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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-12-11
ID. &. BI.OOMER'S

ID. &. BLOOMER'S
Lssa .sEs.eS ssA Krehs3s 0Mes,
EMPIRE BLOCK.
A L. BRANCHES or THE LAND AGENCY
n Bu.iness promptly attended 10. Land Bought and
Sold, Money Leaned and Land Enteres on Time. Land
Warrants kept constantly for sale at tho lowest rates
II once III Empire Block opposite Pacific House.
MAY iS5I-niu
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ID. BLOOMER,

.Nsssrx E'sbiSe r l'oss"stssSsssr Of DssAs sss
shs state Of .NSe Fork.
DEEDS 4 &CONvEYANCES OF ALL KINDS
/ promptly nIIed out an. ackno~ lodged
- once in Empire Block opposite Pacific House.
Nay iS5T-uI-u
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w"Oh, desr,' > writes a lady corre.pon-
dent, "why don't you publish record Of
births. They give newspaper such bu.
siness like a:s.'.
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|. TOuTLE, w. q. FAlRl.ElGH,
4 rODTIE ~ ". TOOTLE.
TOOTLES L. FAlRI.EIGH

INNCl.u uSlvElY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY
T. GOODS. Grucercs Boats, Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Queeaswar &c, &c, and
FORWA WARDING l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I'd. street. ~. jW>eph, M.
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eral topics. Of course, his life, as An itin-
Grant, was full Of interest to me. lie told
me how cheaply he lived and travelled from
place to place that he was often hungry,
and never had over ten dollars Mt once.
81 have only five, now" he said; and to
verify his statement, he took from his pock-
ct half eagle.
glanced nt it. There was hole in it,
with ring attached! It was certainly the
property of the young man from Cincinna-
Il.
"What is this ring for ?" l asked.
''This piece wns given me by woman in
Arkansas, who was converted under my
preaching.
The liar had already made up my mind
that he was an impostor, in short, that he
Was the mysterious gambler. Before din
ner time, had an opportunity to whisper
my view to the captain, and while We were
At dinner, bis state room was searched. A
large sum Of money was found there, and
dress the unknown" had worm"
'Parson, can you swin ?'' asked the cnp-
tain rs the Rev. Mr.. Goggles came upon the
boiler deck.
"A little," he replied with very demurc
smile.
"You have chance to try; am going
to throw you overheard"
The captain took him by the collar. and
explained the matter to the astonished pas.
sengers, who were quite ready to assist in
emptying his pockets, and then throwing
him overheard. The money taken from him
was paid over to his victims.
The last We saw Of him, he Was swim
ming vigorously towards the shore, cursing
the captain with a. much zeal as he had used
in praying and exhorting.'
The young man from Cincinnati got bis
cherished coin, and l trust, learned useful
lesson.
~"Oh, dear" writes a lady correspon-
dent, "why don't you publish record Of
births. They give newspaper such bu.
ain esa lie a:e ;,
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ID. Sullivan, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN + SURG EON. OF fsC. Al Ill D
LEN'S DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway C"a"-
h-u
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CASADY f. TEST,

CASADY f. TEST,
.liIsrssys ssd losnssii"rs At Lssc, s"~
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
CouSCIL BLUFFS................. -.....Io"A.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies. Collections, Investing Money. Lcat-
us and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pet.,u,ny to their Profession in Western Iowa and Ne
hr,.t, n1u.
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COLLINS HOUSE.
CORNER OF 3RD AND MARKET STREhTS'
Dee .asSss lWN, lssrs.
prlrOS =. NJ. COLLINS.
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Physlctan ana surgeon,
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sAMUEL CLINTON
CLINTON j. BALDWIN,
Attorneys at Law, Council Bluns, Iowa.
,,,uJyr,c,ice in all the Courts in Western low ana
WkLp'",r " " n2S-yl
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From the sublime snd beautiful 10 the rtdculous Of
truth, there step Who that has read PoEs
Annabel Lee, will doubt it after peru
sing the following -s-.
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hope gradually to make this critical department
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Our OliO.

