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Hon. J, THozRsoss
See'y of she Lntesiog.

4 sfRtxa or GTRroUs FAoTs.-The fol-
loving striking scientific facts were
PICKED up Ii sts course Of our reading
from various raIiabie authorities. We
think many Of shbfa viii be new TO our
readers: gEE ,s.-
z The difference between the skulls OF
tho domsssia hog and boar, is as great
~ thas between the European and ne
gro skull. Domesticatiaas and are phys
fsally different from their tame origi-
malls. s---t. ..@
his not natural for COW, any more
than fsr any other female animals, 20
EFtve milk when she has no young to
neurish. TAa permanent production Of
milk is a madikad animal function, pro-
duced by an artificial habit for several
Generations. In Columbia, the praCsioe
81 milking COWS having been laid aside,
the natural state Of the function has
been restored. The secretion OF the
milk continues only during the sucking
Of the calf, and ID only 81 occasional
phenomenon. II the calf dies, the guliEk
eessss sofiow, and is is only by keeping
| him vita bis dam by dag, THAI an oppor-
| tunitY of obtaining milk from the COWS
| bv night can be f6unds E@-@&
| This barking Of dogs is an acquired
hereditary inssincs supposed 20 have eri-
RinateA ID aa attempt TO initiate tue hu-
man vuies, Wild dogs, and domestic
breeds never bark, ,hat bowl. Cats,
I which 30 disgugb eiYiIised eemmunitieE
Ibv their midnsghs 1oalevwsaI, = IN their
wild state in South America are quite
/ silent, --.-...
| The dark race have less nervous senai.
i IblIity than tae whites. rhsy are 30
i shbiees 10 ne4woas disease. They sleel
kseund in every disease nor does an.
IEaantAI disease keep them awake. The,
bear ehirurigmE opsxassosa aBaeA bsss0
| than shs white people.
Il A certain species Of fungus has besi
!. known 70 attain the size Of gouEd u
one night azsa aSsia sAlAul std tAas ~
,lrcliuIss III whAah lt Es composed Haast q
EEaounf to forty thousand millions
LIZ Il grew in twefye hours, this woali
give four thousana nal aHs psr 1ouss D
pfaore saaau ssxay-six Aiikons each min
-ik1e.
4 Animafeuies have been discovered, D
!, ssnsII that one million woulduOssxese
d grmsn as mand, aud aTs hundred mil
lions sport in drop OF water. ~
: aash Of Ehsse muss hare blood.Tesseli
7 nerves, muscles, circulating aasAA4s Ae
! like lAsga anixnals.
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ID. Esaaega Ppulin, a indspsa6eui
and assskal @egahaaf " oag askY u.s.
bs2m ISsia9 sAznAfy IL khs soazk 0xsz Il
! aaiss AaSae. ! MI spzzs -
% him one child a--a dAaghsar, h0w ssas
weaRa old 80
4 asE manshs since, Aar. z snplsysd
i likaly gomag aiaHk named Aslgmssas
Laxges, and insEodaead him Ia his hossa-
hold. The CLARK would hnges long III
mssis. and soon maniE Tested 4 pref ferenre
Fer s0aial and domestic comforts, which
k@ps him maek from his cOmzaegeial saas
ties. He vas deVo1ed To the listle
daughter, aud evineed such pleasure in
attending 70 bar, khat Mr.. r., feeling
passrnaa psiae aasd pleasure iadaIgad
him Ia many hoags se3 ahssnsa ifsaa tha
stare. MaskaEa pasaed .ln thus-tAa ab-
ssness inereaaing in dufation-and yet
MIR. r. bad no ssIspsesoE that there was
oahsr attraatiOa tlsaR the litils aaaght-
er, that keps this shild-leying elsrk =
way.
On Wednesday evening last, ahe clerk
did not rasaSu From aiRaaEs nna, whan
aaa-sizas cAma, Mr, psRlsn pFosseded a.
usual 70 his h0gae, without Ehe least Bus-
picion that all wAs nos tight there. he
opened the dooF aud passed aato his
drawing rooin, whers all was qaaes aad
in order be proeesiea 70 the tAA-roans
he went TO bis ehamber, ~ the kitchsn
and oYsx he entire premises, baE could
soc no oBe4 he called hia WifaA his
daaghaes; bas no answsK came. ailAasa
Eeignsd sapzeme, and aesolasian hxeoap
cd ogSg al. His wifas had B9wBs She
and the elaE& bad Fsea ay 80 eve
ming train, saking eAG lite aaaghsee
with them. IT, gg @E
Mr. PoaiiH was astonished, n0FtIaed
indignant, furious. lie had never spo-
ken "a uzakfnd word 10 This wife ana he
Egnsted heR WITH apwaYsriug @oBfdeHzse.
He woald as soan haEs suspected that
the sun would Hy from It's orbis, asz that
shs would dswiate from the paths oR vtF-
tue. The clerk had boeh kindly, geners
oasly, sonRdingly lFeatsd, aad he uoala
not dream that ha wonl u rob hsm Of his
wffs--hls happiness. Lie found that his
wife and cierk and little daughter were
all gone, and had taken With them con-
siderable amoHat OF Haonsys a se#
The atrangest failure Of this asRange
transaction Is the disparity Of the ages
and appeAr8nes Of the criminal parties.
TIE lady 10 a6oak forty, pock-nhzksd,
and nst comely, wisils ths gentleman -
about kwsnty-six and good lacking. Il
Is suspected that they have gone 70 New
Orleans Or Nav Fssk 81. Joseph Ga
EeGte. - F< 5@
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e e felIow .has xfsae &c Eallows.

