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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. FOR A
MARVELLOUS AGE!
Holt ouAY's siETMIHT,


The CsaaA Exsosaal Remedy.
By the An a. the microscope, We sse millions
Of iitsls opss iugs on shs surfs< ut our bodsss
rh.e ugh these this Ointment, when rsbed Oh
the skin, 10 carried to any organ or iESard
part. Diseases Of the Kidneys, disorders Of the
Liver, rfFsctioAs Of the heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, astharua, coughs, and colds, are by
its nesnS effects city cured Every housewife
Anovs that salt pssses freely through bone or
meat OF any thickness. Thss healing Ointment
far more readily penetrates through any bone
or aesi,y part cf the living body, curing the
mot dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be reached by other means.
Erysipeias, Salt Rhesn And Scorbutic
Hnu0ss.
No rsmedy has ever done SO much for the
cure Of diseases Of The mi, whatever form they
may assuu me, a. this Ointment. No case Of
salt rbsa m, scurvy, sore head, screfula. or er-
ysipelas, can long withstand ito Influence
The lave stor has travelled oser many parts Of
the xlobs. visa Ting the priacipsl hospitals, dis
p<nsing this OintwseAt, giving advice ~ TO IT'S
sppiicztiom Il, and has th us been she means Of 70
siesins couatlsss numbsss - health. 'tft 3
sSse legs. Sore Breasts, Wsands aud
Ulcers. ,ssoe - s4*<
Some q the aest scientific surgeons How re
" soiey on the use Of 1bis osder(s! Oinunsat
wlsa .hsvtng 70 ceps With tss worst cases Q {
sosss, wsssas, ulesss,' glaadulss swsiiinGs,
cd ssucsugs Professor HOtlo~ ~ hss. by com
maud Of the Allied Govssnnsnss, dispatched
20 the hospitals Of the Fest, large Shipments
Of this Oiutmsnt, 70 10 used uaAer ths dirsc-
ton Of the Medical 6sa6. IN the worst csses Of
wounds. Il viii cure any ulcer, glsndslas
swelling, ssi6hisss or contraction Of the joints,
even ot30 years standing.
| Piles aud Eistuias.
| These and other similar distressing com
plststs can be effectuaiiy cured IL the ONT.
ment be rubbed Ia over the parts affected, and by
otherwise following the printed directions a.
ro"nd ench pot.
Both lie OintSsent and Pills should be used ia
! .ei the following cosess ~
Bunisns Lumbago Sore Legs
Burns 4.h Ohspped hands Chilbiains
| Fistulas Rheumstism MePcurtai e.
Chfihlains Salt nhs I'm rupsions
lGout Skin diseases Sore Breasts
ssSs::b7a'd Ehs!s si:.s. s s..,! 'h y n
1kissss -. st,S iShfs Il ,vsssrT ,ofs,
sss5eM atths Mhqftttdrfsa u frot7ssol
haIlsxay 60 M.iayq tfeAsa. M Yofk: ~
Dytk<San 1sd' DealtkS III 1tdieyi &6d
~ 01l1d h@s aud cf1igt56 Vktl6: n bcxs4
ga YtaSs; t91< ctAtx it9 Sahh. eas s''.'
1sH . - y .ess ihR h X. a. 4
| \. B. Dirsctl6}S y6ft Aid shkS of pasisHs
in every dis6ede1 trs s2Ae "a 81 SacA box.
-0ss - IS ..-.-. : - - :.
/ ssNsaa lo4 Es0XRAH0OA. pld s.ilK "a
/ Gy~s> ~~nn ~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

-,1r..ou,r Rr1s i now frossn over above
-. .a..na remains open between here and
80. /. few cold nights viii close oil up.
For ,ix year. We have not known the river
.lo.ed oyer . early. Next Spring river
viii b opsu sarly sviAA plenty OF E,kr.-
Boat. unlntgeod -sne, frsigh.s low, Prices
Of eool - "a business 80 lvsy'
with Of r sas.bszs : 9Alf pre-
.sn. 4 =. rsss- Tor shild'ns
and 80. VIII b ~ sea'i ueno''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18
lOIRD SEED Of VII kinda for sale BY
ID v5u36tf TERRY'& co a"
David HaineS, Fashionable Taller.

