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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
SsyEs.EE>5.S Gss.y,.

Ev virtue Of 3 special execution, dated tie
gath day Of Januarv A. p. 1875, II he d.
r.cted, issued cat ii the oiicc Of lie clerk OF
the Distrist cart Of Tama County. state
o. lows, ia isso~ Of the county Of Tama for
the use Of the schoolfanl AMI arn.st Peter
Brush, har,as 4 Brush. / A Grahan.. IL. 3
Jayne & Soa. i Terry 4 to ard q \ = "
Church on judgement rendered by said
cn,,r, as the September term tEerens. 4. L.
l,bi and decree of in,sli.sure against the
sai ae.-a s'nss wherein il WIS e-r.er-,t. al
Judged AMI lecrecd that the followi-g de-
scrlhea real estate to-wit:
fae senas e">t Yuorf,r e ssc,'"n no
"at'es tls] ~ 'o~nship "a. eiyat,1 fre
(so) ,,tath ot rt,ore 10. si.r*,4. (lG)
y est o. he Ill l. ". in Tama county. Iowa,
be sold or 81 much thereof as IS accessory TO
safety said judgement. Interest," AMI cost:
Now therefore public notive il hereby
given, that have levied nror. ani shat. on
~ 3ntN dav Of March a. y. Fsi5, between
TIC honss OF = O'clock A. NJ. and clock P
w. az sid day, sale 10 conaMesee at the
hear Of ~ o'clock a. m. at the .rpist door 81
the Caart House in Toledo, iowa, in the
county Of Tama, offer and sell al public out
crv, t. The highest and hest bidder, for
cash, she above described property. OF
somnca tacreaf as is necessary to satisfy
said Judgement for the a.Ja II So d"llars
aua IS eenfs, together with cost anl All nc
crnng costs unless the same saal be sooner
satisfied.
February aud, lsdh
kNiGHT 2EAyER. :
Sheriff Of mana e'oanty, lowa.
Printers fee $500 s.rI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

We were enormously informed
last week RI the evening when the
Hutc'.iIsors were TO give their concert,
in this town. Tie time is next Mon
day evening. Our readers will bear in
mind that this branch OF the family
come with five members instead Of
three and will undoubtedly give us a
first class entertain. mcn,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
rfA. Save Your Life. ga

dyspepsia .Erysipelas, Kidney
- Complaint Steh anil 'tr,o2s He"aac"r
Neuroig,o, Grarei, 7enfr, Sa'tcs's itch md
Baidncss. A treatise on tbs t-Lovc hi casts
with their ,pctdy end ps'rneat cure, sent free
to any ad lress. Address s. g. upIlAM, No.
rs South Eighth Street. Phiiads4A,ia PA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
AGENTS WANTED

70 sell by subscription u sseellens. itlais-
tratal and low-prict history ot tae Rebellion.
|, ia both English ard Gtrman.-- Also several
other beautifully frustrated. Interest
i eaas1 valuable family MONKS, Also Coz
reslers and Agents great variety at Pic-
tarcs. B,t,le Scenes. rortrtrai;s Of eminent
Generals and Ct, ilians, Gems for The Album;
sc, together with largo assortment of Sta
,iouery Packages. These goods sell well.
For Circulars with terms, adde's
HENRY HOWE.
III Main Sire es, CinciLna,i
vknlks
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
Druggists have these Photo.
graphs
Am EEEr FOR SALE
Druggists who may not have our preparation
will send for it; fapplied to
Principle Depot. 6a iu:.0n ST
New York
vcnl9mi

For Rats, Mice. Reaches Ants,
He'd Hugs, Moths In Fairs. WOHt-
ems. Sc. Insects on Plants,
Fowls. Animals. Sc.
Put up in 25c. SOC. and 81 Oo Boxes Bot,
ties, AMI Flasks. IS and SIS sizes for IIorELs,
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, SC.
'Gnly infallibie remidies known
"Free from Poieons"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
"Rats come out af their holes TO die. y
eEF Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
n1-sold by all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere,
9kSr!!l BEWARE ! ! Of all worthless imita-
tons.
oay- See that "CosrAR's" name is on each
BOX, Bottle, and Flask before you hny.
es1F-Adiress Henry r. Costar.
Ma PRiNc1PAL Dsror 49, BROADWAY NY
tA-So'i by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggistsir Toledo
y6.20m6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

