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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

Haa. W. 4. Rlcakana0s lott eaR hi
home in Illinois on Monday the Ga, Il,
ter q residence 10 Nebraska for naaras
. year. The Nsbraskiaa aays
are sorry 30 part With Cor. q. and arr
happy 81 zoe shmB orr sagrssa art
shAsed by Ut least aine-tsnths Of the PEG.
pie Of the Territory
Hon. o. D. Richardson and John Sal.
er lsat for WashiBgson IN the 6sh.--
hss aka d@ssalbY ID Cvsaaaan Csun.
al0 Tie apeeial aageress d
omahas ons part Of their mission being
to procure special act BY which the
city s4u obtain 8 tails to the bonds with.
in its limits, that are outside Of the
Mayors pre-smpsioR. a - ~gsv
A .pisldad DapAt Parry vas sendss-
cd Gov. Richardson, by the citizens of
Omaha, previous to his departure for
his home, aaa Thanksgiving day, assths
Hsrnden House. Appropriate remarks
wPEa AAds. 81 HoA. g, L.. Aiilier and BY
His Exoelleney. The AFFAIR was ended
by hrilliaat rdanaa. ar- ~-s ~
The Ladies ~ 0naAa have rsCsnsly
organized 3 Benevolent s6cisty, to re-
lievs the poor of that city. A good
move and should receive liberal dona-
lions,
segretaEy AoRroS, says the Esbras-
sian, entered upon his duties IS acting
Governor Of the Territory on Monday
the 9th INST The Gdeiisy and abilitv
with which be has disehaE ged his duties
IS Secretary leaves no room for doubt
that the Executive Department Of the
Territory is ia good hands.
The Omaha papers are Ellsd with late
letters from the Cherry Greek Gold
Mines, all Of which fully e9rroborate
the statement, that miners are making
from $500 to $1,000 per day.
The Tines contains complete list OF
outfit for the gold mines for four men,
With provisions and supplies for siE
moaths, and their aGst Of Omaha. The
grand total is $5I4,25.
Loaded teams are now crossing On the
ice between this city and Omaha.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed HotQEe9 for Douglas county,
by the Governor d. D. Beldeu, Jonas
Seely, J. McC9nihe, W. A. Little, Qua
haj Z. Patrick, Saratoga; 4. B. Nal
com, ooorge F. Kennedy, Florence; P.
Beers, Chicago; s. a. Lowe, Elkhorn.
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- lharlIa l'olIarn h 1hlnl az

- obsrl college, In ohiosths 40.
alissen sAa ehsss AeuIlad pussous''
ere alloHa u - : rkollegs ediasa,
1aeas' ii ssseas me shoussad two
handf i aorsS uins students, Of
whem ~ ma tbirteeuars f.
malsa, 10 nlt aAadss and eOiors, from
lily whIss d ahss ace of spades.
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- 2 = -
- : wasfre 10 ait

We snnounca 10 our patrpns, chat IN
future, We win not p6blish any trans,
lent advertisement, or allow. any Jsb
York, 10 be taken of che ofaee until
tie sssaa q paid Our teens are posi-
tively Casa. No discrtmimasioa.
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WHO WANTS 4 MELLERg

The undaTsigned offers his services , > 8
MILLER. TAebSst ami most sati sgacto-
~ Recommendation given as to capability
of taking charge Of FIGURING Mill.
Address. JACOB HINKLE,
shsIhyvfils, Shelby Co, Iowa.
August \, 1853 In
n. c. MUTT. -. @. rhITLF
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EsCoRPORATION aOTiCE.

