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f. r. R U IS e -
Patent MaStIc Roofing.

The subscribers Offering to the public, the bes
substitute fer metal slate roofing before offered
cheaper and durable Roofing cannot be found
1t is Perfectly 1re proof and endures the severity OF
Snmmer's heat and Winters cold, without melting
cracking This Roofing can be put on with perfect safety
boards, plank tin, shingles, steep or fiat roofs.
Two the Mastic old tin roof will make 1t
as good new, ard for preserving tin roof is far
superior to paint D. w. JOHNSON CO.,
Successors 10 Saxby, Johnson, 4 Co.
ONCE and Mandatory, Suffolk street. east Of Nathan
Washburn's Rolling Mill Worcester. Mass
REFERsoEs -Wm. A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney, Dem
mis- 4 Lee Charles w. Freeland, e. P. Moody.
jy16 diff
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PUTNAM & CLARK.
No 1A3 Main S+r.

"A = E-OPENlNG OF THE WOkC GS-
"a TER GYNNASlUM.-T Institution Ia wing gone
through course Of repair ano aying reued With
additional apparatus and reception room, will be
open on and after FRIDAY, October LIST. Prof A. ind
Mrdame m0LINEAUX would respectfully inform their
friends and former patrons and the public generally that
they will be ready to meet their respective classes as fol-
lows-Hours for ladies from to m. gentlemen from
TO and to 10 p. m Thankful Tor past patronage
they hope by close application business to merit con
tim O the
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as~ Is OYSTER - JOHN w. UrLEY
MSN pwholesale and retail dealer in Oysters If the
N1bE best quality, hereby announces to the citizens
N$@% Of Worcester and vicinity that he is con
stanty receiving and has always hand at No 10 Eos.
Ter street fresh assortment OF the hest NEW HAVEN
tera, just from their ocean beds which
he VIII dispose OF at the lowest cash price Remember
the place No 10 Foster street, opposite the Boston aud
Worcester Railroad Depot JOHN W. uTLEY
s23 AR "
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NJ EDIc IL TICE

DR.. ANDRE
Is happy to to his friends and the public that
he has returned to the city, with his health very much
improved, and is ready to wait upon all who may
be in want Of his professional services
Office No. los Lincolns Block Main and
Thomas streets.
N BAH calls for professional services after O'Clock
IN the evening, must be made at my residence, No 4T
Summer street. first house north Of Thomas school
house. DIFF ie29
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MOTT E.-The undersigned, having bought of D.
" o. Gates, his interest in the Bay State Eating
House begs eave to inform the cid patrons and the pub
lie genef ally that he intends carrying the business
bis own name, and hopes by punctua attention
mess to Ehsre liberal portion Of the public patronage
D. G. THURSr0N.
Worcester. Oct, 81. 1853. DIFF o22
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
-AT-
No: 143 MAN Street.


We would call the attention of the public to our large
stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which we ofsI at reduced prices. We have on hand
large stock of and second hand Furniture, Feather
Beds, Mattresses, Curtains and Fixtures Orockery and
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Britannia and Silver Plated
Ware, Cooking Stoves &c that will sell at prices
that cannot ail to suit the most economical purchaser
Also lot of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will warrant good time keepers, and sell at less
price than be found any other store in this city
Also, fine lot Of CAMEO PINS ar Ear Drops Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons, and Gold Rings, 40 per less
than the usual prices. Call and them Fancy
Goods Pocket Cutlery Note and Letter Paper Envelopes
Cotton Hosiery, suspeniers, Handkerchief, Cravats
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas &e., &c.
ny Consignments Of all kinds Of Property solicited
for Auction Sales and Goods taken on consignment for
private sale
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-29

