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, 1859-10-01
OUR NEW YORK LETTEFl.

| tic in a crent h,1,oo, ,,,- =;
ssruction. II Would ha d;f1;c,,,. s
io,s fatu,e or t,,a .,.n,;. m.,.", =,
fotlv of u great n1enatrrs .;e;. a.,ahs..;as
thereupon. to excite nnv ,ttsn,;on =, ,,., .ra.
;ect for TRANSMITTING r.r.on. 49,, =. ;d...
uo1er III. oca,n H.. h. .,... ~
bal1oon in ouest;or :. ns.:.- ;,,s 49,
secn It in n. rrr,, saot ,-,."1 sI 1
vorn;shaa .,d 49, ~ " ~ Dsns 's"s0'
afrair. soma .;r ,;n.. ,.."a- - =, .penaous ~
nredec..sorx viii, n,aa ;
c],;ef he;ro tha o,r ,r,,;.,, ' '.~
ID v;,h ca,vo, ,;r:-- :.
somo o-ton, ~ es III. " ,"o eHugoess 10
,,,t ;,.;s.. A., .~D.u ~. Aae Hso'
r,1t.a ...o.. a.. fs1on'' a, " oe'ne
dars will d. t,a h".;n..s O rt%" t'a.s aoous wv
vii, one nerson ,xho ,,a. ss.,.., e etnea &C..
tits 4 ,hinr tn ba nro-a. o.d r. 49,.
rot sbovn Tho ..,,.;s.s >. I 'sAse n1e Nv
vii, 4,la , h.,,.a- ~ls :, "u'.a
"1Aleon 4'ona 'ne ne" 10 sne ola
Wise ,nd n,,,s.. 1.-e1s :. '>:.n ~ 'T1n ~,
ascens;on ia nror,;.ad :. os.a,"" ee ~, .,.o ~
purno.o H. H.. H.. .,..:s,.,
| rzr..., p.,. -, y. Nv
| ~rnr,.,{n.- :,
:r. - NC a'e 'o'a' u 'ne great e1pe1-
A. a-t;,: TX o.:Ds '4aae'
,nd rn.1:s, .H.a. !a'u"s ne1c W rsench
.rst,,at;s -a,,1 ,,..ss-'. us as,eut'en ,. ~ .ne
,,,x. ,m,,ts. - .. opeu .u' 'oi &c"
~, 'ne paintings na'e aissaos
p,s" eo'a Al .oefa' Prices. ine most remaFka'
Ts w. pa.nuus IL y ea.'1e ana !anascape piece by
o. ~ wv 20 P1T,et'co e, IL 1sance os many 10
,hor.,.s - . s"1Ia.. rs Ms "o'A - 'aloeo AZ nse
n .ha r..,:.s ~ D.. aeI Ae se'e'4 specimens
Aus.su i'e'napnaei'e SCHOOL. Ihose
'ou4 4eNaefs VINO nase not examined INTO
a's. as "" pnases OF painting may be informed
a--;,.a1 :. 49,. ne" nenoo', WINCH e'Atms 10 mare
und nntnre ~ 1920, 49, ~ ~ 1.oA sa,. ~ n'su
business of Tho no;nta,. e.;.,,ssn- 1 ~ - tns
not to cepera1;ze In nnrsu,nsa - ~ .h;. t .so 1no
,h,;r wn,ls .-a ,,,x.sto~:-.. ~,
e,ac.nss, ~ ds,.;, ;.s:.a.:- "..n lu14 .e',as
r;ors rn;..,.,: .',4ns .ne NOS. 1aoo-
| stana no.s :. = a ',"', pesa'' 'eatnes'
| ~, ~ - o1'' ,e".nes' ano "na'-
csr,.;n a,.,'aa. - .euso' na1 'oe elect Is
.@rc,;r.. h.. a.. .' ~ 'ae .a"e o' per-
~ s '''s'p'ee Ao'o 'oa' lucy nave
sf.. .a'ons VI PetSpecnse to tue cou-
"'' Aot"i.ne'a"o1og. must get fresh pair
u eyes they have. But out OF this excess of
statement is coming good :-rreater accurocr
of drawinr cIoaer ol,so,ro4;a,, -
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San1ord's Family Cathartic Pills,

