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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18
Card to the LADIES. DIR. DuponcO's
French Periodical Golden PILE, Inflllible in re

moving stoppages Irregularities Of the These
pills nothing but have been used by the Doctors
for many years. both in France and America with npara
leed every and he urged by many thou
ladies who have used them make the Pills Public
the of those suffering from Irregularities
of whatever well prevent pregnancy those
ladies' health will permit increase Of family
Pregnant fea those supposing themselves
toned against using these pills while pregnant the pro-
prietor responsibility after the above adnon
ton although their mdness would prevent any mischief
TO health otherwise these Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81 per
box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK General
Agent fr Brattleboro Vt Sold also by Druggists
where.
~ Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 to Bratteboro Post
Office the Pills sent confenaly by mail
Remember and ask for Dr. DHponeos Golden Pills sigma
ture ON each box. ly45
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
Buchan'S Hungarian BalSam Of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS ASTHMA, AND CONSU MPTI0N


Astonishing Cures of Consumption
TWO CASES PRONol Need BEYOND TIE REACH OF
MEDICAL AID.
AuGUsrA, Me, May 81, 1858
Dir. DRADLEE-Sr-The Hungarian Iasam has been of
the most infinite service to have been Of AN
lection nj the Lungs which thought incurab by
all friends, by the Of "A few bottles. OF my chill
dren also restored to health hcing pronounced Be
lOND THE REACH OF MEDICAL ID, and this medicine
Is now my constant resort in of any difficulty
Throat and Lungs. Yours truly
FRANCES j. WEEKS
BELFAST, Me-, June 1915.
Dr. BRADLEE-SR-Mr Clark Of Palmyra Me- friend
OF mine, was taken sick about year ago with bad Cough
Pain in the side, general debility &c He consulted
doctors, who prescribed for hm--but finally told
HE COULD NOT GET WELL
lie stopped taking medicine, but continued grow worse
until he weak that he could scarcely up.
notice of the Hungarian Basam procured bottle
continued to take according to the dctionsan strange
70 si,r in 1"s" """'- be he
heves permanently cured. Yours respectfully,
III. q. %. WASHBuRN, books
- Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BKADLEE, Watcrtown,
Mass, whom all orders should be addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers In medicine in every town in the
United States and British Provinces. 1852
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
c celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ b.
Ply stefan Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but and
safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruction from
any whatever and although powerful remedy, they
contain nothing hurtful to the constitution.
TO Married Ladies 1t is peculiarly suited 1t WILL
in II short time bring the monthly period with regularity.
THESE PILLS NEVER BEEs KNOWN FAIL WHERE THE
DIRECTIONS 2SD PAMPHLET ARE WELL on
For full particulars, get pamphlet free, Of the agent
n. Is. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied agent will insure bottle containing so pills by
turn mail.
naFor sale by JOSEPH CLARK, and n. THORN, Brat
teboro VT, and by Druggists in town in the United
States. J. NJ Henry Waterbury, VT, wholesale agent for
the state. 1y-34
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18

Book for the Sick, by DIR. SnmncI s.
Fitch. SIX LECTURES the causes and cure Of Con-
SUMPTION Asthma, bronchitis Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Fc
Complaints and Chronic Diseases generally ound $50
pages, 30 engraviug) by pr. SAMUEL s. FITCH explain
ing the authors treatment by which he both prevents and
the above diseases.
This book has been the NJ saving thousands Of lives
Price, 25 cents. Sent by mall postpaid for 10 cents. APP
ply to Dr. S. s. FITCH, Office ia Broadway New York
Consultation personally or by letter free. Sm-l3
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One Of the Christian villages burnt down, and
several persons represented dying condition
from the severity Of their injuries. sent them the Pain
Killer once, with directions for its use All but one were
saved.
Sold by druggists gocers, and medicine dealers generally,
and by JOSEPH CLARK and l. N. THORN, Bratleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18

5000 Agents wanted-To sell new inventions. Agents
made $4,000 onebetcr than all ether SINH
Jar agencies Send four stamps and get so pages parcu-
lars gratis. EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
s32 90 in day-s5250 in two days, cleared by
agents retailing my patents, Send stamps for letters
book. t3m+iil i. BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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T OST. Between the villages of Brattleboro'
and wilmington the 10th inst, paguerraotypeo Of a
Lady put up In ordinary leather case about three inches
square.
II the finder thereof will leave the Brattlcboro
House he will not only confer favor but will he suitably
warded by ALBERT FESSEkDEN,
NorthAed, Mass., Nov. 80, 1858. sw.4e
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MARRIAGES..

