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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21
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Con tanning statement of the origin develop
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By Samuel NJ. Smucker, LII. d. Published by
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Dismissed from the Army Second Lieut.
Charles j. Lynde. of the 5th regiment of in
iantry was recently tried by court martial in
Utah, for insulting and striking Lieut.. Whar-
ton, and for disobedience of orders. He was
found guilty and sentenced to be dismissed
from the army. The President has approved
the sentence
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21

The Iron Interest of the United &G'
From recent estimates it is ascertained
there are nearly ]. 200 iron works in L
uited States, that these produce annua5
bout $50, 600 tons of iron, the value OF y
in an ordinary year, is fifty millions o.
lars. Of this amount the portion exp
for labor alone is $40. 600. 900. ~
mount Of rolled iroh in the United Sn1
about 100000 tons per annum. VI
about 100000 tons is made east, an' 1
900 west of the Alleg gheny mountains
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21

GHThe following letter and address were
handed to us last week after we had made up
the Northern Mails. We therefore republish
them this week.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21
To the Voters of Cambria Couutv

Having understood from various SOU rces. that
1t is desirable that should define my position in
reference to the policy of repeating what is ia
miliarly termed the Three Mill Tax, - and being
willing, as well as anxious, that my views on
this, as well as on all other questions of State
policy, Should be fully understood by the electors
of the County, 1 will state, that in the event of
my election member of the next House of
Representatives, will not only vote against the
proposed repeal of the .'Three Mill Tax" but
viii steadily oppose the passage of any law con-
templating that purpose.
Respectfully, &c.
DANIEL LITZINGER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21

E Huntley has just received a H'
of Stoves. Give him call.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21

Late and Important from Buenos 4
BY advises from Buenos Ayers to the
of July We learn that the first hostile
had been exchanged between the aptbc
of the Argentine Confederation and the
GERS of the State of Buenos Ayers.
Buenos Ayrean war vessels, running
the city for C"rrieDtes, were fired or =
Oh Rosario, but sustained little damas
After passing one of the vessels seized an
gentine war schooner and took from her
of war material. The American steamer
cunclon, having Hon. Mr.. Yancey. [
Minister, Captain Steadman, U. S: n,
sone American ladies on board, was
fired on, when stearing direct for Ros
from Buenos Ayres. la reply to MIR. ]
cy's demand for explanation, be was
that the Ascuncion was mistaken for
nos Ayres steamar. although Colonel s.
Cruz. who gave the order to fire, should
known her. Gen'l Urquiza arrived at J
ana on the 26tn of June, with twelve h
dred troops, but he was IN bad health
sarlo city was being put in a state of dei4
Trade was exceedingly dull in Buenos Az
and rates ofproduce entirely speculative,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21

,Suicide Of Hon. John Scott.-We
panied to learn that Hon. John Scott, f
erly Representative from this county i
Legislature. committed suicide by hsa
himself on Monday morning Mr. Scot
elected to the Legislature in 1882, and /:
ed ore term and was afterwards ehosel
special election in January. 1858, to fL
vacancy in the same body caused bT
death of j. B. Backhouse. He was
amiable and worthy mar, clear headei
we'll informed, and made an excellent 4
Der He was also very useful citizen
was very highly esteemed wherever be
known Throughout the county. Last
some time after his return from the Lid
ture, he showed slight tendency to ip1
ty, or rather monomania, which cont
until his death His monomania. hOEs
was of harmless kind. and no steps
taken to restrain him. 1t was doubt
mt OF despondency. induced by his N
state of mind, that led him to the act q /
destruction.-PiHs6urgh Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Each Saturday in JUNE.
City Of Savannah, Georgia.

To b. drawn IN PunI,t uoder The sworn super
tu'eHieaec %! tSo Ccuiais.toarfs, Appoih,si fo
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NrEN

TUSCARORA LOnGE. N. - a.. Ma,
l. ~ L"ise n. 100 Har- uuu,t o.. o., p,r
p''r "i er'e bf-utg Le fOura @. Jaytystt'c,..
300 snf address
TIE 1uarr'is4 sd hsvirg h.'r arrfirfrf > com
WI i"f ih- pa o. % cor,i.Ut.H. n 10
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~ DO t1Viai'uf { be- pf---a, a. r..t.,u... IN
llv .-r~LD-f.t-s o. t'~ yIcast
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ID s.r-sr, u Ma,htagt o. C..-
A. CsfAN.pFPs
l~Hstl q, HINsAS.
HENRY CRIN
" u WILKINS
" VI Nll.sN
HENET CpUCuNAS
,. ~ NEAI.
Maui-sNsfr lu-- ~ - -T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Trustees Sale.