E#sssssszas1 NORWICH AND NORCES,
TER RAILROAD SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT June IA 1858
TRAINS GOING sOUTa LEAVE WORCESTER
At 10 A. M. (Way Passenger irain) Connecting at
Plain6el1 with trains for PROVIDENCE
and HARTFORD, arriving in Providence at
IL is a, m, and Hartford at II 10 p. N.
at 10 10 A. NJ. (Way Passenger Traln) Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua,
Lowell Concord Manchester &c.i at Wor
cester Junction with trains from Boston,
Providence. and Western road arrives in
Norwich in for the boat TO New Lon.
don and the Watering Places.
At 30 2. M Way Passenger II AIM Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston Lowell
Nashua, Concord, Manchester Lawrence
Fitchburg, Sci at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston Providence and Test
road At Plsinfeld Junction trains
from Providence aud Hartford, arrive in
Cor this train
Att 90 P. N. tsteambost Express Train for NEW
York; Leaves BOSTON at so p. M. Con-
meets at Worcester with trsins from Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell. Lawrence, Nashua,
Fchburg. &c
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH.
at about l 80 A NJ. (Steamboat Express Train,) for
Worcester and Boston. Nashua, Fitchburg,
Lowell Lawrence, Manchester, Concord, &c.
At 90 M. (Way Passenger Traiu,) Connecting at
Plainheld Junction with Train for PR0VI-
DENOE. arriving at Providence at 9 90 a.
m; at Worcester Junction with trains Of
Western Road for Springfield, Albany, &c;
with trains Of P. L W. road for Providence,
at Worcester with trains for BOSTON, Nash
ua, Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence Marches
ter, Concord &c.
At 10 Is p. N. WAY Passenger Train.) Arriving at
Painfeld, in season for train TO Providence;
At Worcester for trains to Boston, Provl
deDce, Nashua, Lowell, Ftchburg, &c.
At IS NJ (Way Pass niger Tran.) Passengers from
Providence and Hartford arrive in
for this train Pla'nfed junction. Reach
es Worcester in for the express tain
for Boston.
ie1T dsBtf P St. NJ ANDREWS, sup't.
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ES M o A i!
A. WEDELOoK h CO. have removed their
TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE
To 243 Main Street,
nrst store north Of s. Thompson Co.'s Newspaper and
Periodical Depot, where they invite their friends and the
public % examine their extensive assortment Of
FOREIGN DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES.
&C.. which will be sold low for cash
apls DIFF Sign OF tho "IndIapp
THE BELLEVUE HOUSE-Of
kTL--EN Newport. II. L. will be opened on the ~ Of
lcse3t, JIimc, and will be kept open until the ~ az
itIdadiEl n Oyember. To III genteel family House
hA=AMmany OF The att families Of the Uuited Staten
annually resort to pass the Summer months. German
Band Of rare Musical skilnne In number-will perform
every afternoon and evening during the Gay Season
Persons wishing tn escape the heat and turmoil Of the
city, will find at this House elegant and attractive
home r. b. PECKIIAM Proprielnr
my26 dti
EElsSOLUTION OF PARTNERS1Ip
W Notice is hereby given that the partut shp hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under the arm of
WM. Is. TABER co. ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. b. LAWRENCE Is authorized te settle No.
counts due to the concern IND will pay all claims against
the said nrm. W. b. TABER,
-. j. u. LAWRENCE,
Worcester, Sept. 0, 1858 dtf ali
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yaNO LET-A very nice upper tenement, No. Chan
4 der street. Price $l05 Inquire of
JAS r. PIERCE,
ola diff Cor. Main and Austin streets
6aNO LET-A part of The elegant Store No. 7 Lincoln
s House Block. Inquire at the store. diff au5
yg'O LET-A good Tenement No. Congress st.
Inquire on th- premises, OF w. P. DANIELS.
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ApRADY's PUBLIsHING HOUsK.

10 aAH Il CAUSE AND Gu r. E.'' complete
Y practical treatise Spermatorrhoes, or Seminal
Weakness and Premature Exhaustion, with Local Debi
IT, induced by indseration excess other To
which is added Treatise on Syphitic Venereal Dis
illustrated by anatomical plates and
drawings.
Organs Of Generation in the Male; Organs of genera
ton in the Female; Hermaphrodism Masurbation Symp
toms and Effects of spermatorrha Treatment of ImpO-
tence, Physical Exhaustion, and Depression Of MUD.
Venereal Diseases;-symptoms of Gonorrbea; Chronic
Gonorrhea External eonorrhoes Geet Structure; Treat
ment Of Gonorhes and Structure; syphcs primary and
secondary; Bubo; Treatment of Chancre Bubo and Sec
o1dsry Syphis-PTce 81, post paid
"Dr WalsonsWork has evidently been written by per
son of great practical experience, and cordially
ommend it "-Medtc,l Journal.
Sold by CHARLES MILLER, 436 Bro5dway. N. York.
To be had of the Author, DR.. W, WATSON at his
idence, 459 Brooue street. second Block west of Broad
way New York. where he msy be consulted the above
subjects from in the morning to at night Or. WAT
SON i also consulted by letter. and will forward every
additional instruction, and the medicines required.
W WATSON. NJ. D.
Formerly Surgeon to the Lock Hospital, London.
jel9 dom
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RAILROADS.