- The fellow thai wrusA sha fellow
ing paragraph anderstood kimaAlg sxasss..
", and had some knowieags esnessning
the rest og Enankaaa:
"Now is the season tor sll wbe aaSiep
ipate dsiag aHy kind os business he eosA-
lag wezsaus ae advaEtiss thaEx bssssmesa
ways economiGed ia tbs way o3 aArassis-
mush eIse 10 dc exCsys 10 sssamR asoaa8
waiting fsE sgmsbody ts 6na tAsaa Aaaks
aud woadsE sAas basiaSss i - Mw8ak
dail With thaBa. M NIL na#sx b any
better With sash d class oK lndEyi0usl9
who ara aos As Tor busanass, aud 81 bua
very litas mss Is sns asmshanasy L.
SsxtiRs fraaly aaa be xSsasneAsdys ssi
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

4 KILL 81 GBzR pxascmzy .ga BE
New Lishon Patriot lars sasa goas@E
pzasorinEian to sha kee@ uaA 81 aaa N @aE
Saiam ptgyHisianss w sgse mss ksss sss
:ssceaId Be, bus IL ths pssAsaas Asaa ~
bad spell a. the doctor had whem ~
wrotaA q, We aAimk Ais uass ssa ssas-
st Taka powasa assss u ha
! gaisA yoar gses sssll a ~
ksep sssemiug brick 10 sak Ssek s
lsgs all the time and donsk kak sssA u
bed f1g nnylhiag. Yonsskpr Toux asipk
plenty ef warm paFsisy eeas teas aes
your food bs Sas, ar corn nsaaa gEaea fnR
st lsask z aays~s a ssss Es ssss aARs.
"E.R BsshuRs 4 Fouss ue spasfss 81
any kind.H s 90
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Paddy amd the Turtle

