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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS..

WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. .ChaS M'Lare's Celebrated
Vermi1uge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also ben
administered with the most saN-
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANCEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING Brothers,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give tier
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Bss:
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, "a
P.s Dealers and Physicians ordering from " oasr,
than Fleming Bros, will do well TO write theH VI ~
distinctly. and take b,a Oh. 4Lanes frtfa,', 10
Fleming Bros. Titsbtrpa. III. To those wishing a,
them a trial. will forward per mail. post pad T
part of the United States, one box of Pills ~ -. tr
threecent postage stamps, vial of NerDa,
fourteen threccent stamps. All orders from Caaa"
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
+. GEESA MAN \ CO.,
1T Council Bluffs, sole agents 'o' as
Iot.a and Nebraska.
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Pottawattamie County La.1
FOR SALE BIZ
HORACE EVERETT
Council Bluffs, IOw,

g wqrsE qr 20, 70, $40 acres. apa,o,,..
D. Springer's farm, miles Nortbof town 1r
Sc or Sc qr2. 49, 40 acres, on Mosau,,o.
-bottoin land failes above Judge Brysnys ..s rsa
M Eqr6, n, ll--so acres X timber ~ IN
toe creek, mile south Of Mr. - farm ~~sdr
NEgr 3, II, 40-1s0 acres, Silver creek bo,,o,, =.
terbury's, in Shelby county. wa
SHNWq NEqrNw or; sKsw znx~
s W Or 2, IS, 1910 acres, SisLnabotany rsIi. ~
tom land; the Stage route east | rniIs oss.
Grove, Joining A sloeuDfs and Judge Jane. -. sS
the south, and Mr. Pies and Fesher's on tbe a
There is NO better body Of land in Western
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous aA
near. sns
Also, swan W ar; and n ersw
timber. 'a sns
Shsw ar 10, and z qrsEqrs y. ss.-,.o
Nishnabotany bottom land, miles north xewtaa
near Cutzinger's MilI about 10 acres ,nse, =. ana
tract; mile north Of the new Stats road ~ As
n ar and W or Z, 49, $3.50 acres bo,,o
On the Nishnabottany River, miles below Na and
and the same distance above lola and sdia,sa,sa
Pierce's farm. v.
Nwarsw qrsa; VASE Or; and NErsv..
"a Or 90; n EqrEa SWqr sgorrT1i
and W ar Eqr2 %, II, Zoo acres On Yue,nahI
about miles above Reels mill, and Is mile, na,.s
Council Bluffs "''A Of
y OF E4 10; M and S W CINE r,s7.
acres, Missouri River bottom land, miles from r.s
Gil Eluds. 'i 'saa
! EH5,wH NV or, and 3Nwsrywn
1880 acres. bottom, slope and upland nlsIr,a ~
Pigeon, - miles Of Council Bluffs sbopt s Hass
Of timber. This very nne tract for large ,.rn a
| ON W Or S W or; and \ ar as sns -,
or a. IS, 4I-2oo acres, bottom land, / mil, .ss ~
| Council Binns ' hSe
EhsWqr; W. ar, and swqrxEorSzr
200 acres, bottom land on Little Silver miles ~
Of l.. J. Cbids. az
Ell SEar IS; y or and VIZ sEar8 -sa-
az yes, bottom land on Silver Creek mile. eas1
CHI Ids: L. :.
e. sw or; and W. sr II, 7s, sl-lsoae,s. o.,
yer or, elk bottom land, mile south Of sriss. a. s.
'' sshrs rs5 7s ss-4o acres, mile mort, d.
Places'a,7d Cfenner's farms. :" O.
SINE or %; and sw sr kWg2s,T a-l2c,er..
prairie, sou,h 'ide Le~in's Grove, one mile gE New.
town.
NEqrnt sEq,iSs. Swpa.svv
II $3.50 acres On Si'bnaeossan5, at Lewlns Grove:
100 acres Of timber d!ance lotion pralrIe aud upland
adjoining Mr. TTue'! 3, Il. 'Mr wright's farms ~''
whsw r;NEg.-s Wqr; and sEqrHwpB.
IS 4-la6 SO acres u :. c.eek' \ A'!s o. sni
mill and \ mile above tnturns farm, and r. mile,
from Council Blsfs. Ais, a Hns!e rscI Of
CIV ,rJInr-C. >-IE ACRES,
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millinery e. Dress Making.

a IRIS DAvY HAVING REMOVED FROM BAN
NJ CROFT 10 Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr..
PARKS Lumber Yard, continues 10 Clean Press, Alter
and Make BonHss o: the latest fashion, at the shorte
notice toI'' ioo'-h-'
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The Only Full Course McrCan-
tile COLLEGE in Iowa..

