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Phragment of A Owed to Phreemont
Poll, what Was Bein cut Doun For Stove
would:

Wocdman, spare them poles
Touch not single wun, - I.t- 70 -T=E
Last fall they checred our souls, ~s e. .&
Just let them stand for phun. '--.
or 1t was our Phrecmont CLUB
. ..t That first did place them there;
Oh! plese, sur let 'cm stand
~ -Bl Or else you'll hear us sware. ...r{r
CyNo man tring should say an ill word
against doctors. IL ,> ra s sa
BEArrIruL ExrRAcr.--Helping a handsome
young lady out Of mud hole. III. at-e
Why should B come before C? Be-
cause any one must be before he can see.
GvA mesmerized druggist, on having his
organ OF adhesiveness touched, immediately
rose and said he would spread plaster.
cTA bachelor, aftes the failure of all
his matrimonial attempts, pathetically ex-
claimed
s' When remember all EI sij i| $50
...... e. The girls Iye met together, s- .s,.,s-.-
feel like rooster in the faf, -5"''s'iF
-.=7.- Bxposcd 70 every weather; ia f,sjz yr.stHE
feel like one who treals alone
sumo barn-yard all deserted, -.TrL=a..t
= Whose oats are fcl-whose hens are dead,
And on to market started. AsEV - E
CT A gentleman was speaking tho other
day OF the kindness of his friends in.yisiting
him. An old amt in particular, visited
him twice in two years and stayed six months
fTThe author Of the following poem on
a "Squirl" remarks that il the last line 10 a
little too long, it is not his fault:
The squirt ani nice bird, sets
And has a bushy tale, S..
He sometimes sits upon lin,
- -.a An sometimes q rafe r.h 81
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THOMAS 4 PAPIN.
DOUGLAS & LARG;,
Carpenters & Joiner

Carpenters & JOiners.
HAyE LATELY OPENED A SHOP ON LOWER
Ina asSsSadway, back Of the Old M
I.ana onhce, where they are pre- -4eHM
"a - execute, with promptness, E
all, AL V,ue.s susns.. tcis with them. They
,nesn,on! Desired, upon short notice, plans and
oOFftNS made to order on short notice
Council Bluffs. June s,.Us.n y" s"0'' no'''''
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CTA minister who had received NUM-
her of calls, and could scarcely decide which
was the best, asked the advice Of a faithful
old African sersant, who replied: ''Master,
70 where there is the most devil. sssl5 .;s
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e"Pompet," )" said good natured gem
tleman to his eOlored man, "a did not know
until to-day yos had bee. whipped last
weeks
| ssDidn't youa nasss,s replied Fcmpcy, ri
knowed il ali the time.' ,g55s.lsa ',a.
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"But he is dead and gone,
At his head = grass green turf,
At his heels n stOnc,n

gsMr. D, if you will get my
pants done by Saturday, ] shall be forever
indebted to you." l,g.sss,
sslf that's your game, they'll not be
DONE" said the tailor.
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Eloquent Extract.
The following passage on Shakespeare is
from lecture on the philosophy of life by
VIM. Winter, ESQ.,, of Cambridge: 49,
tsFor the grandest human iutellects there
is no exemption from the common doom.
have sometimes thought how sad, yet how
sublime, must have been the emotions of that
man, whose privilege it was to stand by the
coffin of Shakespeare, and gaze on that no.
bic face, when death had called out all the
strange beauty, which never lives till then.
1t was worth lifetime, to have laid your
hand on that dead brow and started at the
cold chill, and so pausing to have called up
in memory all the magnificent creations Of
his genius, and worshipped him there in the
silence and the gloom. s =.
"But he is dead and gone,
-. &N' At his head grass green turf, tfsZ
+ gr l.g...r At his heels a stonc.'' .I....
! So they all co. Man dies but nature is
eternal. The seasons keep their appointed
time. Day returns with his golden splendor,
and night with its eloquent mystery. The
same stars which lit the ghastfy battle field
Of Troy trough with the dead bodies Of an
cient heroes; which shone on the marble
streets Of imperial Rome, and on the sad eyes
Of Virgil, sleepless in the glow of inspiration
the watcll-fre Of the angels, which through
centuries Of devastation and change, have
still burned on unceasingly-spcak to us rs
they did to Dante, Shakespeare and Milton,
Of the glory, Of the beauty, and the omnip.
otence Vt Cod"
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.. SNYDER. J. Ii. SHERMAN
SNYDER T. SHERMAN,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
XNTILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
collections entrusted to their care attended 10 promptly
Especial attention given to buying and selling real
tate, and making pre-emptions in Nebraska.
Deeds Mortgages, and other instruments Of writing
drawn with dispatch acknowledgements taken, &c, &c
70 Onice on Upper Broadway. nlu.
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ssGeorge, you are looking very smiling.
What has happened"
ssThe most delightful thing. / caught
my Jenny by surprise, this morning, IN her
wrapper, and without hoops; and got the
FIRST kiss Fve had since whalebone skirts
came into fashion, afe
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Curtis Brothers,