| Notice Ia hereby given. sf me fokmatIcA
Of Company under the GenaFag hcogpa-
Eadon Law az The Ssata az Iowa. eallad
The C0uhen BaaiEs and st, aoaaph Rallroad
Company aad aalpg basiness nader said
nARae.
he pglReipai plaza az tFaaasessng bus /
9sss q ssid company e q c0uaell BlaAss
Iowa. 60 -
the bailaiag and operating Railroad ffssa
Couneil ElaIf8 10 the Biaaonrf STATE line,
with such hTaHehea ~ sala Company may
| from tfms 10 time asesn expeHaenk
The capital atoek. % the Gompeay il eaa
Faililea og delEsTs, With the sig1z ID lneFsasa
| Il 70 thrse malaisnss 10 be paid ~ Install
memta as tbs Directors may frea tfEne Co
tina ssssas aad sEaeTg psasidaS eacl 20
/ taIImankm slaafiHns be dsas amNeA aaags kAam
once in two oashss aaA anal Rak EaE any
ems tams,1 axeeea hse psK SEM Il indlxi3-
| SaA &uhaexinkiaa. ~ s.
This sexnokaGiaa Easm EasmEe4 "a tha iEsh
dAy q Msg. "a y. 1855, u eousiana kgty
YdaTas viii aEae glGhE az rsaewaa
/ The hslalneRa aIrA eg sha fp pany ags
10 Be managed By nine uireekcrs " no shau
ceAeoss fresm theig 0wta mamhsr = PresaHank
| Wee rreskaant and Treasures ma Beard
&c sid Dlregtagsy shau also sLeca D Scare
nafgs fgs
The eleeslpo pk BaKeeanTA and nkAeE skzis
GERS at tie G@mpaaTs viii kalk@ piaea an
aRally en ths ID 3asaa@E ok Snlys
/ Tizs hlEkesk Azonns 81 ~ kean@sa u
tbs EompAnY, snail m0a 81 art ans tisna
sxrssa $50 30 aztfl 81 eaelkAl sksek Is
lncgeaesA Aad slsail st Il any oss ama az
sma8 two EaflliDna 81 a0alara.
The pgIsats psspgy " @sceghaeaags Is
sxsaaps fxsas - EaaR NssaA g ~ eagnpaRsa
iehEs eyer Cd 8AosN - msnsmaa aas1 RF8a
sueh ssegkholAsrs VI dgagr aGaek.
o. NU6K0E1s1 Pgsasaa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

- What Il the difference bstween &c
aasampssd homicide and beg ksliing -
0ss d m assauls wish intent IL lili, sd
the eshsr Ia kill With insanb 10 aalt
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

- are you skiilfnl rneehanie q
6 Yes, sir.
e What can goo 1aass CO
g Oh, Almost anysling IN rag llns. e
4 Can gpa mako devil rts
Y gsgEaialy JOSS pus up ybeF foes aaG
| wiIi split IL ia tAges sgcoslsas, rersg
saw ) sAap ID nv HE slsas 20 lsaa
aIsara
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
II .E4mtss aAEA- .-EEs s845
G., j. FOX Z {. ! | :, I. J.. r..
DEALER IN
Foreign & Domestic Hardware q Me
chanios' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.

throughout ssesoa Largest and
which nbe don tn mosrs
TOOLS Of
Hatche Axes,A
hE pgs Stone Hansra and s ad
par1s o
BugLDERs HARDWARE consisting end Latch
Barn Door Rollers Door BsaHd Pals and large aaAOrto othsE e
-r
IMPLEMENTS great variety combining
PL0WSa fluff
aasIaws LITTLE
TER0NE IRON
and Toe Cok Steel Also
Amer Cd.
FTLEs AND RAsFs4 asok BUTCHERS
and ohg
CIRCULAR saws Of 60 Co.'S
celebrated MIL Musy
BELTENG STEAM PAChaNG-Rubber Bsng tOIa
Hemp Packing
8abhtt Metal, SPeter aad Soldering Irons
PUMPsFefss Ld Deep Wen Cssn and ehan
FaniEed and Leae
Cried
Thmble Skens, Team
HOUsE~FURNEsHENG GQOD6-Japann W4s AIDS
yeFp Plated Goods &C. &c,
the THREsHIEs MACHINES Rsaps and Mows
Mills,
orally. >
respectfully STOCK AND PRICES sors
purchasing elsewhere "a confident that
Council Bluhs Iowa, dsnaasy y, 1858 {. J. FOX
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W " as
=