10 New York nan was carrying live
turtle along the street, when by came an
Hiahman, followed by q large dog. The
countrymsn trlsd b. geAtle words to gat
the son of Emerald to put his hagUr into
The taYtie's mouth, but he was TOO smart
for that.
"But," gah he. '.I'Il put the dogs tail
in, and see what the ba8te will do"
He imuasdiats called up his dog, took its
tail and stuck II into the turtles 20alh----
He had scarcely got it in, when Mr.. Tur-
tie shut down oh the poor dogs tail, aAd
with a trmeud0us ysips of the latter ran
at railroad speed, Pnliing ths turtle after
him at far more rapid rate than ever Il
tsssasIsA hs&ezs-fs ssssss.Asrszz 4AEtfst4sls
his days work wBaid be thEoaH away If
the animal should Pua At that rate, turned
with savage look upon the Irishman, aRd
exclaimed
"CaIl back y9aE Deg w
Paddy put his hands into his pockets,
threw bis head to one side, winked, and
then answered, with a provoking saRg
foii,
"Can back your fish
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DEATH OF GKEBRAL ABAA DiLLRA.--
We are mBgh panied to announce the death
of General Adam Diller, eltizeB Of the
Thirteenth ward, Wha has maRy fEtsads
throughout the Common wealth. He v an
born ia Lancaster county, was aR active
participant in tbs war Of 1919. and aot-
withstandlng his staaFeh adherenes to lhe
Democratic party, was elected saeEth oI
ring the admin sftatioh of Governor Porter
be was an AdjuEamt General oE the State,
and he discharged the duties of ths office
la a very able manner. he has stree heAd
other important statteas, aRd has always
takes aud actige, paFtiR patitte Ha was
respected aad beloved BY large circle of
friends who viii deeply noaER his ioss.--
PhsGsdslpkia PEess. -. .. ee
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The Paris correspondent Of the N. \.
Tissss, writing March 2l, says. "The Sex
les tragedy Is the prominent topic Of dis
cuszioa In tha cafes Of Paris. The French
theory land The correct oRe) ia, that the
really guilty party in the sad affairs is the
writer OF the anonymous nos@-~the med
dlesome iuformeF, who is PrgSaa-sd TO be a
woman, jealous Of Mrs. sirkles,
sHsH hath no fury like 3 woman seemed
There Is a ladyhsrs who knows certain
widow in Washington, to whom Ar. Key
had hsen for some time quite csgoteds whe
has been made miserable, for stwelvemoath
by the panga Of Jealousy Did ahe play the
part Oh Tagv IN the bloody drama2 Per
haps,n
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pkkass peas.

