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R&A very Superior NAH liqaor can
be made from our Znaian sOgn o. nsiss.
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il, veil ssissd 10 oar 'eIinlsse. Yhs aan-
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ia the same - fra@ kh&s af hasasg end
sny other kinds, of grain. dhs Indiaa
corn malt, howsfeE, houId BE- well ger
minated. Pefhaps the bess way to maaks
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grain in ths kToand Iov BED bAa,l and
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degrees Fahrsnhsis. A very psoAtahls
business could be duns BY any oae who
woald maRuEacsuEs shia axseaaaRA beer.
The above facts are net gansrAlly kmswn.
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GREENE, WEARE 4 BENTON,
BANkERS.

AND AGEE rs,
COUNCIL ALUYTs, ..'..,','.' -. -. IOWA.
Greene & Wsare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Greene, WsaEe 4 Rice, Fort Desmoins,
EoYss. ... .... ....s
- Collections made, taxes paid and
lands purchased and sold In any part Of
iowa. Jan /, 80 Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

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Refareneeas
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MOORE g. CLAPP,
3 A N K Z r s.
AID
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

SIOUX CITY. 1000 ...''s 80. IOWA.
u ILLS Of Exchange on all our Eastern
ID and Southern cities bought and sold.
Money Ioaned on real and personal ssea-
ritv.
Collections made In western Iowa antl
eastern Nebraska, aud promptly rsutttstl
to any part Of Che United States, at the cur
Ieat rates of exchangs.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and To-
Gated oa time also sold and located o.
tirae for distant dealers.
Farming lands and Town property 5onRhi
and sold on coBagnia 5gyE.
Taxes Paidfor non-IesiGsHis.
Ia.srsst paid on all deposits ma4s fol
three months o.. oEsE, al the rsis often pei
ceac. per AMMAN
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

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n r ETONR.

A IT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law and
a spIieategiH IL ehanesry, VIII give pEsnps
aatsn&Ian 10 al business antraateA b as
cara. II aisiasg the ssh " tn Judieial Dis
tfaeE pT In the state.
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nlssi|k a Iowa. TssA50tS
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4 YsYCRNEY ard eounaaii0E ss Law,
IN F3Ienwood, MiIls eonakg, Iowa, vii as-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

A. G. FORD,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law,
II Council Bluffs, Iowa.
k@~ 0EPTCE, second story, Bsatol's
Bank, Broadway. Dan 1856.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

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give were rsnindsd Of tim ssogy
by the folloNfag, which ws find soasiag
about unredIsed:
IA esrtaia distinguished elsisaa d
MilMAakse, Wiso0MSan, WAC h@a 8saaa
the Aighest okes in sAs stases asae esss
in fhs s1nplay IL q fAEnaeR % w sHAszn
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18
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fass on extra earth; rake clean and
smooth; yog will hays > good growth nS
tree, your fruit lArges and mora fails,
&na 40 Gmsigh&ls sF annaeaFsa biE1aek
o. meand aF0mnd She body of ths tRss.
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I'm ApN,RAL.-This sxssalsms sksanh-
or, having lm1sly aRdsFgsas . shsFoagh
0EerAauling, ia now Ia axsalsM8 tzsans
aad will p0ss ssiVely leave to-moFfnw evs-
ning, 81 / osslosk, for Dounell Rla6a aad
wxyslandings Lsa&sx.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18
y. II. RAEADW WIN
DR. r. 9. VERDI q RRO.
SURGEON DENTISTS
{ Graduates Of American Dental CoIlsgts1
0fACe on Broadway opposite Pslmsrs
Block,
COUKCEE. BLUFFS, IOWA,

THE undsrsigned hereby certify. that Or.
i r. 5. YERpI s. kRoraER, Dentists, te-
GENTLY extracted Teeth for them according
TO she mstAod styled the $ Painless proessss
had some experishce uader the
Ordinary mode Of extracting Teeth, they
says that sha operation, as psrformed sY
the sbeVe named gentlemen, II attended
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
TERMS!