stsss5zsE1 NORWICH - wore S=
49, TER RAILRoAD.-N0TiCE- On and
after MONDAY, November 1s 1865 the Trains leaving
Worcester ct Is and Norwich at y Is p m, lgH
be discontinued. P. st NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.
90 dtN6
EssaN BOSTON &c WORCESTER
-safs RAILR0AD.-SummeT Arrangement, com
Dencing Monday. Stay 81. 1858
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester "a follows
Leave Worcester at Steamboat I, $40 s. m l.2O,
Exp, 10, IL 40 Exp, p The 4, Z. $40 a. m, 20
The and l45 trains start from the Western
Railroad station
Wilbur e 40 a. m, S.55 D. m
Milford, 7 10, IS a. m so p
Northboro', Z, $40 a. m, AIS p.
Marlboro, 1920 10 a m, ass p.
Birmingham Centre, 7.45 10 IS a. m, p. m.
tramingham Steamboat, 8, 10 IS a. m, go, 4.45,
sazonville, $50 a. m, pm.
Newton 6.29 *7.3O, 1888 Wor, 9, LIS Wor.,
m 20, IS 80, 1915 Wors, 6, SIS p. m.
Brookiine, $50, 49, s, $40, 10 m, LIS, p A. $50
64h, p, m.
Needham Plain, 6, SIS a. ne, 13O,5p.m.
West Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WoRCESTE8, as follows:
For Worcester. at 100, $50 Express N, 100 3 SIX
press. so, 8 80 Express, 6 m
MbGry, 90 a. m, 4. 80 p no.
Milford, 700 a. m, 100 4 80 p. N.
Ncrthboro' Z, e. m, 1 30 430 p. N.
Marlboro, 100 a. m, 80, 4S0 p. m,
birmingham Centre, 7 90 a. m, 1.30, 430 p. m,
saxonville, 900 g. m, p N.
Newton 700 Wor., las, a. m II, 13o Wor 2.SO.
$50 Wor., 8, 8, 7, 9 10 p
BTookline, 10, 1856, 9O5 II M, 1915, 215. 3.l5
BOO, SIS, Is, $50 Pc N.
O. R. Branch, Ills a. n, IL Is, S.15, 6.15 p m.
Albany, 700 $50 Express H. 130, 8 Express, p. m
New York,vis Springfield, $50 Express M, Express
p m
New York, via Norwich, s 80 Express p. m.
% New York Sunday Mail Train at p.
Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
boston' May u. 1858. g. TWICHELL, supt.
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Rev. Geo. C. Bancroft. Rev Perez Mason,
VIM. R. Wilber Esq, Luke Baker, Esq,
John P Priest, Esq Aaron s. Hayward, Esq.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-29

DlscovERED "A LAST.
GREATEST CURE IN TIE WORLD FOR PAIN.
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GPRINGFIELO FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital and Surplus, s35O,OOOs
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't
". CONNER, JR., secy.
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MASSASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital, ST $4,000.
&. 5. DAY, Pres't
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sESO RENT-A good Room, suitable a Doctors
. Office Apply to S. r. LELAND, 4S Front street
jel9 diff
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sBVO RENT-Two nice rooms with board suitable
lnr man and wife or two single boarders Address
Box Sc, p. 0. diff ap12
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Buy of him Tin, Britannia, Glass, ann Wooden Ware;
He also sells Brooms Brushes aud many other things
Cheap for cash, rags, copper, &C.
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NO. IS W rkct street,
Where extensive ness in Charcoal has done
for the lsst eight years House and Barn be had
with the Yard if desired Rent low and immediate pos
session given.
iy1d TOWNR Marvet
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[ n a a L a T a o n
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pnocEEDINas OF cosda4oN couNc1I.,
FR1pAr, Oct. 18th, 1858

FRIDAY, Oct. 10Th, 1853.
The Council met pursuant to = call Of the
Mayor. .
Present-The Mayor and Aldermen Casa
DIT, CARPENTER, COCHRAN, HILLs, LEWIS,
ROGERS and TREYNoR.
The Chair announced the death Of d.
HAGc, member of the Council from the
First Ward, whereupon, Mr.. CAsADY offered
the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we have learned with feelings
of pain and regret, of the death of our es-
teemed and worthy friend, B. HAcc, ESQ.,,
late member of the Common Council of the
City of Council Bluffs.
Resolved, That in his official capacity, we
could ever point to him as a warm and de-
voted advocate of the best interests Of the
city: and one who would sacrifice his own
personal and private preferences, for what
he considered the benefit of the whole town.
Resolved, That in our individual inter-
course with him as a'member of the Council,
and in the private relations Of life. we al
ways found him courteous, honorable and
reliable.
Resolved, That this City Council proceed
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in body, to attend
his funeral.
On motion of Mr.. TREYNoR, the Council
adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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A Chance for Investment.