II Is the design Of the rr"prieors Of these Colleges
to spare no labor or expense in milking the model
stitu;I IS. afvrilnE the most adequate facilities
young men quality Practically rc>pon-
slblc positions i'll life.
The course of instruction thorough and completes
" practical as that of similar Institution the
tnLvn. COmprs scientific and pElctlcal cXcrcl,es III
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS'

MUM "OONb NV
TIVE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND "a the c.r.
/ Gold Regions in western Neht'SAa a,s,cly enter
talnty that large population Will ~. ,hs Rocky
upon and settle along the Eastern sI'fe ,s,ry that
Mountains, renders important anu even SeIay ,oir
Press should he cstAblis shed there HIS even
fuence and organize the di'erslnea RI. rh.rae.
rapidly rushing to the scene Of enterphAe ,.,a math
ter this and important region VIZ arIy settle
upon the influence brought 10 bear upon W. from
mcnt; and influence is as powerlul =. i,v as siree
disorder and 10 organize with order and dignity, ccei
Press. II is the purpose Of the hiae' md issue
at once to the Mining Region WIN nIn, in CT
the first No. Of weekly Paper rom SOM -, a. April.
near the Mining Region, on or about VIZ 'TnrSTAN
The PAPER will he called THE ROCKY snsuc.ci
NEWS The Editorial department viii w rsouuisry
with entire independence of all partiIa VI ssat1nal
Con ldcratiuns; and while free from an u Wss,ern
influences, will be devoted Thoroughly 70 Wv pelable
interests and especially the CentraI ror,ant Vi.
correspondents Will be secured IN every arc as To
ming Region and information collected WIN rultcss
their extent and richness, and also their ~ nil
and Commercial Resources. Special M ,ryeys az
paid to ascertainiug the result OF reaoo to the
roads through the mountains ana paFiHa'"', word
Main Central Trunk Of a Pacific kaidoau. ~ cor
all that will he useful to tho stranger III ,ospecfs
rect estimate of the Mining Heson ana US 10 tsib
either for Mining. FarmipR, or IIa1!rs, wnIrSTAN
fully communicated in THE ROCKY AV'
NEWS. I'LL re- made
Al the same time private arrangements " WIZ 10.
until the Mail or Express is regularly estrs We
obtain the earliest Eastern News for the Mn 10 OBJ
hope by conducting the paper honestly ana s,,ss
tain for it wide circulation IN all tho Eas.e scrrect
as well at the Mines, and by carefully seeS
information render our statements perieetH ~ with
Wholesale dealears Agents; &c, Wishing " =. ,dyer-
the mining region will find it TO their ihtee ,hs trst
tise in THE MOUNTAIN NEWS as BENZ IL Miners.
newspaper established will be read by all tne one
TERMS.-Single copy. one year. %. '''f'
wear. 500 Strictly in advance.
Advertisements will be charged as follows; ,- 81
Square MONTHS $40. 6months, $40 IN
l Column months, $40. 6mcnths Sluo year 10
n Column months, $40. months, g. Al, lHsNysA
!. Column months. $50, mont Si0 l5e, al
Business cards, five Ines or w.
WM, " N arspis
Communications ma ,,,.s 10 Fort Ls'
until further roticc oe ut'sl
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TO RENT.

TINE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS 4 Co. as a
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply {"
S. 5. BAYLISS.
Council Bluffs. August IA. ls5s-v2n16u
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To Old COuntrymen!

