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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-31

Mendip Annals, Narrative OF the Chqrable LsLors
of Hannah and Martha More, in their Meg hborhood
being the Journal OF Martha 5Iore. Edited with add
tiOnal matter by Arthur Roberts, NJ. A Rector Of WOOD
rising Norfolk New York: Robert Carter & Brothers
1859. For sale by William Ballantyne, Washington,
DC.
Years since, the editor of this volume, i'm
his Biography of Hannah More and Her Sis
tiers, gave to the public ,he substance of the
journal here mentioned. The effect of those
efforts among the poor subjects of their charity
we're not confined to the direct results on the
hills of Mendip. Connected with them was
also the circulation as well as writing of the
long known Cheap Repository Tracts of which
it is said above two millions were sold in one
year, most remarkable issue for that time.
fected by those simple messengers of truth.
Had this been the main Benefit so secured, it
would have been worth ali the money, time, and
labor, bestowed. But many were taught and
brought out of state of ignorance and impiety
to faith in Christ. AS these labors began in
l7S9, of course they may properly be regarded
as among the earliest Saboath-school attempts
and it speaks loudly for the piety and benevo-
lence of Hannah More and. her sister, that thew
set on foot, and SO long prosecuted, such hum.
bic and earnest endeavors to do good to those
who were ready to perish To not few of the
readers Of the book, we doubt not, its facts will
be new. They encourage similar exertions at
all times, and especially now, in season of
deeper religious interest throughout the whole
country.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-31

Eddy Ellerslie, or Ole Friends With New Faces The
Mine, Darkness and Light. BY A. L. &c, Author
ess OF Z" The Claremont Tales,n &c, and I" Kat and
Needle,n &c New York Robert Carter & Broihe rs
1859. For sale by William BalIantyne Washington,
DC.
Bob Of these works are to be found under
one cover. Our readers would hardly suspect,
we believe, that these Old Friends with New
Faces are nothing more or less than the we'll
remembered stories Of childhood, "Bluebeard
and his Seven Wives" together with The
Fisherman and the Genie" "Abdala and the
Two Roses, " The Speaking Bird and Yellow
Water" &C., of the Arabian Nights, twined
into allegories, with expressive names, like
Procrastination," and his wives from the town
of Good Resolutions, &c. The transformation
is very well managed, and instructive, while the
elements of the original story are in the main re-
tanned.
The second part of the volume is an admira-
BILE story, and portions of it are full of pathos,
while deep religious JUNCTION pervades its spirit.
Some of the incidents are beautifully brought
in, and the progress of the story is borne for
ward with a strange power of interest, till, at
the close, the reader rejoices in the happiness
of the youthful hearts for whom his sympathies
have become continually more and more en-
listed.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-31

appears. Though severely scrutinized and
vigilantly watched, his integrity as a citizen
and his purity as a statesman remains un-
changed.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-31

THE Use MADE OF HARPER's FERRY ARSE
NAL.-The following item of news shows that
in the hopelessly Republican States, such as
Massachusetts,, the public works are to be par
alyzed, on the plea of the necessity of reducing
expenditures:
Reduction Of Wages.-At the U. s. armory
in Springfield, Massachusetts, thirty-six work
men have been discharged, and the wages of
$50 remaining at work are reduced five, ten,
and IN a few instances twenty per cent.--the
consequence of the failure of the appropriation
BILL"
We understand that the Harper's Ferry
works, which are situated in Mr.. Faulkner's
district in Virginia, are to be kept in full blast,
at least until after election. The workmen
will all be required to vote the Democratic I"
ticket on pain of immediate removal from
otfice We confess to some partially for Mr..
Faulkner, on account of his radical Anti-Sla-
very speech, made in the Virginia Legislature
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-31

