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NOTHER GREAT COUP D'ETAT
fHE LITERARY WORLD.
YARD ia y l. - x
TIE NETWORK MERCURY.

III. rroprIetors Of THE NEw-yORK MERCURY resr-ct
y pubic they have s1cceeded II eject
ips an .rs,,enert with tha, distinsnisned wri:.r,
BAYARD, TAYLOR, ESQ,
70 graceful pen in faure TO the literary ssvse
EXCLUSIVELY or THE NEw-YoRK MERCURY!
Lr.r therefore from his editorial si'ocstors With TAs
Tv.> his popular tee literary genius Of oar
country viii appear
INNoPAPER BUT THE NETWORK MERCURY!
in which Journal will shorty series Of delight
fully piqstEt sketches Oh the
POETRY AND ROMANCE OF FOREIGN TRAVEL
b.,r, p.rf.c. Capitalization 81 tte Huuor W.T. Anecdoe
and Incident on the
SENSATION SIDE Oy LIFE ABROAD!
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sURPAssINGLY CHOICE AND INTERESTING,
Ia udsiDs the f,.srns experience Of me
ps,t are ccl6dent of tbe future, and believe tina.
BAYARD TAYLORs UNRIvALLED Travel
SKETCHES
sri prove he ru-cs coup Sstat yet ATTEMPTED in The
,nuas o. journalistic al erture.
~ Full p.iueusrs III sppe.r In future Announesmsn@
4 MEXICAN EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
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NrFW MI'SIC.-"Oh Bostmsn, Haste, barca-
~ role b. NJ ". Bsf., snd Good Ssa,, s-ovei ey iae
po,eI-;~o really seot so-It ~.e1 az sie.iy
fhoush:ess Vo. The Thf-- ,nes Thee Ss A. sh
e4f-1t lad. ~ Mr. ye3n.s rn0usa 'asy are % ioe
pess 'yls yet HcI AZ rslEraa lse .ai
10 the s-uus Il .as rhcrl II rouP7srr IE- FNy nSse
K-yin Grov-" yArsiious PA..aiala Anctoi7 Anoros
r.p.-rh- .or Psoo aad T~-iE7tH -srsDce S. 81
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W.n.r- mIts5n ~ tb- B11'" 70 ta- fora - ooe.
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4. R,irs" by Ar-h-r "rhe Wriooass LEntH t-AnsrS
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Plated Goods at Retail. .s rcus
lns hsst ps',~rrs Of donos pGtsc IT, SS'o' =.
CAs1ths CAKE BASKETS. FORKS. SPOONS. &s.,, "'
sak = e'&i o. ne ons esBsbeo and ~ll kooSn S.ha o.
LySIUs HART
Ne. 4 Ass BarliDs alp.
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THE AMERICAN
FARMERS MAGAZINE