In this village Dec sth, by Rev. j. L. Pratt CHARLES
LYMAN Of Iowa CITY, anil CAlIsTA, daughter Of John
Sehhins of Vernon.
In jacksonville, Dec. 7h, by Rev. Mr. Giford Mr. H.
WOODWARD and Miss MARY h. GREEN, 10th Of Cole
rainc Mass.
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V L R NJ 0 n T

G Il A Il + OF V l. r NJ o y T :.
~ WISDuAM County, 5 s.
The foregoing petition having been presented for the
purpose and It Appearing that the Lhcee resides without
this State; 1t is ordered that he he appear
and said libel before said Court the and place
aforesaid by publication Of the substance thereof together
with this ORDER three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Phnnix newspaper printed ut Brateboro In said County
Of Windham the last II which publications shall he Mt least
six weeks previous to the session Of the Court which said
petition Is addressed
Dated at Newfane in said County Of wndham, this 9th
day Of December, A. d. 1858.
ISAAC Y. REDfIELD,
SO Chief Justice Supreme Court.
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STOVES! STOVES!

the subscribers Continue keep large Of the
approved patterns Of COOKING, PARLOR and BOX
STOVES, including all kinds Of STOVE FURNITURE and
RUSSIA and ENGLISH STOVE PIPE.
Asn general assortment Of PL0Ws which they will sell
low for cash approved credit.
Old Cast and kinds Of Lumber taken In ex-
change. }. ii. a. W. II. ESTERBR0oK,
Dec. 10th, 1885, so
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
BRUISES,
WOUNDS,
STRAINS, and
SPRAINS,

the moment it applied to the injured parts, all pain
and uncasiness Look out for Counteriets and
Observation-Disclosures only RADwAYs READY RELIEF.
Price % cts, 80 cts and 81, per bottle.
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$. w. FowLE & co.. Proprietor.


For sale by their agents everywhere,
and in BrattiebOroJy JOSEPH CLARK and l. n THORN;
West BrdfHob0rO, A. DUNKLEE; Wilmington, J. .. T.
SWIFT; Wdrdsboro, J. a. HIGGINS Fayetteville, S. p.
MILLER; Wihiamsuiiie, o. l.. SHERMAN; Putney, IA
KER Il HEWITT; Towushond, o. DUTTEKFfELD;
Wesf TOWnshend SAWYER 4 FlTTZj jamaica A. MUZ-
ZY. ly2S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18

ID OCHESTER FLOUR. 100 BARRELS
III Double Extra Family Flour, "sAN'L ?. ELY" brand,
just received and for sale by #. ii. FESSENDEN.
Sept. 18th, 1883 3S
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BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOL.
BUTTER AND CHEESE FOR SALE.

have now hand a nice lot Of DAIRY BUTTER
and CHEZ which warrant to give good satisfaction for
Winter HORACE HASTINGS.
Oct. 90 1868. a
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OYSTERS AND FRESH FISH.

The subscriber will constantly keep hand during the
winter for the Wholesale and Retail trade nice New Haven
Oysters, and Fresh Fish Of the best quality.
Office at Emerson's Saloon. A. ID. DUNKLEE.
Bratttboro, Dec l, 1883. 40
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Of Notes aud Accounts will be disposed OF before the
l.. January hcNt, by FISHER Il HAVEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18
BRIDGE CORPORATION,
HINsDALE BRIDGE CORPORATION.