Messrs. MAY & We'll, received yesterday,
per Steamer Florida, mammoth stock OF
clothing, Cloths, Vestlngs, Hats and Caps,
in fact everything calculated to protect frail
humanity from the rigors of the "cold term''
now coming on apace. They are now pre-
pared to give their numerous customers
"phitz" ready-made, or made to order, as
their motto is measures not men. All coat
less, sockless and painting sufferers are
specially invited to call and rig out for the
winter cruise, while 1t can be done for a
small amount of s'the truck.'
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u.a,h OF Benedict Hass'

After along and severe Illness nhShDlo DC
HAcc "seeps the sleep that at, knows "a no ~ s VA.
E;nr,n In the prime Of life anu In ,ns
KING n;a., Of his usefulness, he has been called
~ that s.bourns from whence no traveller
" s - Council Bluffs mourns a most
.s,;mable man and enterprisins citizens
us died on the evening of the 9th, OF bill
lou, fever and inflammation of the kidneys and
lnnr,. Mr.. HAGc has been resident here
for many years, and had amassed large
tor,uns which he leaves to his two brothers.
us was universally esteemed for the good
onaties of his heart, land for his innumerable
bsnefcent acts. Last Spring he was elected
Alderman from the lst Ward of this city
. ros;tiop which he has filled to the salts
faction of his constituents, up to the time
of his death. But, though his "itful life
dream is over" his many good qualities
will ever be enshrined in the hearts OF those
who knew him. See proceeding OF Common
Council, in another column.
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From Salt Lake.

The Salt Lake Mail, twenty one days
from Mormondom, arrived in our city on
Saturday, the Odd inst. Everything is quiet
at Salt lake and the people are prosperous.
The preparations for winter were progressing
rapidly at Camp Floyd. About 1000 adobe
houses had beeu erected. The U. S. Court
was appointed for the 9Th inst, Judge
Sinclair on the bench. A Grand Jury had
been summoned from amongst the transfers
and mountaineers, who had no sympathy
with the Mormons.
The Mail party encountered terrible storms
within few days of Salt Lake. The
mountains were covered with snow, andmuch
damage was sustained by the freighters who
were passed during the storm. Vasquey's
train had lost about $50 head of cattle
Habbell's about the same, and many others
were losers to large amounts. One of
Ilockaday's trains was met on Big Blue in
very bad condition. The wagons were
breaking down-teamsters sick, and the
whole train in such miserable condition,
that it had stopped. The accounts from the
mines are not so encouraging as per last
mail. Mr.. Wallace, of the Alta California,
came in with the mail. He left Placerville
on the 4th ult. Mr.. Wallace had just returned
rom Fraser River, having left there about
the middle Of August. Hereports the mines
as perhaps the richest in the world. The
river has fallen, end the miners are realizing
fortunes. Mr.. Wallace reports the people
of Carson Valley as DESTROYS of Il Territorial
Government. As matters now stand. they
are in Il very exposed condition, and have
no means of protection from Indian outrages.
Rich gold deposits have been found in the
valley. Hundreds Of cattle were straying
away to the mountains daily from Camp
Floyd and its vicinity, and are never heard
Of apain,-N, 10, West s- .a
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A Tall for Enckess Comet.

d.. a rural journal proposed few days ago
nu, s subscription should be opened to
s saa.:a a tail for Encke's comet, which is
Th s.''u.e OF that ornamental appendase.-
mn.o nunaio Republic and Times further
s,Ise suggests that Richard Hoffman, a
hs mo, now publishing in the New York Ledger,
VI procured. elf that isn't millions of
l T. S long" it says, ''it bids fair to be ~
non.s. been rasping along for about six
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~ AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The Weather.

