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!, p, "' the good people of Nebraska, to- day
,bs rAasss'v'ng. We hope the editors Of
70, a. ''''oFy were afforded an opportunity
r".s dissertations upon the Internal affairs Of
,.., 10y We amt no ''great shakes" on
TOM. now'--bus We used to be accounted
I s.'. 90 them critser. when we lived .dsowu
7h,,,.in Inc fact i'-we didn', get any last
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Great Observation-Disclosures OF NeSrOes--S-o'
Reward.

Quite a sensation was created in town
Yesterday morning by the fact being known
that two female servants had been entlced
away from our townsman, Mr.. S. +. Muck
oils, BY some vile. white ivered Abolition
lists. Many of our citizens are out in search
of the runaways. They escaped on Thurs.
day evening. Mr.. Nuckolls offers a reward
of 5000, 90 for their apprehension and de-,
livery to him in Nebraska City. They will
doubtedless be found in some Abolition
hole. Nebraska City Neus.
If diligent search were made about the
News Office, the "critters" would doubtless
be found. We know of no men mean enough
to steal colored s'female SERVANTS" but such
Buchanan bulldogs as the editor OF the
Ners.
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Immediately upon receipt Of intelligence
that the Indians We're consregatlng upon our
Northwestern frontier, with view to anoth-
ev hostile incurson in our State, Governor
Lowe applied to the President for more
efficient protection of the settlers in that
portion Of the State. We learn from the
Iate City that the Governor has received
Manswer to his application, and that the
President promises to comply with the wish
"and suggestions Of the Governor, to the
fullest extent demanded to secure the abs0-
ute safety Of the settlers, and to prevent flu
lure apprehension and annoyance from In
dan ncursjons.
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Cotton wood.

This species Of wood, with which the
Missouri valley abounds, has become an
article of commerce. A late number OF the
St. Louis Democrat, mentions the arrival Of
80 cords of it at that place. 1t is used for
filling mattresses. 1t is taken down the
river in long sticks, as freight, consigned to
vphols,erers, who reduce it to shavinss, for
the purpose above stated. There is enough
Of that article in this section to make mat
trasscs for all the world, and the "rest Of
mank md"
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Stale Aid to Railroads.

The k"okuk Post goes in strong for an
Extra Session of the Legislature, for the
purpose Of at1ording aid to our Railroads,
bu. yet there appears to be "some method in
It's madn"ss.' It says "no aid to any road
that has land grant without the transfer
Of the land to the State. 1t will never do
to take m individuals land to improve the
value Of lands held out Of market by corpo-
'a'ions for the private benefit Of their man
ayers"
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Iowa Patriot.

We find upon our table, the first number
of paper bearing the above title. 1t IS
published by FA.KBRorHER & EDWARDS, at
Charlton, Lucas County, Iowa. 1t is credi-
bile in appearance-sails under the flag OF
independence-and, if properly supported
will do much for the interests Of that section
of UaWkeyedom.
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LEGALITY Of the Cherry Creek Gold Mine,


LIE new y discovered gold mines Of Ne
.'"ka are on the head waters Of the South
'''t OF the Great Platte River, aud its trib-
a"''es. They are accessible from Council
'Du' IN - or 80 days, and are only about
thousand miles west of Chicago. Just
s"!our maps, and you'll find that the route
council Bluffs, up the North side of the
~''e' is the shortest and most direct one
'ae mines. There can be no mistake
IVY. u' 'als-your maps will show it to be n
IRRITABLE fact.
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-" Cen Harvey can't have fight that
amounts to anything. Billy Bowlegs would
not make any sort Of n stand against him in
Florida. lie then tried to have fight with
the Indians up on Blue river, but they ran
away. and he had to kill them as they ran,
which was not frst-rate sport. lie tried to
have hand in the Mormon war, but that
was over before he reached the seat of hos
Utilities. lie started to Oregon to subdue
the Indians there, and was met at San Fran
cisco with tho news Of peace.
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lat. meeting of the Directors % OF
At o l n'''r. School District, THOMAS H.
Dss'0s n nn1 to visit the Public Schools
ed s'n n', monthly tn in accordance with Sec
~ ot the new School Law
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moi quite.