Warfare and Work or, Lifes Progress BY the author
Of Passing Clouds" &c. New York Robert Carter
Brothers. 1889 For sale by William Bslaniy ne
Washington, d. c.
There is high religious aim in this volume
it inculcates the power and influence even
among those in humble life. The story is of
little boy stolen from his mother, mourned for
as dead, kindly watched over by Providence
cast among the poor inmates Of wretched dwell
ings, brought acquainted with boy, manly
spirit, at school, and teaching him the love of
Christ, thus indirectly, too, influencing several
other boys in the same school, and, after some
eight years of earnest duty in the humble lot
into which he is cast, restored to his mother
and a circle of loving friends. Connected with
it, too, is sweet little episode, as we may say,
of blind girl and different characters, both
in light and shade, are presented. Generally
it is written correctly; but We have noticed
what we de not recollect ever to have met in
an English author, the use of the word ex-
pect," for suspect" or imagine" which has
been considered as a marked Americanism,
and obviously an impropriety- We are sorry,
ALSO to see the otherwise fair page so frequently
marred with blurred or broken letters, indica-
ting that old type or poor presswprk has been
employed. But even, with these drawbacks,
the volume is one of sterling merit, intoxicating
lessons worthy Of imitation.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
n res A
WEEKLY REvTEw or TER cogxcm ALvFEs
MARKETS..

In consequence qf the warm weather
and The bad state Of tbs reads, but liz
Ito business Nas aoss in thsfors part Oi
fine week j; bat for the last three days
business has hsen mQFd lmisksnd our
streets have been throagsd With wagons
from ths country, ara i,foGerable good
business was done in Cosn, with hmi-
| tea business ia PORK, vith ths prizes IN.
changed from our formar quotations.
FEoua reaaaias sem u ear former qus-
tationss sspkaans So Lpuie Ains, 80
fine, 81; super6ne, country brand, 81 +;
fns $3,2s, with full sapplg in market.
WHEAY remains frIa at eur former
| qBotnsioas, ana but 'itttle coming in.
| Oars have advanced, wo now quote t
prime article at Acc per busaeI.
! Coax has underwent a slight decline,
We quote a superior quality 81 u I-2
and ordinary At 20e cash, per bashel, in
the ear.
PoTAToRs haYaiu Consequence Of the
mild weather during the week, been
brought IN in large Quantities, and as q
consequence they have mad 70 safer e
heavy decline in price, We now quote
them at $50 per bushsl, with 8 heavy
supply in market.
wRTsEzv frtn 1t 4oo pos gallon, With
! heavy supPi7ia aarkes. ..#
CoTFEE and Sugar refaajns ARA At our
former quotations.
/ GRoeEarZs generally are held al our
former quotations.
! SALT $3.50 paE sack for a good article.
BerTER as per former quotation, Use
per pound.
| Eaes 25c per dozen.
! PoRK las suffered a light decline
/ We quote Hog 5a.oh.r 4 at 81 for 300,
$3.50 fer $50, and 81. per hundred
for hogs weighing oyer gle Pa~Eds,
| BEEF CArTEE ars bseagnt in ia SUN
eient MANNERS to frrnisa he market for
retailing, and on foos iran 81 to $3.50
per haalsed aeas.
HAr " ell cured. Pr. - gas, $4,51
and Timothy ard u47 ,av: T. lTrass SO
. Pss ten.
! CHICKENS az P,sugy in m skeE and
bring LON $3.50 80 &4,25 per dosen,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

