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DR.. Smiths Oil Cures-TotheAffl icted

DIR. Smiths Oil Cures.-To he A fflicted.
Having had !derable experience in the use OF DR.
Smiths Electric on, have hestancy in saying that
it surpasseS anything have found, the OF
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered FROM r.
matm was induced TO try this remedy, ard aavst
astonshed at the result, as it a4cc ed rapid and
think permanent cure would advise all suffering from
rheumatic diseases try this medicine with
cut ay think You will find rightly named
SAMUEL WILSON.
Crescent CITY, May &C 1853
To N!-Publishers Of newspapers
respectfully cautioned the fasehoOd
spectlug myself Of young fellow assuming French
which have appeared several spape,s of late
Such notices would hot be anltted where he - known.
6. B. SMITH, N. D
1t Proprietor Of SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
II H.. HAY & Co, the great Northern Druggists Port
Land who have sold large quantity the last months
ard who know It's great !ue, say again.
PORTLAND, April 18Th 1853.
Dr. SMITH, PllladHlPhih-
nave large sales Tor your Electric OI and hear
astonishing From present Indications we
shall want a large amount. Youmay send for lmme
date demand say 10 gross dollar 10 med um, and
gross small size and draw for Yours re-
spectfully, Il. II. HAY & co,
.lr.-,r NJ,
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Looming up in giant proportions, or the
..hot,om, to the Southwest of the bu~l-
ness portion of the city-''Vlsib!e 10 TIE
mixed cve'' from almost any STANDPOINT
y,hin the corporation lin!tS-is Il haze
r.,o Of brick and mortar, having all the
,..eeninr" Of 4 building not likely soon to
have the itt,c and significant word, "fHt5
Inscribed thereon. 50 far rumovcd from
r,.r din and hustle Of the city, its hugh pro-
n..tjons at once attract the eye Of ,he s'ran-
ger, and the enquiry is sure 10 follow
. What large brick Lu!ding is tha! on the
bottom :" Wnh anything but degree Of
r-.Io swelling his heart, the dcniZen Of
Council Bluffs is constrained to answer
.Tau, sir. is a structure intended for " llo-
-. twas projected and carried forward
III, present state, during the flush times
.,',5-. The panic, sir, ani the Attendant
.,,...,,t,,r in western property, caused
..,rso,;,o Of " ork tAer"on, and we fear,
... ], vii, BE sonnet, me '.vforr the building
". Be cgmr!ctrI. Tho business 81 The
i've. does 10. at this tilu,. 1eu <Hl or r.
.a, &, conw.>,on." An answer ~ '.'''
ru7,rt, We uirjntair, would ioc'.S N.''Hs
@neto BE- given to query Of the nature -
Of the one gwen above.
But, II Or citizens would only take hon.!
81, Il >
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eAnI,
Wood & Willow are.
Highest Market Price. We intend at all times to
and hope by straight forward dealing to merit and secure
sci! for Cash or its equivalent
BAYLISS g. GRASSLAND.
IMMENSE IMP0RTATI0NS!
|OUTFITTING HOUSE.
JOHN B. BEERS co
General Communion .usrehanfs.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
mcstic Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES, WINES 4 LIQUORS,
| AhduuIdttuitu lUUdCCOS, tiSdTS,
WOODEN WARE, COTTON YARNS,
Quitting Goods,
N IMER'S IMPLEMEN WIS
And every thing pertaining to
James Block. Lower Broadway
COUNCIL b. UFFS, IOWA.
| invite the attention of the community to the I'M
AENSE SPRING IMPORTATION, Consisting OF
LACE and vailed assortment Of everything pertaining
10 their business, too numerous mention but which
they VIII al All ZINES take easurc II show ing to par
/ tics desiring T. purchase.
TO E.HXGH WIS
They would say that they are at all times prepared to
! furnish complete OUTFITS Of superior GOODS at
prices that will DEFY competition. We are satisfied
MAT we can otter Inducements uns surpassed by any
House North of St. Louis,
and We invite YOU to examine Stock before making
purchases We Lave n store and for sale, large 10,
Corn, Oats White Beans
| Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Picked Pork,
Bacon and Flour.
| " NAG ly
300 SACKS s, e1> coFrEE-in store and to arrive
v2n4l J. b. BEERS l. CO.
James Block, Lower Broadway
100 HHDs; PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR,
! L " " ioi SAFE by J. Is. BEERS & CO.
! TX SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
! - Aiuilla and Mocha COFFEE-for sale by
J. u. BEERS L co.
! 300 BAs. >oAP-alI ktnd:.reeeived and for
~ w sale by }. Is. BEERS CO.
! 200 BIS. STAR. SPERM AND sTERINE
oOU CANDLEs-.n store and to orrive-fcr sai Ie
by j. b. BEERs& CO.
l12G:BEELs: COMMON RYE d BOURBON
JB BEERsa
C00 THOUSAND ASSORTED CIGARS
" " American and Havana--At low fgurCs by
J. b. BEERS co.
17S BBLS. HALLS kEGS ASSORTED
L - MOLASSES, iur sale by
}, B. BEERS 4 co.
O00 BBLs. BUTTER. SODA AND SUGAR
"~OO Observation-Disclosures sale by
j. u. BEERS& co.
O00 RNS. ASSORTED PICKLES-FRESH
wv from the Packers, for sale cheap by
J. u. BEERS 4 CO.
HERRiNG-'arse lot in store md to arrive, for
IL SAFE by J. b. BEERS eco.
100 NEST TUBS and rs ss an: for sale
N1AckEREL IN DBLs. KITS NO. IL
WI for sale by J. b. BEERS3CO.
10 BxS. TOBACCO-ASS0UTED Brands
l. t " and PRICES for sale at reasonable rates BY
J. b. BEESS CO.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale & Retail Price Current.

