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SANATrvE PILLS.)

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TehersW crTHcrnnaer,
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.


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Teuersj Marines nmo 2ebenszUerfacs 81
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mt $3.50, 900 capital. III
EpndbitrgSV e rlt4erungSz@prn b. 8iroiltier. Hfi
aHjl7U nit 5000, 600 gapudL. s1l1.- IoI sL' -
AlbentarleFS un98z@pmp. D.. 8ir0iuieu giH
- NIT 5000, 600 @aptal, n4,.. - .a''s[1
@barter SdtzSerlt9. Comp. bon Sartfprb,
-. nit $3.50, 900 capital. N
Secnrtt9aV erltderun98S@ Comp. BON 9eetpeOrr' o.
- .4jG nit $270. 900 capital. .l1 H#HIT dUr
89Snirsg erliderungs GOmp. BON NemsgDrf. \,
NIT $780, 900 capital.
GeIDl1tezV er t6erltn08< GDmp. b. genzVort
Oh '''t. NIT $270, 600 Gopita(. -- ." E'Jfl
WtpntaltfsV Ser tderun98=@cntp y. 02emeW srf F5
nit 5000, 600 Capital. .a .f 49,
Observation-Disclosures .eGpfnp BON geem<Jlnr :
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
70 Wtercal1ttle Wutudl Martl1e. If.A- a1r-
NIT $1,000, 900 Capital. ltl' $3.50 ....E
Veretnt9te Staatell @eben8z8 erfiheruua ,,c g.
g NIT 81, $50, 972 @aptaI.
Norf9ern Allurance<9 pmp. bon Qptbcn.
nit 81, 194,111 capital. ~ sHtE
Nf OSSh oenlertlen e~olnpa9nsen limb BON Der qeoislatur hsd
Staotes Daarplanb autbprufrt unb lt,eniirt. N'S""'" 0S
we BON Dem HnterSet1neten rcpriientrtcn gpnrnooniser boh.nul
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eriest. g -" w. "| y 0S S Finttltt
Breb. Nffum, Surpepcr. E'f0 ~" fEsS,,7 a> flbi
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DR.. Hufeland.
0aI51miIher Cordial

fds f1usGs 5etIuns ron Runtn, @rfdItans, SaFuenitn, 9rdR-
ne, @eubtn 5slS unS PRttr6rrsntatlaneuna, aHSaebruna unl
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Fs uHs Rrdntbstlsn sn erbssrsr @tfdtrIt&Rttt unt meRT
e~terttfdut %Bufubrtn.
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ttnet sletutu &rfdltuHs sHtRtttnbsn Erduibsittn, Idst ah BE-
ttnem Vit6 uter nG1atbtrht aus SEN Deru&ttn tes pbilastl.
p6ta Seunbbeitsdn tss' vntnpMmtnt GdbFae arS5btm VT
Ia2elDttd dnertannf ttas sF 9%tfunbsAsn @tdbts pss 1utca -
ltgt RE Guetue3 '-~
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- Serrnnnt0 ~
81 G ~ : 81

in ~ 10 Yprt. ff5"o "sI
Oaar ~etn9e3oblteS 6aptal. 1oooo a
ae6erltnB am l. September 1850 ........... SSS'VSSUU
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Dre pate IN Der BON ben on8efetenhen beutsg,rn q az
fihrten INN 0CHHIeH &C.
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@iuaer's NGblmnfd)imc.