W " -
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= Ksf ksxFs IA salr soasa ~ sFtas@s
Al ssAee Fssllngs Nsse sasmsn
waan Ne asezsss aHssAdvaa
Az gram as1am sha awyae,
I'll reslsss her iosesg state
Ana ewr II we ths vsw sas eaNaa,
That maas asF aznas ana asmsass
sac 50vsa hlsn eat ths Manl4SsF ea@ss
win wes6s ef Aase thai al lseaiaseA
ssaaa lhus Evstea % So nasnEs
Bus NJ wss wtonsaa. ana ne aAsaasaa
AhssaAh ~ 81 sAaA eass - AaA
Fhas a1pss Aas luFeF essssn AeK - 4
Wha hied hsn n aaassamk aaas
whsue Bathing sos aaTss -
sAs sazsd aaai and Il Esassy $50
Saa szsssassa a. 4 !
ms shades y fhaass 49, - y i y
me szsts n aeatA wsssE4 Nv Asass
vorNNfhe rsrad. % s Fsssn
weaaA bot eesld Rss u ~ lssst
Thss eEskess with lie isas epaa
A hfssR was asa na sRss u EsvA. H.
Copnsli psazS, psc I'D
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STERHaANa MILLS,
ST. JOSEPH. s.s.,a :. = 4,.as. 49,. g 81 u
Va have % hand ) Isrge lot 81 ReeefIss1
Whlsksy, q supeFi0ss .articie, free from
gtryehaiHe, tobacco or aEy poiscacuH arggz
o AaalterstioB, whieh we advance TIE
pries 81 from this day, yet eonsinae 10 or.
feF 10 Wholesale dealers Ut rates thaE will
reader the purchase ns tbs article In any
other market, Ices TO the importer 5as''s
We will sell at prices, and on such req.
sonahls terms 80 will enable these who
patrouize our ssta biishment 10 defy all
competition. -
Nov. 3, 1858. In
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GEO. 2, EAYRE a CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Awp

Glsaieood, Tsaca, aa5 PlaftsnoutA, Rs5rasha.
EKTILL promptly attend to and Agencies,
wv making collections, investing HoneY
locating ard selling lard warrants, paging
taxes, Buying and selling city propsty, ana
ali other Business pettaing to THAR pE0sass.
ionfu Western lava aad Nebraska.
~Letters Of inquiry promptly answer.
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~ aiaa.
80 uns s'i nasrss

Az @ss-~
ssz uns i ssi aasrsl
NH h..plssis, md j,
AsrskAass haa ! pretty lEYely tad
- -
~ i lass askss asa kaT.
apss ~ esEang haia II ii keg pzpsaae
KxseR yenaaa = - fagnas asea.
ss 81 ensts - u fag
sass breads Nssh $500 =
- z'3lE vhsaE y
msay0.
! aps asyssares Il i u - ! asls
q a Is per hpsha
y lid Arm asa salgls3 u c.
aavanee. We qnese ii & q d 81.
I asth plpass u bay ~
bza ssaxes aaa brsnN readGly
~ Assss i ssGsIl 80 IS bsahs
.fihd - b Aaarkas i email I'D thara
J. : slity liz beng IL tha
lRrsssakcold weather eont.nas Thars
= 81 supply in the eountEy, and va
Ahls ~ Wasm aAys m0mid psosaase Il
decline Ia present prices ~
II WasxKy reaAagns fsa at So cts. psr
gailon With a fdli supplyin market. IS
CoyEEE is held firm at our last quota
tons supply limited With prospect Of
being impressed, a. several Of cur mer.
cheats hAys a laEga aumbsF Of bags glll
board Ole Seams Pgeagas, nsw Etng.
u ~ allies below Nsbraska {: /. = .
sCaAR Is held arm al former quota,
tloass w ss4fs raf ...a.r b aa Et~
sAET, q A Salt has declined tao
dollars per sack and npw, retails ct -
.psF sack % 200 lbs #t II
BUrTEE ID large quantities and has
declined. We qaase IT, St 90 to IS cts,
per pound.
Eoos come IN steadiiy and bring read, !
lily 30 cts. per dozen,
sGaptaasEs IL eYsry kind arc hsfd 6rssn
at cur former quotations. /
puak batehsred, Ia far demand villa . |
siaAn Advance upon last weeks aaasa.
tons. We nov quote at $3.50 for 200,
S475 for $50 and $50 for hogs Wei Oh
ing over $50 lbs.
BIER CG4T1 Are broasbt ID sun.
cient numbers to furnish the market for
We hear Of no Beef being packed -
Saeh as0re broaght Id bring from 50, sol
to $500 cash par hanlFeas nett.
CHICKENS $500 per dozen.
TURKsTs $3.50 each.
GaoUsR Is oss per pair.
YESsloS l0Cts. per Id,
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GEORGE D0UGMTYsa ~
GemeraA Coaiecti No 4 9eaacy.

