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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

ALLEaro CURl sos CAsoEg.--Ths eminent mnsi-
cal taventor, Sax Of the sax horn, has long been
asogsrcr from cancer, and the leading phy slcans
Yelpeaa and Ricord, Who have been ia attend suce.
pronounced him ineurabe. A practitioner lately
arrived from Iudia aud the Dateh settlements 10
,as Spice Isiaods, DR.. ysies, has brought home
Hiaat that ne calls a"fle1"eerease. IL has been
comp .stely arrested the phagedsnic process.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

= Have removed their Office TO pa, Main &C.,
above 10th, opposite CnrinshiAn Hall. GOODS
called o. and delivered fRE1 0f charge tor drAy.
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OOERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTRRs.

FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent rpos adi'
''1' STOMACH or LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidlsy OF tha stctkssh'
coieky Pains Heartburn, Less % Appetite. Css sVr
iency, Cestiyeness, Blind snd DleeGiRs Pltysj, az
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and GsaEslgis }Es sIe.N
it has in numerous Instances proven tthAy ""-S|
ciai aud iu others effected aecs sed cniv. -. an,
This il purely vegetable CON pound, pr 9ps5su ~
strictly scientific prgei ples after The anbst "a ."
celebrated Holland Professor bScsaase. btcSnsT "
us great saeeess Ia most ofths European states 70
into the U. States igtendsd riose 81
ciay for those OF fatherspd scattered usFc ea
there over the face of this aighty eoastry Mstas
with great success am0as fhsin. ak'w oIss y ,ota
American public, knowing that ifs IitiI SVnoe3'1'
medicinal virtues must be aeknowlsfge.i- ...
Tt is particularly recommended = those *
whose constitutions may have been impasrra .! sas
continues use Of ardent spirits, OF othsr i.ss q
dissipstion Generally instantaneous "a erssss :.
lnds its way directly 70 the sest Of iisS Is1sEs
and quickeo'ug every nerve rAss'ug " w W. 80
Tag spirit. aud, in Tact, iatusius nsx hsAi'A INV
NOTICE-Ghoeyer expects 70 fad this ossg
rage will be disappointed: but 10 tas sick, NeA -
low spirited. IL will prove SfatesGi sfNssss' -
iiai possessed OF singular .s rsmgdiSa pf0s'''''
The great popularity Of this 3eilgasini SEsh a,
Induced many mitatioas, which the a'soiI - ~
guard AZ Ainss purchasing. be nas ~ "a
xay thing else until you have given hSrtes,i spi
HOLLAND BiTTERs q fair tris', V'e I, 49, I. = Ill
convince you how inanitsly superior "
so,a ~ Al nsr bottle. or six bottles fT " ~ '''
soLe PRopai EToRss co
BENJAMIN PAGE, JA.~S~
uAnvpAcFyRfsa
PHARMACEUTfsTs AND cHhNieAS'
PITTSBURGH. Pa. city.
Arso,d by nearly all the pgassas's ~ ''''
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+ ANDlHG per BALTIMORE Boat
con- 20 hbis prime Leaf lard, 90 bbis Crushed Pow
dsrse and Coifse ugafs; for sale By
JAIL WV TYLER.
NAAcKEREL. 20 bhls. No. l Mack erel,
IVA In store and tor saieby
jais-et WIN TAyLOk
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1I,UYS FAR BkLU~ COST 10 clos

J,UYS FAR BELUr COST 10 close
l. ont The remnants OF t. Christmas stock, we
r1 ALI ~ a orsat sacrifice Plenty lice toys left
and thny must be sold 10 hurry. to make room Tor
our holss Furnishing Goods. of which splendid
a.snrtm, Ut has lGsi arrived.
Ne rastiye,, Iarge assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates and Frames. of orr own importation. he
taiIers aud housekrepers viii study their interests
bv giving us a Csli-Sew York prices.
gtrosne OIL Lamps and old Dom nion Coffee ana
Tea Pots tie greatest novelties OF the day, on han
iu abundance, rs well - riiNer'pla'ed, BrI'stia
White Met 81 aud Alfalfa goods OF every dtscrip
ton
Our stock Of China and Glassware, notwithstand-
ing our Immense les about Christmas, when we
.uopjied mauy a happy couple. made happier still
by vor low prices j. we'll AZ sor. ed.
ledger Day aud Cash Books Japanned Bill Head
Cash and Letter Box 3 and other good; Tor the
counting room, of which we bought lot a:auction,
can be had right cheap at ,z
ia, Corner Eroal and I'd streets.
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JANUARY, 1902
d IHOS q PRICE 4 co

