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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

u A. d. Young, Of Flatbash, Ky.
sued LabaD Lection for $4,000 dana,
ges, on Account of the wife Of the lat
ter charging Young's wife wlsh inRdsli,
ty to her husband. The jury gave hia
! $4,000.
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DAVENPORT
com m KsRCTAL COLLEGE
Grigg's Block, Cor. Sd a. Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCORPORATED IN 1855.

-DIREcT oRs~-
Hon, G. Sargent. z. B. Bowers ESQ.
Jno. P. Cook. Esq. J. W, Wiley, Esq.
L. s. VieIe, ESQ, P. Merwin, Eaq,
J. M. Dalzell, Esq. T. II. GriggR, Esq.
l. P. Coa'es, Esq. II. H, Smith, Esq.
J. III, CanRoa, ESQ., ]. d. Patton, Esq.
~-EAcBLTE--
Jos. G. LopEz, Prof Of Book Keeping and
Mathematics.
W. H, PnArr, Prof, Of Psnmaaahip and
Book Keeping.
W. RIEFK5 Prof. Of ssrmau language,
-~LEcTURKRs-
D. L. sRoERy, Esq., and other able lee
tureFa,
The design Of this Institution is to in.
part to pupils q eoRplata Theoretical
knowledge a. the seiencs ek Accounts. and
at the same time To give then thoyangh
course % pyacties IL setRaI Beck KssptAg,
embracing every variety Of business trans
actions, al we'll as Commercial Caieula-
tious, Business Correspondence ana Msr-
camille Law, and the Course ia as eomp4a-
hsnaiys as that Of any other institation in
the West.
The eearas in ~
PENN ANsHIP
10 under the immediate supervision Of MFR.
w. II. Pratt, who took che Premiums for
psnmanshap and Card Writing. at the iasl
State Fair, and shall be sxssilsd By none
| East or West.
| - Landscape and PeEspscsivs Draw.
| ing, aud The complete Hyelsln AZ
Pa GEOGRAPHY
Also taught BY competent Instructors
| TRaMs, lnwef thaa al ether In stitusioaz
/ Of the kind, and TEmR UsLImrTKp, each
/ seholiaTship being 3 I.IgK MkMBERsRfp,
| As pupils are Instructed Individually, and
nok 10 siaaass, theg nay eosaaaanss II my
/ tine.
RooMs.-We haTa recently movsd iate
| the large room kn0wn "a sGFiggss Hall 2
I wbteh, with the adielnan@ r0emBs gsgms hi
most eossmodicas aad best adapted siknA,
tion for TIE purpose In the city.
i Qnan at al hsaFa gsam Q .. N 10 . .. u
4 - For farther pAFkaeaIaxa eau Il eha
ressaa, q address,
i 3. G. LOPEZ, n...,....
Il w. q. RRAIT,s peas- -
7 .o2 i EEls has .. 1855 ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

In to-day's paper will be found the
call Of The Central Committee req usst .
ing County Convention to be held in
this City, Saturday, July l0th, 1858,
for the purpose Of ssesting Delegates to
attend the Judicial SRnveution. This
is al important Convention, and we hope
the Democracy of the entirs County will
be faIly represented.
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oyEs'H : asaa4rsg' sRss rasl
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u Mr.. J. Il. Hollister, a wealthy
and entes@ising Licking County (Ohio,
farmer, has started with g company oil
thirteen young men for the purpose Of
driving zen thousand sheep from Mis-,
souri, TO California, He expects to be a
year On the road with the Rocka. and
pays the boys IS per month, AMI the az.
gregate expenses Of the journey.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

P0F Coca THE WxGaEI.~-Air. ------ and
his litals son, Charley, were sitting By
the Are listening 70 the music Of piano
upon which the cAild's motheg vas plEy-
ing. After she had Oonoiadsd, il baing
the ahlidss bedtime, OhaElsy wAs told C
say his prayers and go 20 bed. As was
oastoEa, he kneelsd down beside hla no
sher, and, with folded hands, and hii
head fall Of the music be had heard, re.
peAted the weil.knowA chllds hymns
Aaw LAP Haa aown 10 steep
pray tbs lard my Soal % kesp{
II should de before wake
aN1p Eoea the wRNsst -
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I.nnd Enfarea.

