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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06
5IAEEE EsAL.R.
The 9th Annual EXslibi siOn
State Agricultural Society
IL A Ii

Connecticut State Agricultural Society,
WILL BE HELD AT NEW HAVEN,
on BREWSTER PARK,
October 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th.
FHSHlo show promises to be the mort instructive
IL and attractive one that has yet been held by
the Society.
| The Grounds, comprising Fifty-three Acres, are
admirably adapted for the purpose Of the Fair.
| An Outer Track Of mora than a Mile,
affords opportunity for continuous drives, without
interruption from the business of the exhibition.
| One OF the best Half-lnile Tracks in the
country will give the best advantages for the clit
cal examination OF stock.
There are Groves about the Grounds supplied with
various parts OF the Ground some Of the most de-
l2htful views i'll the vicinity of New Haven.
Commodious and safe seats are provided (o1 which
small fee is chargcd) and the ladies will find sa-
loon contiguous to them for their exclusive use.
Every advantage will be afforded to exhibitors of
every class OF Stock and Wares for their best display
and pains expenses will be spared on the pert
of the Society, to make the Show of 1859, the most
attractive one that the Society has yet made.
w Ldcsudy, wv. 1ltl 1iiC lIAlliDlsIol Will NC
open to the public
On Wednesday. Oct. 18th, at 10 A. NJ, the Trial
Of Working Oxen with loaded carts will occur,
and the Exhibition Of Horses will commence.
to be continued through Thursday.
On Thursday, Oct 18th, at 10 A. NJ, the Plow-
ing Match will take place within the Grounds
Es3@ Colds Steam Piow will be exhibited
On Friday. at IL A NJ, the Annual Address
will be delivered by the Hon. A. p. Hyde.
At the close of the Address the Premiums will be
declared, and paid Immediately thereafter at the
Trcasurcrs Office
Exhibitors will take charge of their Goods at the
close of the Adde'S.
Entries will be received by the Secretary at New
Haven, at the Office of the Society, No. II Phoenix
Building, until Monday night Oct 18th, and on
Tuesday at the Office on the Grounds until 9 A. M
The payment of 81 90 affords the privilege of
membership, allowing competition for any premium
offered and giving four tickets of admission. Sin
gle Tickets Is cents Fifty cents for carriage with
one horse. 5000 for carriage with two horses and
driver, with ticket for each person in the carriage.
The railroad fares to NV Haven will be reduced
during Wednesday and Thursday, as will be seen
by their advertisements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

The BEST OF SERVANTS 80. -, .
good seryant-one that is faithful honest .m, a.
tsntye. and whom you will never Quarrel Wv, with
one that will never bother You for wasers WIN, M,
sSIs s ts Sand n your will
wearing yourself, make fuss over nh ase oeen
you give him one that will not grumbie # e vam
keep him up half the night; one to WHOM, you you
could at any time give with clear conscience the the
to leave you. but would rather he rema;,ea WISH
you all the days of bis life then yon must be YIN
Opn Sruantand that is best achieved nv vonr N,
gently learning how on all occasions to help yoar.
self.--I'unsh, 'N"
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

