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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

~ Within o radius of i've miles around
Seb4siopol, it is supposed that more blood
has been split, more lives sacrificed, and
more misery Inflicted in a year, than in any
o.hsr equal extent of the earth's surface, in
the saine time, SINCE the days OF Noah's flood.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

Ii is 4 somewhat curious fact thnt vast
number OF mon who are utterly incapable IF
managing their own business or any other
still think they perfectly understand that of
an editor s. and regard themselves as under
y specla. mission To ave the latte the heue-
Il, of their VIEWS nn oil occasions Ii "a sim
guIar, but thcrc are very many Who really
seem to sincerely believe that writmt comes
by nature-thIt the eitor is without this
endowment; aud they ought ia Cnristisu
charity to help hun out. Could some of these
seIf-eiect d censprS he put in harness for a
wnlle anu re"llzc What means to Le n men
tai engine under perpetual press % intel
lectuaI steam, they would probably change
their views OF the case with which they would
knock OIL little article
People who think editing paper is Z
pleas inter diversion than digging cellars BY
moonlight, or Ing ging bricks up four story
building in II hot July's sun, NAV profit Nv
the following sensible remarks from the edl :
tor of the Bedford( VI Gazette 81 is not so
easy task to write for newspaper as pro-
pie suppose. \ man may be good schol.
ar, profound thinker, yigilant observer
of passing events, without being able TO write
for newspaper. Tho power of writing a
leading article for newspaper is a TACT
which fe y possess, and which we have known
many with all their learning and diligence.
unable TO nc Iulre. 1t requires large amount
OF Information on various subjects, and n
rea illness OF application that must never be
at fault, or the writer will fail. For, rene n
bsr, the editor is always writing against
time; and the memorable printer must have
his copy, so that there is no time to revise
aud amend but as slip after slip is written,
the ''devif' Snatches it away and one- ha t
Is usually set up in print before the other
half Is written This exactS u decision OF
thought and faculty of writing, which like
poetry, seems rather gift of natu : than an
acquired faculty"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
Farmers. Attention !

6@a Farmers, il is a sin to pay $I<I5
tN7y fer barre! Of -four. when We can have
iii cheaper at hsme
The subscribers will commence STEAM
FIGURING MILL, at Saint XaEY, Mills
county.
The attention OF all Farmers is therefore call
ed 20 raising wheat, for which cash will be
paid. or aour gwen in exchange. The mill will
be ready tor griuaing a. the CONNIE ncement Of
the next harvest.
Farmers, bear Your ewa interest in mind.
JULIUS HOFFMAN,
Dec. %, %, m3s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

~ Chsxley Tean,ler has hne STOCK OF
Iewelry and fancy notions which he viii sell
II homes, priees---any article may be return
ed if aot just a. recommended pay your
;swely and notions Of Charley if you would
ssot get bit. s4.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

E1- Young America is growing rap
IDLY every day We meet with proofs of
this encouraging fact. Hare is one of
the latest instances of said Development
"Have YOU been TO the A ~tor library 2"
asked youth OF his father few days
ago.
mo have not. replied the father
u GU had better call and see il" The
youth continued; just mention my name
TO the Librarian and he will show YOU ey-
cry attention." at
That looks big.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

FoRr p.KssE. mail arrived last week from
&h;s fsr northern military post. bringing u
large mail and an interesting eommanica-
zion from our correspondent. The weather
has been 20 exrs@ely cold that We did not
look for the mail down, but the Indicate
su,aale Fr,nchma.. come through safe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

CT We cali the attention OF our readers
% the advertisement Of 4. S. Martin. IL you
want any thing in his line, give MN .
cal., for lac has al extensive practical Know
.ed.e of the business, and will do e right fer
yol. "a a. ss@s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

CT la to-day's paper will be found the
eard of DR.. ID. i. Sullivan. lie has lately
located in this city, and has in short time
acquired ali extensive practice in his pro-
4essIun.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

