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Sugar Producing Plants.

MEssRs. EDITORS The query arises
whether the =" sugar beet' raised north Of
4u > north latitude, will furnish sugar enough
10 make it profitable ? This question has
been asked repeatedly, but from want Of pro.
per management, few if any have be=n will
ing to undertake the task, even for expeli-
mtnt. The extreme high price of sugar this
year, resulting from the small crop south, and
the enormous inc.ease of consumers, as
caused a great deprivation anon. the poor, of
tie article which Of all others. they are reluc.
tant to give up. Sugar and bread are the
poor mans living two tni ds of the year. The
only way for remeIying this evil is to make our
own sugar, and in such qlanity as t. reduce
to certain extent the price. The French
have succeeded in using The "heet." and We
might do So providing our farmers wouiu un.
derske the experiment. CornS alks furnish
large per centage Of saccharine matter, six
per cent | believe, or about 800 los 10 the
acre, and the process is simplA.
Perhsl notice now and then in your pa
per would induce some one whose Taste in
clines that way, to make the experiment. 1t
10 my intention another year, TO make few
experiments on beets, carrots and coruslalks
A. G. Poe. Blnghamton. N. Y.
Numerous experiments, to test the ques.
iion whether sugar could prof ably be made
from beets and cornstalks, were made in va.
riOus parts of our county, ab ut twenty years
since, and although some good sugar was
made from the beet, and tolerable sy rup from
corn stalks, the conclusion very generally ar.
rived at was uifavorable. Great hopes are
now entertained that the newly introduced
Chinese sugar cane will enable us to produce
our own sugar. 1t thus far promises WE'LL il
we may rely on the published statements re-
specting it, and by the close Of another seas.
on sufficient experiments will probably be
made with it to test its value as a sugar pro
ducing plan! in this country County Gent
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DEAR CULTGvAT0R CUUsrNs AS | was
making tn. beds tonight. thought, ger
haps to excuse myself for being such an in
dolent chambelma J how much better it is
to make them, even at this late hour than, = S
some persons do, the first thing after rising
for now, AT least, the sheets, &c, are thor
ouyhlv aired. 1t is quite common among
thrifty housewives. or among those wLo wish
to have all their work 'donc up at al early
hour, to make their beds quite early. as soon,
in fact as they are vacated, taking the clothes
and putting them on in great haste, without
raising the windows, or exposing them % the
air.
We all know that q process called insen
sible prespration is all the time going on In
our system, and that our garments are per
meated by IT, and need TO b. often chan ged
aud exoosed to the purify ng influence OF the
mosphere, to render turm healthlu ; and |
believe that in one of the articles of the Gu =
tivator it was recommended that all the gar
ments worn during the day should be re.nuv
ed, aud others substituted, and that none worn
through the night should b. worn duIiag the
day AT least 1t is an excellent practice -
And tits just as necessary that ::lhe sheets,
| pillows, a., Of our beds should be exposed
! to the air but in cold weather W. are apt to
/ forget it, and as have heard Old ladies say
"run and make them while they're warm
but we should raise the wInd)Ss, remove the
clothes, and expose them and the bed to a
current of fresh air, until the impurities shall
have been removed by the puuI,n5 irhI-
ence of the atmosphere, and tho room tiied
with pure air; jnasmuch as healtn is more
impoGtan! than 10 have the bel, IN .te eady.
A. l.. c.
Cherry Valley, O., Dec, 1856.
REMARK "A very whoesome suggestion
Miss Anne. and one that nee not 10 be SCI
to the account Of an eAcuse for not being d
smart hous"keepcr - ED.
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have also learned al Old En5 5lish proverb
Alter dinnor SIT a vhiIe,
After supper walk a mile.