Rf 'irtn, n Dsets oi last given hv T-s.rs,
ID bI.'ow DsF.J Pa an s.t- 81. 10 1.
-, Thomas staDrs POD ~. fOfr- 1I f.f,fr,.F
Ifu-tres ~hic1 sstf p-.cs IN. e! record ia ft.
t'rIE' one OF J-f-f-u c'utff. O.. s..ur. s,..
is'n dehs 'hrf,ia ,Pes Lrc ~ Pa. q ,.a.. s.
NessS"
{" Slf4,l'y. JAy gal 1852.
cell o. Pnthr As..l.u. a. .F- H.sH..t f...-. b..
tore ne Wsgs iIHHs~ Htfp-f, FAM. al The
IN ercs' OF , aid p.T.i.si -
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
" wm Riow DECD --ib- satt p,f,t-. icing no..
'istrs "iihe SAD Wm y luE. deed T,,.- .,.
i'r' "a ne SOU no ih- .>heuaurUsu x .v-r. an 81,
10 1'ety lar state 81 ru.ftvausu
Term msi- .1.gn oa me dsy 81 s.l- Sst.-.
tS1S place a. g.'ti..s "
A NJ KITZNiLLER
fNLtu 4 EslA = rrrs....
THO>. " DILLpW
An hTtAILL.s .uasu.u.g Tr.,..
Jnae 10 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Anil 9. I'D

TIVE ast-tsisBrl ssvirr 80. isY ..olyst
Psuttt,hip ~il, cd-r . ~ Jubiic 500,
VI -hi-y, 'hr ii'h " ip'il, tteiT sbiire rp'F
OF Dhl GOODS a. CCst tor Ca.a 90 30 rule.
tsAi Customers 90 s,hIu cfefT. A. hose Mo
tc','e Dc game ~ 40 CONE aud come c. ~ o.,
NC sfc C., ,In.in,- io J.ys- .ut
JpHN J LOCK
J,ES u. L'E
I'm ~ i.rl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Attention Farmers.

HARVEST ., a. h.ni sud to,, ~antirF rcot
Ill LtquOfs al O~rii 90 e.ll anG sIsmtGr IN,
sCs
luuor'ed BRANpv s pr - lon:
Par R," HHI>LY ! - cr1fs r-r Ell %.
snd LiypOrs VI q. sta.. gH,s' an rhs.r
g W. CHAMBERS
Near D"Pnt Hstp,t.. Ferry.
tur-I 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Public Sale
OF a
~ Z g II o . o Z.

'I'tiE 'uhsrfttef 49, f,r o. Pu'|i- Sc i-
l. front Di ne CoVu Hou.t co. C..f.....at ii.
.Ho7'isy, -O.f Day 81 J-si,, 1855.
very vsiIsble an Iiz~v
NEG RIO BOY.
s'7n' : % yesfs.id U~ts tsfr- O., t..,..
@'i f~msf,+b.v sclyr aBd sprtsfr. U.v+..-
so i'f Term oi yeafs oufy s.fsafif- r...
49, 'g~ - ~ ~ wt.i rot d. 60 ID. t-f.sr ID.
o. 10 sac vlfrIni..
I'sSs Il 'fstIf Oh E urrth. ~I.f- gt...
SO r5f, bs'sf Fiyirr .....f a,d .--,.-.+ .......
TAOS q SIsWAnsEk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Handsome Drrs. Goods.

w + hsV JUS 80 utteG ton S-w -. With
w ~ ham .omtsi s.sur'n.sut GICiI nRI SS
b'oDS ~e have has 10 ,tar our 81. oinrrs Do,
F'>'n, ~ Wh.cE Ne Ie'le,uFe.y ioyUe fAeif a.
v.rt2 KEtRSLry surrrFR co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
MAGNIFICENr scnENr
APPROXIMATION pa ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