Books can Give
New views to life, and teach us how to live
They sooth the greved the stubborn they chastise;
Fools they admonish, and confirm the wise;
Their aid they yield to all they never shun
The man of sorrow, nor the wretch uncione
Unlike the hard. the selfish and the proud.
They fly not sullen from the supplant crowd.
Nor tell to various people various things,
But show to subjects what they show to kings"
CfGb6s.
BOOKS RECEIVED THIS WEEK:
MARRYATT's DrcKENs's.
Poor Jack. Oliver Twist.
Jacob Laiihtu. l)ombey and Son.
Frank Midway. Nicholas Nick eby.
Pirate and Three Cutters. Pckwick Papers.
Fercival ktene. David CoppeFfieh. .
Peter Simple. Old Curiosity Shop
Japhet in search OF father Martin Cluzzlewit.
BuLwERs. MRS. eRRY's
Ernest Maliravers Lena Cameron.
Alice, or the Mysteries. Maneuverng Mother.
Bel Of the Family.
T. g. ARTHUR's Barmet's Daughter.
Mary Moreon. Little Wife.
Love in High Life Gipsey's Daughter.
Divorced Wife. Alice Seymour.
Two Brides. Hyacinth.
! Agnes the Possessed
B"nker's Wife: MISS rrcKERrxe's.
Year after Marriage. Heiress
| Pride and Prudence. Secret Foe.
| Iron Rule. Poor Cousin
Two Merchants. NJ erchani's Daughter.
Lucy Sanford. Prince aud Pedlar.
Agnes Serle.
EUGENE SUES. The Squire.
Wandering Jew. Nan Ca,rell.
! First Love. or Story of Expectant
the Heart.
YENHE above portion of Publications Just
IL opened at the County Bookstore, next Episct,-
| pal Church. JOHN HI. SMITH, Proprietor,
|
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06
TIT AT r. TED,

At New Hartford on the 22d, 10y Rev. F. A
Spencer Prof. Jerry P Batter, to Miss Caroline
Sykes. The youthful bridegroom is said to be
wears DID, the bride is but Ii years.
In Morris, Sept 26th, by the Rev. Mr.. Larmal
Abbot of Bctllem Mr. Azariah Beach of Greenfield
Wis to Mrs Philetto Allen of Bethlem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PIIs-The 7est.--Imi-
tation has been defined the tribute which igno-
rance and vice pay to skill and genius but such
g tribute to Prof. Holloway might involve the
most terrible consequences to the Sick they
joined to examine the pamphlets enveloping the
Pills and Ointment they purchase. Unless the SEN
tence Holloway, New York and London is wa
ter marked on every leaf, the article is bogus -
Only be sure you have the genuine preparations and
no form of eruptive ncerous disease-no phase of
indigestion, liver complaint, intestinal disorder
need alarm you.
&c" See Advertisement of DR.. SANFoRD's :'LIvER
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

CLAFE o. NoTr.-The New Haven Register pub
fishes in full Judge Ingersolls decision in the Liquor
Seizure case, from which are pleased to perceive
that the learned Judge does not pronounce The 1911,
section of the act of 1854 for the Suppression of En-
temperance unconstitutional. The constitution pro-
vilcs that the people shall be in their per-
sons, papers, and possessions. from unreasonable
searches or seizures and ITO warrant to search any
place. or to seize any person thing shall issue,
without describing them as nearly as may be, nor
without probable cause, supported by oath aflir
nation"
This is the Supreme law of the State which can
not says the Judge truly, be abrogatcd, changed,
or altered, by any legislative enactment; and any
act passed contrary to the provisions of the Supreme
law would be imperative and of no effect. In the
case before the court, the liquor of Mr. Clark had
been seized under warrant issued by a Justice of
the Peace who found that probable cause existed for
the complaint against the plaintiff upon an oath of
belief merely. Upon such finding the Justice had
no right to issue warrant to search and SEIZE But
if the Justice in addition to the oath of the COM
plainants as to their belief, had upon the oath OF
some credible witness to the fact that an offence
had been committed found "probahle cause" the
warrant would have been good. 1t is only nccessa-
ry therefore that in the future seizures the warrants
conform to this view of Judge Ingcrsoll to secure
the enforcement of the statute
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

E5 Sec Advertisement of DR.. SANFoRD's Liver
INvIGoRATER."
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06
For the Litchfeld Enquirer.