EasssAf~S&Ns&b&f @z-W&&@s AASW A&sa ESQ I
The dndsralgaed haslssg gscxmsgx EaEarsa
fFum-tAs RaefcausIIs basane8s. baws taawa
to ceer hrs services 20 Merchants and Bas-
sinegs AEeA ct all siasssa, "a G@sesai
CofseetSRg Agent he proposes sei gfs@s
hia entire atAsAtioM ID tha1 bmainassIs az&
his long residences, end sxtaNaivs aesasain >.
lance IN the West, wfls, he trases, 5aahla
him 20 give entire satisfaclIon to al wac
nsy empley him. 7 s.ass
Notes, Accounts aEd Claims Of an ksAda.
msy b Forwarded to the aaasrsla nxa, ~
nail, Or otherwise. Tor Prssenkalgsa. Lie
aidalion OF C6iisctioH. Premi.t astSAtsnn
wiH be given, sud the avaiIh inmsdiaGegy
rsmitted When Il nay berense neeeasnfv
70 place elaiRa iR cult, the beat proesasion-
al services will be seeassd, and ehA legal
proceedings urged forward aa fapisigy a
possible Doubtful claims wiu be seftIssf
and secured on tlzs best tefEha attainahla.
aud tae EslR ka - Al - sAEs, Nses takasA
sither a. payHasas ~ asoarity eaEsfglIy 10
vesligated. ......
The anderstEhsd wiz, alec paw Taxes ia
all parts Of Western iowa and Eehtasks /.
and VIII aIse SEA, FaFxha ss 81 fnvsss aFsyA
ey In Real Estate.
Letters Of tnqaify win be pgsmpsly at
bRES8a TO- FE ~ n t#Sss#2 81 =. -.-
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CRAMBERRKEs. fresh and cheap, Al
AKDEUS.
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GgnRGE nOUGHTY.

GogKgIL BLURV&~-OaSgsr a. wlRsR
BAaAsrHy Baldwin, q Dodge, do Gaaa8g
d Test, do /; d. c. Butt q Co, del ; "a
sAINy. LouIss Mee-~u0an, Klng & Co ,
Soaire g. Res6. 6hapIeigh, Day A Co. s.
c.. Davis 4 Co., Howard 4 Hiachamnh.
5T. IosKPH, Mo.--Toostsa q Fakieixh.
Jos. c. Huf, PTea't 81. %. ms. co. ~
L McDcaald. ]. l. J.. Cnrd, Nate. Mc.
Cord I Co.. J. B. Jennings ! &C., a.
neattie & Co. BIS
7 Sept- s-sa6 e. E.f .-sef FRr
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Land WaRPam4R.

Land Warrants are now selling In New
York. an follows
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NEw GOODS e
EUGENE h. BOLENs,
Attorney s. Counsellor at Law
LAND AGE Mt.

TOLEDO, TANA COUNTY, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and Taxes paid
y AZ Tama, Marshall, Grundy, Benton,
and Iowa Eoanties.
- Pardeula- attention given TO re-
demptien Of lands sold for taxes.
June 80, 1858. ly
A TEACHER FoR THE WEST.
By addressing J. q. Gardner, PialBGsld,
\. J., IA experienced Teacher can be had
20 teach Mathematics in an Academy, OF
TO take charge OF a select or public school,
o. be viii start a school, If advised OF an
opening. sspt%S%S
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q. N. sP ANGLE,
FAsEEE0N ABLE RAaKsBzas

Z THE subscriber beye teavh -
- t. amaoasse chez BE has res M
moved hssaAurto Eswodeegs @l47A
below the ROhanaon Hauxs, Beoea.
way. whera ha win be pleased 30
usssk Are nsany friends. Hs fs pre-
- preparnd kD DO any and aa work
- In HIS Inns, I'M The neaaeaks saaak das
eahga aad fasfniemMhle style.
Rsmsmbss The plasss tws aeofa west.
az tbs Kohanaen Haaza.
Jame IS III.
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COUNCrL BLUFFS MARKET.
oRFICR or TuE gUGLE,
Fnsywsrgg MSmwwa Nsa kSs 1888

- Re #g sts
WEEKLY WHOLESALE AND RETAfL REPORT.
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Lind Entered.

