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WE'LL NrSfrp

IN Sxcasnss rsTT rsrslasasly say, that
a1 true Nay IN politics il to take uo;hin.
Ter sSaa;ei, and is labor Jus, a. IL the 70.
'a'' depended apsa yssr particular neigh.
ha'ssSd. Oar opponents may diviis-.s
nsss the he,sss--bas tia, IL ret .s,sns,a
'a' as. We nesi al army which can nee,
AL Nc sriessrs over all wao do net agree
.Ha as ia principle. The importance Of
''sa' s'sa1'as'saa ani steady psuaea, lsAs.
S@ass' be tee ssrensly eafore%a. Uvou,
g. s6esrAsod /, alive and the good cans.
aSa'''a'ns. isasaj apeo Il y. are safe, bu,
" VOC are deins 4osaing, and everything 1.
s''a aaa idelsss, you may be sare that the
canvass '' ~ bad uay, for ysas lacali;y
ia sample OF sshsr localities. We need
particular eessa e~esy~here, aad ,ssa tie
vera vii be yeaesd.
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r. GEEstNAN, (ef the firm Of +. Geesaman & Col
viii give bis personal attention to the careful and
cara'r compromising OF Physicians Prescriptions. Also
family receipts ia the English. German, Latin and
French Language His eug experience In this import
ant department Of the pruS BUSINESS justHes in
SAYING that entire satisfaction will be rendered The
greatest and attention has been bestowed the
.eleetsn eff Chemicals ard drugs generally. which
ses them &c all articles SOLD, genuine and
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To open alley be,,recn Market and Madison
Streets
Re IL ordained By the Common Council OF the city OF
Council Bluffs That the estate described
AMI within ibe corporate limits the said city
Of Connc Bluffs and the same is hereby declared vacant
and appropriated to public use.
Said real estate is bounded follows On the west
side by Market street and the side by Madison
and the two sides by two right lines
each feet from said center line. which fol-
bows, fo-tsH: Commencing ai point on the west line
OF No. 202 and The side Hf Market las
from neutrality-suspicious. north 81 deg cas-, parallel with
Broadway the west line of Lot No 209, thence in
right line 10 point the west side of Madison street,
B feet south of the southeast corner Of Lot No. as
Said real estate described is hereby declared a
public alley and subject 20 the laws and reguia-
tons other alleys within theciiy.
Approve! July %, 1860.
IYSANDER ". BABB1TT. Mayor.
Attest TEos p. TREVOR, Recorder. IVA MS
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GA Democratic cosemrerary enquiries,
Iii linesla could split one hundrsd and
sfss rails in a day, how long would it take
ham to sr'. toe Union 80 As"old Abe" is
not ensased in the Union splitting business
ne ean's tell ysa; bal re cav tell bow isag
soex him to split ;hs Democratic party
aass six foot fsur,. 10 his boots.
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We nsder.tani that the Western Stage
Company have eb.ainei a contract for ear
rylsga weekly mati direct from this city
10 nsavcr, AMI that the road will be inine-
,ljasaJg stocked. Tbs ia indeed, good news
for Council Buff. We shan no longer
''play second Gll!o" to ST.. Joseph and
Laayeuuorth, 10 the matter Of mail and
stage communication with the mines.
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There will be /. Special Conmun'ca'io' u
Bluff Csty Lodge No II, a. :. ana . M =
n. nsr haIlin The "a story Of James Block,
this fs.,urday) evening. 1t pree''ei! seven
.,.ioDt Name bat members are desired TO
J.. q, akserdaEfes ss1a5r.
bo as .
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". ". MArsl.p, See'y.
TIA NKS

Tss,;les Of "sbs bays" in this osass are
4ossd "a NJ. W. GssaLs and NxLsos
r,x.zp.. for yer. acceptable fa'er' fen-
a.rsa-in the shsfs Of luscious "ssermes-
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1he #trklpA onparfa.
"a In.p Of busy hfe'
. sI1CMT CHANGE.