Ma. BxLL1ED, the Bridge kanaaTs haA
been kespang a record % Bls mm1nhex 81
tsA1ns aaosstng Gsaes AvsMas Bfiags 81
khsig sSas 10 Esiksag Peak as ~ Ksasspa
This rea0xa was nos eammansea ssIa
February sd, before whish ssma anuss. J.
Der Of se&zua had srossud Ihs akakss
Il aaysaaia ail sasosE "a sha naaaAsf
Fgosh FsbruaEy Sd 70 Apaaa - ~
wagons creased the bEiagea 80 fE@gR
April Egs 20 Apra I'd ffnssg 80
tssFtssm wsaoas sad ssazzas ssasy dzsas. q g
. AE, n eaaimataa aAAk 80 aaaas ak :
these were ex-ssamaa ayaNaNsag Sesw Z
yoke t0 the wagnn-,and Fnsg msA "a ne
saane. WOW, hgars fs8g yoaEsSks ssss--s
S8aGs .g8WgnAg. IeaF Asa 1seS ~
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SYmpATaY roR Mn. sicKLg&-Wash-
ingtem, Asva IA striking aemonstra-
tton Of female sentiment heEe, took place
last night when George siekles, fathpr Of
the prisoner, was suTpEisea By q visit 81
bis hotel uEsoms twenty ladies', who cana
10 body to express n1eir sympathy fot
his son, and to say, that Il be thought 1t
would be Of any advautage to him, or
vsORld give Gmy coHfsrt 70 the accused, they
you'd fresly present shemselYs, with maDy
saass, at sse eoart hsaas. Tbe person at
The head Of the dsputatioh, waa veneer
able woman Of soEie three score years, and
she used the strongest or Pfssslons OF CON-
nissFation for the prisoner. owe demand
his discharge p said she, ssea behalf OF cur
sex. Let bin be Convicted and the Abes~
tue obtains q new license. Let him be
vtndicatsd, aRd virtue acquires new guar
aakse."
Mr. Siekles, ST., made a, feeling ackHowl-
edgment in reply to the ladies'. He said
he would not take upon himself therespon-
sibility Of answering their taquiry, he
would make known to his unfortunate SON.
the spontaneous act Of sympathy b. band
of noble women, and was sure. II would be
most grateful to his feelings.
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JExrEaso1 AxB Ass FIppLK--~-Ths wTt-
teg OF the Dselaratioa Of Iadepenasnes was
passloaateiy fond of adding Ard ID said 20
have excelled iii playing UPON that instru-
rsefll. Ih ITsg, his family mansI0a y a.
burnt, MF. Jeffessoa used To Ieil, Ia after
wears, with glee and aneedota CONNECTED
with the sre He was absent ham hama
when Il occurresl; ard slave arrived ous
ef breath, 10 Inform him Of the dtsaaler,---
After learning The gsaefai destTaCaion, hs
tnaaiesd; . Hnk wste none OF E1y books
aaved Sst aNo Igaaasa,1 was the reply,
ssbat sayea tie f.iaIs y
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b. Goep Excgsg Ees MaaNc Ta &BAsxy 3
4 year or tRu stnee, Dapk HsskssA m
MiaaisssNas @saa kisc@A Va Eslsw #sFk As
coagmaaasxs as 0na &smas &c Ga IL -
sfRlaek Bali lne of Iksspa1 nassseA y
ships, wAs On visit "a khaE asEYs n
eogiyersASfcn vita / friend esn g8s tskd
shtps saalanzas 10 sha re a i sAiz&x,
saias thai be msyss A@aH6 - hms asas aznm
who bad a good egamss gax gginRsaw ssas 4
On hing asked was aAas nssa @s#. "a.
captain Tepgfeas 81 lvaak IEFsx sd -.
ssi9 lAx sS@ elsaa Ssssa sssssasaa@a % sosw
ha acaasSa A@n@ ssam eaxmsssas fas sSassa !
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TRE MeRTARA CAsE.-Some weeks
have past without noticing the Mortara
eaae. 4 recent number og the LoHdon Rec
srA saws that SIR Moses Moatefog has left
London for Rome. He ts the bearer OF an
address to the Pope, gigued by the legal
representatives Of The Jcws OF the United
Kingdom. including Baron Rothschiij, ask
iRg the liberation OF the Jewish child
Evldeace viii be tendsfe1 in the first place
th4t Edcar was aever baptized. Ths girl
wi. says she dii 1t Is proved to be person
OF ais-0lute life. The respectable trhdes-
man gyao (says she) urged her, swe.Ts he
di4 ros. fhe Pope is earnestly invited TO
igvsstlEae these allsgatisns.
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sdma minister's wives would be relieved
of a great budeE ef responsibility that
does net belong 10 them ii tie following Jask
prineiplss wsFe generally assssiteato tos
HFlrsk, the relation Of pastors wife 70
4 congregation Ia lhs same as that Of every
other woman; her marriage with mint8-
ter invests her witii no oifiee, and gives her
no preeminsues. Secondly, her duties are
The same as those commanded BY the Apes
lie Paul is be perf8rmsd by every othsS
Christian waman tn tbs msrFis3 ssats--ao
more and no less. Thirdly, when shs per-
forms these 10 tbs beat 81 haE ability, no-
body ought to eomplata.s
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Frs. s,mAa.