o+-r. . ttxroC1nKn r..M
fEEE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS sed mt n, l.,
dLA>A EASES Atls T.t;Iir AEU WILL.
kEEF IN ANY CLIMATE
The Family t.ihafftc' -, YAr Isrof...,,o wall <no,.
l1Ll l. Exnts hut = ta1 uiEYurrnf ths,ts ~,
two AahaItit which The an ,f,Trrnt r,,+i"n. "f;Ss
proprietor haa C44+l In At+ =. btw.;r '"1
pfaff.es noEe ths1l twenty; = ~, x,,
~ ,.,, = I'll. ha@> With .(un rr:yrrnta
de.natl n. iha~r h. - 'i.rn ,"tmt ~ tast.
49, = s .f ~ ne .nrett Of ta- purest texe-
~ v.s 49, r. WI "'' sat!e EsfTact1 ~h'rlI Art
49, X T.. ~ ~ ~ a'a " tns:t 4ks Oh every part tbs
trm wth.nths mach ufA.I .-.i M ,sf n - IL - ~
Whste C1a11.c Is nst>1st teh -. ihr.n ,r,t. - -
Staist. eep!Ase.. Ez.u. In tt,a = . .".I t - " u"
III ran a." ,t.'.: The WIS lH.!y itsta snae1
y. "!'itf' ~'1ieatiS Il nex1e..t el h ions .psr-t
e:,r 1s ,1r ~ e Ats >*n'a'tn i tsi
h-d; H.. ~ smn',trry lH+s. Worms Ii, shi!sa ~
@ a aa,uH'att's1' x'ra: tu.nsr "f thr Ii,uoL an,l
ne.1f dt,*!-+ IL @ln4h 81 In ati Ia ,.,
ioa Il sats aa'. rls<I;rht. put<, II j.
Prlce Three Dlmes.
thr Liver lnv rat an! Family t4.s,,,c. l1s ,rc ~
feEt. ~ f,rs-h generally Lid .pt. whnl. ~ hr in
As'de III n! tEr s4rye s.w1t, - ~
u s.. n. SANFORD, IT. H..
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(ANFORD'S LIVER INynGO-
~ KATDR