am Always on hand, and willing to =
L accommodate customers to ANYTHING "
N fny line. --Havihg been engaged i'd
The business, long Tins, fistter my
self that l can give my customers u eoo6
fit. and good work, - can be hdA &c tg.
any other shop in the west. .a&s I'M
Thankful fer past fayors from. my old custo-
mers, respectfully solicit . continuance Of
had patronage, together with all Others who
may favor me with their calls.
All work done at the shortest notice, and war.
ranted fit. .ftt
Ia Also, an experienced hand ID tho Scoaf-
ins aud k.asovsti'ig busiasss employees % ths
above see&haishossnt. where evssy Assssibeh 10
paid t9 tbs recommendations Of Gasssssaa re-
qdirisg bis services. E,,tss,a ..I.sejssrt- $50.
n bTi can always be toandset ny old Stand
aiew .ooFs sqpth Of DR.. Honns Aragstore,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

Posr OFTioE CLERK ARRESTED For some
months past several packages of money pas
sing through and coming to the Detroit Post.
Office have been missed. Henry Hart, spe-
cial agent of the Post-ofhce Department,
has for the last week, been secretly invessi-
eating these losses. Suspicion was fixed up
on John Steady, night clerk and porter, and
at O'Clock Monday evening he was arrest.
ed. Sufficient evidence Of his guilt was
found upon his person to render his convic-
ton almost certain. lie waived an exami.
ration, and was yesterday held to bail in the
sum of $4,000, conlilione,i for his appear.
ance at the next term Of the United State,
district couTt.--Det. Free Press.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

CUpERIOR Garden Seeds Of all kinds. 30
- sale by v5nstfl TERRY l. co.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

., BBL assorted liquors for aale ap. q
on the cash store, G. DOUGHTY Co.
900 Boxes Glass, all sizes, at the cash store.
G.. DOUGHTY 4 Co
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

hsA Room ~ he sesnrs Il 4sdisss and.
ma. s.;ss ''i s.s.. r. s 5 s;s's ss'-
Osk ~. ,Ysf ..alIHnItlsEIa II ut &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

A MELANCHOLY SroRY.--Among the twelve
who were punished for drunkenness was one
a female -whose history is truly meian-
choly, though, by No means, unusual. Sheis
not YET old, and was ones pretty: courted
and admired by all. She was born in the
South, of wealthy parents, and her early
years were blest with all the blessings Of one
in her station. Her education was thorough,
and she early gained good reputation "a
writer. She soon evinced . passion for the
stage,-a passion so uncomfortable that des-
pite the entreaties Of parents and friends, she
became An actress. In this sphere she was
very successful, and after time made her
appearance on the boards III this City, where
she created no little FuRoRE. Her appear
ance was always hailed with enthusiasm but
after time her fame and fortune began to
wane. She fell, as many of her profession
had done before, ayictim to drink Becom-
ing daily worse, DO manager would run the
risk Of engaging her. For time she gave
evidence Of an intention to reform, but the
terrible passion predominated she again fell.
The formerly lovely woman, talented au-
thorsss and fine ac,ress' sleeps tonight, a
yagabond in the Tombs New York Times
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-12-18

Cash paid for Co,
hemp, bacon and lard.
ehange f,r Groceries a
Sept. 1855,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14
WHO ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE

MEssE-. EDITORS :-Hepo~:s havirG BEEN
indu>'riou>lv ard widely circulated, that the
civil authority d; St. .;o'.n~bury.a IT," late an
nua' March Meeting, allowed Irishmrn TO vote.
while they deprived native Americans o. TIE
privilege. il is bnt an act Of .;">tira II a??rzr
the p;hic Of the facts
Tx" Is. So. ton oi' the statute entitled
Towns and Town Meetings., reads rs io!-
ows:-"Section Livery male person of
~" az" OF tw"niv-onr wears. who's" ii>f shall
haze been taken in ANY town the yea: l'''.'rt'-
ding 'iS voting, arr! II persons eyt:n;'i ''on
!aXa'lnn ~ so,>or,i.rca %! I,NIf'E arrived ~
tn, AGE oi sky vea,S. shall. lUrIn- ih'i, re-
l,rnc- in >nc! town he i..ual voters IN town
mteiIr-.
AZ the annual Marcel, meeting in st. Johns
barry. III" civil authority BENZ appealed TO in
a raSe where the right to vote had been cha!
lcngcd. decided. acrceably to the language Of
the statute, that those persons mtose lit @r!
h'|" fnI"n Ms yoar jr'reot"g should be enti-
!i''' Nv "o'f t'it no OtH''i> tNCti't '!l'>'ttSi-
mated in :hc statute This is the whole of
their offending and the proceedings under
this decision, constitute the Onl:' @round Of
complaint.
The civil authority eoui; ~: legally cx-
c,ulr foreign born resident rl,o<s list Ln!
i''' fa]'en h' preceding gar. nor could they
legally adm: 4 native horn citizen TO ,hc priv
irc". WHO was rccla!rl lv the statute
They were rot the makers Of the law. nor
had they IL" power To alter It's provisions
Their functions were only exccu'.c. TI"
grounds en- which their ,!rci>:cn was rl?i..
w,r. fully understood at the town mcetin".
and tie wicked authors Of lie publ" rcpor; S.,
referred wei! know Tat they ar. wholly and
totally untrue. y NATIVE .tNr#lcA>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14