@Don's say Sc, even if you think it,"
said a young married lady lalely, while
we were talking togsthaE Of The duties
of wives, and ! persisted in saying,
tsYyiwas shoald b batter than their i1Gss
bands. That 81 the end of ten years, II
the husband, could not earnestly look
In his wifs's paEisat chesgfal face, and
say
Is AS the choicest blessing Of my life,
bless God that be gave goa IL ma, for,
through your influence am o hatseE
mnn.8 Thea she had not BEEN all wife
should be.
Young wigel sho had never thought Of
this before, and 50 she painful truth Of
another duty forced itself upon her mind
| ghs tiiuohsd and writhed ike an inpa-
sssas soy we Tasss a.ssvtssts q tsaors. 81 q
traesod from The tough thickness Of hit
hard hssl. Bly heart Was panied Tor tbs
young wife, set bounded with joy whar
| shs raised Der bowed head FROM hel
hands, and, checking ths taars back
said rssoIatsly
81 mass be more pstiept and gentle
if Charlie can gyes ~ that ct ms
must be better wife than / egeS hay'
4 BEEN
1IfI have littla tron6ies and Yexa
la;ons through the DAY, when he come
lhoma 81 niahs | won't tell him aboE
them. lis / used to, and viii To pleas
/ With al h. deas for Has, aaa zhov graz
lEtuda for every iitsle klniness be be
aseSs ON ms
ssDtar uhSFli ii 4 love Of husband
be those no asnong VII others to wal
lhy bis side shrpagh life. / ought !
. | make his life-pash al bright aad fIaaa
tiEnI, and not plant Eaprn tassella.~
Hog glad shAlI be IL ii the sad Of lan
Years og trial shoald heag aim ~
ssYou have INSIDE ms better saagss y
! and God halping rae I viii bear
/ gel 90
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

We are still taking Wood for suhsorip-
tons to the BusEe-~hen We can't get
the money. AS VIC ara Of the opinion
that we shAll saoa commence the publ
cation of "a. K. Bobta,I's Grea. Prise
Story" entitled "ZairanocaGTcrtgirE, p
Subscriptions and wo2d shoaid eoR-
menoc Immediately, so as 20 get the
Story complete. Nine hundred and sew
smsy- nine extra copies will be issued ex-
preasly to fiji all ordeTa from country
booksellers.
Come along with the Wood, il you
want to get this brilliant copyrighted
story. 1t will sppsaE in no other paper
but the Bugls.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

- 4 am as aaalina kbasn aar
dsasas = ! - esaaa j -
Eagal eiaisans has asyes I'D ! 80 d
~ elhsz DEBT, owns - aess
xaad Dor wrihe, il hainas has l0sA feRs
aagsEa from his lsft haa. hAa taa saag-
dran sd aan't lsavs h0sae m sF siaey
VII abasa taslF nosAss
- re wika 0g ssaan ID 0lsle
siopsa vim ssaasanga ssaE @
earring sRay saaasg paeaAs - -
oazaa tissa Of him, aaa zsAasnsd = -
husband. BE rsossvsd - waEA sas
kinsiasss, bat Tho morning asAa 60
turn saa swag WITH hia COOS. who shxs
shs apoona . bird lifa
- Ii Ii stated shas I1an Rasss - a.
mssican hkaoriss, - aald ona biz IN
seraaa Ia gass aasabliahmsa1 Known IS
Z Dan RIGGS Gfeas shnw, y u whias II
owasd swp.thirsls. Il aaea Ia5
- received sas 90 d sssls I'll 49,
81 land q Texas, i
aarss, o. uhleh ss ii sssa u
pOoK families.
- ID 80 OhseAgo Noas- = asIs
aaeias Ars Rspesvsa 1 aI.y from twenty
railfoaa spaiase 7airsg. tsvs haadrsS
naails sha press aassy az made mp enc
y das. Over ere million lsaters and
six million papers were haudled tho last
quarter.
- The Illinois Jgusnal asks IL we
ssesn thsaw ar igAt on kissing a'' We
'lase 20 desire IL de 81 tAe slaing u
doas jaas a. we'll Id the dark.
e. Kirwin says thai pious Scotch
man used 70 pray, @oh lard, keep nae
right; for thou knowsss if / go wrong,
il il vegy hard aO eaEa mas, :
- Hssaan, me ssBsnscia Boy, = has
Published challenge sto kghs any man
in Europe or America Tor any reasana.
BILE sum up % led shousand dollsrs.''-
~ During a trial in CINCINNATI 3
woshaa isassiaod 70 witnessing q aloss
embrace by guilty pair--shs said shs
sfoouldn's sse day light between than Pc
C. a western editor, having publish-
cd long leader On tthogss" rival pm
per in the same v.lsaga upbraids him fer
obtruding his fssaiiy matters upon the
public,
Ratetaif aa Is the asa dish in
the Paris Eestaass Us, since the China
treaty. \ INA mi<,= VI bamboo sticks,
and electric eel sts are also fsvorably
mentioned.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