Amount If Laad Entered at tbs Land
Oihes at OouAoil BlaGs during the weea
siding jane l2sa, 1853, Al Public Sale
| 574 acres, y.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

Az IRTsH LETTER A letter with the
following address, has been received ct
the Cambridge post plioa
% To Jimmy Fhnn's brother
Railroad Works
back Of his house
Newton CaFoneF
AmerikY."
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n. 3. / an ready E0R sastlsmsat~~~ail
those owing me MUST call and settle.
JAMES HRNsHAkI4, il. !.
IunR g. 1855. e
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10.

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KK0MKT8 sseeavsd % &RDaaikv pavaaza
- n Anma@aa 20 a. an@@ I'D aaAas wBs1A NJ
wtehs@ taesrasa, 90 pr agRsassak saaaasa
9sI.o3ak1Sas = sss : Il AL :. -
We draw azsskk II Msm Yazk B0sa.
AsAphia, Ue&SaaE ~ nsaans -
hagA aaBe pskKee&sd - asxaa aNeisa ~
vwAaeh ws issas dkakAa anA lassasa "A =
O. - wEnazn&z AaakNxs im aaa azsEaM
ard kEky @sssz efkssa e msEss
csiieeai@as aa@aa i nan1m Msae@ 80
Eaaessm Nebraska 80 " eAaaws, ams -
mkkksd d easTenk Eaxaa e awaAls.
We feesass sedaEs . 30 asa pela a.
eoammaAsaaam ganA es&ssA III A0@A ~ III @
A.~asaM4
ssssA measy Isl szpataaaits 80 eY assl
sslI !. s&hA y aszsala = aETaa1 saksss
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4. 4.
O. = eT0NR,

We as GA 9&N@E
A 1sT0RME Y and CsaawsEAug - Law 80
"a solarik0x 81 aAansaxYs win NasN HS
Successes 50 - sszsa - - - :
araEs, am ssEaAax 80 81 - TN 1ssssaaa
sTfCts eE Am saae state
odass . Baoaaway sssess csa
slaAss TowA. ysn60sa
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70 nlMTa.

xvs havs n asaA anA sgg saass Egsas = sssA
~ - ~ .ssss~ nsssaA Wmernekas D@eSz. As2S 20
Saas go q a rsuss $50 SuwnaAtp Flats.
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r. p euM5aa. gamn q Twmg.
"a &UMzM@ q IUm8s &8ss
AEtsgasvs &C Esw aa@ ksas lKaes8s Akz=sN.
OMAHA CITT. N. 1.
FNTILL aktsha Gaaah8als9 aAd prsasT&aysa
wv al hssiaasa szaAsseainma sasxnsesa b
them, u the TsTTttoEtaa e InwA eaaxs3e e
the purchase 81 lots and ianda, snkgiee 81
Pss-smptieas, s0aIeeEisns, &&.
ORes IL tAA d ssssy Il Essasy y
ROWS nsw bnildings neAxhy sppesasa Was-
tara Exxhaaga Baak, FaFmkass szxest. S
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DEALERS ~ EXCHANGE
BILLINGS HOUSE
sE.ADR u FAC, Prepraaesra

At#tH.asNfsAz estlsssss : = 80 1919
KE0GUEe sass sass ssssse - vses #sss low A.
0mHih@sas always an reaaansse 10 cen
wy Passenger snd Baggage y aad EFon
the C9ss and paEkasa
Railread Ticket kssIea In TIA baIlaing.
Jmaa S-yse ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

me editor Bays, st UP . Iins ia
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16