"'rS AMI tnrnc roHni t"'r re In.i. .i"rk""
tie ''a!'"r. AZ" f".fh ''>'Ii"'iit'. NrlIha thc
zee. S'2l '."N"r too WV ir''ih-'' I'VE
l"''n'"S by n" va ~.''" ~" IA; v'S''-'
:" Dos, >''I vas 10 : - Wy ,'"' l'''>'''
NV wis I" n'' ewes 10 $40" ne "''' '''' =
"h'." :@f'H '''' ''H'',. 49, u
:-'';T ~" ~ l'.i Hl' il T. '",'
'' 80 80 .,'' '' ',''' -,
~ '' seen t'i' '"''S q '"' '"'"-'T r ,'.
"r''' "'F" ~ '.'' '';>'''i'" d''' were "'''.H
~ Ii''' ~ "'' t'th"f. ~ w" ~: >'''-
''!, a'r' "na''' !";-' :" r.: an my '''-
ir-s i";'"'! r'\ h""'' 'rHl"<' IN" "'"'o"'
End ''.>i ~" 1ca. y i'''' VIZ,
Nv So. III. 'I'. wei 'i.''u!"" II" ran>r.
.'IS' fi"' -" '!.'.'.'''i tt'i'" iHH":"! - !:
'E''. i.',rv" ii.,y i"-:;;. bit ~:'' h"';:r'i
and mG'io''",' ,l.";l li ~ ".
tried 10 -top nay ;esrs az! "a: down upon
b!o.k. 'No'h"r'i at length a.s>"'!. break
i:lc IL" irn,s.n'Il i'cn,c. via: Il 'tc >!er-
liz ';lkr !'c><v ci!' .or
For debt which w poor f,ther con.h
70; paw she answered sorro~iiil.v.
And can they take ANYTHING for debt =
a,l",i will anxiou> interest.
..iny.hinc. even TO the hcnsr ovyr orr
la1,-. ,,or.l parry God !: may never cone
70 that an. her yor. tr. nbi.,l 4 very lit
tie
Then |! viii never he ir debt the current
,c nv t.,inr ;,l,rf,,,,lv turning. never. mr.
r'n,r,," cried wit = free ENERGY :
.ncv.- i .l.v can t.t. lat "r love best
and I;os>:', ,!,,r mr." a.,:n tiinnr nv
eye. will tear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14

