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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
g rr'4 AT THE @
CHEAP BOOKSTORE,

= a
The Subscribers haze just received at
their Cheap Book Store in Hsmillon Street,
Allentown, the following new Publications.
The ARca' BIsHor, or Romanism in the
United States. u @ ~ ,-t7
THE Sous OF rltE. sIREs, a History of the
rise, progress and destiny of the American
Party. ~. ..r. ~ .sg.ttY A.;
The YouNe DoMNIciAN, or life in The In.
QUESTION. s5ss,s, r,..,,. !. ss.ss,
WAY DowN EAsT,' or portrait Of Z Yankee
Life. ,.'...-s ...ss.
RUTH HALL, domestic Tale.
The MExIcAN VAR, and its Heroes.
MY CoURTsuP, andits Consequences.
THE NEwsBoY, &c. &c.
sAIl tho above Publications viii be sold very
low by -...a
~ KECK, GUTH & rREXLER.
/! Allentown, March 7, 1855.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
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upatrioten."
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2trten papier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
-Four days Later News from Europe.
Arrival of the Alavo.

New York, Noy 9.-The steamer Araoo
arrived this afternoon. Tie capture Of Kin
burn is confirmed. Tie Allies took .4ou
prisoners, including Gen. horamiyitch, ana
Ia cannon. The following day, the Rus.
slams blew up the Notifications Of OschakolI.
ia olnt opposite kiaburu.
The Allies landed $4,000 men near>4 in
burn. Sir Vim. Wordsworth is dead. Tn,
Bourso 1T Madrid is deserted, a Panic HAVING
been created by the prevalence of cholera.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARACo.
The ATaso lefs SOUTHAMPTON on the q h
nit. From the Channel 10 the Banks size ex
perlenced succession OK stormy, westerly
gales. She brings 3O3 passengefs.
The America arrived al Liverpool or thu
22ud nit. Sir Wln Moiesworth, Secretary of
State for the Colonies, died OH tue 22d ult
of low gastric fever
Private letters were received in Paris from,
officers in the French army, stating that i,
was believed Prince Gortschakotf had ND nos.
sib!ilty OF keeping his command open. aud
regularly securing supplies, and has actual.
" prepared 10 evacuate the Grimea.
The English Parliament has been fnrtha.
prorogaed to the 10Th of December.
The invalide Russo announces thu, ,ho
Emperor Alexander has not vet left N;cko.
lott, and that on the 9TH of October he 70.
viewed the course of the feet, arrived from,
Sebastopol
Tie Times announces that Gen. 81 nnsou
has been recalled.
The Herald says that Lieut.. Gen. Card.
ngton viii he his successor.
The BRUSH Consul Of Cologne has beer,
tired at Berlin as an accessory Of enlist.
ments IN Prussia If the recruits for thu
n'i'ish troops and has been found eailtx
lie vas sentenced to B months impriSunsnen.
and fined fifty thalers.
Isilssler's dispatch concerning tho canta =,
OF klnburn, says ave have taken l42u nris.
ohers, including Gen. korar,iviteh and 40 Of.
hcers. Also, LA pieces OF cannon. and {,
quantity OF ammuniti0a and st0ses. We ma
now Ia full occupaaisn Of an iuDor>.st MI
s''ion' Tue llusiaas have rsnda~d ~,
success complete, by themselves bloviar ~
the fortidcatioss u Echako9, 'ou he r. d
K Khs n,l's' lssd nearly $1,000 ~ 20
The Scbastdpol division of inf.utry 81 c.
DanJener occupied the pl teau Of ths Ralhie
and The French to ksiior.
The Bourse At Madrid was deserted from
PANE on accoantof cholera.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
From he Ohio Farmer.
AN AUTUMN REVERE.