The ONLY reliable self ljua,ing Wrnger
Tbs frame being Of lion, thoroughly gal
vanixed ahdanger from rsst remoerd, snd the
liability to shrink, swcll. split, &c. SO nac.
ro.R,b,e in wooden machines. is pcrentvd
No thumb serews complicated ,asieninas 70
wear out or get out Of order il can be fasten
ci firmly 10 the tus in single second
wakR4N TED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS
II took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1868. and is
W,thout an exception the best Wringer ever made
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in the sale Of oiler Wringers.
TRY IT. AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Testit THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL
others, aud il not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn it.
II will wiring nything from a thr,n'to
bed q,nlt without alteration
Patented in tho United states, England
Canada and Australia. Agents, wanted in
every town.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GENrLEMEN: kuor from pracfitle frprrt-
Sn-e that IRON ,cel gairan,sed ruth 1isc w,tl not
orii.ze or rust on particle. can safely say,
afst- several years experience III n" manu-
feature OF chain for chain pumps AND water
drawers, in which hive tested the affinity
OF lro, and zinc that i the process be con-
busted properly, il is q perfect weld OF the
Two.
Nearly one Year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Tringers. It now per-
forms all it's functions as we'll ms ii did tho
fret time il was nsed, and has become AN in
dspcnsahle article with us. I have closely
observed several other kinds If clothes wiring
ers. the modms opeyandi hcing different, tsy-
ing to produce the same results "a the putnam
Wringcr, hut in my Judgment they have fail
81. The Putnam Wrisae, Is AZ mar perfect a.
possible, and Ican cAerrf4tly recommend 1t to Re
The best in use.
pcc:elly vonrs.
JNO. W. WHEELER.
. Cleveland Ohio
Mary years experience In the galvanizing-
business enable M to indorse tho above
abatement in all particulars
ina. W. LEFFERTS,
No. loo Beekmnnn Street.
New York, January, 1864
No. !. $3.50, No A. $3.50.
Mannfacturcl and sold, Wholesale and ~
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO..
No 10 Platt Street, New York, and Cleveland
sc. NoRrHRor. Agent.
r0to !. /. STEWART, At Ilsa, II 80,
NJ want GOODS Ala bargain.
Ayers Aaae Cure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

-. Our Baptist friends are holding
a series If revival meetings at their
church attended We learn with con
siderable success. We hope the good
work will go on until several more old
sinners have their hearts broke; fos
tho good Lord knows there is need
enough Of j, in this town.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

TOts !. l.. STEWART, ct ;uka.'if you
NJ want % tpy y. 4 hsrga'p>
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
IIEINEESOID'y

Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa1ar'..,,
FOR purifying the blood removing eli diseases ars.s fro
excess end inptuaencc l.! lie, chronic cons,ituosa .is
arising f.o, impure STATE OF tile hos aii
c.!y re;sb. an. eccu-l kaoyn rcn-y for tie O.
SC otuli, ScaI Heat SAT- th.,.n, Pains aai 9yc,. u
Il. Bones Ulcers:ien 81 .c Ih.oa: a.i Ies i.!9;cs
rinn'es :hc see Testcr Erssi .'as aa 81 really tn.
tisa. Of sac skin, and bcaa.sy!2c the cog"Ltz.oS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

-. We learn that The net proceeds
OF tie Sanitary festival, held at the
Cary House las,Thursday evening were
about $50, and the festivities Of the
evening general, iwell enjoyed by the
participants. We sincerely hope, ard
indeed the present prospects are that
The necessities Of such charities will
eoon DC uEc..ilcd f,r.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

We are compelled TO omit some
advertisements and contributions this
week owirg TO the latencss in which
they were handed in 10 us for pnblica.
ton. We would willingly publish
them, but in order to do so We mus,
have time to pu, them in type.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

The whole Of the success OF the
Iowa Central railroad, as TO this county
now rests with the subscription cen
mit,ee. The people generally seem
willing, 10 aid the measure. EGen,lemen
&hall this important enterprise die ia
your hands.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

The especial attention eof stock
ra,sers il called 10 the advertisement OF
the celebrated Black Hawk Morgan
Horse, "Tiger," TO lie found elsewhere
in our columns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

