Liverpool
Company. So as in duty bound, being
the paid writer for that organization, he
defends it through the dreary length of
column article. Now all this is needless.
GJ, H. A. b. knows very well that we
have no quarrel with the Liverpool Oil
Company. We do not desire to speak i'll
Of the dead. And the real motive of 81.
La. B." in raising such dust about the
affairs of shis company is to keep in OBJ
scurity the charge thst he sold the columns
of the Herald for i've hundred dellars
worth OF Liverpool stock, publishing for
that sum, over his own initials, a fulsome
puff of that concern. On this point he has
only the following sentence:
A somewhat extensive acquaintance with
the surface appearance of the productive oil
ispds of Pennsylvania was considered to
render that report when given, to be of
some vslue.
Now, Mr. az. h. A. - We should be
Interested to know whether five hundred |
dollars is considsped by person possessing
your sHextensiVe acquaintance with the
surface appearance of the producing oil
lands of Pennsylvania" an adequate re-
for spending day at Liver. J
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
TRFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.

TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The war IL nov about played out, -3ai.l- q.
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
ysf Davis has been oaoght.
Hu1zsi huEzsl nov hang your banners cut,
Huzza huEzA let ali the people shout
She way the rsoel chief was caught
il lAugbAbla inaesdj i1 ..
Hs tried 70 run In psttiooAts, s..l-
But ne did not saooeed-
HEz1a huzza hang all your banusFs out,
Jsd Davis has bean csught, let every one nov
shout. 81 .Haa
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should retrest
With great bowie knife in hand,
Until thsy saw his feet.
Huzsal huzzAi our boys have got coed sense;
EWixt gaiter shoes and ssogy bOots they know
Oh, erinoEns, We think you aBs,
For you would not conceal
TIE Tying rsbel President,
When he did show his hs0L l--e-- z-
HuzEA huEzAl there's nothing half 30 hns
10 IhoW 3 foOs and ankls OF, liks well rEissd
crinoline.
Yoar days are numbered now, old JsH, %
Xou surely cannot hope, .
Or have . better end In view,
Than the end Of stout rope. ----
HukEA huEsa JEFF Davls haa no 5hOs;
In settling up all bis socounGI, Just keep hi
crimes IN view.
ma boys who caught Jsd raTis,
We'll Welcome one and AL,
And treat them 70 q hne new suit
AtIsAACS UHlOE HALJl-
Huzsa huEzai ding the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming home, lst an ths
w.. people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock Of BaslioasbIs
olothing in the West At the Lowest Pfice, a:
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale of6ngers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines, storr's AutomAton PressmaLs and |
Strong'G Ratsnt Army Trunk and Bed OombiEsd, 4
"a Cor. Superior and Union streets.
- Look ont for tne Giants :. I. msl5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
PROCLAMATION
GUARDIANS sAIF=

GUARDIANS SALE.-In pursusnca
- 2. An orcer Of the Probate Oourt, in and for
III sen At pueliS Tsndus At the door Of he OoT,rs
6oose 10 thse city OF Cleveland, on the s0th dST ~
SsP.sno Der, 1860. at O'Clock P. M, III, folloJing
rsal estate, % Wit: sisuats IN the Tovp
.np o. btookiyn, in he County Of Guys hoga. Obio
z1a 5 described a. follows: being subdivisiop Iofs
n0s "a snd q Of =. b Eliot's sbd vision ofn-Ss.
Sn ~ Ian. - N SAID s.ookiyn Township, ff0Ds
acres, and lot S2 contains 66-lOO acres. Loo
1ARss-One third cash in hand on a.
os Oas-sn1Ia 10 ons 1ear, and one-third OF sale
-seaLea Dy mortgage on The preuiss> sHo years,
Pay aoie aEnuaily. bOa4k ~ .ltn infere8s
ana1aeS S1aTo5es Of tHs Minors Of Ohm sIn,.t ~,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

ASt. Louis burglar, who was robbing g
room in which young lady was sleeping,
could not resist the temptation OF Kissing
che beautiful damsel, and - caught At t.
Il VIII be ststes prison for kiss.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
DRY GOODS.