The St. Joseph Gazette of Nov. 3Otb,
saws the river is entirely clear Of ice at that
point, and presumes it is 'in the same state
as high as Sioux City," Very presumptive.
The river between this point and Sioux City,
has been closed for two weeks, atordlns
foos-pads safe transit across the Big Mud
DIV on the ice.
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4. meeting of the Ladies beneTo'sn'
Al Az held a. the house of Mrs. {. BALD
00''' -, ,bs 2nd inst, the Treasurer beng
"I ~, uron made the following report as TO
'A" ...;n,s of the Donation Party, heiu on
Nv .,sning of Thanksgiving day Cas0
". ~. N. orders $3.50; Clothing soo;
v wood half cord; one second hand stove
s ~ the party, one barrel Of corn meal
w.. W.. some other provisions have been 20
mated. .Le,, 70 on,
The Society feels truly thankful 10 o''
.,',.ns for their kind and liberal aid reno
~, =, ito call. 1t is the desire OF the iau'es
to appropriate the donations to the rel'ei o.
he mos, needy and suffering IN our m''S.'
-, ,bev will do so to the best OF thei'
;rdgment and information.
On behalf of the Society,"
,up1,. BLooxER, Secretary.
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The second Session Of the 3jth Congress,
meets on Monday next, December 9th. This
is the short session, and expires on the 4sh
Of March next.
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Thi, school Legislature, provided for by the
New Constitution. and Of which the Lieut..
Governor, j. er-otcio, member, and its
presiding officer, commences its session at
the Capitol on the 9th inst, next Monday.
~ The Steamer Mansfield was sold by
the Sheriff Of Buchanan County, Mo-, on
the 18th uI,., for one thousand dollars.
r. Up to the lst of Decemp"r, Steam
boats were daily arriving at St. Joseph. II
tn, "coII snap" extends to that region
thew will have to "haul in their horns
pretty soon.
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|aint. Joseph Female COLLEGE,

Saint. Joseph Female College,
81. Joseph. Mo.
wM. CAMERON, A. NJ, Principal pyofss,or o.
Ancient and Modern Lan9udges
LITERARY DEPARTMEST-wM CAMERON. Nse
SARAH BELL, Miss EMMA PATTON. 49,
MUSICAL DEfARTMENT-Mrs. d. MCCoSNELi Mr.,
b. 7. CREssEY. Prof. OTTO BEHR.
A IL THE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL BRANcHEs
n will be taught or desired) by competent teacherx
The course 0: study is thorough and comp,cte and
bone but the very best teachers are employed
The Seminary Is furnished with four penitd Pianos
and special attention is devoted to the Musical De.
partuent, both Vocal and Instrumental.
The next scholastic year will commence the arrt
Monday, tthe eth) Of September, and continue ten
months without any intervening vacation.
Application shou Id be made early as the numbe, 70
limited 70 Ouc Hundred, including wsnty 1--we hos,d.
ers.
T. EXPENSES:
Per Session Of ripe Mentte.
Board including furnished room. fuel lights SIS %
Tuition Ia Collegiate Department. 20 90
on Piano or Guitar. ..>................2o 90
. "
WashinE per Dozen ...,...........,,,,,..,6 so
Ornamental Branches and Languages, at ordinary
prices.
All bills must be settled either BY Cash or approved
CURES but little rejection 70 prove its propety aud
Importance.
For Circulars with particulars address
-. WIN. CAMERON, PrfScipai St. Joseph, Nc.
evacancy will be NlIea.
Rcferenees.-Rev. Messrs. Parker and Bergen, Cua.
ma; Rev John Hancock and Horace Everett. Eco.
Council Bluffs; Rev. MsssIs. J G. fackler and " y.
lrish, and Messrs. J. b. Jennings J. W. Tootle,
John Calhoun, J. v. Crane aud Col. W. r, Thompson,
St. Joseph, No. IvaaI7-2m.
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p.,;sious Notice.

