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NEW LUMBER YARD-The undersigned, hav-
IN Eg reoaY tt>= unrEe the Lumber Yard sixth
and Cnl respectfully
gcncray purchasing
The stock f White ue InHber Cherry, Ash, Maple. Poplar
very superior aud Wc reasoned and will be sold the
price, COliTAAAN A KflBOuRN
Mar l3-tn Assirnccs.
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S,MALL TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
- The Subscribers have saio thirty land
f0ng Joseph w. Bradley, which ,hcy
JAS G NcgUIRR 90.
Mar 22-coi2w Aucunncors and rniss Merchant
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.. MANSION HOUSE,
. FORMERLY THE EBBITr HOUSE,
Near corner Of and Fourteenth streets,
Dec TT WASHINGTON, d. G.

NTOTICE.-WINES AND LIQU0RS.-The under
sgned having purchased OF the late John
Buthnann intend the store No $685. south side
Pennsylvania with additional stock on the l day d April
next under the fri o W. H. Campbell Co.
Customers Of norped that they be
supplied in the time as usuaL
W. II. CAMPBELL,
A. z. BUTHMANN.
March 1s-2awlA .... ... ....
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FOR BALrIMoRE AND THE EAST

LnaFe Wsshisgoa 6i0 and Ts5, and 10
and 4a5, y. On Sunday at lao, p M, only
Leave 80 $50 m, and 80 and 80
On sunday q a. only.
Ys5 t3b tf4s ony VIA stop stations and for An
nafog conhcctons
Te 745 M p M the ehefoonnec,ng trains for
Qe West and che AS, aud 340 trains for the East
Information inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ticket Odoe Of TfIoS II. PARSONS Agent, Washington
w r. SMITH
Oda Master Transportation, Baltimore.
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GUNNER Tho steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows;
leave s. TO- II O'clock m g. and O'Clock
ptm.
Washington g. IL O'Clock m; and O'Clock
The THOMAS coILyER, when the route will opposite
hours Fare Is cents.
whaey's ounbuses connecting Page CclIyer
Capitol avenue
be same me The leave Aexandris.
June s--eod-u RICHARD wAII.ACH President p
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY

IL III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law. has removed
As hs oco 10 his Row corner eg and
iieenth sirec he viii biz attention principal
70 esses N the Unted states supreme Count
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~ REAT BARGAINS IN LAND!l For sale,
the grain and stock
raising The different tracts comprising this body Of
headlights actual seers titles being perfect and
indpuiabe the OF Jasper
Tyler Polk Liberty Harris Montgomery Crimes Eath, Bosqne
Johnson McIennen by the rivers
Neches Trinity Jacuo Galveston Bay
Colorado tributaries Of these tracts being rail
operation constructive DESTROYS Of closing
loss sight disposed 60 sell
aBoye retaining the other half desra
whole greatly reduced price For apply
the Office Of this paper, to the subscriber.
J MORGAN, Houston,
Mar B--wpkd4w .... Harris county Texas
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TRAyELLERs DlREUToRY.

tsROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
A. on FffE WEST SOUfawEssr, AND ofsIliwksr.-BALTI
s1KE AID ONO RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
IN, through daily except Sunday Wash
tuetau for the West follows
m starts 745, Sunday eXcepted) connect
u closely JuDoon Cumberland and Piedmont
a The Cincinnati Louis Chicago Express leaves
washington p reaching Cincinnati day
and connecting directly With express train for Louisville Cairo
southwest aud for y. Louis, Kansas, &c.
Of tho road In daylight
ihc a. 34O train from Washington and Nc
aver al tngub p1eimont
For rarorshaEg all The Northwestern
tske fhe Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad
the
other possible facility will be found upon this
fof
ssad 1iii Washington as follows u
Fr al points Washington
Tas a m, train.
~ al stations Wheeling g. 40
D. m train with the Frederick p.
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DoMEsTIc ANIMAIs-A Pocket Manual on Cat,