APRIL su5 /. 'o s,s ,he sHbtshns OE- No ~ Aunr
sl.a a. DENrER Co o, No. ~ AID b Anrs, soe ~ V'Ls
trade gene ally co.p,s Of dgr,l hs Hrs Js- as ho-i'
ib. HJrrsiss ald o. the Farm Isd9s C-T-H4uc o. f5g
lso rfob.be for lsH9. co.a srh a.aF sc-l fFf
o. COM p-r G-tf S suises, bgt,s &c Bushels - ol-e
Which .houa Il Re eit-:-gt ellis Bsf4s Q Cdf (T 80
Dai., S..,es ds;i-ct breed Dars.n', H-rstorS'
So,s Devon Ayrssi-, J-eyr C.ys - aui % t- r.'n
s.eerr Proh, of FARMING; Orsniu= al sTanpi
u-u E.tcs, ps;sat-dt TEE Gsrd-n, Asprafl.' tr--
r.utipx. ReIoV,tinS Oh Frut Trees - gostas 10
WE spe II. cul,ue hur, ~n t~euty o:as 's1s
be articl,s ans IuuefnGs llui ustions
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Nos a. apd 80 WALKER sr.. NJ" YORK,
Have r.csps sd sl - their h. Of So oil Tex, ooks;
l. ROBiSsOH's COMPLETE hiVHEMArlCAL sE-
RIFs R.,is.o ard Improved; Eobraros AsirHs,rics,
,LC,yR.S GIoHtrRiEs AN,LYrfc,L Gf7srTRY CALCULUS,
so>IC sICrIoNs NAVIGATION sUAyEYlsG AID AsrsosVAf'
Hshy sppfoy,d and kbby sfapSd for prs;ca use ~
their ss.rrs. nessprts snd metros.
III o,in.i tc vii h. pnblshet mex. Sumner, 70
b. followed BY the Iiisbsr Ai,enStis -, ,,,,,,, u, -
III COLfON AND FGrCH'S BIOGRAPHIES: Very pop
usr ar srd practical vita Euer,vnss .np-roT nAts on
JNoRM SCALES oonsro-d 10 the besi manner az oNsu
III .yscued hooks Of o, SIsorr-opeA PHYSICAL
GEoGEAFHY-~ iIlus,. .t.S.
mi WgLLss sCiEsTiyiC SERIES. By DAVID 4.
..c Ia brasirs CBESIsrsY (n-sl s.ruEAL PHiLosoPHY
10 10 H-yi..dh SCIENCE COMMON rHf1s tae hrss
ar. s..d by 10 Drawings, rsp-. VITA Interesting
physical fully TO the latest IsseS he's AID dc0'sne'
Mr Wis. i.utfe .bity 4. oouuend-s by Prot. stcH,,
Henry HAYES iohSoRD WYNN, EsAOss, AGsssiL q Lira;
k.tRy ard th-r ai.tir gnlshsd nsairsts,s
". PROF GR,Y's ROTASlEs. Tue nost complete eIs'
,su, &c, n mics, aud seeusts WORKS t0- mh-et .NAn
commenced Bh'urs .ts 10 rms c3urtfy sn1
used The hsht, Institutions oE both sides o. ths
Atl,stie. ...
sa-.bFRss POPULAR RGsDERSi THoNsONS
ARITH.ETICS; WILSON'S SCHOOL HISTORIES
paSQUsLLE'S FRESCa SERIES Woods nv
GFkMAS sfRIRS "ILLSs SCHOOL BRhNhAs
f.7otb COTTON BRADBuRy'5 POPULAR 8CHO IL MUSIC
BOOKS; sCHtsrsRs DRAWING CARDS AND BOOKS
oDCENELEs PENs.sSHIP, kc, kS, &C Az approved
ptsCkIPTIVF CATALOGUES Of tse Above and ether
F5ucatoLsl go ir AL with numerous snd s.accory
ccnmensstious, s-It stats "a sppicsiou ,
Srscnn cop,s Tor examination and ts; suppfes 'r 'eaoo
,asy teiuls.
INISOS & PHINNEY.
Nos ~ sni 80 WALKER-sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

Lecture on Music Ia Breokyu.-FHANH s1hbot-
- r. tito request several disint nish-d ~
Iv, viii deliver lecture lhe Packer nsitue IN IUtSoAfi
{p o. O'Clock The Hstory Of Ch,stlln Music
f,sr, 10 Cor en-. toe Present Time Ticses %
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hp st ard Bsb.ock, No !6 FultoBst st the pIls
oore Of h H. Dickinson Of Atlantic aud senry sS,
nd a, n. Nn.le sote Of Carl Prox, No slS FULTON 81
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
THE TEXAS FORAi.