In this section of country, where mountains hills
and vallies are SO numerous, there many attrac
tive and beautiful situations, that claim the admit
ration of all who visit them. But there are some
places more inviting than Others, where we love to
go and view the works of Nature as they lie around
The public may not generally be aware. that in
Warren there is an eminence known by the above
n ame which far surpasscs all others in this vcini-
ty both in picturesqucness of surrounding scene
ry,- and the very extended view afforded of the
surrounding country in all directions. To add to
the natural sublimity of the place, a tower over
thirty feet high, has been erected by the enterpri-
sing people of Warren. From this, the visitor may
gaze admirngly for hours together constantly find
ing new and interesting objects, and as the eyes
pass to distant hilltops, overlooking lakes and val
eys forests, fields aid glens the admiration of the
beholder is fully aroused.
A sholt distance SOUTH and in plain view, lies
Warramaug Lake, beautiful sheet of water, hem
med in Oh all sides by rich and varied scenery
Just east of the lake, Pinnacle Rock long known
to pleasure parties, up its head, but finds to
the north an eminence far more massive, rising
ny feet above it:
Several miles to the east, we see Iitchfe!d Lake
spread out before us, with tnge of blue upon It's
surface, pleasing and inviting to the eye.
Some portions of all the adjoining towns, with
many of their church spires, and many more towns
and villages of them SO distant as to require
the aid of glass to distinguish them at all, may
| lie distinctly seen from the tower In the north
east, the church spires of Goshen and Canada vii
lage may be seen : and passing south from there,
those of Litchficld, Morris, Bethlem, Washington,
Roxbury and several more still farther south,
the southern horizon. in clear day, looking over
mountains, hills .and valleys, until the blue topped
hills seem blended with the sky. To the lover OF
natural scenery.hit presents picture beautifully
grand and impressive and one rarely met with in
this part of the country.
There is but little doubt that through clear at
mosphere, and good telescope, Long Island Sound
Or at least portions OF it, might be distinctly seen
between some of the intervening hills Some sixty
miles west, several peaks of the Catskil range OF
mountains may be seen, the highest of which rises
very boldly into view. In the vicinity of Great
Darlington, several prominent peaks of the Green
Mountain range are also visible, and in clear day
appear but few miles distant.
Taking all things into consideration, the view
from the tower on Warren Heights is magnificent
in the highest degree, and cannot fail to interest all
who resort there for observation
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-06

The railroad fares to NV Haven will be reduced
during Wednesday and Thursday, will be seen
by their advertisements.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14
R eKNaHaal.

sAaxHA ADAMS, Esq, jaas arrived from
Dsnver aisy; called ID os9 oiAss on
Wednesday,. BE reports business hriEk
and miaass, seiRs veil. ssssssA ass
qaAesR laada have hss@ discovered With
Ia ia last swe msnsha, aad be bslisyea
Us minsa IN JszsEaaa TsEriAs ~ u be -
riaA a. any ever discovered ii OaIifoF-
nlas Hs will rskasn 10. The minea Ibis
wiasas o. sarly IN shs Spring, With =
QaAEas Miii sad oshss apaEasaa for
working shs mines successfully. Re
deserves 10 swosssd and ws hOps he anas
do 40.
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&rom the saRes ss doe CiR& ~ shs @isszaek
CoBFt Of paek@mA$kanA CnaHkx Iowas
whmH prOessA % seal SO xszssliMS To- Ssln
aav "A Tsaeess1hass a. ID 80 aaAssssz -
hessza 81 10 oaesocsz - q an& 9 szassk y
n a aasd days q fsaa2 60 - aaza
Treasasrsgsa xslSss "a - Sssssly Sc @wazsal
Hiash, tAs EslSsasHzR Assseiasad Rs&A Kgtaasa
agp. ID Dewey Gza3 dssasssdy % rszse -.
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ssssss 3, ,gse sss- ssa e3aaas NJ Sasd RS
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1870 ssis 1880 a.ss O. aeaes, sAad aasa -
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p u. Uogasy Gray, a6esaasa, i, 2 =
"a Exs<paseh III kassx u g. C.. Myakk.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

