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Are You Insured !
L,IRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
l. In the AETNA INSURANCE Co., of Hartford Conn.
H. c. MUTT, Ass, Council BLUFF, ptsl
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Mr.. Cochran from the Committee on In
ternal improvements submitted report on
tho break in the road at the head of Pierce
street which on motion Of Mr.. Casady was
referred to special Committee, consisting
OF Messrs. Casady, Rogers, and Lewis.
Mr.. Rogers from the special COMMITTEE
who were appointed to examine the dilappi-
dated buildings, on the south side of Broad
way submitted report declaring the build
inss to be nuisances, and recommended
that said buildings be removed within sixty
days.
on motion the report was adopted.
Mr.. Dodge offered the following resolu-
ton which was adopted:
Resolred, Thatshc time of laying the side
walk on Broadway between Madison street
and Frank Street. be and is hereby extend
cd to Sept. Goth, 1859.
The following accounts were allowed:
One in favor of Sam Perrin, for money
paia out to him for assisting City Engineer,
$3U,U0.
one IN favor Of H. II. OberhoItzer, for
cotton wood lumber, $1,000.
One in favor of J. P. wagstaff, for ser
woes As City Supervisor, $1,000.
One in favor of S. P. White. for as.;.t
ing Finance Committee to ascertain thu
amount OF road tar due the City, $500.
One In favor Of W. ]. Baker, for assist.
ing City Engineer one day, $500.
One in favor of J. Dalton & Co.. for e3O
eaolc yards of excavation on Indian Creek
ditch, $500. ..-'~
On motion the Council adjourned.
THoS. P. TREVOR,
.-.- (ifu Rscorder
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All the English branches usually taught in the drst
class Institutions together with Latin aud Greek
included in the above terms.
1t is highly important that Pupils should commence
at the opening Of the quarter, and be purctua In 1T
tendance.
No deductions after entrance except in cases Of pro-
nacsed illness. J. B. RUE, Principal.
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CO Messrs. BAKER & EVANS, have in
store, a fine assortment of staple and fancy
groceries. They are accommodating ard
courteous gentlemen to trade with, and are
disposed to give their customers "the
worth of their money" Try 'sm.
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CO.pARrNERSHIP.
SHERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue Execution me directed from tho
Ono Of the Giefk the District Court Of Potawssz
ME County, Iowa. shall proceed to sell on
Tuesday, the 21th day Of Sep,e mber. 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. r. and o'clock r
NJ Of said day in front d the County Treasrers Oncr
the City Council Bluffs the following described
Real Estate OF VIM. r. and Vim. A. Reel to-wu:
VIZ INV ar sec Is town n, range ~; lot No. s in
block Ne II. Sutssns ID Addition The absvc IL the
property Of Vim X. Reel.
Sw ar Of NV ar see 3; Sc or NE ar sec 4; Sw ar
Sc or. aud W Sw ar sec S; Sc ar. and Il Of Sw ar
and 81 Or Of Sw or sec g.; W. Of NE ar and y sw
az ssc 7; NV or Of Mgr, and NV qrof NV qrsec 8;
ST ar Of Sc ar I2ali in township IS. range -.
NV ar of Sc and Sc ar Of Sc ar sec 27j 81 ar Of
81 and or of Sc OF. sad Sw ar Of Sc ar, and W.
Of Sw or sec 30 NV ar Except 80 45o0 acres) Sec
NE Or OF SW ar SEQ 3lait In township II, range ~
M ofNw ar seci: NE Or NE or, and s y Of NE ar.
and y 81 Sc ar sec =; lots M. and & lot No
T. aud NV ar nj Sc a. sec B.; EA nf NV a., asd W =
Of SEqr ar Z. ofSwqr sec 8; 10, No. sec II; NV
ar Of Sc ar sec l3-ali in township 70, range ~
EN- OF SW ar, and y NJ SE " ses rs SIX Or Of 81
ar sec %; NV Or aud Sw U Of sw " sec 36-sil il
township n, range a.
Il-ioo acres in the NV fractional a sec 90 fowl
ship II, range 43.
