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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
'FHE PEOPLE S COOK BOOK.
MODERN COOKERY.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
MISS ELIZA ACTON,
CAREFULLY REVISED BY MRS. 5. ]. HALE.

CAREFULLY REVISED ). J. HALE.
7tHs lou How choose ali kinds of Meats Poultry
aud Game, WITH utl the various and most
approved modes of dressing and cook ing
Beef and Pork; also the best aud SIM
plestway of salting picking and curing
the same
Tells You All the various and most approved modes
of dressing, cooking, aud bOnng Mutton
Lamb Veal, Poultry and Game Of all
kinds, with the different Dres sings, Ora.
Vies, and stullings appropriate To cacii.
Tails YVu How choose, clean, and preserve Fish
OF all kinds and how to sweeten it when
tainted; also all the various and most
approved modes Of cooking, with the
different Dressings, Sauces, and Flavor.
ihgs appropriate tueacl.
Tells Foa AL the various ana most approved modes
of preparing over fifty iurcnt kinds OF
Meat iirOhs, and Stews, with the rel.
ishcs and ScasOnings appropriate to each
TETS l0n All inc various ana most approved modes
of cooking Vegetables of every descrip.
tion, also how TO prepare Pickles s,Catsups
aud Curries of all kinds, POted Meats
Fish, Game, Mushrooms, &c.
Tells Yop All the various aud most approved mode
OF preparing and cooking all kinds Of
Plain and fancy Pastry ,IPuddings. ON
clettes' FrittcTs, Cakes COME iinnary
Preserves, Jcllics, and sweet dishes OF
every de, criptiOn.
Tells You All the various and most approved mode
Of making Bread, Rusks Mullins, and
Biscuit the best method of preparing
Coffee, Chocolate sand Tea and how tC
make syrups' Cordiais and Wines o
TtlIy You How to set ont and ornament n table how
to Carve all kinds offsh, flesh or Fowl
and i'll short,hOw to simplify The
whole art of Cooking as to bring the
choicest uSurles Of the table " ithn ey
Crybody's reach
The book contains Ais pages, and upwards Of twelve
hundred Recipes all 0f which the results Of actua
experience having been fully and carefully tested under
the personal superintendent of the writer's 1t is prn
ted III clear and open type is Illustrated with appro
pirate cngravmgs and Will be forwarded any address
neatly bound and postage paid receipt of the pric
SlOU, or in cloth, extra, si25.
$1,000 A YEAR ss ss" s%'sIppi. SS %9"
" Ing men eve
rywhcrc, in selling the above work. onr nducemcnt
all such being very liberal.
For single copies of the book for terms agents
with other information, apply to or address
JOHN l.. POTTER, Pubi,her,
No, 6l1 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia Pa.
November 3, loGO-6m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
" A NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON

" NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRINClPIES.-Wmrt HALL CLoTAING BAZAAR corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, does follow in the beaten
rack We satisfied that the only way to build up
and keep large business is TO sell goods cheap and give
satisfaction to customers. Prcence will not answer,
and hmhug has had its day and intend to sell our
goods five per cent advance upon cost (no more and
Iess) and no variation in marked prices. This system
will sustain itself without putting. We shall buy and
sell exclusively for cash. our assortment for and
boys the largest in Philadelphia and our prices much
lower than any other Call and for YOURSELF
tn the
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
:. W. corner Fourth and Market SITS. Pha.
ON
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

AHNT As Is U,T.-We mean the one to he seen any
Sabbath morning, at about II O'Clock, enter the right Isle
of the first Presbyterian Church Of Boomsbnrg the
upper tier Of the "Co'umJia Dcmocra" 1t is the latest
production of that Prime of Ha;tcrs Col JSo C. YEA
GER otPhladelpha. Col. Yeager wen afford quiz
at onr expense, he furnishes our Merchants about
half the hnc hats that come into Columbia county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

PRESIDENT Buchanans fourth and last Annual Moss.
age appears oomplcte in this weeks Columbia Demo.
crat Our judgement approves its every sentiment and
position and it will be approved by every intelligent
and conservative citizen of AmeriCa. We commend it
oa careful pcrusa and bcspcak fer preccpts an uni
yersal observance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

DEATH or An Ev.EDIroR.-Isaac q. NJ Rinrey ESQ,
aged so years, died on last Monday in the City of ar.
risburs Mr.. NJ. years ago, tho Editor of the Dem.
ocraiic Union Vie was gentleman and Christian, re.
spectedn life lamented in death and pre- pared for i'm.
mortality.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
The Panic.