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quite NGbmaI1 inc su baben mitnide1, ipatsn itb crinnerr,
Dab cine MN uuiern Vt0ihincn, Spetmdl 10 rel Arbett tbut ais
r1eno ete anoere, unh 10 aldb 3metmdl 10 ptel @elh
nbrtn9t. 0sie8 ma6t mniere Wtai4inen gu ben btltt9>
ten, wette I'M Wartte ine Tetr ai8 5000 bacon fno dQetn
IN bief9er Stabt in Operation All 3Sden, SSelen un0 Solen umb
9aben ibre GiAuer oSer bic eantt albeiter in ben Stauo 9eIeBt, fd
ntebr @tlc gu eriparen, ais ibnen tutieS ant nnosrert gSe9e MIG.
lid 1T. 4ue, meIbe cine Der be ten Rdbmai 6tuen, Die
NJ @ebraua lnt, 6aben mbdteu, Irtten in uniercr Office:
go. 159 galtimpreitraBe
%up1Ipretcn, no @ebraud,8r& nmeiuugen III peutider, eu8ltter,
%ran3Dfider uue ipauffer Sprahe 81 baben imo unb no min Sc.
Il tueine DlaItine fault, auf ~oerielben arbettcn lerntu.
Sdidt mad etnem @remplar BON &in1er'8 Ndbmaitinene3c
An9, @ae NRaidmen wcrren EN- gauges Sabr mad ibren, anf0ul
opu uu8 in boiler Sr6nun9 rmb 9eparation gebalten.
C&b28iO .. Q8. IS. Broberid, Naeut
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Seuer~g erii&errtngs @eIeQI0aft
Ncrmdnin

Seasn gerlnlt onrf9 5ersr 5u i@isen, mete8 rurd6 cine iabrrt6e
"ESSWRr~' g. o y Rs IVY Dp4efS gsnttltelt9t nehen tann.
Ss3abinn9 etpoi9er gsrluIte bir9en bic g{anen Ger "F''t' '0
Girefturen:
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EMP so 49, g. ergeen4aIe4, Sec. IN. SeminaS, SS {.
source u 9nGteer' SltHiSnt Secret, Soco6 q. S6uslsr,
+ q Sam 9 nam H., Better e a5ar@s peiSiin :; 81
no. 8urlo8t, Sacaass S6jeb, Calls Barton IT. Sffu 9sa9
" 2S.r SSSmGs' siuiamm S4sa' anton Gdsjtiin' g "a
a go41r9 @G. ". SauPs, 30Gn 9 N9etl, g8tatam S. snTtb
s. 8. 9e9rmann @Aten %, 0opeS, Geo. {. gorbb.
@eSat S9ntreS' Stcoert9 @etiau, Gran, g6tirS1,, 1af.
Wprtb Qilger, SriIbent.
Nu6Otpb @Qrtoue, @efYts, lEt
Serreu Selrt68 & Qlrnan. f
Ste1mau, Stnrtbs & 60. ..lt# ....-. H-.H
g9m. g8afenS Il 60.
QB. q. Warbur0 & Sc. |t .!.f.t.AA4
Y0lcen merotn bon Dem llnter3eidneter an ben Utilization ja.Sa, sE
9un9en, nnb AMI @erIanoen in beutI6er Gprad ss o"ss StU@t' %
osrn o. Moolpb Gngler. 4aent.
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..
BucnAxAx, L-Born IN P.nnsy.vas'ss.s -
Has played Missy pronissns Heass s. sne
nsI;ffsal etaes, snd foF TIE pass twe
~ Nm PLAYING Ill h Washiagsen O'sys
Unnarrlsd ~ partial e rye. -
p..xsr. Born In Aatn@ eno
k.ens : drinking house y postos, wa'en y. =
Known % "Pssksr's." NJ. re eoek ssns
ase not sxselled.
TAYIos. Zachoyis.-Bosn II viski9's
and va IN The Mexiosn var. tes.ossc
Taviorss celebrated ice cream saloon e =.
York. and also invented Taylor's. Corn
BrAcr. Moses Established tho New
York 6un, for ssus tins vas called = sne
eop o. : Beach. = and the phrase y now one
q tho most popular and common IN ear
SrHAap. NJ. H.-Wholssals dealers
10 liquors. Auburn, N. r, author Of the
Jrreprsssibis Conflict. Wants TO Jesse the
premises now occupied BY James Buchanan,
& Washington. Has been much in public
life. and sfwsys drew his salary promptly.
Il : particular friend Of Thurlow Weed,
whence arose the expression che uses the
Weed"
BsYAxr, Vim. c. Wrote Thanotopsis
and several other favorits ballads, the enc.
cess Of which induced him to establish On
Ethiopian opera troupe in New York. under
The name Of Brysnt's Minstrels. HE e.
sencs Of Old Virginia had great run.
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Gonfotio1lol Department