As will be seen BY reference 10 oag
yssaaGa sas ans she iaeses es -
Episcopal Sewing Society Of this city,
||iAssnd holding Fair, On Friday syen-
ing, 4ke Esd ihsss, - g0Bssrs Hall, Lew
sg BresdwHy. We Learn thas tas ladies
had in contemplation, the holding Of
this BsiH, soma sse yesra age, bat she
ery "a sshaea ssnsss led thsm 70 post
p0as il I'LL ! more prosperous season.
Msaakiaas sAeis angsrs hare been buisy
fAsaioning all sossa OF nssfal and fancy
aEsialsa and shat wisA thess &aamany
shsnes aonssfDnsed 10 their st00k b. Ia
disa ls New Torkn Nsw Jersey aad st.
Louis, they now have to offer shs great
est aamheH end gFaaAsas ysssssS a AFti-
eles Of needle woEks eyeE broaghk before
shs paSiia . any sinii Lar Fair n shis
|@ty. .s....s-,s-s.s.s Es....,,.s-s s.g,..
Tha aamnaRsRs af this sale are wsll
aware shaa aAiB 10 aos the noss favoFa-
ole sins for haEaiag i get % wait fer
bsaAax Eimss sasma like "hopiag agsinaa
Ehops;s 90 they haye determined 20 sssr
IshaiE goods 70 pabIis inapecsious and
they senkasnsly hope, tAas By sa&sking
shssA 81 rsasonabfs Low figures, sAsy may
be snabisd % disposs Of alls On the
grsaase part 81 khsm. ~
Rasrashmsnts viii Ne proyided FOR ali
whe desire 70 paEtakss nj reasonable
uxsee. SO 6ze sR #@ So tsE
0ns gfsal ssaaare Of asarassions vs.
Iaxs soia, isths promised visit d sAHxA
|6iaaus, ss shs BAR On that evening,
sirssssd In fnrs from stop to tossp vita
|tlnkIing bslls and bandlss Of togsss
xasAss With . pack IN whisb % saOyg
Hway toys, and other gssts, whieh he
may purchase ~ the Faifs psspasasoFs
20 his aaaual EeHna Of visits 10 The IT.
lie folks at Chsistnaa tizaes a sight Of
the ssiolly cid safs y VIII u ftssag riehly
rspAy say sna Tor tha AlaAs Il wial aass
thsm 10 gaan .aimissanse $40 cay noah@
ing a Ne fair sighss shish toe ladies'
hare In sore. So ~ sa
We asa requested to say THAI sAars
sin bs 10 Poss4 oAass open at ths Fair,
nor no ether unfair means taken = dram
monsy from the people.
Les The lsdiaa, then, be ehssEsd by .
saIlAaase- The pTsss d aAnissigA il
a0I kaaan 49, n AsAss sasas ams
selves 10 . aighs Of the ans thiags, il
aoshing nors jet ws hops ear people
may be 20 liberal in THAR ppzehasss -
10 sAsse siss ssseaaasAgs shs lAaa . IN
shsir undertaking. 10 Il Cor ths srsdi'
81 oaz sssy thai - uiaaeh@ BE- sustain
cd, and all whe hays its inssrasa at hear
shdaIa sespoa aesasdlae % Ahaal
| neans, % sash I Gall u ghis.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14
~ ERKEK'sN ~.