Surveyors and Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
OFFICE. No. 1. pAl.MENfS BLOCK.
VIvILL PAY PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE lay
w ing out of Lands, all business connected with
Civil Engineering, Drafting, &C., also the Paying Of
Taxes, Biyng and Selling Of Real Estate. Locating
Land " a,rants, and Making Collections. nS-u
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CASADY s. TEST,

.ssserssys ss@ Gssnssf'ors "s AsT, s"S
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL.
witt PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, COLLECTIONS. Investing Money, Lhcat-
iug and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pertaining their profession in western Iowa ana Ne
t,,.k, nIu.
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/. COCHRAN,
DIR, HI. A. HAESELER,

Nom a. spsihtc Phystetss, Surgeon ~S@ .4e-
c0HchsNr,
ATE Of Potsville, Pa, would respectfully tender his
/ 4 services to the citizens Of COUNCIL BLUFFS and
vicinity once in Palmers Block sqhare below the
Pacific House, where he be consulted at all times,
when not otherwise professionally engaged Particular
attention given diseases of Females and Chlldren-
Also, Chronic complaints of long standing.
Sept 18TH 1857. n2o-ly
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TopTLE. {w. g. FAIRLElGH,
=. ToOTLE Il, ". ToorLE.
TOOTLEs f. FAIRLEIGH,

INyCLISfy ELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
T. GOODS Groceries, Boots, shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Queensware, &c, &c, and
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ID, street. St, Joseph Mo.
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.". a J. T. OLIVER, sls.s s
Merohant Tailor,
+ %shA 4 AND pEALEa N
Getlemens' Furnishing Goods,
Pearl ST., opposite Pacific Nos

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
kkEPS ON HAND A CHOICE SELEcTynr
~ cf CLOTHS, CASlMERES & vESTIN;S- ~
a. ne Will make up to order, in the latest and
pl.u ''eAi1>T "UoDS, .. ns-
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IS :
cTProfessional pcmpositt is well takcr.
OF in the following an6cd0te, which we End
in a late English paper. Shields, doctor,
looking learned and speaking low: j
"Well, mariner, which tooth do you want
extracted? Is il molar or al, incisorS
Jack (short and SHARPLY sit is in the spp1r
tier, on the larboard side. Bear hand, you
swab, for il is nipping my jau like . bloody
lobster"
5 CT When. jack Jones discovered that he
had polished his bed mates boots instead Of
his own. he called 1t an aggravated instance
Of "laboring, and confoOs6edlt Aard too,
under q mistake. = =
] CO A vehement partisan. writing in an
Indiana Journal, says that he goes FOR his
party, stccth and toe-nails. These terrible
imrlesnsnts must bes formidable accession
10 the eoatel,ts Of his party's arsenal! il
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D. W. PRICE - - '.
PRICE l. JAMES. a.
A TrORNEYS AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUfrs'
RORERT T.. DOUGLASS,

a TTORNEY AT LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN lhH
n several Courts Of Record in the State Of iowa
ssice in the Upper East Room Of the Brick BUILDING o
Broadway nearly opposite the Pacific Hotel
occupied by II. G. Mutt 4 Go.
Council Bluffs City, August lst-nl4-u
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~ uoIv W. F. McCLELLAND.
HONN 4 McCLELLAND,
.aH e PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. III
:. n ppcp.u S. II. RIDDLE.
.., n. H. PEGRAM T. CO.,
BANKERS & Dealers I'm Exchanee,
s-s.r,a COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA.

