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THE ORIGINATED BITTERs
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS !

The Established Reliable and Sedom-ailing Remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DYSP EPSLA,
And all kindred diseases.
This painful disease which has long taskd the patience
Of the sufferer the power medicine and the skill of the
physician u6s the above remedy sufficient to cope with
and conquer it in its drest form.
Equally efficient is it in the following diseases: Indi-
pestion Liver Complaints, Heartburn, Acidy, Bilious
Complaints Jaundce Loss Of Appetite, Fever and Ague,
Sick Headache, Neuralgia.
of Fourth and walnut Streets Walnut street.
Sold by starkweather Co. and +. Robinson, Keno
sha AJz|-0"A"
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KENosHA WHEAT MARKET Respectful
armers from the country towns in this county
INFORM us that the p rices paid in the Kenosha
market for grain, are not as good as at some
thcr towns on the Lake in this State. If this
the fact, we regret it, because tho business
interests of the city suffer by it. We hope buy
rs in this city, will remove tho complaints Of
ur country frieuds, by keeping up the market
rices in this place, equal to those Of other
lke-shoae cities.
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advertisement

OFF the Track-The Lake Shore train COM
ing from Milwaukee, was thrown off the track
On Monday last, near the lime kiln, three miles
north of Racine. The accident occurred in con-
sequence Of the train coming in contract with Il
'reight car. which had been moved from the
witch to the main track, by the heavy wind
which prevailed on Monday. Tine Engineer
was considerably hurt, and the train detained
.or some time.
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ST. Marks Literary Association.

AT the monthly meeting Of the above Association
n the motion of L. Herman, the following resolu
ons were unanimously adopted:
Res0lred, That we, the members of St. Marks
literary Association, return our thanks to JANE.
Y. LUDLAM, Esq, for the present of Books he haf
lade to the library. By his generous contributions
mely, the dissemination of useful knowledge.
Rcsoloed, That we, the members of st. Mark
literary Association, deeply regret the departure
om our midst, ola member SO highly esteemed.
Rcsolccdi That these resolutions be published il
e City papers.
ioHN HoH Sec'y. p ENGLISH, Vice Pres't
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
FOR SALE.

For city property or improved farms in Kenosh
County. aiq HIhSusand Acres of well selecte
Pine and Farming lands in this State.
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TO Soldiers Of the War Of 1912.

Particular attention given to securing claims for
Pensions, and also to old military Bounty Land
Claims, in Illinois and Missouri which we will
buy. Those that have such claims will do well by
giving US q call.
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No HI0I oIIuI ttoh0u I'I vi appropriation OF 200
which was allowed by the following vote =
Ayes, Aid. Bond, Petit, Wood Head White and
Fish, Noes, Aid Doan
j e. Bailey, Clark, Stillborn and Cooty were ap.
pointed Firemen.
On motion of Aid. Wood the Council adjourned
to Monday, Sept. Goth.
G. b. LEWIS, City Clerk
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EVERY MONTH, in regard to all diseases which he treats
with unprecedented success system. He cures
chronic cases OF Diseases which have been
yous and Neuralgia Affections, Diseases of woman, all
forms OF Scrofua Dyspepsia Constipation, Skin Diseases
nary Consumption, rheumatism, Paralysi Epilepsy
Asthma, Salt Reum, Remttent ard Intermittent Fevers
the Diseases of Children, etc. Ali of Seminal Ennis
sions which carrying thousands the grave annually
lie treats SUE cessfuy, entire method, all
eases of the EA and EYE.
Remember te Doctor does not promise to all stages
OF diseases. While al diseases cFdJe if TAX en- in
time, all stages hot. Your may be durable this
week, not today not t0nlOyrOc hence the danger
of delay
G "a fntiO Free.
The Doctor will be at his Rooms, Wednesday noon Oct
5th, to Thursday noon Oct. 9th. 1y13
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Soap, Soap

IAN BE MADE without scarcely ANY ex,ors.
- except the time to make it, by buying boz Of
STARKWEATHER & cos
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JudSOn's Pills are the Best Remedy in erist-
encp fnr. The fnLLoani,,c Or no,n.a L.;.4a.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!