nOMESTIC ANIAlALS-A Pocket Manual on Cat
~ to- Horse, and Sheep fIusbandry. 80 cents
Mich Cows. 90 cents ...#....
Richardson Pigs 81 cents.
Richardson Hogs 25 cents. ...H
Faseys History Tribe with u cngravings Ion
don. 81 25 ." ..."..
Yauati's treat Cattle. 81 25 a..... .........
Dickson and Maubray Poultry. london, 81 25
Beuents american POuIieTer Companion l2o Illustrations
81
Profitable Poultry. London "a cents. d.
Poultry Maid, london, 81 cents.
The Poultry Book. London. Is cents. ..#
10 FRANCk TATifR
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NOTICE TO AyELLERs-NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAN ELLERS.-NEW ARRANGE
IN MEST WITH GREATLY iNiRny ED SCEDr FROM WASH
NGToN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS on THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IINETwo daily lines from Washington for the South
and Southwest Boats leave their bes foot Of 9th street al 6k
Passengers by the morning boat obtain tine
breakfast board and pleasant sail Of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full view OF Mount Vernon BY the
they good supper and OF four hours
comfortable bes and arrive In Richmond in time
rain the South and Southwest
The great southern mail n conveyed this route being "a
miles shorter miles less ralroading than other route
making certain connexions 10
Fmrcssrre RcHsosp, PEEEsnrEc VIRGINIA WELDON AND
WitsSGroS n O. cusninsrS c. ArGusrA, GA MoSrcosggr
MomIz, Ars oxLkass
RchuSp< with Danye Souhside, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
nanviIe, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga iiansvine, Memphis
IyuchburH, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans
For through tickets aud further Information Of the inquire
rennsyivana avenue
Of Browns Hotel board the boats OF 9th
GEO. T. MATrINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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THE JEWEL RESTAURANT,

THE JEWEL RESTAURANT,
Northeast of lIth and streets.
H. BORN RE1DEMAN, proprietors
nN hand at all times the choices wines, brandes,
whskeys cigars The eating department will all
supplied game oysters fact every decacy oaoula-
the Of the most sdous prepared by excellent
Freuch cook.
private parties al all heurs, and rent
nisllei unfurnshcd
free lunch at IL O'Clock. Feb 2l--dlma
y. BAUMGARTEN, .'
No 400, Ta street, osporit, Odd Fsloos' HALL
TyNGRAYER and designer in general, manufac-
The new improved presses
cngaver engraver punche stencil copper
plate and hcapher prepared 70 execute engavngs
gold silver brass, steel good
workmanship by any other establishment in tho United
The subscriber feels confident that all orders entrusted
give perfect satisfaction, charges made.
SEAL PRESSES,
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WOOD ENGRAYEi,
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DAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE--The second ex-
hbiion Washington Association for 1859 will open
this morning spacious galleries Pennsylvania
,vonue between 10th and 18th streets 10
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DRYANT'S LETTERS FROM SPAIN.-Letters of
I'D Traveller. Second By William Cullen Bryant
vol. 81 25.
The Brothers, being history Of the school and college life
Thirty Years out Of the senate BY sior Jack Downing
Illustrated 81 original engrayings 81 25
Laws Practice OF Whist BY Caeebs. rs cents
Kenny's Manual Of Chess SO cents. L..
For sale PHILIPS
Bookstore, 332 Pcnn.a avenue,
Mar 10 between and 10Th streets.
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NTADAGASCAR.-T Three Visits TO Madagascar du-
NE ring the years 1854 including journey the
capital the natural history OF the country and Of the
Of the people by the Rcy. Vim. El T. H. 81
illustrated by wood cuts from photographs SC vol. 81 So
received and for sale by .....
Mar 10 BLANCHARD a MOHUN,
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ITO THE PUBLIC Noticing Mr.. S. b. H.l

days advertisement Of today Sept B. take the liberty
of coutfsng his statement Of Bosu. Charity by that term
swpdpgg lie wishes TO b- understol
by the he the In the putting the
received, not stating the number assisted by the
money you by the report Thursday ~ each week
reception day. We invite, call the phi.nthropc
utn OF City to cali aud n' Sss,e and booss
We would Ike Nr Halddsy, the Secretary Of the Home
e the freudess give description OF home he would
Ike bis children occupy, his salary for boliiug his Office
Secretary of the Horne Uf the kneuolrs shOud fail him.
All, Mr. Halliday where your when You
that false statement sgaus. Lab keep home ol
the Orphan Girls daush'ers America; Chdn feeling
asneer sGd deprive them o, nome and yng influence
the public to DO the From Miss A. O,s Secretary of
III" American LNdis association, NJ y X. Halliday sscTe
tay Of the Home tr the frienis VIII Press generally
give NJ 5 u. hahday ecnelt. eN pacing him alonsl
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8ammer Retreats.
Houses to fet.

1NO LEASE-Tne UPPER PART Of the 5-story
Il white marble BUILDING No. SIS Broadway Apply 70
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. IS Broadway OF 70 1CHNfAy-
LOR, No. SIS Broadway.
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Dancing Aea0emies.
DoDwORTa- DANCING ACADEMIES.