We shall offer on Monday, Sept. 1Stb,
an enormous stock Of =
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS,
Comprising ta0enty fire hundred pieces
Of the choicest designs and most superior
fabrics.
The prices are marked on the basis of
value too months snce, although thsy
,0oitLd 'rol0 cost from ten to tiOeAty per cent.
higher.
E.LBALDRLN& 90.
To the ShalOL Department attention is IN
Wool ShGvls, Paisley Scotch and American,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere and
many others. For sale By the package or
at retail. E. l. BALDWIN, q co.
E. I. BALDWIN & co. d.
viii open on Monday, September 18Th, a
complete stoekOf
EHBROIDERIES AND LAOES,
Novelties in Linen and Poini Gaze, Linen
and HaLeneienne, Linen Cambria and LclO7s
Embroidered Lace Edgings, Lace Hand.
kerchiefs, Cambria Trimmings, Real
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
GuipOre and Thread Trimmings.
Oar WooLea Department l0ilL be com.
plete on Monday September 18Th, after
I 4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
MISCELLANEOUs.
EN- nm MONEY ADVANOED-

COVaVVV IN sums to suit-at the old stsnd And
veIl-knoyn WAGHERiS LOAN OFFICE on Secu'
rites ofevery kind, Wis: Gold and Silver Natohes
Oiamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry. Guns P1stols,
ODttdn Dry Goods, Pianos, Melode0ns, and all per
I1nal property and articles Of value, OF the most sat
iGfactory terms. Business strictly private. AssaD-
lished 85l. MIA variety Of unredeemed Haton'
e, JeWelaF Guns, etc., Tor sale at bargains.
Ofnoe-corner Of Meter and Superior streetss over
Ooca ootaa fsAOO 49, j. O. ". WAGNER.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY GOODS

This Department Il now full Of every vaiisD 81
spas1pable goods in Its line, Gnd We would esps
eiaIly inviIe the attention OF Merchants Ana Miii
nerr' and the pubic generally, TO las sxsnlnAtion
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
-1TANTED-MEN-To receive and I'LL

ANIED-n hN-AO EeSolfS 80 y - -
w orders for ten hrss-class subscrIption books -
and EnRravings, inc cipding the Lille ana Init 81
Gbrahsin IiueIln, " DR.. l.. p. brockett, the EN-
,9ayt aDd Accom- p shed historian. One OctaNo nOl-
1,as of 75O paRes Price IRON 3 70 SooOs aeooIllhs
- stVles OF binding. The best Biography o. ADfA-
Inn Lincoln Now beng delivered TO H1DscrlDeIss
Line Universal satisfaction. one huudred more
6s1 can engage selling this work our1ng the IAll
md winter moths in localities where II nAs NOT
6een introd uced. nor enough OF similar pook5 peen
aid to diminish the sale superior WolK. ~
sale il nov Immense. Now Is the time 70 maks
money ra idly ia its sale, Address K. h. CUhhANs
Publisher Main ST., corner Of Water, kochester, n
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
THE SOUTH.

Untold Wealth waiting on Enterprise
-.-MerIdIan---The Planters and the
Freedmen---Chances for Northern
Men to Get Rich...LOw Price of Plan
trsIfOns--- " here to Come.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Fmbrsces everything in is line, from the cheapest
Wool to the riShest PAissy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
DRESS SILKS

Tn Black and Fsuoy Ne hsvs ths greatest variety
ever shown in this market, with fan line OF
Evening silks.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

.ANH1LhREDoH CHANCE roR AGENTS.

w RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
What the people want ComP,ets Hlstory OF tne me
War in one large volume splendidiy Win
over 25 ne portraits Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid lucid, c1mpete, authentic and re-
liable history published. ltcontains reading matter
eoual 10 three large octave volumes. send ior cir
cularS and see our terms. Address JON ES bhOs.
CO., l4S West Fourth st., G3clnnad. sepzz :A0d&E
$40. G. d 8. CRYSTAL d. 7. $40.
MI0n0 A year can be realized gliding and PCT
Whit ting up the CRYSTAL DDOk PLATE,
AIIIlilI Agents Wanted. stock, Tools, and In
ViVVO structions cost $40. Il. L. TODD 4 co.
80 Nassau street, New York.
SEND FGR A C1RCULAR. sep2:26664E
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cloak Department,

