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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

haSHbAI ~ "iN ~
Il Bcnevolent Hs'it,tioD. esiOLlisie ed Jy
speci0i erdsUmeDt far lie reiiCr of The
sick and distr@ei c6'i ted tcith Viraicnt
and EJ.iiemjc diseases.
Hl o all per .0ns sflcied with Sexual Diseases,
! such as Sperma'orl ora, Semina lIeakress,
Impotence, ,Gounuho"a, ,Glcet, Sythill the Vice
of Onani<m, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association. in view of the de.
ptiuns Practi.ed upon the unfG IUnaie VIC
tins OF such diseases nv @ acks, several yeats
ago directed their Consul ipg Surgeon, a. Il
Charitahle Act worthy Of their name, "a oDen
Disppnsary for the treatment ol this Glars hi
diseases, in all their form; and to give Medical
Advice G'aii1, to all who apply by letter, with
desc, plion Of their condition. (age Orcupa.
ui1n, habits Of life, &c.) and in eases Oi ex.
trme poverty, to furnish medicines fee Of
cha,ge IL ia needless to add that the Asso-
ciaiiun commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, aud will furnish the most apprO-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured that rheir llbors il this sphere Of be.
aevOent fort, have been Oi great benefit 10
the afflicted, especially TO the yOung. aud they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re.
newed zeal, to this very important but much
drsi.ed cause.
Just Published by the Association. a re.
mort on Spel matoriaCs, or seminal Weakness
the Vice oi Onnnsnl, Mas'uli o'ion or Sci
Abuse, aud uthCr disea cs OF the Sexual Or
gaus. by the consulting Surgeon, which "il!
bt sen, hy mail, lin a Sc, led letter envelope }
free Of charge. on the receipt of two stamp
inr postage address, for 'epc't or treatment
l'r George r. CahOnu, Consulting Surgeon
Howard dissertation. No. South NinIh St
Philadrlphia, Pa. Bv order Of the Directors
GEo.FAIRcnILp, EZRA d. HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
Dec, 81. 1851.
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See the communication Vi Il Teacher"
10 answer 10 tue Article which appeared in
last weeks Democrat in relation 10 our
common schools. 1t is our opinion that
ifthereis anything wrong about our schoo' s
It Is this, that the number Of pupils in at
tendance at each school is so great that our
teachers cannot possibly DO them all jus.
tice. We believe our teachers to be men
we'll calculated for the positions which
they occupy; and from what information
We have on the subject, we me Of the
opinion that they have labored faithfully
for the advancement Of those in their
charge. And they have not been content
with their day labors alone, but they have
held Their night schools for the purpose Of
advancing their pupils as rapidly as possi-
Lle in OhhOgrophy. And competition
has been gotten up in our schools, in this
branch, by our our teachers.
What We need badly, in our town, is n
Union School, and it is what we must have,
s)oner or later. Our citizens now see the
want Of foresight in building three small
s,hoOl.houses and dividing the town int"
three school districts. And they ave now
beginning to feel the want ola good Union
school; aud it is to be hoped ilat the day
il not far in the future when We shall have
one.
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We have received tho first number Of
the second volume Of the School Tisitor,
published monthly by Clark & Pittenger,
at Hudson, o. 1t is a sheet highly de.
serving the patronage Of our school chill
dren. Terms for single copy 50 cents.
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For the Free Press