!n;: ,.ion< ~. ,;,lv brron,:r.r Nor, ,,.
,,,rcnr. .La, Il, ,...,,,j Of hi ..,,,.,r, ,,no.
.,i.cy secret rnI.ir,l orr,n;l,.:n.. y, r.,
tent IS til, s,:...:.y... ,,.t:,.'. ..f!-,,
organizations. vlh par,akc Of his chl,or-
ter. ar. DIS. u>>:u, ;iic ;,o?~jr,y c; orc,,ii.
wide ,hci. doors. W. COPY an article. anon
the III ,ort. from .hr i;r;liH,:.,a ira, pr.><
In a rrryion, l.,.i,.l ~. ,',o eito. ..tt.A 1a,r
,hou.h hr thcu.'.. wcN. o. -,nf,. Of the nii,-
rip'.> rn,;cr.;n..I +, IT,. he'll ~ ~, %, ,", :
cnF,A. no. ..,...>,.:ct ,o,j,:cal cr.,.,iI,.;,n.
10 carry ,}.-r.o,i; II ccnrec,l.a with H.
article f., y. the r., P,,><. WI, i. ..uaI ~
tracts from several innv \. ,Ii,.. ,.,1,,.rs Il
,;;,,o,v NJ, o,,.r l,,rs L....,.,o. ,,l;,
mem.,ers Of The order IN his >,,.... :, Am,
knowlclr. cr,crt,;, H.. .,,,. s.n,;,r,,.,
and saw that everything ., , Sec~,, ,.l,r,.,cr
will he rcn,,.;:,,,J We n,ycr ,.t l,.,;.,...l
!, very I,r,, share NJ ,,o r...,,., ~, y.r
mont wou,J h,rono .,r,,,,,,rs Of ..ro,
l;,;..,l ,,,,,, ,,i w.. or, s.,l 81 y,
vim; yho N,san. ,o,,;, u,,,.
-
Of ,.
- o.
'''' - y ''' ~ W.
sl>ient as ar" the fr"tHi"n OF vermont. would
so soon change their views. We believe
whatever there is gool in The organization IAN
be lnst as well promoted Openly; and ;fti.crc
IS evil, daylight will tax" care of it.
We saw something good in the purposes of
the Sons OF Temperance, but so deep has
been our conviction Of the evils arising from
secret ca!a,ttC,-. We I.rtpr i,l. ~. ;.,:,,:,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATlnS.
Lex County Clerks Office. ,
T. ;l.ih,l, Anil IL II Isl

hereby ccrii.r TIA. hay" his day ear
vs>>cd the woes OF H. 'rr"m'n o. fhl'
*. !, ,..,,s:,r,.c o. : "a. -. HI; S.;.. ,..ii-
tied An at to prevent .~-;.iir l., illustrating
liIn"r> - va i'''''f'' - i1h kl'| ana lac
-. ,, :, ,,2
-, ..o,,.,,r. L.-..I,. .,c,.;,~. .,,,
lis my P,u-is:; ''>H. th.' Wa. Il. Ma.
49,. 81 W. "n""ri. i'ah 4 ii'al:r.'v O. a
.ir":rI ,'oun'v Comm: >>ionrr :o1 SAD Conn
= al l--'"N ~ 'he year r:'>Hii'". q which
a.. '.'''> :. It, .,l;' 80 HUN ' al" '''
w II \prsy1or% chi,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14

'Io"s men. from joining us. They don't Tx e
this woriin. in the dark" as they call it.
II isro.. say they, the honest oil" Amer'c'n
':>''on OF Ding things. Just come on: and
h,t'ie c''eniv-tak.. a free tald-and we are
with '"u. Your principles are too good :"
he lil under bn>heI. They need not to he
kept uir',r !ocs aa! key. Bring them on'
ans! s.,'';..ands every whore who LOW hold
back will l." with Won heartily.
Such pnbii. sentiment. We think 1t The
duty, 10 less than polite Cor the american
',artv 20 conn. ont of lis \ bush. L., US
NEE with swinging doors and free tongues
There is nothing to be lost ly il. tut much
20 be- ,.inol'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14
Gle W.et I..ier FREY, i,Hragr.


observation-disclosures
n.;c Va, :.,;, iram Ev.oro
''"'' '1'''"if''
The I;a'r;- a. NJ York h~ane,.t Liver
noe, i,..s :, Nr.b II
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a. i''>' % .'-'
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VaI, ,,I;a ,;.l;L..J ~. ,.,;,;r,,,
d..J 70 ,hos. p,o,;.,,... I.;.', ,,r,,,,, aa.r
~. ,,,,,.,.,.... r. ~, Geo.. ,',,7,.,.a.
Tn. l,,,.i l,s...,..r, f.nm I;..r,, ,a.o,
rr;,,y .,.,.,,... >,,s ~. Cor.,.r,,,'. 49,,
,.,o..~,...;;,.,.,,or,l,!v I, MN, J.. ro..o.a,,
- = g.. n.,.,;o., or ,..,,.,.. -, r.sri ~. -.
ciJ.J unri, The ,i,;r3 ,,o,r. :. .,t,.l
The p,r;. .o~r..,,n.,,I,, o.' ,h, Io,o,,
Times t,,cor,,ls ,n.;..r ,h,. i,.,o. Er.a.,.
..Ti,c n,.v. i,.,, N;...,,, o,..,s,I.. =
yor,lI.. :, ,..r. AVID =, Pr. ,.o.,,, 49,.
diseased "a '.l:.,. ~. ,,,,.;.,.ni.... VII,
T.. a...,.i,.I vi.l, , b,,,,v ~,>,.I,..
E.,uo~s wore. ,.,,rr,.,. If q, ,.,r Ia: -.
at.,....cpi..l-. - II :.nt H. .~..,lr, of -.
I; A.: So. tine c,u.,,.;, a.',i. n.,.,... -.
o,,...ran o. i'ir,.;>h ..,:,~ in t>i,.>
,>-.p.'no, H. Il, ,..,.~ >r,.-,l.. -. p,~r.
las q Determined. !, r,aIrt,i, northumberland
>,,o:,i.,.t, ovcr tl!,. D,..;r..,.... ,,.: go.
',.>.~ aca:m>, tn" Clr;>r:s:,~ q: IA. ;.r,.jjr..
Lem. pa 'o! u an far.., ~ ,.ro;...r,o.,.-
T." ror-" .'>o desire The ,,lr.; .ine.,n,, a.
rra>-.t = ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
iHi CnI'i! inc >ir,,. g. :. '.,~.,.,. :
= >'.,i III '.n-r,i. i.orl E4-,.Y a.. Nv
2 Inns TIA. Tie En~>ians ar. mixing til
,i,," >.,nu-.r
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FROM " .SI!fECTCS.