Throseh ~ polissasss q sur friend,
III. Kynstt, Who i ever vstshSal, besh g
please and to Instruct his patrons, p the
selection Of his books, wshAve been favor
Cd With copy Of that valsabls little WORK
on the elements Of the English language
satitled WngAfs analytical Orfhogrephy,
which from orr previous acquaintance
with it, We deem but just 70 ssy that the
public would Be- benefited By : more inti-
mate and extensive knowledge Of II, and
that ito general introduction into our schools
would render the acquisition Of the prin-
ciples Of othography much more easy and
interesting.
Orthography Is the eofnsf-itons Of the
language, Jet receives less attention than
any other branch Of study, and generally
when it is taught il is badly done, and poor
y understood, and, - ; necessary con-
sequence, has become the most irksoms
task that teacher can impose upon bic pm
pills, from the fact that they can neither
understand nor observe, the slightest degree
Of practical utility 10 it. Mr.. Wright, in
bis work, has seemed to overcome these
difficulties, and the subject il considered in
o simple, easy andsystemstic manner render
ing it ineligible and interesting to learners
Of any age, and We would cheerfuly recon
mend its introduction into the schools Of
this city.
This leads " to remark that there are
few things Of greater importance in the ar
raogemsnts connected with education, than
careful selection OF the Books intended
to be used a. teri books. The following
general rules should be recognised in the
compilation Of every class-book thus intro
duced;
, 1st, That the subjects introduced should
be Level with the comprehension Of those for
whom the book IS intended.
End, That every article it containes be
calculated to convey some useful knowl'
edge.
3rd, That they should be of . moral ten
dency, and that moral and physical facts
form their prominent feature. and fiction
be discarded.
I 4th, That the lessons be 80 constructed
as to form accurate and we'll defined ideas
in the mind.
These rules proceed from the assumption
that the Communication of ideas-the ell
ements Of thought-are the great and ulti-
mate objects Of education.
In conclusion, permit me to notice also,
that great care should be taken to prevent
the introduction into schools. of q multi
plicity of authors upon the same subject
as this precludes classification, and no school
Of any size cau be advantageously conducted
without being classified.
This is minor as we'll - senior disad-
vantage under which many of our schools
both public and private, are laboripg, and
we deem it matter worthy of the consider
alton of the Board of Education of this
CITY.
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LEADING EVENTS IN TINE LIVES OF EN-
lNENT AMERICANS.

lNENT AMERICANS.
Under this head We purpose giving, from
time to time, brief sketches of eminent
Americans, living and dead. To the stu
dent these sketches must be invaluable, az
there can be no doubt a. to their reliability
and it might be we'll to cut them out for
future reference:
WEBSTER, Ddniel.-B Born Of obscurs pa
rents in poor but honest town in New
Hampshire. Member Of Congress several
years, and author of Webster's Dictionary
and Elementary Spelling Book. Was con-
stitutionsily opposed to treating, and died
at Marshfeld on the Androscoggin river .
few years since. He vas man Of ability.
Even the old-line Wings Of Boston will
admit that.
Scorr, Winfsld.- Born in Ireland, in the
in the interior. Of Germany, in l776-which
fact accounts for bis passionate love for the
sweet accent Of the latter country, and the
rich brogue Of the former. Wrote Lady Of
the Lake, Ivanhce, etc., and was in the Mex.
lean War. Also participated in several
prize 6ghts, which secured for him the sp-
pellation Of Scotty." In 1852 he ran
against Gen. F. Pierce, of N. H., and was
90 seriously Jared by the collision, that he
had to lay OF for awhile 10 one Of the mill
tary hospitals he established just before the
campaign commenced. He is 1t present 10
the army, and employs bis leisure moments
writing for the New York Clipper and ATTAIN
tic Monty.
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srANp1Na BY his F,RIENps.