ID. G.. BLOOMER,
.vSssrs PsSIfe r CSmMtssSsssr 81 Dssss SsT
shs state sf .NsW York.
rEEDS + CONyEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
IL promptly nlIed out and acknowledged.
~ once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
May 1S57-ni-u
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and Br. John Taylor and Bishop N. K.
Whitney my associates. You also appoint
ed me Lieutenant Governor; always told
you was going to be Lieutenant Governor.
This is stump speech! -fa
We are going to have our own Governor
henceforth. Brigham Young was then our
Governor, Heber G. Kimball was Chief JUS
tice and Lieutenant Governor. Twas big
man then; felt as big as Br. Morley does
in the Legislature. The fact is, he does not
understand their gabbie, if he does, he un-
derstands more than do. g hssE az
ltis for us to say, according to our rights
under the Constitution, whether we will have
those cursed gentiles to rule over us or not.
. l want you to publish this, Mr.. Editor.
am giving you little of my feelings, for
want you to know that you are under no
more obligation to receive those men, than
Br. Brigham's family 10 to receive another
man, and to reject hlm A. their husband,
their father, their friend and benefsctor. 4
/ know that what have said has informed
many OF your minds, and / choose to present
my ideas by comparison. $3.50 saTssH
13 l have a right to say the Gentiles shall
never rule over me, although this people
may admit Of their coming here. have a
right to say also, that we shall never be ruled
over BY them from this day forth, while
grass grows or water runs; never, no never.
Voices, sAmen.' Uns5 e sa,5a
Well, we have got to sustain these Amens
and we have got to sustain vows. You, Ia
dies. too, will certainly have to do your part
or back out. Itold you last Sunday to arm
yourself, if you cannot do it any other way,
soil some of your fine bonnets, ,fne dresses,
and buy yourselves a good dirk, q pistol or
some other instrument Of war.
Arm your boys and arm yourselves uni-
versally, and TINT too, with the weapons Of
war, for We may be brought to the test, to
see If We will stand ap to the line.
$. Some Of the States give q man bis clear.
ance at 40 years Of age, others at 20; they
are all men 10 train whef, they are IL years
Of agc; but We call upon all from 6 to 600
years old; we do not except any, and want
the world to know, that We are ready for
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DnN GOODS. .sr.
500 BAREoE RoDE. rro, .n,,o, ,-...n
BY sEEKMAS 90. as Bro.dway.
LOCO MORE Parts steel .0,,or skirt.
" ''S' ''''s ''A a, . sAoa.
Broadway. SAa.nssrs . and keaas ssl.s~.
1000 'AoosEr AMP !, !. s ". y SETS.
A'"o0 u,r 3, AZ ~ % psf sec .,~
WIZ q e. ' +. sTE Ss ksai1 Z 90 APri a
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF CAMBRIA rLoUNCINas
aud short dresses. manufacture; sabroA
svsry style; smSfotersa ssts :. per oni
0ssH NJ Is soe~,
An EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
win be opened this week
AZ suLPISs, SCI broadway.
FRESH SUPPLY OF
worth ss% + and sr s,S}
Broadway Chambers and Reade sseeasL
GREAT ADpiTIoN
VIII be % %.sf :! & , Ss. 1 ssss Of 'h0"s silks
q x. S%@% s4SEx, H XII I. leo,
Broadway, Chambers and Resde streeaa.
A SPLENDID VARIETY ..s OF EIcn aACEs. yEus
asured aces IN every variety o. pattern Tor basauns With
SnIEK ! GRANT, 7ts broadway. above Fourth a.
I. STEWART a co,
A. WI o iss q n Sc sS4 AAPrnH'
Received by the Arabia riches. goods received s
Broadway Chamber and RosAe Aroc44
RAsagxs MANrILAs AND rALxAS
e'f EE ysss' HS 81 %ssa ;r SkIS %f%ns
LORD TAYLOR a I ~ ~. and !. 81 ofsSS :.ss
sIs; s ssx s4s s dose .-.e. Seasons
MN ;. ,,.,,. 81. In n, color. style and FORM
W." '' 'p'''" '''' WIN At BULPrrs
8i broadway.
RLAcK LACE oOODs-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
1o. q &c above GEMS S sas 49,
b Beautiful do1 P;.,s s scss: r s,.. . uo
A.LANE PoETEIs, siI caa sIeet, near Merces. ibid
BEEHKsMssAiss X. r co.. rs So SsE so.pg
An ssnT NEW ,s s ss.ss.4s ; Sss ..ases s
To form robe with side banda.
RLAcKIACE Wells. BARBEs coIFvEuKs. SKIRTS.
Anothee invoice Of those black lace wells,
rx-.., 49,, v rom 81 70 90 sscn u-.,,
An,eau anu rr ,i ise parpes w eVery T'yf~
~ BEEKaAN 90, ~ Broadway.
49,, n r.sv pnsrvp,a A., .or N ~, -. C.u.y
ALL AZ Lane rUnIk ,aSI 81, OLD No 7n UArA
suso' 1A~ eAs'' So 9NossA so> =" ~Ae~ sAAAs' ""oA
| ~, orua ~ .ssruppe go ANn vpsr,Nns
s,i sxm,s 81 am c s,Ts. nos
,o.p zsfS$ s Isl i ~ $5:ss stree.
TAHOE" sSa 4 saa and e g, c Sis1a ,ss,
sSsof ssvs o a w1
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TRAyELLER,s GUIDE.