t',,.o.; ed Weekly tr the Council E!uTs NoHpGreH -
JCEIN B BEERS & CO,
U,t5,csc1c and Re'aH Gr0cc.s Commission and For
,sqrtln9 Merchants, Middle Broadray.
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C00 PCKGS. BRANDY'S. WINES AND
wv assorted LIQUORS, for sale cheaper than any
other house in Iowa. J. Ii. BEERS 4 co.
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'strong EnGush."
The Iowa City Reporter, says tie plat
form Of the Democratic party # Iowa, Is
not only "oroad enough AID deep enough"
bat is also "strong' enough. Well, fought
to be strong enough for any of the unterri
fed, for it is well spiced With "niggcr.'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

NoTHrSG SO adds to the personal appearance of
a gentleman, as a cleanly shaved face, snd hair
nicely trimmed and comhed. and no where can;
these requisites TO goo looks be better obtained
tina from MIsrR, who still ructices the art
tonSoral, at his OLD STAND, on Strawberry Alley
One always feels better after rising from Minors
Chair, as Turks consequence is always more
quiet when he comes from his bath. Hair deying,
and clothes renovatirg, alo included in the
business Of his shop. very shabby clothed in
dvidual may enter his house, and come forth a
well dressed gentl eman Try him
ty'Wsrm or Cold Champooning
Jan, %, $50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
TIE THEArnE.-we have a

TIE THEATRE We have already
taken occasion to express our opinion Of
the merits of Mr.. Macfarland's Company
now playing at FOwler's Hall nor has
that opinion been changed by fuller ac-
quaintance with the merits of the pcrfor-
mers. To say that it is by far the best
company that has ever appeared in Clarks-
vile, is but to repeat what is said by all
who have witnessed the performances, AM
we regret that the splendid acting, night
after night, has not been witnessed by a
greater number of our citizens. The
Star" of the Company-Miss st. Clair
is, in our opinion, equal to any actress in
tho whole country, and the favorable i'm
preston made by her first appearance, has
been strengthened by more intimate ac-
quaintance with her talent in approaching
the characters she personates, and her
great skill in deliniating them. She is
well sustained too, in her leading parts,
and therefore never fails to display her
peculiar powers We hope she will be
greeted by a full house tonight, and as
long as she may remain with u.s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
MMERCiA NEW s.
CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Jan. 80, 1859.
Hon afn..u nrsG rnuna I'm owrsoA

