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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

Ma. and Mrs. Stark are playing at Ma.
guire's Opera House, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

TnE sheriffs printing in San Francisco has
boen awarded to the Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24
9er, Aduertisrments.

EDITOR DENooRAT-Plesse announce D. r. GEORGE
a candidate for Alderman Of the Third ward
CITIZENS or THIRD WARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24
5 $ TIA H L
CRY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Hotel Du Nord, High Street,

FURNISHES Families Hotel Keepers, Farmers, in
Il short everybody, whether they need IL or NOT,
with the very best Of help and supplies ai persons
them or not. IL is determined to do land oihce
business. Call at any time and You VIII ma srAhL
at home attending to business
FOR SALE-0n very reasonable TERMS Luz
. of Block l3, Range A. Enquire at ON,
STAHI,S City Intelligence ohice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

A seamen's Dashaway Association has been
organized 10 San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

RAGs' BAGsW-lOO,OOO Grain Bags cneap ,or
- caeh' 3. g. WILLIAMS,
SF'my Corner High and Second sts
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-24

CHAs E. HUTTON, Secretary. nov24-SH
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
To THE PUBLIC.

TT This celebrated Gin-preondiDg to nothing
but W hat 1t is, viz pure and unaducrated arti-
tlcle and assuming no artificial merits Of what il is
net, some of its rival I'M, ators d0-atttr i've
Years Of public approx al and very extensive ra,s
in California, has been prcncurccC by the publ; to
he superior, not only u he"clage Of genera. use
70 any other article competing against Il, brt =
Unrivalled in It's Medical Efhciancy
23-t cases Of complaints. To pcrsons travelling
u -ess days ofrapid transit from East to West,
'2Tth r. rc"th, who ere constantly chlneins their
Eater as Moli heir climate who are drinking il
deed. 12zen kinac q water in cvcr1 twenty -four
hours, ai4a each arau-At containing scme property
acting II chcmlcsi an:agonlsm to The preceding orc
ttrre5y causing AZ unnatural degree of excitement
to the sionacl--it Is positively and absolutely
essary to -ss l. ccuE;e.aetng agent. From the fscs
that the
london Club House Gin"
is prepared expressly to NEE; such cxgencies, and
to act know it will act as an antidote we con-
dentiy prescribe it as the very best article in the
country. The name Of Aromatic Scheidam'
Schua!ps has never been attached in any *ay to-
this article. In first presenting the
London Club House Gin"
to the public, my aim vas to give them pure and
unadulteratcd article of Gin, and to call it hv it's
ri, ht name The success attending its introduction
and c,rc1rsivc s;-le in California is sufficient quar-
antee of tue high appreciation Of the article by con
suners.
Various parties have from time to time nut an
and shipped to California an article which they call
CLUB HOUSE GIN My Gin, which has gained
such Il reputation in California, is branded on the
cases.
"Old London Club House Gin, W. H. y"
The bottles also have white abe. with fac smils
ofmy signature. 1 caution all parties to b.wer. Of
iIni tatioAs
WM II. DAILY
So. IMPORTERS
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
HYDROPATHY.

The success and advantages of Hydropathy over the
old system Of poisonous drug medication ell known
In the of Water DIR Smith does MT rely upon old
water alone. but upon water Of all temperatures.
cording to the strength Of tc patient and the of
the disease connection with al other hygicnic CON
ditions, such as Air, Elcctr iv Diet Res. Fxcrcisc
etc. Neither does he believe water vii ash all
diseases" as some AopatEs ignorant Or rnalicon.
enough to charge upon Hydropathists en-
tiers more largely into the constituents o. the body than
all other clements C0mbined--ihe born infant De.
composed of about NINETY per of water. die sGa.-
of about EIdIi rY per Cent, and water forms asa
NINETY parts of one hundred Of tAe blood, the 1l5
which supplies every part with it, vaityeons"q
ly the haman system has affinity with water sad
yields more readily to lis influence than any aud az
other ele enonts known 10 The m1erz mslca Those who
have seen its power and gveh 1t fair trial 81
BACK tn drug Where~er there is disease, there IS gem
orally Inflammation, and VIVA. Will absorb heat read
y and surely waterI You who sick, ask Your
selves there he any affinity betseeu yovF systems
and poisonous drugs A few years since there not
sdvdrate ofHydropathy, there hundreds OF
thousands in the United States and Europe testify in
tsbehalt. TsY IT and you will bless the day.
Sacramento, March le-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Notice to c entractOrs !