THE last excuse for crinoline is, that the
"peaEer vessels" need much hopping.
A MAN whom no person pIeases is more
unhappy than one who pleases nobody.
Lo~eFELLow says that SUNDAY IS the
golden clasp that binds together The vol
ulne of tlle week. -. r "a
WHAT extraordinary animal production
may te procured in the Isle of Wight.
Mutton from Cores! -.
"WHAr was the use Of the eclipse q
asked 4 young lady. sob, it gave the sun
time for reflection replied veg.
GREAT men are like great rivers in win
tcr, That break through the fttter8 and
trigid restraints which bind the smaller
Streams. s#S
WHAT IS the difference : tween 4 cat
and document? One l"s cia,cs at-the
end Of It's paars, and the other has pauses
at the end Of its c}ausyS!! !
My German freud, low Icing have
You been married =
"VoI, lis . ting vat I seldom don't like
10 n Ii about; but ven | does, it seems
10 DC 50 long rs 1t never vas.
On, I pant for glory, rant for re
1,own, said . ragged son n genius to his
friend ''Weli, if you've pair Of pants,
You'd better put them or, wes t1o cool
reply OF bystander.
G&Av5Tr of mann2rs is thought by
some to be mark Of w;siom-yet the
grayost beast is an gss-the graye>t bird
Is an o'Cl-tho grayest fish is an oyster
and the gravest man IS usually q fool.
Tou can't get along in the world vi h
a homey wife. She'll src- half Io.
time looking in the glass, aud turl, anl
twist, and brush, and fix until she GETS
completely vexed with her own ugliness,
and then she'Ll so right tfand spank the
baby.
A LADY asked a gentleman the, time Of
day. lie said he kept no watch, and lhgt
in the morning Chaaticleer was his time
piece.
81 did not know before" reioincd the
lady, chat the fowl was so scientific a
croU-nologer."
WILL YOU have Daily Ssu, said
newsboy to Mrs. Darlington.
4.Wi | have daily SOM WHY YOU
little scapegraee! How dare You insiuu-
ate against lone woman from home p
No, indeed, | guess l won't have daily
son Ny poor dear man used to COM
plain awfulIy, when presented him with
year{y SOM a daily son Indeed
Begonc, You little upimp!" And the old
woman called for her turkey-tail fan to
keep Ecr from swooning.
AN Eng6shman being quizzed once
sabout the duliness of English sSies-most
happily replied in the following nnpromr-
III:
Stranger, would You wish TO know
Why we've no blre in English skies?
1fwasstolen from Heaven long ago,
And given to our mai1ci's eyes
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William Fl. Prescott, Mrs. H. B. Stowe,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Gaskell,
VIM G. Bryant. 4otbor of"Rath, DC.
Henry W. LongteIlow, Mrs. L. Maria Child,
Rev. F. H. Hedge, ID. D, Mrs c. NJ Kirkland,
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Author of "Wensley." James Hannay, Au'r o
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Chicago Tribune for 1857.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is bold, earn
L est and straightforward Republican paper,
devoted to the cause of Freedom, Progress. and
Reform. Believing that Liberty. and not
Bondage, is the saving principle ofthe Repub
lie, it is enlisted into the Republican ranks.
not for campaign, but dnring the struggle
between Freedom and Slavery. It contends
for the principles declared by the unanimous
vote of the Fathers of the Republic in the Con-
gross of 1887 that Slavery or involuntary ser
vitude shall never exist in territory now free
and it therefore insists that Kansas shall be free
that Slavery shall be excluded ftom all Ma
tional Territory and that the influence of the
General Government shall be exercised On the
side of Freedom.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-05-12
LAND & LOTS FOB SALE!

Tg1HE subscriber oilers for sale the following
i valuable lois of land,
West half Of section %, also the whole Of
section 90, Town % Range Il.
Also several choice pieces of farming land in
The vicinity of River Falls.
These lands viii be sold on such terms that
none need be without . farm.
Also quite number Of desirable Building
Lots in River Falls which viii be sold on easy
terms and low. prices.
For further particulars enquire at my resi-
dence in River Falls.
VA. A. TcZER.
River Falls. June 18th. 1857.
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And all kinds of MILL FEED, which lie
is ready to dispose Of, on terms to suit custom
ers.
Fl. fatters himself, that after an experience
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Custom Work done according to order,
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barrel sacks and sent to various parts Of the
country.
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THE TRIBUNE AS A NEWSPAPER.

The City of Chicago has become the news
centre, as well as the Commercial emporium,
of the great Northwest. The vast system 81
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e sTE 81.
By THOMAS HOOD.

She stood breast high amid the corn,
ra CIasped by the golden liglt of morn,
Like The sweetheart Of the sun,
Who many glowing kiss had won.
On her check an autumn fush
Deeply ripencd such blush
in fine midst ofbrowu was horn
Like red roPpics grown with corn,
Round her eyes her trcsses fell,
Which were blacklist none could tell,
But long lashes yelled light
Which had else been ali too bright.
And her hat, with shady brim,
Made her trussy forehead dim
Thus she stood amid the stools,
Praising God with sweetest looks ga
Sure, said, heaven did not mean
Where reap thou shouldst but CLEAN.
Lay thy sheaf &down and come
Share my harvest and my home,
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NOTICE EXTRA.

A Ii persons indebted to b. E. YANx1TTA,
- either by note or book aocoert. arc res
peetfally requested 10 call and pay the same
Immediately. B. Fl. VANEATTA.
River Falls, Wis, April 18th, 1858. nl3-tf
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GREIlE;T1W WOOD HOUSE,
VT. T. wrNCHE sTER, Proprietor.

w. 7. wrNCHE STEER, Proprietor.
TESHE GREENWOOD HOUSE is well ftl :
il nished and kept in the best style. The
proprietor fattcrs himself that by strict after
ton to the wants Of his guests he can make
their abode with him pleasant and agreeable
@ Pleasure Parties
viii find this Housc ain agreeable resort. The
Natural Scenery of the Kinnicl1innic River
in the vicinity, is as fine as any in the North
West. The streams abound with SpeclxIed
Trout. and afford the best amusement to the
lovers of the angling art. Fishing tackling
always ON hand.
The proprietor respectfully invites his friends
seeking either pleasure or profit to give him a
call.
Commodious Stables arc connected with
the House.
BoARD.-one Dollar Per Day. -Four
Dollars per VI eek.
River Falls, ieree Co.. is, June 10. 1857