QuIsos RIVER RAnRoAD.-FRoM APRIL y, 1851
II trains vii leave Chanbcrs srect station folows
Liprc~~ usns aud II 80 A. ~ and Q. ~ Albany
Ter train. SO p H.; for Sing sang A. and z. NJ; 10
Poughkecpeie 30 A. ~ and and p. IL for Peskskip
sop The onghkcepae, Peckskili and Stag Sing train
stop Al the way tAoua Passengers IN en- Canal
leave Troy b&S and 4As r n. ana Aibsn,
A. y SMITH. arp~~fnt~rdeul
AYkw YORK AND ERfa RAILKOAD.-ON AND AFrkl
IN hooday April 1867 and unu furhw nossc pssssags
all leave pier, foot Of Ia.ne street. ~ t1sows VIZ
Dunklrk express, a $50 A. NJ. for Dunkark.
Buffalo exyreas ~ 81 A NJ, Tor Buffalo
Nail % A. NJ. Coz Dsnkirk and Buifho Ard ntvus
dac stauons Passengers by this train VII remain nlb
n flnisrx and e<ccecd ne ner morniug.
Rock&nd ppsyuser a; r. d.. VIA Pszrncua ne sntArns
end tnteemeSA>r s'atsonA
Way p.ssenasI, atP. Il. to~ SesDurs. Mda~aS~n and b
1rucdtste statons-
dale stafinra
The above zsns run daily, Sundays ercsped-
Night empress, n 40 Y; NJ Tor Dunkrs. svv day go
sepi Asi de train on Saturday ruas on-y ~ th~netsie
&pce " RuiiaoJ
Night esprrss at $50 r. n, fog BuirAo, evv~y day.
The~e exprcrs urins at slI,irA WITH tie nmfr,
CanAndaguA and riagara walls Railroad, for ss... ALI
RtnghAntcu viii tho ~ and Raghartoo es!ruGd
nr syrsrsG st Qpruirg viii Bufslo, Cong and Now fo>
Ralrad for Rochester NJ 0rrai Bend Nth Della fst
and Western Railroad, for scrsnon NJ Horn.llsv
rtb Buffalo and New York Ciy Railroad ss Buffalo,
Bufzs DuntHk With tbg Lake hhofe Raruad fur Ctvs
A1A' ''''''lAN '' Vow HS~aS ssGassII. pr-.n-p,
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4 VERY PLEASANT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR
IL with Large pantry, and hot and cold water, bath
&c. adjoining, 70 dt with attendance, without board. Z
Second avenue, &c Fourth rect squares from
Broadway occupied by private family Two rooms may bt
had If desired.
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A PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A GENTLE
IA and wife; also, single for gentleman IN
beautiful location few doors from Suyyesant sqaare Con
venient TO and stages. I73 East SevcnecAh street
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YACHT VISITS ACROSS rHE SEAS.
Coroners' Inquesfs.