Taken as the property Of Vim. r. and VIM, 4. Rec,
TO satisfy an Execution in favor of Tpole Jackson
S. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa August 2Tih, 1859.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of Special Execution to me directed
ID from the office u the Clerk OF the District Court OF
County Iowa. shall proceed to sell
Saturday the LIST day Of October. A ID. 1859 between
the hours Of 10 o'clock u and O'Clock p II. OF said
tar front OF the County Treasurer's ufice in tho
City Of Council Bluff the following described Real Es-
tate of T.. u. Buchanan wit: Lot 10 in Block s. in
Jacksons addition 70 Council Bluffs Iowa. Taken
the poverty OF T. B. buchanan TO satisfy Exocutia,
in favor Of Daniel LaIerty.
s.H. CRAIG, SHERIrT.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. 3, 1859 nlq-iw
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Sept. =, lSo',
The Council met at . o'clock, p. NJ,
Present the Mayor and Aldermen CA>ADT,
CocuaN<, HAMMER, LEWIS, ODERHoLTzER,
aud RoGGRs.
The minutes of the las: meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Perrin, City engineer submitted re-
port on the grades Of different streets
which was ordered to be placed on file.
On motion Of Mr.. Cochran, Mr.. Cassidy
was added to tc Special Committee on
grades.
Mr.. Cassidy from the Finance Committee,
submitted the following report.
The Finance Committee in connection
with the City Recorder have exnmiued the
financial condition of the City of Council
Bluffs and respectfully beg ave to submit
the annexed statement as their report.
J.P. CASSIDY, }
}. b. LEWIS, Finance Com.
MILTON ROGERS.)
TIP. TREVOR, City Recorder.
Statement of the Financial condition of
the City of Council Bluffs, for the year
ending Sept. ID, 1859.
AS-ctS:
Taxes collected for the year 1858. ...... ST 100, 6S
RevcuuC frutp other source. from June 25th
1885, To Sept I'd, 1859, .......... 100 90
Amount Of Taxes lowed for the year 1899. 1910 90
Delinquent Taxes. 1851 IT
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eyThe State Of South Carolina is taking
census, and in II parishes there is de-
crease Of over 5 200 whites since 1855, while
tho blacks have largely Increased.
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sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of Execution to NE direct ci from the
ID Once Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of rI,s
watamie County, Iowa. shall proceed to sell on Tues
day the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1859 ths
hours 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'clock r. " Of said day
in front Of County T:easurers Office in the city o:
Council Bluffs the following described ea estate, ot
Vim. A. Reel to-wit:
Sc or, and 4 of SW or, aud Sc Or Of ST qr sec 6;
and n W or Of M or, and NV Of NV ar secs-aI lie
township IS, -. NV Or of Sc qr, and Sc Qr VI
Sc or sec 81 township IT, range -.
Taken the property of WIN. A. Reel. 10 satisfy "a
Execution in ia voy o. Tootie Il Jackson.
SH CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluas. August q. 1859. .ls-iw
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IN icHte |ucss OF the city exclusive of the
$40 coo % bonds for the year ending june
18th 1888. Observation-Disclosures. 81, e57 o5
Warrants issued from June 25th, 1858, TO
september Observation-Disclosures. e,l55 Sc
Accounts allowed anl remaining unpaid. III 90
Nett assets Sept. I'd, 1859. ............ 1913 80
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Representative.
We are authorized to announce DR.. 5. NJ. BALLARD,
an independent candidate for Representative Of Potta-
County.
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"A map of busy hft' -,
and its vast ooiA'ei'
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