Falling, falling. falling S.
IT'S the voice OF the demonstrating,
T9my hearts RESPONSIVE mood--falling
Spirits haunt my lonely walk
Ia the failing leaves they talk,
Whispering with noiseiess calling
Falling, falling, falling!
Signing, signing, sighingi
IT'S the voice of The lew wind-sishing.
To my willing, answering mind-sighing
And tile winus blow to aud fro,
Sadly moaning as they go;
Autumn brings The year dying
Signing. sighing, signing!
Fading, fading, fading
It's the voice the flower Misunderstanding
Round my heart the accent Notwithstanding
The dying hover bows its head,
On its chilly moistless bed,
Signing in its fainter shading
Fading, fading, fading!
Dying, dying, dying
It's the voice that nature gives--dying,
Tells my heart, it only liyes-dying;
Thro' the leaves, the ilow'r, the wind,
Tells eternal life to find,
Where will be 10 more replying
Dying, dying, dying
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27

Examined the above named patient few
Gays before he commenced taking the Pan
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement of the parents. be-
heFa 1t to be permanent as well as re-
markable cure. Attest,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27

Our cid friend Hiram Bosswiek (who has a
fac farm at the mouth of tho boyer ana
Knows hov to make money from IT'D will
please accept our thanks fora large d'sn OF
tine white md most excellent honey oaon
favor. are rare. and always appreciated.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27

This is the title of weekly newspaper:
near the size of the Herald and Tribune. An
exeellent family paper, neutral in politics,
and containing all news Of interest and i'm
portance, and in fact, quite as good paper
as is published in the eastern cities. Terms,
81, for single copy; 10 copies, So; 25copies,
so.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
Land on Tine !!

TASADY TEST have Just received a
~ large supply OF Land Warrants. and are
now fully prepared TO mare time enteries.
Council Bluffs, may ~, 30 v5ai0tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
-, SOCIAL HALL.

SOCIAL HALL,
W. -. Jon SON would annon ace to III c
" ladies aud gentlemen OF this city thai
nc mas Just opened in his now building, an ex
.essve assortment OF candies. CONTEMPORARIES.
slsns and nuts. pssteries, cooling and ur.,ntox-
szSss qHas that ne will prepare daily for his
Nd Ice cream and various other deli
- - !, coniorts OF the sesson. lie has also
= gDod assortmeat OF books and stationary nov
els, eagraviags, &c.
a fsw doors ireu the Pea Once, pextIto TIE
bsidgs. vs,1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
5t,r,i-n)reItllrBueIc
TUESDAY. nov -, 1855.


The as Panl's i on hsr way to this port,
aud due - dsy Or tomorrow. 1t passed
Jackson's Point on Saturday last, laden with
merchandise for our citizens.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
NOTICE.


1 corporation under the name Of "Ths Coun.
N ell Bluffs aud Nebraska Ferry Company
has been organized under the general Corpora
ton law Of the State Of Iowa aud its sinc i,,al
place for transactug business is the counting
nom of James a Jackson, Council Bluff citv
Iowa The uatnre Of the business of the com.
pany is o p ocure beats and 10 keep and main
tain FERRIES on the Missouri, Fix Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the m
dians aud whites along said inc.
The capital stock Of the company is eleven
thous and dollars, negot.abiv and trausf.- b
BY vote the minority of board OF ,.irectors
and to BE- paid IN upon call Of tile board Of Ill
reelors
Tie time Of romroeucem"at Of sail incorpo
ration as Tie 25a J Gly 1853. 10 continue tw en-
~ years.
The affairs Of the company to be conduc BY
a board CT directors, consisting OF president
secretary. treasurer aud other directors. To be
elected annually on the first Monday of eaei,
year
The Indebtedness Of the company sh all at no
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars
Feb 81 'b1-u lutf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27