A. . O'Clock yesterday. sftesnoon, me
,b.,meme,es 10 our ofhee vindos, nsfseo
,eDs This norsiuE, ate O'Clock, the zane
a.uar.,'' hanging in the came place, mar
Gated . ,empertare Of 5o'. 4 eaasEs o.
Eff, degrees in sixteen hours.
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TT NAw Af.

On Wednesday afternoon, a team engaged
in hauling wood to the mill, ran away,
striking the wagon against pile Of cord
wood, thu. ppse.sing il, and pitching ou
the driver breaking bis lel. arm and put
ting the lef, thumb cut Of joint. DIR. W. r
McCLELLASD was at once summoned, ana
the bones sal ses.'' The injured mar, We
believe, Is getting along as well as could be
expected.
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FOR SAIsu.
10000 SACKS FLOUR
IT LOWEST CASH PRICE,
AT THE CITY MILLS.
v3-n3s. t.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE!

have this day sold out all my interest IN the Watch
and Jewelry business in Council Bluffs, To W II.
ALMy, who will continue the business at the old
stand, door from Pacific House. With pleasure
recommend him to the confidence Of my old Gus
toners.
Mr.. s. p KENDALL, the best Watch Maker in the
western Country will continue with him. and devote
his whole time to the Repairing Department, in all
its branches
All articles left with previous 20 date, that have
not been delivered, will be left with Mr.. ALMy for
delivery.
Council Bluffs, June ith, 1850.
A. d. ROBINSON.
n. BAH parties knowing themselves indebted
to by note or book account. will please make
immediate settlement and those having claims against
me will please present them Immediately.
A. d. Il.
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A Is IpE-Aw DEMONSTRATION
The Wids-AwHkrs Of Iowa City invite
tbs ~ iae-Awakr 80 al thu State Of Iowa TO
rarNc'patc in grand Wide. Awake Pro-
cassian at Iowa City, on the evening of
Os,aher a,h, 1860. the last nigh, Of the
State FAIR. closins with grand drill, for
purse Of oHr hundred dollars, to he
asssiol 10 the beat drilled Company Of not
iess than sixty-four members.
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" The standardization Of our Ee,isv.
ere" eor'espoodsas. Consultation vas
received TOO iass fer pasliea,ioa ia ,b;,
weeks issue.
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The above is the recipe for the genuine
article, which, if well mixed, and admins
tered internally, will create a Democratic
enthusiasm at any time. Calculated for
the meridians Of Charleston and Baltimore !;
is impervious to water, and warranted to
keep in any climate.
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BLUFF GIRLS.


ON the 6lh inst, by the Rev HARVEY ADAMS Mr.
SAMUEL HAAS aud Miss JANE McAFEE, all OF
tbs eity- .s... sz.r a -....a. ..
This is Constitutional Union movemen t
the happy couple will probably never have
reason to deplore, for their kind and lavish
remembrance Of the Printers has evoked
from this Office the unfeigned wish that they
may for ever and aye be
--tths happiest of their kind,
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NEW pAPER

ss-w, u. ALa.'s Jaseify Store "a neEt a"or ~
tie FassA1 nsgse--sn ~a's seae IN IsFSH'SafGs
Hannkf AID wARRkxTrp.
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AN ORDINANCE

1mfndiaS an Ordinance eafuied An Ordinance 10
Regulate fhs stacking Of Aag Inside of the Old Cor
ration Limiis.
Art I. Re &c ordained by the Common Council Of the
City Of Council Bluffs, That the said Ordinance On
Stacking Hay in the corporate limits Of the city be
strueHi reading ATTY feet wherever IL reads
dre feet iIll the FIRST day Of July 1851, after Witch
time said Ordinance shah stand in full force origin
ally passed.
Approx ell MY IS 1850.
LYsASpER W BABBrTT. Mayor
Attest: THos. p TREySoR, Recorder. fvinf5
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short time since, and there obtained speci-
men Of genuine Democracy-some Of the
s.simon purs"-which We have subjected TO
the ss.. Of a scientific analysis, and End its
various component parts to exist in the fol-
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An ORDINANCE