THOS z PRICE h CO,
With full stock. full f1rse. and undated energies
arc making ready for ne coming season. ard with
a view OF cutting down stock and making some
improvements IN their wafarooms as also to give
themselves stboac rooa for the spring campaign.
they will from this time ofrr everything ct large
discount upon regu ar market rates, until the open
ing of the season.
Never has so rare an opportunity been presented
plies for either winter SUMMER as their assort-
naent is large, fresh and wsll assorted
For the first time in their business history. Ia
so.ne D. partments. they Will commence THElR OWN
MPoRrATIosS. the ensuing spring, and parties may
rely. from arrangements made that every article
and quality unsur passed and in ety lie AID elegance
equal to an thing brought to thu country. livery
department. about their establishment will be
placed In the hsnda OF judicious and experienced
hands, so that their customers shalt h.ye every
facility aud advantage which the experience aud
observation Of years has given them, ja7-ts
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Eo%EEIIEG.
CPARTA. ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE 500, 000l
AMY

NOTICE TO THE pUBLIG.- the members OF
our rrn have by way of purchsss, Become the owa-
Ter Of the gr ants chartered by the states OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. and part of those III
Georgia, under the management OF Nessrs GTegory
II Maury, Of " iim iugtOn Delaware, we have dee M
ed il expefient Chsnge the niuie OF our trm, on
and ailst January list. 1859 to that OF mOUD, EDDY
4 CO. ybo will Hereafter have the arrangement of
IL sparta Academy LotterS, and the others. as
above canned.
In all transactions we have endeayored to conduct
our business With integrity and prompJnesH, and
We Can ss III the pubic that the patronage hereto
fore beso@ il well deserving of being trans
SWAN Il co.
Augusta Georgia Dec. Is, 1853.
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. PIANOS, 6C.-P. H. TAY.

,trulnsnts have received the unqualified approval d
the greatest panists in this county and Europe. lie
ala, keeps Pianos of Hale Co aud other good and
weH established makers.
p H. T. keeps constantly on hand an assortment
OF the beat MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musi
cal Merchandise ia general:
ec.aves with single and double reeds
Martins unrisaled GUITARS
In short, every article in the Mutic line may pe
FRICgs. r.
The laryss. and Eost beautiful assortment o lash
ionaL,e new and standard SEEkr MUSIC 70 be
found in this state.
sS- liberal discount made ~ Teachers and
Schools. ~, 81.
taken in exchange for nav oneS.
ae 10 IL IN In
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: REDUCED THROuah

,@~-,uE.uA RE DUCED THROUGH
Sx283 TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CENaI FKlM KICUnOND TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber. thankful for the very liberal pasro'
mage hitherto received. would inform BIS friends
that his thr,ugh charges on genera Merchandise
snch As Hats Caps shoes Boots, Dry Goods, &c, are
only yHlKTY CENTS per 20 lbs on 9.2ce Pc 5ies
queeusware &C. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
ia, Ibs which includes all expenses from tn"
,sharves in RICHMOND to the Landings or Depot III
Lynchbrrg. c,, 49,,
goods are sens forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles for Sardea at low
ra.as A. 8. LEE,
su37-ts On the Dock.
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AlJST OF LOTS AND PARTS Or LOIS, !.
TN rHE CRY OF RICHMOND fos snE
~ gIrI z.
the
re- @ With % per en1'f
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,1yHE CROWD OF LADIES THAT

Il have been 1T GoLDSMITS this week. are sat
istiei thai re closing out his stock Il goods at
preCaiautcd low pr -es They actin Ali rejoicing
0f hsir great they puI chased Of hia. end
they all ad, Use their friends to give him cell sEch
great bargains in every style ofsmbroderes splen.
did b cnd co.tons at 10 and 1873 cents; such goods
h tgs never been offered in this city ~ the pfce
goods ;or balls and parties: Cioaks CIrsets, Mna-
~ goods: every description OF dress aat Cloak
Fringes a. a erea. reduction; fancy Hair Pins AMI
hundreds of o.her gods will be $ Did q low prices.
L aULOSMIT,
ID a
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ae CLOTHING. 1883. FALL