"a No. SO Broadway, New York
No i57 MoutaxIe-psc-. Brooklyn.
New York on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. coum-ac
ins Sept 81 Brooklyn TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con
u.usng q. Pys,e Clsss Ladies q II Cl.sI
Children ate for Gentlemen 81 Families private
classes, and ., tocl classes attended.
CireDlaT. nay De- had 81 either u ne Academies
Mr.. DODN t,hes pleasure calling attention
.he Of his Bro establishments The large
las t.ary double It's former cspscy with ante proper
Greet been .dspon proper
system cf istion Sr DOD WORT AS made
d5ty nirduee in ADDITION all he iAshoUab- dances
would the salgary effect upoa
th- figure walk ard genera .poren, u those PLACED def
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w Fuips Lands in kcAisan snd Cash viii Be given in
Ths Lands are yell located. tmbered and ws,ered
~ sus~p,ib Of high cultivation And are contiguous 70 sod
msyS,t. Parties having ksrchandis-DrJ Goods pr-ferred-
de.rcu. Of selling tex such payment may address T.
Bsx No. l.Tsa
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90 tUbom II mon &onrern.

CREDITORS NOTICE.-The creditors of the
~ late firm Of PERSEF BROOKS requested to attend
meeting 10 be held 90 WEDNESDAY Sept H. at u at the
Office PeIsee Brooks Pap-r Works NJ SPruc
York to confer together resp, tho
ofth~ Papsr Mil. at Wiudsor Lo0ks Conn
N,w.York Sept &, 1850 GEO j. FORREST, Assignee
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In En- County p, The nns u The eunecry sn1
Erie RailrosA Alsc Lands n Sullivan County Pa AySiy
~ oeios Il The Horsstssa CoDpany No - BrcaA ~.
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FERRTRO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,

l. fEhhf NJ DANClNL Az ADJ hIES,
LIE NO - WEST iiTH ST. NEW yOgK.
No ~ CLlSTON.Sr- BROOKLYN
TIE above Acsd,rrs VII open New fork Tie 9Th q o.
t0ber and IL Br0otl, the llth Of October.
PuIs join tine tie Quarter %. day
Of eLyi r further parculau Circulars be had
Acsci.s SoiIee, given usual Scr o private Cases
s;t-Io ed.
MN F-rrero desires dec. u.ion 20 his Work
II q alton, entitled The story u DABcnz also
re saes so,c AID Ess.ss.ry Irsucii0n for he prior
Of DE Modem D.aees The ~ill b. r-,6
81, The 10Th u October b. had Of Of prcip
eooksIers, Also .: he A s..uile, Of .h- AG,aor.
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~ LoANS.-The 8onds bear per cent interest Coaesss
avable January l. aud July l. IN New York and mature n
!ss The payment Of interest and sinking fund provides
by an annual Ax The entire debt Of the City OF Chicago
e. 9GO-an CT which hS eeeo contracted Tor strictly mncE
No. So Exchange paoA
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60 farmfrs ann Others.

DONE MANURE.
ID SAVINGS and GROUND BONE. for fertix ing pGrposL
CRUsPRD BONE expressly for Grapsrie.
TUKNINGS for Gaze Hardening ard Feeding
Warranted pure. For ss~ by
CHRISTIAN sChWARTZ,
Fsc.oD Eat As.
Office. No. IS ve~ey st
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punc'nsl s,tendAnee Of her pupils is requested.
rbose who cou6dd their daughters 10 Miss HAlSEs In
st yes, may assured OF Der continued desire and - as
tss increased ability up.Tt - her pupils sut.satis Use
f and accomplished education sac h.s the aid Of teachers 81
skpow.dseo tAen, and Il vii b. their united contre
ate much pis-be 20 the per-on. hsppo." - eel
intellectual in 7royemeni Of thos, committed 70 A-
ear
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DR. HARTWTG GERCKE,
DIR. RUDOLPH DuLDS.

