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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

TIE Boston TRADE SAIEs-BUs1NEss Fmsr
AND PLEASURE AFrERwARps.-The citizens of
New England are an energetic as well as q great
literary people. Not only have they raised up in
their midst ''modern AthensD to dazzle and
illuminate the continent; absorbed all the poets,
and taken under their special care all the mig
gers, but, not content with this vast monopoly Of
letters and philanthropy, they are now endea-
vering to secure all the trade by sagacious
combination of auction sales and corporation
Hastings.
Our Boston correspondent furnishes in another
column resume Of the late trade sales held in
tina. city last week, of which we have been re-
ceiving the generalities by telegraph for
scme days past. The Bostonians, with their
accustomed quickness of invention, hit upon the
plan of great trade sale just at this time to
draw to the "modern Athens" the great mart OF
wooden clocks and philanthropic poetastry the
merchants from the West and South, now in
these parts on their way to the watering places.
In addition to the business part of the scheme,
they designed to take in little pleasure also In
the shape of bountiful collations and dinners and
lastly grand excursion down the harbor on
Saturday, at the expense of the corporation;
thus uniting cotton goods with champagne,
boots and shoes with "black-strap' and beef
la mode glass ware with gin cocktails, clocks
with cold chicken, and the other notions for
which the place is famous with pumpkin pies,
ice cream and "fxings," and appropriately wind
ing up this rare repast with refreshing and
relieving spell of seasickness all round The
sales commentator Wednesday and continued
until Saturday, when they closed with the
corporate barbecue referred to. Some business,
however, still remains to be done to-day, but
it is not of much Importance.
We hope our Athenian neighbors enjoyed
themselves, commercially and socially. 1t was
greater week for Boston than Anniversary Week
or Thanksgiving time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

The SUNDAY DEsporrM.- Yesterday the pious
Pillsbury was on hand with bis myrmidons to
do battle against Sunday rum and groggeries
lager bier and :" German gardens" A full re-
port Of his doings will be found in our columns
to-day. The city was very quiet, and with the
exception of few arrests of disorderly people
in the streets, which are Of ordinary occurrence
every day in the week, the vigilant police ap-
pear to have achieved literally nothing. Not
that the drinking places were not open and
as accessible as they ever were, but that
the officers would not or could no. enter.
Never, perhaps, was more liquor drank
IN New York in one day than yesterday
re sham battle of pious Pillsbury against
brandy and beer is highly amusing. Was
ne eowed by public opinion, willing to
wound, but afraid to striker" or did be
make mere stow Of fshi to save appear
apces? The Law doe no' pernit The police to
CATER Pol.ic house, ali tdeJ s-e prohibited 10y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

AhNoA Ad"-~rpNrCH ON THE AFFAIRS OF
ECRoPE.-We publish in another column to-day
an interesting report of several conversations
with Prince Metternich on certain European
questions and the art Of conducting public affairs
in general.
Although written ten years since, it has never
been given to the public until recently when it
appeared in the Uniuers, the Catholic organ in
Paris. These conversations give us in some de-
gree an inside view of the opinions of one of the
most practised statesmen of Europe, though in
their perusal we cannot escape the conviction
that, with that courtesy which is peculiar to his
craft, Metternich, in his utterances never forgot
the convictions of the man with whom he was
conversing, and who, in this instance, was a
stout supporter Of the all subduing policy of the
Church Of Rome. This is Enthusiastically ex-
hibited in his manner of speaking Of and con.
demning the Jesuits, as reported in these con-
versations.
There is much in them which is pertinent to
the present agitation of Europe and to the war
in Italy. The remarks on the position of the
Pope and its relations to the other Powers of
Europe give lucid statement of one of the
greatest difficulties now presented to states
men. The future of Germany, too as con-
templated by Metternich, will be instructive to
those who refuse to see the Teutonic empire as
it is foreshadowing itself. He saw the revolu-
tionary elements that are terminating there, and
admits their coming triumph. In regard to Italy
there may be doubt whether his reasonings
were sufficiently mature. His deductions, how.
ever, are those of an experienced minds Every
other subject touched by him in these conversa-
tons is lucidly treated, and will give much food
for thought
When he comes to speak of the 'Metternich
system however. be lays bare the whole secret
Of his character, and shows to the world what
Prince Metternich truly was In acknowledging
that he never attacked impossibilities- is
things impossible to present attainment-he con-
fesses that he was a man without any settled
political aim, whose whole study was to meet
present exigsncie This view of him is sus-
tanned by conversation which be once had with
an American gentleman some years since. IF
resided in America" said Metternich. ~
should be locofoco." And we doubt not that
he would have been one of the Marcy stamp.
always siding with the majority, but being in
government, always striving to make the art
government easy BY endeavoring to stop the de-
velopement of ideas and to clog the wheels of
popular progress,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