Money market quict-in BaEk, good bills at 60
to days, easily ne gvtiated at &c. per month,
exchange aud itrrest off. The Banks are doing
ve-y little in local papcr-outsid,, good prompt
paper can be negotiatsdt lie. per month. Exchange
ia very abundant, without change In rates.
For the first time we have 10 report Kentucky
money uncurrent here. All tho Banks but one
re use receive it, and tina, one ,nly receives It
, from it, customers. The Banks now receive
nothing but Tennessee money and God and silver,
and we expect soon to hear that they refuse Silver
in sums over five dollars.
ToBAcco Tie views of the planters and Luy.
els are yet very wide apart, that but little is do
ing in this staple. Inspection sales are now open /,
and buyers are plenty, for loose or priced. We
hear ot buyers in the mark Ell and orders ready
forexecution and II the paLters offer their tobacco
and do not receive better prices than they will OBJ
tain by shipping 10 any other market in the wOr d
it will be HE first time they have failed. Private
advicrs from New Orleans, quote good round lots
of larksville, ut "a OH cents, and dull with
downward tendency.
We have dates from New Orleans TO the Goth
Money market easy--nego citations are made at s
10 Sc. Exchange on New York, So to 10, dis.
count. Tobacco dull, Flour buoyant and advau-
cling. Pork $ls % cents per barrel. Lard in
tierces ll11S cents.
Adyices from New York to the pod inst. says
Markets well supplied with money, but higher
rates are anticipated after the taking of the gov
crnment loan. Stocks declining, and dull, Tenn
essee, 6's 9ll6
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Ras- Mr.. Jackson, the agent Of the Au-
bin Gas Company is in town, and two
meetings have been held preliminary to
the organization of Stock Company and
the 'imme diate serection of Gas works for
lighting streets and houses. Of the i'm
portauce Of such an establishment it were
idle to speak, since it is conceded by all
all who know its value and as it can be
accomplished at comparatively small cost
and can be shown to be paying invest
rnent, we do not believe the citizens will
hesitate to subscribe the necessary funds.
We could not keep back our paper for a
report.of the proceedings of the last nights
meeting, but all can inform themselves by
snquiring Of those who were present and
we presume that Mr.. Jackson will enlight-
en- those interested, upon the details of the
proposed establishment Let no good cit
isenisiI TO inform himself or to lend his
aid to the important undertaking. One
good step forward leads to another; and
now is the time to give an impetus to the
growth of our town that shall carry it for
ward until breaches the destiny that awaits
it under the favorable auspices which fore
shadow it's future prosperity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
For "a. cla,t,sar. onro.r s,e.


/, "And what l. life when love has Bed rs E.
k t . G.P. MoRRis.
Has ied the earth without sun. us
The midnight sky without light,
The wide, wide desert without one
Oasis, or eternal night
Are alike to earth deprived Of love.
Love round our first existence shone; r
Itsmie ed from out our mothers eyes,
As they were bent upon our own.
1t beams from out the starry skies,
Wiener we raise our glance above.
II fingers In the breeze that blows.
Around the cottage of the poor;
It mingles in the song that flows,
From yonder oak beside the door ..i. :.
Where robin tris his lay Of love.
IT'S love that paints the sky so bright,
That sends the soft refr, shing showers,
That bids the sun bestow his light
Throughout eur lives there's not an hour,
That brings no proof Of heavens love.
when love has fed :" this cannot be,
For God doth love eternallv:-- .-..
Wild ocean will forget TO roar, ...
The sun withdraw his life befors,
The God Of Heaven forgets to love.
oRIoLE.
CLsKKsvILLE. Tenn, Jan, 81, 1859.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

p6T- The endowment of the College is
progressing, Every one is interested in
this, matter and especially property hol-
ders, heads of families and the traders in
the city, whose business will be largely in
creased. Any one who has his own inter
est aud the prosperity of the city at heart
60 say nothing of the advancement of the
interests Of their children, had better dc
without many other things, and once strain
hard 10 secure this fund. The time is mos
up. We hope every one will be aetuatet
by the above motives and others, and take
one or two scholarships in the College
Osly $500 year for FIVE years is requires
to secure all the benefits of tina COLLEGE
for,ops pupil during the existence Of th'
College.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
OBITUA AIRY,

