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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-08

4 very iar2" Stock Of Ladies enc fashionable Dress
Goocs. embracing ever" variety Of S:,is. and pat
q a 2 Cut. Srgre
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1T I'I1VJ sU4 tdUItlU q
COLONY.

a.! being in one body, in the forks Of the Vs.. "
nab"tany River. This land lies in sections 80 ,.e
u, ~ IN pota~sttamie county; and IN se[,ass u
TO- a. =, 70, r. y, %, 80, 80, a. aud rs. T7s
NtwtoWn, miles south Of the location o, tho "a
X miles north OF the new State Road 70 Tss NJ.
and IS miles from Council Bluffs Ab1Bt = ms ~
bottom and slope and upland, with a suf7SIsprT =,
t1uOeF "ei-"atered, mulaito soil, and all srshs vi,
the exception Of some 30 acres FIN
Ihls land Is deserving the attention Of those ,as.,
settlement for Colony, and viii be ONLY .oI5 n
body. Terms easy. fy2-n1,rj ID !
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Pottawattamie Csuntv -.
FOR SALE BIZ
HORACE EVERETT
COunciI Rlums
SosaAcH Bluns, Iowa.

g Wgr IS Z or 20, 70, $40 aero. -
Ne SSringer's farm, miles Norm, eslulolhiay n,
y Or 1r 2, 10, 80 acres. on n~ w:
Sost%m 1aha, miles above Judge Bry.nts ssst
toe creek, mile southof Mr. - ,srra On kosssi.
ara, n, 4o--iso acres, Silver cree, ,z...
containing about 20 acres Of imber, ON n. Ina
terbury's, in Shelby county. s 'osa 10 Va.
sHNWqr; NE ar n " qr;sk
sWqr2, 49, 40--240 acres, Nishnsbo.an1r y, aaf srsy
tom land; on the Stage route east, 1 mi. shs h-
Grove, Joining Slocuus and Judge - se.t BIZ
.ne sooth, and Mr. FILES and Flesher's on n.
mere Is no better body Of land in Weste-, ess.
thisi with plenty 0; timber and numero.s Tan
near. ss'iisneuts
Also, swqrN W Or; and N qrsw
, acre., mile eass'f the above; bottom land, 80
sA sW ar 10 and n y qrsEqrs, sa-,.
Sishhabotany ~ tom land miles north q, - sges
near CutzinseFs Aillj about 10 acres tina. aaf
tract mile north Of the new State rGzs s' On tie
n Eqr and wqr7, rs, ss-s2O acre.
on the NishnabottaDy River, miles belax @a Isai
ps Pho ,apm Instance above LOLA and sdj9nn. =
Nwgrsw qrsi; WIS Or; andsy.,s
Eh or ~; NJ Eqr;E1 SWar. srs xrf;
aud W ar z Or %, II, 800 acre. a. sxg
about miles above Reefs mill, and Is MIL.
hot EH 10; M andsw
acres, Missouri River bottom land, MIL, -s'
Ek4 Nwqr. and waSwo,xw
Pigeon, % miles 4 of Connc, BIne. p'aI!le 90 gsr
Of timber. This very fine tract for lou ' 10 sss
Of " Or s W qrj and Wor as !als
Council Bluffs -AAo' nile n
Es s WqT; W. E or, ands worsr.
POO acres, bottom land, on Little svs, w. ~ sS
Of l.. J. ChildE. 'e' 0 miles cas-,
~ ar IS; Or and w.sgo,
acres bottom land on Silver Creek sni,s o. 10 il-s2e
Childs. 'Niiies east Of L. J.
EH S W Or; and W hsEqrIs r-,s
yer creek bottom land, II nile south a, Sill
State road. VI bridge "a new
$ Or N Or Is, rs, $40 srss, :, ,0,,.
Places and Fenuer's farms uaiie ASfth Of s.
81 or 20; ard $ qrNwqr %, II s--,,a,
town. - S"' N..se iIVt Eex-
S - Or, and Or 10; 81 EWqradsw
a. ''-'oo acres Oh Hishnab0ttany, al Iewn.s rI'
ioo htiea OF timber, balance bottom praire ana
adjoining MI True's and M Wright's farm, '-A"''
Or; EqrSw Or; and SEqrSw
80, 4i-I"o 80 acres, On Keg creek \ une al y %
l'l' Gnu miie above M Minturn's farm aud Ient..
from Council Bluffs. Also, single Tract 81 "s'
SIN THOUSAND ACRES,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-08

