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For the Nonpareil,
BABY,s RUSE.


Holding a sea.shell close TO his ear,
Comes my sweet little boy to me,
Listening, as he has seen others DO,
To hear from within the sound Of the sea.
'Tis a wee-bit specked she'll he has,
Though larger ones were lying near,
And I doubt il ever a green sea wave
There treasures it's note for his baby ear.
Still he presses it close in his tiny hand,
With a rogush laugh on his chubby phiz,
And not even guessing that "Aamma" can see
Straight through this little device Of his!
For oft has he been forbidden to take
The books and shells on the table that lie;
So he thinks to deceive ME and keep the fair toy,
But, the dear little rogue, read all in bis eye
M. D. c. M.
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Gg Died yesterday, whilst engaged in a
literary occupation involving concentration
of mind, Mr.: Smith Jones, Of the effects Of
grinding organ, played by an Italian
rascal under his window. His end was
disturbance.
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~" Omons," DR.. Hall says, "are one
of the most nutricious, healthful, and detest-
able articles of food found in our markets.
We never ate one to our knowledge, and
never expect to; we can smell them mile
off, perhaps. A few grains of coffee eaten
Immediately afterwards, or a tea-spoonful
of vinegar swallowed, removes at once the
odor from the breath. If onions are half
boiled and the water thrown away, and then
put into soup to be boiled sdone,' the odor
will be but little noticed"
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ry An Irishman who lives with veget-
ariaD, writes to friend that if he wants to
know what elegant living is, he must come
to his house, where the breakfast consists
of nothing and the supper of what was left
at breakfast.
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"Grandpa, did you know that the
United States had been in the habit of en-
couraging and acknowledging tories %
"Certainly not what kind OF tories 20
"Tcrri-tories. Now give me some pea
nuts. or:::.pll catch the measles, and make
you pay for 'em.
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CARTER & coURTRicHT,
tSnccessors To Porter 4 Carter3
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Auction and Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE
Merchandise, Houses, Lots. Lands. &C.. Middle
broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
CONSlGNMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
" abroad, and attended to With prompness and dis
patch.
REFER
Hon. Thomas H. BcutOn. Jr, Il Snow G. A Rohin-
SOU VIM II Robinson Council Bluffs; S DrullarI Ruf-
"a'o " J NJ kecier, Albany, n L. [nl3-u
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w A witness was called to the stand to
give his testimony. Having taken bis place,
he turned to the counsel at the bar, and
before testifying, very earnestly made the
inquiry: essay, stranger, which side am
opI" 49,
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~ A shoemaker, intending to be absent
a few days, lampblackeda n shingle with the
following, without date, and nailed it upon
his door:-sWill be home in ten days from
the time YOU see this shinglc.o
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TO THE PUBLIC,

