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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
M@EEGE.

William c Vance and hobart u Craaw
Gsntiemep~-Ypu are hereby notified that {
shan appear at the Land Once at Council
Bla1s, Iowa, on the 18Th day of Angus.
next to prove ray right to enter by pre-.
emption the hf OF N w Or and N hG al s.
w q OF see 70, town u, north range 80 W
a3 JOSIAH HALL.
Juty rs, 1858. swt
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

We have opsusd very fEs lot Of sur-
ricr EaspstLhg, to which we invite spssll.
attsHsiaE.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04
MARREEn.

IN gffs eity "a the 2AFh lssg. By Rsv. r M EooR.
FELLOW. MI. CHARLES q. DOUGLASS, and ms
kLLRE ] JOT. all Of Ssqaaesl Bluffs.
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T7e'py $3.50 aa4a q ia<kgsEL~ a. EMMK MEGR q
Tbs undersigned si8sFs his services az a
MILLER The beat and most satiafacto-
nv recommendations given a. 10 capabilGtY
Of taking charge Of a FIGURING NH.
Address, JACOB HtNKEE.
~ shsgbYvflie, Shelby Co, Iowa.
August 4. 1858 ~ Ima
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

- During tbs na0nkh ea JaHe 80 cola
e Sc shs u. 9. mins In phllAaaaphiAy
anonnEsd TO 81 OF $50, o. . yAs8y BIS
uiaeas Of the latter thsre we're
sa0 coppera, $40 600 In ailvegs ana S8,.
s7g IL gold. The gold eoInage was All
soabEe. eagles ard tha salves all haaf dole
laE and QaaxtsTs. s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

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W. mssiss il the Tsoae psSilssEsss
At Glunwsod tAaa ~ hmaa xaR bold
isg - yaaSsEsl csarsnsGan has =
lisa hasa axsa apsn 10 stpah aay % 49,
maouth. In = eomyeRsaaiom haa #is Gel
sAsrpe. ms E.lisOx IL shA zAs re
LEARNED that aasps had nssa ealkass ls ssse
asssg casually In The DSssssaa sosi@ ii Of
y. = ' sssAs asd plaza oe AoIdlas ~ Con-
1880 And ~ - i roe
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

Oar assortment Of building mateual b
FaTy extensive, embracing shiag,es, doo71
sasbs glass; halls, spikes, butts, *
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To Farmers.

We woQld say that oar stock OF Az
ezfsaf1l fmplansnsa ID eumplste. We tan
large stock Of the mese approved PLoTL
besides
. shogels, +,
EAkea,
r.-rr a FORKS.
...--..- E..-t-r s&hythss,
Axes, Is, T.,
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r a I T o r IN G
tx AK Ers BRANCHES,
RK DAVHb HAHNEs.

Who bekE leave 20 aRnouRes to his HumsF-
Gus friends, that he las resumed business
Ia the abo#s line, at bis old stand, Middle
Broadway. m. -ua -.s. "a. 4.
- Particular attention paid to Cut
tag, Cleaning and Repairing,
Aug 4, 1883. IT
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Aasssssasa zserses Am Eagaa.ss

We nssies khat Nh. Ten Brock ~
Amariean sporsazaan in Kngland, j. saeei
ias viah hessss aaeesss this ysas, saas
be did n 1887, Hawea sARes rAses, and
Dis horsss fan sscond Id twO ssAsrs Ii
ona week. TIE raess wers fos saall
ssaka, sna bis hsas harsss wsgs not ~.
tered. AssAs Gesawosd Rass MS sws
most rsliabfs horses are snssFsa. md W
hope p bear . good aeeoEsns 81 shsir xus,
niag apgn thai easasioa.
ID Ooala hasaly sexpssssa sAas q gArAa
gariA : sasaags IAsa VIII Asrsss pnsssi.
HaAsed % Aa eoaatrys would sAaual 5 ysrJ
gee8eAanss - sin . Saeewhms ~ sass
bass heEsas in Ems wosEa are sssssaa -
ahais eompssisoes bas Il Nj. Ten nrssks
AaIssa oas long saongh, W tain - VII
ak lsass psevs y wsaaah fss ~ besa
Spogssansa % the osAsg bias 81 shs -
isaais, ena VII ssqaiss sOaas vslaabls
ihga aason relative % ths rsaxsng and
sgsiesas ans asAlas saiaaa ssanaOatsh mo
tatep@s @
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-04