-. The Secretary Of STATE viii please
acerp, or .ha,ks for t"bulas..!'st of
all the counties in tnis State, giving
he'roi u!atlon Of each ccuuy in 1868,
aud the. home aud army vo,. in 1861
tn. population 81 The State IN 1868
was zee lG2. # rama county 1927
Tae home vote was, Lincoln y 1853 !:
Mcclellan, 4.,s96; Army vote lie
publican l5,l14 Democrat 364.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

20 toJ. 7. S1INsfiF, Al TuRa, If ysn
VI s..tsIalS sts sat,si.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
u s +, II IL M = % Ids
FLUID EXTRAcT bucuu

In al Diseases Ct the Urinary Organs, whct!c. eKa,ia
l.Ls rAAL., rom w.c.erer org rating, G..'
no rad..er hoosoag sslaiia1 I'll plcasaa. ai.,.l-.c
and odor lMMEnIATE ia action all more s.rsnsi .erins
than any o! the Preparations Of 3 ra Or Iron.
Those siT:-in, t.on D'o:er Docr O. Oeeass Co.sst;
:ut;oas procure tic Ee1at at once.
II. Reader be that however sig. rasi -
II. alta Of the a5oyc diseases, is ccta.tt 10 T.c "a
Eo1ly Xsaua, Mental P,'re-s ana Nirp as.'. !: j.,
t-ca:a-a: Is Submitted TO- Consumo Insanity asJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
HIO "a L.
49,. Thanks to you Captain Ssoddard
for that very nice psla,able present

The James y. Eals of whom we
spoke last week was not our former
State Superintendent. His name IS
James ID: .Eads.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

n 0 TIE NfENorS. DHBHffATEr AHN
] nESp0NlENT OF BOTH SEXES. \
oreat sureras having Le.a rector ca 10 hcalifs
IN few, lags aaer many years Of uisery.
il wiling ID. assist his suffering fellow c-es-
lures IN sending free, on tbs nseeips Of y.
roA paid address ed nsslope, copy Ut tie
f...,.,sla 81 cu,e cnplnyei. Dsrectto
john N. IAGAaLL. Fox lea PoA eHe-~
9-..5l-<, \. J.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02

HOto !. /. STEWART, At tiss, II you
NJ want Gl0DSsA,a hsrgain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

SENATE
MONDAY, April l., 1865 Senate mat
at the usual hour Prayer 10y the Rev
Mr. Allen
Mr. Wisener offered the following
preamble and resolution (No. ~. which
were adopted and transmitted TO the
House,
IlI0eos, The members of This Gen.
eral Assembly hsve leard with sadness
and sorrow of the melancholy death.
by assassination, Of Abraham Lincoln,
late President OF the United States 4.
therefore be Il
EsS1'oi, BY the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee. that there
be Joint select committee of Eve in
the Senate and FIVE in the House Of Re-
res,ntstives, to be appointed by the
respective Speakers, 10 take into con.
siderstlon and report what action should
be taken 10y the Legislature ON the
luouiniul and sorrowfui occasion.
Tho Committee on the part of The
senate are Messrs Wisener. Hal
NTH, Fraser, and Randolph. The
House Committee are Measrs Cooper
Hood, Dillon, Smith, of HaIdeman. and
Gaines
A message wss received from the
House, announcing the concurrence Of
that body in the above preamble and
resolution
Mr. Wisenee the Chsirman Of the
loint Committee, reported Suitable pre-.
umble and resolutions expressive OF the
deep sympathy Of the General Assembly
IN the loss ofthe President of the United
states, and their heartfelt condolences
with the family of the late beloved
President The preamble and resolu-
lions Will be found in the House pro-
ceedings
In submitting the report of the select
committee, Mr. Wisener said
Abraham Lincoln, the statesman ana
pstHoL u no more. He died. NOT ed /
hls predecessors, but by the iepdisb /
hand OF the assassin In orj;,.rr
tunes, the death Of a President ~ ~ 4
1 nitea States was shock to the country
ana brought sadness and mourning. hpt
IN this case it is horrible beyond exnres
sou, and bows the nstion low down in
,deep grief ard mourning The countr-
naa' curing t1s pslt fotr wears heeo
o1nsaged IA clvil war; the most borr;lla
u ,-,r wan" i, and as we were about merging
en- s,Ili tne strife, and every beoyt -
i !, win hopes, under The hs'iar "a. -,
i, ~ was shout to close the erest h.. 'I'l -
ualioh IS stricken doyn ara %
~ n JGy turned 10 bitterness AMI -, - up
&c ma looked 10 Mr. Iinc,i,,
Aian 20 draw this terrible -, - me
aiiiel'ole end The rebe's hal 80, - so {
=, =, disposition and desire 10 ret',, -, nee
Union under the liberal policy o !, 70 yb 'ls
blow ives inflicted on thai TT. ,rriole
whom alone they might have '', emu IN
confidence and pleaded successipIiS H. Gu 90
mercy. His loss is irreparabIa a5 sor
natioa moqrns his untimely and terri
Die end he was the true reprsesnt.
tive Of the institutions Of his countrv
and by mis- high virtues and patriotism
he was elevated 10 the highest 20.
sition within the gift Of the American
people, and the proudeEt pinnacle os ]
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
me Washington Tragedy.