81. Lorrs, July 16, 1859.
Tie overland mail has arrived with San Francisco daass
Of the oath ut
Rich discoveries q gold had been made Ia the Coast
PEI 20 Mountains, Hunbo,d. county
ba.sE - extremely dull at San FrAncisco, owing 70
re 1c- ali.vA = Fsvera clippers overdue
I1l -soasiI. a had nominated MGson 9. Ls.hsm fot
Governor u1Wney for Licrteoari Governor sHtJoou
ys-:h 5s -c~s-c-s IN he Sor.te-n tstr; rae noua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

forDld It's mtrcducuon. This Is the new South
ern platform which we are told must be incorpo-
rated in that Of the Charleston Convention. on
pain of that assembly seeing itself broken up into
fragments.
We are also informed that a pure State
rights party is to formed in Georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana during the coming winter. of
which the names of the members will aston;sh
us. 1t is in this connection that we are told We
may depend upon it the Southern people have
neatly finished their business with the Northern.
1t is Of little consequence what parties Are
formed in either section, and what big words
are INDUCED in about Independent sectional
confederacies, so long as the great heart of the
people is sound, as we believe it Is, in patriotism
and love for the Union.
From Iowa our correspondence is exclusively
confined to review Of Judge Douglas letter to
Mr.. Dor, and is far from complimentary to
either Of these gentlemen.
Our Philadelphia letters give pretty full de-
scriptons of the doings Of the great and small
politicians in the Keystone State, anu of the
schemes that are on foot for securing the demo.
''a M aao oni;c residential nominations.
In, Inc politics of New jersey are touched of in
rie'seF rom Newark and the proceedings of the
-. constitutional Convention are given in q
Gus our readers have popular yieys az ma
uoi'A and minor politss which !. NAV he inter.
ss~@e W ieaa arc fucT.
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FOR NAN AND BEAST, has been BE-
fore the public for moTa than % years.
and Is dsservedly popular. a. asza
Frsm DR.. b o. Nsai, B9rrss, less.
I have praetieed medicine II this conu.
try seven yeaEs, and ehseEfaaly reHemnana
yoar Gargling Oil a. The bsst u -"t Ia
Fssm ozafass n. BasAsr, aasssa. 8sssa.
hase ealls aimoss svsgy day for Mar
chants Gargling Oil, and thu impression
Seems 70 preyaiI very generally nat nokh-
Ing sass viii answer the pAFposss WIN
yoa seed me Happly. @s.
Frum CAaFss H 8esmesv, GrlnasA, Esum.
Since I introduced youf masdleias, the
sales have bean good aud are % khR inz
crease. II gives universal saksagaeEien.
Frsm y. ~ KgssgEesA, Add, Esaes.
1hs EsaFglLng al ID goaag "a @6sy fast
aad giTes RapaFalleIleA RakisgMeSisn. II
dess not rsqufrs any newspapse advertise
nenE, as the pabais whe use L advertise b
essGknaIay. Pte&sa Sand mN aanahar hnw.
CAUTION TO PUROHAsERR.
TIE only ganafne has so wv Msrchank.
Lsockport. nv. y. ~ haDwa 81 AanA boaefs
and alao has DIS algnatags aveE sha cork.
- pAmphlska graknskaMsIy Rnxnishz8
BY ageaax wsfh kesana1nlREa ~ IL aAAIf&w.
Az arasss addressed % M3agmAwwa
ca Co.. LoekpoEs III Xs
Z 80 For sale b. Dfag8sske aad MsF~
chants genssAzlys tArsaEh eaa. Unls@a
semtsm. hrss3mA pumeaBsie@as and ekhes
Ard hy FEmsny Gssaaslsan /,
al, csunsfs BiafHss sd By a8AAaa III III
Eesena shruuahezt Ehs s0aaaxys NhaAsaals
u &c. Lseuag, Buglsngknn. and In all large
tomsa by aeaaaEsa IL Msai Eiaiea.
Nov. III, ieaS y
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GEORGE DOUGHTY.
KxrEnnnrna. -
no Ess
Vegetable KaAke Meakeamea.