LA ~ VI Il IL Il LIZ 1. II \.
The numbers from TO 50 OOo corresponding
wi those numbers "a the uvset yfiu ~ "a ,.ta
fsie shps 81 - pr, atr cu,ucicJ wash small t,u
Iuits aud place. "a Que Nhe-i.
The hr,t ~ PttI.s similarly pti.tet and en-.
cucl'i a5e placed "a anoiL,l vince
The vae''s atv tntu tcs,lyct a.. I number il
cfawn ifun The vince 81 NImbeI, Aul 4tta- ,am-
umc Ptlg- l. drawn irJtu tl- o 1er wheel The
uumt-f aGu pft2- uGa va Cut atr 's.u COP. NED a. /,
tththiitd tu NE audience. an r-.t-.c .sl D., The
C.DHlis,Iusrfs 81 Put~ h,,r, PLACID agsi,.t
the NuHDcr ttAsn. tbs up.Ia.tvu i.t,Y,..,.
unit The prs ave t.aVu uur.
ArPRoItN.rtuN Psiz.s The two preceding
aud lGv fS'>U crr'tbs lmb-r. % those ttas,rg
The hfs PriKrs 100 be rnt't. fhr ii- Appr, 1.
i'm .iioI Prik-, Fo- sIar.pl, ID II .-t NJ
1880 trss- The SO 600 rti4- these Ticker,
NUMBERED Ii2i-, li2i9 tt2Jt, Ii2S3 N,ll,ach ID,
.nti.i~d ~ 500. u 'ick,tSo $50 frsv>ih.sI
OuO Prz-. those ucsrls Luu.te."t 81 5ig sd.
So al each he ,huti-i 20 80. aud 50 On se.
COfdinr io the above scheme.
Crrunca'es ct Package S,ll be soli at tie FOL.
loving rates. which !, the ri.s
Ceuh-a,ss ol PAcs'g. OF 10 whole Tickets s-a
Han 3,
IOQr,r~rs IL
10 ghAs o
IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIri.
Gates, e'ci"se ,he mo"rY o. cor a1tT ior he
tickets ordered, IN T~cs iptu 90 Ap.-b they tllt.
i,rVaf'rc hv mail. Pufetas-rs can have ticscts
cntirg ig ans t-Irr td-y msy .-.tsUsIa.
Ihr .t>t a. tiaSn Numbers sar q. viii he
SEQ; 20 ia s+4sti- l-7r a'-iY - - Ir. crau i.r
lp-Patcha~rfs a4I g',sc wu', fh.lr s..- a.
,p'e' F,Aia aud give their f.'i ,:u-c, tOv4i, all
is-Rrr-mbsr that sve.y gs.zs !, drawn ana
pa1shi~ ~ tut' Without S-Surltou
"a Gfix OF 8 90 arf ur 'rg Pas. ilar5-.
oi~'-iy air The 'faNins-o te' p.z-. a, &c usu
.. tim- O. - GAYS
C"m.Roa,rs''or. S-rie'.y eorG'.r.ial.
AilTJS- one. l.r Tfr--.- .r ,'-i.tU g. - -
L.A 8
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Wanted to Hire

'oN ne b acc oi '.- t-s aN Gro wO.
M "ue thsf cau 60 r-r.rsf ft...r.f..-.
80 "s'hing II niav c.nr.e s. A#~.
- ''1e ~" - f''-n i.f s..t .l,.
Agpy fo
'I-- ~ t-fq z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23

In ordering Ticssis CT Ccuifca'es enclose IN.
money To gu. atcirs, tor he T,csets ordered IN
receipt OF which hey all he forwarded ~ frst
mai
Pureha'ers eau have tickets ending in any hgur,
thew msy trsi-usie.
Th- List" Dawn Numter. and Prizes will T..
sent O" purchasers Immediately after the ,ifsuirr
IpFurchasrt' vii please write their signature.
plain and give their Posi- Office County and Sal.
To- R~mcub"r itst every Pfizs - drawn and
plyahi- in 10 Wittout deduction
ES-Al prizes At : 600 and under. rsid imm..
fiari' alter b. ffAsirg other pfizes the u,us'
-Llr.. IL inn q -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-23
Notice for Millers