Up to the hour we write, no POSITIVE
information Of the arrest of the assas-
sin Booth, has been received. All the
reports that he had been, appear to be
unfounded.
We have further particulars oil the
msnaer in which the murder was per
petrated, giving a clear idea OF the
monstrous crime. 1t seems that there
were four persons in the box At the
ne President Lincoln and lady, 8
d,uqbter of Senator Harris Of NeW
Y X. and Capt Rathbone, Of Albany
Ny Attracted by the report Of Il e
pistol. Capt RathbOne sprang 70 hlS
feat. and observed man IN me 'oA
With 8 pi.td in one hand, and a KNIFE
:, ,ba other he Immediately seizeo
the intruder, and received stab winch
,n.de him Immediately release hh
LoI3 lie however, again caught him
bv his clothing, but was unable 10 ae>
IN him although in jumping TO the
s,o,a tbe william left portion OF his
oo.t behind. torn of The Captain
,ber.fore called out "stop that man,
md turned to seei the President was
byrt lie found Mr. Lincoln sitting
uorieht in his chair, insenslble,
his head bowed down and his eyes
closed Mrs. Lincoln had tainted.
Can't Raihbone, when he cried stop
that man" thought there wss no likeli'
hood of his escape But the whole
thing was SO sudden and unexpected
no one suspecting what had really oc
Cured. that no movement was made tc
intercept him except, perhaps, by one
person. The audience generally sup
posed that the affair was only part Of
The performance, and were not undeN
ceived until the fact Of the shooting OF
the President was announced from the
stsge.
Itsppesrs, further, that the program
me Of the assassins included the mur
der Of Vice President johnson also.
This is the legitimate Interpretation OF
his visit TO the Kukwood House, where
the Vice President was stopping, and
seeking an interview, which, fortunate,
Ia the absence Of the intended victim
prevented.
The conspirators probably designed
10 strike down all the chief funciiona-
ries OF the Government, hoping there
by to produce at least a brief period OF
confusion which might be advantage
Gus 10 the rebel cause The hope was
bultEe gieamingo of insanity and back
ed by the weakness, effrontery and i'm
pudence Of the devil
There are doubtless Others, many
others, besides Booth, and the assail-
ant Of Mr. Seward, concerned in this
monstrous atrocity, which shames the
age. The interests Of the country, oil
acknowledgement, that nostone should
be left unturned-no effort spared
that will contribute 10 the arrest Of al
concerned The murderer and all hii
sccomplices, wherever they be, mus
be hunted down No punishment thai
could DO inflicted would be adequate
hut there would be some satisfaction il
exposing the whole conspiracy arC
hiinriDe the guilty TO justice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

Il appears that before Grant imposed
upon Lee the necessity Of Immediately
abandoning Richmond, the rebel au
thonties had been engaged in removing
tobacco, machinery, dc, from the city
This alarmed the Virginia Legislature
which was in session, and committee
was appointed 10 meet JEFF Davis and
ascertain from him whether or not j.
waa his. purpose to eyacusie Richmond
Davis replied TO them, that he would
lee hurried beneath the runs OF Ga,
pty, rather than eyacuate." Nsir
hrnggsrii be couldn't get away fast
enough when the day Of burial came
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