In the flush times of Vicksburgh, Miss,
when the phrase ''hard case" meant some
thing more than it does now, Harvey Jepk.
ms was admittedly one Of the hardest. By
some strange accident Harvey found himself
at church one evening. The sermon being
over. the preacher requested all who were
friendly to religion to rise and hold up their
right hands. The whole audience appar.
emily arose to their feet. After they were
seated again, the minister continued
"Now, il there is single one here who
desires to see Satan and his kingdom pros.
per, he will rise and hold up his band."-
Harvey, with some difficulty, got into an
erect position, and said: '.Had the vote
been less Unanimous, should have re-.
tanned my seat; but make it a point Of
honor never to abandon friend under ad-
verso circumstances.0
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DEMOCRA CY.

There 10 nothing more apparent TO tho
mind of even casual observer, than tie fact
that for the last six years, the entire Demo-
cratic party OF the North, has been com.
plstely under the control, and in the ser
vice, of the Slave driving autocracy of the
South; and most faithfully, indeed, hav Q
they studied the interests, and obeyed the
,niunctions Of their chipdlric masters. The
administrations Of Pierce and Buchanan;
have been to all iutents and purposes, abso'
lutely Southern in principle, and in action;
they have ruled with an epe-single to tho
interests Of the South, knowing emo North;
no East, no West,''-every act or measure,
acknowledging Slavery to be heaven born
institution, that should be propagated and
protected wherever slave labor can be made
profitable, is pronounced by the chief priests
of ocofocoism to be pure and undefled De-
IN ocracy; but let measure be proposed,
that has for its object the promotion Of tho
whole country, without discriminating in
favor of the "peculiar institution" and
these expounders Of the Democratic faith
Immediately place upon it the insignia of
their righteous condemnation, and brand it
a. an arrsnt heresy.
The differentiation Of Democracy has
gone on step by step from one degree of
political degr adation to another until it has
laid itself PROSTATE before the black flag Of
Slavery, as submissive to the South, as the
most abiect mental to the will Of the mas
ter. The first step in this direction, was
the repeal of the Missouri compromise, the
last, the adoption. as fundamental prin-
oiple of the Democratic creed as an arti-
Gle of falth--ths doctrine that the constitu-
fsion carries Slaveyr, aolens rolens, into all
the territories. Under the administration
Of Mr.. Pierce, Democracy permitted Slavery
solgo into the territories, and under the ad-
ministratien of Mr.. Buchanan, democracy
has declared that it shall 60. thus rendering
slavery national institution and con6n.
ing freedom to those States that may enact
local laws concerning the subject. This last
would .sem bold move but the people
had been prepared for it by previous acts Of
sectional legislation, aud declarations Of
sectional principles. The next task that
will be given to northern Democrats by
their southern masters, will be the reopen
ing Of tho African slave trade; this, per-
haps, will be bitter pill for some Of the
more conservative ones to swallow, but they
will certainly have to takeit. To this the
party has long been drifting, and the time
for the open avowal Of the same, Is not far
in the future-so near indeed, that NO man
oan receive the nomination at Charleston
who is known to be opposed to the move
.ment, or who viii not pledge himself to use
his influence for its accomplishment.
With these facts before him, can any man
who believes tho traffic in human beings to
be morally wrong, support the nominee Of
tba Charleston Convention
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RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION
Fer the construction Of certain sidewalks therein
named,
kssolved, BY the Common Council Of the city Of
Council Biuns That side walk b constructed on the
east side Of Pearl Street from Broadway to willow
Street and that be done by the lot owners contiguous
thereo-each constr ucng and paving in front Of
his respective lot.
Res0ised That the width Of said sidewalk shall be
six feet with the edge eight feet from the line Of
contiguous lots constructed and paved Tin conformity
with the established grade If said stree) with sawed
inch ank laid and substantially nailed to three
stringers one which must be in the middle and ono
under each ddge the whole Of the work In all respects
must be done in a good and workmanlike manner.
Resofred That the owners Of lots fronting on said
sidewalk are hereby notified that they required
respectively and pave the in front Of
their respective lots in accordance with the require
ments and specifications contained in the foregoing
ouons before the s dag Of Nay next otherwise they
will be performed by the oity ~ their expense snd The
thcro their lots and collected in sccorc
with the provisions Of ordinance now in force,
entitled ordinance for the paving and repairing side
walks in the city Council Bun, BY or II the expense Of
lot owners.
hereby certify that foregoing Resolution passed
by the Common Council Of the city Of Council Bluffs
The nth day Of March, 1850 after passing the same
through three successive readings.
TIP. TREYNOR, City Recorder.
Council Bluffs, Na.ch2l 1860.
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THE TIME OF HOLDING TME CHICAGO
CONVENTION CHANGED.