COI1nC11 BUTTS WHIe 3 eWHIe
High school.
TIVE EIGHTH QUARTER OF THIS INSTITUTION
/ Will open Monday, April %, 1883.
Terms Per Quarter Of Eleven Weeks.
Primary .......................S5 w
y,
Instruction on Piano or Guitar. is 90
| sc Of Instrument. W
lit lHentaiS.
All the English branches usually taught IN the first
class IsttutIOnS together with Latin aud Greek, are
included III the above terms.
II is highly important that Pupils shUuid commence
At the opening Of the quarter, and he purCtual in at
tendance.
No deductions after rance except In Of pro-
tracted illness. J. Is. Rue, Principal.
Council Bluffs, April %, lS5S-n52
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GnrOp6ifsbe NS9dDrib ten.
0entidlano.

.2
Wi n9en, 2. 9lpril. Inter groBem 3us
orange be8 Pu6litumS be9anu pielen Wforoen
i'm SAmur9eriGte Die Uerbauoluna oeoen s.
j3auoer, ben Gepatter bes 8clts6Oten. welher
ansetla9t NAT, einen tOniSlt4en Staatsbeam.
ten, unO omar Den StautSmin:fer @rafen BON
6eiser86erg, our9 Die BreiIe beldtlnpft. benz.
na9 ben art. 80 Des BreB9eleses periebt gu
baben. Der Anflq9e, pelae Der t. Staatsan-
malt y. S9ab U%ertrat, lag Elm liz Scr. 26O ben
8plf8bcten ab3eprufter 4rtifel 5u @ruuoe, ID
weldem Die N5ubl in Weilbeim belprcden unS
temerft morOen mar Der Serr StaatSminilter
babe "a Stlrlnten erbalten, vba felt nur nod
/, " mount einem rcltstbitnlt1en AusDrud ae
aldB % PriSel 8enleint lein miiBten, = cine
Snltnuatlon, oarh lpelde Die @bre Des betref,
fenpen StadtSbeamteu 9r6bli9 perlebt erI9eine.
6err 3anoer iudte n%ad5umeiIen, OaB in benz
Us ortlaute De8 Artltels, anf ben es bod
auein Bel elmer etwaiSen Serurtbeilune antom,
men fDnne, feinesne9s cine b~erartige 8eleipi.
suns eutbalten lei, ~lcnoern man erlt cine lol6e
biaeInleoen mulle, wenn man lie barauS entneb.
men mCle. @epanFen ieien 5culret, nno wenn
M
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no. 5eitanO Ga5 bier @sra9te Outei oenren
lDohte, = t6nne man ibn Das nidt Uerpebren.
Der t: Ober,1 9taat8aumult bebt berupr, oaR in
Dem incr'm'nirten Nrtifel bic Q6lidt. ~ bes
f4tnlpfen, UNI 5par einen t., Staat5beantcp ~
beIdlmpfen, entl4ieOen ~pcrlisse; bag bier aee
raoe 25 Yri9el CEMENT, wel6e benz Serru
Staat8 -0ftnifer 5u9eoa4t leien, Sebe aus fri
beren Nrtifeln oe8 8cltSboteu bmreibenD Der,
Dor, in pelaen @raf prn Rei9elSterS 9eruOe
peBbal6 befti9 unBe0riffeh werOe, neil ct Die
WieOeretnfibruns Der Yrii9elitrufe bcablidti9t
babe. Die 6reiipreAu n 8 erfOl8te mad
tur5er 8eratbun9.
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91ltimpre. Ben 81. Npril 1888
Ser 6eODrffeDcnOe &r'e8 q"
OurDpn4

