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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Future 4 uction sales on Cd page.
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
English and German Fisi,hed Hosiery Furnishing Goods
Etc, Etc.
BY HOFFMAN R MARKS.
g. s. Z,bT1eKsR Auctnnser,
Offec-ss Chartres street
MONDAY, February $, Mt 10 O'Clock A.
" their saesroorns 80 Chartres street, without any
reserve will be sold
800 lots of newly imported DRY GOODS, VIZ: French
Grenadines NozaLgsr Nernoe1, French Jsconets Per
Gales Prints Linen Lawns extra 6nsD English Prints Bob
binet MEETINGS, Blesched and Brown Linen Settings
1900 dozen English ard German Finished Hosiery.
800 superBns Ms1ino Undershirss.
6O Linen Hemrnsd Handkerchief
large line Of Domestic, stspe and Fancy Dry Goods,
such Bleaced and Brown essings satinets Doesins,
Jeans, Tweeds Iickings Stripes Denims Flannels
Madras Handkerchief Printed Hadksrchef Linen Cam.
brio Haxdkerchiefs. +" -
case Eleached Cotton, damaged
10 pieces Prints, 80.
80 dozen Cotton Cards, in god order
On TUESDAY NEXT--Great closing sut sale Of several
consgnmensf Of Notions s4 the balance q City Dry Goods
| Store.
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rVREASBKY DEFAETM ENT-6FFTCE OF
3D. 1864 N 7- -
y satisfactory evden.e presented 70 hs under
signed has Ign made 70 appear has the Louga National
Bank OF New Orleans in the CITY of New Oneers, in the
Parish Of Orleans and State Of Essana has tsen duly
organized under ad according the Of the
of Congress, eed An proyfds national currency
secured by pleeRsof United States hsds to pds for
tbs circulation thereof approved 1884,"
and has complied With al tke proyson5bf 10
be complied with before commencing tIs business Of banking
under reidae. 10. sTz.a lS895&E&3 G q
the Currency do se.hy esz;y that ~ Louisiana Naon
Parish of Orleans ad StsSs OF Louisia Is authorized to
the business n barking under lie aforesaid
testimony wherein my hard sad Of Office
this 18th day of Dece 1ber, 1854
FREEgAN CLARKE, Comptroller
The Bank will be in yset.ties by the 9th ire
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER-THE SUPERIOR,
new and powerful Steam tug TITLE G. JEWETT pro
peller Of go measurement DmensionslB feet
epr 20 feet beam IL feet hold, built in the most thorough
good order and ready for business For spech
cations and any further particulars, apply to
CREEVY, NICKERSON & CO,
Corner Carondelet and Graver streets.
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OFFICIAL.