>aa CLOTHING. 1858. FALL
Ia GOODs-SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
" CEIVED-Ths subscriber has in store q
IN large and varied assortnionto Of Clothing OF
his own manu- sacture embracing every article In
the Clotaipg trade. Materials and workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also, Furnishing Goods, srch rs Shirts, Collars,
Drawers Socks, Crayats, Neck-ries. Gloves. S1spen
ders. Money Belts. Pistfl Belts, &C, &c.
In his Tailoring department the faest and best al
Ci@sns. Gas imsres ard Vestings, selected By him.
st In person, with especial reference 10 tho reta
,raao. which will compare favoraby with any honse
Y tne cry, which h. will make to order Ia the
Call and leave your measure for ssr9etbing nice. 8
Is SPENCE,
No 10. Ccrrsr Of Main and iath sss.
NW Clothisr aud Merchant Tailor,
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu.
ID ton. which has been in successful operation !ol
the last fpe years, il situated On
CHURCH HILL, RIO IMoND, VA,
In deli zntful airy position and is furnished with
every co-yeuierce conducive to the comfort CT pa
tients aud the successful treatment Of dfseaS
Ithas lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 70 the accom-
radiation OF gentlemen who may find it ilconvs
rejeItt TO be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention Will be paid TO the lying N
cards, which are peculiarly coInmodieus.
fPrydbts on the rGfaecdl az TIE {uttesst.)
white patients. per week.....-.....-..-..s
COi0re0 &C.
Private Rooms. ..-............S7 TO SIS
eS- City acceptancss required for patients from
the country, unless where tie parties are known 70
one OF the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance Nursing aud Medicine. BY an arrangeneal
with the inhImaFy Of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 81 to $50, will be ohare
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may D.
ascertained before hand by application to one OF tie
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than q week.
Tae undersigned will give their personal after
zion To all patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTEMPTING PHYsIcIANs.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.
Grace street, between 18th and 3th.
THOMAS POLLARD. d. D..
Basement of the powbatan House
y. A. CkkNsHAW. VI. D..
Franklin ST., next door below Trinity Church
WA. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Binding. FRANKLIN street, next deor 20 State
Court Hons
THOs. NJ. NIXON, NJ D. Resident Physician
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UEy %&&sAsB

EVERY re,s5n kn VS. that JACOB A
"a LEVY is selling the cheape,t Dry Goods in the
city: but for Information to those who have not
been so fortunate as to give him call. We a1fix
last OF pric s. ALI the goods really as cheap ss
they are represented to be. Fine Linen Can brio
Carlbric Hdk;s from g.. cents to 81. cents, all OF
which viii he sold at 80 per cent below their value;
coi. Finish Bieached Cottops-yard wiie--only IL:
c2uts-caE't be bought elsewhere for lees than
Shilling per yard; Sop Irish tinea at a755 cents
per ard wa d be ohsap az 10 ceut.; nice Waite
Brillante I21s els, worth 1924 a1i q cts; Negro
B.nk5ts {fot dam aged) in God order at 81 Is per
pair worth 81; Bleached Gottous. bought in large
quantities and sold at very lowest price If yon
have any Goods to purchase. remember that No 10
Man street, is the only place where yon can get
real harYajus VT
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SPRING TRADE.
ENTIRE NEwASD FRESH STOCK OF
RATS, CAPS AND STRA W GOODS

ENTIRE NEwASD FRESH STOCK OF
RATS, CARS, AND STRA W GOODS.
ELLETT Il WEISIGER
Will Opea in their elegant and spacious store, no
i6T Main street. Opposite the Exchange Bans ana
adjoining Messrs Kent taine Coz on the l3tn cay
of February next large. complete. ana entirely
from the largest manufacturers and Importing
honses ....
Their stock will be bought in large quantities,
entirely for cash which Will enable them 60 ofieT 20
country merchants, their FRIENDS ana inc pnoiic
generally a varied assortment OF goods in their
itlr of the best qpnlisy, and newest styles ana at
prices which cannot fail To- secure zoe par9Haep Vi
the pnbIic. ELLElf "EiHio 1h'
ia Its
BALM0RAL SHOEs.-Thosa
0O gentlemen who were waiting for the Bal
moral Shoes are isformsd that they have arrived,
and are now ready for their Inspection. They are
a splendid src'e and just the hing for the season
Call at No 90 and eupply yourselves
~ JND g PAGE, JE-,
ja1o 2 doors above hos X Price IL Co.
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GREAT ABDUCTION IN HsI

"a GREAT REDUCTION IN all
TX THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS GAA
E$A Prom j. 10 ~ per cent. saved by buying
tkWA from j. IL. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
<rH- building.
sioieekin Hats of best quality, 50; Do. second
quality, 3 1p; Fashionable silk Hats, 20 {;
tiEe Caliskin Sewed Roots, 50: Congress Cater
Roots 3 % fine Cafskin SeWed Shoes. 225.
J. H ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of he best makers ia the city OF Philadelphia,
to supply him with han isome and substantial
Calfssta Sesed BOOTS, which he will sell at the
precedenfsd low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF. &c I'd n " II
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FOR hhNT-That large ard desi.