A,ssrS Editors.-In the last issue oI
the Citlzen Democrat we observed short
editorial relative to "Ou Schools" to
which we desire to reply through the col.
umns Ct your paper
In this articI, it is not my Intention to
try to exculpate the guilty, or to decide
whether or not our friend of the Ctiz IN
has imputed HE charges to proper source.
lie remarks, that, "from observation and
informslion we are forced TO the conclusion
that the course taken in our common
schools is altogether wrong" Now, we
ask the geLtl;man what those observations
OF his have have been, from which he can
say the above. We know, Mr. Citizen,
that you occupy an honorable and trust.
worthy position One in which you can
WELD considerable influence. That you
have au opportunity Of addressing our
schools every week with words of encour
agement. But, Sin, during term of more
than three months YOU have not been the
man to grace our school room once. No
sympathies OF yours, such as would cheer
the burdened, the faltering, and wearied
minds Of our young tyro's, have been man
ifested. What! do you make your asser-
tions relative to The course taken in our
common Schools in part from your obser-
vations! How can you who never visit
them' Also from information: Who can
be your informantl My honor on it, no
School Directors have visited my school this
term, for tile purpose of seeing the course
taken in it, After frequent solicitations
TO one of them, and teaching six or eight
weeks, with eleven panes of glass broken
from the windows. he had the humanity
10 visit the School House one day at nooa
and repair it. Who, we ask, can be your
informant? No parents have been inter.
ested enough 10 the welfare Of their chill
dren 10 visit us. No one has come 10 drop
ns Q word of encouragement.
And il is also remarked that "chil,lren
may he seen ut all times going to and 10,
turning from school," Ii children are tar
dy in coming to school, who are more to
blame than the parents? And with re-
spect to their returning, we know, for OuI
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CIRCULAR.

On Ii. ks day Of July. 1851 B. A. Fahn-,o and GsOrs.
W. FshnssOek Of PhdPhis. Pa, A. B. Hal, Of Nsw-YOrk
and l. Schwartz, Of Ptoayh. rsaHOeasa themselves for
further Of business under the Es and 6m h:rsOors Of
D. A. FAHNEsTocK & Co, Piruburgh. Pa,
B. A. PAHNESrocK & Co, Philadelphia, Pa
B. A. FAHNESTocK, HULL Co.. Nsw-YOrk City.
In each of which s, ss We continue our Wholesale Drug
BUSINESS in al iB brancheG
Particular attention viii Be- given the importation Of prOpr-
stly articles from Abroad and 1 sock Of w--sstlblh-d
popular remedies will b: kept constantly for ale ords for
A. FAHNESToCKS we'll known Vermifugs (Of which we
tn. SOLE P7173RroaI and EKIUMvE MAxUFAeruEzRs)
should Be addressed either Of tn. abov-nam=d estab hmnt
w continue tiJ mI'sIssHs Of Vzia LsIS Red LsIa, and
Lthar9S a. Pittburgh
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

President. .-JameS Buchanan.
Vice psilenl.-.-Juhn G. Breckenridge
See. Of Stale--Lewis Cass.
See. # Treasury--tlowe,l Cobb.
Sec. of ln,erior--Jacnh Thompson.
Sec. Of Navy-Isasc Torcv.
Sec Of War--John d. FLOYD.
P. NJ. General Aaron Y. Brown.
Attorney Gen. Jeremiah 5. Black.
Con-. of Pension Seen. G. Whiting
Com. Of Patehis--T. Holt.
U. S. ScHatorS-Y. F. Wade, George
Z. Pugh.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor-Salmon p. Chase.
Lieut.. Cov.-Martin Weller
Sec. Of State-A' p. Russell.
Treas. Of Slate--A. p. Some.
Aud, Of Siate-Francis NJ. Wrigl t.
Att0rnev General-C. p. Walcott,
.. Of Public WOrks-John WaddIe, A. ..
e COnover, a. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme Cnurt-rhomas Bart.
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob BrinkerhoG, j.
Il. Swan, Milton Suiliff.
Com. Public Schools--Anson Smythe.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District Court-Lyman W. Pot
ter, b F. Hoffman. Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Comt--president Judge
Lymaa w. Potter.
Menl er Of Congress-JOhn A. 3ing
ham.
Senator--Thomas W. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative j. B. Roach.
Probate Judge--J"hn II. Tripp.
Clerk of Cuurt-Jnhn G. Baxter.
Auditor john |. Blackburn.
Trea.urer--Jnhn Moody.
She:iff-Edwin Ferrell,
RecorIer-Isaac UIman'
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Champer.
Commissioners--TLos. Wier, ]. Stray.
er, ]. Gregg.
1nfirmary Dircctors-Wm. Nevin, D.
lIheern, J. Fawcet.
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JAMES s. GRIMES, DECD.