Asaafia zee aAbeekuaf nssselms. esaaposads
OF she haas mataslal hmowm b medieaA sssas
sEees Tor he eisRaine as he alimantasT
canal and rsglevahg Ae springs ana Rve~
Hzzasg uf life Of all mnFaia @haae9eszhms and
aHpnxtkiaHs mwsk be 4 pmhlie hsanela@ msa q
domestic ami indtvldual pEpkeekkcn snA
safeguard, fn properties by u beecsnss
knoHem. Sach q msgAleims eha aaanklk@a Of
ths United STATES bars Aem@ lad il Mar
Paris EsFR Puts AND PaeKKfx BErTKAss
aaa he gosd ahsy have asne u aAssaimAh4s
Thay haTs wren shsag himh fame sad 63aaF
sakah lishea ehaEatax b. thai1 virtues aloaa
without rs usual arts CK n0E0szsfg u Tn
pEssaant sxpsganteak on shs Gath ea slas eeuxt4
inaH gsaesaI dsra agassazssa ~ sas sl&ss-
skys asa sssA1mxY Ezaessaaa2 u wAM e
lnsa sass sagassg as aessaa ~ eAaeasa alss
eaaaeg kneaF asSsc8g ne urnmak amd ecsav
plss@ Ia to axxise III zset
III FhenmagIagn, sesEfka pzEa ID khs eg-
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GEORGE DOUGMTKss
General Collecting AgezaGy,

@0pNGaL hLDRkSs low a.
Ina undersigned having reeentiy rstlred
from the mereantils business, baxa Ieavs
to offer his services to Merchants and Ea
siness Men ef sill classes, az q General
Collecting Agent. he proposes 10 give
his entire attention 10 shia business and
his long residences, and extensive acuuain-
Eanee In the West, viii, be trusts, enahls
him 10 give entire satisfaction 10 ali who
may employ him.
Notes, Accounts ana Caains Of ali LINDA
may BE Forwarded 70 the undsrsiE ned, s.
mail, or otherwise, Tor Presentation. La.
uidMtion OF E0lleekf0n, PROMPT Attsntsen
will Do given, and the gxaAis Immediately
'remitted When II may hseoms NECESSARY
% place claims Ia suit, The best protession-
alssryieaa viii be sscnged, and the legal
proceedings urged forward "a rapidly a.
possible. Doubtful claims win Be- settled
and secursd on the best terms Httainahls,
and the tikie BE- Rsal Estate, when taken
either as Paymant oE security carefully In
vsstigatsd-
The underslgned wiz, also Pay Taxes in
all parts OF Western Iowa and Nebraska i
and viii also ssll, Purehass OF Invest Moa-I
sY LII Real Estate,
Letters of Enqalry will be promptly at.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
KgrgmRRrRa;
CovReEE BEugps~-0@eer a. pussy.
Bankers, Baldwin 4 DodKe, Do Casady
4 Test, de- II. @. Mutt & Co, De.
sAfRT. LouTs, Mo.--Doan, King Il Co I
Squire q Rssd. Shaplaagh. Day q t:a., q.
G. Davis O. Co., Howard q Hinehman.
ST. JosxrH, Mos-~Toosles & Fa2Issgf,
Jos. g. Hall, Pses't 81. 10. ina. @. n.
Il. MeDoaald. ]. O. Z. CuF6, Nave. Mv~I
Cord q C0.s ]. B. Jaaninga q o., A.
Be2ttla a CO.
Sept, e-yB5 a.
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aDlmea and doliars, deii@rs and dimes,
An empty packet b the worst d ertmss.n
have opened : Shop At kks head AZ
Broadway, Council Blals, In e. d. Amy's
old staad, No. s, Cor the K&nafaGkaEe and
Repair Of Plows, HsFTows, OK Tokes,
Wagons, Carriages, Bgggys, Slslghs, Cut
tsrs, Bows and Staples, with aiI tlas eoA-
Somltants. Yoke and Wagons Bows al
wars GA hand. viii pay particular at
tsntion TO rspairingin al IL branches, and
tske in exchange anything that can eat
or drink, use or pay aebts with. Give ms
q call and ace what can do for YoQ.
A. A. AVERY.
CauneiI HIals. Dae. 3. 1855. e
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It IL impossible to convey an adssula
idea Of tie ImEneaHs good now being Tea,
BY DR.. sztikh's Electric OIL Of PhiadsA
phia. II Is important 70 place il ia u
hands Of ell medical msas as soon asn
be, to save pain ana snEefing, Ia an cssss
Of accidents, &c Nothing has ever 5gas
what this artieAats asangia the same LIZA
Hll@-~ Mere WomSegwg GRyss-E47r; Oh
aa aa.s PHILADELPHIA s4E ., s..
Dr.. smith-I was suffering u.sssslJ
from internal plles; was given up By tE'
paysaeiansf waa advised 10 Try Dr.. sntti
Electric Oh, By injections. The hEEs ~
plicakaoa FsEissed the paia, and after IVz
applications was entirely cured.
Yourv, gratefully,
@ a Ma. Macy CHfTTTeE,
27t gnaipsE st., two d&0gs kelos Soga
From the Troy, On. " Tines-
TaE Yesssrday more than tas
ty ladies yisited DR.. GaiGtia B. Smith,
the Troy House-soaas coming Ave to t':
miles; suffering fren 4sthAma, NsrVoU
pains, Rheumatism and general deranss,
meme. Tbs Electric Of7 La ALREADY RlI'
ifssting its soothing, tFaaquili&iag Ss4 g.
rakiva pawsrs npon the afflicted Of T.of
and vicinity. Call early.
WrLL IT sTaIKE III ?--Yes, 4 pinrIs
and ineipisnt gathHring which for a ant
appears on the surface and BY a triBiEg
change Ia the absorbsnts Is taken up al
carried on through the circulation 'striksi
las
ytzas e. does sisks tgeanlnsl Oh act on The
shsoFbaaks ef kha kaNsAn kszaN.
- TT EEEH E&~@is Ia NIL EAsait a0es
NO HA RM-IT CAN DO NO HARM,
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EKPERKKCEss
yoHE T. HALpwIM. g, NJ popaK
BALDWIN AND DGAsGR,
BANKERS