arrrtl"nS;v" that ,'i-rr is >prr.. ,r,l-' y, IL,
r1mors t:,:t ~. rf--,.l.,i-. e:,ro:.rs.,el :.
',. rr">.n~.. al ~. :>ou'p. a..,l III" ,ti.a %.
al. inc lea ,inc f...u~.rr> 81 III" coa...r-. b..
a:iin i'roac;' a. courage M toll" ,.i-l;nr
point. ana i :..-in i to,.eman,l ~ j -..-,,.
oi>pair Is wi.Icc:tairlv he rejected and tl4re-
upon to ta',c SOM hostile >t"IS and 50 la a.
it ma le in hi power TO Do 50. TO .,ro,o,ke a
war.
The pressure from withou: seekos The
Displacement OF Marcy and substitution
-. .n~hsnan. or som" o;her fiilu>.,r.
The plot has :crn deep, laid. an oroo
frustrated. Is nov revived. with ,-o>r,o... e
success. T'.e President ra,,not de- ire W.
Int h.. may render it almost ..ril,oiiall4
He cannot ca:r:;: 81. wi,lnr. thc ali q, Cow
res. al i, i ca:.f.le.,: believed la. if J.
ca'i> Ia rev Coz. - for the purpose. Tat
body vii, It II" :, sanction war measures
\ letter t,on Washington IN ,l N..w o.k
iu:."> .''.> -. :; '.,~i l,'l lemar,.~.. - +.
- - l.1..- ati,a-, sam. Tia. Co.l..lo-e
E.-tr'.v j. ina, :. / vii. ir.~rru .,lrs a.
'n'atcl - ''ri"t r.a,'er> tn Va Issue. az ar
= ~'r-n. : is4>.l ...r,r a, can be >-a~,,l Ia,
leon ordered I, ,,~:.e in the n.;rl.a-laal
r:Cq'a.
\ 'e:"r .ro.a W .:r-.or in.,,rni~ u tat
IN - >.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14

iEiii' Ei''iN". Y NATIVE .AEI:;!t y,
SO tNfAIIiY.-lh b" Second d,ucltcr OF
John VI o""eld. a mi about ten wears 3D.
WIS drowned above III" br;d 20 al Winocski
fa''>. whl'r af'rmp'in" :" cross III" river on
me 90 ''"nt -FOUR "rl"rk l. u. yesterday
"a numerous or W. immediately gathered. a
their power 10 Recover the body hut ~, IN
this nnfninc all efforts haze ,..ycJ NAVAL
iur.
o. H.. lay before = IA! h~o,c ,hro.,,',
IL. % IN nearly n, sun. Mae. h,. w,s w..
,,ir,I trrr ! wa.ryy or,yr : Mr. n,n..,n
EI,, Pass.
a.
M'E' %: III ."A'\' Nv tn fr'i'v
''>' owe '''h Ia go: was fF"'-hf h''"r' -
''' ~ 'i'"H rnt -' win i ''h@ H'i0"f con
N'f - Jaw. lie i''td -:"!'F an W. ;ih"d
Nv we ''''' IN ""'i'' ana cost Vi tnn
H>''r WI" At> '!'''l' >"!i.''NA ''rN'"A>'N"jN
III "'> ~ 90 .'','. -, h' ~ hr- = ~
f." 9. y" va y a'H iiil'i ''l-'V Il ii'S AL.
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a + i.'v, + AZ. where VI. i'u'alm Gi.ri.
Gni v 'lr..r tin !.;, r.al.c.., ov,r u'.at.
ar4..l tsr','v :t.- .,,H.., .,.r ;'..,r.,o.'..,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14