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be
received by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada
county, at the August ensuing, for the build
ing of substantial partition walls between the cells
in the Jail of said county, said walls be construc
ted as to prevent cffecually the inmates from dig
ding through from cell to another, to be built
of granite and securely do weled
JOHN GRIER, Pres't of the Board.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, olerk.
ms By J. S. Lambert, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Full ton Foundry and Iron Works.
,HINCKLEY & co

First street, between Market and Mission streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
NJ anufacturcrs ST Quartz Mills, Saw mills, Steam
L cines, Pumps, etc. All kinds of Iron Castings
furnished at short notice. Every style of Finishing
to Iron when cast.
Repairing of Machinery neatly done Pattern
ma king in all its various forms. Prices reasona-
bio. may2s
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
TIE NEVADA FOUNDRY

TO THE PUBLIC Il haye had SO many calls for the
preparation known as "Opiate Basan,ique," which
have been using in practice for time for the
cure of Gonorrhoea, elect etc. that am strongly in
duccd to give more general publicity oit And in
ommcnding this medicine to the public, IS confidently
do and to an who have made useof 'Thorn's Extract,
unhesitatingy pronounce it to be more efhcacion
pleasant and convenient than that any other o.
giving the remedies used.
1t is prepared only at the Drug Establishment Of T.
WATTS, No 81 First st Marysvile, and sold by
f. F.. SPENCE
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines
No. 30 Main street, Nevada
Oct 90, ls5s-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

The prizes Of FASHIONABLE GOODS
The will be distributed holders
four hundred and inclusive To
obtain valuable the tickets piceo
The holder will be
chance in the distribution
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Water Cure ahfi Motorpathic Estab-
bISHMENT.
EIECTRO-CHEMfCAL BATHS!
DR.. Barlow J. Smit h.

Graduate Of the New YorA Hygio Therapeutic College
Has opencda first class cure aid motorpathir
establishment in the large and pleasant house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Tildru ON
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Garden seed! Garden seeds

ERESH GARDEN. .sEEDs-Alfalfa, Oruameu
tai Clover and Grass Seeaz.
zsf- Retail Dealer- auri i..ld at city prices.
March HIT q. W. WsLca, Ma.ns,ree.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
NEW YORK, August |. .les;

h, I.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This ccrtifics that Di
iar0W J. smith is graduate of the New York II scio
Therapeutic College, which college a. rcEu'ar char
ter from the Lega ure fthe State and is authorized
TO grant Diplomas comforting Its students nil ard the
same privileges ana immunics in relation 70 he prac
tice of the healing art that are oonered ~ .he Dplo
mas of any Allopathic other Medical College IN this
country.
Or Smith has also devoted much attention Fh-e DO
gy especially in its connections with lny sulogy and "a
thology, portion OF ne time under the instructions
Fowler Wells OF this city and has abored successful
as a teacher and lecturer these snbi cca.
Il. T. TRAIL N. p.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
ER. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacrsmento street, below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship Companys Office San Francisco
ESTABLISHED IN 1854 FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIP4TE AND CHRONIC
DISEASES AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUiCkERF.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
THIS WONDEREUL OLE

Is perfectly harm sss--no burning bllsering sensa
tons Is with other Lotions and Lniments-It is pleas
an, 20 take t-IT CoKQUEEs FIRE soothing and heal
ing aevere burn or scdld in 3 minutes. l.
This oil operates the principles ofELECTRIcITY -
thousands miraculous have been performed by
1t allover thelsnd p Use everything else, then give
This Oil one trial. and You will be convinced.
BEWARE OF FCOUNTERfEITs-EveryBo Bottle has Prof
Haskes Electric Oil'' blown the side and edges Of
glass and envelope has his portrait and signature
TO counterfeit IS Lch is Forgery.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Principol y. Y. Hygcio Therapeutic College