To Regulate tie Stacking Of Hey rifhiH the Old
Corporate Limfs.
sEc l. BE IL ordained by the Common Council Of the
City 81 Counci su That no person shall be allow ed
70 stack hay within the old Gifts Limits within ore hun
ire fee; Of ans building except his and within
sfty feet Of his building, when that buhilua Is
within hurrei feet u: any other persons building.
SIC ?. Any person violating this Ordinance. after
It's passage shall be subject tine ot
dollars, Or The removal Of Ire hay within certain time
10 he given by and AZ the discretion the City Pc
ecrdTr.
SEC. II shall &c the duty q the City Marshal to
rsErt all Of violation tbs Ordinance and he
shan be entitseI to Of ore dollar for each nsru
tea
Approved, July Is 1850.
LYsaSpEg V BsBRTTT. Mryor
Attest: T7os. T. TREysoE- Recorder. InI5
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shaw aHd wife grant free privilege 10 dig on
yur prrni.c for hidden treasure which is said to
- sAid premises he it herely understood that we
shall Jig for any but the that has been
seen by Ava NortA in the year 1851
fsigncd) JOSEPH T. CLINTON,
AVA NORTH.
JOHN SANDERSoS.
In the fulness Of that benefcence which
ever nestles with dewy freshness aboutthe
hearts Of those from whom ev en- n suspicion
Of snrdidpcss is far removed, Mr.. JAS. BRAD
SHAW and CARoLrxK BRADSHAW, his wife, did,
with their respective "siSn manEals," most
z aciously grant unto the p" the undersgn-
ed " all the privileges and immunities asked
for in tho prayer Of the psttioners-to-wit ::
- free privilege to dig" on their premises
for g hidden treasure seen by ALvA
NoRru, in the year 1851"
In pursuance of the "free privilege to
Dig" thus graciously given them, s. the IN
dHrsiEned " did, with might and main set to
work to extract from the " bowels Of the
earth" the " hidden treasure seen By AIvA
NegrH, in the wear lSjl.' At the time this
hidden treasure" was allowed to come
athwart the Mormonstic vision of ALvA
NoRrH, the See. ar, some NEUROLOGICAL bank
erinfogmed the said ALvA that all approach
IS towards the hidden strong box, must be
made at that hour of night when " church
yards yawn," otc. Accordingly, many long
I ,,frht. I, III, ,,A -
work faithfully who can tell wha. fitful
visions Of superintendent wealth and future
greatness nerved their arms to an almost
supsrhuman WELDING Of the shovel and the
PICK. all this time? VIVA, rosy air-castles
Heated, danced and hickered in mystic light
before ihe disoricrsd visions Of "the under
signed - Or who depict the rain Of dis
appointment which man,led the swarthy
risases Of /" the undersigned" when, weary
from long continued and fruitless pursuit Of
the hidden treasure" their exhausted en-
srsie, forced them to aekno wladgsto them
selves and 10 each other, that il did not
please the s.unseen power " to invest ss the
undersigned With tha "a hidden trsasurs ["
"sasd to exis,.on the premises" Of the said
assss BaAssaAw, and CAseLrSx BRAp.uAw,
bis wife.
Some poet has placed himself on record,
thus
rear a1bies, nssures are mes, e-caaieusr'
IL there be more Of truth than hyperbole in
the above saying, then wha, ,ranscendsutly
" noble natures must "the undersigned "
be seized aud possessed of, when the fac.
j, taken iato consideration that !" the an,
designed are s;rous Douglas men, their
great ereda.ity in the matter Of ,hs "hid-
asn treasure" is not so m ssa to be wondered
at hseaaires no more ereiuli,y to enter.
tain the superstition saas there 10 an immense
=" hidden treasure " on the premises Of JAS.
BRADSHAW, and CssolF~K, bis wife, than ii
does 10 affect TO sn.srtaiu the belief that
STEPHEN A. Douglas represents +" su.-r ea,
EUR rincirle." Or that he stands even the
shadow Of ghost 81 chance OF being
elected President ia $50. The frs, pre-
sumption 10 no: = whit more violent than
either Of the two last
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fB-Gp to W. IL. ALMf's TO get your Watch re-
aired. KENDALL dev0tes his especial attention to
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kindly taken 10 itself the pleasing task OF
ropubI-hiug the Helper Book-in which
gigantic undertaking we bid it God-speed
By the time j, has Published every line Of
the "Impending Crisis" it may succeed in
convincing some very verdant youths just
cultyatiug their first brood Of incipien.
whiskers, that Col. CuRrIs "cordially en-
dorses- the abolition sentiments contained
in that work and not till then. Gee up.
CONFIDENCE GAME.
The n. Y. Herdid's twentieth ''best
scheme" for accomplishing the defeat of
Mr.. LINCOLN, is to get up system of grand
general fusion electoral tickets, TO be voted
for 10 oil the States, and when these E.ec-
tors are chosen, 'slet all the present candi.
dates, and prominent politicians Of all
factions be discarded, and let the choice fall
upon two eminent men who have identified
themselves with the greatness Of the coun.
try, bu, not with the political factions that
are the opprobrium and bane Of the Re-
public
Well, that's very good way, bu. we like
Mr.. EyEgETT's plan much better, ri-: "Le,
al the people agree on one man, and - then
elect him.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE en-pavtacrsnip heretofore existing under the
fIm aaGas ant style ot John Hsashagn Co, is thi
aay assSsiNtsi BY mutual oanssat ard all dcbts dEe
~ tRr sssa ars 10 he paid ~ Ieha HsatGeyns and
all ees %e % sAsd ar 70 be Paid - saiI HAWTHORN,
a ho has purchased she euttFe Interest az jeremiah f0t-
sofa 81 the arm 81 Ioaa uanthoTra 4 90,
JOHN HAWTHORN
JEREMIAH FOLSOM.
eHscGI EiaTs February sab 1850
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Es-it ses rspt tie tfse tiae - 81 " ", AIMS
as sss - tae aaess ssssss'5s Sac a4sseat,
Ste,
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CONFIDESG GAME.
=. ~ v v..ff'. ,~aptsath ssi
.IlIpDEN TUCASURE."