Died Of consumption, on tbs 9th Of December
1858, at the residence of John d, Tyler, his neice
Mary C Mockbee. Indiscrimlnate praise of the
dead, is but too common. In her case the simple
truth would appear, as the language of eulOgy,
to those who knew hernot. For nine or ten years,
an exemplary member of the Episcopal church, her
devoted aud consistent pieiy, her charity and gem
tie loving kindness, won the hearts Of all who
knew her. "Truely, to know her, was to love
her"
Ever forgetfu OF self, in her earnest wish to
make others happy, her whole life seemed one con-
tinued effort to promote the happiness OF others
She spoke often, with great calmness and compos
ure, of her approaching dissolution was entirely
resigned to the Will OF her Heavenly Father, who
had called her, thus early TO psss under The rod,
feeling in her chid-ke trust, seven so Fa her. for
so it seemeth good in thy sight" When her
friends thought her dying, she said with great diff.
fculty, bat, slowly aud distinctly, "God receive
my spirit" She rallied again and lived until the
next afternoon, when gently falling asleep in
Jesus, her breathing scarcely perceplible and her
features so motionless that she looked like piece
of statuary, her lips parted and smile of the mosi
angelic sweslneFs frightened her whole face
This occurred, distinctly, three separate times,
and then her freed spirit took its flight, conf
IDENTIFY trust, 10 that haven Of rest prepared fol
all who love their Saviour as she did THUS it 10
the company of the redeemed in Heaven, Is made
up OF the jewels 9f earth
"Hs did give aud he hath taken.
Shall we mourn the stern decree,
Lord our bruised hearts awaken,
Turn us, tTustinsI,', to The"
Tar Is 1859 ".
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Sar We have, in the last few days, trav-
elled Gin Jack Allensworth Stage from
this place to Hopkinsville, and back, and
though we had heard much of the bad
condition Of the roads, we we're utterly
unprcpared for what we found it to be-
A good turnpike road has been built in
this State to the Kentucky line, but be-
yond that the road is almost impassablo--
the mud being, in many places over knee
deep to horse This, too we are told
is the case, beyond the Tennessee line on
the Russellville road
How long, o ye Kentuckians, will you
thus lay behind in the march of improve.
mentl The farmers of Kentucky, who
haul their produce to this place would
save, in two years, the cost of turnpikes
from the Stato-line to Hopkinsville, and
Russellville,
We have been told that ten nEles arc
sometimes seen pulling @ wagon with but
one hogshedd of tobacco on it, over these
mud roads. We do hope that before an.
other winter comes, our Kentucky friends
will move in this matter, and extend our
turnpikes to the places named above.
During our brief visit, we called to see
our much esteemed friend, Prof j, w
Rust, President of the Bethel College,
The present session cf this school had
just commenced, and we were grati6ed to
learn that it was in so Aourishing a con,
dition. With Prof Rusts' indomitablc
energy and zeal, this Institution mus
and will succeed
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
llissmly@dl,

The firm Of R. S. MOORE & CO. was dis
solved on the LIST inst, by the withdrawal OF Sam
Johnson, which renders it necessary that its af-
fairs should be wound up speedily as possible
The notes and accounts wiz be found at the old
place of business. Every one knows whether he
is Indebted TO or not, and we therefore hope
they will not wait for TO call on them in person
or by agent. a word to the wise is sufficient, be
We therefore wise. Either Of the parters will use
the name of the firm in liquidation.
r. $. MOORE,
PETE JOHNSON,
SAM. JOHNSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Yours Truly,
SALLIE ST. CLAIR.

PROMPT PAYMENT. We learn that some
of our Grocery merchants lost over five
thousand dollars, by the burning of the
Josephine Savage, Insured in the Agen-
cy of the Tennessee Marine and Fire In
surance Company, and that the loss was
paid on the receipt of the bills, without
claiming any part of the sixty days elbow
ed by this policy. The bills were dupli-
Gated and the groceries in store in ten days.
No merchant should risk any thing to
the mercy of the elements when he can
procure such prompt protection.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Rer Criminal Court, Judge Turner pre-
siding, is now in session, The case of the
State, VS., Rutland, was taken up first A
Jury was not made until Tuesday at noon
The evidence, argument and charge were
concluded Thursday morning, The jury
brought in a verdict of guilty" and he
was sentenced to Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for nine years.
The case of the State against Henry "a
slave for shooting at DR.. Nolin of Stew.
art county, was taken up and is now in
progress of trial,
There are several felonies and gooG
many misdemeanors.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

nsa- 1t will be seen from the following
correspondence, that complimentary ben
eft is to be given to Miss st. Clair, to-
night. She will appear in very interos-
ting characters that will call out her best
talents, and VIC hope generous public
will extend to her the patronage she so
richly merits: r..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

w. ]. McCoRMAc. Practical Photographer
makes pictures in every style of the art, from the
smallest miniature up to life size Photographs
Instructions given in any or all of the branches
D'Rooms wet eide Public Square, GAINESVILLE
Oct. |, l95S-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Rag On Wednesday, few miles from
this place, G. W. MARI was shot in the alb
domen, by John o. Hunt. MARI is in
critical condition. Hunt has surrendered
himself, We will not undertake to state
the particulars, as the case may undergo
judicial investigation
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