COMPLIMENTARY EEsoLCrIo%s. ~ the close of a
course of ten lectures or :ruoogy aCd lh1 siooEy
DIR. Barlow J. Smith, at .le Hvceio Medical College
Y. the following resolutions unanimously adopted
by the medical class, with o request for their publca
ton in the chronological ard Water Cure Journals
Whereas We have listened with PLEASURE sud profit 10
course of lectures by fellow student DR. i J Snith
on Phrenoiogy and Ply sioioEy and deem the
cnce of Phreuologv connected with Physiology of the
utmest importance. therefore
Resolved That in DIR. S.ith recognize teacher Of
whom tins College may well lc proud nd that he ca
ra5e of reccting honor upon the sciences he ably
demonstrates.
Resoired, That his discoveries in Physiology claim
our highest attention ma regard reformers and
dents of nature.
Resolved That we highly appreciate DR. Smiths ap.
piication of Phrepoogy TO the study and diagnosis Of dis
and that students OF medicine have dcriv-
principles diagnosis which are inestiuable vaue
being enabled to determine, om an exain ,ton Of the
hea TO what particular disce person is proposed
Resolved That as the principles OF PhrtIlology by
which DIR. Smith determines tho healthy or diseased
condition of the body are original. not having been
claimed or set forth by any other individual lie
great credit for their discovery
Resolved, That as DIR, Smith intends to leave in
sttuton for permanent residence in California
with avew to the dissemination of these truths the
principles Of Hygiene taught at this College hoar
tily recommend him to the friends OF nhcreve-
he may locate. Signed A T. HAMILTON ii >.
B. W. CBILDs NJ D. L. II. PHILLIPS, NJ. D. Con- tie.
Dr. Smith will attend patients all parts Of the city
so far he can consistently with the interest Of hoe
the institution
Persons be accommodated with Baths and trea
ment at the institution without board if desired.
THOMAS HILL will attend to the business depar
meDt of the institution.
The families OF DIR. Smith and Mr.. Hill will reside in
the institution, and no pains expense will be spared
to make pleasant and notwithstanding home for in
valids A limited number of persons desiring Physio
logical diet can be accommodated.
Terms.
Consult atoms, verbal or by letter .-... Free
For Board and Treatment, per week.-.- $50 TO $50
accordng TO the attention required
Examinations, with verbal advice for home treatmt 90
written - 10 90
Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Seventh St. between & j Sacramento