The New York Times criticises the con-
duct of Mr.. Buchanan in regard to the out
RACES of Corinas, in Texas, concluding as
follows:
Even if, rs it is rumored, Mr.. Buchanan
has some thoughts Of tax ing this oppor,uni-
tv Of entering Mexico, and taking such
measures therein rs to render further incur.
sions of this sort impossible, fifty men, We
submit is q ludicrous force with which to
enter upon any such mission.
We cannot, We arc sorryto say, see in the
whole flair any Indication that Mr.. Buchan-
an has abandoned his darling system Of do
ing things by halves, and doing these halves
too late. He pacfed Kansas by increasing
the animosity of the rival factions, and sub
jugstcd Utah by letting the Mormons do
what they please and 1t is impossible to
say now. whether he does not intend to re-
viye the courage of the Texans by the over
throw Of his own troops, and the still fur.
ther success Of the banditti. We are afraid
of late he has been too much concerned by
the great Northern conspiracy Tor the pro-
motion of rebellion and anarchy. and has
had too sharp an eye up IN the performances
of Seward, to hestow any attention to Cor
tinas. We think we can assure him, how
ever, that If he will only see to the safety OF
! the Southern frontier. we cnn answer for is
that the New York Police will hold Seward
| in cheek.
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COUNT THE COST.

From carefully conducted experiments by
different persons, it has been ascertalned
that one bushel Of corn will make over l0i
pounds of pork, gross. Taking the result
as basis, the following deduction are made
which our farmers would do we'll to lay by
for n convenient References thus:
When corn costs III cents per busaeI,
pork costs | t cents per pound.
When corn costs Il cents per bushel, pork
costs , cents per pound.
Wehn corn costs Is cents per bushel, pork
costs 3 cents per pound.
When corn costs 33 cents per bushel, pork
costs cents per pound. ~ r. ~
When corn costs SO cents per hushel, pork
costs cents per pound.
The following statements show what the
farmer realizes in his corn when sold in the
furm Of pork:
When pork sells for cents per pound, it
brings 25 cents per bu~hel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound, i,
brings 32 cents, per tushel in corn.
When pork sells for 5 cents per pound, it
brings As cents per busheI in corn.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
GEORGE LAW.

The New York correspondent Of the New
Orleans Crescent gives the following des-
cription Of him:
If anything don't pay George Law respect
fully drops it. He now owns nine tenths of
the Eighth Avenue Railroad, which alone is
an income of prince, aud growing mors
valuable every day. lie also owns nearly
all the stock of the Ninth Avenue, which,
when completed, will run from the Battery
through Greenwich street to the Ninth Ave-
nue., and thence to Harlem R,ver--a uins-
mile concern. Half the ferries belong
to Law. He owns the Drydock Bank, and
the Bank owns about forty acres Of docks,
houses and land almost in the heart Of the
city.
Law owns the Staten Island ferry boats,
and two miles Of water front, nearest New
York. that in few years viii be worth, for
docks, ten millions. he really owns the
Flushing Railroad, and heaven knows how
much more he owns. That immense think
ing brain keeps accumulatng. ldop't think
he goes into large operations now for the
purpose Of making money. l think he
works TO keep from ssaguating. Though
not politician, he Yields a very powerful
influence upon politics, especially upon local
affairs.
Most persons have an idea that he Is an
Old man. No such thing; he is only fifty ons
years old, and possesses one Of tSose vigor.
Gus constitutions that will last him forty.
nine years longer.
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DENTISTRY.
ONCE and Restdtne<, NO. 1, Pafmsr's Block
Second SfOru

&s DR.. F. I. WOODBURY.. rs LOCATED IN
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he is pre-
alrTT1pared 10 perform all operations apper-
tanning to his profession. in the most
approved and modern mauuer, Having had eight years
suVcessfhi practice in Yellow Springs, Ohio, aud
worcester Mass will guarante satt'action in all
T. W has Dr.. DENIS liquid for producing local
ah@N'heS!a which by apiying the tnoth and gums,
very Wu,h higates and IN seine destoys all pain
ing INC operation of extracting teeth Come all
"ho rear that haqqdra dend the fo0ttdcAe. and who
prefer hcshh beauty and sweet breath to misery,
GI"thtF ana hith aud have teeth cIeansed am!
met |" save those useful organs that cannot well
do without and that il much to replace; Tor
taken In time and properly flied they can be perma-
nently saved. =
hEfERENcES-Dr. Sullivan, Dr.. P. J. Mcmahon, Or
Grimes and A. V. Larimer ESQ Council Bluffs; " s.
Graft Esq, J. ". Coolidge, Glenwood [v2nls
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