! The catamount shrieked louder and Iondes1
and, rs fast as was running, ne was Espso1s
approaching ma.@
al last { oame 10 tho bF0ok which you ~
wonder. and it was double the size which Il
now is, for it was swollen BY recent treee|
and longed to cool my feverish brain in 4
but knew it weuld bA IS certain : da4k3 u
me as to die by the claws Of the be4
With three bounds ] gained the opfste'
bank. and then could clearly see light ~
Inv log cabin, which was no more than hum
fdred rods distant.
| al had proceeded but short distance be,
fore heard the plunge of the aninAl behind
me. | leaned with more than human energy,
for il was life or death In moment tn!
catsmount gave another shrek, % though bd
was afraid he would loose his prey. At thu
same instant yelled at the top Of my voic,
to nv wife. and in moment saw her APP
proach the door with lighted candle.
with what vividness the moment comes
to my mind The catamount was not 50 fal
! from me as was from the house. dropped
my hat, the only thing could leave to stay
the progress Of the beast. The next momeni
fell PROSTATE in my own cabin
hCTe kno oAu oettlcT paLsSd anu Wipcu tH'
drops from his brow ere he proceeded.
slow long laid when fell know not!
but when was reused to consciousness,
was lying on my rude couch, and my wifi.
was bathing my head with cold water, and
my children were gazing snxiously ct ms.--'
My wife told me that ~ soon - ! fall III
Immediately shut the door and barred II, fdall
what she knew not and as soon as wasfaE.
len and the door closed, fearful spring wal
made upon it; but the door was strong and
barred, and withstood the spring Of the beast
''As soon as | was fully recovered, knelt
down and offered the most feryent prayer tn
the Almighty that ever passed my lips or ever
will again. My family and myself shortly
retired, but no sleep visited me that night.
In tbs morning when my little son, six year,
oil, told me that he saw the eyes of thu,
colt in the window in the night, | knew the
catamount had been watching to gain admit
lance; but our windows, you will perceive,
are Lot large enough to permit catamount
10 enter.
''Whcn looked into the glass the next
morning, | was horror struck ut my altered
appearance. MY hair, which the day before
was as dark as midnight, was changed IL
snowy white Tess, which you now zee and
although have enjoyed good health since,
shall never recover from the flight / sxpe.
rienced on being CHASED by catamount.'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
A. ID. WILLIAMS, NJ. D
Dyspepsia Cured

firmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where's he skill of the most emf
nent physicians have, failed, and many pat
ent medicines IN popular favor have been
tried IN vain, the Psnacea has expelled the
disease and reiustatel youthful yigor and
health.
Read the following statement of senls-
man OF the most unimpeachable veracity
Henry CO., NY, May 10, 1853.
oR. BRUcE---Desr Sir: have been soreiw
ailfcted for eight years. have taken msdi-
cine from several eminet physicians, and va
nous medicines variously recommends tn he
puollc, at an expense to me of some two
hundred dollars, all without permanent ben
eht. had become very weak and lean-
pain IN my side aud breast, great depression
Shortness of breath, all extreme CONSTIPATION
oil my bowels, going from eight ten DAYS
without any action. Ia this cond ton prs,-
cured lew bottles of your Indian Veye.a-
Die Panacea, and have found 2, eat sii.f.
am Tree from pain, AMI am regti,.inx nv
nesn aud former strength. Mv b ,wels are
now regular, and car a.tv IN tru that
am able A. ain - toperform my dairy labor
on my farm. know the panacea il hel,iaa
me, aud cheerfully recommend i, to thoss
afflicted WITH dyspepsia, constitution ana
torpor of the liver. WAL q. TORBIT. 4
DIR. Bruce's Panacea.n
Nhenused according TO direction win eura
invariably the following diseases: Dyspeps;a.
scroiula or Kings Evil, Incipient Cousanp-
ton, Rheumatism. Inflammation of thu ~
! Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Drony' Sol
and Nervous Headache, Pain In the Ails
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the Kidneys
Spleen anu Spine, Goodness of the Feet 0lS
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of tho q aa1s
Lumbago and Jaundice, Female Irreprlny;ois
ties aud all diseases arising from An IN, a Il
proper or excessive use Of Mercury. { = aEe al
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES
Alternative. Purgative, Diureti ;, Diaphor-
etic and Teni'. Its action on. he Liver and
Blood Is powerful and sanativ.. II removes
Constipation, and is the MAS FER KING Up
PAIN! Il acts with pro nptaaess a mi.
Kidneys and Urine, promotes Per,uip !.
causes 80 cquilibrum. Il purifsstte k18.
clears tho Skin, clcsnscs the Tensnas sanee-
tens ne Breath, and while ID Akna - $50
IRON she ssstem Al accuap~lktDsl aor1 "a
mates ito soaic properties gise tons ga "a /
ton, tApartiae nsw life and yis0e. Fii6ss
"a per botttS4 y - .ss
|. I1nessl dfseesnt nAds 10 dSslssn III
ron 1ALE Nn8Lf ALE AND HEfxn.
~ Gro. W.Wlan1A u, (suces ~ 1aC..V y
nraeg &co.) corass 81, and Maskst II
y LaaiA Me- Sote aSeal ~ ~ 49, -
~ J. ). Joa1a, City efCssneil No. -.
~ Aesa1s sAaosA thsa seethe1tra.
" ~ ssff No Shove Sala1hs tAe1sotnu. ~
Janc10. '54-n3o.tl.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
us REAsoN TOGETHER.
HOLLOwAY's PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICKf
MISCELLANEOUS.