JAMES s. GRIMES, DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given that have been
~ duly appointed Administrator of the said
estate. All persons Indebted to said estate
must pay Immediately, sn1 all having claims
must present them within one year.
GEORGE GRIMES,
January IA, 1855 admir-.
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The St. Cloud Hotel, al Debuque, Iowa
was destro, ed by fire on last Friday night
Loss about 500, 900; insuran ce $4,000
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GrohaH', ior February, h-s been receiv
ell aud is welcon C. Its attractions sre as
bright ag usual. Terms, IS.
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First week. 81 subscribers.
shal do much better next week. IL is
the engraving that does the business. Every
body wants the engraving. You may calcu
late rpon from one TO two thousand subscribers
from he this winter. am going TO make
enough cut of he business 10 buy me farm
in the spring."
With such inducements as We offer, any.
body can obtain subscribers We invite eve
ry gentleman out Of employment, and every
lady who desires a pleasant money making Oc
cupation, 10 apply at oIce for an agency. Ap.
plicants should enclose IS cents for sptci
men copy of the Magazine. which will slSays
he forwarded ~ith answer to application py
return mail.
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
As we desire to place in the hands Of every
person who proposes 10 get up club, and also
Of every agent, a copy Of the engraving o.
''The Last supper" as specimen, each Sp
plh ant inclUsng Us 3 dollars will receive lht
engraving post paid by return mail; specimens
Of Lur publications and one Of the number ei
absorption receipts, emitting the holder tC
he LiEtzIeur NeS' ~ 4 10 CltrCe in ii
| distribution, This offsr is made only to thoses
~hO desire TO act as agents or TO form clubs
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MA R r IE D .

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. q. II. Reiter, a
the residence Of her father. Mr.. Joseph Snive
ly aud Miss Susanna Grunder, both Of Carroll
County, nhiO,
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DURNING FLUID.-The place to tuy Nou
ID Burning Fluid, Fluid Lamps, &C., il s'
Baxter h Sterlings Dug Store. They sell TIT
best aiticIe Of Fluid at so cents galien.
January II, lS6S..n
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House and Lind
F Q r S a 1 E !

As intend removing TO the west, will sell
II at prlvale sale. INV house aud lot. situated
ui east Main streer-third house from the pub.
lie square, in CaIrOllt0n. Said house is u two
story frame, with eight rooms, aud good
large cellar. There is good well Of water a'
he door, undrr roll. On the lttis good new
;atle. lWillal sellmy lots Of fcur :cres Of
and, lying just south Of town. said lots ate
,ot,om hand, and well calculated for pssruIing
tick. will ,llchcap ard on favorable terms.
Jan 7, So. ..3m. p. II. ANCHU1Z.
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See advertisement OF q. L. Fahnes.oek
Il Co., Of oiIt,!urgh.
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. ma r KE rs.

CAREoLLToM Jan. 27.
FLOUR-s5.eo@55CR LhI.
RYE FLOUR.-s2 90 $ bb.
BUCKWHEAT FL0Ud.-S2,O0.
CORN NEAL 5Oe. y bush.
WIlEAT--50@60c.
RYE--41c.
BUCKWHEAT--33c.
OATS %.
C0RN--33
CLOVER SEED-S425.
Unity SEED-$l,5O.
FLAX SEED--85.
EGGS-l0.
bUTTER-l4.
LARD--8.
TALLoW-l9t.
Cleveland, Jan. 25.
Flour-Prices are tie same us one weeE
ago.
Wheat-T!ere were sales oftwo car load,
Indiana white on Saturday at 80 q s7t,
for ordinary Ia choice.
Green Hams S.Ies ai6ic for hams AM
It; for shoulders. Flax Seed-sales a
9jc per bushel.
CloveIseed Prime at 81. G2.
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Ohio State and Union Law College

nIlIS Institution has been removed to C1eve.
l land. Ohio. Degrees are legally confer
red, and Students upon Graduating may be
admitted to practice. For Circulars address,
az C.vo'ard II. A KING,
Jar. Z, I"S.-'y. Secretary.
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THE STATE OF Quo, CARROLL
COUNTY.
Henry A. Stidser
Va. Court oil Common Pleas
?. F. Price.
NOTT
January, 81, lS s ly,