Seventh st. between / & j Sacramento
The establishment the first on the Pacific coast III
combines all the advantages of Hvg;enic medication
and will equal any in the Atlantic States or Enrope
By the treatment of I smith, all curable diseases acute
or chronic, can be cared His theory of disease is moi
that "f the old school, hence his practice TO destroy
the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the lancet
cuppng eeching. biserng, burning, purgiig and yom
iting, destructvct real health Those suffer
ing from weak and nained Eyes, Bronchial and Caiaar
hal Affections, Diseases Of the Hccrt Lungs Liver Kid.
neys, Dyspepsia CONSTIPATION, Apopexy, Fits Parsv.
sis Rheumatism Neuralgia. Fevers of all types Fever
and Aguc utrid Sore Throat, Group. Scroflous Dis
eases, Piles Prolapsus inflammation ofthe Bowels Giro
me and Acute Darrhora should try the advantages Of
this institution before taking poisonous drugs and thus
essening their chances of perm recovery Can.
GERS cured by an entirely new process
Bone Setting-Dr Smith has knowledge OF the
Art of Bone Setting. successfully practsed by Dr. Be-
non Sweet of Connecticut and the only in Cali
oruia familiar with his peculiar system. Water is bv
ar the most eectual curative agent i'll all of bro
ken bones dislocatcus, sprains, bruises, &c.&c.
Female Department-The arrangements of the
institution are particularly adapted To the successful
treatment Of uterine diseases and displaccmens curva
nres ofihe spine. &c. DIR. Smith will give especial at
cntion this class diseases which according 10 the
decision OF the State Medical Beard are alarming Nv prev
alrnt In California Women anticipating confinement
Will accommodated with pleasant and separate APART
ments, the best medical and surgical attention and
nurses in the state and every convenience caicuis-
ted to render parturtou easy and natural
expense than the ordinary charges of ply yssians
GymnaSium-The institution Will have 4 Gymr.
sum. with various appliances adapted TO all degrees %
physical strength where lad either connected with the
institution take ciou and healthy exercise
Electro chemical and Vapor B&ths-The
Electro, hcmca Baths conceded to be so valab!e
when udicIousy applied in eracatng the effects Of the
POISON OAK and other poisons both mineral and vegc
table, and in the treatment of Rheiinac, Ne uralgic
Paralytc and CutAncos diseases, Will be administered
20 patients without extra charge.
insanity and other N entail Derange en- ents
DR. smith having been teacher of Phrcnoi gy, the &C
knowiedeed science Of mind and being familiar with
the different temperaments which constitute thr basis
mental and phys cal vig he the better enabled d
agnose and tret the diseases of the Inndinsany all
its FORMS &c &c.
Those having friends afflicted with insanity should
call on DR. Smith who will satisfy them of his thorough
knowledge of the humau mind i'll healthy and dsess-
I'd condition.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
1T is THE ONLY REAL
Fl ir Invig ora tor -.

1t willmake the'Hair grow when everything else
als cleanse tn IL lad white and free from
Dandrufi n ten minutes and make II
shin, glossy Jet.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
References.


Z G.. Waite Nevada, w J Tley Sac. Civ
Homeopathy or Movement cure.-Of Motor
prathy only necessary say here that Peter Henry
Ling the originator Of this system Swcde and that
his system has been pracsed in Sweden in instit-
and that has received the highest concentrations from
several governments commissions Of inquiry and ply
sicans of the highest standing.
Bayaid Taylor who treated i'm the institution
Stockholm thus speaks oft: "LiIigs system only
aims at reducing to science the muscular dev 4pment
of the body but by means of 10th active and pas
movements, at reaching the seat of the disease and
stimulating the various organs of the body in csithv
action In the former of these Ling has certainly
cccded there is other system of muscular train
that will bear comparison with his. During the time
my attendance could not hep but notice the effect of
Tediscpne upon the patients especially the children
qeh weak and llstiess gradually strengthened them
selves the pale and saOw too color v ely expires
sion the crippled and paraytic recovered the
their hmhs-in short, all wiki the few exception of few
hypocondriacs, exhibited very marked Improvement,
There was no voluntary exercise everybody being
exercised upon The result OF my observations and
pcrlence was that Ling system of physical educ aon
is undoubtedly the best in the world, and that
edia agent in all OF ata weakness defor
nifty. well as for those diseas which arise from
ranged circulation its Yaue can scarcely be overest
mated
There several institutions in the United States
tahished this system, of hich will mention that
of Charles F. Taylor. New York city. the c-e-
brated institution of Dr.. Hamilton. of Rochester y Y
Exclusively for wonien) and that of DIR. Haistcd 81.
Round Hill, Northampton, Mass
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

sand'S SasPard1la,
FOR SALE BY
E.F. SPEFCE, Main Street.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10

ian s If
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Remarkable Instar ce of Medical Relief!

Below we publish the Certificates of two the su
erers from the paags of disease who having
heir former health, and mpcled by gratitude; max
known their and remedial agent, and their at
mens are anthenticat ated by Notary Public. The do
inands of society nperiousy demand their publ cit
and commend their perusa the attention Of all af
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Platte RiYeR FeFrY

