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, 1859-01-11

continued to the September Term Of the Com
mon Pleas Oh th= application ofthe peopie the
prisoner being opposed thereto. Al tho Sep
tamber Term Of tha. court the cause Was again
conjunction the application Of the people. to the
November Term OF this court agaiust tho prison.
ers consent At Tho November Term it Was
s4ated By the judge Of this court that the crim-
inal huaineM wnuld not BE- taken up until the
ensuing {presens) January term. This order
was known to the prisoner and his counsel, bat
no application VA made By him or them for
tt7al 1t that term, por was any opposition made
By them 10 this order, though it operated a. \
coutinuance Of the carse. If such had been
made it WA not In the power Of the ccnEt TO
have continued the cause Or denied trial, and
ifthe people had not given him trial during
that term, it would now hare been the duty Of
the court to discharge him
4 postpouement Of the cause under these cir
cumsranees must be regarded as + continuance
BY hin consent; any other view Of the matter
would operate II fraud upon the people; for II
it had keen understood that the prisoner was
desirous OF trial and intended to insist upon
il, trial might have bean accorded to him II
that time. Not harin2 opposad the eontanuanes,
he shall not now be heard 70 allege that it Was
not upon his application.
Tbs motion for u discharge IL, therefore,
pFefruled.
, 1859-01-11
Monthly Sale of Live Stock, etc., nt
Bourbon County, Ky.

Last Monday was q beautiful day, and lively
one. About eight hundred bend OF mules were
offered for sale. The prices Of the lest safe day
we're not we'll sustained; much OF the stock,
howe,c Ct, ~ps Of nu inferior quality. From the
reports of the uuc,ioneers in auolher column,
4nd our own ob6erT a.ons, We condense The fol-
lowing: Mules, three years old. at fl20; TWO
year olda ct $l5d, s1.o, down to &CG; Jas, Con.
way, o! Nichu!as sold one colt privately At Sl1J,
others went at $6J. &6l, 10 fy9. Mr. Hector
Reid sold privately recently, ttiy colts to e. 7.
Garrard, at 300. The cattle market was buoy
ant About i've hundred head OF stock cattle
were sold. three ychr olda at $40, &s6 to fo2,
Two year olds at $50, t25 to e34. We heard os
very la,ge contracts Tor fat cnttle, to b. deliver
ed in New York IN the Spring months, 1t a 50.
Horses so(d at tsie prices ranging from &3ll 10
$40.
Negroes sold ct very high pricea- Boys eigh.
teen 5enrs old from Il ,220 to $l.085; Rir1a
from sixteen to eeven years old at f965 to Ass;
sales on four months time Men twenty four
years old sold for clsh st Il 200. Negroes
hired readily; men at 1900 70 &l25; boys u
$3.50 to $50; women aud girls ut 300 down Il
nothing. II being the first Of the rear, m i'm
mense amount Of money changed hands. Th'
banks we're 10 crowded We found II almost in
possible TO get TO the counter, and every stor'
was converted into IN exchange. Although
money was SO ahuudant, patriotism Was at I
discount. and the Flag was not overrun viii
dobtosE.-- Pdns Fag.
, 1859-01-11