Amount Of Land Entered At the land
Ofioa IN this cry during the week en-
ding Dec. /, 1858.
q" warrant st.........r..t,r-....lS29 "
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THR 6&Rax IeoS 6T $3.50, ghBsLon,
aon eOsrespda hsnssf shsNsN Yaak Com,
Rs profaasional nomDontv il

CO Professional pomPonty is we'll
taken of in the following anecdote,
(Which was Squad ID . late EagIish pa
per 81 81
Z IShiSldst doctor. booking Iaarasd aad
speaking -sl0w-isWell mafinsr, what
tayth do, yoa wsat sxEEaesedI i 1t q
molaF or al inoisog Fs e. &
Jaek, thDst aud sharp Is Ia 10 the
upper Tier, On the lasboard side. Bear
a hand, you gwah forsit is niPping my
Jaw like lobster" -
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Real Estate TFamsRC liens
In PeYawaftszsis c.. goy lie Cuyrssf WEI

Reported Expressly tor the BaEle ~ Street HfdsY
Investigators of T4tIes aAd Records,
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O. s. Cwm4ss, SsxsekaFs II
tnsaasaa BlAaa, Iowa JaI5 ; 80 Il
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
HO
Important Announcement Is

o all persons afflicted v itLSexualdiseases
i such as Seminal Weakness, Impotence
Gonnorhea, elect, &C., &c. The Howard
Association OF Philadelphia, in view Of the
awful destruction of human life aud health
caused by Sexual diseases, AMI the o. ptions
whichare practiced upon the unfortunate vic
Tins Of srch diseases byquacks, have directed
thelt Consulting Surgeon, as a charita bic act
worthy OF their name, to give medical advice
gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male OIL
Female,) who apply by letter, with a descIip-
lion OF their condition., Gage, occupation, hab-
its OF life, &c., and in cases OF extreme pow
erty and suffering to furnish medicine free o
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
institution established hyspeciaI endowment,
Tor the relief Of the sick and distressed, af-
ficted with "ViIulentanG Epidemic Diseas-
eS," and lis runps can be used for no other
purpose. Ii has now a surplus of means,
which tn Directors have voted to advertise
the above notice. Ii is needless TO add that
the Association commands the highest Medi-
cal skill OF the age, aud will furnish the most
approved mnderntreatment Valuable advice
also given to sick and nervous females, aE-
aicted with Abdominal Weakness, Womb
Complaint, Costiveness, Leucorrh9a, &c.
address (post paid, Dr. EonGER R. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
. South Ninth Street, iladelptia, Pa.
Err D. HEhRTW L, rest.
GEORGE F~AIRcnILD, Secretary.
July 10, 1855. 1ymf2.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09

RIcHEs.-On a sultry, hot summers
day, an honest old man was blowing his
own field, when suddenly, under the
shade Of an oak, he beheld a god-like
figure, slowly approaching him. The
man started back.
81 am Solomon" said the phantom,
in a c%onfding voice. What art thou
doing here, old man
eff thou art Solo non," was the reply,
show can'st thou ask me2 When I was
a youth, thou didst send me to the ant,
I saw its method of living, and it taught
me to be dilligent, industrious and per-
severing, and gather the superauous for
a stormy day. What I then learnt, 1
still continue to do"
"Thou hast studied thy lesson but
half" replied the spirit; ego once moro
to the ant, and learn from it also how to
find rest and quiet in the winter of thy
years, and how to enjoy that which thou
hak hordsd up"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
The Session Statesman.

WIN be printed Daily, Fri Weekly
and Weekly. 1t will contain a regular
report of the Proceedings of the Legis-
l~ature, and q condensation of the De-
bates. It will also furnish the daily
telcgraphic report of the proceedings of
Congress, besides the latest general
news from all parts of the world and
the most ample commercial and inan-
cial intelligence from the leading mar
kets of America and Europe.
To all who wish to be thoroughly advi-
sed of the political affairs of Ohio, and
fully prepared to enter into the great
contest of 1859, SO near at hand, the
Statesman will be indispensable. 1t will
be forwarded to subscribers, either for
the Legislative Session, or during the
year, at the following rates.:
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
~BRADRETHS' PILLS
PURIFV THE BT,OOD.