Die Estimation brauseu ifebt ieet eInfad 10
Oelfreid, 8rlnfreih uno Sarothlen mOueA oe"
9rieo unp lte merSen i'm aud fibren aber
feline Der pref Md9te MID oa8 Sotuul, Oa8 ben
unoretfeuben 3bsil trefcn mlrOe, auf
f6 nebmen iebe MID an9eSriffen elm. Jta'
polepn minl6t ben NuabruA oes &rle8eS nod
um eiui9e @o6en gu ber5S9ern, nm letne Jt1z
fungen gu perppntdnoi9en 0enn Die lfau1enss
mertbe &uergie, NIT welder Seftreid leIne POs
fitionen in Staten pertdrtt bat, flSBt Dem fran@
SSIiIden Safer 9epalttSen 0leipett Elm. um
nod eiuise @oAen 3ett gu 9elpihnel. lieB er
Dur6 01u6lanO Die Gbbaltuu8 oe8 = on9re +
e8 in Nnre9un9 brin9en. SIT OeltrelA Der>
%ninftia, ic f1n8t e8 ben arie9 ieet pbne Nsite.
res all uuo mint iid 5erldmetteruo uno 3ermal.
meno aui Sareinie1, ebe oalel6lt Die fran5Sllde
4tmee on9etpmmen 1T. Oeitreid irate lid oaS
Beiipjel 6rieoria8 II. BON PteuBen 81 Bergen
uebmen al8 Ii9 pieler im Sabre 1856 libers
aeu0t bate, ba6 cine Coalition Oetreth8, Srant,
reid5 uuO Sa9iens '9e9en Jpn SebilOet mar, pa
ltir5te er Iif, cbne Die Rrie9sertldrun8 Der
Condition ab5unarten, auf SadIen; er oerntd|<
tete ben eluen Def AlllIrtsu, ebe penIlelben pie
a10gren 3u 6alfe fommen %frnnten, uno nur 0a.
rur6 retiete er liA. Tran5 Sciepb mar nad
cen lebten Beri9ten lebr 9enet9t, oa8 Selptel
oes ero6en 6tiebrid nad3nabnen uno nur Die
4enafflibfeit Ieines Premier. Ofiniltet8 Bncl-
Sddueultein belt ibn ncd ab, pteIen IN leiner
iebiaen Gage ALIEN peruanftIssn uno watoI9en
Shritt 3u tbun.
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SGnfunft ScS DampferS
81 1tfa,"
@urcpdtfGe sc 6 riGten n.

@urcpdttd de N a 0rt6ten.
News y OFT, %, Npril. Die Nfrita fam
bier beute Nbeno an. Sbre NaAridten Iiuo
~oieIelben pie Die be8 @ircailiau, Die bereitS BON
Sap STAGE telegrap9irt tDuroen. (2Sir 9eben
oaber nur oa8, mas ntft berelt8 in Iener telegr.
OepeIAe entbalten lpar. Die Heo.)
Gine Oresoeuer 3eituug wolte willen, ea6
6ranfrei9 rcrldlu8, Der GOn9reB lCOe am %.
Npril in Sarl5rube 5%uIannacn treten urp ale
WGdAte lcuen entlpaffnen.
Ofan legte ben SeIud oe8 @r5ber5c9S Nls
6reAt in Berlin bobin ans bag cine 0erltdn
biguus 5wilden Seltreih unp BrcuBen gu Stans
be fcmmen neroe.
Die batriI6e Nrmee mar auf ben Srie15Iu6
9eGtent; o~alIel6e tbaten etui9e ~fteinere oeutlAe
Staaten.
Die ~leitenpeu Srsane Oeutldtanos erfldreu
IortnGbreno, ooB OeutlflanD nur Damn lein
8(ut far 0eftreia Uerlpribe, wenn biele8 auf
oaS @oncproat uno auf Die italienliten Sepl=
ratOertrd9e Ser5idte.
Gin Gbeil Der neapolitanilden @efan9enen
bat Safe naN ben 9. ct. erbalten.
Wtan periiAcrte, bag Der Eapit 9e9en Die
Qbbaltun9 zines @on9relle5 proteltiren peroe.
Cir WtcIeS WfcntefIcre NAT nit elmer Pttis
tioa Der en9l. un0 amerif. Suoen gu @unlten
oe8 iun9eu Dtortara in 9tom angetommen.
Sn Sierua puroen an ~. b. 21 @rpf6Re
uerlpirt ; aber e8 CAB fein lln9lid. SO sins
paS @sriidt, oaB DER &Dni9 pom 1teofel ents
lDeper ldcn trot ODER in ben leeten 3i3en Iei.
Oplano uno Gelgien blben elnen Shub II.
Grue Sertra5 fir Oeu 6aa einee &rtegeS se@
ldlolleu.
Die en8liiden .3eitunsen bsfir9ten, DaB Der
@on9reB nidt our 8erbiu0erung, lpnosrn our
4nl9iruns res &riese5 Oieneu uuo bag Sranfs
reid Die 8crlald9e Seltreili8 uuter feinen um.
ltinOeu annebmen werDe. Die ~cifl;iele fran.
50llde patrte ertldrt, paB 6rantrei1 feline
Nrmee II d. t perminoern weroe.
Die ltdOtilden 8arlament8wablen in @nos
lano loOten am q. B. unD Die ldnpli6en am 2.
Wtai ltattiuoen.
Nle fran5. Worine.S Gi3jere iinO befetlist,
unseiaumt liA auf ibre SHifie gu be9eben.
GS wuroe bcrtAtet, oaB Napplecn i'm Bes
sriffe ltano, CUR Armee naG 2pOn ab5useben.
Ilu9ebeure &rieSSrprrdtbe muroen in Wfarleils
les aufsebauft. Stint Dumpffresratteu linO
uoA 4lster absc9an9eu, UNI, lpie ului 9laubt,
neue 2ruppen BON bort gu hcleu.
Die en8l. 3eItuusen beridten, 2oro @cpleb
unO Oral Walewsft Ieien nad) elmer lansen
lIaterrebun8 nit Der lleber3eusuus anseinauper
Se9au8en, p1B bohlt ernfte W2einunaSrerlGie>
penbeiten 3pil4en Trantteia unO 9nsllnD bes
ltegen.
Sn @berbcur8 perDen SanOnenbcpte fiji pas
aorlatti9e Wfeer Sebaut.
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III nterifani Gebe NaeDricDtcu