By Nj. ,Roosevelt-To incorporate the Amerl"
can Express Company.
BIZ Mr. Butz-To incorporate the Chicago
German Relief and Emigration Society.
By Ar. Msek-To provide for the redemption
OF nutila.ed bank notea. Provides that each
bank shall kesp tho Auditor supplied with new
notes for the purpose Of exchanging them Tor
mutilated notea. Laid on the table and ordered
By Ar BIalsdsr--To amend the 1nsolvent
Laws Of Illinois. .
D{ Nj. Aiggins-1o incorpors.e ths Board Of
By Mr. Job-psoyidina for tho payment Of
certain contractors on the Illinois and Michigan
Canal
Hy Mr.. Butz-To incorporate the Hebrew Be-
nevo1ent and Charitable Society &C., OF Cn1-
b. III. CAmpbell, Of Logan-To require
guardisna to file Inventories.
By Sir. Daker-To Incorporate The Ch;caGo
Loan aud Trust Company. Also, for division Q:
township 80 for school purposes:
By Mi. Higgins-To amend the law in regard
to bills Of exchange and promiss9ry notes:
Imprisonment for Geht. Provides that person
imprisoned upon making an affidavit That lie has
nut llle neans to pruc1.e Lis liberty under lhe ln-
solvent laws Of this State, may proceed as "poor
person. and tie officers shall peimit hin to pro
iced under pennlty and that 10 female shall be
inprisontd for debt in any case.
By Mr. Butz-To incorporate the Grand Lodge
Of the Sons Of Her1non, Of the State Of 1lillois.
By Nr. Brewer-To establish Judicial circuit
No. Is, composed Of Coles, Cumberland, jasper,
Clay and ElG19han counties
By Mr.. Peck To nuthorise the rendition Of
judgment on Appeal and Superssdsas Bonds.
By Ar. Job-To amend the general Rad
Law.
By Mr. Stephenson-To amend Statutes 80 as
II allow the purchase Of Poor Farm, 3. q cost
not to exceed e, ,0G0.
BIZ III. Ptck-Concerniag the rendition OF
rerdic.s. To apply to cases where jures co not
rgree.
By Mr. Higgins-To allow parties IN equity
cases and trials at Law to Re Witnesses.
By Mr. Higgins--To incorporate thc Chicago
Charitable Eye a1d Ear lnbrmary.
iIy Ms. Baker-To extend The right Of chal
lenging TO jurors.
By Mr. asck-To repeal the !aw prohibiting 9
the circulation Of notes ct foreign banks under
denomination Of five dollars.
By Nj. BiaIsdsH-To c'ra:e DJa:d ot Statt
Equa'ze.s Of Assessments.
By Ar. Higg.ns-To provide for The compen
| ga,ion Of the County Judge Of Cook County.
Adjourned till . O'Clock 4. H. on Monday
, 1859-01-11

Ter Juxpxert> >CAs8-Ho11ox roR pkcuAE6E
axrrs1p.-In GooE Circuit Court, Jua9t Iaa-
ie,rs prssijing -TAs people tt. Henry Jumpers.
duplication for dasehargs:-The following is
the opinion cf Judge Manier1c on this NO.
tinn<
This application for discharge is based upon
tho following clause OF the 9th section Of the
Habeas Corpus Act:
e.c9 II xny person shall be committed TOR c:!r9
MI q 9upposed criminal matter and not sdmi.ted 70
be erd sail not txied before Ee CT
h be se1 Il Liberty b. the Court un ess The delay saa1l
happen The kpptcAuon oftr usoca eo9r u
he seeoad oe T -. III M ; M n.sd "a
evidence be procured =. the third ten they Ahal
h41e power conAnu= saeh cause to the third ter7.
The object Of this section was to give elect 70
clause Of the eth section Of The 13:h article Of
ths Constitution, By which it declares, That in
Ill criminal Prosseutions tho accused hash \
right to s2esdY public tzial. It was tho d.
slgn both 0! the Law aad the Constitution to
prevent an accused persoa from being kept in
| confinement On . charge Of otimo At the disere-
ton Of tho prosecution, or for N unreasonable
time. But If The delay shall have happened BY
his consent Agreement Or aeqoieseenee, he il
not entitled to discharge for Tho delay IN that
| case. havinK occurred by hi1 own net or taclt
concurrence. shall b deemed 70 have taken
plscs upon h;3 application. The statute was on
| " intended 70 prevent eontinuance2 against hls
will and consent
In this caso the Indictment wss found II the
1ras Special Term, 1858, otthis court, and IA
, 1859-01-11
The Politicians and the Stale AErlcRle
1ural Society.


1ural Society.
Tile politicians have nEnin attempted TO
seIz. uron The organization Of the State Ag-
riculluial s>cicty, for tic purpose Of using
1t ior their personal and political aavantage.
The scenes which occurred at tue annual cleo
tion o! officers at Springfield on the night OF
the 5th inst, were djsgracctul in thc..extrene,
:,n1 observe the rerrolmtion Of all classes Of
community. they arc not only disreputablc
to those ~ho instlSatc1 aud nided in them.
but they threaten the txisteuce u the Society.
VIC gre cratilletl to learn frvm the letter Of
Ru,al,:: in auttlcr column, that the friends
Of the socie:y succeeded iu 80 amending tie
Constitution ae 10 prevent it from falling
n2ain into thr lai.ls ol Slate House m3b Of
politicians. il is s;n!y uecs stary HOW thnt The
orgarizatin Of Ccun,y S"clclic6 l,c kept free
from The c.nt:.l or politicians, to make Tic
State Society what lis projectors inteudcd il
to 1,a. Let The SOLD farmers If The State rec
that this is t!t,llt.
, 1859-01-11