Notice for Ilillers
7 HAVE jest purit,h-c new MHsfs Ledger.
i isf Keeping Mtu Accounts upon new sBd
simple plan, lied and headed 80 hat auy person
eau undetsiand - beside there II an ac'oun.
opened aud closed, shoEiug hoW The sccOuut j.
seq sisu the NEsyS cart, fur calculating he eI-
chang 90 q .ur tor vbeaJa, ave 4Gd i've SGa ali
brsh~.s per ta'rri l,uf
For sale by Tiprirc & Crum. w--hs,'sr. or
ne undrtsigGel =, Bfd r;,v7, Fr,tcfiek county,
Va JAS T. KOBERTS
Etuce,own J1r~ = isTp =
CERTIFICATES
The = 20 c~c.tv, tJit nas.' ~rr nin-l The
mugs L'drrT putii,htd 3. a.. |. Ro.rrs and
l.1srr'riu..y feDonm~r tito vi lers tor The
simplicity sgt c1ng-4irn-e il Encouragement i.f
Ae~ri0r nl.l accounts. Given unJrt mr. hand
'n -''' csy 81 Ma, 1859. HENRY CECN
HAVING hat some - years experience IA 4, ~.
iu- N',i-f, Baoss. i.f uy.eri aat oihefs 60 not
hrr'iAir 'n say that Jas. l. EoD.fi,' s,siem Tor
mat pHfP"s-. ssur-r''r Go anTtb.t I have seen.
' BARNES Practical Accountant
NirrN--'.r Va Jau- = i-,p
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Iordan's White Sulphur
- - X ~ q =.

if'iriek County, Va, opa 2Oh Jua,.
kANiNG Balm re- ws,tirgton. or Cumber.
- 'aHd ~ the cary noguilg uaia Tor Hatr~f..
f'ry heuc- Nv Winchester ram a. sirpteu.oa'.
y 30 " q loon his tcpot u nj e. in coach
- % Toe Srluss bv > O'Clock. 4. Nj same CAV
y ae.,n1'n a. ii-tTct,-FcffY. as t-tstaiorr. =
ON A'cheuita az StauDt. g., "a the tn,fsigc
va ncsirf, sftiyr al The Sgnn., IN The att.r.
ton 90 'anr DAY Gtuunts excessive ana beau
mary 'h,4rt. Fine mu.ic ant experienced srf.
wants. Hai and colo suIfhar taib. Tlsw,,s,
l.f 's.e 20 tsITcis 80 hcitIrs Cucrisf, ,bi,i,..
a. 'hr >uflre', ~ Df Il NJ Jordan. (atb,,ot-
Ne -Vi Wet BAii'utrc sr.si. Bait. Ma.
Jursg - -3r
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tkcA SATURDAY fIsf
APPROXIMATION rRIzrs

A Circulrr showing the Ian Of the Lo,
tcrics viii be seut to auy Que drsifou, ORC
ceiyiug IT,
C-'ih.sj,. of PACKAGE vii p, s,ltatt.- I.,,.,,
inF rates which 9. lbr itsE.
Lerlncs'e Of Psc@age 81 10 whole 1'ieset, $50
10 Han 40
0O1Rr'rr 50
10 Eigh,Ls 10
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PICTORIAL.
l. T T. IL Il IL y Il 4 Il l. Il s,
JOHN SHANNON GALLAuER, ACT.

HAVING made arrangement | can iurni.h ID
III Nv York L.cs,-;
New YORK Mercury;
HStptr'> W r.slv;
Fisnk l..>'ie', Illustrated;
b.. 'ou's Pictorial, Home Journal;
wavrIiy Mag ur,. Nick Nan:
lsrktr NonoL,, New York
picsVuue SC Sc.
trCau - FEE PRESS OFFICE III
MAJ vi ISgp
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Sparta Academy Lottery

{ LiNS No $50, D,ar, WciNcsaav. Jan,
90, 1889, on n, No Paa
- NUNBGts -'2 DRAWN BALLOTS
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! Grand Prize of $50 OO0.