By Virtue Of an Eaeeat4un 10 me- daTscs-
cd fSnsn shR Once og khe Clsrk AZ ms Dis
trss6 esossrk @ kta@As g@ahkYs
Iowa. III II proceed 10 aaIIoa Wednesday
g. g. s ssa.s ss & e % e: ssisse
4. M. pk asia day, In front o. the County
Trn&slk ElEIiesy In TIE City * GouRs
Eli Biufs, TIE foilowing described real ss-
tate Of Wm. a. Rssl, to-wies go
awm ag d " Or sec J; esqr ok ar
mes 4, aver og q ar, aad " hf pk w or
SEC 5, . at and " be u " es and gsar
|og 8 y az CSC o w be q ne &C asa ~ 81 OF
aw III 3sS q cgA ~qTs afs8 u W or
III " az zee 3, ! or oR ar see ~, aii
Ii township 70, rangs 43s " or &C . or,
and 9 az ee 10 or see 81, 81 ar Of ae &C.
ana y sfae SO gF, aaa svs BE q . B VI and
Isl loo acres Gee 81, / aer Il y d sc "
I'll ia township ~, rangs 49, u BIZ o. n W
oF 81 sec /, a . er o. I qE Ard bg q q .
al and biz ef 81 ~ Sc e gaaa ~ . aAd
& pse i, lot No. ard W ar cs D az sec 8.
4 BE oR b " or and " be a Bsqr ard d ia
A&a d ag 80 q. lcs Be Z geo IL ID wgaS 4
! 81 80 fSs Aals fn wnusfp To- rage &c !
Aaw ar aud " ha ne Or see % . or az !
qr sec ~ " ne AEd VI qE efs " sf ass
90, all Ia town ~, range Ill "a 1I-E80 aeFas
80 y ssaessoaal " gee 10 tswn IL ransa
ss.
aasnm sepuBsY IL " sAs a. nal
u aasissy q kxssasasa n carer q ISoss'
d lackSSm. w N3AM
Va q a. CzeAIE Ehasss B
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..Ws have been favored With yisw 1T
sgSosg panOrams AZ the rouae hem
ueam0il Rauas to Piksss Paak. Sc faE
ii wp srs asqaainsad visa the rOass and
plasas skstshsds we DO nee hesitate ~
pRsasamsiAg il enc Il shs Eaoss Pssfsss
psinaiags Of sAs kind We svss ssw.-
Ekis d aas aaxs saxesss asss sacss al
ahss kisa ofyainaiBgs TwUyssss saacss
be painssa Pansssma se shs AEissaqri
Rivsws araRa sisax City 70 S.. Louis, aad
all who ssw shse pasnsing, can ssssifs
sAss he = - Atrial of sAa azst azasss~,
Early Iass Spring ~ Eislsea 80 Mines,
and took skssehas Of ths entire seaass
Wa unasrslaaA sAas ha inssaas 10 cd
Aibis ii ip fsw days, and We bsapeak
Tor him j liberal support from tho sisi-
gans af Ceznail Blnas. s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

CouMuk D1pREss May -. s0ssf
I ays seen several psEsoss whe hava
bssn bans&tssd By aaaag ~. saaisAss Ease-
kxss Gu szsas MT aRsoa, n n I
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14
uahav JemrmaH.

/. Rsisnd PaszEs, u shs iowa ssass
Jsssmel, proposes 10 pablishs daring ~
sasaimg ssssion III the LegislAtHrs, .
DAILY ssssisn JearRaL This VIII BE-
aniaa "a sxeising Sessisns ana AAoss wAo
waaA ssaiabie news FROM shs oapItal,
wiIl ana de JosFnal iass shs ehing be
wants--eiA q iaaispsmsibiA For asznas,
ssss. see psuspsssas, ID an0ahas asaaaAA.
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Hnan slllsallal aaIu EIlEa q

HoaoRass Oxsaahss AaD pEEEs. -
For injuries resaltine from Sra steam
Dr. hos water, HOlloway's Ointment Is
indesa ! asAllsg Aal@l Essos Oals 70
lisxaa kha main end iaaaassions bas ngss
dtass 49, i :; Is kssassa a<a4a q
,iag m saains No alpaboaA y
railway train shoaId evsg start Without
d supply Of this great sxtsrnal yemedy'
(lnss. hrussaa. fssssassss basns, aialco4-
ssess, -. ara al eqasaly wsahia ~
asEd 81 - ourAssss inaasAes, end shsrs
II ID rssieky Il ssapsise as alassenz d.
aass whisa Is = lnaspabla % sonaseli ling
Id ninsassn osa u 'svassy d ths sasall
*eamphsns ssssso recorded by 80 pssaa
shia pssYIess ounssr-irritank would hav'
sssed 10 siesim. Tse II pre- 9sa
pOsons b inssfsha Sfdsks
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