The catalogue Of criminals for the last forty
eight hours has been beautifully less" than
at the same period for many months. Ths fol-
loving constitute the entire LOT:
Patrick Long, for stealing girl, was held 10
answer hereafter.
Tim O'Conuor, driver of Hack No. II, was
before Justice Sslckney. for bleeding "seed,"
and held in $4D0.
Mrs. Owens, threatening to burn the property
Of johanna Casey, wss required to gi7e bail in
$500 10 Anawer hereafter.
Jobn Foley, 10 years of a2ge, and James Foley,
Z ysars Of sge, sons Of Margaret Foley. we're
sent to the Reform School a. vagrauts-
Jack Francis (colored) stealing buffalo robe ;
c1so not Jet decided.
Alexander Lecnstetn, assaalt With deadly
weapon; held to answer in the aum OF $500.
Michaet and Mary Gibson, man aud wife.
yagrants, lined 80 each
David Hutchins, disorderlJ aud resisting
policeman. So
Aiehsel Garner, disorderly vagrant, 80.
, 1859-01-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Mr.. Thomas u. Davis, 70 well known to our
citizens. has opened the Italian warehouse, No. Is
Washington street portland Bleck). where eau
be obtained very many articles not to Be found in
any other store in tue city, sach as imported
sauces. pickles. preserves, English mustard. gen
greatest possible variety Of dele a.ics and sub
sfautals, TOO numerous to NE ntion. We would
especially call the attention to this no.:c, as being
the ouly establishment Of tue kind in Chicago.
, 1859-01-11
Strife on the Chicago, Alton and St
Louis Railroad.

We learn bs private dispatch from spring
fell, that the employees Of the above road "struck
yesterday, nnd that "trains We're not allowed TO
las1 Bloomington We arc not definitely III.
formed as to tie cause Of tue strike" !" but sup
pose, from lie runlprs that have been for some
time afoat tha. it on account OF the non1'ay-
mcnt Of wages.
We trnst That tue Postmaster at Springfield will
forward ,lic nail, fur the North via the Great
Western and Illinois Central Railroads. until tic
difficulties shall llaye been adjusted.
, 1859-01-11

A GEoE1ors ACHIEVEMENT DT GATETTr =
Nothing eau exceed the success achieved BY J. C..
Gayett5's MeIicated papes for the water closct,
Piles will soon bc ! disease no longer known tx.
ccpt in name. This pure n.e'lica,el paper is un-
cqualed IS preventive, and unapproachab.e as
u cure. The proprietors wish il to te spoken Of
according to its merits only. 1t Is very cheap
1000 sheets for 81 son sheets for 50 cents. Sll
by all druggists, and at the dscaVerers depot, II
Ann street, New York. ~. c. G3yctty"i is Wafer.
marked in each shect. and his autograph Is on
each package. Sent by express from IL Ann
street, New York, upon receipt Of price. The
trade are invited 10 correspond Us to terms.
jl1-2E-h925
, 1859-01-11

CA1cAGo. ALTON ST. LoC1s RoAn.--Tihe train
which va mentioned yesterday moruiag 1s te-
ing" showed III" south Of bloomington reached
this city on Sunday morning about 6 o'clock,
having becu delayed bY the storm about 2F
hours. The road is now clenr of enow and tie
trains are rnnniny On regular lime.
, 1859-01-11

The SFEAKrH laid before The Scua:c the answer
OF the State Auditor 10 the resolution for lnforma-
tion in regard TO the Thompson and Foreman
cai1n stating that no papers ol any kind co1lce1n.
ing it were in his office.
4 resolution requesting the Fund Cornmissian-
elo to furnish the Senate all the Information IN
thelr possession in relAtiou to the Thompson and
Foreman claim, was adopted.
L resolution that the COMMITTEE o. S:ste In
situations bo requested to ioy before the Senate
information in relation to the expcdiency Of
IsgislAtiu9 upon the subject Of establishing a
School for Idiots Vas adopted
Mr. Bryan offered 4 eerie& of resolutions In
steucting our Senators aud Representatives in
Congress to use their erersioue for the better
projection OF emierants to pike's Peak. against
depredatiouz front the 1udianB- Rsferred 10
Committee on Military Afairs-
rtGa RkAo rwtcx AND RK1kERRn-
To amend Section IS Of School Laws Of Feb.
l6th, 1857 To provide for the salatJ sof tne
County Judge Of Cook County To provlde foz
| eompeusatiopa for Judges Of the Circuit oourta,
| and 10 provide for their trATaling a1panses.
| HOUSE.
| ELLA msnopUcHp.
| By Hr. Gresn-An ct to suspend The collsc.
tion Of the s'txo miu tax'' for 1889, and until
o.hstwiss ordered retszrsd
, 1859-01-11