Puze Of Si9.70 Pni-, II SsOao
Pnf-s Of 10 900 20 Pms 81 200
. PfZ Of -tUJ l3U Prxs, ,f .-n
90" &c Sc,
27Nii Pfi1-s amounting 20 s5l3 100
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-23

Sal Babbit was 80 fat. she'd roll one way
Jest as easy as she would t'other and If any
thing little easier. Well. there was
corn husking, and went along with Sal
Ssebbins; there was all the gals and boys
set,in' reeund, and got set down 80 near
S.ehbins she hlushed the blood rushed
right up into her hair; she was the bes, red
critter ever did see. thought it was all
up with me and sure enough it was. all up
for when asked her if she would 30 hum
with me she said:
mo; You need'n, trouble yourself noth-
ing tall about it.' ..-s ---.s..e..
swell, if you're mind to get spunkey, I
hum. Sal Babbt shall go hum with you?"
"well," say she, "l don't mind II you
dew ~..
in our town, by the name Of Post-bliud in
one eye and def in one ear-jist to spite me-
uothen' else so thought il che was mind
to take feller that couldn't see or hear any
tew well, I'd better let her slide: so went
away from hum, and was gone about three
-four-hve years? Ycs, jist about I've
years, 'caasel know when got back she
had four little Posts. l went TO see how she
got along. She asked ME to come and act
down, SO tuck cheer and s9uatted; then
shetuck another cheer and squatted; and We
both squatted there together. Her young
ones was all runuin' reound on the floor;
she pin,ed to them, and said, in sort Of
Dragging way
"You see them, don't you? -
r " Yes" says |, squintin up one eye, see
they're all gist like their daddy blind in one
eye"
She was bilin' dumplins at the time, and
rs she saw me shu, UP one eye. she out with
a hot dumplin', and let me have it in tother
which made me shut it up darn'd sight
quicker than ever did before. And han't
been in love since that time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-23
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPM.

The London Iisses, received by the Ara
bia. says:
That the long pending question rs to tho
probability Of telegraphio communication
being established between Europe aud
America seems in fair way of being set
tied. The British transatlantic Company
propose. within this year If possible, 10 lay
their cable from the Lands End in Cornwall
to Blanc Sahlou, an island in the Straits Of
Belle Isle, at one of the entrances of tho
Gulf of St. Lawrence, and II little TO tho
north of New Foundland. A short wire to
be laid by Il separate company, takes the ca
bic in from Blanc Sablon to the island of
Anticosti, where it meets lines already open,
communicating with Quebec, Montreal, and
indeed, all parts Of Canada. Another short
line from Anticosti, will bs submerged to
Cape Breton, where it will Join the network
of lines which communicate with Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Bosto". New York, etc. The
advantages which such route present over
one starting from tho west coast Of ireland
are claimed to be im,uon>e, both in point Of
economy and freedom from the submarloe
dangers which bcsct the track from Nalen-
tin to Newfoundland.
The company propose to use a cable of
the very llghtest description. Its lighincss
in fact, being made in strength, aud the out
er covering Of the wire is entirely done away
with. The conductor is to be composed %
seven copper wires, having about twice tho
sectional area of that used by the old At
Iantlo Company. 1t will be coated with a
combination Of Eutta pescha, With manifold
insolators, the outer portion being wound
round with a textile fabric in peculiar
manner, so rs to perfect and strengthen the
rope and its insulation to tho utmost. Tho
outer covering Of all will he hemp, inter-
woven lonGitudnally, 50 MS to be without
either turn or stretch. This outer covering
before being used, wall, no doubt. be passed
through u solution of either india rubber or
sutta perchn; the rope afterwards being
compressed under steel die will in ;ure a
uniform guage ard tho solution penstating
the very utmost. The diameter of tho
whole cable about two.thirds of an inch
The weight is 8 cwt. per milo, the breaking
strain about two tons. or equal to support
ing nearly six miles of its own weight in air
and no less than twenty five miles of its own
weight in seu water. The cost Of the whole
cable will be about half of that which was
lately lost by the old company. A large
portion of the capital necessary for tho en-
tcrprlse has already been subscribed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-23

