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Below We pablish the remarks made
81 she Railroad Convention, held in this
city % the 18th nlt., by the Hon. J. r.
TAsATA, Of RoskpoEt, Me- he Is g
farsibls and talented speaker, and hiR
remarks wsgs listened 10 with ths deep
sst interest
Aas. YanassA. Of Ackikon County.
Nos being called apon % explain the
prasant eondition pf tho piatts County
Kaiiroads stalled tkat tia Legislature of
Missouri has voted $50 0Gs0 towasds The
nonsfxnesion Of Railroad bon Kansae
City 10 he norsAexn line oS tha State. 10
be tailed tbs tsPlaats County RasIraad.ss
OF this sam @s5u, 900 wauld be exnend-
I'd Routh ef st. Joseph, the halaacs nostk.
50 anxious are the cstixens 81 Mias0usi
10 eumnlesa this road, that last tall
yots al the people az Ashison aoansy
VS. taksn % fhs question. which resuls.
ed ID authorizing the county 10 taks
$tm, go stack In the road. 4 similar
results woald have been 0bsAinsd ia The
eounliss 81 Holt, Andrew and NodAWay,
If local interests had not mnfarsanassly
lnsssfexed % pgevsns ID. Still he had NO
dcubt those counties are now ready and
wiling 10 vote literally In favor al tbs
measure, &c Hrmly helisYsd thai Hols
county viii subscfibs $3.50 900, aud An
drew Ss00, 900 Bachaaaa county viii
Lake The balance. 50. Joseph neeis tie
TRADE ct the uppsr coantry, and can alpne
seeara il BIZ Means of this road. Her
ssseeeAs bag very life or death depends /
on u /; and her eftissns being intaI lIgeua. /
liberal and fully alive to heir interests, /
viii take hold with q will and push thaiY /
pagt Of the road 10 compilation. Cen /
tlemsns said che speaker, bring your road t
~ the Missouri line, aud we viii meet
Foa heTe promptly, aad sxtend 10 you /
he warm band at friendship. load 1
Applauae. Missouri viii do beg nsrt. 8
With the enterprise OF she psouie Of Ii
1onnciI Bluffs, Omaha and Other possals
Interested before uss IL IL nscassary q
aek, can shis afly miles OF road d ahe i
Missouri line bs bniIsa his ridiculoue
D suppose thas il cannot. lApplauss.9 j
~. Vanasta than proeseded ID sst forlh !,
p . fofcibLa manner The ativantages l.
Il derived By this upper eousssy, frcs,
re e0Enpletion og the road, and euzcIu-
led hy pfedgine himssA MAa Missosarii I
Eonld bald The road "a the Iowa Linz. y
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Mahwaaha WfEff Cara

= Our business men cannot be too care
gul how they Aaadls and eountsaaaee
Nebraska Wild Oaxs. Look aus for au-
other akimaing operation There is
sonsthing 'sFottsn in Denmark"
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gss ~ e. -. - =

ca The St. Joseph LoaraaE says that
p, 60, 900 Of the late appropriations By
ooagrsss, have arrived at LsaTsuwosth ;
towards paying for Vie movement Of she
government freights towards Utah,
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MISSISSIPPI AND NILSSON "A
E9 gsaa -
- = Il =. 81