After supper walk mile.
NV experience has seemed to me to dem M
strate the truth Of this als1 for reasons whi b
shall be hereinafter gwen. These sentiment,
are taught by physOogi,ts, and the fact that
they have beco ne fam,liary vroyerbia!iz ii
indicatssa conscientious co ,vic,ion of the
public mind, and ar least n supposed aoree
menL with the expericnce of the public y n
orally, else how could ,ucn conviction ob
tain general credence, since il clashes some.
what with the gratiication of the appetite
Probably my surprise w.s tha. Of many
others at the vigorous on,lslrht on this sen
timent made by P, B. S in the Rural of S T.
tembcr 9Th. lie SAYS -" have vet 10
learn that the habi of "a inc even hearty
meal lust before retiring for The night is any
worse than that Of ea,nr tie suge qqantity at
ana otder hour # tie day." We nut ioln lssu.
on this poinL af,er reviewing briefly a few of
his sentiments.
We brlipye. and we think the nnb,ic will
generally g need. that " dice ion 80 on
mnrn ra1itIy and rerr.ctly vhil. the b ,dy i,
resting than wni.e il action, and also that
rest !, most Drrrpct" Tor. more correctly sneak
ioy rnosrr, f,asb,r y .and invi.,,,a,ii,, sbir,
is oh,ained whrn The annette Is satisfied" A
narurL ann.,i,. certainly should b.. prat,G. 4
at the nroper time thai the system NAV b. adj
artei to rest and an unn.lyral apn,.Iite can.
NO, be sau,f.d. But does it therefore follow
that slean is an all to diy.stinn or lhe act,on
Of the dIres.iyr orrtos an aid to se,p .
sim and rest arr. mt nni,e synonvmo,s
p r & raC.rs IN th,. amin Al r.c4 ns cat.
inc 10 sat,srv and rben 80 To sleep" CauIr
and ,hern. ani nrob,hly ALI rumIna,ing ami.
m ais eat h.ar,ty aud lIen r.cline. b9, !, !.
to sleep or chew the cud {? And this chew
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n cUIuCr UT"I md Union -TeII, NUIladrIVNH, Pl.
yM MVNVE-yVD XNElS
TNrcrierce has rendered Dr. X Il most sUrces~ir
ur;rttuprr in the cue ut all diseases OF uriyac uu-
mr.; noG', DEBILITY AZ an impodiment TO mar
rag. nervous and sexual inarm.tos diseases OF the
Kin. and Those arising from abuse uf mercury
TAKE PARTICULAR SOTICE.
There i, an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in bv BOYS
in solitude ,ttcu growing. uu with them 10 manhood
and which If not reformed IN due time no. only be-
get, serious obstacle, TO matrimonial happiness but
siycs rise 10 a .ers. of urutractcd usidG,s and de-
Ia.t,iir,, affections
F,,y Gr those Who rive way to dis rcrnicous rrac-
tca are aware of the cnus,queuees until tler find tine
rcrv,s .y.rru .bnfrrcd fr,l strange and unacrnur-
XIII s,,In, and ya.-,Is f,1r, in the mind, see Ia-
,. - .., ~ orDr X 5 huu, ,,n " Self Preservation
me rrsrtIlrut linn, affected becomes feeble is uu-
able 10 labor with accustomed ,igor or to apply his
mind to .,udy his stcp is tarl, and weak: he dun
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n AYERS
~ CH BRRY
WSsP E c r D R A L =,
SA FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
WN Coughs Colds, and IIoaTseness.
EC H. BRmriEtD Mass Dec. 2Oth 1855.
~9s1siI51 Dr.. j. C. AVer! do not hesitate to say
that the best remedy have ever found
AM for Coughs, HOarsencss, Influenza, ana
Va the concomitant symptoms OF Cold, is
V your CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constant
&SA use in my practice and my family for the
~MO last ten years has shown it to possess SUI
RA pcror virtues Tor the treatment OF these |
~ complaints EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. ID. |
AfA A. b. MORTLI, Esq, of Utica, n. Y,
~3aY" writes al have used your Pet0rh my.
sell and in my family ever since YOU invented it, and
hcieye il to he the best medicine for its purpose ever
mi ont With bad cold, | should sooner pay $500
Tor hottie than do without it, or take any other remedy
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SrINEFuLp Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
ProtGsr Aysr: will choerluS certify your Psci0rai
isthe best remedy roSs So Tor the "hooping Cough
Croup aud the cht st diseases of children We Ufyour
fraternity in the south appreciate your SKILL and com
mend your '''0'''"' 10 iHIEAM CoNKLIN, MI
AMOS LEE Esd Moncrty ". Ia, writes Sd Jan. 1886:
had tedious lniuenla, viii h confined me in doors
six weeks: took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your Pscorai by the advice of our clcrgyman-
The first dose relieved The forencss in my throat anu
lungs: less than onchnlf the bottle made me complete
ly we'll Your medicines the chearcstas well as
the hest we can buy, aud we esteem YOU Doctor ana
| your remedies, as the poor mans friend
Asthma, or PhthiSic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. !, isab
Sta: Your Chrrry P,ctorm Is performing marvellous
cures in this section 1t has relieved several FROM
alarming symptoms OF consumption and l. now curing
1or Who has phorrd Undcrun affection of the lungs
, 4. 4. HiNsEY, NJ. D., Albion, Iowa, writes Sept G,
1855: During my practice of many years have found
nothing equal 10 your tHGry Prtorai for giving ease
md relief to consumpive patients or curing such as
We nisGt add volumes of evidence, Int the most
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/. j. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.

