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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

7 would respectfully inform my friends and tho
Il public generally, that | keep constantly on
hand, at my new store on Market street, nearly
opposite tn Jail, oge Of the largest and best as.
sortments of Drugs Medicine, Stationary, To.
bacco and Cigars, Fancy Goods, &C., to be found
in the country
1t embraces in the drug line, general stock Of
drugs of tho freshest and best quality; Aso the
popular patent medicines Of tho day, such as,
Lindsay's Blood Searcher, Louden Geo
Expectorant, Sanative Pills, Pile Rem
edy, and Elser Italian Balm, ayers
Cherry Pectoral &c. Wrights pills,
coleman's Lotion corbins Pills,
Robins Expeotorant, Flick
ards cattle Powders, &c.
In the sta tionary limo can be found an excel
lent assortment Of Writing, Note and Letter pa.
per, snch a
Sitper Lake Note, Puson's Congress
Legal Cap, for the use Of justices,
Laryers DC, Valley Forge NILE,
dc. Also a fine article Of Port
Foiios, especially adapted 10
the use Of LADIES' Pen Racks
lucilage Steel pens, Lead
Pencils, Blank Deeds,
In short ovCything kept in general Station
AIRY store.
Ny stock of
Tobacco and Ci-
gars is the choicest
ever brougb to the place.
having been selected by ono
who us, and appreciates the weed.
The Tobacco consists Of Natural leaf
Caycndish, Fig, Ladies' twist, Rough and
Ready DC. OF cigars, tho varieties are chooo,
such as the Don Quixote, Ell Sols, Mary
LiIzie's, Henry Clay's, Skies, and half
Spanish, ~, Rappe and Scotch
snuffs, Smoking Tobacco fancy
and common pipes and
stems, tSc. The lancy
goods comprise
such articlesas
Ribbons, Hosiery, Combs Spoctacles, Pcrfum-
ory, Fancy Hair Oils, Soaps large lot of gon-
uine Bears Oil Tooth Brushes Port Monnaies
and an endless variety of articles Of that nature
In connection with my other stock, have es.
tnblished News Office COR the sale Of Weekly
Literary papers and ronthly Periodicals. l will |
receive every week, Harpers Weekly, Frank Les.
lie, American Union, N. Y. Picnyune, Flag of
our Unien, Bnllou's Pictorial, Gleason's Line Of
battle Ship DC. Among the monthlies may
be found, Iarpcr's Cooley, Graham, Yankee No /
tions, Franh Leslie, ballou, etc. l will sell low
for cash.
GsR- Remember tho place on market street
nearly opposite the jail.
GEORGE W. RHEBM, DRUGarsr
Clearfeld may 25th, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
Pumps [! Pumps = Pumps -!

VNHE undersigned woud respectfully u.
Il nounoo to tho citizens ef Cloariell county,
that he has commenced the above business in
CUR VEINS VILE.
where he intends to keep on hand the best artlsls
of pump kind. They are not made out Of iron.
copper 1ink, or galvanized chain, but of the very
best Of YELLOW PINE. For the estimation iu
which they are held by others, SEQ tho following
The only reliable pump now in use,
. DR.. A. NJ. Hills, CloarRsld.
The only pump wor th having,
q. b. Goodlander Luthersburg.
Inc least liable to got out of order of any pump
IN IN use, Lever illegal, Luthsrsburg
Works excellent in forty foot well,
Jas. Caldwell, Pike tp
A good and reliable pump
,r Thos. Rafarty, Penn tp.
All orders addressed to the subscriber at Cur
wensvlle, will so promptly attended to-.
J. W. POTTER.
CurwenIville, June l, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
IN nership heretofore existing between james
Mullen and John Mulson, in the merchantle and
numbering business at Musonsburg, in Coyng-
ton township, clcnrheld county, bas been die
solv Cd
June q, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Re-. A,eruisr Clark, EGor qfhs ScAoO
Visitor," says:
1--WE have had ample opportunities du-
ring the last few weeks, of witnessing
the practical workings of the Iron City
College.-Having oeen in almost daily in
tercourse with the Teachers and Students
in the study room, and at the different
recitatons. We have only to say that
thoroughness, and intense interest, char.
acterize every performance. Students
are arriving daily, and the number now
in attendance is larger by far, than any
similar Commercial College East or West.
Mr.. Jenkins the Principal, is a gentleman
of the strictest integrity, and the entire
faculty is composed ofcompetent and faith
ful instructors. Every inducement ana
nounced in the widely difiused advertise
ments of this institution, is promptly car
ried out, in the course Of study and disci-
pline, by which this college has won its
present reputation"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
NEW SPRING AAD SUMMER GOOD.