r A IL r O a d !
In connection with the Chicago & Rock
Island Railroad.
Traina run through from Iowa CitYto Chi
cago without change Of cara, crossing the
Great Mississippi River Bridge, besween
Davenport and Rock Leland, thln avoiding
the annoyance Of Ferries and ehaagea al
By ether routes.
- Miles Distance Saved
By this route travellers freEn Eouaeii BlBffa
and Fort Des A0inea wi IA save twenty-five
miles distance. Fare lower thaa BY any
other Taats. -.E ra
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
TratHs Lsaps DsiEy- Saadayz sxcsps-
cd.
Towa City at 5t3s a. 70. and $50 p. m.
Muscatine at 6:ls q. %. and ASS .. %.
81. f" d" a:55 : tbs "
Columbus City at 2. p, a,
TrdSRs aFTius as
Iowa City from the Eas, at II. 10 .. u.
and 80 P. m.
Muscatlns, from the East, at
T.45 3. N. and 81 Is p. a. -s.'
IigO $50 :"
Columbus City, from the Eass, at f.so
p. -.
Davenport, from the West, at q. 2sa. n.
and 0,30 p. n.
- FOg travellers going East this route
10 the cheapest, quickest and naost reliable,
and isa Advantages are Superior to any osh-
er offered, connecting at Muscakins with
9oats FOR st. Louis aud New OrIsanss at
Bureau Juscsioa with krains Coz PsaFaag at |
Ia Sale with allnois CenlEaI Railroad, |
North for DtxOay Frssport, Galana, Daa. |
eth and Dialogues South Cor RloomIngson.
Springfield, jacksonville, Naples. Cairo. /
alien and 50, Louis, and at ChIgAgo wfsh 4
Michigan Central, Michigan Soukkern and /
Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and CAAeako Ran. /
'oada fcFall parts Of the souaheka 6ad Eas. |
sFn States.
ThrOagh Tickets Tc AZ Ehs praneixai /
Eastern Points Can BE- pEocaFsa IL ths /
Ticket 0tsses On Iowa CITY anl MnseaGaus.
s&ggags Ra~Cheekad at Chaoaau, aaa 1
FkRM To Conn2esinx Linem.
ADDISON DAT superintendent. Il
B. I. CARROLL Akenk.
Tana 20. 1851. III E
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orTlcaas o. nm sTKaaaa orxAx ssxAr
HS1p 70 BAlI.CApt. Marsh, Of sha
steamer Ocean Spray, has been haIa "a
bed NJ Commissioner Hiskman Ii tha
sum Of $1,000 and sss engineer and
mate Of the same boat Ia lhs aam sE
~ 900 each, fof tAsaR Appaaraass at tha
q. .. GiFcais Court Cor Misscari Dis
tries, 81 ~ Gail terra = as prssana ysaa
% snswu The charge Is being inasru-
mental in The aeasgneeisn d che Ouaan
SPRAY ard sha eas@ sgaaae lassef life.
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REFERERCE9


| s hsFeby given that the undersigned
q apply 70 The Commissioner Of Pens
at VI askaingtan City n. G., On o. after ,
Fret dag Of JULY Rext, for the Ee-lssS'
the foIiowsna Isnd Warrant, (ths -
having been assigned or owned BY me, .
losa dream my poekas between Co.'S
Mlzs Iswas and Omaha City, RsbfasS
Tezrtsefy. "a the aAsh day Of April, IS'a
Fizs
Lana WarranE No. rs $50, issued to u
Esakaant. ussdsr the act Of Ord Of Ma
1866. FOE 100 acres.
GRANVILLE b. JARVIS
Csuneil Biaffs, April q, E86s-6w
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9sHeaeM ~ AsamNaasa -

un Saturday las& sase 9e 0sn buss rfass
nsn, holding s0EAe 9400 ef Toe Issues
or the Bark 81 Tykanla, made aanuss
foF fexiampklon BIZ ths aAaAs III ska Bead
quafsers % ere Dassk. u TaRazna. ms.
anems having bean fafaasss, ! wsik "a ~
sMcinsnf WIS fasassa asaa Ne psas@Hs !
u she Bank W IL 3 alzaasI 4
evIiasng, &saFe ard assAs sAkhal ut.ss
esaion u ~ ~ Eke4sR N 81
tive - terHAsk shaB tiss saas sossgas 80
sanasy red .sa@A aaAgsa a
- earsssaiAr aassna6sm i eaaisz IS
- land Sales advsssisesaans % ID pas
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49,, s. -. 49, :
- - - -
Ngf sne LET 70 q saz 80
ed we pahllsM khs ID vim lee aF0n
the Receiver g puhlsN Mnssl4s. il fhia.
- j, vavao,.. .,;...;.... -
$50. = .a.a.sS
u 3sSs@e AsaA aAIaa1Afy b~ s.'sa
Scrip N RAynsns foE lanass ~ sAa psaa-
ho sales IA NsnsxaeuoA N Ia ssh a "a
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fnese apsn aheak pEessnaaelan 70 800
psss saAss Z Ksskl s. 81 sslE&sl 81 &c sx@
ala.sA - E.se Nnitea Eaassa8 saan aiaa
1ssa oz sea nasss ssspssd bg 80 aaassaRs
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'1ezs 80 re aEaoaaa ala waa - ssssh
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k3xaAs IsAsp SAAxss--fn eoampliansa
wlaA asgeas Representations Esom KAN
- - pFesfasus rs decided 10 post
SOS III OsseAar, she land ssisa ID shaa
AxzitaFs.
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hirt eight pwayian I.EausAa
ssu sOsAaA Essm assw Tark - BOG
land lass week.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-02

