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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

Cou"eii Ni' wiLLfAA T. SooI.Hs
Land Agency 4 Banking House
"ENN. viii am. 4 Co.. Of Fairfield Iowa
having a ssoc isted themselves, aspanners'
Messers. J. Smith Hooton William !. coop
er. under the sty.s and name OF IA.
Hem, Williams, ITooton q c"',
Have ooeued. an Office on Broadway, next door
to the Pacific House, Immediately. opposite tns
Land office. aad are now prepared % ~ &c"
eral land and banking business 49,.
From our long acquaintance with the o,'si-
ness and thorough knowiedse ot tue - ,r
we hope to merit a share OF uis o1'''-'''
line .hloI !
b,.;-sse in all sts various branches. We are
onrse1res with full and eomplet copies
r. H.. a,,,eransnf Mats, and will at all times
L 49, ssssion ~ The most reliable informant on
with regard to the public lands
Time and <i ght bills bought aud sold al cur
rent rates. Collections made i" western iom1
and proceeds promptly RENTED by sighI of~i'S
on any of tha eastern cities
Dc6osits received and interest allowed.
HEM, WILLIAMS, HOOTDN & ~:
July 10, 1855. s'"''"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

Land Agency at Council Bluffs

rHSHE subscriber having opened an office
at CounciI Blu tfs, in Iowa, il prepared to
locate IaHds either in the kanesVIile or SieuX
CITY land districts, ON warrants or cash nav
ing spent the last two years Ia exPiorlne ana
surveying lands in said districts. he CONSIDERS
himself quaiIfied to make the best seiecuohS-
His rates vary from to 10 dollars per quarter
s..,iop A liberal deduction from these rates
fUr larger tracts
REFERENCES: -,
cao : Fisher. bankers, Ottawa, H.
Vim. Il. W Cushman,
DEE. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
]. B. Slutsnan,
h. r. Pegram,
lvsn22tf }. II. nIN Eh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
J. D. TEST.
j. ?. CAS- ADV,


Attorneys Il Co0nseIlOrs az Law.
G < N E RAJ LAND A G E N is,
COUNCIL BLUsrS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies
w Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants. and all other ba 81
ness pertaining to their profession. in WestArn
Iowa and Nebraska
Council Blaf, Feb. %. '5s. n-4O-0
Is..c n. ALDEN. VRANK Z. WHICH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
LAND m TINE,

I am prepared to enter LAID on T,nE, In larxe
L or small quantities, on al favorabis terns a
can be obtained elsewhere. Office near rss
Pacific House. ID. C.. BLOONEK.
Oct 80, '55. S5nJ4tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
Wlhe Waatsl Dol Ray Z

have $50 b.kheis 81 osts, so lbs = i~d
L aud 10 bash-ls of posstoss, fof SAFE
y5nl0n w ID. JOHNSON.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

4 Ia
EE8tracts from Teslimonial4 concera1ag q. D
H.W. Smiths Celsbsatsd MelD1oens..
ID IN article II the PS6susry number Of the
Review, answering some inquiries In regard to
Temperament made by william w. IT,, Brook
fisid. VT" noticed statement that Prince g
4elodsons are tuaed ts the e4asl tempersmsnt.
Since that time have examined = number oi
Prince L Co.'S Meiodeons, with special refer
ence to the temperament. and have not found
one tuned In equal tsmperuOent. Tho temper
amsnt in the nelodeoas Of Prince h Co. q man
uiactare that have examined, approaches near
|<r tho equal than those Of Carhart & NsedAam,
but II is far from equal, as any one troubled
With nice ear. think will decide, II th ey try
- ehoads of T snd = sharp ia sAsaaasisa.-A
We arc very happy to stand corrected on
this point. We made the statement alluded =
above on tbs Authority Fl . professor ef nssic
10 tbis city, without having observed ia ssCes-
snc1 to II oar sslvss-a lhia9 We very ssldea
do. We have sinos exsninSd Priscs & Co. .
Mslodeens, aud dnd "a Tanss" right. Tho
nearer the equal tsnpsrstnss than Carhart's, it
10 stil unequal. We Do knew, however, tina,
s. D. 4 II. w. SnitAs Malodeons. sold bv Il.
Waters, No. 80 Brsadway. ere tsssd il the
equal smperameat-N. Y. Musical Review.
Asssrs. s. D. l. II. ". Smith rank - the fret
MsAoIsCtufofs u me mssooe0e IN SoD co lntry.
Their instruments are recommended by thS bsst
Judges Is superior in every rsspecs.-Bostop
Commonwe eslth.
E There 10 constantly 10 store at this a
tablishnent. ten different maheI Of Pianos, and
five different makes Of Mslo6 cons.
II Each instrument 10 guaranteed t. give
entire Satisfaction, or the parchass money re-
funded.
Persons at distance wishing to purchase
will, by fowarding their erdes have their wants
. well and n cheaTiy supplied - though per-
sonaiiy present. [v5niUtf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
JOSEPH v. HINCHMAN.
HD N IL 8 81 II - IL

Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stnifs, Books, Sta.
tiohsry. Also, an assortment Of Jewelry, per.
fumery, and other notions, together with CON.
pIete stock Of tobacco and cigars. sfT7e
q Pure Liquors Cor medical psrpesss only
Genwood, july 81. v5q2iu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
rOOTLE Il GREENE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .DEA AlERS,
OIL WOO IOW "A

u u N w U " IL u w A .s--4
- Webeg leave b caii the Attsntbn :.
G3of the good people OF Mills, Poita-
"wattamie, Montgomery and Cass coua ~
ties, Iowa; also. Doug and Cus cdsnties;
Mob sska terntory. - orr l.ree snA .Iase su D.
ply of every kind u merchsadise usually kept
Our stock Of Groceries, y largs ssd oonp,ete,
having been bought and shipped littls lower
than our neighbors. Our stock OF HardS are
Queensware, WoodeDware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps and Ready Made Clothing, have
all been purchased in tie eastern cities, at the
lowest cash prices.
Give us q call before you purchase. and if we
do not sell you cheap goods, We viii make our
ne ghbors do so.
- Remember the cheapest house in town
TOO rLE 81 GREENE
July 81. v5u2lf
1 90 Fl ne Doors, assorted sizes, ior sale at Glen
/ wood, by TO0TLE 4 GREENE
1000 lights Pine Sash, all sizes, for sale low
= est prices by TOOTLE & GREENE.
900 sacks G. A. Salt. at Glenwood, by
n 1OOTLE & GREENE
TOO Boxes Glass, asserted at
i TOOTLE e. GREENE.
10000 lbs asserted Iron. reed at low freight,
i aud chesp. by ToOTLE & GREENE.
100 Kegs asst Nails, and every other article
] for building purposes, at the chep cash store
in Glenwood. T0OTLE T. GREENE.
~ Bedsteads, 10 Bureaus, ~ sofas, 25 tables,
| 10 lounges, and any quantity Of other fur
nisure, cheap, at TOOTLE & GREE Me-
rs Boxes assorted Teas, put up expressly for
I our trade, {aot suak) very cheap. at Glen
wood by TOOTLE & GREENE.
WANTED.
1000 bashsls Wheat Oats, Corn; also hides
Flour. Meal, Furs, Bacon, dc.
TOOTLE g. GREENE. :
JOSEPH v. HINCHMAN,
ID N IL 8 81 II - IL q
GLEEwOOD, IOWA,
Would respectfully in n
form the citizens Of Mills
and adjoining counties that
he is in receipt OF gener-
80 al assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stnas, Books, Sta.
| tiohsry. Also, an assortment of Jewclrv, per.
fumery, and other notions, together with con.
pIete stock Of tobacco and cigars. sf17e
a. Pure Liquors Tor medical purposes only
Genwood, july 81. v5q2iu
| : III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
DryTER G.. BLOOMER,

Attorney, Counselor and A4ano nee"''
- oourCn sLUTrs, IOWA
pTycfsTAR attention gwen TO the pur-
49,. .rs sals Of laads, the Investigation
r. "a t,,As. ,oeasiou of land warrants, pay
-. ast..as' and collection OF debts, In wss''
-, and Nebraska Territory.
r. rlN;ce frat door East Of Paeinc hoass.
June 10. 1855. t-------
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
| a ". Rabbit,