NEW SPRlNG AiD SUMMER GOODS
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Market 81. GcarfcM.
HAVING RECEIVED, a large and we'll selected
assortment Of Domestic, Staple, and Fancy Dry
Goods O. almost every description, tho public in
general ure invited to give me u call. Among
the Fancy Goods may be found, such as
DUCALs, PERSIAN CLOTH
BALZARlNE, BE.E1GE
TANFOR LUSTRE, BEILLIANTs,
CHALLlES, SATIN Jean
GlNGHAMs, DAREGE,
observation-disclosures.
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES
of Drees Goods also an extensive selection Of
the latest and neatest styles, aud best quality of
plain aud fancy
Cassimerss, Cloths, sattinet. Satin
ing Tweed, Velvets, &c.
Ny stock also embraces
an extensive assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware, Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints aud Glass, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
and Caps, BonnSts, Ready Made Clothings.
Stationary, Confectionery, Carpets, Tobacco, dc.
Together with u great variety Of Notions,
and other necessary articles. Persons
in want of any thing in the above
line, are requested to examine
the stock Of the subscriber
before making their
purchases, as they may be enabled tC buv To hat.
ter advantage at the "Cheap Cash Store"
than at any other place in the county. Produce
of evory description taken in exchange for goosd.
WIN. /. IRWIN.
April 27, ls59.-no. l6, ro! iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

suddenly on Tho 10Th inst. at Tho rcs.
uen3e Of her son in.low. Mr. Henry WI.
son ~ Oneida township Huntingdon con [.
T MRS ltebecca, wife of Geo. McCrpm
H'qo OF Bauee township, In said connty
aged OS years months and 3 doys.
enc leaves husbnod and six children. bo.
sides large circle Of relations and friends
TO mourn her loss, She bore her sickness
wi'h faith in God, and "her last end was
peace"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

RarC Childhood and genius have the
organ in common.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
MARRIED.

IN fenn tp., on Thursday The 10th inst.
y oy " b. Goodlander Esq, Mr.. John W.
c'eaVcr' = of Brady Tp., to Miss Rachael j.
Carson.
Vn the 10Th by the same, Mr.. William
Brady ,p,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Dea,. Cork screws have sunk more people
than cork jackets will ever save.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Ray-A pretender to the crown--A la.
dy's bonnet;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

pGA.Integrity, however rough is better
than smooth dissimdlation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
FIRST WEEK.