~ LIE Bon Ton for Janusry, B.llon'a Dcllar
Monthly for Februsry, the sixth number Of Our
Mus:cal Friend, aud new edition Of Frere's
Chess Hand Book, have just been received by
MtSally d Co, opposite tie Post c]icc. The
third number Of The "Century," and Chambers
Journal for December, are also on hand.
, 1859-01-11

GyMSAsIrM E1n1BrTIoS.-The Fifth Annual
Exhibition by the members Of O!tGunn's ; Gvnua.
sium will be givea At Metropolitan Hall on Friday
evening next, the l4th Inst. Tickets y cents.
, 1859-01-11
VOLU Nile XII.
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Far T<lesraphie News see Fonrth Page

The Wisconsin, Legislature.
The Legislature Of Wisconsin meets ut Aadl'
ann Tomorrow. The Governors Message may
be e4pec!cd On Thus65Ay.
, 1859-01-11

DRuo SroRE ToR SALz.-A desirable chance
for druggist wishing 10 engage in the bosinesa
The store offered has been established for sev-
eral years, and commands good prescription
"Apothecary, Box e7s, Chicago" Stating where
an interview may be had. IS 3t4-215
, 1859-01-11

- Attorneys, Clerymen Students. and all
who have need Of soft, mild. yet brilliant
light, are invited to call and witness the burning
OF the remarkable Lunar 0ll-d7 Lasal!e street.
isGEth9ln
, 1859-01-11

NJ Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines
Northwestern Office 1G7 and 100 Lake street
GEO. Il. CHlrTEspES, Agent.
, 1859-01-11

DANGEROUS FALL.-Ex.Atderm2n William
Flca.ing, fell on the approach to Clark street
bridge on Saturday night, ipjuriug himself Sc
verelY. He WIS conveyed to bis residence aud
Dr.. Collins called. who found that his right
wrist was d;slocated and both bones Of the tore-
arm broken. The doctor gave him the necessa-
r. attention and he is now doing as we'll as
could be expected
~ State of Thermometer taken By f. l..
O'Hara. Apotbecary md pharmAceusist, fold
Commercial Hotel BuillingB,) No. 30 West Ran
dolph It,, corner Canal St., Chicago.
, 1859-01-11
fndlRnu Politics.

e
The grfa. bogus, Fitch, made sptech here,
las. night. in wIlch re sho~ed hinseIf as vcry
doughlace und ns true klaye to tue Adnlnisir1-
tion n bis worthy colleague, Jesse D. Bright. has
ever iceu. lie gloriacd Tie Administration, the
South, Janis Buchanan, Bill English, Jesse D..
and himself in uslmea>urc1 terms, and denounced
Douglas as the }1ime Cause Of oil the dlssensous
in, and deIcctous tr,ul, the Democratic rankF-
Tie declared him CDougIas) to be the arch agi.
tutor who lad Dclrayrd lis party, had bet.ayed
the Soulh, and wlsosc only ruling principle wns
IN untempered ynl consuming ambition, which
would, apd before long, prove his utter diAcom.
tlture.
After be had c!o>cd. the Douglas men called up
Senator Gno<ling. The excitement wns intense,
ond GJodIng, in Ills rough, s'edge. hammer way.
made *peecd which nerred the llearts mud arms
.of the Anti Lccnmp1on mon for diretal aud deadly
war. There il less appearance ,hau ever here Of
u reconciliation ia the Democratic ranks. The
friends Of suglas in indiana are itcAlng for the
time 10 come when JEFF. DariB shall attempt 10
overhaul Douglas: they would even be glad to
see their champion challenged and oetracised
make war u tue kulle upon the !" "imhecilc old
man" aud his corrupt 1ninions.
the SECOND OF THE MUKpEk TR1A1s.-Tae
kr;sl OF McNnnec for tie murder OF his wife'
which took plnoe over Wright l. Curriers' stable
ou Michigan st,ee', North Division, in July
last, succeeds to-day Finn'* trial just closed IN tht
Circuit Court.
"TE AK Ill DkxeczArs The suit of E
#. Tracy, sgsl1st Isaae Cock, Esq, for eject
neut from Buehan4n meeting At metropolitan
Hsl, in October Last, will commenos in til
Court Of Common Plsa9 today.
, 1859-01-11