National Republican Convention will meet At Chi
caeo on Wednesday the 18th day Of Nay next, At -
o'clock fnoon) for Abe nomination CT eanaascs 10 be
supported President and vice President at the next
election. ss e
The Republican electors Of the several States, the
mcmses Of the re pies party OF Pennsylvania and Of
the Opposition party OF New Jersey, and all others who
willing cooperate with them in support Of the
candidates who shall there be nominated and who
opposed to the policy Of the present Administration; to
Feera corruption and usurpafion, to the extension Of
slavery into the Territories; to the and dangerous
political doctrine that the Constuioa Of Its force.
slavery into all the Territories Of the United
states the re-opsnng Of the African Slave trade, to
an Inequality u rights smong citizens, and who In
Cnlcn under the Constitution recently adopted by its
people, Of restoring the Federal Administration to
system Of rigid economy and to the principles o; wash
ington and Jefferson; Of maintaining invioste the
rights Of the States, and defending the soil Of every
State and Territory from lawiess nvion and OF pre-
ssfas the ineIry Of this Cnion and the supremacy
Of the Constitution and laws passedn there
Of sganss the conspiracy q the leaders OF sectional
party 10 resist the majority principle established in
this Government At the expense Of its existence in
visd to send from each State two delegates irc each
aha CoarentioE.
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~Paddy was summoned to court for
refusing to pay q doctors bill. Judge
"Why do you refuse to pay?" Paddy
"iVhnt for should pay shure did he give
me anything but emetics, and the never a
one could I keep on my stomach, at oil, at
sll.n
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Cyan exchange has the following ~ an
excellent system Of gardening for young Ia.
dies: Make up your beds early in the NOR
ming: sou buttons on your husbands
shirts; do not rake up any grievances;
protect the young and tender branches Of
Of your face; and carefully root out all an
CRY feelings, and expect good crop of
happiness.
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Sheriff. 49, 49,

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Council p,ue. NY 9: :: REED DYssr.
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Aelr advertisements.
sherfms sale.

DY virtue Of special Executes 70 directed from
ID once Of the Clerk the Districs Court Of Potawat
tams County Iowa. shall proceed to sell Saturday,
the 18th day VI April, A. d 1850, between the hours
10 O'Clock n. and O'Clock, r. n. Of said day, In
front Of the County Treasurers oce In the City Of
Council BLUFFS, the following described real estate Of
@. and Eliza z. Mitchell, TO wit: SWh Of the NEK
sec Is, T 76 range ~.
Taken the property Of Jas. O. and Eliza <. Mitch
ell satisfy execution in favor Of Samuel n Por-
teraed.
s. n. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Buffs, March u, 1859. n4e.4w
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Coort Of rostswattants Cssny, kea / -.
se!l 90 Wednesday, The ~ day q Nm. 4 .
1890 "a sss d ss., !. q = ss 4 1is
Once, In the City Of Cvunsjl ~. sSsas,9el
scrioed Real Estate Of 7. y. and :. II. cssSsss r.
VT: Lot. and y, in Blood .. IL novsrSs. sz..!.
Lots and Z, 10 Block u, in Dsrns A11itso. g cl
Bluffs, Iowa. e.
;. Ia.sn e ne property q Z. "a Z. Il. &c..
" 's's's N sassasioe IN favor Of Alvin .. Dssss.
8 II. CRAIG, ~
By g. T. REED, Dspels G~S
Council Blum, March a, 1864. .iv
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TA dying West India planter grooming
to his favorite servants, sighed out, ssAh
Sambo, am going on long. long journey
"Nsver mind, masss," ssid the negro, con /.
solingly, SIT am all he scay doscn."
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G. ". Sc1tvEs. 81 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS 4
lASorcn i3S Randolph Street. Chicago arc the only
aah,rifed Agents in that city to receive Advertise
1se the same.