The Old Year was attended 70 the back
door, and the New Year welcomed in al
the front door Of time, by she usual cor.
monies had upon such occasions, at Con
cert Hall. The sssemblags was large,
gay and appeared to be Happy. The
music disooursed By Messrs. FIELD, hUn'
and CAREY, was superb, and was duly
appreciated By those who with tha iight
fantastic toe, kept time 10 its notes, Il
is said, the sappsF was good, and thai
JOSEs displayed bis usual sasge in get.
ting Il up. Upon the whole, the parsg
vas a pleasant and brilliant affair, AID
was managed By our friend GEoRog
PAaxs, to he lptire satisfaction Of all
in attendance
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
MOI YsAT's
VEGETABLE aIk. Medicines.


A mild ret e1fa.lual Iledieiaa, easuposAa
of he beat materials kHo7vG to medical sea-
sncs, fer lac clsaaing eg TIC aiimsntafy
canal and relies lag the RpEings and aEe-
naea OF Life Of aII marbia ohskxuetfons and
impurities, aust be public BLESSING ana .
domestic AMI Individual protection and
safeguard, Ia pFOportion Is It beeomes
known. Szch 4 medicine the families of
the United statsa have long had IN Mos
FATEs I.FrK pgE4s AND PEaEAIx BITTR as,
aad the good tbsT have done is ineatiruahia
| They have vson th<iF high fsHa and henlly
established ehaTRtar hY tbejE virtues alone
wi.hout the usual arts If Tictoristy or In
prudent experiment on the faith Of The cred
1 uEnDa.
| Ia all general arrangements oR The digts-
tive and alimeatary functions, as we'll as
/ in a vast variety Il acuts aud chToaic DIS.
eases, their effects aea prompt a4sd eam-
! pleEe aEtp excite sRk5ftEAMEnt-
1 In rhsam8iRm, settlel pain IN he or
/ gans aad limbs, cUstivecess, ntleg5 aYsg
complaints, iaaBaies, neFyCus ana btlia4aa
/ stacks headaehss, fever azld 8gaas eg4ET.
gHva diseases. had aspect nc the sogaPitx.
ion, indigestion and aaaaleAcy ehal IS, az.
j fpctloas te The bladder and kidaess, GEpp-
! 81. asthaaaa ara hEp sGa&stsy FKaaumaflg
colds aaa sore threats, sad Indeed 10 al
Ensst sEery coWcsivaels kind Of iit-hsaltt
4 they SrE iarRiaaiIs e. AID viii sfpTd eartaiT
II and tuess gsnAgaiig gse~EaaasHf fslisf, Ilae1
rpurslro neither c0Tiiaef1eht nor change q
, diet--they neither PROSTATE the strength
NOR give Pain--and i more delightful ans
teEectaai nsai eiHs saaAas ~ prscslssa eth
er fos individuals OF families.
The proprietor haa received for naHl
! yeaEa and Is continually geeeiyiag Sha pes
i fsfveAt and gralsfal ksstim 2niafs of thes
value Prepared aRa sold py Dr.. WI q
M0FFAT, 235 Bfoadwsy, and also Ell %
ageuts,
r. GEEsAMAH q CO., Agents,
Council Binas, Iowa.
Aar,,ss n. lisa. 5e 0m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

CKAla d AhDKE, hare purchased the
IS Cheap Cash Corner" Of JAHEs Has
smALL, Jr. and srs E9w prepared to sci!
goods 10 the "world and the rsst OF man"
kind," cheaper than Was ever betoEs Of
fersd in this market. They are clever
|fellowa, and gentlemen, and We hops
they may succeed beyond all sxPeota'
tion. See naw advs next week.
The Doe will please accept our thank
for q bottle Of sparkling Champagne
The ceremonies On such oec lstons, weT'
/ daily observed,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
Cattle, Horse, Mule anG wagon
Market