Easacy Dress Goods!
PLAIN and Fancy Drsas Silks,
Vida Black Silks,
Paris 0Eagzrdiea,
Balsxs Robes,
Lawn Robes,
Robe De A'QaiiIs,
7@s. "a 4" Peplins, BfiiiiaHts,
Rich Challa Delaines,
White Goods,
..0, Embgoidsgies,
snz..... Dress Trinmiags. &c
Geaslsnsa's. Youths and
~ Roy'a Wearing Apparel,
+ Fine StaEiohegy and Cutlery.
-s Ehgfiaa and American Gissvv-,..
China Tea and Dinner Se,a.
Liverpool Ware,
Heavy q Fancy Groce1es
--s @sllies, Sauces, Pickles
..lf "a 4 - Liquors, are full and
eomDietes and we defy comparison.
Iii eur WbeIeaaIs Rooms Will be fop,4
choice and we'd sslseked stock Of
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SUMMER GOODS

Which hsvs bsea salsetea with great ear.
e the different cities Of The Rast, aAd vhi,k
0n Inspection, wail Be seend 10 smbrass
ssarythng news gars and valuable, In H.
way og Ladder, Misses and ChiIdresi,
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PIECE GOODS !

Comprising Gas
RTanRis kmxaA and AHsrican Clotht,
~ CasaAmassR and VestingB,
satsfnetts, Tweeds, sc,
Alse Blsaehsd g. Brown SbeedzE.
Shifting, Ticking, Crash,
Oaaa baEga, &c, &c.
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. q = NJ GRKvRDy
~ RAmwaxsT D ness

sss Rsnsgax, oea 80, 49,
WhisA will - saa very lew ssr eaaaa !.
Sane % 1895 80 sg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
THE THEATRES.

Only two theatres in Broadway were open on the even
hg or the 6th-Niblos Garden and Waack's At Niblo's
Miss Cushman played for the last night in America but
one. The play "Guy Mannering," with Miss Cush
man. Mr. E. L. Davenport and Mr.. Gilbert in the other
leading roles The house was full and enthusiastic. at
Wallscks Mr. Mrs w. j. Florence played three light
pie css porrayng their speciality OF Characteristic Irish
boy and Yankee gri-to crowded house. Tue artists
we're warmly received and the performance gsve gene
raj satisfaction There two performances ct the
Bewery and al the Museum which, with the E.hio
plan Minstres and minor entertainments, were much
better attended than is usual on Independence Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

anee arbitrary and unjust power he
s<es sdnnhrAton Of oonsu.uuc!al law; prophstsAy ~
greatness and social happiness.
Mr. JOHN VAN BuKKS, responding TO The fourth toast
soscluaed with sentiment in honor Of Caleb Cuehing,
the able general the enlightened statesman, and the &C.
conplished orator.
Mr. GUSHING briefly returned thanks for the honor con-
ferved upon him by fammAny Hall.
lis TO be presuned the whole programme was duly
carried out and that the festivities conducted 30 long
any thing remained 70 be festive upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH BY THE
HURLGATE PILOTS.

The Hurlgate pilots with their families, numbering in
an about $780, under the management Of Messrs Stephen
Horton Henry and Noah F. Mason pilots, chartered the
steamboat Jacob Bell, and proceeded 10 City Island,
one Of the most charming spots the East river,
where they passed the day most pleasantly, in
sailing, ashng and rowing about the feds-nothng
curing TO mar their festivities Two Of their large boats
were al City Island in order TO give the ladies' and chill
ayen sail in the Sound but unfortunately the wind
~ss 700 light for that They enjoy themselves
IN ether sports 70 their entire satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
REGATTA AT NEWBUR(

regatta took place at Newburg Monday, In which
q number Of boats from this city, Brooklyn and Green
point were entered The Newburg oarsmen took all the
prizes, and our New York rowers came homo quite
empty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

CT EOn FOB SALE OR ExOHANGE--FOR REAL,
pl.CVU. esate or bond and mortgages stocks, one
OF the beet porter houses IN South street, opg and
r. GArFNEY, 10 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