MANOR & LANE,
AFRO TNEYS = 4 r l. 4 u:
25-Onlce in puel Block, Toledo Ohio
Jews ,. Mason TnsBAF 4. LGNG
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8
w ',i 80 ''.t-'i' -
tEI J. RATED
G. / p NJ \ pTT IT l. p 9
- ~ =" ~ II / 1 IL IL -,
rEErARrp ny
n e NJ IACKSON pll,l,, u,
iD'' - .i' ''N~iN'O-'' i"''au D. d.
rrrrcrr,LLy crur
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE
Chronic ar N.rrD,y DsbiEI J;s,gss, or,b, Ejly>,,
anal eli gi,,,.,, gy;,j,- fran, n a,,,rrJ I,'
N,un4rds =
S.rh
aS Cursfi-
r4tio, Irv,,-I
Pies FulIucss o-
blood To the head 4cjl
" of the stomach Nausea
Heartburn Di.ru.ti,'r f,nI Eli
me-, or w,i.It In the stomach Sour
cruri...,riS .ff Linz or lu,trri,,,, ,t tho ri.
of tho stomach sv irnnlinl rf the head hnricd
and sifrrlt Hr..tlin,. Lju,,, r;,, ~, do H..
C .n. or ,,n,arus u, Irr in l,ir,, ms
turc dnirp., OF vision dot, cf webs before tho slt
over and dul pain in the head d,fcienr, Of rer,nir,
,.u ,alIuuur.s Of the ,iu and ,,s rai, In t, ,i,lr
lach chest, limits &c sudden flashes Of heat burnr..
In Ike Ha,h constant imac;iir, of evil and ,r,at de-
preston at spirits.
Tie r.r,rrietnr In cars- the attention If the rub-
lir ru iii, irrlarltiou doe, 80 with a FEELING Of the
utmost rucc i'm IN, yirtlrs and adart,on to tho
disease. for which it i, recommended
II is no new and uptrird article but one that has
stood the test Of ten wears tral before tie American
veoIe aud its reputation and sale is unrvGcd by any
similar pIcuaratilus cNtplt The testimony in It's in
yor .,iyru y the most r,rorircut and well o,yn pLy
,iciaus aud individuals in an parts of the country /,
immense. uld careful reru,al Of the lmauac, pub-
i-hcd annually by the proprietor and to be had graft
is any of his agents cannot but satisfy the most
kcptcu that this remedy is really deserving the great
crlrhrcty il has obtained.
Principal OiicG and Mandatory, No. 90 Arch ST.,
Philadephia. Pa.
C,TtifcQts Of R.1LF Lutte. ESg, Editor " Spirit
Of tie Iinss," IroptOn ohio.
In"NToN, oct. 30, 1854.
Dr. c. VI. Jackson--Deur Sir,--Ihe bitters are in
great demand here. In addition the quantities sold
10y MoNley Barber ynnr agents the w other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine | find
they mu, used b., conyac,ccut fever patients to
rebuild THEN bro,cn constitutions. have used during
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"Eating believe S!eeping.'