We have been asked the question whether
twas true that Governor Stewart did get
intoxicated and behave badly2 We will an
swer it in this way:
When Governor Stewart gets sober, we
will notify the public of the fact, and unless
you see such notice. it will not be neces-
sary for you to trouble us with questions
on that important issue.-Jef. Inquirer.
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cY If John Smith should, while crossing
Browns vacant lot happen to fall and tear
his pantaloons, who is responsible for the
ground rent thus created-he or Brown
and could Brown compel Smith to settle the
rent with potato patch
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JOURNAL OF A DEFEATED CANDIDATE.
Thurs,iay-Received the nomination for
Ans an otss in the CITY, Gapacik. Sg1asiRsdeeG
Was told must place myself in the hands
Of my friends. Eventually did so.
Ffiday.-Immense poster on brick pile
opposite my house; my name in twO-foot
letters. Great anguish on the part of my
wife and family, who believe that every Of
fcer Of the City Government must, accord
ing to law, be indicted and tried at the end
of his term. Friends meeting me in the
street, say there is q rumor about town, that
am up for Office, which rumor ought to be
publicly contrad,cred. Other friends offer
ironical congratulations, and leave me in
doubt whether the Office is unfit me or for
the Office. Old gentleman says he wont be-
lieve it; for he knew my father, and he was
very respectable man.
Saturddy.-Man on the stoop of my house
with big stick and a terrier. Broad should
cred, slovenly person, with sanguinary
eve. Came to advise me to beware Of n
class of rufhans that 60 around election
times extorting money from candidates.
Offers his services to tend the polls. Gus
tomary, he says to pay in advance. refer
him to my committee. He whistles to his
dog. Engage him at S. cash down. We
part with mutual expressions of esteem
Going in, find six men smoking in my par
lor. Delegates from target excursion
Customary, they say, for candidates to givo
prizes on these occasions. Refer them to
my committee. Captain very polite; tells
me he will give me time to think about it,
and will come on Sunday with tho whole
guard to let me see what fine looking set
of fellows they are. Result, $40 for n
prize. Evening-Excited person calls for q
subscription for banner. Refer him to
my committee. Threatens personal yio-
lence and swears awfully. Subscribe for
banner. Man comes with wooden leg;
wants new one. Three more banner men.
Clergymen for subscription to deserving
charity. Seventeen men to tend polls.-
More cripplcs. Delegation want their FIRE
/ engine painted. Man without arms to post
bills. Woman for subscription for coffin.
Children all crying up stairs. My wife in
Mysteries. General terror and confusion
Midnight. Torchlight procession; kettle
drums; serenade; makea speech; rotten egg
hits me in the eye; general fight; spanners,
brickbats; clubs, banners, torches and fists.
i Wednesday.-Wake up defeated. Tell
all my friends don't care for myself, but
feel sorry for the city. My wife goes home
to her mother; the children are sent where
they cannot be under my influence. Nc
} hom", mo friends, no wife NO, money.-Neu
York Times.
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cV An old lady being afflicted with hys-
tercs, imagined she could not breathe, and
appealed to her husband with ,"Mr.--,
| can't BREATHE" "Wcl, my DEAR" re-
turned the afflicted husband, 81 would not
try; for nobody wants you to-"
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CY An old lady, reading an account OF
distinguished old lawyer, who was said to
be the father of the New York bar, exclaim-
ed: "Poor man! he had dreadfnl set OF
children!''
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THOMAS 4 PAPIN.

Wholesale DealerS IN Fancy Goods, In
porters Of Vines, Liquors & Cigars,
~ North Second street.
st. Louis, Missouri.
n2O-6m
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MASTIN w. RIDDEN,

(SucCcsSor to RidCu Whitc)
Real Essass Broker \ DsaIsr fm Land War
rants and Exchange,
NEBRASKA CITY, y. I. Tv2ni-ly.
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/ ~"Good morning, Jones; how does
this world use you2" ssHumph! !! il uses ne
up, thank you." -.-...,
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Cy-A celebrated chess player in Rochester
has just heard of the great feat now being ac-
complished in Chicago, ofplaying ten games
Of chess with the players eyes blindfolded.
By friend Just from Rochester, we learn
that the gentleman first alluded to is prepar-
Ing to accomplish a feat that casts Paul
sens in the deepest shade. He states that
he is prepared to play fifteen games, one
after the other, with his left hand tied be-
hind him, and to make the feat still more
difficult and complex, he will roll up one leg
Of his trowsers to the top of his boots.
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Curtis Brothers,
surveyors and Land Agents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
NEElCE. NO. 1. rAi.MEN'S BI.OCk.
~ ing out Of Lands, all business connected with
wv wv EGsAneerins Drafting, sc, also the Paying Of
, Is, buying and Selling of Real Estate. Locati &
'1'hN val AAls and Making Collections. nS-u
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J. r. WILLIAMS. T. F. DEWEY
WILLIAMS s. DEWEY,
House Carpenters & Builders
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

4 RE PREPARED To MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
n erection of Buildings the most rea sonab terms
Plans Elevations and Specifications drawn with accu-
Tscy. JohhIns of all kipd promptly attended to.
I = Shop on the Corner of Jcnson and Centre sts.
tnl3-ly.
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ID. {. BLOOMER'S
Land .fSrHcy aud Ecehags OHles,
ElIpIRE RIDCL-