KS rabIe Store House, No 81, On Pearl street, well
shifted for Wholesale grocer, fronting 20 feet Oh
Pearl street. by lS0 feet Deep four stories high and
extending through to Virginia street, with all the
modern improvements and its capacity equal tn any
store on that street. TO good nant the rent will
be moderate. Immediate possession given
de2-ts ARCH'D THOMAS.
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ca FOR RENT-ghe Store House on
ne. 18th, between Main and Cary streets formerly
occup ed by Messrs Stea' ms Z Brummeil, but mo
recently BIZ Messrs stesfns Thursion. The ioea
ton of this property Is well kGoSD. that IL Is
de med unnecessary 20 enter into particulars re-
soec,iur IL Ami, 10 ED EAC&U,
i. I7-Ig Pearl st rext t. Exchange
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ga MARKET FARM FOR RENr.-
a.s have for rent Farm, containing forty acres
OF cared Land which is well suited for a market
farm. The improvements consist of dwelling
house with four rooms q good well of wat in the
yard. and sll the necessary out-buIdngs. To a
good tenant the ent will be moderate.
no LYME
Cffice in Basement Of Metropolitan Hal.
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ia FOR REM L The .nmodious
sss and desirable store. No u, west Main street,
NV occupied by MesSIs Larus 4 shine viii be Va
caied on the lsr OF ApIii. For terms apply to
N I5-Iat VAN LEW, TAYLOR Il CO.
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O. FOR RENT-The store formerly
BE occupied By the subscribers on 18th street. be-
tween Msiu ard Cary Also, the humber house on
Loubardy alley. between 18Th and I4th Streets
Possession given mmed iately Apply to
WIN WALL ACE SONS.
Enrner Pearl and Care atraPts.
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G. n. DODGE.
John T. BALDWIN,
BALDWIN g. DODGE.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchana
Crr-<rYy pT rFEQ yowA

Bankers & Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u at Current Rates Of Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold
Land arrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and NOn-Resident proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction Of any business which may be entrusted to
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. P. Thompson,
Bank of IlliOn. Illion, N. 7.
Bank Of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, n. !.
Durkee Il Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse N. Y
warren Bank, South Daavers, Mass.
A. j. Stevens Il Co, Bankers, Ft. DesInoines
Henry Farnham Pres. G. & r. I. r. r. Chicago Ills
Jno E Henry Supt. N. 4 II. h. II. Davenport, Iowa
Cook Sargent 4 Downy, Bankers, Iowa CIty Iowa
western Marine 4 Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. 7.
lie Roy Tuttle, Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, n. T.
n b. Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants Savings, Loan 4 Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse Snowden Il Corse Alexandra, Va.
] B. Bennett Agt. IEtna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James Harlan, U. s. s, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Non s r. Curtis, NJ c., Keokuk, Iowa
Coolbaugh 4 Brooks, Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u inus'e copy
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OyE THE BROKERS,