y There is something amusing in the
following despatch from Charleston to Bal
timore Exchange: 'fs' ..
"Brown's speech created the greatest cx:
citement. The guard has been increased.
Three men selling patent medicine have
been ordered out Of town. The people are
armlng everywhere, and ready for any
emergency" 80
The good people Of Charlestown arc right
There is more danger in three. qnack doc
tors than in { whole armory Of abolition.
Fr--i!.7.s Ie1r. s "
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

c. Passing along the street few days
ago we cbsers cd in the window of q PARTIAL
" vacated house the following notice -
1.-THE upper part Of this house to let, con-
tanning three rooms, cellar, kitchen and
te.k ~s-6" ss4-s~rz-.a s... ~ ---
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
II. C. MUTT. F. A. TRIrLE. J. S. ANDREW
The Merchants Exchange Bank
OF
H. c.. MUTT & CO.,
Council R{nfS. Ln1rn.

NJoNFYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
wi demand or at specified date with OF without in
terest as per agreement With deposItors
Transferable Certificates OF Deposits issued when de-
sired
We draw direct on New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit aud Chicago and have also perfect
nlent by which issue Drafts and Letters Of Credit
the principal Bankers in one Hundred and FiftySeven
Cities pf Europe.
Collections made in western Iowa and Eastern Ne
hraska free OF charge and RENTED current rates Of
Exchange.
We receive orders 10 Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa OF Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists, and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES:
lie HURAY & Co. n Y City GREEN, THOMAS & Co..
DREXEL * Co, Pmla., Pa. CooLBAUGH BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, Montr, ! Burlington, Iowa
Vermont WARREN Co. BANK, Ills.
HARVEY kISG Esq. Boston DAVID R. PRESTON Co
L. u. BERRY q Go. Adrian Detroit, Michigan
Michigan. [p20u.
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JULIUS SiNGER'S
\ /. w S III AAING SA1AON

IN BROADWAY, where the finishing touches 10
" cleanliness and genteel appearance are bestowed
without stint or srudgins The public are politely in
Ve1 to call at his rooms where should he be so lucky
as TO shave them, the keen e.-e cf chsrrin will he
Ie1oVe1 by thc consolation that IS done sleek easy
and without hurting the feeling
.IEoom Oh Cpper BToatway, NJ 20, neat door 10
ir'' Se.F ~ tSs7- NJ. J
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
GEORGE. DHgGsiTIS


TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE
t,cI Cr ~ The mercantile business hogs leave
nr MS scr,rnS Me-, haNts and Business Men pf all
rlose> a General Collecting AGENT. lie proposes tn
his attention this business; and his long
rc>!erce and extcr~vr acquaintance The West WILL
10 trusts, enable him give entire satisfaction to Al!
who may employ him
Notes. Accounts and Cainls Of all kinds may he for
varied to the uiler, -I!cI. by mail. oGCrwIsc for
Presentation Liquidation Collection Prompt a:tcn-
itn will be gwen and the avails immediately remit
ted when it may become necessary ~ place Claims in
suit the best probes 81 nal services will he and
he legal p eedugs urged forward rapidly puSs
bic Doubtful claims Will be settled and secured on
the best atanable and the title t" Real Estate,
when taken either as payment security carefully
restICated.
The under WILL also Pay Taxes in all parts of
Western lava and NehraSka; and Will also Sell Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters Of InluLry VIII be prnmptly attended to.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
Millinery & Dress Making.