NOT G E.
T. +, Pricc,of the State If Iowa, will take
notice That Henry A. Stidger, OI the County
Carroll, in the State of Ohio did, cn The 3,d
day Il December, A. D. 1851, file his petition
in the Court d Common Pleas, of The county
Of Carroll and State of Ohio, against the said
T. +. rIice. defendant, settirg iOltli that the
said p. +. Price made a certain p,omissary
hote in writing, on the 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1856, and delivered the same 10 the
aforesaid plaintiff, and thereby promised L"
pay the said plain till S76 one day after date,
with interest ar . per cent per anuum, nntl
paiO; that the said sum is due al d paid; that
the said plaintiff caused an OIdtr Of attach
menG TO be Issued pgainst tie property If the
said defendant in the county VI Carroll in the
SIate OF Ohic: and that OF plicalion viii he
made by the l,intiG for Judgment a ainsG the
said deiendint for the sum Of $40 with inter
Get at 9 Ier cert. per annum from the l7h
dar Of November, ie56, and an oruer for the
sale ni the property attached.
The saiG L. +. Piice is notified that he Is
required to appear aud answer said petition OIL
or bef,re the third Saturday after the 4th da!
of February, A. Y. 1858, next
HENRY A. SIlDGER,
By S. N. GRAIN. his Attorney.
C4rrollton, Dec "a, lS57..6w
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LOCAL d MISCELLANEOU o US
FOR NaLE.

At this 0fbce, Scholarship in the Union
Law College, Cleveland, Ohio; terms fAvOra.
ble.
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CORN AND COB MILL.
Y0U NC a NJ ERICA,
Invented and Patented by Charles LeaVitt.

Hil adapted
mill nEhe ''N ''b
The advantage hha' Grinding Plate. which
the
m d replaced by Others
making mill
Plates Hale
aud Dry aud G. and
Com REe Oats &c, and indeed, feed
and emeaatG
spout on one side Of the Oihtd
all ns rruue
Of grinding and simple it, hat be child
Ihs mil awarded The Premium
nv tor 1871 over Le Clint Sar and Magic A1, aud
Indiana the
ono 90 and New York Tennessee hre" Asn. North Cs
nd District in
without rival F~'"~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-14

Our witty ttl neighbpE az Ehs ovseIs,
says that he bad intended to havs pub-
Inbsd q work entitled the Scenes of 81
hsdaIe; but sipOs b has Learned aAaa
We we're about to commences their pabli-
cation, he has abandoned the, idea VS.
are sorry that our arrangements hare is-
tsrfersd WITH this l&udSble (f undsrta-
king on the part Of Our naighbeEs cad
iaasmUch as ha il 50 mseh hester posssGi
than We are, IS 70 TIE 5osstsaq Of most
Of the rcsnes, md In Al prpbAkAi . soala
PaRs thaa 70 khs warp bBss We viii re-
liDqaish thar pubiieasisn to ON worthy
eossmPorary, bsiag fuIly sstiaaed hist
We can nAks cur pspsF vsagag enough,
without any iurthsE reaerenee - Ellis
dale, -,-e - .sezeks .ssEJ -
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s.s " .s.aassz s..a ssA spEALER LIN es.s as- i &
Foreign & Domestic Hardware q Me:
chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.


