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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-11-23

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Collecting Agent He pEopoasa 10 giys
his entire attention % this basinesss and
his long residence. and sxt@nsage acquAln-
lance "a the Wsst, viii, he trusts, eEAbas
him To give entire satisfaction TO alp VINO
may employ him. -z1 asE2 gs..=.' e.
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds,
NAV be forwarded to the aRdsrsiF ned D.
mall, or otAsrwisss feg Prsssataka aas Llq-
aidatioa OF Collection. PKoEntt aaentioh
will be given, and the asalls Immediately
tsmittsd WhsA IL may hsrene aeeessafy
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al ssryices vii be scared. and me legal
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The undersigned wiils also Pay Taxes In
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and win also Sell Purchase Or Invest Moa-
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sasskgh Nebraska, and pFoeapfI III remiEted
To any part Of tha Unitsd States, as ths ssE-
reas rates Of exchange. -
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Grgesr, car Be had at as Reasonable prices
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I9wsafth, with sseauy ard prcinFt at
seneiol % q fsgsti Aase lmsasaAS haaipesss
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have lfssluesmsats with tsae public ~ select
IA9 sheir aadekwf ssr--Ys@ xafaF thsm Fer
Test Of qaAiIty and our claims 70 thess Es@ks
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-30
Ages Of our Public Men.

President Buchanan will be IS years old
on the 18th Of November next; Vice Presi.
dent Breckenridge will be SO years of age on
the 18th of January next; Lewis Cass is
nearly n years old; Stephen A. Douglas was
46 years of age on the 23d of April last;
Simon Cameron is in his Goth year; Jeffer-
son Davis is 81 years old; Caleb Cushing is
in his Goth year; Howell Cobb will be a
years old on the 7th of September next; Will
liam H. Seward is in his 6Sth year; Franklin
Pierce is 81 years old; Robert Field Stock
ton is nearly 80 years Of age; John Charles
Fremont was 40 years old on tho 7th of jan
uary last; John Bell is 81 years old; John j.
Crittenden will be 73 years old in Septem-
ber next; Alexander H. Stephens was Al
years old in February last; James L. Orr was
81 years old on tho 10Th of May last; Jesse
D. Bright is in his 47th year; Augustus G..
Dodge is about Al years old; James Shields is
40 years old; Isaac Toucey is 6l years old;
Henry A. Wise is in his SD year; Robert M.
T. Hunter is nearly so years of age; Robert
Toombs was 40 years old ON the I'd of July
last; Edward Everett was 81 years old in
April last; John NJ. Read is over go years of
age; Daniel s, Dickinson will be SO years old
on the 1lth of September next; Horatio sey-
mour is about so years Of age; John F.. Wool
is about IS years of age; John sldell is in
his Goth year; Nathaniel P. Banks was 43
years old last January.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-30
The Pulpit and the Masses.

The New York Christia" Intelhgmcor asks If
the pulpit this day reaches the masses Of the
people, and foars it does not. Wequote:
Upon luxurious couches, surrounded by
gliding and carvery, on q pleasant Sunday,
when not too hot or cold, too wet or dry, q
gaily dressed multitude listen sleepily, first to
soft music behind, and then to the musical
voice before them, and when the hour and q
half is spent tho rustling silk moves out to the
sound of the organ, and the pulpit remains q
cold unmeaning piece Of mummey. Outside,
tho multitudcrush by, unheeding and unheeded.
There is no pulpit for thom. Vice and misery,
in ton thousand forms, are rioting, and sitting,
and destroying; cruelty and oppression are
rampant amid our churches, and the groans
Of the victims mingle with tho church bells.
Does the pulpit reach tho massesP That Is
something for us to answer as Christians. Borif
It does not, the masses will reach and overturn
the puIpit.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-30
Terrible Explosion of GunpOwder.

At Ballincolig, Ireland, on Saturday, August
6, number of powder mills exploded while
workmen were removing casks of powder into
canal boat. Five men were blown to
pieces. Three of the bodies, when dis
covered, are described as black masses of flesh
and bone, only distinguishable by fragments of
dress which hung by them. OF the bodies of
the other two not a limb remained, but their
relations might be seen wandering over the
adjacent fields, picking up, black fragments of
flesh and bone, which no doubt formed part
of their living bodies not two hours before.
As to the Westinghouse or refning-room, at
which the catastrophe occurred, not as much
as stone remains, even from the foundation;
for the very ground on which it stood has been
blown up and rooted away as if mine had
exploded beneath.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-30