4 rT0RNEY sad CoanceiIor at Law aao
a aos;citer in Cha.csry. Salt Lake ony,
ff,sh m ,ttssd 10 al business entrusted 70
~ !. us.h Tsrritery. BE viii also stssna 70
s..,.a.s In tie Ssprsns CsSst OF me oa''''
StatsA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
u Us SsSs n v5n25H
A. COCHRAN:
RNRRAL L A n ID a Y u I.

csUSciL sLUTFs, iowa,
vrrr r-cr.n,Iv attend TO the location anc
w ..1s 'of Land Migrants for noa-resi-
ss,.s The payment of taxes and the R.,, Rul,
- s..a a.ls of real estate generally. VIZ
80 ss,rr lands for settlers aud give ums i0f
paynent. Aa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

ISAAC \. ALDEH,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

-TH 4 TERRY q 'CyfsS1 &C '1
fssrnfiiEN 4 FLORIS q. desl ren d
= ~ 0snaneat,l Trees, Shgabb !aAAka Y
n.,he ,nd Cranhss5y Vines; ~ III
!, nlemsnss; arenp fps s&rio4 - !
s,ltsuei papess, Conseii Blsa4 4 sEa u =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20

-rAI.Ep Il 0rcessiss md PEcv5slcues
srss sad lrsd hats', as4 sa9)|,.ss ~; rs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

The recent death IF Rlclarl p Robin
son, OF Helen Jewett notori-iy, will receive
in many minds the recollection OF thu xtra-
ordinary circumstances attending the tray.
edy, and the trial and acquttal Of r ,binson.
1t will be remembered by some tina, Robin
son escaped cunviction and the halter By
proving an abb. When the case began to
look desperated for the accus 3D. Mr.. Fur
long, respective grocer in New York, was
brought to the stand and testified that at
the hour when the accused committed the
crime il he did commit it,, he WAS in the
store OF Mr.. F. Rosina Townsend, on the
contrary, the keeper Of the house where
the murder was committed, testified that
she let r ,tinson into the house a little be.
tore that hour. The evidence OF the res
pectabie man outweighed that Of the infa-
nous woman in the minds Of the jury, and
Robinson escaped.
II was generally believed at the time
that Furlong had purgered himself-shat he
had been suborned to d. 90 to save the life
of the criminal; and the report was circulu'
ted that man was present at the store n
the evening in question whose evidence. Il
j, could be had. would 60 to chow that
though Robinson was there, it was two oil
three hours earlier in the evening than Mr.
r. had testified. This person was adver
tised for BY the prosecution during the pen
dency ofthe trial, but could not be found
Since the death of Robinson has been an
nounced, however, a Mr.. H. Wilson ha'
written to the New York Express that ht
was that man; that had he come FORWARD
| the fate OF Robinson would have been seal
ed. SooE after the trial, Mr.. Furlong sole
on, his business and took passage t.
Havana, and on the passage jumped over
board and was drowned. "a strange, event
full history" and very probably ue.-Chic
| Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

LICENSING THE NEws BoYs The au-
thorities Of Boston have licensed about sixty
boys to sell papers, tooth picks, shoe strngs
&c. Each boy has locality for himself.
beyond which he cannot STRAY. He is o.
bliged TO wear badge, with the word iii
censed. upon it, so that he car be known
to the police, who have orders to complain
Of any boy se.iiig without license. In the
regulations, boy. to obtain a license, must
have previously attended school for GER
tain period. In many cases the small a.
mount earned by these boys is the chief
means of support Of families for certain pc.
RODS in the year. These boys are under the
superintendcnce OF an officer, who has
brought forth order on. Of disorder, and aba
ted wha, al one time threatened 10 he de-
cided nuisance. Boys no longer sell news-
papers merely 10 get money TO frequent the
tn .a,-" snd =, NIB" in ali'"s md oy-
places,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