STATE LOUISIANA ExEcurlyE DEPARTxESr,
rArRISK o HESf} psf gI + HAS
ppfd I'd S zoe f s o o ss of o G s Bond
Bond dated February 1865 for the Of $40 90;
h@aS and Say IN the
Of l and the Latter in the SUN Of $500 each the
the said r Il Flynn Of his duties Auconeer aforesaid
as5sy SSiR n
annnled 0''0N.N '>,
December a p 1862 and of the Independence OF the
"t'eO ''A'S' 'l' D''' j. MADISON WELLS.
D' j. H. HARDY Secretary of State.
ErA7 DE LA n edza S
4 TTENDU que Patrick Henry Flynn s'est
cee encanteur dams ct pour Ia parose dOreans,
rNE obligation datee dq eysr 1863 pour la sOmme de
$1,000 sis,ge ratTiek Henry Flynn CONNIE propretair
premier pour sonne de 5000 les deux autre nour
pour la dte execution ledit IL Flynn, de ces devor
AVIS est par e donna tous cex qu celia peu
esse de tcr au bureau du secrttare
ene pupica"n de Get avis les rasons pour adt
obligation n serat pas eancellee ct anuqleet
lie 4des ~ sstS
j. MADISON WELLS
j. Ii. Harry, secrctairo d'Etat.
STATE OF Sew orsa nnna r s
WHEREAS, application IN. been made
w by Gabriel leaunont Tor the canoeing OF ms
official bond as Auctioneer IN ana ioF the parish Oh oea
bond dated the Goth January 1865 for the of 1000,
signed by Gabriel beaumont as principal ana jules uyes as
security, the condloh OF hau p"hu being per
fomance by the said Gabriel beaumont OF his duties as Anc
tiOneer aforesaid. ...,,
hereby given to all interested in the above
described bond, to show cause IN wrthg W he oe o. !he
Secretary of State within ninety days alter me last
of this advertisement why the said bond should not be Cancelled
anu aln"ei. $500 hood o, ,or, IF ,o Stoo ne ,bov, md rf
piNtl uilIc lus t.,i So ,t,o
'he 'uuepehNe'''e Vi tie o ~ MAniStJN WELLS
d. +,o oror,or.
by t'e ~ II nmv saoretarv of State
- "
-, -, ,,
BUREAU DE LEXE:rTE, EEAI pE F. Ia nouiS Sdas
no1Se!,e,T!iI I 10 - .".,e' a a"o
A TTEN DG que GaDrtSi Gehhmoht, ehcah-
n dams ct pour Ia paro!sSe orleans est nuresse au
ourd hui moi aim de ae c'celer lie suistt
I'm cnutonnement en- date du 20 JhhVle leoo ue Ia soie
de 5000 signe par Gabre LeauhohI cohiAe principal e'
jules Fnyes CONNIE caution s.., A., c,;, ~
&c cHutonnemen aSat etc lour par 10 ut dhpEel Leau
mont pour la de execution de se aeFots CONNIE
AVIS est consequence donhe tones les perS"hhe hte
reste aVoir iGlre Gon Phr urr a 3ureHu gu syfao
Eta dams les 90 jours di suHront la eniee pubcn
ton de cette proc"haon les ras1ns pour 9s4nee e I'll
| rautinn ne
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Having completed Increased ar

-Hnying completed Increased arrange
sales Auction and Commission, of Cotton
Supar oasses Dry Goods Clothing Roots and Shoes Hats
and Caps Cutlery Furniture Produce Real Estate stocks ana
descriptions Merchandise aud thankful for the liberal
patronage the past prepared to give increased Ia
ses in the future transaction Of all business ntrsted
TO
We particularly call the attention OF Importers
Dealers of Dry Clothing to tho central location oil
our especially devoted to that branch oil business
We have the services of Mr. H. Marks, oil thirty
years experience Of merchandise who Will devote
bis VII ole attention to the same
Liberal advances made II consignments.
Respectfully, NJ
MONTGOMERY & BRO
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Steamers gearing Jhis 9an.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N. @. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

---ChiIdrens' Home ofthe Prote stant Fpts-
oopnl ChurchA meeting will be held MONDAY, Feb 9TH
$40 Charres street. below Espanade at IL O'Clock
H. for the Election Of Board of Managers and Board Of
Council Q serve for tho ensuing year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES BIT.
sPALDING BIDWELL Proprietors and Managers.
Performance every hight and Saturday Noon.
Second Week of that Brilliant Child Performer
Ell NINo EDDIE.
Who will be introduced in
NEW WONDERS
MILE GALLETTI,
MILE DEvERE and
MONS. BAPTIsTINI.
In Now Grand Ballet.
ARRAH Ma PoGUE and DONNEYBROOK FAIR,
With "Wearin of tho Green" Pat Maoy, Bsrndoor Jig etc.
BY THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
THE NEGRO PERFORMERS
Have invented New Acts Songs, etc
Concluding with
yoL-AU-yENT.
which Hernandezs Great serenade Scene is lntroduos
Thursday, 9Th, First Appearance in New Orleans of
MISS ELoIsE CLYDE,
TIL. Charming and Talented Primo Donna
or. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
.
"''Dni l. ''
Fifth Nybt OF the
Webb SI.ters,
Who will appear in SIX CHARACTERS and several Songs
and Dances
INVISIBLE rNiS with the Webb Sisters.
YOUNG ACTRESS,
Ada Webb in -Four Characters.
m17,,
VAhhEIAEs MA |1A-'''1' INV - ''-11'
''~'D4 49, D,s.,n,ishad American Artist
WRENCE BARRE TT.
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= Special Notice-The