Dte Prdftbent dat8 s&anbiS
b atur pes 9 enatorSS emarD. Die
Nnerfennuus Der SrcBen 6abisfsiten unO Des
cbrenbaften @barafters oeS Staat5manneS
Us tIlia 8. SewarD, brIAt li4 lelbif
i'm SiOen Nabn. GuS 2cut8Oile wlro Der
9eewsOcrter uTimeS" 3eiArie6en, DaB bic 4u8<
lidten ltd td9lih mebr gu ieinen @ualten gee
ltalten unb paB wenn Die republitanilhe Yartei
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Cur Wabl oe8 radIteu Yrdlioenten lino nit.
bin meni9ften8 152 Grwdblerltinlmen nStbia
BefCn1Rt Elm &anpioat bic ldmmtliden llpli6eu
StiuInel, 10 braudt er nod 30 Sttmmen Don
oen nOrsllAen Staaten gu leiner @tpdbluna.
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Aarnnnle 0nnnprpin $40 &

Dtefet A6 neu tilbetbe 9erein htr6 beute, trsitao bpn
%. b. 1lts. Mbenbs s u9r tn Der Stag 6due am JSons,ss
Ntartat BET 5errn SOEn 8. pesrs feline erfe uoreerctGgsS,
Der farmIunB abtnlten, Hp3u bts dntsrJst6neten BITE 1res nSs
etnss Aatsn @du. 0sreins eniabea.
S 6 gDaeif, S s peter. 6frnn 5temsts, 8r % 81 ,fs,.
sUeta. i 9Gdsntamp, s 6fisDe, 90bn S peter, Sac
&6afer, s 9undel 8 = tabn, 8r Dte1efe, Is Hsts'
mann, $ Gong, SO @6s, " Disnep. ga 6Otnann
sgsif, g e 5anat1tst s : N0%ms, 2 edSarOt, 81
Grant gram; % e. S 49, SO oaas g. S ? gIsn'ffio : arans 4
S&retter, 5 Eammsn, 3 QDatttuteSi, 5 .Nppsl. ID
SaeOb, ) %2Dsbrbetnt, 8 9sBO!O, s di4uep, j. 5ad
Ter, Soc Rthter. al
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Wa btn9tou, %. April. Sencr Ofd
ia, Der @eIanote oer SaareSs 91eaieruna wuroe
beutte unter ber5Ii4en 6reunol6aftS. Gerlides
runsen pom Prdltpenten pffijiel eulpfan8en.
4leganorta, %. ApriI. (Diele De.
pelAe entbdlt Die Ota4ridt BON ben Dammbrt.
den i'm G3eIapeafeT uno Sbio-Sanal, Die mir
lhOn auf anoerem Be9e erbielten. Die Ntp.)
SOdDaiier I'M SbiO.
Cincinnati, 81. Npril. Sn 9olae oes
befti9en Ge9eus, Delher in LESTER gfabt feel,
ldWiat Der StrCm in ieinem c6ereu 2aufe iber
aft an uuO eiue lleberidwemnuus ltebt 3n er
plrten.
Aufnnft Oea 9ampfers Sla6cl.
@barletpn, %. Npril. Der Dampier
SIabel fam BON 6apannab NIT 9ta4tiAten big
gum 25. an. Der 3uderlnartt mar ltdtia.
W empbis, Gem, q. Npril. 8eniam.
S. @ltne, eineS Der Opfer Der Grplolicn oes