Continued PAIN or unsasIness in any organ
generally cured by one or mors do ses of Bran
dreth's Pills. Thirty years.
by the undersigned fully justify thi $ a assertion.
DIR. James Lull, OF Potsdam, N Y, says--'I
have cured the most deplorabls costivsnsss OF
the bowels with Brandreth's pills, when every
other remedy had failed, and the patient was
given up to die. Skin diseases of An invcterats
and painful character, such as erysipelas, salt
rheUm, letter and summcrheat, l have seen era
dioated by their use. ! have cured the RIB suma-
tic. the epiieptic, the paralytfe a-d the con-
sumptive with these excellent pills alone"
In jaundice and all affections of the liver.
dyspepsia, dysentery and diarrh1a. pleurisy,
sudden pains and infa mmations, female OBJ
structions, seorbutic and scrofulous, even eoutv
and neuralgia affections, have yiyen way to the
u Sc of this medicine, and now after twenty
years experience, my estimation ofBrandreth's
Pills continues to increase.
OBSTRUCTION.
4 Young lady beautiful and healthy. took
cold, which caused a serious obstruction for
two years; her health was bT oxen down and her
beauty departed. AT length Brandreth's Pills
were tried; eleven doses, of from two to four,
period. Regularity was restored, and her
health and good looks recovered.
WORMS.
Brandreth's Pills arethe best veImifuge they
are infallibIe A little child, six year ole for
some weeks was dropping: it's mother gave it
day there came away a worm sixteen inches
long. and slarge as a child'sfnger. Thechild
was well.
~PLEURISY.
A gentleman. away from home, was taken
with pleurisy; the inflammation was terrible;
every breath made him writhe with agony.
Eight Brandreth's Pills were swallowed, and
warm oil applied locally: the pills operated,
and the pain was relieved; plenty of Cruel was
taken, and six more pills. and the second day
the patient was cured
These statements should have weight. and
prevent the use of poisonous drugs, and stopthe
sad practice ofblceding.
b. BRANDRETH.
Brandreth's Pills are sold at the Principal
Office, 294 Canal street, Brandreth Building, at
% cents per box; and the ~ anne, sugar cuated,
ID cents, warranted to keep as we'll as thepiain.
Sen. {. KS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
Good Story.

One Of the earliest Presidents of JEFF
ferson College, Pennsylvania, was the
venerable Dr. McMillan-a man of
great gravity and dignity of manners.
In those early times it was the GUS
tom for the students, when meeting the
President, to remove the hat from the
head, place it under the left arm, make
a profound bow, and pass the compli-
ments of the day.
Among the students was Tom Devoe,
an eccentric fellow. His father was a
rich planter of Mississippi; and as Tom
was always "aush of money!" the height
of his ambition was to sport a gold
headed canc and gallant the old Greek
professors daughter.
The term student. which he bore in
common with the other members of the
college, was a sad misnomer. Toms
mind was more deeply engrossed with
back CANNON, checkers, and "old sledge"
than with his mathematics, and he was
more deeply read in the lore of Ches-
tcrfeld than in that of Homer and Vir-
gil. In fact, he was a shallow-brained,
lily-handed fop, and, as may be suppos-
ed, a great favorite with a certain class
of ladies, who mistake impertinence for
wit, and fine cloths and affected man
ners for refinement and solid accom-
plishments.
But to our tale. Tom was one day
walking down street, arm-in-arm with
his friend John Smith, whe had a spice
of the wag about him. Seeing the
President a few PAGES before them,
Tom hastily inquired, what is "Good
morning, sir, in Latin ?"
ego sum s~tuLtus," was the reply,
without a moments hesitation.
Meeting the President, Tom, after
the most approved style of d~onkeyism,
at the same time making a profound
salem, greeted him with "Ego u stut-
tus."
81 am aware of it," responded the
President, making a slight bow.
This proving rather unsatisfactory,
Tom posted off to the room of his friend
Byics, whom he saluted with, 'tDeacon,
what is the translation of this sentence,
8 Ego sum stultus'"
II am a toolP" responded the unso-
phisticated Deacon
This told the whole story. As novel
writers say, Toms phelinr may be more
easily imagined than described.
Whether the students bored him
about it or not, and whether the Pro,
f%essor's daughter aver heard of it CT
not, "deponent sayeth not" but history
recordeth that the next fat bottomed
boat that went down the Ohio bore Ton
as q passenger.
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Gardiner, Maine, june 90. 1888.

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tB R,Y.

THE undersigned having in their employ,a n
experienced Baker, are now well prepared
to furnish in large and small quantities. upon
short notice, CAKES, TARTS, BRIDAL
CAKES, and CRACKERS, of every description.
% Phose in the country who deal in this
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q call.
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