TINS LATE SPANNING ATRAY DUANE srErw.-rhe in
quest In The case Of william o'Bricn, who fatally
stabbed while engaged In At the foot Of Duane street
on Saturday night concluded yesterday by Coroner
Hills The evidence excited DID not tend 10 throw any
e upon he natter and when the given 10 the
Jury clue could be afforded them 10 the person who
struck the fatal blow. The verdict In this case was
"Deab by wound in the abdoanen, inflicted on the 30
q Nay 1881 nj the han II of person.nknown" De
ceased native Of ireland, and was * years OF age
Nam w sryrocAnov.--Coroner Perry held inquest
Al No te2 Division street, upon the body of child named
louis s~artz who diod from sunocacn brought by the
houss ~stchice Are Te deceased but I've years old
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April last being ,bic 10 devote sufficient time 70
lis duties, Mr. Mctsswn resigned the ofhoe OF Oommo
dore, and Joseph T. Ebing was elected In his
place By the rules Of this club no boats are admitted
thirty feet hong, and in racing tbey allowed two
minutes TO the foot measuripg extreme length OF the
boat from stem W stc-n The uumoer Of the crew IL NOT
limited but has 70 BE- reported three days before race
The object OF the club 10 cst and improve the models Of
boats and account Of the restriction ~ the boats al
mifed small dimensions the club takes the
the Model Yacht Club. During the past year I've vessels,
the David Kirby, Samuel II. Webster, Marianne, spart
and The Robert Fish, have been brought into the club and
will add greatly 10 It's reputation. Ono boat, the Olivia,
has gone out The following . list Of the yachts, and
their osncrs' and names
H,au~s ON,<r Lraoxka
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The annual regatta takes place the 18th of June. The
ground from the anchorage at Harlem bridge through
Big Hurgste TO- and AROUND buoy coleee FONT .oana
back by the reverse TO Harlem bridge There viii
be three prises consisting OF gold medals valued respoc
are about 10 members Of the club. Nosaihng for money
Is allowed, the object being merely Tor amusement and
scs belonging to the club which have nov some good
reputation for sailing The David Kirby sailed match
last month with the Samuel Webster FOR $50 aside and
ron The Spark has sailed With and beaten the Robert
Feb The Marianne has never yet sailed. The club viI
make hDe turn out this year, and should the wcsihcr
prove fair will have finer exhibition than those Of
any previous years.
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
The rayd incrcaso Of yachting In this country bids
equal the extent Of that sport In England, where
win be perceived by following table they have
than twelve large clubs and nearly Ave hundred saI OF
yachty. number three hundred tons, though
than oce 9th under twenty tons The FOL owing
are the names Of tho different clubs and their Commo
l. The Royal Yacht Squadron. Com Marquis Of Don.
egals
2 The Royal Cork Yacht Club .. Marquis Of rhomand
The Royal Eastern Yacht Club. Duke Of Buccleush.
e. The Roy al Harwich Yacht Club. Hon. I. II. PvoL
s. The Roy al Kingston Yacht Club. Marquis Of Conyng
ham.
a The Reysl Mercy Yacht Cub. Z" Earl Of Seton
7. The Royal Nor,l'n Yacht Cub. Duke Of Portland.
The Royal South Yacht Cub. /" Lord Alfred PageN
o. The Royal Thames Yacht Cub. Marquis Of Anscsea,
10 The Royal Victoria Yacht Cub. Hon r W Fleming
IL The Royal Western Yacht Cab. tArl OF Edgccombe.
squadron ..,................." Duke Of Rutland.
Under the patronage OF her most gracious Majesty Queen
Victoria
sIa,e Earl Of Marlborough.
number Of the 6rs noblemeu tn the kingdom are
members and yacht owners and is quito the ton fr
gentleman 10 belong 70 club and The owner OF yacht
YACHT VISITS ACROSS The SEAS.
horsh Queen yicoras steam scht has been regarded
OF the attendants Of ROYAL maen,acenoc, must not
be forgotten thai Of our democratic lsens &c tn.
yanderbilo visited the rncps European se.porss IN his
steam yacht, and IN style OF pr cely sp'cndor.
The well known visit of Ncesrs scvcns and several
osher members Of the New York Club, 10 sngand In The
America, and her exploits Co~es, are familiar N
Bu previous 10 that, In 1885, the syive, then
owned by Mr.. Depeau, Of New Rochelle made visu ~
England snd iron, Halifax 70 Hsvre To f6k days she
returned IN 1885 amer aston hing the Brthers with her
symmetry and peculiar arrangements different from the
principles before observed In Eneish yacht building
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he entries for the reg A.. this sse have been oouor
y briaky IS wti % pxoesved BY me subtoned tables
NO entries oooo % pAde After Tuesday, al II A. NJ:
frsSr Class.
AnoWnnce 81 nnae, ] aeconi ner sanarn foot
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFU0E WINE,
IN QUART BorrLEs.