Females who value health, should never be without
these Pills They purify the blood remove distractions
oil all kinds cleanse the skin of all pmpes blotches
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek
R5- The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
the Tezucans, tribe of Aborgines in Mexico Get the
Almanac of our Agent, and you will read with delight
the very interesting account contains Of the GREAT
MEDICINE of the Aztecs.
Observe.-The Mountain Herb Pills are p,t up in a
6edMfM Wrapper. Each boa contains 40 pills and Retail
a. 20 cents per bo1 All genuine haze the Signature of
b. L. JUDSON CO., on each boz.
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CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver Complaint, SICK Headache, &C. This Anti Bilious
Medicine expes from the blood the hidden seeds of dis
ease and renders all the fluids and secreons pure and
fluent, clearing and resusctating the vital organs
Pleasant indeed, is it to u.s. that we are able TO paee
within your reach medicine like the MOUNTAIN IIp2R
Pills" that will pass directly TO the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the body and cause
the sufferer TO brighten with the flush OF beauty and
health. ' GNU
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- ABOVE, we present you with a perfect likeness of
Lezuco, chief OF tribe OF the strange Aztec Nation
mat once ruled Mexico. You will find full account Of
MN and his people in Pamphlets and Almapacs-to
oe nso gratis, from the Agents for these Pills.
Inc inventor and manufacturer of "Judsons Noun
tam Herb Pills has spent the greater part of his life in
traSeiing having visited nearly every country in the
world He spent over six years among the Indians of
me Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and it was thus that
the MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS" were discovered very
Interesting account of his adventures there YOU will find
In our Almanac and Pamphlet.
1t an established fact that all diseases arse from
IMPURE BLOOD!
The blood the life and when any foreign or unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it, it is at once distributed Ia
every organ Of the body Every nerve feels the poison
ana all the vital organs quickly complain. The stomach
Wl not digest the food perfectly The liver ceases 70
seerete suhcency Of bile The action of the heart is
weakened and so the circulation is feeble The lungs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence q
eough-and all from slight mpurity at the fountain.
head OF hfe--the Blood As IL you had thrown some
earth for instance, in pure spring. from which ran
tiny rvulet in few minutes the whole course OF The
stream becomes disturbed and discolored AS Quickly
does impure blood fly to every part and leave its sting
Dehno All the passages become obstructed and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp soon dies ont
These pills not only purify the blood but regeuerate All
the secretons Of the body they are, therefore, unrvaed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

From the Boletin 0hcial Of Mexico. jan 10
BY teegraphic despatch received yesterday We learn
at ten O'Clock In the morning at San Juan del Rio and
coming with all speed TO Mexico.
According TO the same despatch General Mramou lcf
Guanauato for Queretaro at four O'Clock yesterday
ng We have also the satisfaction 70 announce that he
arrived last night at Qucretaro and will soon continue
march towards this capital.
WHAT WILL nRAMoN, ROBLEs AND zULoAGA DO!
correspondence Of the New Orleans Bee.1
MExrco, Jan. 10, 1859.
Is not Mexico the country Of strange eventss In the
Presidents. Echeagaray whose ambition was nppcd In
the bud iobes, whose aspirations blooming aus-
piciously, and Zuoaga who, though overthrown still
chung TO power and protested secretly against his fa
The New Year presented with another President in the
person Of Mr. Mramon, who, srabls ditu declines the
Office.
IT seems that when Mramon arrived at GuadaIaara,
his return from the expedition against Dcgoado, he was
informed Of the events which had occurred He behed
in these movements nothing more than the inrgues OF
party would be ruined Robes retained the Presidency
He protested therefore, In energetic terms against
the revolution, and answered with great severity
letter addressed 70 him by Robes. Whist pcrusing
securing his election President Here dilemma
Mramon had compromised himseH by his open hostility
TO the revolution and In downright consistency was com
pced TO repudate the action OF the unta The story
is that Mramon, who is encampcd about forty leagues
from the capital has summoned Robes 70 restore Zuloaga
threatening, In Of contmacy, 10 advance upon Mex
at tho point OF the bayonet and the cannons mouth
II s further rumored that Zuoaga will immediately abd
cato In favor Of Mlramon.
What Robes will do s uncertain He has 80 frequently
exhibited weakness and ncapacty that rnay be expect
cd 70 yield now Meanwhile ZuIoaga under the shelter OF
the British legation continues TO plot and almost
openly Messrs 0twsy and Gabriac gave him the benefit
d their counscIs and assistance, especially the French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