DEALERS EN- EXCHANGE.
COUNCIL RLuFrAs s.ss'ss+%s, .,ss4s4rsvga.
COLLECTIONS made and prom. ,tIv "a.
" mittsd at Currgat Rakaa Of Exchange,
Exchanges, on ali the pTinr ,oaI Cifiea.
bought and sold- - - r. = =
Land Warrants bought nd sold, and en-
tesrd On time. s.s
Jan l. 1859. -
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J. q. ANpREws-
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
OF .....
M. g. MUTW ii Co

=
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ss.Fs- ssss ssssss IOWA.
MONEYS received on deposit, payable
LII On demand or Atspscifsd date, With OF
without interest, az per agreement with
dspositoFs.
We draw direct on New York, Boston,
Ehllaaelphiss Dstreik and Gsaisaws, and
Aavs also perfected an ADVANCEMENT by
which we issue TRAITS and letters OF credit
on the principal bankers La enc hundred
and hfty seven eitisS Of Europe.
Collections made Ia Western Iowa and
Eastern Esbraska, free Of charge, and re-
nitted at current rates Of exchange,
We receive ordsTs to buy and sell On
eonmisaboa real essase In lowa ana Ne
hraska. st #-sa s-&-.a EEsE
Invest money for capitalists, and buy and
sell Land Warrants at current rstss.
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PM0MRECTUs.
3. .- oRTAE
Rocky N 0mHasaam News.