The subscriber will attend dspong Of Tickets for
ing the Bridge for the 1852 the Toll House Fri
day the 3ls day Of December inst from o'clock A. NJ
till Eve p NJ. ClIAS. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
Hinsdae, Dec 4th, 1888 3w.50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18
TENUE LIVER INVIGORATOR !
prnunred by DIR. SANEORD.

COMPOUNDED Guns is OF the best Purea-
tive AMI Liver Medicines before the public that acts rs
CatGrtic, easier, nsr and more eectua than any other
medicine known. 1t is not only Cdthdrc, but LiUor
remedy acting first the Lfutr to eject its morbid NATTER
then the stomach and bowels to carry oil that matter thus
accomplishing purposes eiiectuay, without any Of the
painful feelings experienced in the operations of most Cathdr
hes strengthens the system the time that purges
it; when taken daily in moderate doses, viii strengthen
and build ii up with unusual rapidty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18

MY NthIFftC. but u LtttT
iutr to eject its morbid matter,
Is to carry oil that matter, thus
eifectually, without any Of the
the operations Of most CGthdr-
N at the same time that it purges
Moderate doses, will strengthen
principal regulators of the
performs its functions well,
fully developed. The stomach
on the healthy action OF tho
Sance instructions; when the
are At fault, and the whole
= OF one organ-the Liver
For the diseases Of that or
has made 1t his study, in n
n years, to tnd some remedy
many arrangements to which
, : at lastfound, any person trou-
in any of its forms,
- conviction is certain.
morbid or bad matter fro.a
place Il healthy flow of bile,
=, causing food to digest well,
giving tone and health TO the
the cause Of the disease
cured, and. what IL
Dthe occasional use of tho
n fcient to relieve the stomach
rising and souring.
retiring, prevents Night-
~ night, loosens the bowels
Ttiveness.
@mealwill cure Dyspcpsin.
viii always relieve
wmale obstruction removes the
~makes II perfect cur.
" relieves ChOlic. while
a sure cure for Cholera
OF Cholera.
Lneeded to throw out of the
: cine after n long sickness.
Jauudicc removes all sal
from the skin.
Astime before eating givesvi
N food digest we'll.
Acures Chronic Dinr-
while summer and
= almost 20 the first dose.
1tacks caused by w Orms in
y safer, or speedier remedy in
cSDrOpsy. by exciting the
y mending this medicine as a
Ague. Chill Fever,
lious Type. 1t operates
are willing to testify to its
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-18

accomplishing two purposes
painful feelings experienced
Tics. IL strengthens the syst
1t; and when taken daily in
and build ii up with unusua
rhe Liver is one OF thu
human body /; and when i
the powers " the system arr
is almost entirey dependen
Liucr for the proper perform
stomach is ut fault, the bowel
system suffers in consequence
having ceased to do its duty
gan, one Of the proprietor
practice Of more than twenty
wherewi,h to counterfeit tn
t is liable.
To thattllis remedy i
bled with Liver Com.
has but to try II bottle, an'
These Gums remove al
the system, supplying in thei
invipo:ating the stomach
purifying the blood
whole machinery, removing
cGecting "A radical cure.
Bilious attacks ar
better. prevented. b.
Liver InvigOrntOr.
one dose after eating is suf
aud prevent the food from
Only one dose taken befori
mare.
only one dose taken a
generally, and cures Cos
One dose taken after eacl
II one dose OF two tea
Sick Hcadnclic.
One bottle taken for fe
cause Of the disease, ant
Only one dose Immediately
One dose often repeated L
MOrbus, and a preyentiv,
~ Only one bottle Il
system tn. effects Of medi
u One bottle taken fol
lOwncss or unnatural colo
One dose taken a shor
gor TO the appetite and make
One dose often repeated
rhrn in its worst forms
Bowel complaints yielc
One or two doses cures at
Children; there is no surer
the world, as it nerer fails.
NJ A few bottles curei
absorbents.
We take pleasure inrecom
preventive for Fever nnt
and all Fevcrs Of a Bill
with certainty and thousands
wonderful virtues,
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MEMS ENGLISH CALF SKIN GLOVES.
for 81 cts, a pair, ut FISHER 4 IIANEN's.