We would particularly call the attention Of tne
trade ta this brAoch Of tbs bu .iness, - We have
obtained the most competent managers, Aad are
prepared to hl all orders, BY the quantity or otn.
erwise, at the 'hortest notice sEd at the loNes'
who'll sale prices.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

ONE THOUSAND DOZEN FALL AND
a-7- WINTER HOSIERY
i0SA be on sale Monday September 18Th,
including all qualities IN Wool and Merino.
Also tvo hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose. l-l- -anlE go saH-- u
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
all Town

-NMANTED-AGENTS-In all Towns
w ip this State (Ohio) solicit for one o. the most
reliable Lie Insurance Companies IN thh oouhtLy
no reliable and energetic SOLICITORS very hIeLe
oomnensation IS offered. FOR further part1colaIs,
Sddress Post-otice Btx 1852, Cleveland, y. sezsz9
=" ArnEn-GLR| 9-seaA-aSd-- -nasa-
recommended. Apply ut 81 kinsmAn 81. sePz3:zis
WANTED-BOA gentleman,
w wife and one child, ia private family, or where
there are but lew boardeEs. ke1etences excnaneeo-
Address Lock Box z5l. selz2:z9o
"ANTRD-Atten Something new.
w will send by mail, postpaid, beautiful Mill
tary Albnm, With tWenty-four pictures OF our Union
Generals, for Oeents. Agents wanted Immediately.
Prise per DOZEN to gents, 50, or 81 per hetooz-
en-. Send all orders to q. i. BRIGGS, l44 Dearoor o
at, Chicago, Ill. seRssE9
"ANTED-INFO NFORAATION-W.O O.
w W1EEEBIDDLE, who was lately in an tnsaLs
asylum has absented himself in Cleveland or V1cini-
fV ace Septemb II. reward Of $50 VIII be paid
nor anV Information IS TO his whereabouts. he u
well dressed-blacK frock coat oark inquired easal'
mere pants, high-croGned old-iash1oned lelt hAtl
furndoWn collar black silk neck-te; about 70 years
OF RRe, medium size and a0out six ieet IN nelent.
dark ssow vsage, beard under the chins cut snort
has q melancholy look, and unsteady Wslki carries
with him q black oil-cloth caTpee. SACK nleo Win
clothing, Address JACOB W. bOhmlDT, Olty
Marshal, Cleveland. se23:210Sat4l hZHd:WzM
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
WHERE 10 CONE.

Steamers leave Cairo Ill, daily, con-
Meeting with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
al Columbus, KY. This road passes through
the richest pars of Tennessee, and those
magnificent prAiries in Mississippi which
are regarded the best cotton lands in the
world, and Justly SO. / doubt If the sun
shines upon a,fnef, richer country. Oks-
Iona, Prairie Station, Aberdeen, West Point
or Columbus ara good places for those who
wish to purchase or rent. They will ex-
pNriencs no difficulty in suiting them
saves. s. W. D.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
WANTS.

WANTED-About twenty active boys
w to distribute bills for the - Miltonion Tab
laaux" to- lay and tomorrow. CaH Al the LEADhA
DO Office this mosnIng before O'Clock.
WANTEC-Three first class coat ma
w kers st I2l Bank St A. EYEARs. sep2s:1sO
WANTED-A situation IS suPerlntend-
w deutiu a lumber or coal yard. Address K; A.
BELDEN, Russell House. sel z2---s-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
HOSIERY DEPARFMENT.