-, vii, be- Episcopal Services ana II,
There WI, tomorrow, (sund"y') Din, in the h,
preaching and evening, in James Block at
/, rsual hours.
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OFFS, n. !,
PORfERfiELD, is this day dissolved bs mutual
consent All persons having Claims against the Ann
Sili present the same TO s. y. Porter field At ~:
Furniture Store occupied ~ hii and All persons in
debted TO the arm. win please make payreu, To y
rorterne!d who u siene authorized to receive ard "a
ceipt for the same. JAMES pourrpr,na'e re-
l,x,s, ~ ,rn sASl X PoHryRTiEi.p
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council BIu, SOnparel by
CARTER COURTRIGHT.
General AUCTION, Commission and Forwarding
Merchants. Middle Br0ddray.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS LODGE, No. ~, I. o. Of O. F
meets every Tuesday Erening, in HAaG's Block on
Broadway Brothers from abroad, visiting the city are
cordially invited TO attend no3l-l y
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TO Old Commitment

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG.
w LAND, ireland, Scotland, and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tictets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp Bremen and psvrs
to New York II. G. MUTT & Co.
v3zn1 Broadway, Counc; Bluffs Iowa
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TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC UoUsE, NOW
i occupied by HEM, wfLLfAMs Co. as Z
- s. S. BAILlSS.
Council b,aHs August H. Is5s-v2nlsu
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PINE LUMBER.


I'HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
L fully announce TO the citizens OF Pottawattamle
and the adjoining counties. that he has opened ex
tenslve Pine Lumber Yard in Council Bluffs city and
is IN receipt OF lumber regularly. and will keep con
stantiy on hand large and well selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
From 10 inch to inches; also pine siding and worked
flooring pine shingles and iath sash. blinds doors &c
all Of which We wall sell low for cash.
nl-u KELLER BENNETT
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AMELIA BLooxER, Secretary.


On Thursday last. we were visited with a
,.r.j.,en, "furry" Of snow-not enough
II, aDv practicable purposes, as the boys
uv, and just enough to make a nuisance
n fact, it suer and blep and tris, all day
tn but little purpose, as far as We nave
been able to ascertain.
~ The Crescent City Ordcie OF the 2o'h'
,or, the latest dates from the mines were to
,,o oqt of November. That's late enough
twenty DAYS ahead Of our time.
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NOTICE..

A LSO-DRIED BEEF. BACON, BEANS.
"A Onions, Potatoes, Lard, Eggs Butter, Cheese &c
at ". c. ANDRJ-S
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NOTICL orr1cE, Council biuns'
Po'1 Soscnbor co. 1885,
and .:' a'ss''s :. 's 10 .s;s s n A.
ard o'cioet P NJ each s Day,
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Wanted!
On Subscription to the Nonpareil,
100 Cords Of Wood:
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YOUNG MEN,

Parents, Guardians, and Friends Of Education
Throughout the United States,
ARE REQT ESTED TO ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT
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The PAMPHLET contains valuable educational iUtor
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BALDWIN g. DODGE,
l. Dealers in Exchange.

BALDWIN, e. UUUGE,
Bankers l. 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 IN
current Money Bought and Sold
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Ent cred on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT propric-
tors
Correspondents may rely upon promptnesS fidelity
and personal attention To their interests in the
us.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P Thompson, %
Bank of Ullun, llllon, y. Y.
Bank Of CooperstOwn CuUpcrstown, n Y
Durkce 4 Bullock Bankers st. Louis, Mo.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse N. Y.
Warren Bank. South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens y Co Bankers. Fl. DesmoiDcs.
Jno. T. Henry Supt. 81. \ NJ. Il. X. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent Downy. Bankers, Iowa Guy, Iowa.
western Marine 4 Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City. n. T.
lie Roy futile. Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell ESD, Florence, n. r.
n B. Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants. Savings Loan 4 Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, Snow'ien Corse Alexandria, Va.
j. b Bennett, Ast. Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan u. s. s., Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. 5. r. Curtis NJ. c. Kcokuk, Iowa.
C"olbaueh X Brooks. Bankers Burlington. Iowa.
Jnv i-nl0-u huGle cHv.
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-:,,,n Bennett, of the arm Of I, b sss,,.1,
p"''' ea !. our authorised Agent at Nebraska '
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= AND MISCELLANEOUS

- :, the sosrAnrrL can be obtained = I"
IT'u,r,s City Book store. ---
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE GALA MAT