+. WORTHs CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL No 81 4;hsv, enc door above lshs, will b
reopened Oh MONDAY, Sept II
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The Albany Argus says that mankind
are Democrats by nature. If that's so, the
apple, eaten by Eve in Eden in behalf OF
her posterity, must sit terribly upon the
stomach of the human race.
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v"Did understand you to say that
was lousy sir?" ooh, no! | merely told
nv friends that when it rained lice in Egypt,
thought you must have been walking there,
without hat or umbrela-that's all.
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public,
We refer to
Dr.. Chas M'Lanes Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from th'
human system. 1t has also BEEF
administered with the most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious ARRANGEMENTS SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled'
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give then
undivided time and attention 10
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pilis
shall continue to occupy the hign
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither tune
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
Ps Dealers and Ply sicians ordering from otn ,s,s
than Fleming Bros, will do well write tAsir i.
distinctly, and take b,a Dr.. rE1Rea prspnM;,.s
Fiemsng Bros. RftsbSygh, IN. To those Wishing n,
them trial. We will forward per nail post PAID I've
part Of the United States, one box Of Pills m ss
fourteen threecent stamps An orders from Canaos h
b accompanied by twenty cents extra. 49,.
f. GEESAMAN & CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole Agents tof nss""
Ioua and Nebraska. A'o
yery iarss Stock Of Ladies' fpe. fasAsoaAo "a pa
n Goods embracing every variety Of SV"r AZ
terms at the New Cash Stora
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PosrISc.-An Old Line Wing, in neat
afternoon speech, remarked that "Fugisive
Slaves should be givon up, because We should
render unto sellers the things that are
seiyers ~ e. E...'s .#,.'. , 81
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COLONY

all being In one body, in the fork. 0; the Vas, VI,
nabotany River This land lies in sections .rs,.
TT, 80 IN Pottawattamie county, and in ,ec,;,s ~
10, q ", 70, u, % 20, 30, a. a. and IS IA y
In Shelby county, mile north Of Cutsinger,s mil
Sewtown,) miles south of the location Of The
X; miles north Of the State Road 10 De. ~.
and IS miles from Council Bluffs Atout = :, !.
bottom. and slope and upland, with a suttciasr, =
timber Weil-watered, mnlatO soil and all arab, ia
the exception Of some so acres ~'1
This land Is deserving the attention Of tho,e ,.et,
settlement for Colony, and will be only odd IN
p"u'' IefHs easy. tv2-nl3ul
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PottaWsttasnis C>-..-.
10R SALE ~ ~
HORACE EVERETT
rnn~cau Hu--


g wqrsEq ar 70, -, $50 ,e,.. -.
~ sDsinsers farm, nilss Norm q saa.oinias 4,
SkpS Or >, 70, $50 scrss. ~ s.NvIn
-S . Iand milss ssovs Judse Dr,ss.S' ~ ~
toe e,.ss. nil. .oas n e. ss.... .inSsr. . r.,
NsYs, n, 4e-ls0 acres, Silvs, cre.s -. s.
containing about % scres Of inbsr. a. n. sssa ID
'esDelys IN SHELBY county. sEl "ssh q
swara, rs. le-sse .erss, Ni. Ssoshsxr y. adxv.
tom land on the Stage route east, nj. idiiae y
Grove, joining sIocum's and Ju.. ZIG .A .sst n.
the south, and IT FILES and Piesher,s !. ,lI snsc
this; with plenty Of timber and nunspss1 ievs q
near. '"ss settspns..
Also, sw0 N " ar; and n ar svu
acres. mile eastsf the above; bottom land 49,
shSw 10, and ar s Eur n :,
Nishnsbotany bsttom land, miles norm sau
near Cutzinger's Mil; about 10 scrsa ,,,Nho a
tract mile north Of the ne. State ro.i. . =
on the Nishnsbottany River, miiss bsr, eHsoa ~
and the same distance above lola sad sas:,s.
Nwrsw vegas wxsx Or; and x.,.,'
and " Or 3 -, n, ls-4ce acre. % lsavxVs,
shout miles above Reefs mill, and Il mn.
sofEx 10; ny and wqrxzs,m.
Gil Rluds. mica ffsa Ca.
Eh4,WH war, and s waNwux
800 acres: bottom, slope and upland ns,;s.An
Pigeon, Is miles Of Council Bluffs $3.50 si
Of timber; This very fine tract Tor 49, a, ss
r y 81 ~ " T e. qr; and YIN IS .ss =.
Council Bluffs '~no' mile IN
a Es .. ;, WISE or, and swuszu..
Of l.. J. Childs. 'A'ef' mles ear
e.. Es SCR sEar 2 ~ NJ sr and w4sEqr 49, 70
Childs. ' miles east u l.
-. E IS: sWa 81, and wssEqrIss n-lso,,,., q,
State road. !" ofidse % nes
Is Is 80 acres, mil. north
81 qr22; and s " pNwqr1 n-,,,.
prairie, south side Lsvins Grove one m,s ,res
town. "'e tiom Nes.
sh Or, and = ar 10; sHHw a, ,nasw
II, $50 acres on Nshnabottany, at Levin. csn
100 acres Of timber, balance bottom pr.ir;s 80
adjoining Mr. Trne's and Mr. wrght's farms "' upland
WhsW or; n EqrSwqr; and SHarSr
TO- 4l-i3S ss acres, on Keg creek, mile a =
mill and mile above Mr. Ainturn's farm, and ia M.
from Council BLUFFS. Also, single tract of - n''''
SIX THOUSAND ACRES,
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$780, 80. ----.-.-.
A PAINTERS FANCY.