PRODUCE sxPosrs-Posr oFFrcx RErUBNs-ps-
CREASE IN Tus COLONIAL REvssUE-rHH NEW
HNaLrsH DIVORCE Acr-ARRIvAL OF THE sYRES
FROM NEW yoRK-RELsAsx OF THE BRIO ELLA
RKED.
BY the brig T. NJ. Mayhem We have Bermuda papers
70 the 22d June. Tho screw steamer syreu, from New
York, arrived nj Hamilton on the 10th.
The American schooner zavaa out forty six days from
jamaica, bound TO the Spanish Main had arrived at 81
Georges, In want OF provisions.
We have Giles from bermuda dated on 23d OF Juno.
The export Of produce date amounted TO as 900 bar
Iels potatoes $4,000 lbs OniOns and 1000 boxes toma
The Post once receipts for year footed up sd
Year ending 3lst March, 1857 .................2o6
DO. 90. ioes.ss.s...s...... 2ls 10
Increase. ......s.sss'ss............ IA
The whole amount Of deficiency Of the revenue for the
last n,ca year compared with the preceding one will
be seen BY the following aggregate statement
Revenue from all sources year ending warren D.
81, ....s.......-.'.ss.'"m 10
10. iV,zoo
Total decreve Of revenue in the year.. ,liO
In the House Of Assembly on 23d ultmo, message
read from the Governor enclosing copy OF Eogl'sh
Divorce and Matrimonial sent by secretary OF
state, with The view Of lie provisions being adopted the
colony.
10 the House. in Committee Of Ways and Means, the ex
isng tariff Of duties was continued in fros without any
me Royal Gasete Of the Esd ultimo -,ys-rbe screw
steamer syren, Captain j. W. smith, which LETT here on
the evening OF The oh inst for New York with des-
patches for the British Minister II Washington from
Admiral Sir Houston Sewart returned the 2otb. She
letHev York the evening ~ the 10th Tue syren has
been absent only twelve days. Capt Smith speaks
highly Of her Qualities q sea boat
The Bermudson Of the 10th uit. says:-rhe American
brig Ella Reed has been released from the Marshas
charge and has left for Philadelphia. This, learn,
has not through the yielding any point whatever
ON the part OF Mr. Yates, at whose instance she WAS at
ached for debt but simply In ceuscquenos Of the agents
the Ella Reed having given security for the agreed
value Of tho veese-namey, ca 900. The Attachment
Of the colony provides for such course. The
ssil stands for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

yTxpRrrop PALS, ONuDA COUNTY NEW YORK.
The bots the Shove celebrated Dse o. resort isope.
for season, reached few hours IRON Hes
York 81 small raroaf from uuca taxes Via
ters lhewe withh n box ~ MOORE, ProPriesor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

vvHowPsors ATLANTIC PAVILION, SHREWSBURY,
~ j., cpsn Cor sps recepHoo Of transfer, per
m,per bosrders Ftshing aAhuf, rivw and surf banrs
pnsurpssscd ssd AN she pleasures n IRA sls
treat esseyA J. THOMPSON, ProprissDr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

,se.Rs wANTED-AIL. Kinds OF TUE FINEST
- imported Havana segsrs wanted immedlsely. Cab VIII
he psd Two hundred bousand various brsnds Tor sal,
very low, W c'oss censguusnts, By D. BRYAN Jr, III
Pearl erect, up sshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
DORPORArION uOrICEs.

THE CoxwrrrEE ON AZ
OF Aldermen, will meet on
ntv Tar Commissioner's Office,
PaLties having petitions be
70 appear at2 O'Clock.
Committee on Assessments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

DRY 0OODO, 30.
4 YRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
NEW AND HB0ANT MANYIILAs
Amounting, n cost In Paris, 10 over unnon m
fhoaa most rAnovnsd fAbr,s~nta

~ OF
NEW AND HE0ANT nANYrLAa
Amounting, Il cost In Paris, . uunon fraacs
Whose products known sAke from 81 Petersburg
0Annople In Europe also from Bosom W ew Orleans
the United States having forced 70 sucsunb TO the
Ut The times the entire Of their
portion specially designed for the Russian market and
viii BE- s%u.snsoy,y dapossc Of =: 2. rs.sr.earD are
No. ISL BRoApwAY,
Between rhompsons and Taylors saloons by private bar
gain for limited period only These sales being Instituted
FRENCH COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
For the purpose OF declaring fourth sno final dividend 70
he creditors In kurGpe before Monday tho ID " An
gust The prices In most viii be merely aomna but
bone will be sold for less hau the amount OF custom dues
brokers' commissoners and assignment fees Tho slos-
Ma WILLIAM b EsfsEaE
Who has specially retained The above named spacious
premises for efficient display and iarbuuon.
Hours Of business from 10 iii each day.
1t oonssis In part OF
Night huAdred do do. 10
fifteen hundred superb do. do. III
Between thousand OF the most costly and
cherche garments imported into this country at froa
Also upwards Ave thousand French lace msn.se.a with
and three aounces chiefly the product OF The sea
bratcd ChAnily looms and ranging In price from 70 80
magnificent real guipure lace pnsnillas
Real thread lace msutilAs,
Real Pusher lace mantllas
Wholesale buyers only be waited upoa previous 10 10
IN e nornng Terms strictly cash before delivery
Observe the number. 6l Broedway between Tnompsoas
snl Tay lori saloons WILLIAM ID, kSTxhS&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