from the Legislature Of New York, fnssrucng the Sens
tors and requesting the Representatives from that
state to oppose any increase Of the OF POSTAGE ~
memorial rom the citizens Of New York In favor 6 ~
Homestead kw
RsnxsCHNHxT IN JU UPKNDnURH
Mr. CLAY, (adm) Of Ala. from the Committee on uonn-
rnerce reported substitute for the Secretary Of ~
Teasury's recommendations Of economy The substitue
proposes 10 ecouomise sx hundred thousand dollars and
the services Of thousand persons employed IN the coec
ton Of the revenue. The bill win be printed and oalo1
up at the earliest opportunity.
The b0ur assigned for the consideration Of District
Of Columbia business having arrived, Mr. BRIaR, from
the Committee Public Buh,ngs moved that the Sena1o
take up the bin for the distribution q water "a the city
Mr. BRowS wanted the Pennsylvania avenue railroaa
bill taken up
The latter prevailed by o vote Of ~ against II. N
bill was then discussed At length but without coming 70
vote upon II, the eenate adjourned
Hsuss ~ Representatives.
wAnNoros, Feb. s, 1869.
1m RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
Mr.. wAsHBrRN, (opp) Of nI, gave notice that hs wnl
next Monday move 70 take up the River and Harbor bill
THANKS 10 CAPTAIN REED.
Mr.. wMMow, (adm.) Of N. c., from the COMMITTEES a
Naval Affairs reported Joint resolution Of thanks 70 Cap
Samuel c. Reid for the design Of the present nag Of the
United States.
PRIVATE Bills, ETC.
Private bills wero considered.
The joint resolution giving the assent Of Congress 70
leutcnant Maury and Professor Bache 70 receive god
medals from the Sandman government was passed.
Adjourned.
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nm CENTRAL xHwsPAPm pnuPArcn.

Hn GENERAL NnWePApm DH5PAfCu.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1859.
The Tariff Democratic Caucus met this evening
John Cochrane was chosen Chairman, and Messrs
Cavanagh and RufBn secretaries. The largest mum
ber present at any one time was Hfty Of whom four
were from New York, three from Indiana, six from
Ohio one from Illinois, and several others also from
free States
Mr.. Garnett, from the Committee of Five, autho
rized at the former meeting, reported resolution
that means ought to be provided for the payment
of the Treasury notes now maturing, and that the
deficiency in the Treasury should be met by re-
duction of the expenses Of the government
Mr.. Garnett made speech in support of the re-
solution, and was followed on the same side by
Messra Vallandigham, Crawford, Stephens, and
Smith Of Virginia.
The debate was also participated in by Messrs.
Cavanagh, Phelps Of Missouri, Sickles, George
Taylor and Groesbeck. They did not go to the
full extent Of those who preceded them, but admit
ted the necessity of economy.
Several propositions looking to the reduction of
the expenditures of all branches of the public SER
vice were then submitted; but without taking
vote upon them, the Caucus adjourned.
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THn PHAcH CRor.--A correspondent Of the Baf
lo Commercial says that the lovers Of good fruit will
et exceedingly 10 learn that the peach crop Of Western
New York destroyed by the excessive cold Of the 10th
Instant Reliable Information from fruit growers, in VA
rious parts OF the country shows that the examination
OF many hundreds OF frut buds, all were found dead
us well established fact that the ffuit buds Of me
peach ordinarily cannot endure than abeut forty
four degrees ofoet and consequently when lhc ther
mometcr sinks 70 twelve, fifteen twenty degrees below
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News from Porto Rico.