The discovsrYoE rich and extensive Geld
Regions In WesEern Nebraska, kad ths
certainty that large population will ma
msdiatsiy enter upon and settle aIong the
Eastera Slope Of the noeky Mountains,
renders 1t important ard sYen neesssary,
thai Press should be established tAara
without dsiay, 70 inausncs aad crEantzs
the deversi6ed magsea, even now rapidly
rushing 70 the scene OF entarpxiGa. Tha
eharacsss Of this Bsw AID important region,
wtildepend mach upon the inananee brought
20 esar upon its eaF1y seftlensnt, and no
tgssssaeEsse ta ~ powerful 10 disMuads from
disorder, aud to organize WITH order and
dignity as Free Press. 1t Is the purpose
Of ths undersigned, TO proeeed al onee 10
tne Alaiag Region, with Press, and ia-
sue the hFst Ne. q Weekly Paper. from
some point ID OF near the Mining Region,
on Or about the 6gst se April. The Paper
win be calIed TRR RDcEg MoUMT4ER
Rkws. Tbs Eaik0Ftal department win DO
conducted with ansare independence % all
partisan or pega0sarE considerations afa
and while free from all undue sectional Ina
nnenee, will be dev1ked thoroughly to the
Western intsrsssss and especially tie Cen
tral West. RslsAhls correspondents will
be secured ia every important MlnIag KS
gion aud information collected with rRFs,
as, TO their extent and richness, AID also
their Agricultural and Commercial Reeour~
ces. Special aEtenElon will be paid to as
eeEtaiafng the reaulG OF reliable surveys
for roads through khs Mountains, and par
tieRlarly fer tha Maan Gensral Trunk 0f a
paclhe Rail Road. In = word, all that
will be useful to the stranger In forming
ecFnset estimate oe tAe Mining Region and
lin pg1spectsg either Cor Mlaing, FaEming,
c. TFsdlng, win bs faithfully eommuniea-
Ted IL Tnk RecKv MouwxAIN Ngwa,
AZ ths snsae time. private Arraagments
viii be made uIsa TIE Maif or Express 10
awlM bIzsssa, 10 obtain Ehe aaTIiess
kaasasn Nsws ~ - Miners. We hope
y sonauetfag 80 pNpeF hoaessiy agd FAIR
~ te ahsaim Hee u wide eiFculakieH in NIL |
Be Raa&azn SkaSaa a. ssell IA aashs hzlnss
ana b. earseHily ssskan9 eaKFses tuEsrma-
.laay Eesssar eur ssasaKsats perfectly rsila-
sles Mhplesala dsaAerss Agents. &c, wish@ |
RE kn deal WITH thA miaiaa FagioA viii fad
! 70 there intsrsak a. aasparEsaa In the MoUa-
rAEE NEws as kslAg ne kFst news paper e.
aollshsd u win be read hy nil ths Minnrs
TERMSs-SlnKle sapy ans rear, @S.
.opIes one year, 80 EErigkiT Ia Adgsnga.
Aassrsissnsrts vii BE- charged aa gcl.
owe,
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x&ae&Aa eFFzcEM3 wM. q. IT. Ra4EM
As2eFnasA s&mw.
- ExCEm . AasmN
RAJ AFE b
AID DgAKxRs IN
LAND WARRANTS q EXCHANGE