i FIRST WEEK
On Monday afternoon, June 20th, 1859
court called, Judges Bonsal and Moore on
the bench, Hon. james Burnside not hav.
ing arrived. Jury called, and return Of
constables taken.
On Tuesday morning court opened with
full bench and the business Of the week
entered upon,
In The Quarter Sessions.
Comh rs. Joseph Potter. - Indictment
adultery-noHe prosegm entered ON leave
OF court, Two other nolic proseguds were
entered upon indictments against same
defendant, arising out of same offence.
Same rs, JOHN 7y'er and Elijah Burns,
Supervisors Of Huston tooaship District At.
itornoy permitted tc rule nol. pros. upon
payment Of costs by defendants.
Same rs. Dara L2gan.-- Indictment
larceny-yerdct not guilty. r. J. Wallace
& Swoope, for Com'th., W. A. Wallace for
deft.
! Same rs Andrer0 s.-Indictment-
burglary and larceny. Deft. pleads guilty
and is sentenced to a fine of SIS. costs of
prosecution, restoration of the stolen goods
and term Of four years solitary eonfneo
ment in the Pcnitentiary.
/ Same rs d. Mchach.-Indictmen as
sault. Veryict guilty, and sentenced to
pay fine OF SO and costs, and As hours
in the county Jail.
Same rs. B. TanGyke.-Indictment NAL
mischiet-deft. pleads guilty and senlen-
ced to fine of $40 and costs and three
months in the county Jail
In tie Common Pleas
Isaac Thompson rs. Joln IT. Chase Eject
ment-ycrdict for delt. Grams for Prf,
Wallace for deft.
q. c. Passmors rs Pm. Bloom. Eject
ment-vcrdict for tho prF., for the pre-
misses TO be released upon the payment of
Sl92,45. Wallace for plff., McEnally and
Larrimer for doft.
John Taggart rs. Nichacls, UorreH and
7oscr.-Case upon promises--yerdict for
.pl'f. for S233,5O. Wallace for pl'f., Grams
for deft.
Spauiamg d Fulton rs. Armstrong and
GamJie.-Case upon promises-yerdict for
plff. for Sl23,jO Wallace for pl'tf., Grams
for dcft
s. d. d. ,&o6, Us. Legis Jan,ison.-Re,
plevin-Jury failing to agroe, were dis,
charged, and the cause continued. Wal
lace & Cuttle for pl'f, McEnally for dert.
Jacob Hoover rs. M y French.-Tres pass
verdict for prff., Cor sIl. Swoopc for
ppf., Wallace for deIt
James ". Leonard rs. George Ardry-.
for deft. Grams for plf.,
Svoope for deft.
sECoSD WEEK.
Burnside to,onship rs Crawford Galla6er.-
Case upon promises-verdict for pl'T., for
S27S,92. Wallace for ppf., McEnally for
deft.
John Bloom rs. A5raham Bioom.-Appeal
referred TO David Johnston, VIM. lr, .
win, and VIM Mcbride, and Jury discharg-
ed. Grams for pi'ff, Wallace for deft.
Jas. W. Leonard rs. Jacob Nauk d, ioJert
Leonard.--Appeal-verdict for deft. Grams
for plff., Swoope for deft
Jas. Mulberry Us. Il. @. GiJJon.--.Sci. ia.
im mec. Lien-verdict for plf, for S92,-
l3. Wallace for plf, McEnllly for dcft.
c. d. Lu= Us. p. ". BaTeH.-Case upon
oromises--verdict for pPff., for 500. Wal
ace for pl'fi.. Swoope & Larrimer & Test.
or deft
Jacob arnold Is. Lsaae Thompson, ct. al
Ejectment verdict for ppf., Wallace for
olf., Grams and Cutie for deft.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Al ,oantiag 10 emigrate 70 mild climate,
good soil, and fine mark-, sea advertisement qf
Hamwsrton Lard,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

To al p4raag Fwr', scs advertisement .
Ha~~,st,n L1rd,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

no. A great institution-one line articles
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

To dDvaning Farms, sec aAotscmrrt ,f
Rgnrot,or LavIs,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

elcarfeld, May 4, D.--am. no. 10, vol. iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Rep~Groceries, Paints, Glass, Nails, &c.
by the quantity, will be sold at u small
advance on cost and carriage.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

Ths tso individuals, who were eonkn-
al il shs Oounsy Jail for Ooanlara1sing,
thinkiBg Ehs seeOmm odationa rather In
fsrior, mads their escape oa iass Wed
Rssday morning, by knocking the nspu-
~ Sheriff down, while attempting to re-
move tAs ahsekIes from thsis ankles. AZ
ter knocking the Deputy down, they
brSks lika aquArseF nagsaa foe the brasA,
which is quits thick just in the rear Of
tbs jaiis whore ssazsh wss jmm ediatsly
Instituted, bus proved useless. 10 she
evening" they started southEsrd, when
both Of them were Ee-saptursd. The
ones daring and bold m&n--shrsw g
club and struck his attendant, aad 3 sss-
oud time made good his escape, altho'
several shoas we're tired Ut kim. We
learn that be Was again ressptarsa on
Saturday last, and sAsy bob are nee in
Jail. fhey are dangerous men, and
should b securely iroasd and carefully
dealt wikh~E E. &
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22
Real Estate TraRsRcsisRae
in PsttGss4tsssRls 0e. jeg Dc 0RywaHt Wasl