Wn0 Cas- BAsg GARggALs--AGs Edan
Bsswss % Bsswn's Ferry, Oea8s Kiyss,
Tcws, - sAaghh daring ~ pass siu-
ssss sHsasy.shsas soonss les minkss tire
stsssas aza : ssxt Iced = pale saass--8
One aiEhs last week be essghs sigha
yoaag w0Ivsa Airs u > holaow tree
IS. Brown = shiaking pe going y Ne
bFaaka ND = saazbiax hank
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M0NNaE.

rs herAby gwen to the asvaraa aAnFe,
IL holders Ii ghs Dsessar Tgwn xnR Rersy
Company, that on The 3ssh day al Apsas.
a. U, 1883 "a aassssneas % sswaa&Y 81 !
lars waa levied en each share i'm saad enssaA
paay. aad M sasd aaSsssMent II nss a. 4
witizin sig weeks arpm she date al alsia ussb.
lieatisn, that the Treasures will pkoesaa
se esd smch ahareg 90 have mot bad khelv
assessments paid, Ia aesoEaahcs with tbs
b Laws N said company,
GEORGE w. MASON,
Sec. 0R Uscgtur II. " y. Co.
May as, ss8-ew
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Aaaa Il II - 1szas szsszs
- = plAihs Assxizg
- - = nllaaiss lsmas Mssssssi
- KAzsaa u - al.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-02

ARD AMssGsa 9ssuzasssem Maee&assas.
TsoR taas sale u nEsgeAaHalpa. Noasss.
II Lsts, Lanasy ~,
COUNCIL BLURFss IOWA.
RY CensiRamants ssiseaaAa cen houme
and ahraad, and xtssMEsd VI wash sssamass.
ness and aiapakeA
AAMRMM xsa@4
Hsa- i. a. RsntaH 1gs i llemEsssg Bsuass.
q. d, NsA0@. ssss - - ssss j.
q 4 M@&aAmeszs - assss. Z 40
" ~ q M@ham&ams es-ess.
D. MAmlzmka sssa - = ssss so - ~ y Z
u -. MAsasEs .ssssssy ~ssss l&A1Angs
Sept sskak4 szy 4
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C.. j. FOX,
Foreign & Domestic Hardware & Me
chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.

to
wAle Ibsg cat reasonable CASH.
Bench
Hehs Hand
Bowels uge Draw Knives Braces nd Bits Iron sd cod Bench
Tows Stone Hammers and sedgss and variety
RTFHDEEgs HARDWARE consisting Rim Locks and Latch
Bells and Pulls
By builders
Of
dfor eo
TYRONE Of naze Of ahv
and Toe Cork ssei AsO Forged Horse Shoes
and American Horse Nails
FILES RAsPsA large stock ali Of
nd
aELTTNG D. STEAM PACRISG-Rabb Rslng inch
bssbitt sodering Iens o. hand.
PUMPS-Forcs and I ell, ostsn and
o. and
seng Dog Irons P
lies, whips
ROUaE-FURNxsKKKG G0OuS-Japanned Ware
az aiso agent THREsaEG MACHINES RaaUsapd M#a1
Mn Mus, Water Wha, and foE
AAny.
elsewhere confident that make 70
aneTsd at the LOWEST
Council Bluffs IoWs, January -, 1883 c. ,.
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p AcoEE. {. 3. CLAP
M00@E 50 CLAP,
3 q N K E r 8
RgAS. EsTATE BROKERS.