4 RAscA11r HACK DR1sxR.-Tin O'Couner,
driver Of hock No. II. snd veil known To the po-
lice, was brought before Justice Ssckney Jes
terday morning, to1 swindling passenger
named John Brown. who balls from Buffalo, oct
Of $6. 50. for ride from the Michigan Centralto to
the Chicsgo, Alton and St Louis depot Tim
overhauled bis victim 1t the depot and proposed
to c.rry him to his destinadon on the lowest
possible terms After getting his passenger
aboard ho took him to the Commercial House,
where he compelled him 70 psy $3.50 for hn
ride 80 far and then, After plying him with
liquor. made him paY e mort. to take him to
the ST Louis depot, and u more for 'terossing 8
shs bridge" which he assursd his customer.
WIS required after 1s o'clock II night Iim'a
victim deening himself badly swindled, made
complaint to the police, and warrant brought
the rascal 70 the Armory. where he wa1 70
quized to give bail in 300 TO anawer hereafter.
, 1859-01-11
=
GTATE u ENT OF THE CONDITION
-o7 fm-
ETNa INSURANCE COMPANY,

Z e 7 Il u Q y
On the First OF Jannary, 1910.
1t R4uistd by tie Lars of Tie S!1.4 of I:an6is.
The name Of The Corporation Il Eth 1es1rxoce Com
paaf IL Cal d u Hartford Conn.
1he Capital et.c4 Is uae MILcn DoiHA ard u paii
Cp.
fue Assets Of the Company are:
CASH, 1885,, ,495 SO.
C1sl Ia hand and bauk, xih accrued Il.
s.a 80 =
Cash IN tat hand3 OF AReuta Ani III trauIt. I3s1 T.
U. Treasury Notes. ~ aad per ccnk A.1
accrued :7.:o2 Il
, 1859-01-11

uoRsE KA11EoAp3.-The New York Tribune
sara, tha: owing TO the construction Of The
Broadway Horse Railroad, real estu,s on the
route has considerably Increased In ya!ac. The
effect las aIways been the same in every local-
, 1859-01-11

4 BcKrA1o T11Er ARRxsTxn.-A telegraphie
Dispatch We received st Bradley'a deteetive
office on Saturday from the Buffalo Chief Of
Police, desirinR the arrest Of 4 German named
Christopher Nawdorf. who is charged with
stealing &io0 in bills Of Ssw fork banks. 4
description Of The thief Was givsu, and on tho
arrival Of the Michigan Southern train In officer
Wa on hand, who soon found his man and n
rexted him.
, 1859-01-11

NftNSrREL uALL-SO ll5 AND lit
Itl Randolph street, between 'i'fk Aad De4hFn.
Te.ae Mlnstrels and Barfesqae 0p.ra ,omp'1.
The Manager. II presenting tas new md novel tneF-
tsnrorntt 10 ,he dies sol s-nsem Of CHICAGO hAvs
spared n+taer pains or e1ae1.e 70 n 70 QUO Of tne
Cards Of Admission 5 ceosA Orchestra 81 IL 1cent&
dtkliuo keip
, 1859-01-11
MN advertisements.

UG e SCRlVEf. i f<e'ti<t~s 43fn4, g De1r3orn-aG,
II AaHksae& ~ ysniss Advertisements thi2 aa{ al IL
LAztt"s P4fe7s y Las Ssssa- ReE. jal ba94 II
, 1859-01-11

Cotton Seed Oil.
T.HE UNueR-IGEED ARE NOW rRE-
l. pared to I'll ordsrs fos Inc ahove
SUPER RIoR BUR MING OIL
4r Ta1
Very 1owes. Xnuufact1rers' Prices
It b1,n4 With CLE.R BRIGHT PLAMR, md Without
8tuoke Of Sle4L and Is conltde7el
Twenty Per Cent Cheaper
Th.a the best L4rd Ci aod bea.s I greA.r dexree Of
Cold Htaous Ch4Lnx rlAy also be 81 foz various
o:aer 11Iposea For sa1e ~
CR 6By / ATR3uAM,
AIt 1r.b9.5
, 1859-01-11
THE CITY.