at 30 per discoun, from usual prices of the best qua
81 Inch wide, l0c i IL inch wide, 20c per yar at
FISHER 4 HAVEN
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT supplementary to an aet for the
public instruction of the State Of Iowa
aad relating to the election Of County
Superintendent Of Common Schools.
SEcrIox. l. Be It enacted by ne GeA-
sraL assembly Of lhs STATE Of Lotoa, Thai
in oase any aogRsy or counties q this
State, shall for want Of notice or other
cause fail to elect q county SupsEinten-
dent on tAe hEst Monday Of April nsxt,
as provided IN said act for the public in
sEruction of the State OF Iowa il shall be
lawful, and is hereby made the duty Of
such county or counties TO hold an cleo
ton for the election Of said officers, on
the first Monday Of May next.
5 ?. The county jqdgs Of EACH county
IN which saoh special election shall! be
required, fifteen days previous to the
dag Of said election shall notify the
Clerk Of each township in the county OF
Of said election, and said Clerk shall
cause five written OF printed notices Of
SAID election 70 be posted in posted Ia
public places at least ten days pEeVIoa s
10 the day Of said election.
5 8. Said election shall be conducted
and the canvass Of votes had as in the
election Of other county officers,
! { 4. This agt to be In force from and
after its publication in the Iowa State
/ Journal and Iowa Citiaen.
STEPHEN B. SHELEDY,
Speaker OF the House of Representative;
DRAM FAVILLE,
President of the Senate.
| Approved, March 18Th, 1858.
RALPH P. LOWE,
Once Of Secretary Of State,
Dss Aoines, March 18th, 1858.
| hereby certify that che foregoing i,
4 true copy from the original roll On 81,
in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
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Florence

This veil known and highly popula,
st. Louis and Council Bluffs Psskat, az,
rived at our wharf on the Ord inst. Sd,
left ST. Louis on the 18th of May viii
about 225 passengers aud over four hun
drsd tons Of freight on board. Tn,
freight and passengers were all lAndsG
&t the towus above, ST. Jsseph, Council
Bluffs and Omaha, EeasiYing about hal
Of the whole number.
We notice that Rabbit { Ross, Too
tie ( jackson, Babhitt L Carpenter, W
C. An3yus and several others of this city
received quite large amount Of freight
We cannot close this notice without
saying that we found Capt. Gorman, wbc
on the last trip, performed the duties Of
Chief Clerk, as we'll As Captain, a gen.
tlsman in the stricsess sense Of the word
He is kind aud sffabls to his passenger,
aud has more Of the appearance Of a
brother or intimate friend, than one in
authority. We would advise ali VINO
desire pleasant trip up or down tie
Missouri river, to take passage with
OAPT. GoKxAN, on board the Good Steam.
er FLORENCE.
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HORACE EvERETT,
Banker &c Land Ageme,
COUNCIL BLUFFS,


Offers for sails, the 81 see % q, eS-a-
100 acres. La Monoaa county. % the Little
Sioux River, liz milsa east 81 Aahton~s
price, So, per acre.
w u 70, @, Aa--MonaAA { O.. ! Maia
east Of Soldier Riysr-Ans rolling pEaEas~-
price, $50 psr acre
The 0gasa Let, containing acre, Cd
;oining Mr. Turner'S FesldeAee, B 80 .
Ia, }, rs, 40 acres timAsgs : msaaa
al town, and ON the pruPossG sasw Toa&.
NV 1@@ q, " Ia and s1-2 - 1-<
is, II, 30 go acres, Roaliag prairie ana
bott0m land, 1.9Eila EAST ef tAa hieAAanas
hosna RissT and Casslngsr'a MIL and -
nile erem Newton o Lewis Grogs 90 Ina
nsw State BEAD. Priea, %, PSF acre.
k1-2s Ia law ia sw IA epa -
via, 2,TB, 20, 200 Gcrsas 2nd eeneh aSss
tosn On shs Niehtnabotna, I-2 miles wee
a Folz, samsdiskaacs from Big Grove aud
ia nils north Of w Lynan'a FaE@ and Sha
Ia0 acres az Land adjoining Fraakfost,
the County Scat Of Montgomery e0-PEtes
| Ia,50 pag acre.
sEl-A, III, and Ia eI-4, q, 81,
$3.50 acgess adjoinlng ShsaAyvillas CO,
seat az sheIby Co.--pTics sIa, Per aeFS-
/ Alma mone axesilsne kimbax laAas In Gel
anAa GroYa, miles ncxth.
ahsTe In nscakas.
/ TaIso have for saae large az@hss q
sEaesa OF land, prairie and tiaS6ees suAeahl'
| sor sattIsEaems, which ean be paechaaed 4
| rsasonahls kzksa. Ssms Eeod aanda kas'
been LEFT with ne Cor sale 81 The low pEAe
| az g 80 per acre.
CoaneEl BluHs, ssps 1851 ely
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09

OLD KKxyUcK.-A Ksntuckian, at the
battle of New Orleans, who disdsin ed
the restraints Of soldiers life, with
his nsms On the muster roll, preferred
" going it slone," fighting on his OWE
hook. While the battle was raging ker.
cess, and the shos flying thick as hail
carrying death wherever they fell, "Ken-
tuck might have been seen stationed IN.
der . tall maple, loading and firing his
rife, As perfectly uneoncerned as though
be was 81 picking dser.n Every time ht
brought his rife to bis shoulder 8 red.
coat Bit the dust. cold Hickory" who,
supposing he had become separated from
his company, Fodo up to him to bring
him behind the redoubts, as he was ia a
position which exposed his person to the
ire Of the enemy.
" HRlloo my man, what regiment do
you belong 70 2" said the General.
Regiment - answered Kentuek
" held on, yoRdsE's another of 'em,"
and bringing his shooting iron to hii
shoulder, he ran his eye along the bAF-
rsl-a fash followed, and another Eng
lishman came tumbling TO the ground.
w h0aE Company u9 you ~IVn& W
again inquired the General.
Company she ID" was the reply
Of Kentuek, as ho busted himself re,
loading see that az felleF with sh1
gold Exins on his Goa! and hoss. Jis
watch mo perf0ratA him."
The General gaEed in the direction in
dieated By the ride, and observed Brit
ish CoIonsl riding up and down the ad
vancing columns Of the foe. Kentucl
| pulled the trigger, and the gallant Col
| onel followed bis competitions thai Ken
tuck had laid low ia death that day.
"HnFrah for Kentuek /" shouted tn
| frss fighter, 81 his victim came topplini
from his horse, then turning 20 the Gen
ersl be continued: 50 Pm fighting on m
own hook, stranger," and Isisurely pro
eeeded 60 reload.
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CaammerefaI C,ollege

The ahoss Institution u located a
Davsnpost, in shis State. Their sdveE.
tissmant will be found La to.dAya paper.
Tie design Of this Institatioa 10 10 ia'
pars % pupils . sompiess uadszssanaing
Of tbs Science % Accounts, embracing
sTsEy variety IL business tgAnsaetions,
q well - commercial calculations, bu-
slnsss correspondence and Msreaasils
Law, aud toe coarse will be ~ compre-
hsnsivs - thai taughl Il aay other In
asianaion il shs West. The course 81
Peamanships under W. Il. pRArT, ESQ,
is not 10 bs sxcsllsa in che West. Those
designing 10 Ssady the above sciences,
could not do better than patronize the
Davenport Commercial College. For
particulars address ]. C. LOPzz or ".
II. PKArT, Principals.
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RfIIhnn HOuse.