Never Ueblltnsea.
enteeY t:,,Fn t;ua. md h1S hesonne IN
sAAaIhet GC:. SLn+fael amc!us fnn,.r -n,I .nn. -.
By IL that have use,l t. N. t. nov =,
deusv in ii di-asxs FIR which i !, rr 9~ eoa'
Il Eas cusr.s thus r..1 -: tbr,r.c f,,,,-hr. eun-
-hh ah sne ny w, Yeas nasr Complaints Dyseatc-
~ n.iif k'et e' AZ hopes ~. roosy. Snr stun aeh
unsolicited itcatea Ii, IT, ,:h,isrs Ehi~ I Is
~ pss.sa sao@ tu*. Chua<1 IGfautua..
u ths -. nes tEasu.tnen, Jaun.tit, ~
!n1iv ,iual Liking H. arl h. :,.i .mr.-snis a nay
t w ~ ~, s.en a.nt t1F1sy aslIv MsdicIns
VI :, ~ '. ~ We L1wris:l Il wiicGr- SH'k uEiIE
s4e AS ia1t9 " }odf ACHE, ta4 hnE.a1tds ~,
usr y! The LIVER lSv!-is. II tw;r. ,hr., s s.nusss
~. ut AEa ): III f!s t1Eea Vt eo,apssuce-
lsus Attacks. uy.rers.a. ~
All who u>n,. il arr x3y!ne t-s,tn,ocx IN a. s.x
- Water il: Tic mouth with In nats,r.t".
swallow tHth Together. " AA''~'''s 1e'@
1flCa 0uo Eallne mar neAAI.
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Drp Goods.
TRIMMIN Gs, CoRsETs,
1MBRo1DuR1zs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash JobbiuS and Retail
a. GRAVES,
7S LAKE STREET. "a
wsha'e Just opened complete stock Of
Ladies' Dress l. Cloak TRIMMINGS.
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
KmHRoIDERIEs AND LACEs
OF II fad including dne lot Of French and s.seb Set.
Robes Band, Ed5cs Imitation and Zeal Thread ye..,
Alasge lot Of '' 1'Af''' Co. &C.
FRENCH AND GEcNly CoRsE1s,
1au aae e tas "oFea," Dahia~ and ~Ses,ed Bl.h.
ops st1tsE-thet three hest st5les in The market
Afan ASSORTMENT Of LAdleA G:nte and Chi,drans
UNDER GARMENTS.
IN sak, Aetno and Cashmere The best style. OF
HOSIERY, G4UNTLETS, AND GLOVES
1ae.uding ALEXASDEKs KIDS,
Af'~ ofthe novelties In the heat manufactured
Wooden Goods.
saeA - th' rEIScFss :, eArE Ar SuAw1s, soNrAcs
Ane11o:stc EtGe lot Of PARTY FANS and 1AfRoe
1aAENTS. and svery ds.crcklon IT TI!TTJlSS
fAkSS. fHKE41Is. IiNDiSGS, ssd
SINAI W RES.
Ware offering cur stock on The
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
taken great pains h rasks esch tep,r4men. c
pete IA ITSELF and respectfully aak m examination.
snH saeiI.n wMhHfs.e stock ef Double, Single. Split.
a. CIR AVIS,
SUCCESSOR TO Z. r. ATKINSON,
~ Lake Street, Chicago. 70
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SS.|ys y'"i b.faSk: iSSsa III { I.ss /
W a:r,i !t you IN: IN: !. r'a'.ly..o
tkssiss' LEY =. II jvES H:sfb i. I: TARh: 4 r.
;s< e si%i {: t1sS; ssiT::'S; T. e: e:
!:o-,!y I fyoa ~. . Hair 70
6; :s'ii; Sis {; s. iF'i R4Kk, K'k:st'st :t.t:
@ j,,.iS i. faKK. 'i IA LIZ e
t%s 8 t: :; =: :: 3asi ;5iis ; irfz j: f2zss e
II II yra want a ii.ir nss
Fsi:I. i:I::t ii E.ts..3. E. + sol'S b.
ssrM ron xaat Fu.S.t'v.
u. FANk. III I.I<.ss
j5lis ;t5 {, s. t.!r rai;K aEi;'.1.;;; ~; r.: ~
HFor Cough Candle. O.
rr,. fss~s'. f:.: l:i'S ai;F:t !. FAsk. f & ~
;;;.1; 5!I:i''': 5;!IS T. rA&s. Aa&fs'*1:: Il; LIZ E1s
E1for Dr. EhurchIra NJ.
r. ,ss uer .. ,n,..,,. h. I!ypsph"s,hIs.s,
."s HE" 1e1He+tF !i't l'tIH
ti.'h: - tujHliN u, PaEK:x
Fef Powder, Paste "
I'LL II; Z; 6. +; Eaas. ats-i: Il E Il: !:
~ Fos Liver akd Dy.psc-
ie Me1euy. 20 To jUllN H.
r-rv-t Ftlth. Lii l.akr-at
i:4.er rnr vtrmfaxr L Worm
k.t I: k:fs !: 1oiiS 4: I; :. fskE.. Esl I.
p For HEenxhlaennR P:sa
t4fs q al kir,s xo n
JOHN y. rAEK.l:t Lsi- =
f6r RI: ro!eon*, Hug and
NfkrEaCa kxter1nifGAfeTs 70
70 IeHN u. rAEk'S Fl
Lake attees,
For Heaedy fer D..
tase* u tie $K,n 70 ia
..tH'S D. PARK. III L4xV
ETf for Fancy Sai. f,,u,h.
= aA1 T.Ilet A.tk1ss ~ II
!oAS u. PARKS, 1:I Lake
~ For Handkerchief Ex.
t!aiN 1nI fetftanAry, r., -
xar !T7taes. Shoulder bzae.s
aaa Abdominal snppe1t-rs
thfv Are a4entA for tire mann.
E1s3fe, 7Ia will s+!l Il how
Pesas. join u. rARK.is
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1o BID f0(R H0rSE OF GED rrcs
TO Rid 1orR HOUSE OF BED Ercs
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
Use Dutchcr*s Dead Shot.
THE RESr HCG POISON IN USr.
THE BEST HEG POISON IN rxE
AGENCY At
AGENCY AT
j o 81 N D. PAR KS
J o a II D. r ARK,s
12.l Lutte S<recf.
is4 Like Sfreef.
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machines are chiefly valuable, IS a means Of
substituting animal power for the power OF men
IN this branch Of farm work. In the highest de-
gree OF perfection ret reached, in applying
the power is expended hy the animal in carry
ing himself and dragging the machine over lie
hcld leaving certainly not more than one-tenth
to be applied directly to the only end Of the
and clipping Of the straw. When grain is very
thin on the ground 1t is always more or less il.
terminglcd with weeds, chess and the like; and |
large part Of tue power is expended in cutting |
these lis plain that when the crop is very
thle5 upon W gsonnd, the largest proportion Of
cutting u, and the smaller to TINT which il 10.