New Taxks april 2e.
Ths steamship QaaEExr Guy arrived hegs
tEsss mssgnisg, hfamgang faavsfsa Asses OF the
a2sa tnaas M9pss az3mpestaAss Rest9asai
affairs IL tbs Island ali qssass.
a aaashe mlsaek III IN sasakaaaka was fan
al San Sasa % shs 80 81 AgsFaI
4 easen es eoolRss AAs arFIgssa - Fasgaaa
From MagssR.
a.swas mAasAas dalss saEaA&s aekives
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pMAcE Ga0R He fsar the1s. fs hstiA
hope left FOR tha Peach crop. she present.
yer. The late cold fteazing weather
haa cxnshad IL out. Possibly, ii sosAa
l6oiiIssss there mAy BE i sasall ahee, but
IL lie hardy worth Rasning. At Als0n,
aud la shaR naghbaEhhoa, famed far iEs
peaches, bkse blight has been eompiete.
We shall have 70 1b5k 20 ths Southern
para of Masseusf Tor this frais. Isis
Loasas bop. ssA. a
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We sea hY the 8anrfsR thAt sac
steamer Blackhawk arrived al Wsterlo0,
Blaskhawk eounty Oh tha. 5sh, Water
loo is on the Cedar RTger, ana at teAst
200 miles abeFs iss jaaesSoa wtth sas
Iowa rivsxs. Shoald tba rains eoaEinae
we SEQ no reason why the Skunk and al
our Iowa streams may not beeonae Davt-
gable. The steamer Bgaekhawk, IL sac
can gss anasg oE around the bridges saa
uIadonhtedly run ug the Skaak aa FAR 10
Jasper eaRnty, or even higher. - Haaok h.
Egs. -
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kxorHEz REg. HYRocRITE IN Lrsfao
- Tba Res. Joshua Webb, D. D., Of Salem
IEii5, has been arrested fos Wholssale
be Blsds, auaaaneiag his capture ~ lnt'
ted States Marshall Joaason, says hs has
Furnished his spurious funds TO smaller op-
afas "a at pr!css which enabled them to
Inaka large PROD upon Gtae Investment; ;
provided theF were saecessfal In diapostng
81 their Purchases. Pha total amount of
saa.asrfeis sa6aeY feand In his possession
Eas saeiFs thoa8aad dollars.
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4 correspondent cf the Chicago Press
an{ Tribune declares that as Tar as the
stalking Of S., 900 a side By ssreiser and
pb elan, in the late billiard match goes, Il
Ia atl a humbdg Ne says SeIeitsr Gid not
hare S., ,UO3 to put upj that II vas an ad-
vertlsefnGat For phslar's billiard tables,
and that beth parties and their stopl pig
pons w~u money on IL, it having been All
arranged beforehand He speaks Of 400
fogEs who paid s. a piece 10 see the game.
TIE gentleman has evidently lost nonsy.
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All the governments Of EuFDps are wan
ting to borrow money, Austria wants Ss1,-
n0i .aE8 sasainig sd, CO.. ;e00. - England
Sss B0HOag. Fraaes wants 3 large sun
afea Russia, It 10 expected, viii ALSO be
tryfag lis credit to large exteas. About
gi0B ,Hl0, ,00a Il ti1e aggregate wanted By
fhe-dlifsfens G aveTnmeHts to put thsuaslvs
Ia d position to prevent oae from being
ealea,up by the stlsr.
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SINGULAR ABskScE AND RETURN OF A
You're LADY.-~0n the 18th OF Septem-
bew, 1853, hdiss EHpar&sia WiRzlgw,
seventeen years Of ages left the residence
of her uncle, respects BILE merchant OF
this city. When quite goang she had the
misfortune 20. receive, by the fall OF
uravy igssvgu xzE g1TzgTywgg5 = SsF SFS 11JaEy
which affected the braih in saah N aa-
uer as to deprive hsS almost entirely OF
reason. She vas q girl OF rather band
souae features, tall form, black hair, and
Of q very pleasing expression Of ooan-
tenanoe, which, instead Of indicating
dementia, was calculated on the otheE
hand 70 impress one with the idea that
she was q girl Of more than ordinary iu-
telIigeass, except that occasionally there
was singular sort of wlidness In her
ewes unpleasant 10 see. Her disappear
aace vas quite mysterious sad caused a
great deal Of anxiety and alarm. The
most diligent search was made for Miss
Winsiow in every part Of the city With
out avail, and letters were dispatch ed
TO various places in hopes to leREn OF
her whereabouts. ..-
On Saturday morning laSa, after an
sonea Of seven months, ths young lady
returned to her unale's residence. Re-
peated trials failed to obtain from her
a single word in reply as 70 where she
had been, or any Of the circumstances
Of her disappearance. Her ma!ady had
evidently Krown q great deal VERSE No
explanation has passed her ipst-not
svan a SYLLABLE Of Any kind. She does
not seem TO recognize any OF her Frela-
tives. Where she cams frora oannot be
asoertained, as all Inquiries in that di-
rection have TINS Far proved uRavailtng.
The young Tady's dress shows that sha
has not been unprovided for, but wbeth.
er or not she has fallen into ImpzopeF
hands cannot of course be told. Aay
information addressed to "duardian, "
at this otiee, viii, We are requested 10
state, be thankfully received and CRATE
fully aeknowiedgod.-a. LOaia Rspgb.
AeaR.
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Rg0mm GmAA&0gasia hg aaae EBgar-
KaMa Mall