zxuug crrT, .s,. ....-, .... IowL
DILLS Of Exchange on all our EaaEl
ID and Southern cities bought and sold
Money loaned oa real and personal sass
Fttya 49,.
Collections made ia western Iowa u.
eastern Nebraska, and promptly reuatz
to any part Of tho United States, st tie O..
rent rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought and sold. an4 >
Gated Ga time also sold and loc2trt =
time fer diHsaat dealers.
Farming lanaa and Town property boaE
and sold on commission.
Taxes paid for non-FaGidants.
Inssrest paid ca ell deposits ma4s b
three months or over, at tie rate Of ten =
cent. per anRum
REF EREECES.
kRslF4, Dsa%E& CO. no 10 q q CIlR street. ..,S
Non. Seqs &gspeEssg, WEsas, ., .r..+..rs..... w.
VA oseGsn, Pres. AAak IT EGAgasmssa, Bsas-
A1n3So1s $1,000; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAespas FpcSt4 Sa@@ssAEzaa VEIlaJ RaRE,
tkfHgaSxNsoEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
q ssnssg, Psus9 AssHss CSGasE BaRk, EinEAa2-
b1aFa7 IS $3.50 sssss ..ssssts-.sssss.-s'
Moa BAnssl s Dsskszsaa, HlHxA4zalsn ,....,...
= 1. EARgwsrthg Esss, R&AkaFs, DuAa9ae, lie
Ceola&ugh h Brooks, :" haf7inEtgH,.,
0gateEsnsn Rsnes d" Eswa CITY,,
", l., AsWhegTys Esas .CbiczS2"
Fn2r24~sT "
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Two or three coed Fasm1 IN thls eoa -.
and poaglaa county, Nshraska. E0t =
tsxugars enquire Of WA. M%asry, CssSG
Esasy e. Bald@in q Doagss euaDcn 0'"~
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NOTICE
To sill shoFn Il may eanesrss 40 haze
By give nofisel that i viii appear IL ths
Lard OfEscs at Council nlazES CITY ID 80
81 day liz gune, A. d. 1883, aAan ~ loek
A. NJ TO prove up Ga, and al.3SF hg pre-
Emnsfan ths soutAa&ss qaATs3r - Heesaon
No. 10 In Township no. 10 North 81
RaAKa BE. ~ West
~ MARY ROBERTS.
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Amount Of Laad entered daring week
ending May g, 1853, at The Land OGee
al Council Blutfs.
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AGENTS,
No /, PslmeE's Block. Up stairs.
May &c, 1858 fy
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20 Fire and Marine risks taken IN this
the oldest and best established Insurance.
Company in the United States by
, 1858-10-01
wIstar's Balsam Of wild Cherry,
THE REsT RENFnY rvGR KNnwN


POr Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis Influenza eed
Ing Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Pain Weakness Of
the Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c.
In Short this Basam pc ullary adapted every disease
Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known possess
delnal properties This fact Is familiar every maron In
our land, and Physicians often prescribe In different forms
for variety Of eOmpAnts Tar also has equally noted
for its virtues; and physicians, whose fame familiar to
tie whole country have gone far declare that even
Consumption could be cured by alone In other hands,
again, nearly valueless owing Doubt their IgnOr
ance In preparing and administering ~ difficulty
rely obvated BY patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by these two
substances now for the rst time combined and embodied
In DR.. WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. by nice
chemical process deeerous useless rejected
% that what remains the extraordinary and truly EN-
eaeOus remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary liver diseases
ever known to man.
CAUTI0N.-As there many C0HRtersits look well at
the signature before purehasng take unless the
Of Sanford Park Is engraved the outside WrapperA
others are base iRifdtiOns.
Sold BY al Druggists and country merehants.
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an orders
should be addressed is9 Washington street, San Francisco
Also, Importers and Wholesale Agents for all GENUINE PA.
TINT MEDICINES which offered to the trade at reduced
rates tor cash Ism
, 1858-10-01