Ky BoNNFI> n New York tbs season are
not worn so nu, Ii il,rrd As they were last :;
the crowns droop more and the front Is slight
" projecting. Flowers and lace are used IN
their trimming. The new Stvle Of sleeves
which open in the front from the >hon!rirr to
wrist. connected by rows of pearls. and eN-
hliliEC TO the almiring gaze the richest and
most extensive untlcr>ccsc>. ..notfcr STYLE
fits close to the arm, and ends in a deep irll,
.i.ilin. over the elbow
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P-.,i 81 HCtE VN!.! NTC;ES.

"c were c.ad 10 .,,'" il annou.ccd ,,l:;
when tie !'onn;, LAID bi. passed. the P.art,
tuTth Volunteers wee included. ln; VIZ
lear many OF them are TO he DISAPPOINTED ,,v
a decision Of the Commissioner Ct P.n.;ous
1t is too bad, and we hope tina, at the next
.ongrcSS the act viii tie amended 50 that all
may share in the benefits OF tic measur.
The M'!dicbury Register refers to the su|,-
jet rs follows:
he decision Of me Commissioner of
TENSIONS that no claim tor bounty land i -,
Id unless founded on recorded evidence
seems TO exclude "a large share of the Platts-
Dnr"h Volunteers from all oS>iblitv of de-
IRWIN" brnefit from the act "a March ,. 49,,
MS Is the con'tIi> ion 10 which we are refine.
family compelled 70 come The cases are nm
donbt"'i!v rare, in whrh such claims can he
established sr any public records. in the sense.
intended. Unless Commissioner WalIo's ,|,.
clSl"n Is reversed. :hrrciurc-whicb !, h,r,]lr
probable. the power resting with him withon,
aPpeal-ihis rmincn,iv Just measure seems
likely to fail of the o..rt intended l.r -
movers.
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cir alrNanian.

He .rl lie Press re People. rig.S maintain
Inawci bv Influence, and unbribcd By gail
Here patriot lr4: her Glorlous prctcnts draw,
I:~,.l - i,r,i.-.,.n Liberty, an! Law.
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KANSAS CiECT!DH.

reports wee to the effect that thc s',v"hol,i-
els Of Missouri had carried the Legislator.
cf Kansas. II turns OFT tn l." cv.a So Ms
sour tnS ru>':"! irto the territory. cnra,n,.r!,
tho f..w d,,S. votc,l. ana III. RS: G.v
!ci trr '.omc IN rcmp:'n,">. not ci 1c,s. hut
ct h,'.'ir":e \ Missouri paper speaks O;
tA' "e:!!j4ranf> rctnriinc 20 Missouri in
iars.: bodies. rtio,in. over ,i,-ir victory =
Wa ever such thin. hear! O: before III
tbs country: VIII The dou-hiaccs now tell
nI t,.at Kansas Is to H. a free State? Tbs
is IL" sccor! ;,.nc III" Slavocracy have TIL
Hmph"d in Kansas. First hey elected a
ic'coatc to Congress now. 4 territorial Lc-
oj>la.urn
Gov. Reader irtmatcd before the last con
;c>. Tia: II the Mi>>ourians pressed in and
voted. he shoall declare the election voi! -
he doubtless wculd gladly do So but the Off
Gals about him are men Of ro-Savcrv views,
and with TIE almost certain prospect of dis
placement from office. in case he should az.
uT"iEhtiv in III" premises. he may lie deferred
tro,a doing a deed 80 righteous as this would
appear in tie ewes o; all candid men Atc.-
i>cA has Kansas under his protection. lie
seems to - Delegated to make SIRE tie rS-
Establishment Of Southern institutions in the
territory. Whatever he NAV DO will surely
lie approved a. Washington H. is fitted.
both morally and politically. to do works OF
iniGui;y and >;n. II, is well chosen a:scnt
iJr The service.
HuoDE I>IA>p ELrC11oy-"I lie Rho
y" has zone III. sam" direction with other
Nlr''"rn states. li"ir.:a.i> elected Govern
a. IL soar m.;"r,'v. and Re- II. Governs
or ! y .,.22i ~ t'o,i.v They were supported
J.: tie Wiz g an,! Know Eo,hin"v. The Lr.-
l..1'Hrc Is ii" >am" Wy. oX"",t | Senator
and three Representatives. Thur>.on is e
lrctcI to Congress- in the Wc,:crn District.
ami nurt,c in the El>ern They were Ike
nominees Of the Know No;hincS.
C"SHrc:lt; ELNcri"S-Th New HI
ven |1''Hl'ua gives the following. as the
state OF The ,ofr FIR Governor:
Dalton. "ii-. APP
Miner. X. ~, .2G.:jl:,
lucharl. lo-o .5.,no
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TUE GALE DON N,