I'VE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND, Ireland, Scotland, and all other uarts OF
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp Bremen and Havre
to New York II. C. NIT & "a
WING Broadway Council BLUES Iowa
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P. J. McMahon
WIN. II. Doren Esther N. Doreu
To Vim II Van Doren Esther N. Doren
You are hereby notified that there is now EN- hle IN
office of the Clerk of the DiSct Court Of PoawaaInie
County in the State of Iowa petition OF p MCMAHON
claiming You the of four hundred and otyseveh
dollars which he alleges to be due him on pr"nlssory
note ed by you on the 25h day of February 1885,
and that writ Of attachment has teen Issued IN SAID
cause and your property attached I" satisfy sdu tia
and that unless you appear and answer said petition on
before the morning OF the second day OF tue august
term Of the District Court of said County, 10 begin and
held in the City Council Bluffs on the first Monday
in August 1859 Judgment will be rendered against you
Thereon FRANK STREET,
Atty. for Plaintiff
The original notice in the above entitled cause having
been returned by the Sheriff of Pottawattaine county
" found and being satisfied that the piaihtlb mas
a cause action existing against the defendants,
therefore request the planting hereby order that
the foregoing be pub four weeks successive
y in the Council Bluffs NOnpdreu.
JOHN II. SHERMAN.
Nav OIL 1866 n4iv County Judge
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING !
can be done at this establishment
IT'S BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That the facilities in this establishment fer
Neat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are no, surpassed in the State
The materials all entirely new comprising all h
later and most approved styles Of Type Brder, Rules
&C. together with two P0rcr job Presses Of the best
patterns. 1t will ever BE The ambition and
of the subscribers that all work executed
this Establishment shall he distinguished by the ica-
lures necessary to constitute it nonpCrcil-name.y
correctness and neGtness Our personal supe-ntend
in Job Printing guarantees the faithful perform
ance Of everyiob. We invite patronage with the
ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
facilities will enaLie us to all orders enrustec
to me- in manner before attempted in this city
nor surpassed IN the State.
MAYNARD i PROVOST. |
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COLONY.

all being In body, in the forks Of tie eft Ma
nabOany River. This land lies IN section :ssdI,
n, 80 IN PuttawattaDIe county; and sect ohs IA
10 81, %, %, 81, % 90 81, 81 81 and 35 7 7s IN
ID Shelby county, mile north Of CutsinEer's mill ,s,,
Newtown.) miles south Of the location OF the " AN
Z; miles north Of the State Road &c Des Mona
and 35 miles from Council Bluffs About az !.
bottom and Il slope and upland, with surtcisncy q:
timber, weil-watercd, mulattO soil and all arabic viii
the exception Of 50 acres
This land is deserving the attention 0. those seekn,
settlement for Colony, and Will be only sold in =
O"oy' Terms easy. tv2-nl3Gl
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A sick man, slightly convalesciug, re.
Gently in conversation with pious friend,
consratulatipg him upon his recovery, and
asking him who his physician was, replied,
"Dr. Jones brought me throug h." ''No,
no." said his friend, "God brought you out
Of your illness, not the doctor.' "Well,
may be lie did; but am certain the doctor
will charge for it,"
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- \ Quaker, intending to drink glass
of water, took up small tumbler of GIN
lie did not discover his mistake until he got
behind the door and swallowed the dose,
when he lifted both hands and exclaimed:
"NcrilY | have taken inwardly the balm of
the worlds people! what will Abigail say
when she smells my breath 2"
cy \ lady called on a witty friend who
was not at home, and finding the piano
dusty, wrote upon it slatern. The next
day they met, and the lady said, 81 called
upon you yesterday" "Ycs, saw your
card on the piano.
rY Although one swallow will not make
summer, still one pin maiciously inserted
in u chair will make one spring.
An Irish lover has remarked that it
is great pleasure to be alone especially
when you have your swate-heart with
you.
CO 1t is very remarkable fact that,
however well young ladies are versed in
grammar, very few Of them can decline
matrimony.
Gy'"You would be very pretty indeed"
said a gentleman patronizingiy to a young
lady, "if your eyes were only a little larger"
'.Mv ewes NAV be very small. sir, but such
people as you don't fill Mcm!"
rrThe senior editor of the Alton Demo-
crat was removed from Office year ago by
Mr.. Buchanan, and at once got married
he has recently bought crib, and says he
,ns IA
PrcSilrnt-he has that which the President
has not, and could not get, if he wanted it
ever so badly.
$ The Washington Union-we mean
Constitution, has an article headed, "Why
nm Il Democrat 20 1t opens by saving,
This is a strange question:" and closes
with the confession, 81 could be nothing
else" The Apologies entirely satisfactory
Necessity knows no law, and absolves it:
victim from ccnsure.
" \ medical gentleman SAYS that tar
tar emetic is productive of great reich. ed
c:y If you would enjoy yourself Away
be late at a ball-it is past time.
cE Among the advertiments in Lon
don paper, we read that 1.-Two sisters wan
washins.'
rw"Don't harrow up my fcelings,' a
the worm said when the pillow was passinl
over him.
cgS Betting is immoral, but how can tn
man who bets be any worse than the ma
who is no better.
fr Whose best works are most tramp!e
upon? A shoemnkers; because good shoe
las, longer than bad ones.
~ 1t is always a waste of raw materia
to mt FIVE dollars worth of beaver on te
cents worth Of brains.
e- The young man who was forbade
the house by his sweetheart's papa fee'
very much PIT out.
CyS An exchange paper. begins forc'o1!
appeal to its delinquentS with this toucn
ing sentence: "We must dun or must .
DONE"
CT What is the difference between cal
riage wheel and a carriage horse? One goe
better when i, is tired-the other don't.
~ Keep true0 the dreams OF 10
IL" says the German poet, ochii'eF'
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PR ACE!rAL pENNiiNSlI!P,