Reported Expressly Cor sns Bagls Sy ssvess AaeF
Investigators Of rides and RsosFas.
Mary Brown to Jamss oalIanaa; Lots
3 T. J, l. ;. D 4, L 3, . T, PsrTy's Cad
Addition--s40o.
Daniel 3 Easlsy to MarshaH TasIsy; a
portion OF B 8, Mil Addltioa-Sl.
Edward Hayes 10 lanes CALLAHAN JV;
L 7, B B. PeEFyss 2ad AaditioS-Sl00.
Gordon Hayes to SaRa; L 8, BB,L2,
B D, Psrry'E 2ud Additionvsslse.
Chas Taylor to A 3 Falk; Undivided i
Lots 9 I 8 9 aud 10, B IL, Erimea' Add
tion--Si 800. r 1919
J W Baker to James Trsynorl L No So,
Original TO~m-S45D. Sd. E
John s Andrews to Amella Blsomsr;
Lots 8 7, B II, L Is, Lots 10 40. Bill How-
ard Additioq-S50o. 80 -ts ~
Miltoa Rogers 10 Paul C De Vel; L0ts 1
5, 5, Hagg's Extspsi0R--s400, - y
Joha Il sherman, Co. Judge, 70 Frank
Streets b Of p q and = , oE see Sec 90,
iowa u, Range $500. t "
w 4 EngiIsh to Martin d Hardin: a
Of q Sec 10, Town ~, Range a.
Elijah W Lipseoah 10 Samss Undivided
10 Sc 9 ofns 4 Sec IS, Town "a, Range
44-$15, ~ ..s..sl.s-.- as- =
jonathan Woifs "a John Hsinly, . Ga
See 49, Town -, Range 4l--sl000. -f
8 II Craig 10 John a Kleia, W b Of "
q Sec s. Towa H. Rsags 43~~s2 300.
Martin d Hardin 10 W W Pstmanss b OF
&c @ and 9 VI . Sec 10, sea ofneQ
Sec f6s Town u, Range 44-4Sl $50.
Wv wltinghana TO Rilsabsth WIisoa,
sec offs v q Sec 80, ToHu 70, Range 4s--
ClAxp Rennsg q gossph EvsEiyEg ca ef
. 9 Sec s5s Town Us Ramgs s-s6S.
D TmERsE to Herman Va slst y b Of 9
9 Z aad = e. va sse 81, " Of E q
Soc g. All that poxkiaa Of 9 . a as q
Sec % az sta q See 80, which liss
West ct this 2iadls Of tbs maia ehannsl of
Mesquite Crack ia Tewnuhip "a. Range
43--$2 500. as g & ss u sE =
JEE wHlEAass 10 zsrsnBa Jaeksoa. III
D 7, eautaaan's 2ad .Addisioa--siU0.
Zsgembs Jasksoa 10 ii phlnusy; LIZ
!, ssaaasaan's 2a II Adiltioa-sl25.
A phianey se 0haa Rax T. 1, D Z State
mans 2a6 Aaldisioa-s& A90s W IS
John q hGsIat0aii1 10 Eoasss e EasasssgE.
. aeR 20 saa = b sfsw 4 See 10, Town
~, Rangs 2s~%s f REr
john H Ehsrman, Co. 1aags, 10 MlIton
RogsrsI II i Sec %, Towa rs Range 49,
sams ta J0ha 3 LsSls, d a "a sec sse
~ 2pd wq 81, W 4 ass u, TowR 7A,
RaAgs 83--$ 20. =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22


HoIBowAY's PmLs- Condai0n eli tbs
bIood,~.As ths bleed, aud tlEs blood a.
lone, sussains and renovstes every part
Of the living sysssm, ID is manifest that
no medicine which does net reach the
eirmlzsisn can sxtsRniuats disease
Professor Holloway claims that his Pills
operate directly, powerfully, apd bsne-
feiAl.y upon the whels mass Of the blood,
Ysnoas and artsrial, nor can we ques-
lion the fact when We see dyspepsia cur
eds Liver aomplaipt arrested, shs cypress
ssd lungs broaghs into healthy play, and
svsfy physisAi function renewed and
strengthened By their agency. That
ihaar Requesting and Purifying effect
tends to promote long life, 81 veil as 10
sxpeI disease, there cannot be 8 reason.
able doubt Tbs family taAt has them
not lacks "matsrial glaTsnassa Of
heaith and life. -''s' 80 ~'s Z 81 i0T
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22
RAYRE News.