The greatest feats at sharing used to be
performed BY one Of the Buffalo brokers'
lie used to rake down the whole bill, and
make one hundred per cent. clear profit on
the transaction. The way he did it was
this:
He kept an exchange Office near the canal
basin, and had a lot of counterfeits stuck up
on the wall behind the counter, with Coun-
terfelt Bills in great black letters over them
while on the counter stood box OF wa
fers.
A Canaller would rush into the office and
ask for change for a bill. Old specie would
take the bill very blandly, put on his spec
tacles apd give look at it. The moment
he did so, his whole countenance would
change. With an indignant look he would
petrlfy his astonished customer and grin in
silence, still keeping his eye on the sanaller,
he would feel for the wafer box-stick a
couple of waters on the back of the bill
turn around and fasten it among the coun.
terfeits with an indignant jam-then, turn
ing; he would open his mouth and assail
the wretched cul prit in the manner follow
ing, to-wit: "You miserable scoundrel
what do you m can by Offering me bad bill
If there's an officer in sight lll have you ar
rested !" with which address he would max,
as if he would sally >fsom behind the coan
ter, wherenpon the canaller would inconti
nently fee for his life-and the old gentle
man would sweep the bill into his none.
drawer, and crest from his labors."
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- A good story 10 related Of Suily, the
paister, man distinguished for refinement
ofEpanners, as wellsss -sacoess in art. AT
asPasty one evening, ,s.Suliy Was speaking Of
a belle, who was a great fay0ritH
'sAh," says Sully, s'she Has mouth like
an dephant's." ~ L.
"Oh! oh! Mr.. Sully how can you be. y
rudk7" ggssgss ~
ssRude, ladies'! rude what do you maeh. !!
say she has got a mouth like an ele6 Slant,
because it's so full of ivory" s.
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Such is the title of beautiful poem b,
j. G. Whittier, for the August number O
the Atlantic Monthly. The Psalm is alik
exquisite in thought and expression. Her
is no triekery Of words, no effort for effect
but simple, childlike, unambitious utter
anee. 1t is psalm that sings itself! glide
in the other-like a pleasant tune. w
wish there were more such poetry in th
word; it would be the better for it:
mourn more my vanished years
Beneath tender rain,
An April rain of smiles and tears,
Ny heart Is young again.
The worst winds blow, and, singing low,
hear the glad stream run:
The windows Of my soul throw
Wide open to the sun.
Nolonger forward nor behind
look in hope and fear;
But grateful, take the good find,
The best OF now aud here.
plough no more a desert land,
To harvest weed and tare:
The mamma dropping from Gods hand
RebukeS my painful care.
lay aside my pilgrim staff, l lay
Aside the toiling oar;
The angel sought so far away
WELCOME at the door.
The airs Of Spring may never play
Among the rpening corn,
Nor freshness of the flowers in May
Blow through the Autumn morn.
Yet shall the blue-e eyed gentian look
Through fringed lids to heaven,
And the pale aster in the brook
Shall see its image given.
The woods shall wear their robes of praise,
The south wind softly sigh,
And sweet calm days in golden haze
Melt down the amber sky.
Not less shall manly deed and word
Rebuke age of wrong
The craven flowers that wreath the sword
Make not the blade less strong.
But shifting hands shall learn to heal,
To build as to destroy;
NoI less my heart for others feel
That the more enjoy.
All as God wills. who wisely heeds
To give to withhold,
And knoweth more Of all my needs
Than all my prayers have told.
Enough that blessings undeservcd
Have marked my erring track
That where's o'ermy feet have sweFved,
His Christening turned me back
The more and more 4 Providence
OF love is understood,
Making the springs of time and sense
Sweet with eternal good
That death seems but covered way
which opens into light,
wherein no blinded child can stray
Beyond the Father's sight
That care and trial seem at last,
Through Memury's sunset air,
Like mountain ranges ovcrpast,
In purple distance fair
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AmDrotypists 4 Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w stock of Ambrotype. MeIanotype Daguer-
reotype and Photographic Goods. embracing every
useful article in demand by the operator consisting in
part Of
Cases, Frames. Plates. Gla.. Nattinss
Preservers. Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which We will sell on reasonable terms
September c5-vcD2c F, GEESAMAS CO.
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@" He'll, my dear bearers" exclaimed
an Irish clergyman while addressing barn
full Of barharians in the back part OF the
Emerald Isle-'hell is a place OF inexpress-
ible torment, besidss being altogs'her'ncon
yapiens,"
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JOSEPH MUELLER,

PRO r. j., = = II or Nj L = {
Jnstru tI"n given Vocal Music, and "n the Plano.
i PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REPAIRED.
For further particulars enquire at this office.
VA n
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PACIFIC HOUSE
l.. M. DOUGLAS.

CARPENTER AND JOINED
As LATELY OPENED SHOP on LOWER
- Broadway, back Of the Old " Ho"
i~iha Office, where he is nre- -kfA
rn,ed 70 execute with promptness Co. ss.SS-5z1
Az orders left with him He &szksE xA2EEs4
VII furnish If desired, upou short notice n,s,s ar,
spsSlneattons for buildings '''N' anu
~ COFFlSS made To c-de- on sh,-. ,..,..
''i'' E'oH eIAeeI Il n3o-u
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OFFICER s. PUSEY,

REAL. ESTATE BROKERS,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
payment of taxes lands o! and the
collection and remittance of claims
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" chance" there be-which brought him
on a visit to US, when We stuffed cotton wool
into our ears, in order to deaden the sounds
Of "Music Next Door,
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Fourth Of July, too. I'll pick
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