Special Notice-The Steamboat Fanny
will not be responsible contracted with
out the order Captain j. F. A Boyle the Clerk or
Agent All persons having bills again the boat will please
present the payment the office Of d. Morgan 81
Common street, after Saturday next, the 10Th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05

-Caution-PartiesH Having the Cele brated
beeer Wilson Sewing Machines, hereby cautioned
against placing the hands of inexperienced persons for
the purpose having them repaired The only place in TINS
ety where the Wheeler Wilson Machine be properly re-
haired and all the improvements added is at the Ggency
ofthe company lG2 Canal street
PECK BROTHERS, Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05

NOE SALE-A FINE PROPELLER TWO YEARS
T. old and perfect order Capacity Of $3.50 barrels Sold
to effect division of interest Very suitable for the Gu trade
For particulars inquire of
" CREEvY, NICKERSON L co,
Corner Grnyier and Carondeet SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05

rNEsE NATCNEX DEMOCKAT.
The T Weekly Democrat published every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, at ~ per annum- LISA
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the city and country or
The WeekE Democrat, Family newspaper pupsheu sfo''
j. BENZ CHANDLER No Al Garondelet street N.Y. a 0f
that portion Louisiana and Mississippi bordering Oh luz
New Orleans Jackson and Great N0s M Borro
Publishers and Propretors, Nntchet Mlss-
CRANE. BREED 81 co"
manufacturers o., Metallic
BURIAL CASES AND GA. LETS WOOD cofflNs
| ~ AND HEARsES.
omoo AVID Moruf,ctorv Eighth street. Cincinnati, OHIO
undertakers Will send Tor PsNs ''L rR ANE Agent,
| 90 magazine street, New Orleans
NroTICE-IN ACCoEDANCE WITH RES 10 q, an
| ~ adopted by the fohtsLuis Vi ' -. :
Notse IS hereby given all persons holding farsh Maa
@ % pr before the Isl April next in order to receive
in leu thereof Pasa bonds With coupons po,;.o
i Natchtoches, la, Jan TO- 1856.
.v1s-CoSFoRMEMEN UNE RESOLUTION
n aiOpae ju dc police de cetse parosse lie "a aeeen
Avis est par pzesenes donn6 detenteurs de
afs de paTosse de presenter sousssne
pme Ryant ayr proclaim ain de recevor en- echans
De' ooN' r NJ BACKEN President du Jur de Police.
Natchitoches. La, lie 10 ianvier 1866
GAIT .SA Il
| G II. BRADSHAW DEALER IN SALT Successor to
A. Fl uGhun Reeve Bro and Jas W Reeve-t Tce9uptous
ply of Liverpool, Turks Island and Rock Salt
Having retired from the Salt business beg solicit for
| - J. W. REEVE
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ten. s, IL. EuclNner, of kentuck y,ls here
BY announced u partner in this house
HARLOW j. PHELPS 4 co.
New Orleans Dec. Q, 1865
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r 0sT-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEMTHAT THE FOL
Ia described Scrip has been lost Thirty days rom this
date application will be made for the issue of duplicate certh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05

THE Commercial Express Company La
ed to Freight valuabes and Money to all parts
of the United States making close connections with European
Expresses Freight Money and Valuaoes can be forwarded
70 all parts of the world with safety and dispatch.
Central Ofhce-l20 and l22 Common street, New Orleans
J. j. MCKEEVER, President
JOHN s. GRAY, Gen'l Supt
JAMES BROWN Agent
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, Jan. Is, 1866.
FOR SALE.