sac6ops+ns ClaTksburg Register is published in
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1900 per RnnpmIin advance, or at the expiration
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Aede TO those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement countedless than a square.
The number ofinsertio must be specified, OF
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CON gEnagesEand deaths inserted gratis. b NJ, :.
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

now lives only in the land of shadows. of
him who hasSturnished SO bright an ex-
empllfcation Of the Masonic virtues. and
around whose name and memory a bril-
nan liant halo plays, and will ever continue to
llnger while Brotherly love. Relief and
Truth, are revered among men and Ma.
sons. pay the feeble tribute Of nv
praise to Masonic heart which, feeling
the impulse ofthat Hope W hich is founded
on FAITH. was prompted by Charity to
seek the full fruition of his desires. BY the
rescue Of brother from the chill EN-.
brace of the dread monarch of Arctic
waste. Follow him. as in obedience to
this fraternal impulse he struggles
through the frozen sea, and amid periIs
and dlthcultie sinnumerable, through sick
ness and suffering through darkness and
tempest, through storm, and shipwreck,
he boldly pressed on. ever fancying he
sees through the mist and snow, a shad-
owy hand beckoning him on, every hear
ing in Imagination those magic words
which prompt him to fly to succor and TO
save, until destitute alike Of food and fuel.
enervated by disease, disheartened by
disappointment, and worn out by watch
90 ~ ISH'"SSS AIo weary way through
snow and storm, over the dangerous sur.
face of the deceitful ice. field amid the
sublime but treacherous buty of the 6ergs,
tracking with weary steps the 6ssured
surface of the ice; foot. and navigating
with weary skill the dark sinuosities Of
the leads. Behold him, just and upright
Mason.
Aud whilst thus bestowing upon the
character and achievements Of Elisha
Kent Kane the culogy they so well de.
serve, let us not forget 10 bestow the trb-
ute OF a tear on the grave Of the early dead
and plant at its head the sprig of acacia.
not only as emblemaric of our faith in the
immortality of the soul. but as evidence
Of our hope that lie has been "translatcd
from this imperfect TO that all perfect
glorious. and Celestial Lodge above.
where the Supreme Architect of the Uni.
verse in his glory presides."
"There's world where Ill nre equal,
We arc hurrying toward it fast,
We shall meet upon tho lcvoi there,
When the gates of death arc passed;
We sha Il stand before the Orient
And our MASTER will DO thcre
To try the blocks Offer n
BY his own uncrring square"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
prae,lcnl Fnith.

A SCENE IN 'HArri, onuRea, wAsR.
tHoros, Pave take the following from
ths Kuickerboeker Magazine: ~,
A friendly correspondent writing from
Washington, Pa, says Like most 9th.
er small towns, we have d .eolorsd
church, where many, amusing things are
said, highly exhilaratingt to tho spiritsaof
the few who occasionally j visit our ,Hsyti'
meeting Shouse. .Haylr lathe name Civ.
en- to that part Of our town. where 'puss
sons Of colois reside. One winter evening
when the, coiored preacher was ia The
midst Of his sermon, making most vio>
lent il not eloquent appeal 10 his hearers,
one Of the legs'of the stove which bad
been loosened in some ways fell out. and.
as natural consequence, the RED. .hot
stove tipped over at an angle alarmingly
suggestive Of Gre. The audience. Of
course. commenced croWding out Of the
door like flock OF black sheep. But the
preacher was equal 10 the occasion. Ad-
dressing one OF his prominent msmbsrs,
he cried out: Pick up de stobe. bruddsr
BoIah l--piek up de stobsl de Lord
WON'T let IL burn you Only hab faith I
Poor brother Bolor bad unfortunately 100
much faith, and Immediately seized Ii. MI
glowing as il was but NO sooner hAd his
fingers come in contsct with the fefysnt
iron. than he dropped is sgaiu. snd dane.
ing around on one foot. blowing hls skin.
less fingers. he exclaimed with all the en-
ergy which he could throw into bis voice.
De h--l he won't. de h--l he ron'l. Tho
entire truth Of this story can b Eoaehsd
tor"
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WHOLE NO. sI9.
i. An i. said Gertrude snrinqinu nm