coUScIL BLuFrs, Iowa July 10Th, 1860
We. the undersigned petition you, Mr. james brad
shaw and wife To- grant free privilege 10 dig on
prela 'or hidden treasure which IS said to ex-
~ slid premises be it hereby understood that we
shall Jig any but the that has been
seen by tiya North. in the year is5i
fSignsD JOSEPH T. CLINTON,
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

------t',hs happiest Of their kind,
whom gentle stars Hnite."
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-02-23
E. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti-BiIiOuS pills,

For the cure of all bilious diseases impuri
ties OF blood, indigestion, liver complaint. sick
headache, ievers, colds iaundice DYSPEPSIA fa-
male complaints. and general cathartic.
In the treatment of bilious fever. iaundice
and all other diseases of the almcntary canal
or general health, which is caused hy an attcc
ton OF the liver or portal circle these pills arc
invaluable
For jaundice, take one or two pills every
night Should there be loss of annette ar
general debility or languor, use the bitters nm.
til these symptoms are removed.
These pills may he taken in all cases where
an aperient Alternative or cathartic is required
Dyspepsia and liver complaint. with all their
attendant evils, can positively be cured bv
pefseverng use of these pills in connection
with the bitters. When cough exists in con-
nection with any disease for which these pills
are recommended. take the Pectoral Syrup of
Wild Cherry, prepared by the proprietor. and
the patient will he thoroughly and radically
cured. These pills being of vegetable origin
no injurious effects will be produced under any
circumstances by their use. Adults or chill.
dren can take them constantly when required
The dose for a child three or four wears old
from one to two pills and for children eight
or nine years old, from two to three pills at
bedtime
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
iCine needed by large class of females.
Let all remember that the Great Western
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WELLS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY,