The week, all the changes have
po''u ns Oh this fruitful topic Of conversa'
been ,uDs 20 have had no change whatever'
ton, 0u' 1t has rained all the while,
in the s. "d and water have pred0mina'ed, to
and muo NV Ds1nsiou of crinoline and ''Day
the ,, sn';', backing" If we are to have
n 1a.,a- weather than this during the reign
no r 0s's.' We hope old BOrea' will presently
Of h0I H., annearance, and usurp the place
na.s 80 aJ d;,rracsfully filed by the former
We do, by Jupiter. The reign o, ,, 'n' ha 'se
subiect to Of late.
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, G. NJ. DODGE.
BALDWIN g. DODGE,
Bankers s. Dealers in Exchange,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
Y at Current Rates of Exchange
Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and I'M
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Northeastern proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
our personal attention to their interests the
transaction of any business which be entrusted to
us.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson "
Bank of Ilion, Illion, n. Y.
Bank of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, N 7.
Durkee & Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank Syracuse n. Y.
Warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. ]. Stevens & Co, Bankers, Fl. Desmoines.
Henry Farnham Pres. C. X r. ]. X. r., Chicago, Ills
Jno E Henry Supt. NJ. & NJ R. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent & Downy Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine & Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, N T.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, N. T.
N. B. Judd, Esq Chicago
Merchants, Savings, Loan 4 Trust Co., Chicago
Corse, Snowden Corse Alexandria, Va.
J. B. Bennett, Agt. 4Etua Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan, U. s. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. S. R. Curtis NJ. c., KeOkuk Iowa
Coolbaugh & Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nlO-u [Buge copy.
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CO In the New York market. the excess
of capital over the general means of invest
ment begins to have its effect upon the stock
market in which the general tendency at
present appears to be toward higher prices,
especially in dividend paying securities, which
are in more demand for investment, State
stocks in particular are very firmly held, and
the sales Of the past week have been quite
important
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YOUNG MEN.

Ps5esfs, GssrSisaa and Friends Of Edscssios
Throughout the United States
A RE REQUESTED TO ADDRESS THE pRrsrnrSr
"A Of kAsTMANs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 81. Lon.
10, No. for the Annual Pamphlet and Circular OF thst
institution now the argest and most thorough School
in the Union.
Students enter at any time. Course completed In
from to 20 weeks. ~
The PAMPHLET contains valuable educationa, insor.
nation. ..---'-~s0
The CIRCULAR, important and valuable information
for Farmers Mechanics, Merchants and Professional
Nan Addres q EAsrW aVe'
PRESIDENT Commercial College, st. Louis, Missouri
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GS ID. c. PURPLE and Lady, who have
oeen spending the summer at the East, ar.
f'Ved home few DAYS since.
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New Goods!

T,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNoUN-
CES to the citizens Of Council Bluffs and vicinity
that they have just received the finest assort
mens Of Goods ever brought to this Market comprising
every varietyof 49,
Ladies' Gentiemens' and Chiidrens' Boots Shoes and
.. -.-......=. Caters.
We have also complete assortment Of Leather.
Shoe- indtngs, &C., all of which, will sell for
Cash, atprices to correspond with the hard times.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS Il CO.
Council Bluffs, October 18th n95. " Am
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NJ ~ 4ae numerous friends Of Mr.. NAY OF the hrm
b,.s wei, late of this place, were gladdened by
,hr.sSelCe few days His hearty looks betoken
me good folks' of Council Bluffs think no less
s n. man We did During his sojourn, he was hand
w seienaded by Hohman's band. The firm OF MAY
g. vi aas gained high reputation as bu ,iness
n and We wish them all the success imacinabie -
'Nc City Reporter.
The numerous friends of the above firm,
IN this city, will be glad to perceive, that
Their enterprizing felIow-c citizens are duly
appreciated and honored where they chung
QUIZ in ''days lang syne." We cordially
endorse the sentiments of the Reporter, and
With 1t, wish the firm of May & We'll call
''e success imaginable''-for they deserve
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fy The citizens of st. Joseph are inau-
gurating Free School system. A good
move. Better that than denouncing aboli-
tionists or decrying the North. Educate the
boys and girls and liberty is safe. Leave
them uneducated, and nothing is safe.
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In the commercial article of the
chicago Press 4 Tribune of Oct. 2lst, we
ind the following reference to the Bank
movements in this State. 1t says-"The
Commissioners of Iowa seem to be moving
WIN great caution. Their prudence in this
regard will inspire confidence in the Iowa
o'nAs, and their establishment on a safe
0a''s VIII be great advantage to the West
eru public"