WHY ARE WE SICKf
has been the lot Of The human race 10 b
laughed down by disesse and suffering
ways Pills arc specially adapted TO the
r. Of the WEAK, the nxavoUs. the DELICATE
ent the IN FIRM, Of all climes, ages. sexes. and
|eenceitutions. Professor Holloway personally
Ftopertntends the Inanufscture Of his medicines
10 ne United States, and offers them to free
ightened people, as the best remedy the
y1139 ever saw for the removal OF disease.
These Pills Purify the Blood.
n Aess famous Pills are expressly combined
e operate on the stomach, the liver the kidneys
0etungs. the skin, and the els, correcting
ar arrangement in their functions, purifying
t4eAiood, the very fountain OF life, and thus
e1ya2g disease in all its forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Early half the human ace have taken these
L. 1t has been proved in all parts of the
- Z thai nethinE has been found equal to
80 ef spsstsrsf liver. dysPepsia
Ind t06aSh complaints gsperaiiy. They soon
give healthy tone to these organs, however
much deranged, aud when all other means have
failed.
General Debility. HI Health.
May Of the most despotIc Governments
have opened their Custom Houses to the III tro
duetion Of these Pills, that they may become
the medicine of the masses. Learned colleges
admit that this medicine Is the best remedy
ever known for persons OF delicate health, or
where the system has been impaired, as its in
vigoraling properties never fail To afford relief.
Female Complaints.
No Female. young or old, should be with
out this celebrated medicine. IL corrects aud
regulates the monthly courses at all periods,
ae.ing in many eases like charm. IL is also
the best and safest medicine that can be given
To children Of all ages aud iuf any cCm piant ;
consequently no family should be without il.
HailoUss's Pills are The best reasdy kHstra ia
the liorld tor the toitor,ng Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhoea Indigestion
Bowed complaints Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility Inward eak-
Colds Fever r. Ague ness
Chest Diseases Female com Liver Co M
CDstiveness plants plnints
Lswm'ss Of spirits Dyspepsia Headaches
Stone and Gravel Piles Secondary
Venerated Alice Worms of all symptoms
ton kinGs
s..Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
Holloway, 81 Maiden Lane. New York, and
IA Strand. London and by all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers OF Medicines througout
the United States aud civilized " Grid, in boxes
al - cents, b. cents, aud ST. each.
0 There is 3 considerable saving by TAX
lnx the larger sizes.
n. B Directions for the guild ance OF patients
in every disorder are alfred to each box.
Oct 81, 'o5. Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27
President pierce,s Habits OF bushes.

President Pierce's Habits OF business
The extract below, from a late letter 10
the Baltimore Republican, contains a truth
ful account of the Official habits of President
Pierce. Those who are acquainted with the
amount of daily labor performed by him, and
Mho are aware of The few opportunities hn
ENJOYS tor recreation, are not surprised that
his health Is occasionally much Unmarried
This may be attributed in part 10 the really
unhealthy situation OF the White House as i
residence during the summer months. Chills
and fevers occur So regularly ~ that loaalit,
that they are now looked for by the occu ,,ants
ioi the house as matter Of course We
understand that very few belonging to the
Presidents family have escaped ibis summer,
IL seems to US that Congress might we'll make
provision for a summer residence for the
Chief Magistrate which would secure TO hun
and his family the ordinary chances Of good
health. The following is the extract refer
red to.-Wash Union.
There never was an occupant of the pres.
IdentIdl chair who more diligently perform.
Cd the muilifaTious duties pertaining 70 !,
than Gen. Pierce: there never was one who
made himself SO familiar by actual obser,a-
ton and investigation with the minutp Of
business ii tile several executive DEPART
meAts. Scarcely day passes that the Pres.
dent may not be seen IN one or other If the
departments, prosecuting some inquiry into
oIcal matters aud overlooking the general
Transactions II the various bureaus: and So
quiet are has ysi ; and unoblrusive his man.
ler, that stranger wonld hardly distinguish
h,m from the clerks, among whom he moves.
The vast AID complicated Il machinery OF the
eAecutlFe department. never worked more
smoouily or satisfactorily than under tho
present. "a,i4iilis'F"uoh ana lhIs Is owing TO
the "atc hlnl care ana industry OF the Prcsi.
dent and tue heads IF the Departments. ),
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-27