VeEt.ER H. own IO FAIL
VIE greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
i Of ycvcr and Aguc, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
sae al bilious dtses.s. This valuable medicine has
Dow ocen before the public for several years. and
there can b. no better evidence offered OF ts cfcncy
than Ne extensive sale, and constantly Increasing
reputation, an this Is owing Its having pecfor med
sorns OF the most wonderful and astonishing cures
shss nave ever been known. BEING purely vegctA-
DE- Tree from oil foreign delete rious OF mineral COM
pounds, Febrtfuse Wine may be- taken with the Ut
most sss'ty under almost any circumstances. II
Nrenethens the stomach, gorates the system and
entirely prevents tn. languar and prostration Of
socnEsh which always attends Fever and A9us and
~ bious diseases II not only breaks the ii Ills and
cs'ss the fever, but removes the disease Of the v-
OF and other organs, on which the Cnlil and Fever
deLends The thousands who have uset the Rrtri-
fuge Wine nerd no further evidence Of virtue han
~ HAPPY restorative eject. II Is truly wonderful
me",elne, anu operates on the system like a charm
The nrst or scond disc - Febrifua Wine bre Aks the
ohils' and II continued according TO the directions,
removes the diseas permanently from the system
aad ieavcs tue body In a healthy condition. Those
pssone who are aiiiictc with Fever and Agnc or an,
form % bilious dsseases are recommended 10 Civ,
this valuable medicine fAir trial wnicn Is Aii thai
necessary 10 insure sue ss, aud convince AL OF III
superiority every other remedy eyer offered 1.
he public. Certificates OF tn. highest resp~ctablt,
might be pr. se0t Ia subst ali that 10 cls,me.
IN It's bchait but viii be left roo uce t.sist
stand or Tall upon ;is own merits.
Caution 10 the Publie-Re euro that the name
the psoprlctor, JoHN wisER rs In his own lan,iyr,
ting, on the Promissery Note, which rs attached 4,
tAc lcttnm Of each engraved label on the bottle
where.
All wholesale orders must he directed 10 John v |.
ners " Maiden Lane, N r., or TO hay 4 Baldwin
wholesale druggists. Chicago.
Svld Wholesale and retail by Mcssrs
ALVOkD 4 VAN PATTRN,
e30-dAwly Davenport. law.
EoiLES, SMITH y c.,
Dealers in Paicn, Medicine, u. South Water st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-25
Public Notice.
Public Notice


MOTION Ia hereby phen thai the Rep =, 81 the
IN Commissioners TOR asserting damagss and bsne
f'u BY Widening and ext ndusg Main aud Second
streets, Eat Davenport hiss been returned 10 the
City Council, and the will b. confirmed by said
Coascil on the first wednesday Ia q ptsmber neat
unless objections to the sAnIc are then and tho
made.
Davenport August II, 1857 PECK
Augl7rlOt City clerk