WE tender our grateful acknow Judgements for
the past year Iavors, AND now beg leave TO say To
our patrons, that We have a good stock of gentle
men aud boys clothing on hand, which we are
anxious to close out before receiving Spring goods.
and will sell them TO punctual dealeTs the usual
time OF at a liberal discount for cash.
We hays our accounts Tor the past year all ready,
and having discharged our portion of the conIraeI
by selling on usual time, we expect our customers
10 come forverd at once and pay uP,us we are
dssiTeus to leave for the east early iT February.
McCuLLoCH a. PIrMAN-
Jan 1852 W.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Notice or Partnership.
Just r eccIYed! Just Received!

THE attention of purchasers, Is respectfully
invited to our new aud pretty assortment OF
HoUsE-FURNlSHlNG GOODS,
Consisting Of ella DeLaius, Union and Cotton
Damasks, Table aud Piano Covers, Cornice Cur
tain Bands and Pins, shades, Cords aud TASTES
Quilts sc. All Of which We have just received
by Express. direct from New York,
Our general assortment Of Winter Good, 10 afsC
very complete, ss yet, aud al who are fond o
buS ing cheap goods, would do well TO call on US
rs we are offering great bargains 10 Winter Good
new, In order "a red zee our stock as much ros
sibls, before going East for our sprinR 'u"nl,e-
ReSpsatiuiy, RICE" MOORE
jon. 81, Iej9-9 ".
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Valuable negro for Sale.
N Dick, by Guardian. F, A. Hanuum, E1

Ann Dick, by Guardian, F. A. Hannum, Elk
Parte.- OF. -a ~
In pursuance of an inierlocutory decree made
in this cause, at the October term, 1888, of the
Chancery court at lark svile, viii. selito, Tho
highest bidder at the court h. use in Clark, willie,
on Monday, the 7th day Of Eel usry. very ike
Nv Negro man, named Sam G, ubbs. lie will b.,
sold on credit, until the 18th Of kpril rext
Notes with good security r Guild
THOS. J. MU ORD, c. NJ.
Jan. I, ls59-4-w- pr. fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
pss- Mr.. Samuel Williams Is

sEy- Mr.. Samuel Williams is the agent
for Atna, Hartford, and the Home Insur-
ance Companies. The above old and
prompt Insurance Companies, We under
stand, have complied with the laws of this
State, and Mr.. Williams, the agent, can be
found, at all times, at his Office near the
Washington Hotel.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

p65- The second Session Of the Female
Academy commences on Tuesday next
Its great success is crowding it with pupils,
and its admirable social and educational
discipline, and the established reputation
Of the Principal and lady teachers, can
not fail to widen the circle Of its fame and
TO retain all the favor IL wins.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

For New 0RLEANs-The splendid and
fast running steamer, T. G. Twitchell, will
leave our wharf this evening at o'clock
for the above named port. Any of our
citizens wishing to take a pleasant trip,
cannot take passage on better or more
accommodating boat.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Ba- 1t will be seen from DR.. Tylers
card, in to-days paper, that he has located
in this city for the purpose of practiceing
his profession. DR.. Tyleris well educa-
ted Physician, and having had practice
of several years, no doubt will give salts
fiction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Say We understand that another one
of those pleasant Soirecs, at the Female
Academy, comes off this evening These
musical entertainments have heretofore
been largely attended, and we may expect
large crowd, and some most excellent
music tonight.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

aeA- The Office of Attorney General of
this Judicial District having become va,
cant by the resignation of Gen. Quarles,
an election will soon be ordered by the
Governor to re-. fill it. We noticed in the
Je6ersonidn, of Wednesday, call on our
townsman, II. w. johnson, also one fol
W. Il, Lowe, of Dover, to become candi
dates for the office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
REMOVAL.
VIM. w. Valiant & Co.

Have removed next door TO G. A. Lyon & Co.
where they would be hanpy to meet their OLD
lot Of Winter Dry Goods, which, being anK0uS TO
close out, we we will Dispose OF without regard to
cost. We are daily expecting large LOT Of spring
Domeslics, Servants Coos and shoes, 10 which
We respec fully Invite The attention Of tbs public.
WIN ". VALIANT & co.
Jan 81, 80 I'm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28

Go to FALL & TURNLEY's aud see their
patent" Walking Canes aud their nice stock of
Pocket CUTLERY and Hardware generally.
Nov ), 1858.