ARREST OF A APIckrockkr.-DAnicl Van Euren
was arrested OF Saturday night aod brought be-
fore Justice StlckneY st the Armory, yesterday,
charged with picking the pocket Of Robert
RaiueY If 49,. He is held for examination.
, 1859-01-11

THERMOMETERS In METALIJ AND
l. Wooden Cxses-A l41xs assortment for xale by
aAkuENr Z lLSLaf, Aros osh.caEtts,
IN s~%-
, 1859-01-11

WTAHTED D-FIRST-CLASS NEW YORK
~ AcofPTAScE hAy:nx T. N thlsty day. to
four m1ntas - ru1 4. K WILLARD YOUNG.
iHl1 nA1An II -
, 1859-01-11

TA4PHOR 1CE.-A CONVEHIEET AND
~ 11ra remedy or Chtpoed Ha1ds, for sale by
nsRGkST 4 ILS.EY, i. oLhecazieA
r. 1Hfn
, 1859-01-11

NOTICE. - LU1H HER HAVEN, ESQ,
IN all attend to ny buslneas dur ne ny ssenee uo.a
the city Per1oos n4~tox bulae41 with ne Vii cal u o.
haza = h's ofee Ne. 2. Lake tt1t-t
, 1859-01-11

~ Rocssela AEAldiae. Ac. 70. Charged Hands
a. fpx M.r sal. pI SARuE-Jr StIY
jail IL b973 10 Lake dreee
, 1859-01-11

TO PERSONS WANTING ENPLOY.
L NE1r.-Oae .: two competent men can end per.
pooclAs lelIox w.rks .: ere4 intef-s. k1ne1ieac
tooY1 II Ire p D. "s3!5
, 1859-01-11

c0-PARTNE34AIP NOr1.E--Georse Gilbert aad
1oeeph pson hate als day torred c-1a1taetshtp
for the p1Epose O, EaoIacti.k General Al Noa and
CoGGA3ou huaiaeA GA0nGE GtLbk6r.
JUSiPa eAMteuN.
, 1859-01-11

EDWARD &. A3AYs
AT1o4NRY ARD CoU4EELLoR At LAW
no n eOuTE CLARK BTRLET.
oppes3ts Court Hoc1s.
my4N-t9f%
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
GARGN.NNsa OIL.

FOR MAN AND BEAST, has been be-
fore the public for more than 20 years.
and la deservsdfy popular. ~
Fram DR. q @. Neag, 69gyis, xssga.
hare praetiesd medicine Ia this euun.
try seven years, and eheerfally RI comment
your Gargiing Oil as the best Ii >"t Ia
use
Frssa CAsslss NJ. BaeAsr, S@kuIa, Esasa.
have calls almost every day for Mer-
chants Gargting Oil, and khs impression
seems 10 prevail very genegally that 10th.
ing else win answer the purpose. VIII
you send me supply, sc.
Pyum GAarlss H. &psasey, 6vaaaegl, Ksssa.
Sincs ! introduced your medicine, tbs
sales have been good and ara on the Ia
crease. II gives universal Satisfaction
Fraaa J.. e. RS6eYtaaa, A6sg, Isae@.
The EaFEilRg oil In going o. very Fast
and gives uapar allelled satisfaction. e
-dnas nef rAnnire Anx na@AzaanAr adxaskkaa-
msnt, aB the public ,who uae Il advertise n
effeetualiy. pfeaas send nae another bog
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has sc. W Merchant
Locxport, N. r. blown b each bottle.
aHd also haa his signature ovux TIE eor9.
- Pamphlets grasuzhoaaly FaxmlsAsG
by agents with testimonials Of ika aESliky,
All orders addressed To MmmaHAMwsa
aARGLfHH On Co., Ioekpogts ~. 49,
g For sale By Druggists ana Msr-
chants generally, through ms IInitaa
States, British POSSESSIONS, aAd oehag
Countries. and By Fipley Gsesaman q
o., CoaRcil bluffs, and BIZ agsaka r AL
-euvsssas rTErysug s8suE ta& eonntxys WhaleaaIa
ak Sc. Lsaias Burllhgton, and In ala large
commercial tuwna By daalsFa Of Madisinsa.
Nov. LIZ, 1883. LIZ
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-23
NEW EEATUREs~~5TH YEAR
OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

| SgpsTb ERgEagfAgs-Beam Ayf JaWFRs,
Fagmakls PTsHaf@ma, &c.
This popular Art Association now In itG
| 9Th yeas 81 anpaEa He'd success, having pug.
chased aud engraved on atsels HeFring'a
great painting, The village Blacksmith, p
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