'All I said Gertrude. springing up IN
bed. and tossing the black hair from her
forehead. Listen. Faith loved him
more than earthly thing married him
q year ago. though never knew he WAS
your brother ,ill to- day. He held my
very heart in his hand. and crushed il 10
atoms | He had no faith in me--in NO
who would not have Wronged him for
worlds. Oh. Faith, though be is Jour
brother, he has made my life a weary
thing 10 bear. Lese ms-- .morrow I
viii tell you more---but now am toe
weak,
She sank back upon her pillow and co.
vered her face with her banda. Faith
stole noiselessly away, and Walter enter.
ed and took her place. All Was sileni Tor
few moments. Then without looking
up, Gertrude asksd. Faith. are oa
there q ae Ssl m
It was stronger arm Than Fsith' that
was around her. and bearded lip that
kissed her hand. She looked updin sud.
den bewilderment. and saw her husband
bending over her. with his eyes full Of
tears. The sudden Joy was TOO much fof
her. aud all her pride was aWept away in
q moment.
"waltsr. i. va, my brothsr. 2 she nsr-
INJURED. .ss
II know it. dsars,t-I know all. Bat
can you ever forgive me. Gertrude 2"
"Forgivs j. she repeated.
There was = beautiful stnils upon her
lips as she drew him nearer and kissed
him passionately. The estrsugemente %
a year was all forgotten in that bsrilder.
log return Of happiness. Faith eep. a.
lently for joy upon her husbands shoul.
der. 10 The little psrlor belor and who
can doubt that the angelsin heaven rec
joiced TO see SO complete and perfect are.
concilialion between the proud and loving
hearts for those who forgive are dear n
the sight OF Him Who hns forgirsnl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
THE RECONCILIATION.
A STORY OF rwo PROUD HEARTS

CHAPTER FIRST.
A mild May, fresh, and pleasant, and
bright; the soft air full of the songs ot
happy birds; the wild flowers lifting ur
their heads in the sunshine; and the green
leaves rustIing and waving in the woods
asiif they whispered secrets to the gentle
wind that stirred them.
1t was Lowell day-a day to be hap.
py in: and yet a saddened look was visi.
BILE on The face Of Faith Eyerton, as she
left the door Of her house, and went slow
| ly down the gravel walk that led to the
road gate.
Her home-the home Of her husband
and chiIdren-was pretty brown stone
cottage. overhung with vines, and sur,
rounded by beds Of fragrant flowers. Be-
hind the house was level and beautiful
grove, in whose cool recesses she had Of.
ten lain as a child. and watched the dick.
ering light and shade come down upon
the ground; for the earliest years Of Faith
as well as these latter ones, bad been
spent in this quiet place. Here she had
been bOrn-here her kind mother had
died-here she had lived with dear and
only brother-here she had married her
first love, and here her children were
springiug up-and here she hoped 10
close her dying eyes, with all the old fa>
miliar scenes smiling 10 beauty around
her.
She leaned upon the little gate, and
looked wishfully up the road. She was
waiting there for her best and earliest
friend, and the sound Of wheels made her
start, and sent color into her pale cheek
that had long been q stranger there. A
dusty stage coach came whirlipg up be-
side the gate-stopped long enough for a
lady to aIight and give some orders re-
sPecting her luggage, and dashed away
again. The new conner did not see Faith
for moment, so screened was she By
branches o! a Wild rose that grew beside
the gate. The traveller lifted her veil
and exposed broad. high forehead, sha.
ded By silky masses of black hair, a face
we'll featured but full Of thought. and
deep. dark eyes. whose glances were kind
and her smiles were beautiful.
How strange contrast between these
two women The one fair-haired and
sotteyed. with meek and quiet face. on
whose feature contentment and home hap.
piness were most plainly stamped the
other, dark aud proud. and self sustained
with look that said to the most careless
observer. "Oh, have suffered" To
one. life had been fair summers day,
with only now and then light and hap.
py cloud; to the other-ah what TO her
but bleak and stormy world where she
loved. withered and died? And yet the
were af the same age. Of the same station
in life. and side by side they had sat al
school. and played at home, in the child.
hood that lay behind them. ..
The tears sprsng unbidden to the eyes
of Faith Egerton, as she saw the stead
fast look with which her visitor regarded
the scene around her. She lifted the
latch of the gate, and stepped out beside
her.
Gertrude-Gertrude Alewynne. won'
you speak to me 2 she said.
Faith. dear Faith. is i. yOu2 sale
They were ols.psd in each other,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