A father and son we're fishing 49, a.
York sitNrseenlly. he boat was ID
denly ~ Sssd, and tkky wsre .hros', an'
to the water. The father, who W. not
au expert swimmer. while his son eeoid
not swim at all, Ut once commenced - Asd
the lad. he sseing thu HI 49, vas
becomisg rxhsaatsI, oaldd yaaam y eim'
Never mind me ;save ourself Tor saith
er's sake God bless that boy. and tiod
be thanked that both his father and elm-
self were rescued from The peril in shich
they were involved.
''for Mothers sake. /" There spoke
true son and hero. He knew .h~s his
telider years lily htted him to support ana
sustain her who bore him--tiaat i his
father persisted she might be reduesd TO
want as well as stepped III sorrow-that If
the oak fell .he ivy would fade and die. 81
he bid his soul be quiet amid the troabled
waters. amid the excitement aud apprshen-
sion that such u scnee must engenuef, and
resolved u die for his mother, unless. in
deed some hand was stretched fonh for
his safety Or the salty othis father. j WAS
all right, because il was done for 'mo5ber's
sake. Would we say the same thing pnder
the same circumstances? Would you, boy?
you young man? you man, OF ) care and
sorrow? While you Admire the youstthero
for his intrrpidity and attecLop. do " 4kel
that you would initiate his e1amplsHf &C.
casion requirede Do YOU love. do You
prize your mother He who propounds
these is motherless.- ears TWAIN have
passed since The wrlnkled. gray haired
matron, who called him son, LAID otf the
dusty yestments OF earthly traveiand was
cio.hen in the garments If the saints
tie tells you-and his words are wrung
from suffering experlence-that ii you
love not your Mother. 90 not prize your
Mother now, YOU will hereafter. Death
openst he fountains of surviving hearts and
loss shows us how little We est. en- posses
sion.
1t is well TO hold up an example like the
one We have quoted TO the public gaze,
for, by SO dong, some hard heart may be
soitened. some hard heart contii med some
warm heart made warmer. A man is
safe who inscribes this motto upon his
phylactery - or Mother Sake. But.
talo Express
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

sam Perrin say that land warrants
are nnwx--thas il. at the Pacific House.
See card in to-day's paper
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

TRuTsxs. are many truisms in
the world. Take the following as sam
Pile Of every Ga, life
One new bonnet will make young la
d. feel happy-very.
One 'fuay man. will bother whole
neighberbood.
One goose hiss will disturb whole As.
stmbly.
One bid novel will spoil whole reams on
good paper
One drop, Of oil viii stop hideous
noise. a4 Il ffl#
one .'jolly row" will turn all the in.
habirapts Of . street out Of doors.
One pvily dirt will make dozen plain
girls unhappy for an entire evening.
One song viii set thirty people talking
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
SAIHT MARY
s Il f A Nj s A w MILL!

ST + A Nj s A w MILL
SEEGER AND MEYER.
THIS new Steam Saw Mill Icing the largest
and best mill in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
will be in operation
JANUARY FIRST. 1856.
Our prices of lanrbes win be cheap as at
other mills. All lumber will be assorted sc-
cordiny TO qualit,, and kept In neal. piles, and
buidsrs will have the advantage Of selecting
their Number t RS
Castom logs viii be sawed In lots of thirty
on halves ANY amount over thirty for cash.
Persons bringing custom logs will receive 4bil
showing the amt Unit Of lumber their Joes will
yield. 5i
Our mill will saw from 5 TO 1000 feet Der
day. We are therefore enabled to keep q full as
sortinent Of lumber Ola hand constantly. We
have made arrangements 10 attach p.ainins
matching and lathe nachine ny the opening Of
navig.aios. aud shall spare pains or expense
TO give satisfaction to every -ody.
Ssint Mary, Dec %, 50 mise
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
Ml Il! Or eus s.! 1! II.Elha y. ,,.,