The Missouri River a. this point is
nov higher than il has been before this
season. This is undoubtedly ths June
rise 50 much talked Of and feared by
towns situated on i6w bottom lands, Ad-
iAasns to she s'AAad Aissouxi.D
Some ten boats hare arrived q our
Lsvse, bus We are Without any report,
aad cannot give a list or foe whom they
brought goods,
FFeights and passage ara very low
Freights Is cite. per hundred passage
$1,000. .-E ----
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

RsKKkr KkyExw 81 TaK CovScrE ALugss
80 mxRggTs
Fhs weasaar kss hesa pssaaaas ana .,zg 4arsme tAs
s&as wseks 40 taEaaess sasss 6s4ss. mnAeraass
ass ksari lsa4 lAs ess 1aass ensrx .saarass. saua
srss tn tEpa 81 NAeus an hoana sur usAa asa
csiifsshlas Goa Ia nj Assa - ana a. laa1 msss
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sAaS@ssasss ssEAMnas ase aRsagsns aa1 azsastsna
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sSsels -. Nassss eoaaaFy ssans, 9s,ysi vita i
gnsE susyw ID nsAszea.
suex -waaA4 FEoUn Mss d.aAsasa afsy ssass
ef hs'srsA ss sSv sssis . ii y win tasa $50.
Ply h asa9Ss4
wHEaT rsaalqs araa i ~ fqrussr saststis..s,
sad kBs 4EEls samaRg IA,
0SEs Asv@ s8F8ae@as Ne nswa zsts ! pxszas aFslsiA
u ase pas nazhea
COAX seassals ara sna i seunsasssns ia assss
ssaapasAs = SAsnzszsnss sAeEs balax nSw sssm AZ
VI sesgpsalx-ege thsssa@a hssAass Ia sAsesss BE
snoaa prime aEsassa Il 49, smS ms&lnSxy u ~ as
basE.sst-aash
PEsxAgoa8 ara ssesa ana Ia sanand, 20 uaesa
shem fsaa " aes& - p@aeas sszaa@x - auallty.
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aa1csEAs gaAssIs II ~ i ~ saraasr sas.s-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22
M o r FATS
Vegetable Life MediCimes.

Vegetable Life AAediCimes.
4 mild yet sfFsetuaI medicine, composed
Of the best material known TO medical ed
sHes, for the elensing Of AIS alimsntagy
canal and relieving the spriags and aye-
nues Of life Of all morbid distractions and
impurities, must be puddle blsamgag and .
domestic AMI indlviaaal pEoteetgen and
safeguard "a proportion "a ID becomes
known. Saeh madeleine the families ok
the United States havs long had Ia Nor
FAIRS LIFE PELza AEn RaaSNIx RTrTxAs,
and the good thsy have agne Il insstimabla
They have Won, thair high fame and Rrmly
established charateT bytheir virtues alone
withaak the asaaI arts Of nokoristy or i'm
prnaent experimaAb on the faith Of tn cred
uIons.
In all guasraI deraagamsata OF ahs digas-
tive and alimeAtaFy fanssiaas, a. wan as
In vast variety OF acute and ehrOnie die
eases, their effects ara PEamps end cess
plete Rato axeita astoRsahma
Ia Thaunaakism, settled paia In the Of
gans and hmhs, cossivensss, piles, uyeF
complaints jaundiea, nervous aad bllIiosS
attacks, headaches. fever aad aKsas eRun~
TIVE aims&Aas, nd &spsst % xAs Eembasx-
ion, indigestion and nataiency ehohsa, AZ.
fscticns q the bladder and hdn&Ya. 1rnn-
~, asthama and bronehftis, rhaamaEae
eoids and sore threats, and Indeed u al
aa@ss ssery sonesixsAls kind ct ilishaalEh
they are invaluable, and win aasxd certain
Asd most gsnegaliy peTmaMank FuAAak. Thag
require neither confinement nor change o.
diSs-thex. neither prostxate the strength
80 give paiA~ rs more Delegated and
sHeetuai nsdieine Cannot be pFoeared eth
eT for individuals Or families.
Tae p9sprisk0x has resolved Ton mAmy
PEARS and Is continually receiving The meat
Rswvsat aaa Eraa&fml naEk@nnA aasof sssa
xaina. Prepared and ~soId ~ On. W q.
M0FEAT, $50 Broadway and also By tAs
agents.
h., NJ gEE9AMAN . Co. A@sRksv
- 80 Z EouagEi Rla&A Eka.
AH&us& Is 1855 "a, 3 g. 49, ~ a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

-s0ar aisyis 70 bsfsvOFed On Saturday,
.Juns 2stA, By two perfornaneas ii Da-
VIA ! CFOabiss Gre&i Fransh xaa AmsE~
ieau Oissus. Those who delight in see.
ing this kiud Of perfoEnaass saabs SAT-
isAsd On the shore day. osno, boys,
nov il ths time for Jon to invest 'sswo
bits, " foE a chance ia see the Esphans
wishaut Rnina 10 the Peak Ee.3 :
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22
Tha No. Hanka.