VSt. Nl1clas", ltarb beute. .. y. 9temart,
OOn Stauntcn, 3d., uno .. U. Repnolos BON
Stcur @ttp, lte9en rettun95lOS oarnieoer. Die
5erren AcuIt @OppS uno Warepf uuD 6rdul.
&enneop b~efiuoen li9 pcbl. SIC.
Bettere Oepei6e.
WempbtS, %. April. .. 9. Stew1rt
BON StauntCn, Sa., unp 8. s.. 0iepnolOs pom
Slour @ltp, Die bel BEN llnalade peS OampIerS
ct. Nt9plaS Uerbribt muroen, werpen, pie
man beFtiratet, uidt nit Dem 2eben oapon fpnls
men. Sr. ct. lit leoi9 unD befane liG fein
NnDerer Nanlen6 Stemart inter ben 8aliasie.
ren. Nr. Slime, Der @lerf Der Oaunpler 2inie,
(tarb an1 Otenita9
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er9neen unb tnb ale DiyisntasH. welDe Tb 6!mTeIbFn r ~ ~
Ssn So Nx m1I /. gu elmer gfriammlans Guf bsute, Jreitao
,iirn9r t yM NoenoS : ubr bet 5rd. .. 5annt6dl yte. 81 bar.a
~ % NV u i @2rtfans s. paalL q. gBen,el, s. 8au.
81 tshf to'S ~ e stcn, s. Sdntt, S. Rentger
ST. y yta; a. 2arinaan, i eoB, 5 @aamUann'F 3.
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9A Nent8 9lmbrptnOr8.

osborn unb 60. fertteea bic fb6nRen MmbrOtppe- Dor.
tratte Tin f66nen TGrten unb Mapmen) 81 % g ents BITS Az
$40 per 6tud. Wereehet nt6t BITE &C, 70 2DeR.23aItinpre
.nra6e, naDe TrtppDIetteS Mlen. WDB
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m.ILt.airAA Xg.L

fpUrmaliac Halbirntlde 5Srb rei)
Mne Sortsn ron @eiben-, ACIen- nMS 1anmgeaen.SDaa
~ rSt.n mnb SbowIs, rerben tn alien SbatttrHneen &C.
f fsrtt Sobies arttieI, ipwie WIaeee- 3anbf@uPt uas 2srren.
stber serben anfs teRe aeretutat Wnb nprctiert (MP4s,smt
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U.5OO,OOO SUB 8au uno Sdreinerbpl3,
K %, OOO SdinDel unD 21tten gum Sertauf
aBr ienfen bic Aafmtrifamteit panttlt9er 8dnosa aMt nj
Tere arpse Nteberlaae vpn Bau uno NubteI3 non al II Artet
CT uaatitdten anS @r5sen. - Ntr ibnsibsu Wetbtaansr San
Dol, mad Befelung, unb liefern 5enferrdpmsn, Gpnrtn
&enfaIunaen uno oSbetarbett III 5abrtlprelen. SpreNer sOt
n mnfsrm 6pl36SFt, MS. 10 Hiatt6r. aDertts, cer sds o0n
sEran nno @srmanitr. Burns n Sloan.
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o. .. q SD bim's snfrieOcn.
GD;. OcmDfr. .SScrcin.