II Ferry Company, is now running rsgs-
lNlODlE or BUsHA ttRRY,
Two n,ilss froda Coun ell Bluffs Chy. and four
niiss from Terencc.
'Ths NEsaAS9A 10 q new boat, built in the
most ssbsssn{iai manner, expressly for ferry.
ing the Miseonri river. She ha. powerful
ESsine, and AZ her machinery and everything
sbdut her u ~ y and In st-rats order She
runs fine, and 4 manned BY sxpefieseed, careful
and accommodating b ahds The river at this
poiut 10 Less than quarter Of mile wide. fer-
fee,ly clear VI sand hsrs, snags. or any other
DISTRACTIONS, with lrst.rste landings on both
sides-and, ~ II takes but ten minutes to make
Ill trip over and back, persons coming 70 this
ferry win not be detained but very short time.
The road from Bluff City to the Middle ferry.
and from thence to
Il 0 r T. v G f.,
is excellent, aud as the crossing Of the Elk Horn
liver is situated due west from the latter place
W tn high and dry ridge read, leading to II, it
is by far the best, a. yell ~ much the nearest
route to the Platte Valley. Rates Of toll rea-
seLable. tea.s#
" The Company hold themselves response.
bic FOR all damages sustained in consequence OF
the mcompetehcy or negligence IL the officers
or bands on the boat.
JAMES c. MITCHELL. Sec.
April 6. IS. na9-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

The undersigned offvrs for sYls one OF the
best farm in Pottawatt.inie county. adjusted IA
miles north Of Conncil Bl9fFs. on Hosey Greek.
and consists Of 24l acres: 40 acres under rood
rail fence aud in high state q cultivation,
lao acres Of the best timber ia Western iowa.
and 81 acrss of choics snsimproved prairie
Also. good well OF water near tho house. au
fiue creek running u,rough the tract There
Is TWO good log houses, enc stable aud a. double
coru crib. Tubs farIn Il well sdxp,ed for stick
raisi NJ. and unsurpassed fur farming purposes.
A rare opportunity n offered p srvj,assrs. AZ
tae entire iruct viii b soid at ! bargain.
For terms. enquire It his fasi,isics, ON the
Premises = NOAH HARRIS.
declow3& sF8F 30 sgSsY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

49, NOTICE. - - s,,,
We want il distinrtly adrsst4o& III " pap
sons knowing themselves lad abssd II - fAaA
unlors their. ,eetp n4ys1aan are li4sidnApA
b left with sAeSEapss eAks<la ~ as1lDsliea.
M futshpr li~ns cannot and viii ~ II gissa.
d. STUToMAN q D0NNlkL
BOY. y, is55. v5A30Su.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
WANTED.
EXCLUSIVELY AT Wholesale.

| AL row completing large tn rec story
brick store house an the corner Of Second s:.d
Francis sire cts, and expect TO move into i, by
the 18th Of January, proximo, AFTER which
time shall ab andon the retail portion of NV
business and sell in future excl usiyely at whole
sa!e. ain Induced to acop, this course
in consequ rnce Of the heavy increase OF NV
swhulessis trade, and believing that II viii be
productive or my own Interest as we'll IA that
OF my CUSTOMERS. 1t ~, my intention To keep
a mueh heavier stock than usual, embracing
many articles not heretofore kept by me,
stock commensurate with the size Of II, Y house;
The increase Of my business. aud the RAPIDLY
growing demands of the country, and which in
point OF size, variety aud price shall compare
lavorabiy with similar establishments in STUNT
Louis.
expect to leave by the Goth of January for
The South aud East for the purpose of making
my purchases, and will take occasion here 10
urge upon those who are indebted 10 me by.
mole or account, (sofne of which have been
standing four. six, and even twelve months,
ihe Importance Ito me ut least Of their settling
up before | leave, 4 They will please bear in
mind that Groceries are g ASH ARTICLES
me world ever j. B. JENNINGS
81. Joseph, Dec. IS, 50. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

ScENE.--Blck room OF Know Moth
'ngs' dwelling. Enter little boy very
much excited
Little boy-"Oh, pa. get your gun quick
and come out here; theirs great big IT.
'shman down in the alley. eating wa.
ter-melon--the pretsiess shot you ever
saw, come quick"
Know Nothing-"Hu>h. sonneydon'
make noise; theirs too Dutchm-nscom
lag down the street. and think / can ge,
them IN range and tumble them down
with one shot" dN tea .sas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
MERCHANDISE.
FALLIA AND WWTCD STOCK.
- a ia TafFsT 80
!. The Bcst--the Cksap estssA Largest
500 Dnslnees - e