WHOLESALE d RETAIL GROCER,
Provision MRlgRAgFI
COUNCIL BEUFFB, IOWA.
is NOW RECEIVING HIS SPRING
1 stock OF Staple Aaa Fine Groceries, and
a heavy stock Of Flour, Baeon, Hama, and
Shoulders, whiEh will h& sold ut ANAL
advances Erom cAah. mayi2'5e1
OK HHDs. SUGAR, 800,
IN SACKS RIO COFFEE,
OU at ". c. AEDRUs.
90 SACKS JAVA COFFEE,
0U at W. C. AEDRUs.
~ BBLs. S. H. SYRUP,
"a at W. Q. ANDRUs.
1n0 HF. BBLs. / KEGS SYRUP.
lUU at ". G. AhDRUS.
100 BBLs. AssTD CRACKERS,
.lUU at W. C. AEDRUs.
.100 Bxs. & HLFs RAIsINs,
LUU At ". c. ANDRUs.
.S0 BBLs CRUSHED SUGAR,
Ju at ". c. AHDRUs,
ion BXs. SOAP,
00O BXs. STAR AND sTEARfNB
". C. ANDRUs.
OO0 CAS-, Ia, ala GALS. AssTD
W. c. AEDRUs.
20 It u. C. ANDRUs.
$40 BBL.s. STAR WHISKY,
IUU at ". C. ANDRUs.
TX BBLs. BOURBON l. RYE WIS
Go KY, at W. C. AHDRUs.
no BBLs. NUTS ASST,
llU at ". {. ANDRus.
az KRIS MACKEREL, No. /, 2, D. hae
I'D order, at ", c. AHDRUS.
00n Rxs. HERRING, MOI, 1858,
Ecu at W. e. ANDRUs.
l00n DOE BRooMs, Extra,
SUU at W. C, ANDRUa.
IN TIERcEs RICE, No. 1. new,
| ~ at ". Q. ANDRUs.
| loo BxS No. /, 2, ., TOBACCO,
| co. at W. c. ANDRUA
I10O OO0 FINE FINE e, Sy |. i r N
w. c. ANDRUS.
1ro CAS-. Ass'td rABLE FRUITS, il
ITO Cans, at ". c. AEDRUs.
Inn CASES PIE FRUITS, PEACH.
ilUU Es, at W. G. ANDRUs.
100 Bxs FINE CANDIES, for sal
l00 low, at w. O. ANDRUs.
| ALso-~DRTED BEEF, BEANS, DA
| O. CON, 0ni0ns, Potatoes, Lard, Eggs
Butter, ChseBs, &c-, &c
Inn PLoWs IFoR SALE cARAp
| lUU at w. G. ANDRUs.
nayT275stf
/ = - -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.


SkHArs.-On motion Of NJ. Seward ! thcu-
sand extra copies Of the resolutions Of the Houae
were ordered TO be printed.
Nj. Mason spoke or the resolutions, sho wing
that international law recognized no right of
visitors in time Of peace, aud in time Of war
only comedies to the extent Of preventing acts
contradicted Of war. He cited from authority
OF Judge Story aud Lord Stowell, showing thai
no armed ship Of any nation has the right 10
stop visit, or board for any purpose, and that
ships on the sea arc not bound TO Law to or
wait The resolutions indicate mo more than
fhut The time has occurred whom this must be
settled at oace and for ever, and it is to be
hoped that it may be immediate settled by
the Executive. There is every reason WHY il
should be, and none Why is should not. Angry
feelings and reprisals cannot but bring the two
countries into collision, but whether or no. the
nature OF the indigni,ies are suci, that the
merican people can no longer permit them.
M. Mallory proposed an amendment thet the
american people cannot permit such aggression.
and therefore legislate 10 enable the Executive
% adopt measures at once to prevent the con.
'nuance of such indignities.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01