BALDWIN 8. DODGE.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange

Bankers & Dealers in Exchange
COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA 49, -
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
J Il cu-reut -.yf Exchange.
Bills 5f Exchange hps and silver, Current and IN
current Money Bought AMI sold
Land warrants Esgazgt AMI Sold and Enfetedsn Time.
lnterr-t PAID on Special Deposits. s3 Il -- E
Money Is4spezI Real Estate AI PerslsE Security.
Taxes paid fgr Resilient and sogs-Ressdelt prOprie
tors. ...
Io~rs-,s re-1is may rely EFsn proniesness hteiity
and cur ser .Snal attention their Interest," IN the
,rsn.aetiFs of sgy hicE aay be entrusted TO
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p f1ompsony
Bank of Tllon, I!ilHn, " y
Bs1k o. Copperstosn, Cospersts~n, n. T.
Dnrkse 4 Bullock Bansers, 81. Louis, Mo.
Onarsfsga Comfy Bank, syracuse, n. r.
Warren Bank South DsnTeTs. Mass.
A ! stevens Il Co Bankers, Ft. Desnioines.
Henrv Parnhsn Pres c * x. |. x R, Chicago, MS
Jno Henry. Supt. N. & ". X. X. Davenport, Iowa
Caaak Sargent & Downy Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
western Marine h Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, y. T.
ie Roy futile, Omaha City.
James G. Mitchell, Esd, Florence, y. T.
n Judd E-I Chicago. "-
Ne-rt -yuts' Savings Loan x Trus. Co, Chicago.
Cor.e. saswden 4 Csrse, Aie1ardria, Va.
J. b. 8e,mett. Axt. EinA Fire Insurance. company,
Cincinnati, Ohio r. 4 7s
raTnes UarIan r s 8, nj. Pleasant Iowa
Nm : CurSss. II, c, Ke0ssA, Iowa
C,.Anaugh . Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Juiy 4-al0-u iDNe.eps
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-23
THE FOIE Little POSTS.

Ii every man we're TO relate the little mis-
hans Of love in which be becomes involved
f.. some time or other Of his life, novelists
or farce writer's would be supplied with
plot. apd incidents sBoagtI to furnish pub
fishers and managers with continual rup
Of novelties for al! times. In the story Of
the "Two Ta. SAILS is recorded the expe-
risncs Of man only, but 1t affords very
a.efu. lesson % tbs erils Of mind di.id-
ed in the matter Of love, and another Illus
ir.ous example Of the truth Of tbs aphorism
,ha, the course Of true lore never did run
smooth" II ~
There was t~o SAILS hvin' in our town
Sal stebbins and Sal Rabbit; real corn fed
girls SNOW. Sal stebbins would lift n
barrel Of cider ont Of the end Of a cart as
euick es any osss. fs!.s-, and drink IL tew.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-23
RsTsrsnces:
GEORGE DOuGHTY'S
General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

General Collecting Agency,
COESCIl. BLUFFS, IOWA
,I,uE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
tired from the mercantile business, heGS leave to
offer his service Merchants and Business Men Of all
IAsSFs ~ General GIiectlH AGENT. He proposes TO
give hi entire itteut 10 s business and his long
resl4encc eu,Ive acquaintance IA the West WILL
c trusts enable Gi. give entire satisfaction to all
" no may employ hlIn.
Nre+ Au,urr, ,at Claims q al Eini-, may be for
-,r,I q" the n!rr>jgur4. by mail. OF Otherwise, foT
I'.~rGar II. Ls.alut.,Uvr Collection. Pr nlrt ate en-
t vii! ae gIEUu, and tLe awaits IsAWe!aiety remit
,,ul hrf II NAV bf.uU necessary To place r-"as IN
sult the profess iQhl i'll be sect, and
the LEGAL proceedings grEF forward as Tapdy as possi-
BILE Doubtful rjatais vi. be rctt I'd and secured on
tho test t gl> nttslnabe Ani the title 10 Real Estate
whcn taE"n e!,her Is payment Vi eiuFiy carefully IN
ve~,4gatei
The unier ,pn.d VIII. ais" Pay Taxes in all parts "f
w.,ic:n Iowa ad Aetra,ks and w4li also Sell, Pue-
chase ur inyc-' Money ,n Real Estate.
LeuGla s. inquiry alti be Brontpt ) attended 70
GEORGE DOUGHTY
RCrERE%CIs:
CoUx,u. ELrifs-Oni,cr x PGs"y, Blakars; Rail
wIuN dee j., rssaIy y Test, ho H. { Nttt \
c.. do.
ST I.orrs. Nc -rvao, E3o; y G., Sy.gge & Reed.
Shap ,cish, DAy ~ CO , S. {. Davis y c., Howard
Sr joseph No -rootIes & Farreigh jos { Hull,
Navo- A,Card s / -. J. b. Jennings \ Co. Beatue
y c.. tN2uial tRusle please copy
II e. Nvrr "a. rn,1LE. J. s. ANDREWS
Tl, Merchants ExchanGc Bank,