ET Blanchard 1etrold. SON Of Dong.
las Jerrold. and Editor Of Ltoyd's NeHs.
paper. publishes o card. stating that hs
ieels Il due to the memory Of his father.
TO state that the story Of the utter poysE-
y in which he left his family are not 80,
curate. He sayb:
My father left property sworn at Doe
tors Commons At CISCO. In addition 20
this sum my mother held apolicy 10 her
own right 90 my fathers lie. valued At
fIo00; other items raise the total sum
40 f3ooo. The copywrights Of my fath-
er's plays realize an average Ineoma %
GiOO.
The son further remarks that the s.Re.
mambrauce performances" we're consent
ed TO by him, because they we're In honor
OF his fathers memory. He would decline
TO receive a charity, and assures ths pub.
lie that his father bad received enough
for the comfort Of his family. .'evsn efIsp
the loss Of thousands, for which il shs
chiyalry Of friendship, he became secufi-
ty." In conclusion. he says:
! decline TO permit the Epgiish public
10 remain impressed with tbs idss fbst
there was need 70 pass The hst round =
however grseefulIy-in the name Of Doug
las JerroId. name thst shall NOT rs1s
my exersion, as least. 70 presefrs itsin-
dependence.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

WAR JoKE!-one Of Henry Fora
Jokes was that played of on Mrs..
Who had great foHdnsss for making the
acquaintanes Of foreigners. BE frsL for
ged letter Of Recommendation 70 hss "a
favor Of German nobIeman, the Baron
Won Seidtis Pordkrts. whose card va
left al ber door. and for whom dinner
sas Immediately planned By Miss.
aud au invitation sent in form. Alter
waiting 3 considerable lime TO bsroa ap.
psaring. the dinner was served. bat de-
RAG th second coarse, a note was brought
70 the lady Of the house with excuses from,
the baron who vas unexpeesly pfsssaEsd
from coming by fbe sudden death of fiis
aunt che Duchess Won Epzom san, sbieh
she read out 10 the company sithoat aay.
suspicion Of the joke, ard 70 the enter,
tainmentef her guests. among shen sas
tbe fseetious aushor. 7'Aosadx Raiitss'
Journal 20
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
BEAUTY EVERY WHERE.

There's beauty in the mountain steepi
That rears its summit high s.Ea .a
There's beauty in the forest deep, i.s
Where gentle zephyrs sigh. ,' q
We fnd,it on the gentle hill, -..-..
Which rises, then reclines
1t glitters in the rippIing riII, ....-.- .....
That trips mid flowers and vines.
We see it in the tall pine tree,
That dares the Iightning's wrath
It nestles in the little flower
Which blossoms in our path.
Gaze upward to the starry sky,
There beauty hashe home;
Look now upon the billows high, ...
1t sparkles in the foam.
There's beauty in the oe can wave,
That breaks upon the strand;
II hides within the tiny shell,
Washed out upon the sand.
We see it in the lightning fash.
We see 1t in the blast;
We see 1t in the gnarIed oak,
That bends and breaks at last.
1t gIiminers in yon morning sum-,
Now rising o'er the hill; -
It sleeps within the lucid moon
SO peaceful and so still.
From mountain top TO sloping hill,
In valley and in stream;
On dew-bent flower in murmuring rill
Far beauty reigns supreme.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
THE RED PETTICoAT AND THE
WHITE.


l.
o, the red, the Haunting petticoat,
That courts the eye of day,
That loves 10 fare and be admired,
And bIinks from far away
1t may delight the rowing sight,
And charm the fancy free;
But if its wca:er's hulf as bold,
I'll pass, and let her be -
With her red, her huunting petticoat,
She's not the girl for me
II.
But the white, the modest petticoat, ....
As pure as drilted snow Ir.. ..
That shuns the gaze in crowded ways,
Where rolIies come and go;
1t strs the primrose on its path, - n
Or daisy on the lea;
And if the wearer's like the garb, ..--.
How beautiful is she! ..a..
With her white, her modest petticoat, ..
O, she's the girl for mo [CHAs. MAcKAY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

EI Half.Witted people have taient
Of talking much and saying issls.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

~ Without the ladies We voald b. /
s.agsns.ion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

ENo such word as fail.