4 IL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
"A Business promptly attended 10. Land Bought and
Sold, Money Loaned and Land Entered on Time Land
Warrants kept constantly FOX sale at the lowest rates
j" Office in Empire Block opposite Pacifc House.
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FT1oN OF
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Ding Trad,
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CT How is it that girls can always tell
married man from a single one? The fact
is undisputablc. The philosophy Of it is
beyond our ken. Blackwood says, that
''the fact of matrimony or bachelorship is
written so legibly in mans appearance,
that no ingenuity can conceal it. Every
where there is some inexplcable instinct
that tells US whether an individual (whose
name, fortune and circumstances are total.
ly unknown) be or be not married man.
"Whether it is certain subdued look,
such as that which characterizes the lions in
a menagerie, and distinguishes them from
the lords of the desert, we cannot tell, but
the truth is so we positively affirm"
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WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collcctluns, Investing Money. l|ca'-
ing and Selling Lana Warrants, and all other business
hrI.ka min.
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in your next application to this court, st
facts, sir--not hypcrbole. 10 W r..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04


VHNHE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad with It's much i'm.
Il proved Western offers greet iuluc to
travellers Nirgi and the Carouas thaush Wa.hin,
ton and baltimore To all the West Northwest
aud the south sIsl,
The the from slinr,on and
trains bound Westior Wheeling snrg tru B,t.
Il Always promptly ma,t, the a,lngon Junction.
Qatcs called the rlay lionse39 miles from lt!inore
tue Ohio River baggage checked through AT
the Washington
ss The connecting trains leave Washington daily AT
A. a. All "a 70 y NJ On Sundays At the att Ter huu..
Al BENWODD
Direct connection mad With The Cars Of tie Central Ohio
Railroad, Btliare OHIO through Cam
bridge, Ianess lie aud Newark Columbus These train.
Newark with the tars OF the Newark Mansfield
and samIuskY X H. for Sandusky, ro!udo Detroit Chicago
st Louis.
AT pARkERSBIfRG
Cohneciion Is male (by steamboat with the
he Marietta AMI Cincinnati Road Ion ChilcolEc, CINCINNATI
AT WHEELING
The baltimore and Ohio with the
Cleveland aud Ohio River Railroad Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago and al the hwestern points direct
~ Travellers are requested that while tho
only Route aiorling Through Tickets and Checks
ington. it u also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY and D
RE to nearly all the leading Ioius the
dstanec from ashie tou 10 Cincnnau but GOO
miles, being about H. mio shorter than by any
Fare by through ticket from Washington. ONE
DOiIA AR LESS than by the lowest Northern Routes
Northern cities.
For Freerok unl liarpera Ferry Mariinsbug Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs. Oakland
passengers may leave ASKING al A. NJ. NJ
For the uinor Way Stations Baltimore Wheel
d A. NJ. train trnI. Washington.
teT For further information, Though Tickets, &c apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS. Agcn; at Washington ST
w. y. WOOlSlDf, Master OF Transportation,
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
J. NJ Cole Gen Ticket Agent srp2 .iSc~
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nRUas. PAINTS OILS pnRruMERY Ao