A Mr.. L. Jpdd Pardee, who appears to hail
from New York, and to be Esprit medium"
or apostle of that faith, now on Western tour,
writes from Cleveland to The Spiritual Tele-
graph as follows:
"A life OF mediumistic itne-acy is estimated
by very many as greatly happi6c unto him or
her upon whom rests its Office. The
below-life is interfused with that of tie above.
Besides. = certain destiny settles upon all men
and things; whether it be planetarily originated
or not, know not exactly. A strange,
because not fully sensed life is working behind
the exterior manifestations of ours. Is there
not something in coincidence that is revelatoryy
And, too, the windings and lappings Of the
lives of US, cause sometimes the stubborn stick
Ter for externalism to wonder as to, and specu-
late, if never before, upon internal motive
powers. The incidentals Of decided
think, talk, and act have MANNED slightly the
left leg of the cause; but the manipulations of
the spirits Of naturalization, specialization,
and harmony will make all Alright again, and the
king come as Gods elect-a celestio Spiritualsm
will stand and walk as is befittng-regally,
&C., &c.
Ifthis is the sort of English they talk in the
spirit world, we marvel what Joseph Addison
can have been doing there for the last hundred
years and more. He surely ought to be ashamed
of himself.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-01
DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;
HEMOR IL HOLDS OH PILES;

HEMOR IL HOLDS OR PILES;
WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RECENT ORIGIN; sEERsAI
HEMoRRHAGE, OR OBSTRUCTION; AND ALL BY
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
no INTERNAL ADJUvANTs BEING REQUIRED IL ANY CASE
1t REGULATE THE BOWELS, II cussrrpArED, OR
DIARRHoEA on DYsHSTERY.
THE Piles, while astonishingly prevalent in their :
rious FORMS amongst all casses Of both sexes are,
at the same time, the Distressing, frequently dan
gerous, and hitherto most difficult Of cure
Persons who suffer any length of time with the Piles,
generally every thing they learn Of purportlng
to cure the disease yet realize no permanent
thcfefrom. They have been told, professionally per.
haps, there permanent cure Piles" and con
sequenty have dispared Of any future cessation from
pain and suffering. E7s21.5S.tt5 ).
To ell such q SPECIFIC Is oferGd for their relief
which has stood the test Of than twelve years.
tive practice and during that time has Jaiked
within q knowledge Of TIC l'roprietors, OF CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGH's PILE sALvE
is strictly scientific combination OF well reme-
dial agents; and has been brought It's present perfec
tion by continued series Of experiments extending
through years of patient study and investigation, in
field where ample opportunities offered for thor
oughly testing its virtues.
The proprietors have no hesancy in saying that their
PILE SALVE is the
First and only Itallible Specific eeer Discovered,
for that disease, and which cusesb by
OUTWARD APPLICA zlON ONLY!
And that In time to come, as in past IL will stand hs
test Of trial. without failure perform all the propre
tors claim for it, If their directions attended
large number of gentlemen throughout the country
OF high character and influence, have voluntarily at
and whose certificates maybe by reference the
proprietors' publications. TO be had of their agents
throughout the United States
Price 81 90 per box, retail The PILE SALyE IL PIT
up in glass jars, neosed paper box proper label.
led, and will keep any length of time.
For sale in this city by b. E. Gay, A. Hendricks, Il.
Deitxsch, Squires and Bioss Aug. I'll. CARRIE.
septl-bp1v st.Louis Mo
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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH

IL
All the wire of the Atlantic telegraph is out
oil the tanks at keyham. After the Niagara
has received l42 miles from the steam.yessel
Adoois, which arrived from the Thames on
Saturday, and 10 miles now in course of COM
pietlon at the mandatory, her portion will be
on board The paying out machinery is ex-
pected at Plymouth in few days. 1t is intend
ed to move the Niagara from the floating to the
outer basin to-day, and into Hamoaze on Thurs
day From the position of her engines, lust
abaft the mainmast, and Of her boilers, which
extend forward, her accommodation for the
wire is not SO capacious in any one place as that
on board the Agamemnon, where the great
bulk is in the manhold. The Agamemnon has
been removed to the southern part of the tidal
basin, to receive from the Adonis her paying
out apparatus, and 1877 miles of wire, which,
with 81 at the mandatory, completes her por-
ton, l sol miles, the irigate's being I,5ll-to-
tai, 3,0l2, for calculated distance from Ireland
to Newfoundland, of l,634t nautical, or 1895
statute miles, showing surplus OF more than
so per cent. The shore end at Valentia is al
ready down; the shore end at Newfoundland
will be laid by small steamer. The Niagara
takes the western portion of the line, and as
she will probably have headwinds, and may en-
counter fogs near Newfoundland, the place of
junction will be 90 miles to the westward of q
point on the route equidistant from both con-
tinents. From Newfoundland there is telegraph
communication with New Orleans distant 3,7l0
miles, following the course of the wire, and
when the Atlantic cable is laid, direct commu-
nicaton can be obtained with Constantinople,
thus uniting the four continents
1t is calculated that a message leaving the
Turkish capital at o'clock, say Oh Monday at
ternoOn, will reach New Orleans at 6 o'clock
the same evening. The first message from Con.
s.antinople direct left on Sunday evening, May
., at ll:45, and arrived in London at S:57 in
the evening of the same day, London time,
beating the sun nearly three hours. The de-
parture Of the ships on the experimental cruise
will probably take place on the 25th inst. Mr..
Whitehouse, the companies electrician, pro-
poses to use on board each ship battery which
shall be so arranged as to throw q current con-
stantly into the wire, and thus keep it what is
termed permanently charged" by current
equilibrium. BY this means either vessel will,
it ia expected, be able to ascertain at any time
il the wire is receiving . current from the other,
without waiting for definite signal. When
the wire is completely established the curren,
to be employed will be thus produced by Undue
ton coils CNhitehouse's PATENT which is said
TO have more than double that by voltaic
power.
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Notice Of Trustee's sale.

M HEREAS Jonathan Davenport and Lucinda De-
w yenport his wife, OF the county OF Appanoose.
State OF Iowa, on the 1sth day OF November, 1857
for the purpose Of securing the order Of John starr
Go. the payment OF Six Hundred SEVENTY. Nine ana
4S-100 Dollars, evidenced by Q certain promIssorv
note made BY Davenport Tees, payable 10 the or6er
Of John Start Co. for the Of t679 4s-1OO 49,
October sth 1851 due four months AFTER date with ia
teresi the rate Of ton per cent per aeY ma.
turity, conveyed to George Locke, Of Des Motoea
county, Iowa, Trustee, the following described Lana
situate the county Of Monroe state OF Iowa TO- MI
The south half Of the Soatl-West quarter Of Sectos
No thirty two. (s2) 10 Township No seventy.one (7I
North Of Range IS West, containing eighty acres ~.
corhng the original survey, which Deed Trust =
recorded In Recorders Once OF Monroe eounty sease
OF Iowa Ia Mortgage Record, No T. page 232 IN CO.
the said OF money not paid when due the sai6
Georg, Locke authorised by the terms said DEED
OF Trust to sell the property aforesaid for cash to The
highest bidder Mt the door Of the house. In the
city OF Burlington, Des Moines county, Iowa, nrst ey.
thirty days notice Of the time, and place or
sale, in weekly newspaper printed In Del Moines
Monroe county. And whereas the said OF money
has been paid, therefore At the request Of .he
holder Of said note, will offer for sale At publia
auction, the door Of the house. In the civ 81
State Of Iowa. Friday the 18th day 81
June, ISIS, between the hours Of 3 O'Clock r
and o'clock SAID day, all the above describel
land the highest bidder for cash In hand and vim
convey the purchaser such title - 10 invested 81 -
BY the Deed OF Trust aforesaid.
nj yfs-wtd GEORGE LOCKE, Trustee.
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Cincinnati Nav 0S