01EE plenty, L4t tsv sales at this
time. First rate wei! broken six year
old Oxen bring from $50 to $500 Per
Joke.
HoRscs ranging in prices fsom $50 to
@I20 each. =
MUIsS goed epss, bring readily $500
Two HoRsE WAGoE, Chicago make,
$50, with bows aud side boards COM
plets, Council Bluffs made wagons
eomplste, from $50 to 500 each
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

Thsrs will be General Parade Of The
Council Bluffs Guards, on January Tth
inst, aud Military Ball in the evening
ii Concert Hall, the proceeds Of which
are 10 be aaaaAsd 10 &ha PoSE Of shia
CITY. We hope there may be 3 large and
general attendance Of all those who da-
sire to bsasat the poor.
Long may the gallant Couneil Bluff
Gnards wAyA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
war with Turkey.

IA. REssAE4, Esq., has the united
thanks ~ she Bugls oGiee fraternity,
from Editor TO Devil, fus iine large
Kaa Tuzkey, for our New Years Dinner.
We wers laboring under The oplnion fcf
q long time, that We were TO BE- sighted
that We wssn'g going 70 gsa inso 2
war with Turksy, but I'll oar feFnsE
speculation vanished On Nsw Years.
I'VE, when Robsrs aetaaliy presented q
with Tagkey, and told - o 'seas and
b msrry,'' which instruction We obey
Cd, a. nearly - practicable
Long may orr friend RssaFtA lire y
enioy many bright NsE Tsar,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

eT The PROTEST fer q paid FIRE de-
partnsnt IN Baltimore is taking shape,
An ordinance fxiRg tAe rates " salaries
has been drafted, and 10 undsE consider,
alton in the City Council. Il Is pFopOs.
ed to pay the Chief Engineer 81 300 pei
year, his assistant $500, foreman $500
and tbs man 5000, Total estimated
coat "a. 400.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05


- laE - Asssls ssss ! lassaaf
ssaaka 8 Aaaaas - h#ssaA
$500 ~ Es :. ~. So d - i 49, 3
] 81 u j 90 So. ssss ~ -. "a
@TuA = 8 y Z - - - ze~SsH y sS'ss'
i gass....n - 49, 81. IL &
4 q . s.s u 8 I'd s.s &c
sssss 4 ss.ssss - SCI -. sss 6
- ~. II '.'.s - ~
= $500 81 = go u
IN - "s's - s.
sss. . go. - q
& - = - - - s. 800 8
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

- The total Valae Of steamers hHoas
on the Mississippi and its tributaries, is
more than So, 000, 600, and numbers -
many &s fifteen huAdred-uors than
twice the steamboat tom aEo Of England
and equal to thai Of ali she other parts
Of the world.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
&C aass. bring EaadLly 81
Prize Fawsating an England.

Exercises 10 toe ''raa-Iy art Of self
defence" a1a By ~ means confined to
lhe United States, nor 30 the vicinity Of
New York city, but ara +g1ll more fire.
auent in England than taey ara On this
side of the water. IS al Offset to the
late brutal exhibition Of proves be-
tween Morrisay and Keenan, Bells Lsfe
Ia LoHdon, British sporting journal,
gives the following:
* GAsoy Wnsox ASD 7, 8lLEKR.---
/ These Birmingham lads met on che same
day, at catch weight, S23 side. Not
withsEanding the Weather, there was q
pretty good muster Cd witness tsaa match.
| Az eleven O'Clock, the men showed at
scratch, aud in the second round, Miller
planted heavy luft-haBdgd on the
mouth OF Wilson, knocking 9at one Of
| bis worries, and drawing FIRST blood /;
| Wilson, returning 1t heavily ca sac right
eve Of Miller, Ia the third roand, M J.
isE gained the knock. down blow by 8
Eraltleg 30 the aida OF the hsad, Tha
betting, therefore, HAS Ia asB favor at D
! to 4, " ltson, howeYcg, set 10 work il
real earnest, and from dis repeassd Wis
itatiaas 10 8illsF's trontispies0y he al
ttursd his good looks very mEtarially.~-
He managed Hsarly 70 close both eyes
and 20 alter the psepaasdlsgtAyfty Of hi.
left ear. Miller rsesiVed has punish
nent without aiu,bing. Hle night hand
| was disabled carly Ii the Rstt, yes with
] his lefs be managed 10 saars veil on la
ribs Of Wilson, AfteE fShting Tor swe
hours, Wilson Degln to sh0w s1gas Q
weakness. aud zepesstaAlig felEt ae graun6
was ia fsaxfai stats Of Il lFpesinesa = n
Imnd, and the rssalt lntsaf4e aoabsfai
/. E1fifgr, although nearly tssI1lgis ssrugginl
on gansly, and Wiison gat V saker aai
, weaker, until, at tils eBi nf two hour
. and lerty Eve mihatse, and u rounds
Wilson was saizea win salgeylng al
end bis friends Withdrew hsa, after On
of shs gamsst lights 0n xee9Fll,a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