ca AND RIVER BArHISg, FISHING, SAILING, 40.
oS-scbeneks Pavilion, highlands OF Shrewsbury ~ j. Is
for the reception OF transient and permanent
boarders Splendid scenery hstug boating bsthng the
beet vines liquors. 10 he market affords the
attractions OF the above popular Ball alley the
premises Commurcsilon By stesmer Alice Price. from
foot Of Robinson street daily. p. y. SCHE~CK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

OCEAN HOUSE,, NEWPORT. =. T.. WILL BE orRrSu
~ ~ June ~ The
prepared application FOR for families
moderate and yhar call from those desiring pisar
JOHN u. WEAvER-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
.raa1s ayD TOBACCO.

~,.su r,-pcr5 .srss CAN rRoCURs BARGAINS
rom M sock OF Hsvsra, dcnfsi ard Germsn segsr!
La NornAs as low sss W ~ ~ ~" - W ~ ~
osh advances "s''' any o. CHggKs II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL NETTING OF COUNCIL SEVEN, SEVEN
"A teenth wsrd win be hold At their rooms a Bowery, on
Thursday evening" July 1t O'Clock Business Of import
will for action. Members are requested 70 b
= IN NETTLETON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

HEALING sPaIs9S.--rnEsEc ELEBR ArEo SPRINGS
Ill for Ne reception " vialters The furnt
and buildings all and fortbs aud sua-nt
comfortable accommodation o threS hun In I'd
cesbr~tsd heir e-en1 IN diseases of
skin liver and stomach scrufula old ulcers paralysis
dseass OF the bladder Kidneys srd ureus chFoaic fsnDs
chrome ssefmA diseases OF he lungs AMI BRONCHIAL tubss
hsnorhoids nsiua 10 sso rheuusssn rou' dypspsa ue-
diseases a. eucorhca dymenorrha uenorrsis OBJ
ca.ams,s prolapsus utef neuralgia aus diseases
OF he eye The baths have bosr enlarged snd npryved
since LAT By the Introduction OF number OF bnhr
tuba supplied with and bot from he Medicinal
fountain furnishing baths of any Temperature he feel
Ings hs patient and necessities % The require
beth occupying separate Apartment zach baa ssup-
ion The baths exceedingly eiesfu bsoysni snt g,as
fuI parting glow and scttnes the ssn not s1led BY
any waters wsssrn Virginia heir temperature being Sc
The prnperus Of tbese waters greatly
csartc diurec daphoretc, slisrauve seave and anti
rtant peculiarly spp-able W the treatment ct tse
above The ealing Springs 10 Haih ,cun
~ va edaely The road lead from Mlbo,o dspotof
phur Syringe miles from ie former, aud " miles east Of
he place, and within dsy travel a. bsunore Rich
mond wsah,r and Alexandria line OF dsy ssges,
carving mall will regularly between hboro depot
and While sulphur, and psssng en route tho Bah Alum,
WvYm aud springs, veil graded road and stop
pipr here win convey visi'ers regularly TO and f, the
spynsa experienced phy scian resides n be Springs
render the sojourn both pleasant aud proaA
BE ana have nted up Ere billiard and bowling saloon
ane Of engaged and vii remain during
,he season Perpons desiring further information n regard
NJ the edicfpAl water be supplied Win
our hlc the opinions and cerf sies Of ply
scsns oilers who have es,ed IT, merits al most Of the
hosss or By addressing he prcprisors :, ,v,v .-,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

ATLANTIC HOUSE NEWPORT, 1.-THE AB0vE
"A tnowp houss has been tnoroushly renovsied md
arqe epscaus hall ADDED during the PAS winter max
irg row enc OF The desirable hotels in Newport for
families and single genteme, The subscnber happy 70
the Atlantic Ia open Tor the rrcetn o' guests
Price AZ per day Fam lies tsten ON reasonable terms-
LCsEIH n WEaEER. Piopretor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
SUMMER RESORTS.