When | was young was tau sht,an1 since
| have become Older, experience has ms ruct
ed me, thht mu-l ''sr.lie my upper" b fore
retiring, if | presumed upon refreshing sleep.
early learned, and learned to put conf
dencc in the old nursery rhyme:
"To be easy all night
tyOur supper ba light,
Or else you'll complain
Of stomach in pain
have also learned al Old Ens slish proverb,
which says,
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AgEEsE,rEsb EEEAD!!


J Esti,hE!tP!!SA MLBls Nj liOt 81. ls
| tEui.-'.t'. twenty tive wears ago lev bE kINkI L.
IN corner rof huI and Union streets. Philadelphia, Pa
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uOLCUBIs, WIElO,

Tie most Thorough d Practical Ls..a''ga
Inc West.
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Cherry Valley, O., Dec, 1856.

REMARK-A very Wholesome suggestion,
Miss Anne. and one that net d not 10 be set
to the account Of an eAcuse for no. beirg a
smart housekeeper - ED,
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III, EsUa2EEETE

Oct. llth, 1856.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11
NE WIS SUMMARY

gTThers were 81 banks in New York
city.
ca England and France are returning
specie to AmeEisa.
~ln Wayne county, potatoes are
selling at 26 cents per bushsl.
a. AsLondaD, c, w., half foot
Of snow fell on the 10Th inst.
Co., srm at San Francisco Is load
ing a vessel with potatoes for China
- Mining operations in California
are carried On as vigorously as ever.
B-One house in New York City has
sold during the last year 500, 900 nrib-
bons.
90 Including the coinage fund, there
is still in the United States Treasury
SI3, 456, 349.
eTReal estate is being offered for
sale at Cincinnati at greatly reduced
prices. san
The gteamag Atlantic maught 70
New York from Europe SIS, 700 in geld.
The gross amount Of the public
taxes Of North Carolina for the year 1857
10 $50, 349.
~ The population Of Milwaukee has
mora than doubled IN the last seven
yeaEs.
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aeres on Horses and CaftEe.

Lime and lard, says 3 correspondent
Of the Maine Farmer, are the best appli-
sAsions 10 ola cores Of amy kind | know,
especially III the bsae is amy aasosaa -
Take kood stone lime, slaks dry, and
sift through fine seivs. Put the 20 ur
in q bottle, cork tight, and keep il in s
dark place, from Hghs and air, and il
will keep good for years. Take one part
Of lime 10 thrss parts Of lard, in bulk,
aad mix thss wsll, cola and apply q
proper quantity 10 ths sore ESsiSe 8 day,
and cleanse well each time with soap
suds. IL the gara d9seensls below the
outward opening, II must be opened TO
de bottom or It Will mos heal SQUAD. II
the bone be affected, the sore probably
Will not heal, and ought not 70, till ths
bone shan be hsaIed. sares healed un-
der this treatment always heal sound
II faEa@as be IN the sore, this ointmens
VIII ofsaE Il all ous and viii keep 1t cut
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The ViCa0Fy of the American
Mare Ma England,

The Faee was run On the 18th inst
The distance was two miles and . quar-
Ter and twenty eight yarda. Thirty four
horses started, and PaoTsss, ID Hakim,
and Qusen Bess came out ahead Of tie
rest and even. They tried It oEsr again
and Priorsss wen by a length and half.
There were l62 subscribers to the Ca
2arwitch. The statssmaa says:
ssPFiOr and Pri0rexs ware favoFAbly
treated by the Handicapped, the former 5
years old, being weighed at ITO pounds,
che latter, four years, at 90 pounds
The renowned fisherman, probably HE
best horse in the world now running,
YES n the race at 100 pounds, thus Civ
ing the mare 80 pounds. We suppose
he started. The week previous he ran
In France, winning the Emperor's plate.
gaakson's three rear old colt, SauateFeF,
ran second 70 Fisherman in France. He
vas also in the Ga4erwiteh at LA pounds
giving the mare 81 pounds and ysar
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We saw several larga boxes of maF-
ehaadise lsavs Ous city few days since,
masksd, ssRedHeld d Co., Wissassa, Iowa
r-krsm BAhbiss & Ross, uaaneiI Blnas,
Iowa" We hardly sappeaea ear trads
reached % Ear east. HowsFss, ws saa
assass eur intssior merchants, sAaa shsy
can buy goods = cAsap q 6ounail Biazss
Is shsy can Of sny d cor AiississipRi
nsighhors. Gems $40 Try sham.
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Soms Enc and ssnah ussasd azzaagss
msaas and improsszaaaas ~ mew bslsa
made, both s@ss sssaxas sess -
bsAaay, in shs Thsssxlsas Mall II
MIX Blesk. Seats ase aslas ssaAeza
nsw ssansry painted - EsassM slzA+
ovation takes plaee. - sass pal Elaaa
10 tArewn into ths hsaas u ~. aselI
who IL fully eapshga e. ~ suak -
ed. This ssvssai pss = u
in good saasss
well pay ma 80
sham. Lock 81
week.
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s. $50, 8; =. -.
900 80 20 basalsIs ii 80 rsas ! ] ID
nosasaa
- u !. - q. q. !.
80 g M IN su..sl 8, :..a q.s.s ~
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lent couaieson.
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rsnoy.. - s.uaIne ii Lihsria bsa Il -
ii fou,.l.tlaa
kzTha I.auaon fKnR.l Fraa p.a.u
- .a......a Il. sl.as s;sv h.. 49, al
n "A ~ rouud.
azsr,osson Il axp~R;sus;nv q h..wv
aseIina i tl,s aonah. on aosoe,pt a "a |
moasy pssssuxs.
a~Ttis aasimaksd that axay N on |
sewinR machines wszs sold In the q. 8. |
during he past gear.
70 TIE Boston shsafFe has proved an
entire fsih1Kes ane baiidtRgis to BE-
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Anew Territory I'm she FaE
west.

A movement has lsbely been made by
the inhabitaats Of Carson valley for the
formation Of new tsrrisory "a the Uni-
Ted States cut If paris If Utah and AsH
Mckee. The white population u satd
10 be about ssvaH shsusaady the country
j. rish ia mlnsEal wsalth aad capsbls ~
producing grain n abundaasa. y
boundAxiss they ask FOR are Disturbed -
IRalIows:
seBaginning On Ehs n9Eshwess on liaa
az AR aeezaea negEh latitude, ana l0Agip
taas 20 segrsss, tksn0s fallowtas ha
Oragen 40 uEah hamndaxy lin@ % d.
reed go eDEsss 30 laaa3knae no, ahsAeA
q souahaaas eonssa 60 ahga& anFth amAs4
tuas y Naa Iongisads ia, tAsass azx-
shsf os In ths samls dsrsasaom 10 nAzsA
IAiinas - ana Ton Etgds IT. thsas4 =.
zaCes 4 due kont ii arse IA ~ 90
line between shs Site 81 S0hors Z
Rspahlies &c Mexisos anA 10 <silsky 3
Nsw M6xieo. khsnae aEaRR thaA Asae e
tbs eastern boandaES II 81 erpias g
Ehanae along tho lassaF Inns 10 tho plaas
sf bsginnzs A8
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ga EspsRt was surrent in ORlifsT-
MIA at the date Of the departure Of she last
sssamsx, that Gen. HARSHY, with z, SOC
troops, had esa defeated b. the Nor.
nons, with lose Of 600 men. The news
came frOm Salt Lake. OF course it 4
false. Gen. Harvey was in st. Louis I
few days age.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
NUeJK Oils A 90
- = - Pr. 2 80