st 'ts, April -
Tgss Overland mail hrapgg aa 90 &u eAss
asth kgum Caaifnxng8 rszaa
TIE IAwAsaEnEs mas oss 3 yisit % Cal lar,
Ahass 81 asTIas sha stsge bad Fsasssa dss
Homass aaan hiaa eaAilne eoavsation ok
delegates sFom CzasgoTsls 0gsKoa. WeaA-
iagtoa. sd Axixoss8 sa eis siasf piatls Tor
The c0sskguesaUa IL ParFSe Fsiiroadx
Hassnsss aElIl~~m agaksn unxiasagsd.
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sg,,,9,I6 - 80 sfa,sk ! Esoron ).

MsrrrokAak wara MaSska EsproH.--
Rsy DR.. Chahfns goelety purchased their
r,re ssss loSafioE on Broadway, New YORK
5af William b. Aster. Tor Ss8sa1o. Bet
lpnw. ago asssy sought 10 pay tbs priAeipai
81 - 3es1k bessns II ea5ne ana, bat BIZ.
A sftox easaplainsa klaak be had 30 much mo4
Nes y. tsks care d. be wesIld really Fxe-
seF thslg xoasinaihg 10 par only iaas i1taFest
ass a eaEaa siaa. 54
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zee ssss j ~ ca saass asEaa
and hnsa asssss sazss
Aas woes 1 VISA sa,aa asa asa,
sBy nssA sn5ogea wrasl
Re&lmns 30 lasgsa llgsand sAha,
"a iatsls saOugaa IisG tsu
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wa Il s.xhass gasns, p tas fHssaeasuawa rsyisea.
v - faks yoas sksEEs pazzsF
IN es ySar Bssias Isttie BFaaa.
Yoa'ui - my isstsa asaa,
Tha AasSs a&EsRiE auask wA& ssassa.
a In lsfxis tsma ltwas a6sei .
xhss lssssAs sAsae. Fs-esossnI aha aelas
aA Az& ss0n the swe wsFs saa.
gpahsws saas re- sass Sns, '.sgs'vs sala tiss
80 N 4 lsssla saa1e Az tsassa.
% h4sa III aays ne ssa't dssAy ...
TlaAa hpsx saaas stsaSg, As ala. .
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.. lit seaSG Ia SsAgfansH Ssari ..
AID sAossgh f'ss ssaga litsls verbs.
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New Begis Rss, 'tvixs tals nsd Jane,
"5 " Uninss fssl TOO sSrs, al.
az - Asa tals = ses M auss IA tuass .,
asF5 fsll ny little mere -s
SAN HoMAaKuMs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

aPA love sick swain, desjrous to indi~
cate The extent and character Of bis love
fos ihe empress uG his heart, exclaimed;
"Ah! Miss Brown, my affection for
vns, IL a. strpnw as-as-as-as hem as
ihsl butter lhsy gave us for dinaer."
Iag youag lady was satisfied, as she
boarylsf at fRs same hou9e. The bargain
was Instantly struck, and they weHt ia
search of Squire.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04
~ When Dr.. .Lynaa Beeeher vas in