of
zilb doa6 s nosEr
hits
srg and cosns Towels ons Hans and sedges ad yaE
BUTIDE1g HARDWARE, consisting sass Esseh
Sliding
barn Russ Door Bsa and Pal bad
AGNRCwKEwmAL mRKEmmNTs, great vansay senu ar ina
FLOWS
al little
W@@@HE 10
Tor, as1ss Also Shoes al Rod Eria
andA Balls.
E1HEs lse sOek Eipaa s u BurcaERs
s issAss staasA Crook. CO.
8 -essas nag lasAs saa
Tn sabhIh mai spsts. sas s0dsring Sns 60 81 =
vanized and hssa Rgea; ,ga4 - - 49, 9 g
Grind Dor aas pss
R0ueEEuaHEsEaNG G00ass svs anaal
Ae
an aIse aEsa THREsHNG AcHr IA 49,
P0tab GsE Nils Saw ~ Mater Wheels sssur
ipFtsd
= Isn that can make sss
CsuarA hiHas lsWas SaaaaE1 ~ 1884 M@1.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-14

An sdveTsissmsns in to.days paper in.
forms cur feadsrs thai Mr. MclaAIs, as-
dssad BIZ Mrs. WnnD and Mss KKlGosG,
viii give . seneaEs in his sity an TusS-
day evening next. Many of oaF sitissns
haze had chs pleasure Of AesFing these
.0rsEsIm-~to tAsm, nothing tAat We could
aAy aoald add 70 their desire to atseEd
this eonosrt-hut % those s%hp haya
nesAas laasa Ahssaa III efS, Dad S&fsiy
pRosaase treat in me way m music
Let all whe wish 10 show thelr Apprscsa.-
tion OF good musie attend the oonsert Of
Dir. McEAIS.-O asdha Tsmes. 81,
The ahoEs ssmpaay Of talented A.
sasees viii visis our city, Thursday, 18th
inssp fer lhe. purpose Of giving one Of
their concerts. The company is highly
spoken Of By our, eQssmporaFies across
the river u 0maas sheFs shsg have
bsan psrfOxmiag with good success. Mr.
AeLAfs viii be remembered BIZ Hasag Of
cur eitizens as . sasssasfaf tsAchss Of
ansis in this city a short tims since
Those who ioys. vocal music had better
DC % mana zF#e# ~ 4 .-sz ass EEE = $50
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-14

Tha latest sdssees fTom Lawxaaea,
STATS khAazJim Lana was assehasks8 gpom
cussody % " Wednesday eysniag. We lad
ealsmaased o. the event, knowing shat
his posjkion .soaid prusscs him. Any
one perasfng the evidence in the ease,
cannot fail TO see that Lane vas guilty
OF murder, a1a gas % 50 ala9Nsd TO go
freq. had be bsaa some pesxs Sndivfda-
eli Of les aspiring pzsssntisns, 10 10
doubkfm whether b weald i8ve escapea
shs vsngsree Of Judge synch, bat beng
the great Hm Lana, the Punishment
which be wall merits il warded %. We
had IS Msaa snAs aAuSs mSAla Aev@ De
pumiaksd, hus we we're mes prepare FOR
this Summary manner Of hss discharge.
r. ssgenaaorlh HaaId q " "a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-14