100 Gold hunting Cased Watches........sll6 ench
leo Gold Watch ss..........4..... 10 each
$40 Ladies' Gold Watches ~ each
500 l.adies' and Gems silver Watches - each
aa0O Nost Neck and Guard tluu~t3 @ 10 each
300 thaieane Chuns AMI Neck
1000 Owl ana Uha.ed sold Brace
1900 G old aad J. 81 ls,oly.rg
Hrooehet .---.s :.---.-.--s,'-.'--.- y cseh
500 Guld o ", jet ~ he's. 70 each
-, 3, 6s$ ; n. y ) .i;l.. 70 s s:ss
SEQ sets sfiies' JeEelry, (6Uid
and Jetl....-..-.....-.-------....-b 10 10 each
goo SETS Ia.aies' iewelry, yansy
-9,,o Iadies' Belt Buckles and
Gold Ia nllilfs ..-...----...-.-. 3 10 each
SOD Ladies and Gen s Cold Pen
oils ...--.......... : To & each
gosO soIt ire sleeve Buttons,
rety Ct styles.-.-.-.--...--.--. } 10 each
400 Bosom Studs, van ~ ofstyles p to each
8 % Watch Keys, Fob AMI Ribbon
Sides ....-.......-- ....-..,.. - 70 & each
500 Gents Mss0nic Pins aud
600 Gents SOLITAIRE and cluster
f1ns...............-.. ,..-.--.-..-. TO 10 each
1000 Gold IoO.h snd Esr Picks 10 . each
900 Pain, Chasei sod Stone Sci
Riuga .....--..-...-.a .-..--.s.-.-.. 10 each
COCO Ladies California D. smond
Rings..,..---..-....;........-,. - to each
5000 Mage spTng and snap Lick
cts = 10 ~ eacn
1908 Gold Pens, Silger Mourt u
HCl lers-....-.......- ..-..--........ 10 8 each
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
Cases and Pencils.........-..-.. 10 g each
All Of the above list OF Goods will be sold for one
Collar each Certificates Of all the various articles,
stating Whist each one can have, are first ND 10 en-
Velopes, sealed M, and mixed; and when ordered,
ere taken ont without regard TO choice ami sent BY
ma ], thus giving FAIR cnance. On receipt Of the
Certificate you viii see what you can have, 81
then it is your option to send one dollar and take
the sIt;cle OF not
In all Transactions by mail we shall charge foI
forsGrdng the Cent ica'e for paying postage, and
doing the business q cents each, VIII n inusf be
enc'osed when the Ger ifcate is sent for Five Ger
thcates viii be sent for 81 eleven for 81; thirty fol
5 SIX -fige for Sloi and hundred Tor SIS.
AGENrS-Thpse acting as gents will be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate orderei by them
provided their Temittances amount TO one dona-
Agents vii collect . cents for every Certificate
and remit y cents TO us, ether in cash or postage
stamps. Great canton should he used by our cor
respondents in regard t. giving Their correct sd
d ess, town, county and Ststs Address
J. II. WINSLOW a co,
apvls-Sm EOS Bro -dSay, New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
In India Ink.

II you want he best Pieiure MAZE 70 'ie ny %
SIRE zni - 70 BALLS. MN
II you vanl stylish Carte DE- Nls'e 81 = Is, !,
II you want beautiful Rieslfes e 80 =.
- -, "a a.f aim Dsguer0iype 81 loss
= 49, f,is-l 70 and get Hall 10 msEs leu a
80, -. - pt,1s-s1S la Oil hon is-a peiiire Tine
viii not destroy. -
as-Remember. the best Returs' male % ~, Ne
south fre a Halls. corner o. O'iNi - -
square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

On motion, adjourned 10 Wednes>
day morning at the usual hour of,meet-
ing, IN respect 10 the illustrious de.
ceased.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

gTOOKHOLDERs IN TIE TENSEEsEE AND
- Aiahaml Raiinoad coErpauy are hereng no. ned
that calls have Ten mee IF $50 1oiara pr share,
pavstlo neatly, beglu1ing The iai q hsg. ial3,
an1 cantinuiuQ a1fl 40 7lncaiisd stceG . ealleIi-
By oraer 81 the Board u llreelors-
vnrl5-fd secfet4FF ani Ixeasurer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

toATs OArsll-Prime Seed ana Feed
Oats may be found at CLARK and Gregory's,
So Broad street. aprlq.lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
DresS-M Making
AND
EEakE WEzp - - n y SSaF Ezgla zssH
I'VE kARRs "