ta1ly useless as an end. And whatI have said Of
harvesting, is true, IN greater or less degree.
Of moving, plowing, gathering in Of crops zen.
efa1y ano' inaeed, Of almost all farm work
farmers own mind, and, in reaction through bis
mind, back upon his business. is perhaps quite
equal TO any other Of its effects. EverT man ia
proud Of what he does ueu !; and no man is
proud OF What ne does not do well. With ahe
twice as much Of it with less que. The latter
performs little imperfectly, looks at it in dis
gust. turns from it, md imagincs i4imselffr1.
ceedingly tired. The little heidoes comes to moth.
ing. for want Of flushing
.,!1as;.t The MN WIG produces good full crop will
scarcely ever let any part oft 70 to waste. lie
vii keep up thc Enclosures about it, md allow
neither i, man nor beast to trespass npon it. lie
Tlll gather it in due season, and store it in ner
feet security. Thus he labors with satisfaction.
an1 saEes to h.nsef the whole fruit Of his labor.
The Other starting with no purpose for inll
crop, !ahors less, and with less Satisfaction.
allows lis fences to fall, aud cattle to tresnass
gamers nos IN due season, or not at all: and
stores insecnrely, OF not at ali. Thus The Labor
3e h.s performed is wasted ~, little by little.
n ho- Anrs 1
rom it. >4ns {
The ambition for broad acres leads to moor
arming, eyen with men Of energy, / scafcelr :
.ver knew a mammoth farm to sustain itseji
much less, to return a:,proft upon the outlay.
'aFe more than once Known man to speud a .
especsable fortune upon one, fail, and leave IT.
md then some man Of more nodcrate aim. ~
small fraction Of the ground and make rood ?
IrinG upon it. Mammoth farms are like tools =
r weapons, which are too heary to be banded !
.relong they are thrown inside at . cTrat loss
The successful application of 4teaa. cotcer tn =
arm work is adssderats1- especially = stearn y
low. It is not enough that machine operated a
) steam will really plow. TO be snccessfnl. Il e
lust, all things considered, ,plor btr than can e.
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advocates.
But free labor says mo" Free labor a,cues
taat, as the Author Of man mikes every int1S
s1daal with one head, and one pair of hands. i,
should cooperate as friends; and that laat rar.
uen,af head Should direct and control that par
uen1a1 pair Of hands. As each man has nne
mouth 10 be fed, and one pair Of hands IN IN.
ntsh food, it was probably intended hat thar
particular pair Of hands should feed that par1;r.
1!at a "ooth-taat each head is the natural cuar
d'an, director and protecto. Of the handt md
mouth lnseparaby connected with it md th.t
oe'ne so, every head should be cultivated md
tImploFed, ~ whatever will add to its capacity
lot performing its charge In one word r..
labor insists On universal education,
:. have, 50 fur, stated the opposite theorie. of
mnd@s1A and II free labor" without declnr;n,
au occusiou like this / ought not to decl.rs ,l ~
suppose, however, shall not be mistalen J.,
assuming as fact, that the people Of Wisconx;,
prefer tree labor, with its natural companion
This leads to the further reflection that no otb.
81 81 human occupation opens 50 wide q 6eid for
Dor with cultivated thourbt A. n.T;cn1,ues n =.
snox Of nothing 50 pleasant to the mind. Is The
aiScoTeEy OF anything which is 1t once ntt0 ani
nothing which 50 lightcng and svsntA
sns toll, .; the hopeful pursuit Of such discoy-
~: anu 40" Fast and how varied field is /
lgs!cnlture Tor such discovery. The mind. al.
eady trained to thought in The country school |
II higher school. caunot fail to End il an
:3hanst,ess source Of profitable enjoymeuI
,sefy blade e Of grass is a study; and to produce
VIC We "hefe there WAS but one, is both prodt I
nd . pleasure And not grass, alone, but so;ls'
ecas and Seasons hedges, bitches and fences:
raining. drouths and irrigation; plowing, hoe.
ng and narrowing; zeaping, moving and f,1esl-
g; saslng crops; pests Of crops; diseases Of
55ops. and what will prevent or cure them: i'm
lements. utensils and machines, Their relative
sents, s and how TO improve them hogs, horses
aa cattle sheep. goass aud poultry: trees.
9foos' 1l1ia and flowers; the thousand things
Which these are specimens, each world Of
IT,. ~ Al! th1s, booklearning is ava,lable. A ca.
aett and ta;te for reading, gires aecess to |
hateyer has already been discovered br others,
Is ne ke{, or one Of the keys. to ihe already
:lish and facility for successfully pnrsui5g m the
t unS9lged ones. The rudimcnts Of gcjence
= = svs!lable r and highly valuable. Some Enowl-
|ge ol botany assists in dealing With the yee.
anie Mor!d-*ith ~ growing crops; ehemis-
assists II The Analysis Of soils, selection aud
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29
HOLLOWATs OINTMENT.