CGNG gR,a AEWHNas MACHINES. Threat
- the saos csneisse prni 81 grea men
Judcpdby fabr mach bcar" III.
fabic comp arasc Siasss Machines After cst
fishing the highest rcpu,aton IN III iniici 'es Ties er"
exhibited the late Ex position ~ ellie ~ Frame where
Of she hg preieinr aud great Fio
ulAks them has 1 cen built ~ Par. so
bssaeh ipds&tvy M e -c~in - TO be dom"
these hines he us.d with ian r"ht rs IL, s""
OF the Railway train TO trasei.k on i,ot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with haia sc.,uf tati"t
shoemaker drcssmakcr carriage trimmer sttde hsic
should Be without The far profit 81 usine on" OF
these machines regularly employ cd u on' t"h@lni Dollars
In all pri~at9 families where 'isie nhe" 49, ~ IA
these iacbines 49, astsar" anift
aud hotel keepers find them asti. ronNenp' ard a.
table These machines simply IN tacr conservation anl
very and durate being .h" only Una q sewing Ma
chine made by which sr' 81 NnN sf7" - M"
could perfectly executed Tho sniao nleor and "ofb
less Sowing Machines aud soi anle
names ugera Machines have been nund every
where 4 satisfy the the Pehe
Plain printed instructions for scu with each ma
chine hich lpsl stau. tie art oi man
aging them The nsrhines packed re'y To
part the World To all desiring morn particular ~
formation will ppica"n by leii. at rtt oi our Oh
forward copy of n Singer "a dakeiio. app"
y holly devoted o the Sewtss MAr hine lairrr,t
Al. SiNtiiH 4 co,
Prime pal Once, No t93 broadway. New \ ork.
BRANCH ofYtkA-No a Hanover ST. bosi"n, \" F'fhip
81 ST., Haven. Ct Gioverslie. y M "a btoni 81
Newark, N ii No. H. Chestnut al, fAiaisiThi" n iI
Balt,Iuore ST, Baitimme No ,, Wan,insol - luf'ene
No Fast Ath ST., Clueinosi 90 Setth I'll Vi St
Louis. Nos ST. Charles ST. New "tieans NJ VI 'e''in
St Mobile. idtt "a itfts
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In EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

ki,HhuNp. May list, inJo.
Geniemcn. My ehli had commenced Gazing out asi
taii IA small .rns wh'h aia!i> extended the
h3ai, Including outh ,,ts Nhvi much
TO bo ouid drop .
ted all sorts 81 advertised and domestic reined,s
amy good results ten procured and applied little AZ
OIL II began TO get better The bottr broke, and
led ssis TO lit agan began To My elder
eaid PA, DO that Oh sister hea
oAed so much better when you Used A. W. got another
Jiie aud her head now nearly well This agra
ased case and took hall an hour every day to wah
was very offensive One more botiI., assured u!
her entirely, As there Is but little OF the
You entitled 10 this and tor thu benefit Others,
great pleasure In giving you this ,ertineate
Respectfully. II. I. CHALK.
To Messrs Dove & Co.
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GREAT ATTkACrION!
ARRIVAL OF 4 ELRGE SIOCk OF
II r ID M 4 ID 4, l. 4. d n III d,

IL Z 4 ID M 4 ID & 4 1. q a III q.
TDNHE undersigned has. aud Is opening his Sril>G
Il and SUMMER STOCK Or kLADl-MADE tI.plII
lNG ho those who lave self praise but
his stock, mud hIs Clothing,
and Workmanship, superior othe house in IT,"
lie would especially call TO the tact
will sell great bargains cash. he purchased has good,
great vantage,
My stock OF FURNISHING GOODS, such as Sh ia, Col
Gloves Socks 40 ket iidkt, Net and STA shirts
and Drawers, Dmbcilas Gle large wei, assorted
~ Country 10 call me before
urtbcr East vail cheap house SouiU ~
the Potomac. NJ. GOGiENHEl Xxx
a,l
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TIIVHNUNU, April
, ring sleigh ride this winter past my horses
and the SKIN of place hand from
faces rubbing on the Inside of tue thigh applied
Furf Oh, and in day or two he Another
a mule which working drsy became unable
walk On eAannolns his loot, discovered na about
inches long to the head NJ dr, and
he would he good for nohim- drew the out
piece of lint aud your Turf Oh work at once
aud from that moment he has hour good
rs ever also horse badly Snasyed
his thigh In two places about inches deep
inches wide, from which he Your Turf
Ch was applied and brouet them entirely sound
truly is one OF the remedies
known, have rug eral years us
this AS you think prupor. Very truly,
Ro Mossrs. Dove y 20. j ii. WEISIGER.
For sale by STROTuER l. WHITEHEAD
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~
~ assoeatch themselves tsc,acr uulu the tnI
OGDEN ~ MtNGflEID Er the pnriuat i tundl,cung
trn'ru "nihlasion aud Forwarding basir. ia liz
aud convenient A'~ lifitk building ibe dsl oppus,t.
Va aHd Tenn laiii"ad Depot,
IN irstn. Adats 10, akc lhs method
anI ihc pnl .,nuaiy at thry prepared
and lruGltu
.,nablo !. rans tb,' uV,sv in mo CHy lbry
suc ihnT leisuAaI attention Is, The
ou"i iiprs Satisfaction al ~ha may
,aIE MM II. OGDEN,
WITS l.. q. MINuiltID
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FINE GROCERIES, ron 500 THiHN F4MiiliN
ACM Err, M EBsR AL. ~ 90.
SUCCESSORS To
- .e TIONIS H'PE n CO,
No rs } Chu ul hsrs street. New York