0err Or. GeinbOlN Sclser
aas &prburp, MnG.
TIA srO6en Saale Oes 9eFeins-9Otaies, 800 Nrottarose absr
.ote ceutl4e STAGE"
etnen SfertltGen Wprtrag balteu.
Der .GtHtFttt tn fret. Sur Damen fnb etne Nn,abI
9tBe %reierStrt. I'm St6rIneen su pcrmetSen, fann Der 0nfritt
mad gestnn seS gOrtrass Mot mebr ~fattRn6ea.
MSS O1S Spect1I.@ nntte.
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8altimcre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ein

Sannttls9e Mitslieber bists gtreinS werbsn bterntt auf.
Seridna mlungsIptai etnlufabtn.
aUt0tt0e Wel&afts MAIDEN bic Nnpefenbett etnes ieben Mtts
IS 81 q a II IS ~ = y - SSaFr
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Yer unttr5rt1nete matt bic osrrea 10 rifle rio
tbr Sisr SDn ber Su ~besteber, Darduf aufmerf1an, SDSF5Egeh
stelen SPINNER nod y Sts 1870 8bls. ea5trUittr i assr b bss
8aranttrr sr, bag Dd6tiSe iebem Philadelphia Bier in o =,
g~IcidbifeDen rtrb. I6Ds. WrT ~"'t'
Mp5, Int Hpd Sprinn b..
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Stabtratb BON Baltimore auSSeitniea 9iSsnlen, ,phosn INV ~
erFen uo Danjtgten asGt abteiss Sa6rsS crneu,rt
Uerbsn nunen.
Mp2Isltat24 Gam. WGccubbta gombt,rTs.
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Zine aus9eSetdnete AuSwnbl uOn ueuen unb u,,e~:ree
San sisoern tne tCeoen wteOer aneetCmmen anD Az oasern hn
&bdrtes DIIGnter, (bef Wratta.
lwtfben Der Brnhe unb IHorC6t.s ~ wv <@'
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GIG@En Dds f2Sne fHnelleselnhe prfuB, SGi1 UT
1ndnfd", Capt. ~ M. 6rGnte ntro bettrnit1 am TIMnt
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S"Nns" =" ',s ISL ebriber BEntnger.
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rn Royston & Bro,
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CAUTION

Merchants and Traders will be on their
guard .and.not be imposed upon by Coun-
tcrfcit Of Or. Morses Iadan Root Pills, signed
A, b. Moore All genuine Pills will hereafter
base the name a4d signature of b. LAKE
JUDSON, (suaoessoF to 4. J. White & Co., on
each box
All orders ard letters relating TO said Pills
must be addressed to WN. NUDGE & co,
jProprietors of DR.. A. Trask's Magnetic Oint-
ment,) Earlyille, Madison Co, n r., General
Agents for DR.. Morse 5 Indian Root Pills
B. LAKE JUDSON, successor to 4. ].
White & CO. so Leonard Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor. Sold by SMITH < JONES.
Coudersrort also by all Medicine Dealers in
the county. l0:46-Iy.
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sick, but alas, much of it is. This Cher
Try Drop and this sugared Piilare to b
the companion of pain and anguish and
sinking Observation-Disclosures moth
fer Eve ke9ueatled to the -hole family
of man. Here the infant darling has
been touched 100 early by the blight that
withers half our race Its little lungs
are affected and only watching and wait
ing shall tell which way It's breath shall
turn. This red drop on its table is the
talhsman on WHICH It's life shall hang.
There the blossom of the world just burst
ing into Womanhood, is stricken also,
Affections most assiduous care skills not,
she is still fading away The wan mes
senger cones nearer ard nearer evesy
week. This little mediciment shall go
there, Their last, perhaps their only hope
The strong man has planted ip his vltals
this same disease. This red drop by his
side is helping him wrestle with the in
exors b e enemy the wife Of his bosom,
and the cherubs of his heart are waiting
in sick sorrow and fear lest the rod IN
which they lean III this world be brok-
en-.
Q Docterl Spare no skill, nor cost,
noI toll, TO give the per;shing sick the
best that hannah art can give.-Galrcr-
tan. IerdS, Ncus.
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TOWN and Country.