~ A It has pleased eod In HIS Divine Prov
idenee 10 remove from midst n H. PuAcE. true and
worthy Brother Of ssIAeOOm Lodge No. Of y and A ~
Therefore bel
RaolUed b. he members of sad LOdgs, That lament
he los Of deceased brother and While drop the sym
pathetic tear remembered Of he uncertainty q human
NE and he unlu6ltanta nature o. an m pursuiis Let uS
resolve 70 maintain with greater aasduly The dgnned char
acier Of our profession May Faith Be evnced In
rect moral Wak and department; may Hope be bright
he glorious mysteries that viii Be revealed hereafter and
Charity eoundes. 70 The wanas Of iouereaturss av
Ing faithfully discharged he great duties which 70 God
. neb0Fs and ourselves when shall please the Grand
Master Of he Universe 70 summon ~ Into s eternal presence
may lie treeboard Of whole ie pass such Inspection
hat each Of e.. Of he hidden mamma and receive the
white stone Win new name written, that W ensure perpe
ual and unspeakabe happiness.
Reosusd That deeply VmpahiSe win he relatives Of
cur deesased brother, The eparAble los they have suI
8SolpAd mat Ihe han and furniture Be draped In mourn
n nd Ne. ne brethren wear hs usual bads Of mourning
for thirty days
Rsas mat copy Of The fSgsrOIng Be sent 10 the Fela-
ves of he deceased q Lexington. lneh and he Editor of
he Puget Sound Herald be requested % publish The same.
4 eCnR0fERl
\. g MORE, SCommlttee.
4 MrCAW- 4
, 1858-10-01
PUGET SOUND HERALD
MEHlCOOH, v. :, FRIDAY, OCT. l, 1858.


= co0rnrNATIOa ~. MOSOPOLT.
The commercial interests Of Puget Sound
are daily increasing in magnitude and i'm
pOrtance. A carrying trade which, year
ago, was confined to Q few lumber vessels,
has extended until the substitution Of steam
for sails is rendered an imperative necessity.
Then, wind and sails answered the purposes
of business men here very well now, they
are entirely inadequate, and the more Ger.
tain and speedy passage of the steamer is
felt 10 be indispensable. The merchant,
when, added to lively competition, he has
to combat battling and tickle winds, is often
subjected TO nos only great disaPPOintments,
butnOtunfequently to seriOuslOssesin trade.
His success depends in no slight degree upon
receiving quickly many articles required BY
his customers, and also upon being in the
constant and regular receipt Of other arti-
eles, the dsstructible nature II which does
not admit Of his keeping large stock on
hand, but for which nevertheless there is an
unangging demand and consumption. Many
articles in the grocery line are Of this nature.
N this age of luxury and refinement, the
tradesman who caters most TO the public
taste win be most successful IN his business
70 be able at ell times 70 crafty public
tastos, be cannot trust 70 The contingency oi
winds.
Our purpose in penning this article was
% suggest TO the merchants on Puget Sound
the prOpriesy Of entering into combination
f6r the support Of an independent ocean
steamer, 10 ply between TIE Sound and San
Francisco in ssmi-mOuthly triPS We re
eurd he present q very favorable tims
fbr an experiment Of this kind. With I
largely augmented population and business
there cannot now Be doubt that q sufficient
amount Of freight viii offer, both going and
coming. 10 amply sustain . steamer Of thS
largest class; and with guaranty from the
merchants Of the Sound that an indspen-
dsut steamer shall have the wAols of their
carrying trdds, % The exclusion Of the Pacific
Nail Co.'S stsamsru, there is little doubt that
ono would soon BE- sent here, on application
% he proper parties.
The Pacific Mall Co. has grown entirely
too oorpuleut on Is ht mail contracts TO be
e ~ disposed 10 accommodate our people.
ia. uln,i.,sru rrf,aa N rnciiva fnnivht A.
, 1858-10-01
THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY.