'INHE LADIES OF NASHVILLE ARR Respect
Il fully iayited 20 call and exsmine NV fac lues
ioroonductng the above mentonet lines OF busi-
ness. have secured he services Of lsdy's talor,
who he's success Olly followed his business in some
Of tie best ties Of Europe. and I have the cona-
dence % warrant The exact fit and complete fms n
Of any article OF lady's wear entrusted to my
charge, vi,hout any other prepsIa CRY step than
thst Of mea-uremeut, thereby avoiding TIE usual
trouble ONE a-d tedious necessity Of fitting
Orders i0r the haest bsll dresses can lie 6tied 10
three hours.
also do idiing, tambouriag, brading, and any
thing IN tlist line
10 ladies " n please call at No. lO3 North Col
lege street. zap sis.rs,
apri8-ims A f. FIoFRSU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
A Rare Chance.

"a OFFERED % aay ope Chasing caplta) and
lvsssigr 10 snFags ID bnsinsss on one q ne oesr
ser.sfs rp.f iccslites ~ he eliy.
A. eueFqste bIssiussa man Eso can command
80 s5lIit kuF the ahols Or hall iLterssf- For
lul5Fmafi0u, apFly q TINS oaes. ~ iflH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18
~UNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
ID TIE TREATMENT OF DIgEAsEa. d
cROWNIN6 HIN WITH SUCCESS ~
OfHEk STATES, As IT - IN
HA8HVtLLE. TEsafEa8EE.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

4
For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
| diseases, the reader is referred 70 Still
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MArERiA MEmcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women For all diseases in this
advertisement, subtraction Is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
ChrOnie Gases
Win satEachOa; Hhounaatsn, Adacaons o. tha
Lunzs; D1assea ~ Ne Ihrqat, eHais4 Joints,
saa Limbs, Pisgisy, Psias. ulea, Csneor, S'zsFsi,
no siomaeh. Nsuralala, Rinrss iEll 81 scrofnla,
Deafness, Diseases q Ne Eyes, Dehltatsd 9Js-
en- Dy1Ps sS 7. e 59sS,sa s9 sgossasD9
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
10 TIE Ladies.
An kHseeoas o. fhs Wonss srsstsI pIih suosssa.
those aarrisd Ladias uho have besa % uuioItu-
% thsE fal tine souHd prsszanl b oviaE nsa
sterilitgs
rarr.r Narrisd Ea.Hsa shssa Enfrtruns h.s
sssn not % 6rng ioztn = tls seaeoas fenselnhe[
Cod has sad roo should mulnrlY md rsDleniEh- n
lhis is your desire ygu es1 cousult ne stnar b.
lsttss q II Psrsoa- 10 ladJ oEsz thlzG-ale ysaEs
* rse need uIazs arrlcal1n- aIsrllI1nl Ication5
by lsttef Of psfs0n stsictiy soz8dEt1e
Night KmEssions Cured.
Young Mas, stop bafors you hzrthss 20 o. al
dssasss subject % Man, tksro y ne dgsase 80 nsrd
10 caTrs IS nEri kuliasicna, and phyacisrs are
Arc ma undsrstand treaEnE e an1 % yoa eaa
az nat have earsd doaans = Ms 90. = sel -
h sssrsut Stales, Who have spent dollar EleF dol
iar I'D are nov vel cured BY ma ] an daily re-
-isn Iatters and ssndInE 1eficina % ~ parts %
- eeuntry In . uurd. ~ thai are dsoased 10
-sy ~ md vii ryo ne = cal VII EiFe assis-
6.-tioa tof al q ths disoaaea mentioned - MS al
ssrsssnsaL Tns tesi q ralafsneea EiFsa h ta8
NJ.
Dr. R56fLL,
Uuion sirsat NsehFiiia, Ianl.
rsnl-fV sil meet Nith pFurnps atfaaEiol-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

WASrED.-Twouty good lsborers to work
on farm. Apply At United States Gus
tom House. Liberal wages paid. q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-18

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