4 FHEJ IN DIFFICULTY.
THIS t.: qHecr world II is never wise to
predict VIVA: new novelty my come up q:
the next turn of the wheel The Genius of
the age h;:> Is manv heads as Cerbcrns. each
one striving with what brains it has to find
out sonic:iin. either wise or witty. Not ev-
cry one succeeds: vet in ,hc often repeated
cndravor it would he strange if defeat follow.
ei every effort For instance, the Old Focv
poets were accustomed! to p!uck their golden
fruits from vines that hun. upon the
=" Vrct-hcd trc- ol Il working brain.
W!.cr" han che! 'hol9hts new grown VII! pleas
sat ls.n.
!r>'eI 81. pine. did nurn.r in he ma.
Not 50 Ioung America His trains are
too valuable to he worked up in Tie minor
details OF verse manufacture. His P.rn asian
lumhcr-mill saws nothing save "clear stuff, :"
and whenever he comes to some knotty. gnar-
led. shakv old LOG. he turns round with the
utmost poilcncSS, saving. I" Really. friends,
this is quite too hard for me, Ill leave it for
vou." lie ncvr: wastes his strength on Knots /:
he reserves il for The conception of the grand
outline, and husbands his resources that he
may the more skilfully use them all where
they vii! ttN with the greatest effect Here
in he asserts the ROYALTY of lis genius. Ii!~
~
Others can DO for him. The Grand 'ic>i IN is
hi. In; his seat is Oh Olympus. directing and
controlling is development.
- IL tiie present instance Olympus goes
ly ;ilc name of B..ri'c liou ,'diu. and Genius
asserts itself As follows
Mr.. CnApwICN 4 RAND: i have farley
got up a Stump and ii any one Of your Poet
zeal >."ri> po,:,,an,> will hrin ne down | shall
feel iirki.'l cionyh. lac way got up WIS
III tbs "i>rl ha':' been wrijl,." u ,,l>rrlp-
tion o. nv o! ! Grau!>irr sam in H., outward
appearance. and sv.:nin, AZ Ia, head cot
a.ony sr:r: we'll uEi..: came 10 lAr beet.
ard here sad
lr i'"rA!c- 81 my n'i-.rr@ Sa,c>
Were l."''.ns else In. >;,,r3.
Now cannot get two lines to rhymr with
and ii: I>h ,hr sIanza so vou see ! am hard
NJ Tell your friends 10 h.lp me il they can
aLl obiisc Yours
YolNG AMrEIrA.
Now then poets anl rhvm~ter>. 10 t!,c res
cue Here is something definite for YOU ,o
l., Nu mr., ,r..l ,j. ,l,r :. s,l.,,;,,, ,
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C"NiI~!.fH Au"Nr Gnf MA NnIa-
l.. : i....'.','. p. r.. ir'ii 7.-lie',raa.'
sat- ;'a..l II a.. ki.4. Nor:i'ns- ur. ,-., ~.
'n.-''v. al broke ut rl,i> ai',rraan Sd --,'.
co"'!>ior. tn" ats. al the. d :iru'r, : "a.
- IT, the "ri'r>itiaa Which wa~ manifested &C.
wards GA II orE.:.is a..or. on accom-: a. 1g.-
lac OPINION running counter II >ccTr-t All
oa'h-hruni ron>,,ir, -. Mess Gamer ~.
.io'n>on ana Gen. irgin left t'.;> m RAM Il
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