An lIeIn OI no SuIhll iliPoib W tH" pSOP'~
of this town and county appeared in the HER
AID Of the 18th ult., from an eastern paper,
relative to the Hudson Bay Co.'S claims in
Washington Territory. As stated in the
paragraph alluded to, Lord Napier, the
British Minister ct Washington, has been
authorized by the Company to dispose Of
all of their property in our Territory for
the sum of 100000. Several meetings, it
is said, were held at the State department
during the past winter, and the Secretary Of
State was favorable to the purchase, but the
disposition of Congress being doubtful, the
subject was not brought to its notice.
The property referred to is that of the
Puget Sound Agricultural Company, which
comprises some of the best farming and
grazing lands in this Territory, and much Of
which has already been settled upon and
improved by our people.
This offer has been made in view Of the
approaching dissolution Of the Company, in
May next and in accordance with the treaty
between the United States and Great Brit
ain ;n IsAs whioh rocooni,s. the rich. of
,he comn.rv - ,hs lands ,bsn occun;sd nv
them Tbs article in the Treaty bearing
directly upon this matter is in these words
"The farms, lands and other property Of every
description belonging to the Puget Sound Agri.
cultural Company, on the nOrih side of the Co
luwbia River, shall be confirmed to the said com.
Pany. In case, however, the situation Of those
farms and lands should be considered by the
Unifed States 70 BE- Of puohc and political I'M
pOL's1ce, ane tne Cnl'su 80. S.Asos sOssInmsn. ~
G uS.ns .s..'SS ~ O ~ ...S..S- O-.~.-. :"
raoui-ed -n.II ~ ,,sn.s.rrsd n tbs ssiS ~ov.rn.
mcut a a proper y.IuatiOn. 70 be agreed upon
between the parties"
The probable speedy settlement Of this
matter between the Company and our Gov
ernment is hailed with pleasure by the resi-.
dents Of this county. 1t has been bone of
contention between the early American set.
tiers and the Puget sonnd Agricultural Co.
for many years, and has been seriously det
rimensal to parties on both sides. Il has
contributed not little to retard the pro-
grsss Of this Territory in population and
impro ement; Tor many who have had bit.
ter experience with the Mexican titles of
California which they cannot soon forge.
after expressing themselves highly pleased
, 1858-10-01

- Or. Guysolt's Improved Exaraet % yellow
Dsok and eaapara, put % 10 quart bottles, contains more
q ne pure Honduras eirlapara than any oier pparaon
eHlant which chemcaly combined uiih the hHtIAet Of
Ycog Dock and The Errnct of VIVA Cherry thul making The
remedy thoroughly ecent than any other ealaparA
before ne public. A. ne tine = perecty iIoo nom
a mineral polonl Whh cannot b sad q any othef Of e
earIapara compoundN The invalid should beuale of min
er1i and meiao sonl which enter into and form he active
haaI of most u he oarapals and RAnaceas Of the day.
0uTSoiiS Compound RErSstof Yeog Dock and earapara
dos contain particle q hole 1ubiance any onecan
a1soTialnby appyinf ne nece.laEy te1iA
LEI IN poIonous earlapara preparons alone and ne
ouIuull Improved KEsct q yellow Dock and eaIIepaFa
Uhch ihorougy ecaeloul perfectly haTuells and purely
Vcleabs An kinds of disease yod = ~ genial nnuenco
purlasr q he blood, and ne various sn Diseases,
\ ~ and ., As QuAHr BOTTLES. sod hg ausIss
P1ifk = WHITE, eensnl Assnt. Inee.te. .nd
Dealer n q vlaabis Pasnt hsaidhsI la Wa.hlagon
Slrosl San 1Faneiseo. eosSm
, 1858-10-01

vHH or MmnnA--0n Tuesday last, several
eanOs loads Of miners, 10 the number Of fifssn or
twenty, arrived here direct from Fazsfs River.
They had truly poverty-stricken appearance
some being shooloss. others hAtless. and an more
or less ragged. Their account Of The mines Is
rAih~ disoouasing; very few being now en-
ployed thsre and SIN fSWer getting any gold.
, 1858-10-01
Ytiu SAhrtistHrHts.

~ NOtiOs-ne regular monthly meeting Of The Stella.
Library Association win be holden at The n Church.
In SaslaeOom, on Monday oCt Ath, att O'Clock Pm.
A d intended 70 make selection and order books b
Important that svsTy member should be present.
A. p DEIIN, President