\ city writer says -" Country life has
no relish, no zest, no ministry to the sen
sibihties; it is not sufficiently fed with
fresh impressions, and stirred by pleasant
emotions it is too much q life Of strict
restraint anu isolation Ii is all working,
and sleeping, aud eating, and going to
meeting" / must say that according to
my experience, there is more untruth in
the foregoing sentences than is often found
ia SO short paragraph. Now, the re-
verse is given to such assertions by Tkom-
son, Shenstone, Wordsworth, and others
yea, by almost every true poet, if We
except Crabbe, with his " Borough" +" and
poor Charles Lamb; even Byron had to
exclaim, in hi,, worldly bitterness of heart,
Not that | love man the less, but ma
ture more" But some men are all facti-
tious; they have no eye for external ma
ture, for her mineral and vegetable king
dom, net even for her animated creation,
unsophisticated man included; all these
things are to them f5olishuess, because
they do not foelincly realize the simple
fact that Nature, like beauty, when sun,
adorned, is adorned the most"
"Pleasant emotions, " forsooth! What
man or woman, with heart to feel can
walk through the animated crowd of a
large city with pleasant emotions p
Look at the hard-visaged, poverty strck
en- bipeds, young and old pale. sickiy
care worn faces, the indurated, vice-im
printed yisages; then even the oyerdress-
cd fashionable females only vary, without
aileyiating the painful, not pleasant emo
tions," for We reflect that perhaps these
Haunting fair ones have husbands or broth.
ers hard at work in a trcad-nhl, store
bank, or office down toYn, where they
must work to live in an atmosphere which
If condensed, would enliven the vegetable
creation, while i. ID death to the animal
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a R4ole In the Pocket.

e. a Hole Ia the Pocket.
a .gLslt many men have hole IN their
pocket,I aud 50 lose aIl.the little change
sahey pnt5 iR And the worst of it is,
they do not know Aft they did, they
.could pend up the hole, anayso put
Nh end to tine losSl Everyoday they
are minus fey dimes, and they ToEeeT
how they eoIue so short. When bills are
20 be paid. they cannot imagine how they
game to be SO short of change. They
work hard, rack their brains on plahs,
aud still do not get ahead much Bills
accumulate, income diminishes, and stall
they do not discover the hole in the
pocket.
One man has bad fences, gates and bars
1.-The cattle break through every now and
then and destroy crops, and occupy time
IN driving them out. The pigs creep
through the holes. The geese End many
entrances The horses get away The
boys and men and servants aud dogs are
kept on run after yoguish COWS and
Jumping horses and climbing hogs. The
stock becomes uneasy and does not thrive
The crops are injured The fences are
often broken dlwn Time is consumed
The trouble is-that man has hole in
q his pocket: One man has no Sheds, nor
barns, nor granaries, nor tool-houses His
81 vegetables he buries The rain spoils
much OF his hay. His grain 10 much in
3ared aud wasted. The rats eat his corn,
AID the damp weather moulds it. His
I J. },
ed. His apples do him but little good
His tools are rotted and rusted in the open
weather. His stoek is chilled and stunt
scd for want of shelter His trouble is g
hole in his pocket, out of which slips all
his profits, With much Of the frliits of
his hard labor. as>l
One man has poor plows, Of the senie
stamp of his anccstors. He can't afford
modem plog. He don't believe in sub |
soling Draining is the nonsense of fools
Drills are humbug. Deep blowing
Fogldspoil pho land. So he pows and
sows as his grandfather did, on the woru-
out soil Of his venerable ancestors. He
has hole in his pocket, and will haye
till he Yakea up to the importance of
good tools and good culture of himself
ana SOIL
One man don't take paper, and can't
afford it, has no time to read, don't be- !
lieve in book farming, likes the old ways
the best; denies all the srorics he has
heard from rumor, about large cattle andI
crops and profits; doesn't believe in new
notions. For forty years he has planted /
his corn on the same ground; sown wheat
in the same field; pastured the same land
and moved the same meadows He has
heard of "rota,on Of crops" but doesn
know what it means, nor cares to know
4 bad hole has this man in his pocket.
&pd EhQ hasn't got kole in his pocli- |
ct? Reader, haven't you? Look and
see. Is there not sqne way in which YOU /
let slip the dimes yo4 might better save
some way in which you waste time and
strength and mind Ifso, then you have
mole in your pocket Indeed, many |
nlan's pocket is like sieve. Whose |
pocket is treasury, safe and sure =
Valley Farmer.