From Fl Dario dc 1a Marina, OF Havana, Jan. SOL
By way Of 81 Jago de Cuba have received FL Ftnz,
OF Ponce Of the 18th inst but nd nothing interesting
In that weekly newspaper article consecrated
project Of gas company, Of which the following
tracts will give An idea:-
We had occasion atterly letter from New York.
dated Dec H. 1885, and addressed TO the Secretary Of
this lustrous Ayuntamiento from which appears that
several respectable capitalists of that city have formed
company for lighting by OF gas the public squares
streets and private houses Of this city.
OF the capital consisting Of $500 900, and divided into
shares Of $3.50 each $150000 have been taken in New
York dur space Of four days, the remaining $50 600
being destined for this city.
The company wishes only to know what amount would
be paid monthly out Of the municipal funds for pub
which have been reserved for this object be taken,
In order TO Immediately solicit from government tho
exclusive privilege for fifty years. and this hav-
ing been obtained establish here commissioners
for the purpose Of opening the subscription send
gneere materials, working people, &C., and 70 immediate
ly begin the works.
The Board Of Directors Of the company will have did.
Guilty 70 place that amount OF stock here.
In another letter concerning the same matter, the
writer thus states that the company in question b
already called In New York, "Gas Light Company Of
Ponce" and adds hAt the principal object Of the latter
10 TO obtain the exclusive privilege Of government for
the already mentioned term, as likewise 70 know the
amount which may be monthly paid out Of the municipal
funds for light the balance OF two hundred shares,
reserved for Ponce having been taken either here
in any other part Of the island, will Immediately be taken
IL presumed that the gas works win be constructed
within eight months from their beginning.
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qTuRTY-FTrTn CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


8enates
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1850.
THE MISSOURI TWO PER CENT Bull
Mr.. TooxBs, (adm) Of Ga, moved q reconsideration Of
the vote passing the Missouri Two Per Cent Land BILL The
motion was adopted when tho discussion Of tho bill was
deferred.
rHn JUDICIARY.
The bin authorizing tho Attorney General to represent
the United States in equity proceedings between Massacnu
setts and Rhode Island was passed.
orroernoS TO McexAm on rosrAon.
Mr.. SEWARD, (cpp) Of n. Y, presented memorial
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Naval Intelligence.

The new United States steam sloop of.war Brooklyn
sailed from Quarantine yesterday morning for Beaufort
n c., on trial trip The following is believed TO be
correct List Of her officers -
David g. Farragut, Captain; James A. Doyle, Albert N.
Smith, VIM. N Je1ers, VIM. Mitchell, A. Adams, Jr.
Iieutenants Lewis W. Minor, Surgeon Thos H. LOCKER,
PuFser; Geo R. Graham, First Lieutenant Marines; -
Leach, - Christian, Assistant Surgeons; Joahua Fol-
ansbee Chief Engineer; +. pe Luce First Assistant
Engineer; w. B. Brooks, NJ p Jordon, Second Assistant
Engineers; j. W. Whitaker, r. E. Brown, Henry Snyder,
Geo. II. White, Third Engineers; Chas. a. Carroll, Cap
tains Clerk Forbes Parker Pursers Clerk; Jno X Bart
ett Boatswain; VIM. Allen Gunner; Asa Polnsett Car
peuter Francis Boon, Sailmaker.
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Frst-Opposed to a permanent national debt
Second Endorsing the President's recommen-
dations.
Third-Repudiating the acts and proceedings Of
the other democratic caucus; and finally appointed
committee Of three TO take steps for united action
with other democrats who approve Of the position
they have assumed.
All the Pennsylvania democrats were present
but two.
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The Frrst Gun for Cnh..

BY the following copy Of placard posted up In New
Rochelle win bo that Thursday evening next
the FIRST gun 70 be fred at that town for the annexation
Of Cuba to be followed probably by other meetings Ill
over the country.
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ANNEXATION |


No pent up. Utica contracts our powers
The whole boundless continent will be ours.
THE NATIONAL DkNOCHACY
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Mr.. sswxap, lcpp) Of n. r., presented memorial
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11o1-u1-NO. 81. WHOLE NO. 125.