nor SALE OR LEASE-SEVENTY-tlV De
L sirable for sale lease In Louisnna Ar
Kansas Aatau and Mississpp-M4ny Of t4cm now in pro
ess utvnti with plenty O" hands, Stocks provisions
and implements make IL crop. Apply to Williams Mercy
Estate Brokers and General Agents. No IS ST. Charles
street, New Orleans.
NOR SALE-A FINE TONED PIANO,-APPLY
irum9 to 10 A NJ, from 6to NJ l39 Race street.
between Magazine and Constance streets.
NOR SAI.E-A DELIGIITFUL, NEW COTTAGE
House, having six rooms each G by Is feet, Kitchen,
COW house. stable large cisterns etc, with three lots OF
ground situated Live oak near Belecaste street, Jeer-
sen City, one street from the Magazine street cars
Price-$3AEi cash, in U. $. Treasury Notes.
Apply on the premises or to
'f' H. A. MORSE, No % Commercial Place.
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CKOGKEkY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock and packages, put upex
pressly for Country Merchants, packed to order by
sAML E. MOORE Il Co.,
29 Camp street.
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-spec7al NOlice-Parties desiring 1phur-
anee uls of Steamboats, Steamships aud Sailing Yes
sells Presses Gin Houses, Sugar Houses and
Refueres Dslees Steam Mills, etc, procure the
same reasonable rates by applying to
SEELYE 4 WESTCOT
General Insurance Agents,
80 Cmondeet street New Orleans.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
LUnBER! luIBER!

Messrs, J. R. Smith Co. having pur-
chased Of B. A. Hsll Esq, his entire interest
In the lumber trade end leased, HE yards,
bsg leave 10 announce % The public. thst they
ars prepared q all times . furnish The best
grades Of
LUMBER.
LAth ana
oh4n9100,
~ the lOvyes1 Market rates, md
1lv0ng pg00ea
TO those Wishing 70 purchase lumhse ei
any description, we would say, call and gst
our prices and be convinced that ws eAnlot
b undersold II you desire ..
GOD Article
Orders received for Line, Cement, Stone
Doors, Sash Z Rlinds, and the sane Preapaly
Alled.
yasd adjoining NJ Blevassr . luke.
}. j. onIIu 4 O..
ishs, De. =, iess. v1sse
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

Qua aEPREscETADoVGf u
CON90oQD
0en II csSlnnool

UDOo - > - UuU
We observe By yoos sxohaaQo ~
there is > very general - fDAl1h
almost say ! universal dsPeeisasses g.
part Of tho people Of f1nwa y see1r'
|thsr present Kspressstaesss , Con
grsss for the next t0F0@Qls mi
pefhsps IL. Kasson.
The reasons for this are 40 fold
First, these Representatives bavs bo,t
sbility and merit. The Interests Of ths
State Of Iowa have ssvss bees more
closely wsaohed o. more s1v1noa6 ia
our Nation6l Couscil thaa - tasse
men. Neither is their iststsDe Sos6ned
to this State, It sxtsods over ~ whole
Federal Union. In these times that
severely test mems patrioeis4 in Con-
gresa. they have stood out prominently
among those Who advocate that men
Of questionable loyalty nd doubtful
penitsnce should never diegssce the
Halls Of Congress. They havs always
been, snd still ars 6rm usnbsrs Of the
great Union party thss ssved th''
Union in the late rebellion. By their
6rm patriotism, untiring sesl, sagsc,ous
management snd faishfal sssviee they
deserve . re. e.elsction. Second /; they
should be re- elected, be easse the inter.
ests Of the S,ste of Iovs as6 the whole
v7n,on demand il. Il 10 folly for us to
keep sending new and untsied men I"
Conereee, when Ne hsve those who
have had large expsriesss and Who
have been tried and not ''found want
ing" No society corporation, State Or
Nation can advance their ioterea:- -
we'll BY ! frequent chsDee Of officers,
- by' . voseution. %: veasne-
ALE length Of zine, Os tho%e Officers
who have had expevieacs snd faithfully
lie ioties. This the exper.
ience IT sQea hse p,osea.
A. to Mr.. Grinneil, lbs representative
Of this District. Ne ars seeieesd that it
is the wish Of the Republicans Of this
County that he be rstuvss1. We hav"
gathered also from correspondence and
exchanges, thst hs hae given very
general sasisfac,ios ood vill doubtless
be returned.
We have watchsd hia conrse, the
past session and mua ssy We are ex
csedinely veil pleased with il He
has made, at least 40 speeches of
gvsat merit. He truly has hawk eye
over msttsrs ana i untiring in hir
Iabors. We say hs must be re- elected.
The editor Of the Mslsaaine ".Journa'
Who has resided . long time y
Washington and msds personal obser
vasions thus spssls Of him.
"Mr. Grinnsll. a The fourth district
10 On un,iring worker His energy
never lete up tor . single moment. He
watches the business Of the House ike
. hawk, and when the House IL not in
session he 10 at WORT ios bic constituency
and the country. Il may be that he
speAka too often, bat he always apesks
we'll, shd durisg tbs present sessioD has
made ono o. two speechss Of s0v passing
merit. Nor has b spoken 20 frequently
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