A fun line Of Irregular make Of EngIi'h and Ger
man Hose particularly ada pted to ihs City trade.
Also tull stock in the Jobbing Department.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
IWANrBD-IOOO AGKN LS-I0 10 ca cal

wv - fa- 1ba great new work. "PEIR0LkDM
Y NISRY PAPERS'' published by II. W. Oarfon
3 ~ ThIs book must have larger circulstloe lnan
nv hook ever SOLD by subscription OWING 70 ols
fos,Tv and huntOr, There Is no similar WoIk IN VIC
feid 40 that agents will find tn glorious opPott
fnnitV n thew embrace 1t soon. Thls WoLk ~ ~
81 s1Srayef ana bound in the higntst etyle o. .ns
arr aSd contains $50 pages OF welt written hS
An1licaEts will state their e1peflehees an 1
Az 6rst second and third chJioe as %
Tb1 NAV eilher send for cireulars or II Lhey i ~
80 e ~ ssmple book. We give the hlghtSt A teLA.s .
- - nouse IN America. No charges l0r s Do1ss "
faigbts and exclusive rights gwen As %
q l5ttss, InSEPd D. TOPHAM 4 OO-s ,. L. corner
Fonrtb and Vine sts., CincinnAti, y. - S.... ~
hb.-A Oenei"- sep25 :266dkW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

IWANTED-TO SALL-A great bar.
wv Gains or exchange for merchandise, SlOoO
worth of valuable real estate in Illinois. toEl
ther particulars, address J. AUGOsIiNE,
III. sSk----S-
IHANTED-TOR RENT-A comfortable
wv dveling in a desirable part Of the city, BY 9
.zood Tenant Al rent not to exceed Sl,UOO inquire
o. D. T. q G.. J.. INGEkSOLL, III snPenOrs@
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
new ADVERTIsEMENTs,

BB"T To Ies," "FOr 6aIs.'' "Ioa, "HeI1,
'Fsund." sBOOrding," 4o., not s1eesa'ns EooA
LINES each, soiII Be Asetsd a ~. eo'ns o.os y.
% Cents; rot exceeding EIGHT AlHA0s %
Cents.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

-E.yPt Is wakiag -. 4 noeseaaa
# Alex asdraa hes farty .4osr stean en-
gincs. which work twenty-five steam
laows and cvl,iyators. on his estate
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

Tl.en she rode by oor long line toward
her home. We should haye given her
three rou.ing cheers, had it been safe
10 cheer. hope the time il not far
liassn, when her name may be mad'
public. Until the rebel gnsrrillas arc
driven out from their hidino.places nc a.
her noun, sin homo, it will not he prn'
dent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
D,ssssssso~ or Coparaser.hip

Notice is hereby given that the oseartaes-
ship heretofore exisitng Setwee~ Beaumo~t
4 Le~is 10 this day dises lved by mutual
cc~se~s, asA aal rerssSs isle%tel to said s IA
are requested q eaM 40 se4sie the sasA4
vi ,hont delay With n. IAwir who IL d~ly
auti.erised 10 receive the came asd ell PEI.
sons having clsias against said krm wtll
present the same 10 ]. Il. lseaun.ont fsa
payment who will setais al just cla1.l
against said firm.
lskA May 18th, sAsA.
JOHN n. BEAUMONT
NORMAND LEWIS
r4s ~~&ersigned will continse h~siuesl
aA iss Il tetAal whsrc he will be happy I,
furnish ~ wAe may call IN him, will
000DS CHEAP FOR CASN.
J. IL BEAU MONT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

Ve80toOS0 110uf 19e0tOfer.
4 will act~ally restore gray aad faded heir
to its srginsl csasr, BY 6rst restoring tho scalp
70 healthy condition.
Il VIII prevent the hair from falling Oh.
L will remove dandsnG, and cure All nm.
pleasant itshing and sruptions Of the hcal
Its reasAy Tor nsrvovs Aeadaehe.
No dye.
Il restores the hair Sy aataral process
and may be used with perfect safety and may
Be- used by alk Friends try H..
Price 81 30 wer hottie Sid at tho City
Drug EGors II f4ielo. ~6nlO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29

The following l. taken from he I'D
vance sheets of "The Field, the Dungeon
and the Escape, BY Albert D. Richard
son. a ~ ''ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-29
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