Ca aasardsy evening lass 30 about 9
O'clock, our citizens hAdths pleasure If
Witnessing the successful ascension CT
q magniGcgasIy constructed Balloon. u
assembled slowly and handsoEne ixs III near,
hsAsighE u sals ! me, kAsE VI stAsssd'
Of in u sogsA westerly opepe sid srsy-
e.ed in lie efiaI figba some six miles
before il dsspmaa& 40 EsassS AsA&y VI
Prsssased a beautiful end plsaaiAg sight,
and our y0aag srisuds deserve fnueh
credit for thsir dekessainsa sasrggs In
meeting with sGossass Try iAagaih.
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Thare ia ActhiRg nsw sASaA we c@n OBJ
serve from our old exshahgsa WahaEe
had bat one Of two EAssssn Malta fer
nsar txo msaks. Tkisss decidedly in-
teressing TO EdisoEss wbe dsairs 70 lay
she latest news befors the souatEy. We
hops by another wsek NE W sssern Stage
Company viii bring as another Aails~-
Snail iaTsrs thanksaily resolved.
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Z. Il. WrILrAgss has rem9ysd his Law
Office to the oars@i az Rearl and Broad
way, opposite the Pacifo House. Mr.
v. young man Of fair legal attain
mems, PFsRpk bsssEes4 qasiiAeaaiaAs,
snd those whp Esupfoy hjh Do attend to
thar casea, saIl Sc desbs dot, be fully
satisfass.SssEssth air sSaunsefnspt
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s4aT ANA4GM4&# 1t&h&asskNs NASak2A4ekMAEsA M A&AS
Esamha Aaaa sAaA aeIA 3A8l
On The zaad aIt., our esteemed fsllow-
sitissns . Hosl haSls SNS
horse 81 @s q 4 - Be ~
in search u Ii, lone sseE,E or sen miles
west or nosth-wssa ora Eksiaa yiliags.
he was on ths ssDividea between the sa-
tsrs Of the onaha and north Blaskbird
Sreeks, approaching near . SMALL grove,
he ShsssSssea thres Indians; also horse
tied n saa bushes Which ne suspected
was his aa tAs aAss sEs Of aaseevsFy
Others and thsy ~ nzsa slanissasous-
~ one sa0s sooa $500 - aias len arm
shs ball snssEasAg p - appsF saas o. the
radius oF sFse0s 20 sAAsang q
foand ana - = - e ap'@sen'iy
az sne lower aaQe q sas Larger bone
I 0Ote pShss aFa Rssoa0'I asaesA'R sd tne
DAli mas .' h~ " $50 a9aaa o'''0S
"~I NSes sA pas4 sl s@aSA AZ
20 aos'A.ss : 80. Aa's : aug nAu
~ ~ efsA aaso I 2 "a
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1855 g - = saNs - y @.@ sr
y sas Sssf ssA'Sa-'sa ",AAAaH ass s~1s'
psans ma s .eal.F oysF me fSsloA q 'ts
heart toas snes s0sie RsFs Aees iAsse as
tAtAa Aas = 1es Ass 40 o0sssh0.aon
ana aaEas kHnos shRows : pie As@hs p0T.
ssry about tie picture and b whisper
ing accents aka, wheFa else shoala il
be- az zlssa-s ~ss .
Upon the airing, the Judges horse be-
esms frighAaasd beyond sonkzal, and EaA
ct fall spseda ssms eight or Geu miIss. 4
Two 0f me Indians, taking advantage OF
ne SErcuisous ruuas which shs horse had
70 take sn the Gdivids" made hot pag,.
suit and cane near caEehinz him d a,
abxuua ta1gn IA Ehs oaurus. But be soon
divsapoed them. 50 g.
. The woaad Ia net consider ed danger
ana 10 liza. bus thara il M falling In al
timsts sisesss uDon tAasyn,,.
asn. Rshsrtzoy. the avank If aha f1rns-
iss ,zss hsrs ahs dav aftsr the aceur.
re,oa and rave svarT assurances. tba, be-
.wo,ld snays No xasas % f,rrsk out n
nurtserous Williams and aalivsr thsu ave,
70 the prov,sr .utAayxs;as HsaIso he's.
uasa thas a. naoDla rnnld act aoniiu Ia
n = r,,ussas s,,a .;va ;,...1s sy,s .l,.l,;g.
a. oT,,,,,rt,,.,iiv i 80 a. s,seeovsyv
II nasssbra zo.enh I. rfsseb ina
ohsag hssh.e,, &C. ,s,r8 hsa ! 49,,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-14

Tins Steamer arrived Saturday sge-
ming last, Eith 3 largo RRmbsF Of pas
ssagsEs for this city. aSto i saeo Of us
best snd moss regular crafts thag rnas
the Eivsr, and the travelling PSseliewsald
Do veil to extend 80 hssa . liberal pat,
ronRgts y - - - u e. IA.