The Newspapers in the interest Of ST.
Joseph and other places below here, have
been making a great blow about the em-
Iigrans having to ford the Platte river at
Fl. Ksarnsy and tofsrry the Loupe Fork
before arriving there, and have offer ed
this a. q reason why persons should tray
FL from sixty to two hundred miles out
Of their way to avoid these crossings.
Nov il is a fact that the Platte river
IS seldom If ever too high for fording at
Fl. Ksarny and Loupe Fork has two good
ferries crossing it at all hours of the Day;
yet in order 10 avoid all she objections
that can be urged against tbs North
Platte Route, II. F. SHISS, q man of
great energy, strict honesty and Of an
accommodating disposition, has estab-
lished ferry across the Platte river BE-
log the mouth of Loape Fork.
The establishment of this ferry being
at the extreme north bend of tbs Platte,
and only about one hundred miles IF om
this city, will enable the emigran1 to
meet the emigration passing through ST.
Joseph and towns below st that point
and he will save thereby over one hun.
dFsd Gad afsy miles travel Ii viii also
put an end TO the continual howl which
| is KEEP! up By those interested in townl
below about the trouble Of fording tbs
| Platte river.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
ANARfMk ark.

We have just received from the Pub
Usher, the Post Office Guide, for busi
ness men and Post Masters, containing q
complete list Of Post Osicss IN the Uni
tod States and Territories arranged BY
States and Counties; also list of Dis.
tributIng Post 0E6sss, rSses Of Foreign
aud domestic letter Postage, rates Of
printed matter, transient and reg
ular, carefully arranged in tabular
form, an abstract Of the Laws and Regu-
lAtion OF the Post Once DspAr tmsnt,
6G., compiled BY Z. pESzosE JOzEs, lst'
assistant P. NJ. at Cincinnati. 1t il
certainly q Eery useful Ettls work, ant
should b in the hAads of every bust,
ness nan in the United States. Price
Is esnts. For sale By Booksellers gen
orally.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Mnnafer EgRs.

We received q few days since from oar
| old fgiaAd GBS. PETzR 4. Starry a mon-
ster egg with the following insoripsi on
upon AZ:
"The production Of 3 young PulIet--
3 IL Ga. Gsn. PErER A. sARpT 10 Col,
BABBrrT Of the Bug!e. Mills county
ahead Of Pottawattamie county. ST..
AAsys, April 19tn, 1852"
Surely this is a monster egg but our
old hen, &hrough the double exeisemens
produced by the boast Of Mills County,
ana the favorable notice Of her contain
ed in the last 0Sae!s, set about seeing
whas she could do and to her infinite sat-
isfaesiou succeeded on the 2lst inst, in
laying an egg Of the following drmeu-
sions to Wit 61-2 inch es in ciEeumfsF-
snca round the middle, l-2 in eireum-
ference rsurd end-wise, and Weighing
oUsr 3 liz oz thus oat-weighing The egg
sent US by Gen. serpy. Il shoald b
borne in mind, that cur hen is an old and
Experienced hen, and no doubt had some
sdvandtage ever the Gen.'s Palist; yet Vi
shall contend that Mills County 10 mol
ahead Of pottawattamie. Perhaps when
the Gems Pallet gets fully At hersals
she may beat our old hen, until she does
80, we shall claim the prize for Potts-
wattaBIs county. Lea Us hear from you
again old friend, when year Puilet make
another demonstration for the prize.
P. 8. Since writing che above our
friend FrNLar A. BURkE Of James town
ship in this county, has placed upon oa1
table an egg whieh out weighs the on
laid By our old hen three brahms, ana
thus showing shas cur hen is not the Onll
enc in Pottawattamie, that can beat tht
egg laid By the Gems PulIst.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Rlersmax Is. MarnnaH.