Ths Tres admissions Of ali Nations, as
well a. the verdict OK tbs lsadlng H0spik-
ais OF the old as wei as the New WosId,
stamp thla powsEfal Fenadial Agent a khs
greatest healing preparation ever mads
kRevgn to aRasEine man. HEs RKNxTKATTvx
euALrTGEs are more than MAXYELEnUas
EhFoagh tbs sxtsraal eEfhees AZ tie skin,
invisible to the naked eye, it reaches the
ssat Of the Internal diseases aud la ell ex-
tsEaRi a6eetioaa its anLi-LpAamma and
healing vigaues sarpaHs ahythiRg elsa GA
record, and Ia Natures great ally.
ERwRHPELAs O. SALT RREuM
Are two Of the most common and vigsu-
Isn't disorders prevalent On this coutinenk,
70 these tie Ointment Is especially antag-
oRistie, its 'f@o6zs spsSsBGF' il first TO
eradicate the venom and then eomnlete the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

Ard whtIa rstrea ting thEgEah tha wood
And shrsugh she szngiea fern,
ae seTe ais 1zazl 'ns Exhea4l0a Ans,
And had 70 pad % ksEul
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

Convention Of shoeEaakers,

A convention Of boot ana 81 oemskera was
eo1nmenEsd In Boston on the Sth inst.
waieb represents about 10 600 isuFnsYmsn.
The ob3Ast af EhiR mssting Ia the regulation
OF wages Committees were appreciated 10
BrspaTe "a address to the msehaAias Of
Massachusetts, and Unitsd States, to draft
resolutions, and also 10 draft q eonstitu.
tiaas Ihsso@mittss 90 Kesoizaioas Fepsr-
ted q lengthy series, which declare the ne,
ssasity q soas definite measures being "a.
kan 30 a&saaes the Interests oa the journey
meatoot and shosmaksTs q che State, and
that kha time has come when the iournY-
n1eh ahamid arise and demand from khs
manufactures juss compensation for their
labuE. Another resolution declares thai
this object can best be obtained By the for
nation Of protective leagues and assoeia-
ticns- These were seyeTally adopted.
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The Gl0riells y
|NATTONAL JUBILEE
CgAHn pgsPLAE ~ EBRE Woak6
pR0GR 4


The 0onncii Biuas&s nAzda Will aPPaAi
Ia full uaaform, = theis AFnaory, q
break Of day, and - 0mshA ARTILLERY
wilI Gre the morning gan.
The bells ofshe Cisy vii Eing Ill sua.
rise, 1t which time q NaaianAl Seluts
will Be ared. The Procession viii b
sarmea d : o'elssk, . from # Concsrl
HaIl, IN one following order
LIST, Omaha Brass Band.
I'd, OmAha Artillery Company.
81, Council Bluffs Guards.
IN, sEayas saa Oammen COunsA o
Omaha and ahss 0fsy.
Slh, Council BluFs Brass Band.
9th, Orator Of the Day, Chaplain and
distinguished guests.
Tth, Masons and Odd Fellows.
sshy aA6Asah Sshool, With ysuag la
dies representing each state Of the I'M
ion. $srasF. tsaEss g
9th, CikiEsns generally.
Ia khiA ordes, uRder the charge Of the
Marshal Of the day, Capt. SAMUEL KSEP-
pEz, the Procession will march through
the principal streets, thence to Glendale,
when appropriate BzsEeisss vail be con-
Quoted a. follows: .s
Music.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