SINGULAR DEATH FROM SkINNING RATTLE
sNAKB..-Some weeks since, Mr.. Stalter, Of
Sloatsburgh, Rockland County, N. Y, killed a
largo rattlesnake, which he carefully skinned.
Sometime afterward, he accidentally cut his
thum with the knife he had used for this pur-
pose, when his arm and hand began to swell.
The family sent for physician, who, not being
informed of the facts Of the case, prescribed for
the swelling and left. Mr.. Stalter daily be-
came worse, when the physician was again
sent for, but found the unfortunate man beyond
all medical aid. Before he died, his body was
covered with livid spots, resembling those on
the snake he had killed.
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Tmportant from Jonon-DIaicuItv he.
tween the American ConsuI-CsneroI /
and the Council of StateWRe fi,sal "f
the Goyerment tn Send Comm issjoners
to Washinpton.
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imror... ene ,uSs ,e.eer rom Japan, eontalhing
r. .;, in'or%atioh LOT tne American reader'
nra..s,O An 20 ssea e.st ia consequence OF mis-
Iaue." sauns WIN Vonsui-uenerai harIis, tue
"osesnnehs % W now refuses 70 sena oom
foas;on 20 " ~. "asn.ngtcn 10 eAcnange inc ral'
Tha I.,.o. y. 40 nsats WIN 'ne ohi.eo oM'es. y
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"N'A'n'''' "nu i'S iaceS noe 70 DC aiSpu'ea'
Translated for tho New York Times from the Rot
terdam Courant.]
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Labels Not the Subject of Copyright.

The Commissioner of Patents, in q circular
just issued, calls attention to the difference be-.
tween engravings and labels as matter of copy
right. Applications for copyright Of labels are
frequently made; the applicant thus endeavor-
ing to secure for fee of fifty cents monopoly
for twenty-eight years of a de,ign,a patent for
which would cost fifteen dollars, and give ex-
elusive righ: for but seven years. The COM
missioner therefore decides that In the case of
an engraved or printed design, whom issued as
an object of art, having value in itself, and
intended for sale as such, it properly comes
within the provisions of the copyright law;
but when, however artistically executed, it is
not produced for sale as a work Of art, but is
designed to be affixed in the manner of label
to manufactured article, it then plainly falls
under the act relating to patents for designs,
and consequently cannotbe protected by copy
right.
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KILLED ny THE CARs.-A few days since,
says the Columbus Fact, horrible case Of
mutlation occurred near Xenia, on the line
of tho Columbus and Xenia Railroad. All
that is known OF it is, that in the morning q
mass of discovered human remains were
found upon the track, the legs, head, arms
and body being thrown in various directions,
seeming as though all evening train had
commenced the work, which was completed
by later night trains. The body was SO mu-
tilated that Identification would have been
impossible.
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Blondin Crosses the Niagara River with
C0ok-stove, and Cooks an Omelet.

Blondin, on Wednesday crossed the Niagara
River on. his rope, personating slave, with
manaclos, and subsequently with cook stove,
with which, over the middle Of the river, he
cooked an omelet, which he lowered to the
steamer Maid ofhe Ast. The Buffalo Express,
after stating that he FIRST crossed in manaoles,
. collar about his neck, chain pendant to his
arms, and two others from his wrists to his an
kles, then states that he next performed most
of the fsats previously exhibited standing
upon his head, hanging beneath the rope,
swinging his body under 1t, backward, sus.
tanned by the arms with the elbows bent, DC.
The Express next describes the stove feat, as
follows:
After q stay Of fifteen or twenty minutes upon
the Canadian shore, he started back with q
cook-stovo swung upon his back, the culinary
appurtenances thereto consisting of saucepans,
ladle, sundry dishes and pair of bellows, Sc
curely fastened upon the stove. The stove was
goodly sized, properly fashioned cooking
stove, made of Russia sheet-iron, and boasting
Of smoke-pipe about two feet in hight. Ar
rived at the center Of the rope, Blondin secured
his pole and proceeded with nonohslance to
make preparations for "camping." Unsling-
ing his stove he placed 1t upon the rope before
him, sat down, and with some pitchy, combus-
tlble material built o fire, exciting it with the
bellows, and soon raising smoke, which
proved the genuineness Of the preparations for
cooking. When proper degree Of heat had
been attained he produced his eggs, broke them
into his dish, and threw the shells into the
river. The omelet was prepared with all the
skill Of chef de c.isine, and when it was COM
plete he lowered il to the deck of the Maid of
The Mist, where, we doubt not, it was divided
into the smallest possible shares, and eagerly
treasured by the passengers. Gathering up his
"hotel," Blondin readjusted it upon his back,
and quickly landed himself and 1t upon the
American shore, amid the loud cheers Of the
throng.
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IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY Of
interest to dentists ia communicated by Doctor
Slayton, to the Dental Neps Letter. He takes
set Of teeth of silver, copper or brass, and
after first carefully removing all grease, rubs
one side with mercury until It has assumed the
mirror appearance, and then with pair Of
tweszers lays on the gold or other foil cut in
small strips; he then carefully presses It into
the teeth, rubbing it we'll in, and treats another
side the same way, and so on. He can lay as
many thicknesses Of foil as may be desirable,
only taking care that one 10 firmly fixed before
the other is begun. BY placing the whole in
small oven, and applying spirit lamp, the
mercury is driven of, and Furnishing with q
blood.stone or steel burnisher, at first not lean
ing very hard, o rich gold plating Is obtained,
which will not even melt off, and can only be
removed by fle. buI 'tshr