A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT FOR FAMILIES
N The Pavilion Hsi At Fort Washington, Shrewsbury, ~
D., open for The reception Transient
boaTders In pleasant and healthy o-sou Bathng
aent and cafe; nshinx good Communication twi 70 day
from the foot OF Robinson street, Nor.h river " \.
AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, HUDSON RIVERA
~ superior suit Of AM all suitable for
apsry Of genticmen with board, ~ Wctlani Park Ne tho
residence Of Boksoa w Field Esa t5 minutes by railroad
from Chambers street. To. spacious olcgan mansion,
rounded 10 o hRhy pcurssue Rrounds 10 deght
fully situated tho tank1 OF the Hudson, Drimsndng
beautiful view If the river: rIceen oaiag oosns aud
GsbiDg CunuOdous stsbe, A.. The steam ard
stages minutes walk Of the house Apply nj
sddre % wCod41d Pax, lisL rest. CarEansyiiie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

uEAHqros HOUSE, LONG BRANCH ~ y.-rHrs WE'LL
WI known esAbleamsat s noe open for Me reception Of
from ahc~e wh One Lawn IA 'front.' Address g. LAIRD,
prnp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
FURNITURn.

UNAMrIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF ruRrrrURE, IN
M ali eoors styles Wholesale aud retail prices
as and upwards. WARREN WARD, No. I'll Canal street.
odd No. ~ four doors east OF Brosdway, New York.
LvuRNrruRx FuRNrTURr.-THE HIGHEST PRICa
paid for household furniture, CARPETS mirrors kc also
viii dsvance literally on fvrnture pianos diamonds watch
merehsndse and ali Kinds q properly g be sod auction
Apply TO RICHARD WALrBks, 10, VnhsFine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07

MOUNTAIN HOME, TANrERsvTIfE, G8RENE 90,
wi nj Y.-fhs veil known hotel having Deea thoroughly
rebuilt aud refrnfshe, 10 open for TIE reception ~
vsers Being situated IN the Osski Mountains within
Ave miles be Mountain House. sprrounded 0y the most
sublime scenery, with abundance of Wild game and streams
In ma vny abounding vita troup renders ts
most delight resort Cor parties from NE ci'y 10
1sut Of health or pleasure z -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-07
1SDM 0ALN.

RAPE CHANCE-FOR SeLE-THE FRUIT STORE
- 272 Bee street situated IN the hest business
OF the street Cause for senghe having other oua
nee tn a,tc N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-19

dark court in Fleet street-appeared in
all the glory ofprint; on which memora-
BILE accasion-how well | recollect II II
walked down to Westminster Hall and
turned into it for half an hour, because
my eyes were so dmmed with Joy and
pride that they could not bear the street,
and were not fit to be seen there.
The idea propounded to me was that
the monthly something should be vehi.
Gle for certain plates to be executed by
Mr.. Seymour and there was q notion
that a 'Nimrod Club the members Of
which were to 90 out shooting, fishing, &c,
and getting themselves into difficulties
through their want of dexterity, would be
the best means Of introducing these. |
objected, on consideration, that should
like to take my own way, with treer
range Of English scenes and people, and
was afraid should ultimately do so in
any case, whatever course | might pre-.
scribe to myself at starting. My views
being deferred to, thought of Mr.. Pick
wich, and wrote the first number. | con-
nected Mr.. Pickwick with club because
Of the original suggestion, and | put it in
Mr., Winkle expressly for the use Of Mr..
Seymour. My friends told me it was q
low cheap form of publication, by which
| should ruin all my rising hopes and
how right my friends turned out to be,
every body now knows.
Boz appended to the monthly cover
of this book, and retained long afterward,
was the nickname of pet child, young
younger brother, whom ] had dubbed
Moses, in honor of the vicar Of Wakefield,
which being facetiously pronounced
through the nose, because Bosses, and be-
ing shortened became Boz. Boz was a
very favorite household word to me long
before l was an author, and so | came to
adopt it"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-19

were fast reformed, and the society fol.
lowed in the wake.
1t has been the complaint, for many
years, not only of the religious press, hut
also Of the lay, that men were too entirely
engrosscd with money-making, with the
love of show, with things generally "oi
the earth, earthly" 10 eat, drink and be
merry, seemed practically the whole code
of life. Something which would put a
stop to this, which should render men
more spiritual, would be, it was eyery-
were admitted, n lasting benefit, 1t would
seem now, as if that something was COM
ing. If So we, in common with all we'll
wishers Of society, gladly welcome it,
We must expect, in such an agitation,
many eXcesses, many absurditics, many
backslidings. All great movements ofthe
public mind, whether political or relig.
ious, have been accompanied 10y some
things that are to be regretted. But
though the impetuous torrent may dis
turb, for time, the quiet and clcalness
of the stream, it brings down with it the
pure grains of gold and these will remain
when the rush and noise and turbid wa.
tiers have passed away-Ledger.