nj @AAM @sA&@ A&@M &M& 8&@&@ @@@&A@
TMa@w@m 4m@@Ma.
Last weaka uaaa nanssa 0osSkR re-
aiding near ~. calhoun, Esbsas, had
four vaIuahls horsss stolen from his sta-
bic. Haimmesaseiy started In pursuit.
bus failed d ss property, Mr..
3. sassaas tas parties, whose
aauasa nv Haxvsy nssdsn aud dAek pai-
| ly, residents Of Harrison oouhsy. When
he wsnk 10 their residence, he found
shan at home, perfectly uneoneernsae-~
Thinking all zas righg ia that direction
be diEssssd bis search elsewhere Ia
che msamsiEns, hews#sF, tha Rogaes bad
the horses as@ssed Ia tAs woods, and
On the nexs day afssr Mr.. G, visited their
premises, they started eastward, aad
stopping 10 warn, aome strangeEs rec
ognixed the horses, drew pistoEs"Nn tue
thieves, and secured them. They pass
I'd throagh tAis city On Thursday last,
for PoE4 CALHOUN, where we hope they
may Be mast aamnarily dealt With. Ii
Is reported that these men bear The req
atation Of pretty hard eases, and 1t Is
ramored that they stole ; considerable
amoHa4 sg goods from Florence, cat Of
3 warehouse Al that plaes the night At
tsr they had stole the horses. 1t was
currently reported that they would be
severely dealt wish, By an order from
Judge LiReh's C5arl.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

In so.day's paper We aegote large
space, 70 the news from the Cherry
Greek Gold Mines, FROG. El&t we pub
lish. IL win be sgsn, that Gil previous
| acooanks ara failE aaahrmed, and pa
she minsFs are making from $500 tc
a1n 90 per day.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05

IL, AWBREwa.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
es OF rrz &
m!Gs NURT D. co, 4 ,

COUNCIL ELuFF8g '''''s' ~ 'F''F' 70 n A
MONEYS received on deposit, payabis
Ill on demand or at specified date, with or
without interest, as per agreement with
de9osisoTa. ~..g-.s= as So a
WeasF@w airn&t sH New York, Bsston,
Thnadsipiaia, Detroit aAd Chicago, and
havs also perfected an arrangement BY
which we issue drafts and letters OF credit
ca the principal bankers In one hundTsd
and fifty seven cities Of Europa $50
Collections made IL Western Iowa aAd
Eastern Nsbraska, free OF charge, and re-
United at current rates Of exchange.
We receive orders 20 buy and Bail on
commission real esAa.e Ia Iowa and Ne
bFAsk2.
lsyest EaaDsy feE capitalists, and buy aHE
ssTT Lard Warrants az eurrens rasss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-05
G. J. Fox . , Z: :.
s--.s...E .gysS~ +
d - a7r ~seaa
BEAhA&@ aS . e g rEaE fzag5e} IL
Foreign IL Domestic Hardware d Me-
ohanics FOOLS, Iron, Steel, Nails, ...
and Agricultural Implements.

HAVE ssasoa, h Largest
be on reasonable CASH.
Of Ewuahsa
Hgp
Stone Hammers aud sg aud
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