" u " OH Il ~ q y Al u y Wv,
On Broadway. where the finishing touches 10
cleanliness aud genteel appearance are bestowed
without stunt or grudgiEg. The public are po-
liteiy invited 10 call u, his rooms where, should
he be 80 lucky To shave them, the keen edge
of chagun will he removed b. the consolation
that 1t VAS done sleek. easy and without hurt
ing the feelings.
IL Next door be,ow Frgram's store. Council
Bluffs, Iowa vjnl4tf
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-08
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
lS53-j4.
Continued.


From anderson G, H., by Locust Hill, Bel.
ton and Calhoun to Line Greek to Calhoun.
From anderson G. H., by Mountain Greek,
Rock Mills and Evergreen, to NlOntcyideo.
From Augusta Ca, by Quaker Springs,
Woodlawn y e., Rocky Pond, Parks Store,
Cairo, MapIeton, Bordeaux, and Wilmington,
and Mount Carmel, to Calhoun Mills.
From Augusta Ga, by Hamburg, S. C., Ed.
geheld, Z H., Elton, Meeting Street, and Slcc-
py Greek, to Ninety six Depot
From Augusta Ga, by Beech Island, Silver
ton, -Four Mite Branch, SpeedweII, Lower Three
Runs Erwinton, Kings Greek, Danil on, Brigh-
ton, and RobertsyilIe, to GilIisOnyille,
From Augusta, by hamburg, Edgeied G. H.,
Elton, Meeting Street, Sleepy Greek, to Nine
ty Six Depot
From Barnwel q. H., by Fiddle Pond, Al
lendale, and Smyrna, to Kings Greek.
From Beaufort to PocotaIigo.
From Belton to Anderson U. Ii.
From Beuuettsvillc to Qheraw
From Benncttsyille to Beaver Dam.
From Blshopsville, by Mount Elon, and Swift
Greek, to Darlington G. II,
From Blackyllle to Barnwell c. II.
From Black Mmgo, Williamsburg District.
by Cooper's Store, Roy's Branch, and Boggy
Swamp Road, to Kingstreo.
From Cambridge, by Ninety Six, Swaney
Forty, and Waterloo to Iaurens G. II.
From Camden, by Boykln's Depot, States.
burg, and Manchester, to Watcrec.
From Camden, by Bee Tree, Longtowu, Rid
gewood, Winnaboro, Jackson's Creek, Long
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-09-08

TNHE subscribers offer for sale by privote con-
i tract thepremiSes commonly known as Bar
clays Fort on the Mora river, embrasing the title
to large tract of land, 200 acres of which is un-
der cultivation with good grst mill attached, and
inexhaustable timber in the neighborhood.
The fine unbonnded surrounding pasturage and
convenient watering places manifest It's excellence
as grazing locality, its desirable position at the
junction OF the two main routes from the United
States to Santa Fe VIA Cimarron river and Ration
mountain is further enhan, ed by the establishment
Of military post in the vicinity thus presenting ia
the industrious and perseverng specuator extrSne.
GUS lucrative advantages unsurpassed by any in N.
Mexico
Terms accommodating as the parties are desrous to
engage in other business, and can be taken with or
without the crop as now standing
If not disposed Of before the 10th day of March
1855 it will then be put up at auction on the pre-.
mises and sold to the highest bidder.
. BARCLAY & DOYLE.
SeptemberE lS54,-t-f.