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE GALA MAT
"A INEE-SATURDAY, Nov g. at precisely.
Tickets for the Matinee BE- had to-day aud tomorrow At
the the supplementary Ticket Offices
No Reserved Seats Private Boxes however may be secured
IN advance at the Acameuy only
THE ONLY MATINEE
which positively be given during the first epoch of the Win
80 ''' SATURDAY NEXT Nov 6 a,f
when will be presented the grande.t and most remarkable
''-' GREAT ARTISTS AND PoPULAR OPERAS,
supported by the splendid Mise en- sceue Of the Academy Of
WNRIvALED CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
PICCOLOsiINI DANGRI, FoRMES,
GAssIER, TAMARO, LoRINI,
'ff MADAME OAZzANIGA
who will sing, In costume her admired Spanish Song, Ia
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
sEMIRAMIS AND IL TROvATORE.
The greet d. sire Of the public for a repetition of
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
can thus be complied with and another given to
Mile. PlCCOLOAINI and FORAEs
in the opera and in their admired characters OF Mara
and Sergeant Snlpice.
The ENTIRE OPERA Of
THE DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT go
will BE- presented cuTament abrdgment IL will
ONLY MATINEE IN WHICH PIcCOLoMINI
will appear of her approaching departure for Bos
NoTIcE-Tickes for the Matinee may be had TO-DAY and
To-MoRRow. So
''H''''ISHi:i THERE Will BE 10 REsERvED SEATS.
The whole OF the Academy Of Music c.pable Of seating
FOUR THOUSAND PERSONS,
will be thrown open the public with the exception Of the
NEW PRIVATE BOXES,
which nav by secured in advance Friday and Saturday
box office Of the Academy Price 49, $40 and $l accord
ing o the number Of seats they contain.
will be opened l2. The Matinee will commence
at ONE precisely The EneActs viii be Of short duration
that visitors from the country might be in time for the railroads
nd ate
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Nem Publications.

NEW BOOK BY TIMOTHY TITCOMB.
IN CHARLES sCRIBNER, Brooks Building No. l24 Grand
three doors east of Broadway NewYork, will publish on
Saturday Move enber6,
BITTER-SW WEET.
By Dr. J. HOLLAND Author Of Timothy Icombs Letters
vol, limo. cloth, 75 cents fGl gilt. tl 70.
"BtterSweet" is American poem, in its spirit and in
wha, may be called It's machinery The benece OF the mis-
Of evil the real subject Of the and this gives 10 u
pleasant snd attractive The performance consists OF
of events and occurring
The old Puritan farmer of New England, on
Thanh evening and both story and Lesson are given with
charming power while the intimate treatment OF them
marked BY freshness and originality which characterize the
sptbor OF Ttcombs Letters. -
TIMOTHY TITCOM5S LETTERS To YOUNG PEOPLE,
SINGLE AND MARRIED.
vol l2mo Z in full gilt, { 81. Ninth Edition.
The London Literary Gazette 1--WE have read
the several duties and
tes Of young me and women married OF single"
"Timothy Ttcomb knows how 20 blend hunor with serious
Iatho the couDsels Of wisdom and morality with
The innocent poasans Of life We that ten times ten
thousand will enjoy the book" n. Y. Independent
Also, jus, issued,
PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY.
By Miss Anna &. JOHNSON vol l2ro, 40 pages 81 IS
"Every page Of the book interesting and challenges quOs
ap successive chapters being series Of life like pictures
N. Y. Commercial.
81" gives Of Information which rarely afforded
uveles look merely upon the surface; and is pre-
stated In style and with vvidnt and minute
Of detail which bespesk close aud careful observation
IN Y. Evangelist.
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NDE AND BR UN ETTE.
ID D. APPLETON L Co, Nos. 3fs and Sis Broadway,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
BLONDE AND BRUNETTE;
TIE COTHANITE Already