See caEd Of MessRs. SLADE i BRo.,
pToprietors Of this we'll known house,
which will be found in our advertising
columns. This house was formerly call.
ed the LacEsde House, and has the repu-
tation Of being the best hotel in KsOkuk.
and we can say from our own knowledge
that il ranks in the frst-eIAss among
Hotgis.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09

WILAx QUraS, 8 regular old beast
was taken by Marshall BRYAN, before re
corder Street, on Saturday evening last
on a charge Of guEzling too much ''ro'
GUT and abusing his family. The ehaEg'
vas abundantly sustained By his owl
witnesses, and for the purpose Of allow
ing his hide 10 ges ezscs purified fron
corn juies--his family to live in peace
and the community freed from oris nssis
anee, he was sent 10 COTTONWOOD 70
thirty days. 4 inst sentence.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09
The Crops,

Our esteemed friend, STEPHsS Will
IAHs, who by the By is a constant reader
Of the Bpgls, Al excellent Farmer
and a real sociable fellow, informs u
that the Wheat, Corn and Dat crops, in
his neighborhOod, although little back
ward, and suffering to some little extern
from the recent heavy rains, are loOkinc
exceedingly we'll. We are right glad to
hear Of an abundant harvest in this sec
ton, and hope other portions OF on
State are alike favored.
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80 e..

Daring enE strip saats ws Aaa aAe pleas.
uss Il witnassing 80 RiHamaass pasad'
ID tho oisy Il Bariiassen, y sAis ssass
and hssisass aos, = psanonnes il : mag
nlassns sasis. rs sighs sg shssa nag
nisssnl CsmDAniss wisA every snsmbsr IL
fell snigorm, reminded ~ thai in Goes.
Gu BErrgA thara ID no osgaaiasa azs do,
parsnsaa, nor . single ars Engine, q
Hook or Ladder belonging 70 the City
whisA could b fsand and used Ia sas'
d Evs.
We wssld saggess 10 eur City Fashar1
tha nsesssiiy of taking Immediate aetiez
for tAs purpose Of sseaEiag One or mOss
FRA sagiasss AID the Organiaasiou Of :
Ire department.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09
Nnrah star

The celebrated horse, North STAR,
owned by HENEV OLMErED, Of Harrison
County in ibis State, died few days
since at the residence of his owner
North Star was full blooded Morgan,
aad we thiak khe hest horse Of that breed
IN Iowa. Mr.. Olmssed refused $500
for..him less than a year ago. He #as
tia best horse on the slope, excepting
our owR, Of course, which, for speed and
beauty combined, is equal, If not Bupe-
Nor, to any horse in Iowa.
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Nnxw Rn0ke.

Our old friends, oOrss 1 Son, in Bar
lington, In this State, showed Us through
their extensive Bookstore, and among
other valuable books we discovered a
large assortment Of Law Books. Va
would advise eur legal friends whe may
be in want Of books to give CUrse L Son
a call. A catalogue Of Law Books sol
sale by them may be seen at our ofaee.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09
Nemaaha YRIRev RRnk.

We are informed that there has lately
BEEN change made in the proprietor
ship of the above named b" Cal, )" and that
a Shyster Of Wall Street, New York, now
owns it. The AFORESAID individual hAs
become somewhat noted for his sharp e.
naneial operations ia the "Cat'' line, in
Indiana, by which be "feathered his own
nest" at the expense Of the public, and
it would not be Out Of place to presume,
that his operations in the Nebraska Cas
have in view another magnificent swim
die. We advise the public to be on their
guard.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-09
a stRanKe 60 in Rebraaka.


behEaska sssms 10 pEsssna wids ana
glorious asld for shaspers, and We should
think the people Of that Territory were
rsaping ths full bandit Of banking ON ths
Wild Cat system. We understand thai
some individual has just succeeded in
Pntaing in circulation large amount Of
stuff purportinE TO be The Issues Of the
ORLEANS BAEK OF CASSErroS, Eadia~G.
There is no such bank in existence, and
It's issues are even more worthless than
the Citizens' Bank Of Gosport, Maine, no
mueh Of which was brought here last fall
and eiEsulased, or the Bank of Tekama.
We warn the public against this new
swindle-haRdls it as you would red
hot poker