OlHCIHHat1, may 70,
Flour-The receipts being light, the market
is irmer, and the better grades are sitter,
though not quotably higher. The sales are $50
brls at IS 65 to "a for ordinary superfne to ex-
ira white wheat. The receipts during the last
"a hours were AIS brls.
Whskey-The demand continues active, with
sales of 900 brls at l74al7s, the latter rate for
wagon.
Proyisions-The market continues to wear
the same dull and heavy aspect it has presented
the last day or two, and the demand is alarm
ingiy small, which makes holders more anxious
to realize. We heard of no sales to-day worth
reporting, and must call prices nominal.
Groceries-The demand continues quite lin.
tied, and the market dull, though we cannot
quote any change in prices, which contineu to
rule in the regular way as previously reported.
In the large way, they are nominal.
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MARKEr9
Runr,rn~n~ wa...--,

| BURLINGTON, MONDAY Pm.
Ane week past had rather more sunshine thar
y" predecessor, but BY way Of compensation i
rainsd good deal more il The three vet d.y,
than = did in The nve rainy days Of the weel
previous. The roads are almost impass.bl,
Farmers have very few Of them planted thei,
corn, and the quantity Of land devoted to tn,
cultivation Of this important crop il likely te
be considerably less in this meridian than las,
year.
WHEAT-Litsie arriving, 80 cts.
YLOUR-City Mills, g, rs BY the dray load.
COkN-2Oa2S cts.,-nons arriving.
OATS-26c.
BUTTER-lolal2 cts; plenty.
EGGS-6a5} cts per dog.
PROVISIONS-Country cured Hams. 10
Shoulders. 81. Sides. n. Lard, s4a9. -
GROCERIES-Sugar, -Moiasyes, Belch.
ers, 45 cts in bbls !; in kegs, SO Sugar House
40 cts. Coffee, ll3a12l.
FRUIF-Dried Apples u; Peaches IL cts.
NAIIS-$4a4.5O
TALLOW-74aSc.
VlNEGAR-lOc.
SALT-Kanah "a, go cts; Ground Alum. Il go
per sack New York, 2,65 per Dbl.
WHISKEY-l6a25c.
Ho For NEBRASKA! six wagons drawn by
eighteen Jokes Of cattle, and containing ten
men, eight women, sixteen young girls, twelve
boys and ten young babies, passed through our
city yesterday, en- route for Nebraska. Thew
III seemed to be enjoying themselves hugely
especially the babies.-Galesburg Democrat.
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Washinptnn NAV

washington, May 29.
The sale of the Military Reservation at Rock
Island, ILL.,, has been postponed by the Secretary
of War for the present
The postponement of the Land Sales in Kan
sas till the LIST and 18th of November is OF
cially announced.
Men of all parties, opposed to the policy of
the Administration, have been consulted in re
gard to the formation of Peoples Party of
the Union, but no general meeting has taken
place. The prominent Republicans in Congress
state that they have not been conferred with
or given their consent to the new organization.
They think there is quite enough opposition
parties now without making any more, and
while willing to cooperate with other parties
where cooperation requires no sacrifice of
principles, they intend to make the Canvass of
this year on the platform OF the maintenance
OF the right of freedom without trespassing on
the just rights of the South and Anti Lecomp.
ton, Anti-Adniinstration and Retrenchment
Reform
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GREAT ExClTENENT.-A Teutonic draymah
was driving along Main Street, yesterday morn
ing, and his faithful! dog was bearing him COM
panv. At the corner of Washington Street, q
ferocious canine sailed out and made an attack.
The driver lief. his visionless horse, and ran to
the rescue of his troubled pup. The steed was
frightened by the noise, and started for place
of safety. The drayman was in trouble. Ills
dog was in row, and his horse was running
away. In his adversely he was boisterous.-
"Oh, mine Gott mine Colt! Whoa whoa
hinans gehen!" But his cries were fruitless.
His dog was whipped, his horse ran into q
stove.store, and he, with sorrow and much.
crumblipg, paid bill for broken stoves.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR LANES CIARkE,S

b IA e nm "a lie Pills.
Prepared from prescription ~ Sir H. Clarke, n. ID
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thisnvaluable medicine unfaing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution ID subject. 1t moderaes all excess
and removes distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent codnterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Psshonld not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy az they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other time
they safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Palpa.
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel, antimonysor any thing hurfn to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES.
(Late /. c. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-s1o0 and postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by re.
turn mail For sale by
dec 1S-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail.