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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28
DIED.

In Decatur. March Goth. 1858. Of inflammation Of
the Lungs, WILBUR C. TITLE, only son OF c..
T. & Mrs. A. TITLE, aged years, l month
and days.
"OUR LITTLE WILBUR"
0 he was fair and lovely
As the how'ret in its bloom,
In its early dcwy fragrance
Its wealth Of sweet perfume,
With his voice Of sweetest music,
And loving winning smile,
Like CLEANS of joyous sunshine,
That might cur cares bcguile.
q he was fair and lovely,
With faultloss form and grace
And those cunning little dimplcts
That lurkcd about HE face.
With n mouth Of childlikc music,
And a thoughtful manly brow,
And an eye that held you gazing,
You scarce knew when and where
But an angel wandering carthward,
Bchcld our WILBUR dear;
And knowing well the dangers,
That might bcfall him here.
Although he knew our hearts.
As hcarts from hearts were riven;
lie tore our WILBUR from US,
And took him home TO heaven
Yet ms If 10th to leave us,
Just Gre he took his flight;
lie seemed 10 say, meet me in hcav'n,'
Aud thinks all will he right.
o never more can sec thee
think see thco now,
With thy manly brow and placid smile,
And thy clear and lofty brow.
BY JANE, on tho death of WmBur, only Son o
Mr. 4 Mrs. c. T.
Ezy- The Wisconsin Legislature are
Al. 4
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

%" Orson Hyde, the Mormon HIGH
Priest, says that of the Lord spares him
and he has good luck" in ten years more
he will have sons enough to make rel.
mcnt by themselves
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

~. When it freezes and blows, take
care OF your nose aud wrap up your toes
in warm WOODEN hose. The above we sup
pose was written in prose by some one who
knows the eject Of cold SHOWS.
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Mr., c. p. SWEET is authorized to re-
ceivc subscriptions, and contract for adj
yertising, for this paper.
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Bog " Justice to whom the justice is
due" says the Grand Rapids Eno"ir.r, n
speaking Of the Administration and Fort
Smelling swindlc. We guess tho Enquirer
is joking, it don't mean exactly what he
says such a thing might leave the coun-
try destitute of an administration.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

TUE Two PRoPoSITIoNs. ---- Curb
stonc," of tho New York SIN, perpetrates
the following:
To settle the Kansas mhrogio one day.
The House and the Senate were worried;
The one answered yes, and the othef said nay
And cold Buck was distrcssingly Hurried.
Bill English appcars-and unfoldcn in his hands
A plan stepped in cunning aud knaycry:
IIo savs-"Giyc the Kansas folks millions o
lands,
If they'll swallow Lccompton and Slavery.
Even So all the kingdoms of earth to Messiah
Were shown by the Spirit Of Evil:
"All these will give" said the Boosting old liar,
"Ony fall down and worship the devil
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

rs5y" The bill Tor the admission of Ore
CON has passed the Senate
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

But the great crime did not stop here.
One wrong after another was tried, till at
last, as if to mock at even tho scmblance
of right, the so-called English bill propo-
scd, the incarnation Of trcachcry and of
duplicity-a bill be it understood, which
differed from its prccedents in thisi that
they were swindles and this was bride :;
which, protesting to submit Lecompton to
the people, did not submit it according to
its Southern expounders; and which start
ing out in the preamble with scandalous
misstatemcnt, crowded the whole proceed
ing with a declaration that if the people
of Kansas did not take it, they must tester
in disscntions till it suited their masters
to admit them
-" And this is the scheme that was
forced through yestcrday-thc Black Fri
day OF our century
well may the Senator from New York
cry shame upon the damning deed.
All history will cry shame upon it,
too
/" The burden which this outrage attach
es to the Democrats party cannot be car
rcd without crushing it. Candidates for
once will be compelled to speak out
against it, and those who are silent will
pay the penalty Of such an acquiescence.
" What Kansas may decide upon, we
are not authorized to say; but we cannot
doubt that she will reject the bride with
scorn. Whether she does or not. the
wrong doing will be avenged and the "a.
cred doctrine indicated The case has
passed into the hands of the pcoplc of the
States, especially those who have been in
suited by their Representative, as we have
been by eleven of our members from Penn
sylvania, four of whom represent this
proud metropolis, where there is but one
sentiment outside Of the ollice-holders and
oicc-soekerS, and that fcarlessly against
the action of the Congress of the United
States, in forcing an odious Constitution
upon protesting people e"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-28

Ezy The Wisconsin Legislature are
about to restore the death penalty.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
An Editor IN Emck

Mr. HAIR INoToN, successor to the late
6rm Of EDwAkDs & HARaINoroS, James
Block. Lover Broadway, will please Sc
cspt our thanks, aal geRtle "tip Of
our best beaver" for the basket Of nice
and delicious sdibles and turntables.
Just suited 10 the taste and wants Of al
Editor, who can fully appreciate 8 kind,
cess and is 50 excellent judge II 'tgOod
things"
Mr.. Harrington has large aud wed!
selected stock Of Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, aud We eheerfully recommend
this House to the favorable cousidera-
tiOu Of the people Of the "slOpe." He
is an honorable dealer and gentleman
Examine his stock of goods At james
Block-and see if they are not shat they
are represented 70 be.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
R@EfaW alta 4ie.

A man was Instantly killed 10 Council
Bluffs, few days since, By being thrown
andcr wagon. He was upon load of
wood, when by reason Of o saddsn fright
the horses started and threw him of
lie became eatangled in oas Of the
wheels, and life was extinct ere the
manglsd body Was recovered. We did
not learn bis name.-Dss hoi,tEs Cfta-
zen.
A little too fast Nj. Citizen. Il ID
true that when the horses we're stopped
and the body vas recovered lifs agpsaT.
ed to be extinct bat we ARA happy C
say that through the skiIIful treatment
and unrsmittiug attention q De- u j.
SUBLEN4S, thssGaaR is recovering very
fest and is now pble to sit uP, sithough
the palaation of the brain eau be diaooV,
cred through several places where ID
skull has been removed.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
FEAT's
Vegetable Life Medicines.

A mid yet effectusl medicine, composed
Of the hest material known 10 medical sci
encey for The cleansing Of the aiimeataFY
canal and rsliegiRg the springs and ave-
RRes OF life Of all morbid obstructiohs aud
Impurities, must be public blessing az1d a
domestic AMI individual protection aRd
safeguard, Ia proportion a. IL bseoHea
known, Sacl 3 medicine the families al
the United States have long had in Nor
FAT'a LtFE PGLLs AEB PHeESTx BTTTERa,
and the good hsy have done Ia ineEtimshle
They have won th~ir high fans and 6rEliy
established character by their virtues alone
without the usual aFts Of HotoTtety Or iRa-
prudent experiment on ths faith OF ths cred
uious. s.. Pr /. s
In all genersl deEangsmeats Of the aikes-
tive and alimeRtary fanetlonss as well as
In a vast varsity % arHte abaehxohie dis
cases. their effects are prompt and eem-
piete as to excite establishment.
Ia Thsumatism, settled pain in the e.
gaHs and limbs, costiyeasssy piles, liver
complsi9ts, jaauaiee, nervous and bilEiogs
attacks, headaches, fsRsr5 add aguss eTup-
tive diseases, bad aspect oe the complex
| lon, indigestion and aatuleHcy choliea, Af-
fections Of tie bladder and kadaeys, tTop.
| sy, aTthama and bronchitis, rheumatic
colds and sore throats, and indeed ia al.
most every conceivable kind az ill-kealth
| they are ifaYas I'D tses aad Will sSFor sdFs IN
4 aNdfn Ss8 g@aefaliT permaaent relief. FTEzey
require neither confinement nor change d
diet~-lh6y neither PROSTATE the strength
nor give paia-~ana meEa Delightful and
/ edeetnal medicine cannot be procured eth
sT Tor individuals on families.
The pFepristoE haa received fer.many
years ard Ii continually receiving the mos
! fervent add gralsfal teatimonlals Of thsil
valas Prepared and sold by DIR, w. B
MOFFAT, S5s Broadway, and also by tn
| agents.
r. GEEsAMAN d Co, Agents,
4 so n Council RswAEs, Iowa.
Annnma Ia. 1sss 6m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

4 a
Investigators of titles aad Records,
David VI Brinkerhoif S. Henry A Hop
pers; Lots 10 II. Block II, Galesburg Ad-
dition-$-
Frank Street, Trustee, 70 H R Whttmore;
Lots i s IS 10, JohDson's AddttioR-S20U.
Sylvester Hopkins and wife to Maria
A Folsom Lots 10 II Ia and ~ feet OF S.
side Of Lot 10, Block I25 Crescent City
$500.
Robert Boyd and wife to Napoleon r
AlexandeTs the & Ct " Or Sec. II, ! .
IS, Range 49, so aeTea-Sl30,
James A Jackson & wife to W C James;
the E h Ct F. or Sec. 50, Town "A, Range
-, 100 acres-s20O.
A Mallett and wife to George Doughty;
Undivided or S 4 Of ar sad s s or Of
S " qr Sec. 8, town -, RaFge g, West
$500.
Wm. Baker, Trustee, 10 H B White
morei Undivided / W cts E Or Of n E q
and " q of S W q Sec. ls, n E g aad "
q Of E z of N VIC and n of S E q Sec,
I9, Fowu 10, RaRge ~, z b and = " c Of
5 W See. 10, FWq Of y 20 and n 3 q
Of n W, See ;, 26, Town 76, Range 44-s4o6
james A Jackson aud wife to Milton
Tostle; Undivided hi W Of S v q See,
81, 5 E q Of " q sec 30, IOWA "a, R,
-, West, sh Of n E q Sec. 50. Town II,
Range 44-Sl2g
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15


- Iowa ia 8 great Stale for many
thing peeially Tor hogs, Seine pnt
just returned from there sass .hey have
such huge i6ng nosad h6gs thai The set.
tiers employ them 20 psos the felds.-
lie says they bury sdrn cob at one side
of the Geld, and place The hog a. the
other side. The p0rker immediataly
digs biz saoas into tia IRISH coil and
kafps a ftrraw, equal Ia that az the haal
pso@s II Ut ap 70 the eob.s some set.
tiers aver that Il stump should be in
the way Of khe fzrroa, he hax splits il
Ops With his snous, Era (pa.) Ga
xstfs.
yea ara sNhl, Mn. Editor W hnye
ah $50 Aers ID Iewa. oas d our
olaiz salaa half ! dosen Ne other
da haas Il mhaeh weighed SIX
HEspaan 40 snFserg -feo poBxps, and
they haa haea long sOsss tOo--never
wore Penn OF roofing Lske-shoro Gravel.
Then car Corn-oobs are some-a foot
lepg Or more, and fuA Of aatrimsAt A
hsg san azaell one across lsn asFs seld.
We dOn't raise $685. ''Iusks12 kind Of
corn, With sob about the size of q No. 4
DarnlRg- needle. Oar sell TOO, is huge
ly rich and deap, 30 mach 50 that the
dumb brntes can't keep from working il,
As for stRmps, va can say that We don't
work a@oRg them as you do, and we
Won't even let oar hogs root among
them. Then, things grow SO fast, that
you who have always been used to slow
growing vegetables, would Kill yourself
the frat year, should you come out here;
in match rage With one Of our fast run
ming Pumpkin-vines.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
sheIhv 40. Courier.

We have before Us q new psper, hail
ing from the new and thriving town Of
Harlan, in Shelby Co., j. B. BEsocz,
Proprietor. The paper presents very
handsome appearance geographically
and is Edited vita considerable taleut.
Politically, it is Independent. We hope
il vail be q wide-sEake and truthful
representative Of the interests Of the
great ''MIssouri Slopa."
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
Change of Time.

The Burlington Gazette says, the time
for the arrival and departure OF trains
on the G. B. & q. 3, r. has been chang
I'd. The new time table to go into ef.
feet at midnight, Sunday, Nov. 18th, as
folIows: Morning Express leaves Chiea-
90 coming West, al $50, a. NJ, and ar
rives at East Burlington at ESQ, ?. NJ
Accommodate on train leaves Chicago At
$50 p. NJ, and ARRIVES at Eass E 1g-
ton at 7:55 An.
Trains going East leave East Buriing-
ton, as follows: Moraing Express leaves
at 1855 a. n, and arrives at Chicago ri
! 6.45 r. ". Accommodation lesyes 81
3s45 r. r., ard arrives AZ Chicago q
$40, AZ.
Stock trains leave East Burlington
daily, at 200 P. ", and arrive at chiea,
20 al 1890 Of the follewiag day. Dro
vsrs and Stock naen will please take no
tios, and govern themselves according
l. 1853
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

/ A0bxs T0BACCo--assortsd brands ahd
| pricaRy for sale at reasonable rates by
EDW ARDS g. HARRINGTON.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
no TWE CnAFT.

Whesyeg wishes 10 engage u sbs publ
eaten Of paper In 3 county of 5000 ln-
hablEanta, inefwa sing In population Assd
wealth, wAAre tAeFe q bet cna pFeAas haa~
lag all The eounty pakronags, worth 1850
to 5000 per rear, with 600 good paying
subscribers aad aosng la4gs AEaSm@s "A
advertising ana job woFk--Ioeakad In tbs
beet agricultural ard faFmlmE esanaisa In
Western lowa; populated ~ ~ iska ke1t
aaa Ifaustxi0aa p8palgtlens hasa III y
fegwd EhNm the best erpart unity eyer u sr-
al d d EmeInbsF og the sFaEt fllzheaifh an
sas increasing aatieE If the ogaca has iA-
eaesd tbs KTop ssaF Is cfEgf ~ Pfess,
Job 1Siee, Ssskf0negy aEss aezfs re- eos
aeetea with che sasabiIahmens fag sase u
Yerg liberal Earus pers1aa wIalalaz n
parrhass wEssl lssgas ghe prsaa and tarqssn n
ADDRESSING shH Essgtofa al EEag Baeaa or Nesl-
pagseg, Cuansa nlaas, Iowa.
Dec. 3. ie kk
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
EairneId Ianersonian.

sGSuEL JACoBs, favoFably kno~n 10
this section of the State, has bseon as
ISOLATED with this spirited paper, pub'
lished st Fairfield in this State. Mr'
JACOBS is 6 sound, sacy writer, and aE
sEA No. IN Democrat. With Moore 4
Jacobs, at the helm, We may look for a
good PapeE one which We hope she cit
gems of that place will feel proud to gus
tnin.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
CuEtlvator Almanac.

The Illustrated Annual Register Of
Rural Affairs, for 1859, is received. 1t
contains practical suggestions for the
Farmer and Hortieulturist embelishsd
With 40 eDgravings. This ia an excel
lent work, and every Farmer should have
copy of it.
Published by Luther TICKER & Son,
Albany, y. Y. Price, Is eents per
copy. .az. @ 81 III -. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

e. The New York Tribune speaks Of
the victory Of Mr. Douglas as most
'sbrilliant and conclusive ons," and il
regards his nomination for .he PresideB-
ey By the Charleston Convention as Gin
vyitable," and his election as extremely
s'probable,"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
gHERIFP,s SALE.

By ViFtas oG an EEseatiaR TO me directed
frOsa the Once OF the CLERK Of TIE DistFlci
Court of Pottswattsmis county, Iowa
shall proceed to sell On Monday, DeceFr
har 2fth, 1855, between he hours OF TO o.,
clock A M and O'Clock p NJ Of said day
II front of the Treasuref's OiIiea 10 CouJj,
eil Bluffs, the following described real es
tste Of JRmHs McMilIen, to-wst
The north east quarter Of section ID
sownshir II, ranEs AZ, taken a. the prep,
erty OF fames Bic A4ilisn 10 satjsfy 81 Ext'
sakiou Ia favor os w. C. James.
VIZ. BAKER, Sheriff.
Dee !, Is5s. Az
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
Na s. ~ -
~ "a "a AER HANK I
sHEREER,s SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution to ne dtree-
ted from the once Of The Clerk Of the Dis,
triet Court Of Pottswaitamie county, Iowa
I shall proceed to sell on Thursday 23rs
day of Deea mber, ! 1858, between Ehs hours
Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, AID I O'Clock ?. If.
OF said dag, IN front Of the Treasurer
Ofice in Council Bluff, the following de,
scrtbed Real Estate Oh Jacob Anderson
To- wit
Wifi of 4 and hf Of n ", ht Of "
" BIZ Of S e. s Of a 3, . Or, aHd y hE Of {
VI, iu sectIoa II, town II, range 80.
Taken as the property % Jacob AR3ef-
sonto satisfy 50 Execution in favor Of ]
B. Stutsman,
WM. BAKER, Sheriff
Nov. Esd, 1853 4w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

q There is e lady now residing in
Portland, Maine, the mother Of three
children, and has never weiged over 90
lbs. The youngest living child is a son,
4 l-2 years Of age, and WEIGHS ta5e1ty
Pounds more thaa his Dsothsf i
daughter Is years of age, weighs forty
poalnds more han her Iaoiherg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

- The cost Of thirteen inch she'll,
as it dies through the air, is $l2. At
each explosion, there goes that sum bang!
The estimated cost Of fixing six-iach
bomb is nearly $40. Those figures af-
ford some idea Of the ''sholling out"
nacasaiatad BIZ WARTIME.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
Things Theatrical.

The Glenwood Dramatic Association,
located at oar sister town Of GIsawood,
Is in saost aourishing condition, aad u
drawing crowded and delighted audi
enesa under the management Of our old
friend Char.sy Powell. We learn that
on last Saturday evenings Ehs celebrated
Play, 81 the &c arpsatsr of Rogess y w
performed il azseiisn. style, ~. Pow.
oil a. Martsaa: Ars. Powell ~ Aadeana
| On next Saturday night shl Assooia-
ton play, q 1leaKoods Raislng thi
! Wind" ana sPeffss5ian, also soul
] by Mr.. O. w povrLL. uhdaE too man
/ agemens Of AE. Powell, asuaaans sasis
| faction il guagEaaaied 10 alL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
A TEACHER F0R THE WEST
Attention. Printers.

To Edlsrs sad Publishers Of FspsPaPsFs
ia Wesfsra Iaasa 4 Rsbrazka.
nEA This is to inform you, that by
the first Of October next, we shall
a@-s n store. q general vaFigtysEf PRlRS
TER's INK, q the beat quality, which
We will sell at ST. Louis Prices, adding
trauspoTta ion -
.GEEsABEAE & co.
Council Bluffs, Aug. rs, 1853. Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
Gammmar mms.

AAF%AM@
~ II Il ! -
not adnaaafv 6ae aaY samblanae kwi1s she
ese eaa den, I gpsc l'iI hare
q ssII yOu~ hskase Ii ana faS 10 do end
0h u.
Wy II assg old maid of atty like
ssia MIST - algai, most aecompiishsd,
msosa eEsxaz 80 most aamirsd sady IN
she aikF Aeasaae she i saateAls@.
Why eanm deaf maa be legal }
AeadasanaA za muRaer 7 Beaause she
- aaYs nn asa san he oondemmsd with
- paskaag % hee eoYsets
Il - Akinks to dscwE bis
lit h u Iasing AaEsslf shs
why III hooa like q Windmill Z
ssseass q ez'ssas ~ corr.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
MAn I've OnRner.11

JoHS Il. WAaNEE, Will accept thanks
oar for bottle of the Extract Of Corn
which in our opinion Is about as nice
and "oily'' as things Of that character
get TO be this high up on the Missouri,
John says he has about IS barrels Of the
same kind, for sale at his Warehouse.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
M.C. NIT J. 60.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, ...'..' ...' ''.''s IOWA.
EEONEFs received On deposit, payable
III on demand or at specified date, with OF
without Interest, as per agreement with
deTgositoTs. g..
We draw direct on New York, BostoH,
PhEadslphia, Detroit aud Chicago, aud
haSs also Pszfectsd an aFraRgefaest By
which we issue drafts and letters Of credit
on the principal bankers in one hundred
aud ffty-aeTea cEtles OF Europe
Collections made In Western Iowa and
Eastern Esbraska, free Of chargs, and re-
mitted at current rates Of exchange.
We receive orders 70 bay and sell OF
commission real estate 10 Iowa and Ne
braska.
Invest money for capitalists, and bug ans
sell Land Warrants at current rates.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

Eg~ The Alton Democrat HOSTS the
name Of Douglas as lie choice for the
Presidency il 1850, believing thss he
will bs lhe NOMINEES Of Ihs Charleston
Contention. 49, 49,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

~ Never b. so rqde as to say ito
man, ''lhere's the door but aaya tsEl-
evatsyour golgosta % sas salnmis of
your pericrsaTum, and allow me to pre-
sent 10 Jour ocular demonstration tbas
scientific piece Of mechanism which CON
ssitutcs the egress portion Of th9s apart
meat" -~k~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

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