(EsigbtnAed, ie3p)
MPORTEKS AMI Dca,r sin all d,trrptlansr If Rare Old
Il Madeira. Sherry aud Port Wine Iin,,t uii bta dts
Superior Old Jamaica, Cros and Antigua Rum. bd iio
land OH. and evssy variety Of hpo Import and bvmerw
Liquors,
CHAMrAoNE-Maxs utainc Moci \ Hhanaon AMI 'tumm
Imperial CAb,net and yerzcnsy iisd- and aLer isuis
CLAREr AND SAnrskAk- !ncitdIus 0hat'Aa N}sa7N Ia
teau Lahte Leovte Lar"sr Margaa. anI - Hua"n tia
seau aud pant sauternes E.
Hook WTSEs-of Johanncsberscr, Marcohrnnn'r fules'
haiuier, Hockhs,Iler Sparkling Nock am Mls"a".
sEa ARs-of all br choicest varieties Kcgauies Begaas
Conchas, Operas, I-exsed aud tonfnnFrs
FoH.IaS FHuirs OF all kinds Il aI Almonds lrnnas &C
TEAs ASD CofFrfs--all OF thc n1es. qualities
HANS roSouks- Burlington Nrgiuis AMI W s,phaia
Hams, Smoked and PiokIed Tehgues.
GosBkn BuTrkR--iu Firkins, Tub and Jars
foREIaS pIckLtssauees, tatsups Sarinos Capera, OF
aves.
PREssRyEs--Ess and West India al u'Gcs.lt. Andatu
aud general sormon, VI variety Of Fac urpeetes
mar Id
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. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

HI SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
Manufactured frnm Formula Of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Maryland
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds of Peruvian Guano for Fall seeding
crops altogether Packed in bags and barrels, fully
ed Price $50 per ton OF 20O0lus.
The above article together with Pamphlets. giving full de-
tall Of this valuable Fertilizer Also full accounts ct s mpOr
and mode of appicaton,c can bshadof
NJ HOLLfSS CO,
mar l3ts Sole Agents tor Lyncilba
~ ENTs, FINE aAlTKRs ana rAiO Ks, joso
VI rec eived lie 9tsl SEA BUki'S.
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TCXTENklON SKIRTS. -Just received, n 10
Il beautiful Skirts said 70 be proof Anst wealth
Call snop. lily DS N GCGGENHEIMER
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n EEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.. h.y.nev }. -,.,e

~ EEN, BATUWINN CO., %. w no " IN -t"te
IN and constantly rscsiving thu
a'ck 81 FiNEkPkiS6 CLOTHING and tiruiitin 4 II
NlSIiiAG GOODS ever secn In this city la siut
they ask the attention of purchasers embracing
rtty If and aug goods Manufactured b5 fbenIs
In the latest and most fashionable aud warranted ia
all The panc In the uphey gave
ad In the manufactvrp present
and they and do Offer the Create Inducements
Ekculsior motif, AID the publ
orally be assured that shall MAINTAIN be
~ have sajoyrd for the past year. selling s
qaaiay ctothrnS mod, pr,ces Cad yout
srlvss KEEN, BALDWIN q 90,
aii Sta lpe MAio street Ktchmopd v