About week since, the able bodied
man OF the Pawnee tribe started oaa On
. Buffalo hunt, leaving their village
about forty miles west Of this eity-in
charge Of the women, children and old
men. On the day before yesterday, tthe
I'D inst, } q small party of Chsyennss
and Burnley Sioux Indians made a foray
upon the village, which they burned, and
killed most Of the tribe remaining there.
Runners were dispatched for the hunting
grounds, for the braves of the Pawness,
ana it is probable that an important bat
tie will be the resals. To Us it matters
little which tribe is victorious. We hare
this news from sources Of undoubted re-
liability Omaha NebraaklGa-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

Our thanks are due to Wal and Wits
who keep one Of the incest and s'besi
reguii >tsd institutions,'' in the city, n
shs hsAd Of Broadway, for huge Pitea-
sF full of Ice cold Biftt!l.k PwBeh, got ar
in their best style. Monday, it will be
recolleeted, was particularly hot, and
Devil and Editor fully appreciated the
favor 20 kindly bestowed On thom.-
Wal and WHErE get up the best and cool
est drinks 70 ballad in the city. and their
Liquors sgs pure and good.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29
sang.

We aasIzA n ssll Ahe attention az The
huaanaaa na a psa sily, 10 Our insssas-
81 liabilities III Using al varieties Of
Gard Psiaass We have just received
from lbs East large and very slsgans
stock Of Gard material, and can now d.
work b that hae fansh phsaper shaa sv-i
sE. Satisfaction warranted, bosh - il
regards typOgsaphy sad charges. Give
az a call.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

HKRT BoyLEs was drowned In Little
Sioux river at Little Sioux City, on Sat.
uEday the 18th mat. Mr.. B. was q Ger
man By birth. He was the owner OF
considerable prop erty, and it is nOt
known that he has any heirs IN this coun-
Ky 10 inherit &c.
At last accounts his body had not
bean recovered. Isl.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

gRws kaws ca ham& AMd sag sMaas pea@ssss ~ .
va& guaA2ky Of napaT bannk WAsSsnae& uazsss Men6s
ae9 nasss, nssds e. 9snsa sd #aaazAz9 NfeaS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29
JOMN u. vVARNER
s ~
Steam Boat Agent
g AQRMRa Z -.

60 Passengers Checked thEpugh 10 81.
TseaIs. Apply u hls AsoEes 1aa FFsasask b.
Rasssgn. apg4I ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

LAND OTTIcEs DIscoNTEUEB. 49, The
quantity of government land remaining
unsold in the Dubuque, Charlton, and
Turkey r1yer land distEists in the State
Of Iowa, having been reduced below 1907
900 acres in each, the three districts,
have BEEN discontinued, and the books,
&C., transferred to the land Office at Des
Moines, Iowa.
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GoTEG TO SPREAB HERsELF.-~AB 3
newly married Vermont couple were prom
enading Montgomery gtTest, last evening,
their curiosity was suddenly aroused ~ ths
appearance Of some mysterious locking
articles dangling 10 large show window.
They eyed them with the deepest concern,
first on one side, than on The other, until
At last the husband having completely sx-
hausted his Imaginative powers bawlsd
outi
"Wsll, Sal, eonsarn my pietur IF them
amt the eussedest looking things I ever
hearn tell of.n Thea twisting him self
about, and giving the contents Of the win
dow another look, be added--SA What on
earth kin they be? What do you guess
the darned things are 2''
why. Jake, dou't you know, kTiasiine
| aud hoops 20 .- .-
''Do tell - calculated Jake softly.
"Them's EN-, IL they 10 and he again ran
his eyes about the strange apparel.
81 think they are 50 sweet" vsntured
Sal, when at Tie same moment &iady d. res
aed in the very height and breadth Of fash
ion, bEnAbsd along, ..-.a.
Jake had seen enough. His mind was
made up. Sal must have "krinsline. p
Without saying word ha started 10 enter
the store, but was stepped at thS tasr BY
her with all sorts Of entFsaties not to car
| ny the joke any fuTghes. Bat lake Was de-
terIniasd. He had takea fancy to the
goods, and esald not rest aRtll hia better
haL was suppliad with them She drew
| back, but 1t was Of no avail. Be gather
! ed her aEm tight In his own, and making
a long stride into the establishment, sx-
| cIaimed-- ..-..
"Coms along, old gal, YOU'RE my wife
now, and darBsd If ygu shaa't spread your
| SELF p
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