,ETAlL VOCER,
MERCHANT,~
Produce, Wess side Of
II Eagar House,
ii, Mo-, =
lslI and wintar stock,
owing articles which
,rices for cash.
~ gross Backing,
40 kes choice Teas,
100 bxs tobacco. vari-
GUS brands,
IS bxs snk'g Tobacco o.
10. 900 cigars vsr's b d.,
so kegs soda,
10 bbls saiaeratus,
700 reams wrppg papr,
Is bxs sfEOkd herring.
10 bxs Goldfish,
SO dos buckets,
% doz nest tubs.
10 doz ..ar buckets,
Is doz wash boads,
IL doz churns,
~ coils manila and
jute rope,
so dog bed cords,
so bxs vi dew glass
50 dog tumblers,
10 bxs at aud pit tisks,
100 lbs 8. F. indigo,
2 bbls madder.
S bills coppsrss,
S kegs alum,
5 81 . pepper.
5 SKIS pi.nento.
25 lbsnutmegs.
IS lbs cloves,
100 lbs grid ginger.
23 mats cassia,
81 bxs matches,
100 bags assorted shot
10 kegs bar lead,
100, 900 c. ID. caps
so bxs e d. cheese,
Is bxs lemon syrup.
~ bills & kegs tar,
itons " are.
try Produce ; such as
All kinds taken in ex-
: ash Prices. (y5n24ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
EIOllk.
CHEESE

% boxes prime w. X. Cheese, just received
l. and for sale by j. b. JENNINGS.
Von3btf Main st., ST. Joseph.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
yoB-wO1xt

We are now prepared to do all kinds t' Of 'oo-
work. both plain and ornamental, Win o'S-
patch and IL a superior style
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

W. The subject q verdi;et II 1, 1Ecent
coUsoF,a Jury on . Rasi Who C6gd in 4
state Of inebriation. ICES: II l'ssss
DEATH by hanging round dram
shop ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
GOLDSMITH 4 kI.INt.SrEry
O. K!
G LOT HIN q STORE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT Tootle and Jacksou's Old Stand. ON
BROADWAY STREET,
u HAVE Just received a new stock of
~ Ready Made Clothing,
r. winch we are prepared to cell TO the
ny citizens OF Western Iowa and Nebraska
and the rest Of ina kind I'VE hay.
now opened one ofthe largest and most
~ complete stocks Of Ready Made cloth
ng ever b ought to Council Butts. co us,st,n,
in part Of
Coats Pants Vests
Hats Caps Shirts
so KS Cravats
ana every thing iii the line OF tienlIeman
furnishing Goods, and none ueed fear abuut
ocing suite as they are constantly rec SEWING
aualiions. As fast AS one suit oI clothing is
disposed Of another will fill its place: SO come
on, gelitlciuen, rs our motto is
lash Payments, Small Profits aud
0ulck HalesI
We will convince al those who NAV favor us
with call that We sell cheaper and better
goods than any Houses ia Ccaucii Bluffs.
Our goods were brought from the best cas-
tom manufactures, selected III person aud paid
ivr ia cash, thus onabiiag Us to under sell any
other establishment west Of the Mississippi.
Come aud see for yourselves that this Is no
htn,0sg but veritaole reality. 3 6h
" Kelnemlber. Tootle Il Jack soa's old q and
GOLDSMITH t. kLlNGSTEiN.
The business will be conducted by uu well
known friend, A. HECHT
Dec. ID, So. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

sarge lot Of Furniture, which will be soiu
n cheap at reduced prices by T.. j. j.
Sign OF the ElephaH,, cor Main and Broad
way street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

40 cases Boots and Shoes which will be sold
y very cheap by r. 81.
Sign OF the Elephant, cor Main aud Broad
way street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15
TRANSFORMATIONS.
HOT YUx NEBR ASkA!
THE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT,
11 NEBRASKA,

IIIAVING hsen purchased by The F1ossaes
i Il Ferry Coapany, is now ranninG rsgs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-15

- HID best brown Sugar, for sale cheap. by
r. s. J. =
Sign of The Elephant, cor. Main aud Broad
way street go G43
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
The Great Family Weekly Paper.