~ N"e~% sFa1 ~ = - ~ " - 81
yKYKL.Ks akSaaa ta Ehs selection aad Ioxs-
W. sioa nf lands Ii Western Iowa gnS
NshgaakA the payznsat - taxss On land
Ut naaE zssas aEsd aa 70 aaAe ss6s aadrs,
nis&z slaaxaz
EEEnENOEs.
Baak sf psktzAaERA, Exchange Baak
Msasrs. Kramsg = Rakm, Msaars. \. Holmss
O Sons, willis BOoshs, Esq.s Wm. B. pn.
ssys Pittsburgh,
Moaengahsls Bank 1t EFownsvflls, Frank.
lin Bank oe Waahingtaa, Pa
CemmerekRI e r. BaakA &c Baskfmsse
EAlsimnxe Savings EaAks MA4sks JAhnstos
& BFe,, Messrs. Robert Garras q sons. r.
Marsh Smith ESQ, Nathan passy, Esa.
Mllea White Esq. Baltimers.
inc. Thompson, Eaq., New York.
MsssTs. Caleb Cope & Co., PhiladalphEa
Jno. ]. Anderson 4 Co., Messrs. Page 9
Bacon, Lqksr, Raniek 4 Co. 4. r. Violetl
&c Coz MaaaTs. Bryan 3 Rre. 81. I.aaIs
Co@ks S4a8ank 4 Dawnas. Hsan. VII.
Iiaras y Go Hoyt Sherman Il Co, Hon.
ThoSs II. Benton jr., Iowa.
d, q F. Insurance Co., Clark Elk. Bank,
Jacob BanR, Esq., Hon. s. T. Logan, Col.
Jno. Williams, Springfield, Ills.
Hon. Wm. Brown, Hen. Richard Yates,
e. r. Elliott, Esq.. Msssrs. NJ. P. Aysrs
q CO.. Jacksonville, Ills. + -
May Is, '5T-ly
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II ~ III w. ANTED
j FEsposals win 10 fscsGssd ap to IL o'cloeE
- - E4kh day e July nsxk, fer supplying
fe@ Asgt@zse pa xtMsnkof TIE ARmy
ne glzas wssA gfmHh Beeg Tor one year
fEasR lis kssk aag O. E#Be. next. Tbs 6oa.
akAs& MaM 81 AAk MaA4kk d he APPROVAL
II tfzs gpsssasasrY asnaxaI e. Subsistence,
~ sgas ApwASt yesgsnnslhls h4easr, and maz
e@mfsEms Cd aha fbkm nFsaosaSad Ia tAa
8mAszst&nNa kaMnl A&koga ak the Army.
- 4 81 n reserves the right to
Taless sAy IL ~ w. h8saa asamea BIZ hin
Ids Nd no @smAhaF % Congrsss
aAan " azzswa& - STARE IN said Cea-
! s Tzs - asaa i his ohss,
|fM aEksss md aassal - wagsioa of tars
ash 81 - ~ 81 axsIaasAs 81
8z<M stzzeA ~ Is 80 anzasIfiss - ne
~ ~ " y w. shaals fsqssfei
paYa agh . Big ahAs mAsmkhly = Tar l"
~ psa = E.s - u fsursh the price
Pc p1anH fQe sgzAeh she heeg viii BE- aslsi'
&Ez2F ss8 NbAda EioMH Aaa timass
sAom8 N haA Asneaa, aas In ne aabsis-
saAee alal0aa e. sAe Afmgs and o. o.
Ankn aassn Array, e
NseN Maslz IL Mah8ma xkakugy, via
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Nv 80 u &ass EEs
fsl q 3. 81. ~ KG1Ho,
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Is 60 =. = 60
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Csuneil Blafis and Omaha Ctr.

sxruuuzm n The Oeansil Bluffs O. Me-
- hEaaka Fairy, Compaay are
= happF to inHorm the public
chat sffs EarFyaEg Seas0n has eommsnsed,
and THAI tha 6ne and eommodi0aa steam
Ferry Boat a--r a..,a..s .. $50
Nebraskxa No. 4, .....
Is now running between Coaneil Bluffs
and Omaha City.
Our Ferry BcaE is ems sR the fasst, lar
gest, and Oaly safs aad reliable beat On tia
Upper Missouri river, and az this Is the
only place where the public eaa cross at
all stages Of the water, vs.. waala sdyiss
tha public and emigration 10 come thia
route, and we win eroas you without dsiay,
either u high o. low water, - this Ii he
only place where any crossing e0aA ka
done daring the high water this apgang, foa
ons hnnassa miles up or down the river.
lisa u raahing, from sunrise I'll aark.
Rsfsrsaess the travelling esnnnnnikY
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back OF nmba, Piles, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
ScEe Nipples, swagledf Glands, FsIoas
Stiffness In the Joints on 6scks.
SmieAfs RleetEie Oh cures RhsamatisR.
smith,s Electric Ola cure fer Swelling
Smi&hss Rlscsrae Ola care for Deafness.
6miAla'a ElsctFie Ola cure for Toothsehs
amish's ElssExie Ola cure fuE NsuralgiI
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smith'e Electric Ola cure for stiff JOiR1
Smith's Electric Ola cure Cor Fslans.
smith's Electric OIl@-cares broken breasts
Saith 4 Electric Dil<-surss sore throat
Snish's Electric Ola aurs for burns.
Smithss Electric Ola cure for Paralysis
II In @oakhiag and pleasaatt Il gives mort
permanent as well as Instant relief THAI
any utAer thing ever hefors used, and ia
ssaxkiys inauencs eysr neryous pains i
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