THE COTBANiTE Already
vol. I2no. Cloth. 75cen.s
A picture Of Of the familiar phases o, New York
rife in the fed Of middle million Blonde and Bruret.s'
s tre 20 pqusn, It's landscapes from na.sre and
II, figures from living g-oups There could scarcely be novel
with less fiction So all aid incidents that il
bin every face face with Of his dearest friends
in IL, walks Of kid and crinoline
From the Courier aud EnqaTeT
The author evidently Of literary acqIeners aud
be with keen appreciation OF the weaker points IL &
male in shiO,abe circles Those who appreciate
wei-w ri,:en tale, viii fIo ;L.s one Interesting
From The l.toD Times
"The authors ability dpayed ia cschns and transferring
bis pbase Of New York existence
once Of fact ard superficial pddrg and frivolous pos
sessIs neither ohhe uess depth, not ehned nor yet
qlte coaisc"
Prom the N. II. Patriot,
"The Mesan father with his rich brogue and passionate bat
loving temper Father Renua the family priest, and Virginia
Randolph unscrupulous rt skeened with spirit
and the descriptive parts worthy OF al aItst.'
From the Phsdelphis Bu.-ta
"a novel in which The shCshoc element supplies the
social outlines and most Of the cooring We commend 10
those desTout Of something new"
RECENTLY PUBLfsHED:
swEDENBORG A HERMETIC PHILOSOPHER. ! vol,
BALLECK's PoETICAL WORKS. New Edition.
HALLECK's POETICAL WORKS. A New Illustrated
Edition. vol 3yo. Cloth, IS Cloth gilt, "a Morocco an
NEW. YORK TO DELHI, By the Way Of Rio De Jaueiro
Austrsla, and China. BY RoBERT b. MNTURN, jr vol
l2m0 Second eGt9p Ss5a;ed I vita par1S %SP 70
Edited by CBAs A DANA vol, svo; Half morocco S5 D,
RATIONAL COSMOLOGY; or The Eternal Principles and
the Necessary Laws Of the Universe By LAuKESs r. HIeXoK
= HISTORY lis OF CIVILIZATION in ENGLAND. By Hex.
Ry THOMAS BUCKLE vol, Svo pp 67. From the second
London Edition. e2 5e
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dmnsementS.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-The GAZZANIGA
THIS rRlpAr, f:Sas EVENING, Nov: saa
The Performance, will consist OF he entire Opera Of
So LUCREZIA BOROIA
LA FAvoRIrA
On the same occasion the renowned Contralto
- hiianie DASGRl,
will make her las. appearance this season.
lie following artists viii appear:
r,u.,o ,oprv, M,dsSs H..s;rD PANcRI, sp, ,pox,
THE SALE Of SEATS
20 Wa Seats and tickets may be had the door.
To-NoRRoWi SaaNb sATptpHi Daki n akrrsrr.
The only one in which Nile Piccolorani will appear
Grand and 4nE dREATfsr fdE Shrlsrs
p, TaE bffSgE5s ;sSg5ssT Sv ..E TIE yonMps REarST
La Nsrarjera spanish dance In eo.ume) BY
SELECTIONS sAza5M'sA From sskAMIRAMIDE,
By Madame DANGRI aud CASTER
SELECTIONS FROM IL TROvATORE.
THERE Wi xpmssISs on 10 So 1Ts RFsrRSTD SEATS
FOUR THOUSAND PERSONS,
NEW PRIVATE BONES,
Which may BE- secured advance Friday and Saturday
the Box Office of the Academy Price 81 : 10 and 6
cordins TO the number Of seats they contain
Tickets for the matinee may be had to-day at all the cke.
Office, :pse6ed in the extra matinee advertisements
y" wSR.Spp pSS GISyANNI SIsHr;
First appearance in America Of
MILE. GHIONI,
Prma Donna Asoluta from her Mse,,ys Theater London.
The sale Of the reserved seats for Don Giovanni commences
The private boxes for Don Giovanni will be
SOLD AT AUCTION
b HsTy Lsf & G Fl sIS Sy Ss
MILE PoINsoT and &ADAnE LABoRDE
Have arrived IN the Futon Due notice will b. OF their
first appearance in America.
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pARNUMs MUSEUM-The great MEAiTAS Va y
- INDIAN GIANT. only 10 year. Of szs yet ~ ,oY
10 years CID and yet bu. 81 inches hisa Ihs Ws
BABY fosr years old With exubersnt berd ,S rvFTiE6
at u e'eloek THIODONs THEArER Of AM D. nSiad p
hovins Model OF the Lsssth.n sstSrtr cnIrrPs
tn. BEARDED BABY, GRAND AQOAhA, olAH5i
DWARF &c b. 8. ell i.'nes A---.@A~e I" a. -
..Its. Cr..lr.p -Lesr -, J crifs.
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New Editions Now Ready.
TNHE SEABOARD SLAVE STATES-Being
Il sccoEnt of Journey through thsm with RemVts on
their Economy &c. By Frederick Law Oanst.d Large
Pnce 81 q.

Il of Journey through sasu, With ReuUts on
tteH Economy &c BY Frederick Law OLns.d Large l1n,o.
Pnee 81 &.
A JOURNEY THROUGH TEXAS:
o. s.pDLETRP on The SoeIH-WEsTERS FRONTIER.
With Statistic al ppendix Py Frederick Law Ohns,-i
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These highly interesting yorine the result Of extensive
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