Il t. W 1phh b1> BDW d.
tanned the exirsord,nary circulation Of
One Hundred aud Ninety Ihousa-d copies.
The Ledger is devoted 10 Polite Literature,
ORIGINAL Tcs Srsies- Poetry, E'says Gossip and Cur
rrp; NeHs and nn.-s7' 'ns = neral -nuc. ttis-rery
xh.r- -igi - ue the hest :srni'y In the world
He-;re IT, eHt-,ar ana uuhsA-io; parulsrty. III
Bonn r. the Friri-isr Of the L.-er employs the ers;
talent OF h country ard By d0iU makes the hes:
r-r such xr;,-rs fauny Fera. syiFsnus Cobh Jr-
and Emerson Bennett Permanently lgae5 on IT, aii
viii wri.e for 10 other Paper hereafter Mrs ssourney
sIso vrite for it j. host q ohe- popalar aCthors
inc udin- Mrs Fmrns D. r. " sgthvcrih, Alic- Carey
Mr. Vaughan. Mars Stanley G.bson, Glars syaney,
Se A. The Ledger il beautifully ustT sfed every week
The New York L-dger printe4 On beautiful white 3
per aud i rera;,nsd Of eight making tbs fsns
sosn-s weekly rAPsr in the conntry- IL Is puhh-b-i
every Saturday aud sold at a. the news oce- in e.y
city thron the country and IL usiieo fo
sshrbers dollars two copies are eent
fer three dollars Any person obtaining eght sno~rf,
hers 81 80 enrh (which lowest club rAte. and
sending sIe will be entitled 70 one copy free Terms
invAriatly in advance. Address all ietfersfo 20
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher Of New YORK Ledger
~ Ann Street New York
NB-Sov il s gnod time % subscribe. rs Emerson
B@une.t's crca. Original Novelof FRONTIER L!fE siA
be commenced in the E-dger on the frs; Of Januafyl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19

CoUNTERFrITs There are two new
kinds of spurious bills on the panville
Bank in circulation, entirely different from
the genuine. los spurious. Vignet'e,
female aud water scene; male and female
on right end canal boat on left; 5's,spu'
rious Vigne.te, large figure 5, with cher
ubs clinsiDg around.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the Siockhol-
\ ders of the Lewisburg Bridge Company
that an Election Will be held al William
Cameron's Office, in the Borough Of LeVIS-
burg on Monday, the 5ih day Of January,
1857, for the purpose Of eleciing one PresiG-
ent. SIX Managers, a Treasurer and Clerk, 10
conduc. the concerns Of The Company for one
wear. WILLIAM CAMERON. Pres.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
IJtfO,

In Point TT, Nouhd c., 7th inst. THoaAs
MMiRAS. aged 81 years.
In Monroe Tp, Sny Ter c.. 5ih u!'. DkwALD
kESEaLL, aged 20 years sli day.
In Harley TP. 5'h s,. aged :: years,
ELIz.BsTH, cunsori Of John 6 yer, Esq.
In PhI.adelphia, 0ih inst, aged about Yrs,
MIRr EuzlBkrH, second daughter of Elvah
B ant S.nhIa Orwlg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
MtUteuurH sIackct.
MARRIED..

On the liih iGsI.. by Re- ! FINK, Dawn
X. RisHsL Of S.. Josephs Co. Mich. and Mis-,
ELIz.B.rH kt~SFpI of Ch'iisguake. Pa
In Jersey Shore. 9Th inst by Rev. seph
stevens. HU>Tn~ HrPErsv F>q. AMI Miss
STsA~ VI AiyKE~, all e that rlsce.
In Chester county. Gin inst. ~ Rev. John
Price, T DoGr~RyIr Of Mfi,abarg aat Miss
HAvS,H J.. FaEpsRIcK of The former place.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19