For Coughs, COLTS, Htlucnza. Plarisy, isthma,
Uho2p'Hg- Cough, BrOnchiiis and all diSe,ses
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'INliS valuable remedy is prrIulcG with great
L care ana on correct chemical pincipl,s
and has gained for itself a great reputation .-
No injurious effects will be produrrd sLouId
the patient be ever SO much reduced. An
overdose Will cause nausea and sometimes
vomiting, but will produce no other unplros
ant result.
Patients should avoid taking too LARGO doe.
es, as in most cases il has better effect Ly ta-
king dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patirnt
or the number of times to be taken durinp the
day, will depend very much upon the trmner.
ament OF the patient. As a general thing, the
patient should commence with q small dose
increasing in amount until nausea or depres
sion is produced, then continue in slightly di
mnished doses until the desired effect is pro
duced.
Consumptivc patients will find this an ano-
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ways giving relief and ctfecting a cure, if with
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To all who have a cough, cold tghtncss Of the chest
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ommend Wells Pec0ral syrup OF Wild Cherry il be.
ing the best preparation for those diseases have ever
used or known. know several eases IN which II has
proved emIneutly successful in curing severe coughs
and other pulmonary Diseases and III my own case il has
been entirely successful = CTprrs
Bloomington Dec
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Arthur's Home Magazine.
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GOdfrcy's Drops
4 SIRE Cure for Tie WeGdach.

This preparation has proved successful In all kinds
headache though many others have been introduced 1t
j. composed {" vegetables and no dcletcrIos plant med
Ctne i, introduced into it, II mpars vgor the system
while the progressing and regulates the stomach
by which process the l. effected.
MIR. Godfrey, now deceased, n resident Of New
Hampshire His valuable recipe has has recently been
purchased by the Undersigned From numerous tcstmo
mails select the following from bed A Wright well
known and worthy citizen Of Kecnr. \.
MIR Godfrey, Sir: II is with pleasure that can recon
mend the Drops prepared by you for the headache
Having for about ten years past been afflicted with IT, and
not having found any thing that gave relief tried
your props and they gave me immediate relief took
them about three weeks from the first of January and have
been free from the headache would cheer
fully recommend them to all who may be afflicted with
the same complaint. A. WRIGHT
Price IS cents per bottle Prepared by H. HCTuuSs,
Chemist, Boston, Mass.
a. II. r. IIILDRETH, Agent, 81. Charles City,
lI,yIJ I'm
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Why is the demand so great for
DIR. MANN'S
AGU E 3 A LIS Nj?

DECAUSE Il will, in all cases, safely and enectualy
ID cure that much dreaded scOurgc OF the WestChills
Fever and AgGc-wittOut fail and will counters
the poison Of Malaria Of which fact thousands ties
mcnicd for class Of diseases and tonic is IN.
surpassed We will offer few evidences Of It's worth
by men of influence aud high standing
Princeton. III. sept Goth 1857.
DIR MANN-nrar Sir For several years past have
used your Ague Balsam in my daily practice and have
closely observed in hundredds of cases and in
has It failed to procure the most happy effect
can most chceriully recommend il a specific
for chilli, fever and ague, and maarious diseases.
Truly yours H. AUSTIN ND
Marshall, Mich. Feb. llth, 1857.
DR. MANN K CO. Il have sold large amount of your
Ague Bllsam in this vicinity, and from my personal
knowledge Of 1t, believe it the best remedy for chils
leye. and ague that has ever been sold in our state
Respectfully yours, o. A. HYDE.
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan. ls, 1858.
McsS-s. :. X. MANN 4 CO.-GentS.: In canvassing
the states Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the differ
remedies Of which have control our attention has
been called to observe the great name that your Ague
Risam has gained for itself in every place where sold
really seems to be the peoples remedy and its sales
more rapid than all others Is destined 10 superceds
all other ague remedies IN ia" market.
Very truly yours, A. : HENDRY.
New York, Feb %, 1858.
Messrs. 5. X MANN + C0.--Gents. h"v. .. our
house st Louis sold your Ague Balsam some three
years and have carefully observed its effects CURING
and must in all candur say do believe lis equal -x
lists IN the world Of medicines. To personal knowI.
edge II has cured permanently every time, and have
known II used after all other remedies had been tried
in vain, with the most happy result And what is more
remarkable have never known case but what remain.
cd cured for al least that have hesitation
in recommending perfect triumph over chls and
fever. RESPECTFULLY yours,
PROF. o. J. WOOD.
5. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
GALLON OHIO,