TOWNSHIP FA1R.-Au address before the Far
mers' and Mechanics Association, will be deliv-
cred on the last day of the Fair, at 8 o'clock,
P. NJ by ABEL KRUM, Esq.
BY vote of the Association, so much Of the
bylaws as requires from dairymen statement
in writing as to the quantity and quality of grass
temperature, &C, for keeping cows and making
cheese, has been rescinded
Entry books will be kept open for the entry
of oil articles and stock, until IL M. on Wednes-
day, and the entry for horses until 10, A. NJ. on
Thursday
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

THE FEMALE SEMNARY,--The Lake Erie
Female Seminary, fully prepared in every
department, entered upon its noble mission
on Thursday of this week The institution
starts off with measure Of success which
its most sanguine friends had no anticipated
more than ninety young ladies being al
ready in attendance. This School will prove
the crowning honor of our beautiful town
and the citizens of Painesville will not forget
our public spirited fellow citizens, Judge
Wmcox, Judge HITcHoocK and @. A.
AVERY, Esq, ,--and especially Mr.. AVERY,
whose philanthropy first devised the scheme,
while bis princely donation and constant per-
soual attention have done so much for its
early development and grand completion.
PaineSUiLe Commercial.
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Dairy Prnducts.

TO the President Of tie Asktabula Co., Ag't Socy!
The undersigned Committee on Dairy Pro-
ducts submit their report. Your committee
feel great decacy in deciding upon the relative
merits of the Dairy Products on exhibition,
from the fact that the number was unusually
large and the quality uniformly good. No in
ferior article was shown and every specimen ex-
hibted eviDced taste and skill 10 the manufac-
turer, and we doubt if better show of decided
ly good dairy products can be exhibited in the
State or the United States.
There we're six lots common dairy cheese,
with smooth surface, neatly capped and well
favored.
To No. Z, (H. f. Giddings) we award the
first premium, these cheeses, in number, were
uniform in make, mild, rich and mellow, and of
close texture.
To No. ID, H. II. jones' we award the 2nd
premium; this lot was decidedly uniform in
make, equally rich, and fine grained, but had &C.
quired sharper taste by age.
There were lots of cheese over year old
we award the lst premium to No. Ia, IL. H.
Jones) This cheese lost none of its good quail.
ties by the frosts of January and June, it was
rich and mellow, and exquisitely we'll tasted
To No. II, IF. jones' we award the second
premium, a distinction without difference, No.
IA and II being, in our opinion, twin brothers
Two lots of English dairy, were exhibited moi
quite cured, but got up" in good style. and
gave evidence of making first rate article
We award to No. A, "a. @. Stevens) the first
premium, and to No. IL, "a. Fowler) the 2nd
premium. No. 10, u. Stone) large common
cheeses, were splendid, and if well cured would
have equaled any on exhibition To No. l2
lIsaac f. Vanworm) large cheeses, we give
our best commendations the science Of tb,
manufacturer was evident, in appearance an,
taste.
Nine samples of Butter were shown, and W,
feel warranted in saying, there was no lack O
peatness and skill in its make, nor taste iu it
display, end in making distinction of quality
when every specimen is good we faulter New
erthelesS, We award to No. 2, "a. @. Stevens
new butter the first premium to No. 2O--Da
Vid DuBois==the 2Ud premium; to No. 9-Ms
NJ y, Spring=JuDe butter, lst premium I,
NO. IA Y. Steyens--June butter, I'd prem.
COMMITTEE Mrs. A. M. Gee, Miss Mar
Hils, y Payne, Solomon Hills, Henry Krum.
Jefferson, Sept, Is, 1859.
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DR.. RobncIk,s scnndinnvinn Remedies

The following attering notice taken from the Portsmouth
(0ho) SciOiO Vaiiey Republican" of April 3rd 1858.
SCANDINAvA-A friend writes to for 'real opinion
Of DR. Robacts Scandinavian Remedes,-where he OBJ
tain hemand why they called Scandinavian and
frequently asked the questions. Scandinavia the
cient of Sweden and Norway and Scandinavian that
is Swede Norwegian, aheetionaey calls his country
Scandnavia in the same as speak of "Columba
"rhe Union" By tue way there nine thousand
Scandinavian families in Dane County, Wisconsin Although
citizen of this country many years, Dr. Robac Swede
by BIRTH aud compounds his Medcnrs of Swedish herbs
think the is very appropriate We have the very high
est opinion of the Medicines and of Dr. Roback HIMSELF who
is not only nguary skilfu physician, but gentleman of
the Old school, we know personally Our advertisement
columns will answer the rest of friends letter. See ad-
vertsement. 1896
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

DR.. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent socaiIos
from his patients and their friends TO visit the neighborho0d
occasionally that they might consult lin personally we'll
by case win hereafter visit the above named places ones
amouth.
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice q
medicine, during which time he has treated thousands Of pa
tents in all forms Of acute and chronic diseases With unpar
aeled success (o which Of your friends neighbofe
can testify and prepared to give esf TO all who ape
ply Particular attention will be given to the Of CoSS
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with
Also viii old sre and all eruptiya diseases Of what
character they may be- He makes use Of universal
B0t0acai remedies No calomel other deoteou drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine viii send
general description Of the appearance of the urine with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history of the symptoms with name, age &c.
Au communications must be directed to
444 & a. CLARK. N, n,
jamestown, Mercer Co., IA.
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DR.. Hostettor,s CeIebrated nitters. Person

octed with the Fever and Agu should spare either tne
trouble expense, to procure Dr. HOSTETEKS CELEBRA
TED BTTE whose beneGcent effects upon the human sys
tenn clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down in space of time by this dreadful whose
cheeks and meage and whose nights eepespnd
whose eyes dim and sunken with staring them in the face
this compound prove blessing snatching them it
were the very mouth of the grave None know its
true value until they have tested it, When all Others have
failed these Btter have restored the sufferers pristine
health Their popularity in al the Western and Southern
parts should introduce them TO all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
nEys See advertisement in another column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