Ws5 WleH UT- ID nak bstNAEF "hH 4I1T
str5sc ing a ciasa oF Theological students,
aud one uf them put to him LAe question,
a.1yaat IL an atheist shaald say there Is as
mulch proof OF the existance Of several
Co.'s. as there is of tha exlssaRee Of oae 2"
be rested, Don't shIsE into al aEgumsut
with him, for quiet iikeiy you miHht fail
10 cdaylace him, but tell hin II bis theory
il tue, ana tn,rs are more Gods than oae--
I'd saaeh he toorss foF HEmi''
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04
,ys..... r1.. ..e.1Trr. 4 lnhseeo,.. n

Tns Arcd. .--Tias receipts ef tobacco, iB
sllgaheasls, daFfng the past twenty four
hours. sxcee4s 90 haggheAda. Tbs Is a
hearv sapssY eDf bEs Day with sales at
die aassisa saFaEosses Yesterday Of nine-
swsa lsak 49, asass IS prices rAngsa from
aa 1glae AT aA. a sasseszs F@kaas--fseass.
ass sssss samzssy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

A correspondent Of tAs WoFsssaaE paper
relates the following incident

a e0gFesR0 Exlant Of aae W oE@Asses pafaa
relates the Eollswing incident:
Jssss - sAa gxain was ahauk sEagtiag fos
aFsenaeada KrldaK zaakals @ tsas -.
aasE iii 3 eaT MsAk wSEfs was sGgsing -
The cara MAFa beginning 10 move and tha
Eittas wssaan locked ahxioum shsoaah me
en4l ssinaaw of the Eeas esT s0E Asg aaisasng
Husband. who was In the aepot attending g
the purchase at tieksta, esc, Thc speed OF
the cars inegsa ssd and tAe woman ioskeA
more anxious. Ths hsabapd uew appear
ed aaa commenced TO run, he gains % The
cars at first, bat thsy are too far ahead of
him, and sona are leaving him behlaa, Sab
though hs did ran we'll foE seAsens y
Is now the wife's turn to tgy what shs ean
Do. En- agony abe impfoTes the cehdgctoT
that her husband Ia left hehinds bat i1s can't
help thai. am starting On journey aad
eanss get along without my husband 's--
ssThan Isl him attend 10 his business next
tima.s was ahs sool answer sBst,g SAID
the keen Yankee wonaans 81 have no monsy
with me The bEeaks were applied, and
the ears brought 10 q stand still, and the
painting husband entered the cara ta the de-
light OF al the passengsrs, especially Of
bis wife. moral-~money will stop train
of eaEs maeh gHieksr khan hnahaSis.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

TRE ExATs8g - A Paris letter giYea as
tbs lass sasaasaa D sassasask passg Of =
xk,fsss sssass -kAaa ssaaasnA rsas Sit III muas
M IA 81 agapssg asaaaesAeaAtg bseSsasr dseAms
u - s ss1.galas haS saasa Nssasaal asa aEsh
s:sss s s. haea sss IS pA6sEe pisces sss lxoss-
sssssalgs fruws agms sgsls sH mrEn 4pis laaying
tbs asaelas agsl asAd sassalass absolutely tree.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-04

r> will keep at nay Stables, 90
HAs Aadgs2s Street., Ia ihis city, Her
ses, C8Stle aad Males y 10 supply Emlp
grants, on the most reasonable terms
am alao prepared 10 seco commodats all
those who may faFaE me with khsar I pat
ronags as cheap as at any other Hotel In
this city. Good StabIiHg and Yards at
tkched. RSsS - " H. BIGGS.
Feb a. 1858. s....- s..4sgs .-.z 4. = 2szs g.