Bankers s. Dealers in Exchange,
., . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA ..-
(.OLLECTIoNS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u at Current Rates OF Exchange
Bills Of Exchange Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money bought and Sold. ru - 90"
Land arrants Bought and Sold and Entered Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned Real Estate aud Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT proprc-
tors. u f. -..te ss- .sr.4 ,. 8a- Il s. 4Es se.erm m q
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction any business which may be entrusted to
.|g.zF
American Exchange Bank, New York City. ".-
J. p. Thompson, = Ez--" -+ -..
Bank of Illion, llion, n. Y. ....-.s.. 90
Bank of Ceoperstown, Coopertown N. Y.
Durkee x Bullock, Bankers, 81. Louis, No. "H
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, N. Y. ---
warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens & Co. Bankers, Ft. Desmoines.
Henry Farnham Pres. G. 4 R. / r. R., Chicago, Ills.
Jno T. Henry, Supt. NJ N. ;. X. Davenport, iowa
Cook. Sargent i Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine 4 Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. T. s-.-.-.
lie Roy Tuttle Omaha City. > s-s-
lanes G. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, N. T.
n b. Judd Esq Chicago.
Merchants, Savings Loan Il Trust Co., Chicago
~Corse Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria, Va.
! II Bennett Agt. IEtua Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan. U. S. s., Mt. Pleasant, IOWA. .r
Hon S. X. Curtis, n. c., keokuk Iowa
Coolbaugh < Brooks Bankers, Burnstm iowa.
July 4-nl0-u f''
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We are authorized to announce GEORGE DOUGHTY,
Independent Candidate for the office OF Sheriff
Pottawataie County, subject only to the decision OF
the people at the baliotbox the llth Of Oct 1859
County Judge.
We are authorized to announce J. 7. CASADT as an
independent Candidate for the Office Of County Judge
PottawattamIe County.
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Treasurer and Recorder.
we are Authorized to announce J. W. DAMON, as a
candidate fT the Office Of Treasurer and Recorder Of
Pottawattanie County, at the ensuing election.
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fT In heetins aruy, it is the tagging
soldiers who are first oyertaken and captur-
ed by their mereiless purssers. So with the
lnggards and loiterers in the Ghosts of Gods
clect.o "S.' # #7' @f+#s.a -
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G- ARCH. S. BRYANT. will consent to become
a candidate for the ottce Of COUNTY JUDGE Of Poua-
wattame County he Will be supported, Irrespective Of
party, by
MANY VOTERS
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c. Lord Bacon beautifully said, " II a
man be gracious to strangers, it shows he
IS citizen of the world, and that his heart
is no island cut from the other lands, but a
continent that joins them," A
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CO A tramping jour printer arriving in 2
Cincinnati the other day, hard up and out Of
sorts, as usual, invested the remnants Of his
money in lottery ticket, which drew 5000.
He settled his bills and went home well sai-
isfied, probably to spend bis money, and die
with the s' detirium tremend0us."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-17

| EV Late accounts from Turks island
state that 100000 bushels of salt have been
shipped from the different parts of the Col.
ony since the lst of July. A considerable,
quantity remained on hand, with the price,
ranging from ! to 8 cents. Fsa L
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-17

CO The result of the New York hog war
up to this date, may be summed up in
round numbers rs follows: Hogs driven out
of the Island, 1000; piggeries torn down.
200. The 18th and 22d Wards are iha
only ones remaining to be purged, and that
work will probably be done this week.
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c. A statement is made showing that
there are SO churches in the city Of New Or.
leans: 40 Protestant, and 10 Roman Cath
olic. OF the Protestant Churches l3 arc
Methodist, Q Presbyterian, 8 Episcopal, and
only Baptist. DR.. Palmer's church, Pres
byteiian, cost $l02,OC0. '@s'e. ~. y
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MoDEsrY.-An Irish corporal; who now
and then indulged in noggin Of right good
poteen, was thus accosted by his captain,
while standing at ease-''Pat, what makes
your nose red % ''plase yer honor" said
Pat 6 always blush when l spnkes to an
officer" a.. .--" H"..'ls ls5s9 F@4
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-17

fV There has been no case OF yellow
fever ut New Orleans this year, yet. Last,
year, at this time, it was beginning slowly
to assume an epidtmical character. ~''4 '4''
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-17

Ey Grattan said Edmund Burke was so
fond of arbitrary power, he could not sleep
upon his pillow unless he thought the king
had q right to take it from him. q f@@s-
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CT A man who will strap his razor on
his Bible and wipe it on his newspaper, the
Syracuse Journal thinks, deserves to have
neither. .r~t. 1.4e.s 4s-s.. p j. z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-17

CT It is an economical reflection, thas
when garments are too short, the disiculty
may be remedied by wearing them longer.
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fyA paper speaks Of q Wild turkey.
ssshot by sportsman weighing soms twenty
three pounds" Which, the man OF ,hs
turkey? tss- sazss q s.lltF.,
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Representatives.


We are authorized to announce DR.. 5. NJ. BALLARD,
all I,lepcpent candidate for Representative Of Pvta
wattame County.