.s.a..s~. -~,l ,ls4. ir.s@e4sa4-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

Or bes,ssss i hssrd = svss9 sastof
loWn. .
You havs one 6ss brick bsildis0s
~ freely aeknowlsdgs lsfeee - -
havs 10 town; Il = - q oee.pees
however. We hsss ssvss1t 1sG hsss
one Church, and thas vas teelsnt ssias
By money from TIE people of sa's psses
We have six churches already erected
and ths ssvsasA via b bsila thh ssasos.
Your psop,s lAbossd vsy ~ %
|Asvs : ~ q ~ ~ ehseSass 6aA =
III ss~a, ssssls : yes1s; - -
psee,s who bsilt ths1. - fsov shs
pessbssas q both psDaA sCoshaT
- III 81 KgAsS
Yss bavs> -. sa4a - y1Aes6
|hoass, sbas seoed ~ ysa b6sp ~
Ftewp was buiit. We hsse , - Sssgs'
swo story bsiSk school hosses In sh'eh'
. graded School 10 tasRhs sed ffoo'
which ssudsats esn grsdaaoe tsspsss6
10 enter the higher slsssss e CseegG'
We oso and slwsys win - 5os -
On these shings, Wills ysos asss'
b our successful 1tapee1of0 Ne so'-
sorpsion Of whisksy - t'11sstss q.
hibi6ons. Oh ysa, Yen yin probably
oas strip 40 10 the sst Of sooesssfal %.
vigssioo and skating. . lsase u y"s'
profit By your many ans opposssa's'e'.'
Thank you for your comp'infens TO-
our 6ns public square. We really hsvs'
. nice public square, sst ont With trees.
enelosed With fence which y projected
b hitching posts and rsils. Glad you
~ aware Of it, you have none soch TO-
boa6t Of. We expect 70 invite you mp
o enjoy iius sissss+ ~ - grove next
Asss days II you fossunstsly ssesps the
horrible disease, attributable to the
6iimAte ofthose days.
Coed bye Sampson for the present.
Lse your locks grow.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

The woosen factory At Cedar Falls 10
70 be' in operation by the aras Of Juno
next.
yhs War Department kas shown its
Appreciation Of 0ass saoes's military
eervices, BY promoaiu - flaao oalaaab
to Brevst Brigadisr 0eosral.
Mr.. Ellen =. Elicit haS Assa -
bo,usel Poseuassr q n. ploaooos, :
placs Or q. ". EdwsrdD, ssv editor =
~ Basliaetos Ha,01ya Who ssslgss4
The iowa Mty RspsSaisa. sssssssaas
Judge Hubbard q he District Coeee
ha. granted . injanestos y. sasA
Mayor no Ossry = seaefa,asd ks9
presiding ss the nsstis3s q - -
Council until his right to Do - y
= iiois' J paase4 sPos-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