@N@W W8f#S A&W&A A4s
saumxM WeaA eaaf tia astsakanm@k -
tlse parpia af Mills ana -
Iolnsng eoaz Ess e ia Set
tAzS fAsy h&Sa easmx salsA kRaasF saes $500
keas6 and hare fass gaesiYsd ana awsnaa ane
sE the IaTGest ar6 msss saxasd ssanreaaank
ak aaw gDe@as sTag hsosa 10 gsastaxn kown.
Our assezksaank IL Dry nooaa. koth ee
AsseT Lean anA Epselgn xaAnmeaekaea msN ss
sangisss a. viii b feaaA - ne WssaaEa
eoszakxY. -
Anaagsas ssassrias ssay Asfssaa-.
20 -. ~ q. smKss. .f u.
Clax1GeA ~
&c seek nas Cess,
DO eA@aA1 Tea. amaorkmS.
900 A. I'D kaxs2 Tea,
300 aAsks G. 3. Salt, ...a
100 bAsFpla IA! dc sd
200 saeks Defer De s.-
60 haFsele Mesaasas.
20 4 Do SyruDs .--.
ID h4a~sssaAas al paztamn2s Is au
BuFaass enAAearass els saaas. aAasFs,lsaR
gse, mattresses gaaadss &ssSs &c. AZ sn
100 eeak sd AsaifRs ahssas, Al pasassHs {.
I06 kaxs Nklla, asaassaa 81 Ia
Dsssss wa1Asv-assh, Aiiaas. PANTS ell,
80 0rs AYR gHogg.
We hass sdk4y eassas ~ aoEss and pat
ssFns. Ana every aAlag saSe tAat may be
Epan& d ssarss kAls side 81 81 ksossSs FtlsS
hssvy hss ~ asm ana tss psfsugs. - =,
mAny huzirszs laaasas sAsoaes - - sssts~.
haxs aAewn b. MS kh@ m@eesafsw n aoInw a
pay dgwm slzsinssa. 5nazaAsre. ~ a.
aAaNksa sAs nay dswn AasinasR. 40 M a.
msasa IN hssgB - Co., 80 u ~ - -
fssase kfsa& W2sk kA #Aw &aggn 49, s~s.aas So
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he Kf4eR.


Ike fall emigration is uow arriving
overland. The roads are pretty we'll
Lined with covered wagons for IVES am
Iowa and Nebraska. Let thann come
this is the country for the posr and in
dastEious 70 make a fortune in . few
years. y & rs s->
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Fer TIE kssasB ahgss oar leSA sel-
umn Aaa presented quite > msag@ and
unintsresting appearances. We'll, dsas
readers, We we're vary mach inSispossa
--yss, tOlsrably mueA under The weather
--lin fAoss ssek. We hope 70 make
amends for the fatare.
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49, - Y w = ~ z !
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- 80 ~ - 49, SaaSs =
49, 49, saess1s - 800
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s y - = ' = -. =
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7''ss v. a 49,
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n As -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11

nia osg pAiafal duty p sanOuaoe the
asash III q. A. OAnx, who departed this
life On ths ssh inst, 81 1 o'clock, P. u.
Aar. Carr was young man, respected
sad beloved BIZ ali who knsw him. He
mns Anpoinasd Pess Master in this city
apoa DE resignation Of Mr.. Holland,
and wAs the incumbent Of the Office at
the time Of his demise.
Council Bluffs has lost one Of her most
prominsna citizens, and ths Post Ofaes
Department aprompa and eficisnt ofieor.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11
mmsamam.

Fog tAs last few aays businsss has been
quite inactive, Altho' ouE merchants and
business man sesm to be doing . Rsry
fair paying business. Tines win an-
doubsedIy be more lively and stirring 80
soon - our farmers get tAsiE tah wesk
eomplsssd.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11

Yesterday our nal matter from the
RAst, came psEfsssly soaked and breach
cd WITH water. We think some Of our
ssaga drivers had better apply for ''0ss
aurss,'' and Kasp the Esail dry.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11
pAmgpfgsarT.ATR MoKxrE

TAoss knowing themselves inasessd te
sase RUaLx Opgrsr far Subscription, AZ
ver.is.ng and Job work, are Essassssd b
can At fhs ofEcs and maks iEmsdiass sss*
tlamsms. Va saaad greatly ID need Il oar
duss, and mass bars them. u
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11

DIR. ID. J, SCLLrvkA has rarneyed his
olsca to Dilliuas Drug Store, on Lower
Bk0edwsy, whsre be will be found when
not professionally engaged