.,. are being made this morning
Ian 10 the Railroad town o.
IA, our friends insist upon i
=, constitute one Of the party
.,,., be content this morning
80 smallest quantity Of editorial
o. u, our return we will be enabled
If ,hs progress OF Railroad
,b,ps SOM thing relative to
,'a, d the Mississippi and Mis'ou-
..s., d Iowa City. We regard
ian Of our road westward Of the
|, ali i'm ,Or.ani to the future pros,
his CITY and look upon that work
;n,e,e,, now than We regard The
| f,hs Road hence to Iowa City
u Road will be the iirst to reach
. ;, of the State and we feel an en-
rive a, the Missouri river be.
| If our competitors. Build your
1 10 Iowa City and sDp there, says
4 contractor 10 a recent letter TO US,
1. I'm have a nice little local Road ;
|, an to the Missouri and you will
main Railroad in the West. II is
4 Of hi. remark that makes US de-
/ pushing on our Railroad as fast As
n the Missouri river.
r0u;neers are referred to the adver-
!, an A. Porter T. Bro. in to-day's
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

SINGULAR FoRErHouGnr.-Ths Ontario
Reporter learns by gentleman from Co
oorg thaton Wednesday last = young msn,
stranger, went round the town and regu-
nf'y summoned a coroper's jury to meet at
me house Of Mr.. Brody, coroner, at IL
o'clock ,hV day. At the hour appointed he
came himself to the kitchen door Of Mr.. Bro.
ass house, entered, and proceeded delibe.
i'a'ely to table, opened drawer aud Ia.
slns cas' knife .herefrom drew it across
ms throat. H. then started NJ stars br'
'pi' near the top and rxoired before hr.p
could be obtained. He is supposed t" b.,
non, to Montreal, and came from Port Oar
ington.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
TO the Lovers of Fruits!

yINWICHELL 4 GlLLETT, ANNOUNCES TO
the frnit growing public, that they re now pre-
jared furnish and put up fruit. which they
will WARRANT !" Keep through the winter.
We have had experience, and can do what We pro-
pose. Cans made Of amy size and prepared al
tmes go to the house, put up the fruit, and seal
the cans.
The season for preparing the fruit Is now coming
and those who first to leave their ORDERS ill
be the first TO be served. directions with regard TO
putting UP fruits may be obtained by calling on the
under sikRed. 'TNICHELL q GlLLEl.
Davenport, Aug. let, 's5-d-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
1arittp.
DRUGS, DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
st. Louis


HINES &c CI.IPPINGER,
ROCK lsLiSD, II ilI ;.iIss.s
s;iecs -'d Hops Patent Medicines, G,e.stuna.
t'dow ntss, rare White Lead, all kiu,is afPaint,
~ 'af. y! NlrtisIas. Potash ana Putty sperm and
&f' on, All Kind of rss.ncas ty the gross ScidItz
- Soda powders. by the gross
he,. ,r'ieics aud al others of oarv,ry extensive
sIid It the very Lowest Rates.
ra!,ii,ns and .ointy D3a.ars need not say Drugs
re- SOLD al exc -otnnt price. ~ Rock island.
WE SELL
s slomsl a. as,,d ssoa
mt. aor 90. pe,.b, 30
noIlodion per dos, as
Saffron perth. %
'' dc sS 90 Va so OK No p'rs.l. ssso
,..,, Dc T, DO er.No. apers.l. 40
rsrr! pavis' Pain Killer per doz., 225
ayer's Cherry Pectural do so
'ahnestocs termifegS do 300
$50 Boxes window Glass.
hanging from 7xsto .4xi5. inns will be soil at
1000 lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD,
81 Bhls. LrSsEED OIL AND ruRpENTINE.
900 lbs Vegetable Cattle Powders,
teiaole remedy for the cure of diseases oil horses
All the popular
Patent Medicines Of thu Day.
Give us cali purpose selling to every casto-
mer. HINES q CLiPPiAGER.
/ HAVE this day permanently associated THDM.
L ). HINES with me IN copartnership fe the Dur-
pose continuing the Drug business at the old estab
vshed stand beg leave to state 10 the public that
Mr; n. comes thorough druggisttrom Philadslphia,
aud confident all calls of physicians private cit
liens will meet with that care ut MIS- hands which
could be desired or expected Of Druggists.
CHAS. T. LLIPPINGER.
Aug 2Ist IS d6w-ew
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