icrvt Associations generally.
PRACTICAL pENY,ANSlI!p,
In THIS department, "a all others these CulIeccs
stand without rval. The styles of PrariCaI 0rna-
mental. and LADIES' ErStoIdry Pcnnmanshp so uni
versalIy admired Icy all lovers Of Good Writiuo A..
tended they never stall he.
Write Spe, rcun'nanship sent frceof charge
apIrCatIfH
Time Of Commencing -Nuw-any time
Requisite QUALIFICATIONS TO Enfer.-An ordinary
Encll Sh education.
Time requircdio Complete the Course.-From eight
t. Twelve weeks.
Cost Of stationery. &c From Sc to Sl2
Dipi0mdS-AwIrhtd I" well qualified graduates
LIFE ScholdrSh ps-lssurd College good in the
other.
college RoOmS-Neaty furnished, and con, en- emily
arranged, being airy and in the most beautiful lvca-
3 tlUns III the abUvc-uamed cities.
TERMS-Payable on Entering.
For full Mercantile Course including all tcpartn,cns
Of Bookkeeping Lectures aud Penuanshlp. time un-
PennntnShlp al"ne-nne year. 10
Pennma'shH-twcnty lessons. ...............,..5
Ornamental Peunman~'ip-Card Writing and OF
hand F0urlshlng-as agreed upon.
ANY further information will be given with reasure
IN application al the College, by sending for crcu-
lar. which Will be furnished gratutou,y by return
mail Address DAVIS x TIPTON
F2hlo Davenport or Peoria.
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rg"Prettv excuse for wife beater-The
treasure which we value the most, we hide.
CV An editor up North, announces in
the following term, that he has suspended
payment:
.'If any man wants to see stars, and ap-
prcclatc one Of the uses to which bricdbats
may be perverted, let him approach our
vicinity with au account.
Z. S.-Wo keep pile of bricks in our
sanctum, and always carry one in our hat"
~ A French magistrate, noted for his
love Of the pleasures of the table, speaking
one dayi,o a friend, said
"Wc- have Just been eating superb tur
key; twas excellent, stuffed with truftles to
the neck, tender, delicate, and of a high fla
vor. We left only the bones.'
s. How many you were there" said his
friend.
"Two," replied the magistrate; "the
turkey and mysclf.'
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cFPretty excuse for wife beater-The
treasure which we value the most, we hide.
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s. The Washington Union-we mean
Constitution, has an article headed, "Why
nm Democrat? 2" 1t opens by saving,
This is a strange question: and closes
with the confession, 81 could be nothing
clSe." The apoloGyis entirely satisfactory.
Necessity knows no law, and absolves its
victim from ccnsure.
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Cy Among the advertments in Lon
don paper, we read that 1.-Two sisters want
washing.'
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cY \ medical gentleman saws that tar
tar emetic is productive of great reich. ed
ness.
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GOLFERS x ROBERTSON.
GENERAL GKOCERs,
NO. Is EAlN-ST.,
@ U6AR-CUKED HAMS A choics lot for sale
~ by COLLlER6 ROBERTSON,
june Esd rs Main street.
q UGAk CURED DRIED BEEF for sale By
- C0LLIERS 4 ROBERTSON.
je2Sd
RREf TONGUES Tor sale BY
- ;,,.n.a coLLiEhs h o VET .,,...
TAsTLR MILLS xxx QUINCY FLOUR for
~ sale by COLLIEKS ROBERTSON,
je25 d sS Main street, near Third.
k,KkNcH PRUEEs,
i Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
Rnglish Currants,
Peeled Peaches,
co,,,p Dried Ps sSsst 4 ABgl''.
I EMON SYRUP,
- Bakers Cocoa,
Burnett Extracts,
Cox's GslAtins,
Pearl Starch,
Pearl Sago,
Tapioca,
Macasoni,
vermicelii,
Nutmeg,
Gloves,
Tor sale BY COLLTERH 4 ROBERTSON.
rkUSHBD, Powdered And Refined White Sugars
~ Lovesiag's PhilaAslphia Goldsn Syrup,
Belcher's St.. loais
FOR sals BY COLLIERB ROBERTSON,
HUM ARABIC. 100 NJ, Sorts and clean white
NJ picked, for sale By
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
septS-d IS Main street.
CAKB AMMONIA.-100 lbs In jars, fnll stsngth,
~ for sale By
se Al. WILKINSON, ~
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
sept8d % Main street,
7yUM 1L0Es.-2O ns Cape and Socofrins, FOR
~ sale b. A. j. WILKINSON.
Sign Of tho Golden AsgIe and Mortar.
septs % Main street.
HAMS.
ESxTRA Sugar -cursd and Pork house, for sals BY
Il KELLOGG bIR0D,
aagl3d No. ~ MAin~et.
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8 z e A n p = A r /.