A story is told of a Dutch painter Helm
skerk, who died about 1922, that he left by
his will q sum Of money yearly as q dowery
for one young girl in his native village, on
condition that, on the day before her mar
riage, she and her future husband should
dance upon his grave! This condition was
complied with for several years.
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.cTPrentice asks: Can any of our fash
ionable ladies tell why the Lord, when he
made Eve from one Of Adams ribs. didn't
make hired girl from one of his fingers or
toesp Haa*. Al S#@'"F r&E'"R
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eat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State
The materials all entirely new, comprising all the
later and most approved styles OF Type, Border Rules
&c, together with two Popcr Job Pesses Of the best
patterns. 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
minaton Of the subscribers that all work executed at
this establishment shall be distinguished by the fea
lures necessary to constitute it nonpareil-namey,
correctness and neatness Our personal superintend
in Job Printing guarantees the faithful perform
ance of everyjob. We invite patronage, with the assu
to ALL that our long experience and unsurpassed
facilities will enable execute all orders entrusted
me- in manner never before attempted in this city
nor surpassed in the State.
MAYNARD PROVOST.
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yerv large Stock Of Ladies hpa. fasAsoeao psis
n Goods. embracing every variety OF S9r AZ
terms at the New Cash Stora>
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CY"Gripps, understand you have q
superior way Of curing hams. | should like
to learn it." Swell, yes; l know very we'll
how to cure them but the trouble with me
lust now is to pro cure them"
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Said salesman in Milk street to n
new clerk, who had proved to be lazy
fellow, "ln your advertisement which led
our employer to engage you, you stated
YOU were not afraid of work ~ swell, |
amt" replied the shirk, laughing; emo
matter how thick and heavy it comes it.,
can't moro mo n non
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ryAt Hebrew school, class of little
girls were reciting lesson in Scripture
History. The teacher asked little Mary
"What was Esau's occupation?" The little
ones eyes sparkled, and she replied brisklv:
"Hs kept a clothing store on Main street -
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e PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

F.GErsAMAN, cf the firm of F Geesaman X COL
wigivehs personal attention to the careful and ac-
curate cnrnpoundine Of Physcians Prescriptions Also
family receipts in the English, German, Latin and
French Language" His long experience in this import
ant department of the Drug BUSINESS Juses us III
saying that entire satisfaction will be rendered The
greatest care and attention has been BESTOWED IN the
rejection Of Chemicals and drugs generally which ena-
bcs them to all articles sold as genuine and
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rs sacks Old Government Java Manila and Mocha
Coffee,
200 Boxes Soap-all kinds land to arrive,
800 Boxes Star Sperm and Sterine Candles, in store
100 Bbls common Rye and Bourbon whiskey,
800 Thousand Asst'd Cigars-American Havana,
175 Bbls, halls and kegs of Moasses fat low figures
200 Bills Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 IIhds Prime to choice Sugar.
800 Bxs Assorted Pickles, fresh from the Packers,
100 Nests Tubs-3 and S-just received.
40 Bxs Tobacco, assorted brands and prices
800 Packages Brandy's, wines and asstd Liquors,
200 sacks Cotiee-in store and to arrive
10 Bbls assorted Nuts.
40 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Cordage,
100 Drums Figs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-12

rT Bennett of the Herald processes to
have gone to raising pumpkins. Our young
friend Of the Democrat raises one as often
a. be lifts bis head. But his pumpkin is
all in pr.
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TThe editor of the Vermont States
man thinks that We hack our opponents
"witb too rough blade" To be sure We
don't open oyster shells with razors.
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cYThe Ohio State Journal says: "John
Brown is the father of twenty-five children
-aforce sufficient, itself. to take Virginia
and frighten the Shareholders every where.
We suppose some of these children were
girls, but we don't think that would make
any difference. Women would scare the
Virginians-'babes in arms would do it,"