The Bufa.oe and New York City Rail
road was sold By auction last Wednesday,
under foreclosure of the ID mortgage for
s215, 600, subject, however, to the first
mortgage of $1,000, 900, with interest foI
$3.50, 1000 more.
The Democratic members of Congress
from Virginia, strongly condemn the ac-
ton Of the members of the Electoral Col.
lege in tba, State, in recommending Ex-
Gov Floyd for position in Mr.. Bucha-
mans Cabinet.
A man 10 Franklin county has just been
convicted Of theft, for taking bis own horse
from the possession Of Sheriff, who held
the animal under an attachmeut-tbe
court decided that such an operation was
stealing.
Congress the past week has been en-
gagged chiefly 10 discussing the motion to
PRINT the Presidents Mersage. The Mes
sage and its author have been severely
handled in both houses.
The Republicans of Wayne county have
held County meeting, at which they re.
solved to nominate David Wllmot as their
candidate for the mex; Governor.
Young Arthur Spring, whose testimony
convicted his father of murder in Phihdel
phia some years since, died 10 Washington
City las. week
a California jury, in suicide case late.
y round the following verdict: ave, the
Jury ind that the deceased was fool"
zen Tom Thumb sailed for Europe on
Wednesday.
No one in Jail in our county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
Chr ltwisbarS C6ronifle,
Az INDEPENDENT FAxiIr SrN,r.PEK,
Issued Fridays, at Leicfs6Hry, tsion Co.Fd

TERHS-sI.5 SO per year, u nE pap II AuVAscF-and
a. m. .nr- rate for longer sho-tsr prT Thus %
~ r paw for four months. - for ,x months dol
for eight months dol for sixteen months dol FOR t"o
,,Ers &c single Nos, rts ISym-n's hy uls tIAiil
received in gold, postage stamps, or bank notes n i4
,.lus here. Most kinds Produce rcceivei az the ooe
When the time expires, ~ which ral,-rN = pAi''
unless We have running account 1t l. s4ufi'-N
AMENDMENTS hands published 1t 80 sis peg
SQUARE one week. Is cart after insertion ae 4
months dol per year. Half Sluatc--. 'l, 70 -
DOL dol T~o squares. -, -oi, sa'- .'Iti4a'i
not over on.-feurth column Ic dol pr ''A''
sizes &c as nav be agreed upon 4 - AHr, - i
sualles; type. or 10 Of next aF-er Al'' s.s "
d.rao-al lizipg tendency. and large cuts mo- l''4'
Communications desired on topic OF general interest
No, -,tIj. III range pATzn oT tarla coi-s' anu
.,,,. n;3 ~ the writers r,l name sud 4 iiress-
IN. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the nfa'e
n. tb~ tys,sc', by hc often ins-Ei III riAut News
In .dyspo. uf the Philsd. Mails.
Cono-c.~i with the 0ce ample aterisls for most
KINDS Of JOB PRINTING, which Eill - eNorutsd WITH
peainrss and despatch and on Reasonable terms.
Casual AdFcriseI, c be paid !9E " hen handed
In. and job Wcrk when delivered
opFFICK o. N.-k-t square north side second storey
ID door slv,e the Poet Office
WOPDEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-19
Importantto Daguerreotypists, Marble
Dealers and others.

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NJ SIS. A method has long been sought for
10 insert IN durable manner, Daguerreoiype
Likenc>>e> 10 Head Stones and Monuments.
have been manufacturing these Gases for The
last two years. and can warrant them 10 ssetre
the picture for long number OF years.
The outside case S made OF PaTlaD Marble.
and The box which encloses III. picture and
keeps II IN a state of greaI preservation fur a
long number 81 years, IS made Of brass-d
screv j0r. II makes verv neat job on Head
Slorc r Nauuueai. They are usedIn Green
wori Cemetery, Mount A0bGrn, Laurel Hal,
ami many othtr Cemeteries in the L. States.
! liberal Discount made To Marble Dealers
and DaguerfeoiyPIst.. Price from :'2-a5 each
10 $3.50. A circular Of eHerarings will he
sent to any address free. with price list. Ad
dress, \. l.. BALDWIN. Agent
q: N1useiaUm Dss Co. So BroadSay, New York.
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