DOUGLAS AT WoosTER-DoUGLAs RABID -
Senator Douglas addressed lage meeting
at Wooster on the 9th, for two hours, main
ly rehearsal of his Magazine manifesto
The review of that article by Attorney Gen
eral Black appears to have stirred up the
bile of the Little Giant tremendously He
charged him with falSifying, and seeking TO
destroy the Democratic party-doing it
anonymously, and with the purpose of strik-
ing down not only Douglas but all the lead
ers of the Democratic party in the Free
States. The bitterness exhibited by Mr..
Douglas towards Judge Black shows that
his withers are wrung, and indicates his in
tense hostility toward the Buchanan admin
istration
Mr.. Douglas not only denied that he held
doctrines in opposition to the Dred Scott de-
cison, but claimed that decision sustained
his doctrine Unpopular sovereignty. He al
SO slandered the Republicans by asserting
that they held doctrines in regard to the
Territories identical with those of King
George the Fourth and the Tories of the
Revolution, regarding the Colonies. His
speech was rancorously partisan.
Judge Ranney and Senator Pugh follow
ed Mr., Douglas in speeches of an hour each.
Judge Douglas left Immediately for Wash
ngton. We trust that he will keep on the
stump until the Charleston Convention.
His stereotyped speeches and copy righted
essays on Popular Sovereignty will ''return
to plague the inventor.
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MARRIED..

At the N. Parsonage in Montvlle Geauga o. the
l4th inst by Rev. n. NJ. Shurick Mr. IRWIN II. BROOKS
and Miss ALPHlNE s. SINES both of Morgan Ashabnla Co.
Miss ELIZABETH SLADE, of Ashtabula to Mr. HoZEA Full
LER, of Plymouth.
On the evening of the 18th inst by Rev. j. W. B. CLARK
WILLIAM LUCAS of Saybrook, to Mrs JANE SAMMIS of
Ashtabua.
At Rock Greek, the 10th inst by Ed A. Wright Esq.
A. j. WILEY, TO Miss MATILDA HIT by the
1sth MILTON WILDER to Miss RH0DA BUCK.
In Summerhi Crawford county, Pa. the 18th inst by
Rev. b. f. Hitchcock, Mr. L. r. KLUMP, of Saybrook to Miss
ADEIIA FISH, of the former place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

BRIGHAM & Co.-The hurly-burly consequent
upon getting home with stock of New Goods,
marking, arranging, and displaying them for sale,
is not favorable for calm reflection, and adver-
tisement writing. The proprietors of this es-
tablishment, therefore, defer for another week
what they have to say to the public. There is,
however, no hazard in saying that their stock
of Ready-made Goods and Cloths and Cass-
meres for making up to order, has never before
been equaled by them. Making garments will
hereafter be with them q speciality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The GRAND RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
held its Add annual meeting with the Madison
Church. last week.
The reports from the churches were interest
ing, showing 67 buptisms the past year. and a
net gain of lis in the memberships
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Hon. WIN DENNIsoN, it must not be Tor
COTTON, will address the citizens of this sec
tion Of the State, on Monday next, at
Madison He is to be accompanied by
Hon. ]. r.. G1Dp1Nes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The Lake House" property says the Repor-
ter, has gone into new bands-Mr. OTIs BUR-
CESS being the purchaser. Mr.. B. contemplates
re-openipg it as public house, though for the
present it will be kept as boarding house.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Ono Bulls AHEAD.-At the late Nation
al Fair in Chicogo, the first premium of
800 for the best imported Durham Bull
was awarded to Clark & Co., Springfield,
Ohio and the FIRST premium of 500 for
the best American Durham Bull, W. n.
Chamberlain, Vienna Roads, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Hair Restorative. We are pleased to be able 10
cord the satisfaction Of patrons after trial Of article
advertised in columns We have the satisfaction to know
Of readers who have used Prof Woods Hair Re-
sorave and pronounced 1t to be just what the advertise
men says is We have several personal acquainances who
grey headedthey have tried it, and their hair
restored to its original color they willingly add their es
mony to its efficacy and will give further information to
others desiring it This speaks well for the article, and
advise all Who do wish TO appear grey headed to Prof
Woods Hair Restorative WestorR Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