John R eve was accosted OF the Ken
sington 70 ID, by an elderly female with a
small bottle OF gin in her hand, pray, sir,
I beg your pardon, is this the way to the
workhouse!" John gave her look OF cler-
ical dignity, and pointing to tho bottle
gravely said, "No, ms'sm, but that IT,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

CpLENDID LOT, being corner OF 4ih and lie Claire
= Street, TO lease for years, renewable or build
ing taken valuation at end 0fterm. This lot 10 100
by - feet running ON eth to Depot Terms Easy.
ALSO, East Of the frat Block OF Lots North Of Oh
-ge ground, west side of Brady Street, 10 Lease
for 10 years.
July 10 EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
Books \ Stationery.
EPISCOPAL PUBLICATIONS.

II Vol received BY Express an invoice Of Standard
3 WORKS IRON an extensive publisher OF Episcopal
which VIII be sold by the subscribers u the
rghLisHtRS NEWYoRK Prices for cash, com.
prsing;
:, me ehdof Controversy Controvened, by John
H"pkina. y. d., L. L. D. vols. S2,M
Tue frese! cran Clergy man looking for the Church
"oo IhRe :, Emo cloth. SI25
Ststton'- Dictionary of the Church. Il O1
The Sacrament III Resp 'ueib,ity, IS
Enter iuto NY lpset bv W BerYlan, y d. Is
STEPS ~ tb3 1.sc. ~ ~ & Scuiamor = &
AE0gor' 8. rs ry. E 3cAM5, y S ra
The sin.oN ~ @'s yfsaa alth eosf# - G5
distant II iit ss
Old Maj " 1a4.a. :,
Kings Mess"i,s gers, A,
Cherrs rtoues. % "a
Tine Iarh !,vey, by Munro, n,
The HoiiJa, Week,
Norton Harkrave. &c. :,
Way through Va desert, q,
Prize Day. &c. *
Heart and Home Truths, byP.
Whitiinghnm, ~
The The k ev,hs,s, a" aegory by Munro, Is
Ihlhg' to be Remembered, supplement
hry !" the hutch Catechisni.
Also nm as sortnent o. common Pm AYES Roos. psop.
En- Lessons. ktsB's CHRrs1I,s YEAR. &C.,
IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
NO. ~ Bra Dr 81. Bat. IN & 81 srs.
ELI ADAMS & CO.
pavehport,s mo. 18th, II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

The Auburn Aase tiser states that the
orr r'ss addition 5000 copieG Of Frederick
Douglass' new: book. my Bondage and
~ Freedom WAS sold in ten days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
! q w A;
As IT rs IN 1855.
Gazetteer for Citizens, and Handbook for

Immigrants.
EMBRACING u full description OF the State Of
~ iosa,-her Agricultural and Mi,eraiogicsl
character; her Water courses. Timber lands. Soil and
Climate; the various Rai,road Lines being built and
those projected, with the distances from station IL
station, on each; number Of Churches. Schools md
Societies IN each County: Population and
iOwhs Information for the linn grant .respee ii ne
hs selection, entry and cult, aiion of Prair so
uttered lands IN the State; tables Of distances
on all the Stage through III. state, DC, &c
accompanied by The lat 81 ard most authentic MAJ,
Of the State, and illustrated with number Of Land
scapes, and other views 38G pages l2mo.
By NATHAN IL. PARKER.
Davenport, Iowa.
Price, with Map 81 so. Price, without Map, q 90.
For Sale by
W. H. HOLMES & co.,
No. L. Claire Block.
Davenport. Aug. goth, ls5j.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
ENIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

ENIGRAMTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.
HESS, Wi iiams & Co.'S Township Maps are the
best. being piled from the United States sur
veys. oriciai Information, and personal rccounois
sance; showing tn streams. rouds towns post Offices
county seats, works of Internal Improvement. etc
-tc. Being published within the state fact, tb.
enly teiiable and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Beiag regularly appointed SCENTS for the sale o.
hese maps we are prepared to furnish them TO III,
rad- al the publishers lowest wholesale rates, or b!
The single copy. Also:
goo doZ. H. C,ltonS Co. and Ensign, Rridgma.
FannBgs mnps Of the United States, Western State
and the states of illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
our; and Territories Of Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
1r~ska Fotsaie, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN d RHAWN.
booksellers aud Sta.ioners, Dealer-in Wall Paper
window Shades, etc. illinois street koea Island
Post Office, Davenport. Api. 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
HnusE w ns.h

HOUSE ~ Aaa
1 RARP chance to renta most desirable resIy q &c
N House new, ;arge yard, ftl ot trees. Ct-irrn.-
1. six rooms. well finished. Rent low. Also three
Fooin te neme III to rent
L. F. PARKER.
Enquire at tesidence, Harrison ST. below NesC"i'
leg. ground. July24
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

M Pawn Broker'sShep.
: 'p'' !. no mesns by which the various
e, eco d,la -. of oIyer,y can be 50 readily
~ ~ 1 rnN I'D :, BY an cxamnati OF the tick
IN. family which has been reduced
. .e,., senate course Of pawning We
win III N commencing with some suPeriu-
a 4. sesaln, M clss Of ewelry wardrobe, and
cl Fam ''r,.. rae are exhausted, sacrcing those
,;e, the absence OF which it is be-
4 H,.tc., I'm be the least observed by their
inetIer.s =. or ,cquaintances. This species
n'4'e' sd, ~ i. the last to forsake thes, un,or-
They will prefer TO leave them
=. ,aa soot ,s without any under-clothes in the
'' '''h we're seasons that they may retain
much priced article OF outward appi-
so .sh Tney can bear the cold and the expo
hear rola. ,hsu, re pining, but they cannot bear
o,e mound them should become cog
o. Gro,t,s Of her destitute condition. Bu, III
a tsf :Man non arrives when i, IS l'np1sslb,e Ling
hlr sLms, k,ncesl the sal realities u the con,
It's thrn that the absolute ncces
oflifs are gisenup clothes. bet5,bg
II, trrsss, h. tie yts siast slfhaugh ~ So
l'm Hs saa q fr.,s, aat -fsn~F A. ti;s Ii
o's !, nv ~ aaegsst' ". sesre ,h.ut
i'.ittal ru fl.s 'a=.s.- e'.s f tsesa = ih.Hss
.,.,rr.. .s# @ r'trh can
It.F pstlg
r. d NJ ar,st=s. IN. loyea
"ts t,.s ", have
- "a l,rI, va, ~, - IA ,up,te
i .ia "a .tss ~. .,,,. trial.
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.Ure these can be parted with. Shiv-
t,9 sith the wait OF raiment and food
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'dh@a' 1t length arrv wh,n tne sacrifice
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Of some pure soul from III. dark depths
hiuai,y ~ Y. Tribune.
~ - -
STRANGE" PREAcHER.-His name as
h'ot !s ~ hnye. Many will think his conduct
strange also He was a jealous preach
y prIsu - %, -, ,;.o. N,k:u. 49,. h,,,
WI "oe' S'"Se'' No'"'"s ea'e mn
u mueh pleasure as 10 go doout the couh-
hgeri, preaching and singing. benevolent
lht tser n,,,u.r ~ ali :, n . ,h .,-Itiy ,..r IA
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ar" w !" haAe niu anu h's 'a"ns co''''"'N'
80 U,,g e IN their declining years, generously
y P.en,ed him titIe-deed tor three hundred
BIO twenty acres Of land. Strange accept
the donation with thankfulness, and went
KILN his way prenchinv and sinvinv A he
fnt But after q few months he returned
A..sl requested his generous friend to take
o her title deed. Sur.n sed at the request,
Il eSsss gentleman inquired:
H. Not the slightest"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

Great Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
fon ACRES w Or. sec Is Town go East, IL
lou miles frsm town, ans spring, and land rich,
only $3.50 pcracre cash. Apply TO
June IL Us EADS STEWART.