AIRS. DAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
INl CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr..
Parks Lumber Yard, continues to Ciean, Press Alter
c.d Mcts fcs1ets e ssis.stt fashion, 81 the shorte
sre'!~s 4 Ioet 1o-y2rre Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03

n p. CONANT. recently from Boston,
" Mass, has REMOVED into his new building,
next DOR the Post ONCE Upper Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA,
where he is prepared to repair watches, Clocks and
Jewery in the MOST THOROUGH MANNER, and On
short notice. New Glasses fitted to Spectac!es.
All Work Warranted
And CHARGES reasonable Having been engaged in the
above business for Twenty Years feel confident Of
Giving Satisfaction to all
who may favor me With their patronage.
Aug. 27. lS-6ml n. r. CoNANF.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
L.. NJ. DOUGLAS,

CARPEE'TER AND JOINER.
HAS LATELY OPENED SHOP on LOWER
Broadway, back uf the U;d ~.
Land Once. where he IS pre- -ECNA
pared TO execute, with prvruptnesS --5
a.! orders left with him. He e~.2aAAsa1SssAs-sS
will furnish II desired, upon short notice plans and
specifications for hnilfngS
= COPFINS made to order. on short notice. &.
Council BlGtfs November 81, 1857. n3o-n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
Old Ossawatamie on his cot

olu ossd"dtdHllt ptl uis toL
Hears Indictment, plea and proof
Giving never a grUan at his lot,
Nor a sigh FOR Justice. standing alOof,
With stahs before and stabs behind.
With Jaded body aud shattered mind.
He calmly breasts the courtroom fury,
Calmly hears the voice Of his jury;
Thinking, As he turns his back,
OF ages dark, thumbscrcw and rack.
Far away ynnr cotton sDarlerS,
From their Fifth Avenue Hotel par,1rs,
Open their leiscvs and shut their Bibles,
To preach over Brown their party HOels.
Let him suffer aud let him preach,
PHYS arm hd'h longer reach
Into the futures misty shade
Than h.nsman rope or heatsman blade;
And time Will Shew that party barter,
In purchasing Brown, had bought a Tartar,
And selling his crime. retained l Martyr.
New York October 81.
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GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES
COUNCIL BI.TFFs-0f1cer Pusey, Bankers: Bald
win * Dodge, do; Casady Test do; Ii. g. Mutt Il
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, MO.-Doan. King & Co; Squire Reed,
ShapcIgh, Day 4 Co, s. c. Davis & Co., Howard &
HinChmdn.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.-Tnotles K Fareigh, Jos. c. Hull,
Pres't ST. 10 Ins Co: X. l.. Mcdonald. J. J. Curd,
%ave McCord X Co, J. B. Jennings 4 Co, A. Beattie
* Co Iv2n19l tBuge please copy.
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House { arpentcr and Builder.
cot NCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
4 RE PREPARED To MAZE CONTRACTS FOR THE
erection Of Buildings tho most reasonable terms
Plans Elevations and Specifications drawn with
raCy. JuhHlmg of all kdH! p.onpt'y attended to.
COFFINS constantly on hand, and nistC to order,
of any desired style and GUi>l Special attention CIV
en- 10 takIng charge at Funerals
IL Shop the Corner Of Ieu>"n and Centre Ina2
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- Why is anything reconsidered ac-
ounted profitable Because it is COD.
i1erel O gain.
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And DcnIcrs in Land Warrants and Exchange.
COTNCIf. BfJFFS. iowa.
yJ-III ATTEND TO SELECTION AND 10
w CATION uI i.u'is Wcrteh Iowa and Nehra Ia;
the l:a ~ ave- n i'r'>f Il l-res!tth'S an ''D
collection a;ll rriHlttaurc uf C'Ljn,.
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Many cool heads have their surmises,
That If the armies of Franklin Pierce
Had never conQ uored the compromises,
No such conflict, bold and fierce,
As happened between the twenty wretches
(For whom are thirstlng twenty Jack Ketches,
With galiows, black cap, drop and plnion)
And the armies of the Old Dominion,
Would ever confOundcd the law and order
So chaste, beside the Maryland border.
That if your Hunters and your WIses
Had not have stabbed those compromises,
No dream Of Kansas fame and smoke
Had on Browns crazy vision broke;
No signs Of parties sem! sectional;
No fears Of riots in,urrectIDnal
Would ever irreprcssih!y rise on
The country's broad and bright horizon;
But now the curse the South had loosed
Returns to take its homestead roost.
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