INR. UNDERWOOD -
!? J: !: !; S:
TEE EAINnHT AHD DlsrIs0UIsnHD oPsRAron On rms
EYE and EAR. whose reputation Il 20 we'll knovn
throughout tho United States, Ii miraculously Giv
ing Sight to the Blind, and Hearing to the Deaf.
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been 70
coiyed by Dt. " within the last twelve months,
many Of whom have been totally Blind and DSaf
81 menths and years. have had thsr aghts md
hs4ring restored instantly BY dcicsts and critical
operations, While Others who have long suahrsd
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
g. ;. 3; e.. 49,. l1Slt.. A~s.n., fs !.
Dr.. u. being regular Situated Physician and
Surgeon Of tho old school, and having had a 81
9 ~ y ss =.
to restore Sight TO the Blind or Hearing 70 the
Deaf, OF BY other scientific means to remove any
dsease Of those useful orgkns within the roach At
science and human skull.
Patients e ! distance oan have medicine sent to
them In al cases where surgical operations are not
required) by giving absorption oil their cases.
DR.. Underwoods permanent Surgery and In
Urinary i iosated 1t No. Is South CLARK st Chica-
Letters requiring "a answer must contain post
q .ss J, ;ss-davem
SlSIE BOOK or THE CHAPTER, or Morritorial
Instructions il the degrees Of Mark. Past, and
Most kxcellent Master, and the Holy Royal Arch.
y ss s1o ss.. s. ]; DEN, BEewrELL CO.
\ LsO; New supply Of Bsec6ers FaUITs, Flow
n xRs AND FARhrHei Beecher's Views and Ex-
perisncss of Religious 6ubjects; Fankwei; South
void; DeQufncoys "AvEsdsR" Al
OGDEN, BROWNELL : CO.'S
s.,s-a Orr NJ s.i = s H.;...:..
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In one handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
fNHEY consist, in part. Of sightsea Letters sup
i posed TO have been written from New York BY
MohAmmsd Pasha, Rear Admiral Of the Turkish
Navy, during his famous visit 10 this country In
the spring Oh 1858. Hourtsen u the episslss have
been 'stranslated' for, and published In tho New
York Evening Post, and have not only been read
with mnch interest ard pleasure By the subscribers
to that journAl, but have been copied and highly
complimsstsd y the best newspapers and periodi-
cAis In The seuntyy.
No better proof OF the popular nature OF the
letters could b Afforded than this isstAnt adoption
BY the ablest conductors Of the press, who best
know what Will crafty the readers Of current lit
sratnre
With the Letters, - published in book form, are
interypefsed I1Yge number Of replies, critical, ex-
planaory, Mandatory, and ohjureAtory, roeeived TIN
imAginationl BY the "trxnslstoY," from people In
different pafs Of the United 6tstea and elsewhere,
who axsssopsssd to hare reed the Letters which ap
peassd In the Post.
Both the letters and the replies satircal, fun
81 hum0r that 10 broad enough to b psPuisr, yet
free from any suspisiOp Of vuigarty, and relieved,
- OH sasificu3 humcr should be, BY vein Of phil
losophy sAd sentinsnt- The lnAicrous side II So
cisl, literary and political life In country u
considered In srio-comic way, and, II 10 believed,
With . psssensy and skill rarely squAlisd - this
department Of authorship.
just received st
OGDEN, BRowNnLL Ao0.'s
CIsr Book SToRK,
Aug17d Ne. % Main-st.