Hon. Geo. W. Nc crary,. ofKsakst,,,
10 spoken Of @ candidate for attorney
Gensrsl. He isone of.h6 risine men Of
Iowa; an able lawyer, : good public
speaker and enjoys much personal pop.
ularity wherever known. Az . Senator
from Lee oonrty in tho Tenth General
Assembly be won al enviable seputs.
tion.-Doveapor Gasette.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

a-NTEn AGENTS--S50 per week
ialrl o. fem.!-, ~ their homa; business,
II. pleasant and honorable For sample
terms. aidvess with stamps. Shaw !
Detroit, Michigan. v0n5y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

RepobaDe00 C0v0oee0o.
The 10th Annual 1spoelioea Conver .
ton Of the Stste Of lowa, will - held
at Dea Noinee, on DN1SDAY.
Jurs Goth, 1865, for The pssposs Of
nominating esndidsssstoe thssolloviag'
offices, TO b 6lled q the snsuiae;
general election, viz:
SECRETARY or STATE
TREASURER OF STATE
AUDITOR or STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND
OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER
elk or THE SUPREME COURT
The ratio Of Representatives viii b -
follows: One delegate from each county
and ono additional dslegatefo for every
huudred votes and fisetional part Of .
hundred over City, inolsdins the Soldise'
vote, cast st the lest sleetioa tee 0O~
vernon VIM. Il. Stone.
By order Of the Repsblioaa osaes
Central Committee. -. 81
JOSHUA TRACY.
Obsisman..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02

TIE prospsets ef The early esap1stion ef
The lows 0batral - vssy sassafs0jsg. The
President sf The company says b Aas pre-
positions s1srsd for fofaisAins The iron o.
~ vhols rsuta. A bill dsaating lands To-
sAis resd, hos pssssd = - tAi'dssadias,-
s.d Ossgrsssnsn 0risasll aaA nuhsasl ~
hey tAiak tlsrs d aspAsah4 ss ~ b0eniag
r Law. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
Isn1ASr1wS. Iowa. April o5.

ISp1ANrows. Iowa, April 25.
Mr.. EMToR.
On the evening Of the Goth number
of ou- f,i%nds met At the parsonage "
Indiantovn anh sitter parsakine If 4
aump,scas ssppa., prepared hv them
they made M . preeen' Of $50 il
GrsenAsoks ~ 80 ip oshes sab
stantiala.
Notwithstanding tho va;n and mud
'ho.e who cas ont esjoyed : good
aocial time. n husband joins me u
thanks 10 The ladies' vko labored q
faithfully 10 rrepArs the sspp.', and y
~ Who eoassjha' I'd ,aaaey ]" provisions
and -. II. Ritz. = viii give
this notice phss = your papse
nRe. q. & uAWN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
HAIsIs'9
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HAIR RENEWE R,

~ tAe AAno indiea&sG, not eAly H3HnWs
~ grewtA = ~ hair wAsA thin cd fAniag
q, bxN pssitivsly rnsss ~ ssass Se1ee
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u I. ':s; s;;l .....A, !. ~. /. sZ.as.. i i,
: lAst % vhish \rndrsdA ~ tAsnsasasv
whg1nss sssl T. % ~ - villiaesss
ts6eift WAsss 80 ~ ) y iAisiy ssed; n
any community. y s1ssalisa ..tlsesas
lks VIA Ars," "a NtAs ~ aAvseips-
nest ~ ssseq ksalsA ~ ~ As1les. q
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sriGiaAasA = yssas II - - y asse
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la>ls ~ IssAe ~, (alss sEV sle Sasssss)s
vhile/ llse ~ asa wsasa hs dseks .
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,sr. :. G.. ROGERS.

ar. :. e., usOGERkA =.
Late Surgeon Of ths 9aAh. .lc1e R~gts .desrs
hs r. .sssd according to tie principles Of seieee
had more than ls years experience, and more
shsn years In the AZ ~, N tie field and it
the HOSPITALS, he is prepared to treat all
diseases. and make all Operations ia
Surgery. accoding to the latest and most
approved methods BY the scientific portion Of
the Profession
All orders left ct his residence, uesv the
Public Square in TOLEDO. v6n8
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-05-02
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