JOHS DOHAET, Esq, of the City Law
cry Stable ts running q splendid line Of
Hacks to aad from the Boats sor tbs ac-
sommOdAsion Of passengers. Those who
want 70 80 10 the river in the shortest pos
able tims, and in comfortable and safe
OoBzsyanss, viii dad Dohany's HAeks
all that il recommended. johns &C.
OOmmOdssiena ara unsurpassed in sais
a@tkw ..E sfE--@e &.~f@
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

8S&@s 3@@ m @&@AA o. 80 AS
FAs professional osfd Of she aboTs
6rm appears ID our paper to-day. DR..
McMAKoK Is xsli aaa faEorsbiy knewR
in this city, sEsn By the "Oldsst iahabi-
tauas = and needs 40 recommendation ~
our hands; Dr.. FAxExR, formerly d Des
Moinss, in this State, aaass anaag .,
a. an old and skilfuiI practitioner.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22


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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

Avery laEga Humhez Of enigrants are
stilI daily passing through oar streets,
bound for Pixies Peak, California, Ore
goa sad Utah. Tha Peak exsitsAasns Ia
HgAin becoming revived, and quite :
numbsr Of eur eisiHsas are preparing b
start, caused by the lass exciting nsws
from the mines. ...
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-22

& n g, E1sN
r. "A IL r. A DSl
ne ontv through renss % Chieago frsw
Dsa Mninea, coane1 Blulga and 50 uaiaka
In WsBt8gr and Central IoWas 49,
Two Passenger TxaIhe Ieass Iowa City
and KasaiAgtsa. Daily Slsnday sxespted,
! '''s FROM rowA dry IS =.
Man, s.s0 d ns sFfirs al Ghleago 8. 10 D. -
Exp y 10 p, lnsAgrIvs Il ChisaRo4 A9 4. IN
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NAL . ~ y M asEiss at csAieago .. - D. m
Exp, ESQ p. M arrive ct Chicago ss4aa. N
- The acening kEala sxnHa Tawa CITY
and Warrington Is the enly train leaving
Iowa City Ia the mosnlnS that makes 4
seansetson with the Thro' Express Train
Of Michigan SoathaFn e. r. sans svsnink.
Passengers 81 any ether roats are oblig-
cd to seMain Ia Chicago until the Asxt NOR
Hing; psssssgsrs ses aPesIaliy requested
10 NOTE rae FACT fhat this Il Ia
Oals zAgsssA Rsats frs@ AssOa Gig % cai-
esSo. The decided adVaHAAgs Il @zssaasss
By the connection Of the I've H9aAA nj
tbs mississippi River, give It prsEsFem1a
over I'D skhAE Foutes. All tRainn run thro
TO Chicago without change Of ears, eros
8An6 tAS nzASSts&aPP& 6iVST - n. Bftdg&
besween Davenport and Rock Aaiand, thas
aispsnstRg with ne Ioss Of timss the au-
noyancs Aad liaAaity "a lass u HaxRags,
Incidental to ether lines.
Connections are made at La Sale, with
E9sins AZ the fliinois Central Railroad, for
Dunisfth, Gsisna, Cairo, 81. LsSuia aaa In
tsrmsdlats points.
Al Ihieakns withe kxaIns.s ST the A6ishsn
Tn Saathsfa, AEieAiE2m CssEfaI ana FofE
sVaysa q 0AiaAka Rallzaads y. 3. = -
- Through Tickets can be procured
at Washington and Tewa City, to RaiEslo,
Albany n r., boston, Pittsburgh, 'phale
s&elphia, BAisSmoFe, and all the priaefpef
points In the United States and Csnadas.
SHIPPERS o.. LIVE STOCK.
WI lad this The most u aisa n AID az.
psdstfous rSute from iowa City e Chicago
and the Eastern market.
- Sleek TrslRS THH tAssEgA IN IaJk
Ssass, ssGaAssf FsFrsase b. eAazSs sf cara,
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen. Sun,
w. L, s.. Joazs Gee. Hskst Aessg. & 4
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