Oar fellow citizen, s. II. CRAIo, has
been appointed Deputy United States
Marshal for Ehs Western District oi
Iowa. This 10 an appointment eft to b
made.'' For energy and perseverance,
Mr.. OE41a has few, if any equals. Hi
appointment By Hon. SAMUEL SUMMERs
the sxcsiiens United States Marshal Of
Iswas d IN sxhibision Of wisdom on 30
part Of the Marshal in the appointment
Of his Deputies and may be regardss
As ooupIimsnt TO Capt. CaAIe, ans
Western Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

&nFEAzAEAIJF9 cX EAAe8 ana E2GoG4&s
W Baker, shsrif, z GsoFgs Parks; L g.
Original Town-Sf0, 30 sd
VS. Foster to Caroline s Ksiperi 10
and IL, B %, PsrFy's LIST Addition. L I,
B, LIS, B DgL as, B r, L u, B ], L
10, B O, perry'a 2ad Addition. g q Of
" q Sec %, ToWa IS, Rage $500,
Casady and TEST to May and Well; 2
feet of " side L 1885, Original Town
$500.
May and We'll 10 Caasdy and Test 2 feet
of side L 1874 Original Town-~S2l0.
Milton Rogers to John 7 Baldwinj L 2
IL, B4, stutsman's lss AddtAion-s2oo.
Henry c Fredsricksou to Tootle and
Jackson; Of Sec 8, Town II,
Range $3.50.
w Baker. Sheriff, to Tootle and Jackson;
nwq OF swq See 7, Town rs, Range u,
$50.
Jacob Preston to Doniaick HsagnsY;
q b Of IA Sec I, Town II, Range 43, the
east 10 acreS Of n 1 Of 8 we Of Is q See /,
Town II, Range 44-ST50.
Samuel BsyIiss TO James BorsR,
Of q Sec Is Town 20, Range a.
Sl40.
nc Mutt to Sumner Stowe Ely;
9 OF ~ q Sec 8, Town u, Range So
Haley D Johnson to James D Test; 8
h of eq Of seq Sec 80, Town Is, Range
NV FoIlstt to Henry Cook; n Of n
" q Sec q, Town IS Range -, alao 5
acres in square in " corner Sec 81, in
same Town and Range-S260.
III Sherman Co Judge to Joseph g Oar
nell; y Of Sec Is, Town 70, Range
80, seq ofswq Sec 25, Town rs, Range
40-Sl0O.
Enos Lowe to Sarah c Ferguson; L 3
IL, B %, l. %, B %, Ferry Addition -
$3.50.
| John W Brown to Marshall Tarley; L I6,
B 3, Jacksons AddittoR-S3o0.
Samuel Haas TO G Z Jones; W Of q W
and wsufswq ogs "a Sec q. b
| Of See ass otsW q Sec FL, Town
rs, Range 42-SI,@oo.
Noah Harris to Robert NJ Cavern; W b
offs q Ofseq Sec 2, Town n, Range ~
$500,
| Elyis Jones 10 George II N Cavern and
| hobeiL m NaFeIhB g q Oh z sec H.
Town II, Range 44-Sl20s
WV WiIlingham to EIvIs Jones; e Q
lof q See 10, Town II, Range a.
$40.
| Lewis Huff to Joseph G Darnsu; L s, B
u l. 4, B34, Las, B ~, Town Of lola
$50,
| W A Robinson to Frank Strsst; Go feel
OF n end l. q, 0rigiaai Town 5000 e..
JOAN Ii Williams 10 W A Robinson; I I
IL, B Il, Town Of lolia--$50. .
Samuel Haas 10 C + gepsss l. Q, B Sc, L
IL 8, BIA, Bsytiss and Pallaer,s Addition
$500. Is 5.fF@
james and Frances N HenshaIi;te Lewts
steifnai L !, B l. YOorhis Addition
$500, .-
Samuel 8 Bayiiss to Hannah Dolans l. 5,
Bis Baylisa 2nd gAddiEioR~-~si90. -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27
Paper Warehouse.

We take pleasure interfering the sradt
of Western Iowa and Esbraska, 10 @
II. L L. LAELEs, general dealers in all
kinds Of Paper, No, 40, South " atsH
Street, Chicago, Ill. They have the lar.
geat and most complete stock Of Paper,
embracing every variety and style manu-
featured, 70 DO found West of New YORK,
They are honorable and respectable deal
ers, and all orders semi them, will bs
6lled promptly and fairly at the very
lowest price. Their stock Of fine paper
and Cardboard, is unusually large
and complete, and will be sold very log
for the cash. Don't fail to call On them
while in Chicago, and examine their
stock, and prices.