PHrLLIPs wishes us TO say that he has got
tired Of the slow coach business of ordinary
trade, and his stock, purchased in New York,
embraces variety Of Goods which can be sold
at prices, never before heard of in Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

MUSHROOM CULTURE.-Mr. S. CLIFFORD,
mas lett with us sample Of mushrooms rails
ed on his own premises, from spawn of his
own planting. This spawn was brought
from ireland, and the experiment is proba-
bly, the arst made in this section Of the
country.
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Holding OF Fairs.

Conneauh September 21st 22nd and 23rd.
AshtabuiN, September 9th, 2sth, and 10th.
Orwell, October 4th, 9th, and 9th.
Madison, September 2sth
Lake County, October 9th, eth, and 7th.
Trumbull County, October 18th, 18th, and l4th.
Geauga County, Burton, September 18Th and l4th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The American New York State Conven-
ton has voted down aresoutiou for the ap-
pointmont of straight American ticket.
A committee has been appointed to select
candidates from tha.tickets now in the feld.
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver Invgora-
tor and Family Cathartc Pills in another column.

HOOnOnd's German Bitters,--Try them for Dys
pepsa. Try them for Liver Complaint Try them for
Debility Try them for Constipation. Try them for sick
headache Try them for want Of appetite. Try them for want
Of energy. Try them for weakness. Try them for Piles.
Ask for Hollands German Bera. Take nothing else, and
that the signature Of c. M Jackson is the wrapper of
each bottle These Bers for sale by druggists and store
keepers In every town and village in the u S. Canadas West
Indies and South America at IS cents per bottle 2505
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FIRE.-An alarm of fire was given in the
village on Monday evening about 9 o'clock and
light loomed up from the neighborhood of
the Depot, which led to the apprehension that
the depot buildings were on fire. The fire COM
pany, and citizens, in large numbers, has
tened to the spot but found that the burning
building was an ex-blacksmith shop, little
west of the depot, used as barn and COW sta
BILE. The building its contents of hay were de-
stroyed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

PATTERSON & W1NsMAN speak for themselves
in another part of this paper, and think they are
able, aud disposed to meet any reasonable ex-
pectation in the way of prices, extent, variety
and excellence of Stock. All they ask is an
opportunity to show what can be done.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

The DISTRICT OouRr--Judge WmDER pre-
siding, opened It's session on Thursday Scptem-
Der 22d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Look ut this all you that indebted to Steele the
Watch Maker by note Book account requested to call
patiently, but cannot wait any longer call and settle and
coet.
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To All ConcernedI
Il Do wish that all of my old customers
that have unsettled accounts with me- D. Phillips, will call
and settle Immediately. want my pay to pay others,
and must have it, and will have where can get it, am in
the Boot and Shoe Business yet,
and selling Cheap for Cash, Ready Pay, nothing
else, because
If should trust each time I'm asked
My Stock would soon be gone,
And Bankrupt then become,
For Credit I'd get none
Once trusted all my friends,
(FOr so they seemed to BEL
But when asked them for my pay,
They'd only laugh at me.
Then elsewhere they would trade for cash,
To me they would not come,
So lost my stock, and lost my trade,
And thus near undone.
And now my friends, sell for Cash,
As Cheap and Good as can be-
And though your trade / wish to have,
For Cash it is I'd thank ye.
My work is the best, my prices low,
And trade seek most fervent,
For smallest ayors will be-
Your very humble servant N. PHILLIPS.
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wick cup

ALMOST A BIG FIRE occurred in the Pen
itentiary at Cooumbus on Monday night
last Watchman McColum observed a
light in the engine room Of the east wing OF
the workshops occupied by Mr. P. Hayden,
and Fastening to the spot, found that the
timbers near the boiler were in flames. He
apprsed the captain of the watch, who
reused the Warder and Guards, aud with a
few buckets of water they succeeded in ex,
tinguShing the fire.