By vlxkmR q "a m&sesaaAan Dc ma Aisamsa&
fEezs tbs sl1as ea sARa q aa6xk aa 10 Disexhss
Eexsss &c &aasawma$a aAss nemmsas AsHFas -
ahala pFae8ea - sol ~ ~ aAmasdays 80 ~
SAP ~ 0rkshm, a. ~ se6@a bak1@ as5 saAa
soHkane fa1asdp@k "A AZ anM 4 esM6eaE q 4
d I'd mmaA &aYs ID kFamk ct ks smnAy
KEaasHgass@ 0Azems hi Ia asxg af Comm@E
Blzaasy ahe asllsmang daaaszi aMl aas
IL 3aaaSanm n@@Ms ~ xsst i ! Is Il
3 81 % b u aks sseasem u, saswn ~ z3naa :
- Takan % kha pknpez&w e -
RaHs be aaalmz2 % aEssmk&sM III &esnE *
yeAm samAsEHafs. rx.sssss -
go. y. ~ ER Aa@ seaa i
sspe ice q - kw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

Al GRg9agmAx Oska4eo "a she seai@
aspes 90 Mr.. LockaEs, o gsntlsaban IN
tie eniOynsnt Of sxeellsns haslsn Aad
Spirits. hoagh as sho advanced age Of
ans hanarea and Ave years Ha was born
ID Ksslsad, ApEsI 91sh, Hksy sazms %
shis e0ansxy IN 17eo, nMxEiad IN l60ls
and has assUssaansm new 10 aAe naabss
az euksy.assss. tsKzs heaaame q gesideas L
tkis egsnsy ~ aays tha Osknloos@ AsE-.
ala. san 1871. and haa sines rbstdsa
here, dis haag ii like sAs snow, sat his
ssau4 Is hxna And alAssia, and tho tastre
AZ his ere ID undi nEasd, His incl sesual
faaaissss are ssiIl aoeds aad hs bids faEE
ss amAaisn smamy Who aKs > h&lfs thTsss
uaassags, On aTsa q saakagy ysuagaK
saznss he's 5fE -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

Soha Wasn@. Sanss III neass@s. @ae. III
I'D al, Tn#ssslzap HI. &aMka ~ w6ass X.
la2M hla kaksa KaS sale naE hsanx Abs -
II ia ID H hsss3aa TNe Farm Ii Skna-
Ia 81 shs msaan resd EsBm Hagyssek saaay
h Il Caanesl Bsa IA h4s 10 asfss e..
- knA ssnass kead - EsaaloHs Aaas &erss
oK Rcd AaaaAsTs Ans afaHa neass x7S
agSaa "a psaa1sFsa, gsss& hslsh sSIEak,
So ssgsgS sHs. wsEHa ~-v<shl
shaaaAsS AnaaAg8 AsNEy SOD &c faxsazzss1ss
n fsas e4gEA aszsEsa saes@ TMa ggpsR.
] - gsa4s Wss7 ~ a6Fa n Nsslza M3w 4
| 10 tsssS III Il ksasa Aag1 IL Il Sasssk hi
80 30 N sg sz.
= ~ 80 y
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N.aNsna 100.

/ xasladiss o. shs Rpiasepal sswias
sssasiy, psspsss holding > Faas = osa-
ssss Haff, % Friday evening" Dee. I'd.
Thess whs wish 10 spsad an evening"
suss aboaa Ahaa ssaa sAsaa would
Dc well 10 aassnd toe F9ir.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

AzRxgz Foa RagsExo xKx MAm.--Ihs
|naaAihal Gazette sayss On Friday
Inighs, GAaa. z. Rseasr, CLERK in The
||poss Osaes ef this city, was arrested By
swo Gorsxnmsns dsiaetiyaa, for break
ing spsm lstsrsa and eksaraesiag honsf
khaFafrom.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-12-14

81R 8a@
axpeass. 81 msn ssskssAs 80 Rssa4
sssse ess II Isas - paspassd -
a. sysEy ssyls 90 sa u psiaains %
aAess nssiss - a vsay - pEaees.
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Street
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