special Dispatch to the Patriot and Union,l
PHILADELPHIA, De. 7.
Stocks and breadstuffs are still deprossod.
Reading fell two dollars per share. Three
banks have reduced their discounts, instead
of expanding them, as was agreed upop.
The merchants are, consequently, dissatis-
fed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

WE have the Farmer and Gardener for December
published in Philadelphia. Col A. NJ. spnnglcr Editor
aud Publisher. Rcng the only Agricultural work, now
published in Pennsylvania it should be literally patron
tza1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

JosrPu H'RRis, Esq, Of Rochester, ~ V. has our
thanks for neat copy Of the Rural Annual and IIorti.
cultural Directory for 1851 price 25cts 1t is an invau.
able compend Of Rural economy and Agricultural invcn.
tion. Everybody should have one copy for Pocket
Companion
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

cheerful conntenance is most agreeable sight i'm.
parting satisfaction to those with whom tcomes in
"ct such as is always by Bcn's customers when
returning from the Light Street Cheap Store.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

THANKSGIVING DAY has gone and CnRIsTMys is coming
hard upon u.s. and yet, we have mary Turkcyw Who is
the 'Prntors friend. 1--WE Rnxously await the solution
Of the Turkey question"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
POSTSCRIPT.
Position of South Carolina.

The President has just been assured from
an authentic source, that the authorities of
South Carolina will make no resistance
either to the collection of duties, or to the
Federal possession of the Forts guarding
the Charleston Harbor, during the remain-
der of his administration.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

THIS work contains 400 pages Of closely printed
i matter aud will be sold by subscription.
1t teach the duties Of TIL Justices OF the Peace, with
forms for the transaction Of their business.
II teaches the duties Of Uonstnbes with ali the nee
essary forms appertainng to the office.
u contains the duties Of Supervisors every County
and Township in the State.
1t contains the mode Of procedure for the laying out
and opening of public and private ous of vacang
altering roads, the building Of bridges, &c, &c,
1t contains the Common School Law, with e1plana.
ons decisions and directions together with forms for
department Of the work compiled at Harrisburg by
Mr. Samuel T. Bates, Deputy Supernte and is
woth the price OF the volume to any one Interested in
Common Schools
It contains the duties ofTownship Auditors.
II contains the laws relative to logs and Sheep,
II contains the duties of Assessor.
IL contains the laws relative to Strays Mules and
1t contains the laws relative to Fences and Fence
1t contains the laws relative to Game Hunting, Trout
and Deer.
1t contains the Election Laws with all the necessary
| Forms.
1t contains large number of Legal Forms which are
used in the every day transaction of business such
Acknowledgements, Afdavits Articles of Agree meni
and Contracts, Partnership Apprentices Assignments
Attestatlnns Bills OF Exchange and Promssory Notes
Bills Of sale Bonds Checks Covenants, Deeds, Depo.
sitions, buc Bills and Produce Notes Lanlord and Ten.
ant Leases Letters of Attorney Marriages. Mortgages,
Receipt aud Releases, The work is bound in Law
and wi be sold to subscribers at 81 u per copy paya.
bic on delivery Of the work The work has passed The
revision of many of the best Lawyers in the State and
has received their unqualified appreciation reliable
handbook of reference upon all subjects spon which it
treats The whole is arranged in such manner ns TO
present plain concise and explicit statement of the
duties of all Township Officers, may be readily un.
derstood by any one The County Will be thoroughly
is respectfully solicited.
JOHN, General Agent for Columbia County.
T. ;. Good CanvassGrs wanted in all parts of this
County for the above work. which liberal compcnsa.
tion.w be given. Applications which be made at
an early date addressed to the General Agent Blooms.
burg VIII receive prompt attention.
Dec. !, lruO-3t
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
lai!aWisSa, Wllliamsport \ Erie u. X:

Cai.aWisSa, WillidmSport \ Erie q. Il:
s{k, neetoM 5st,oecn Ma
CARA fa,Is aud Philadelphia. Shortest Quickest and
cheapest Route from Hesern NsD York to Phiiadelphia
Harrisburg Psbnrg BalimOre Washington city and the
South.
The different Trains this Road pass Rupert as fol.
lows:
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Express Freight, 900 AN
Philadcp phia Mail, 1922 AN
Philadephi 4 N. Y. Express, ll,2OP
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Express Freight, l22OP PM
Elmira Mail $40 Pm
Niagara Express, ll2O p NJ
F.4EES BElHEEN RUPERT& PHH.fDELPHLi
Rupert 10 Philada., 81 10 Rupert to Milton, 20
do Harrisburg, ~ do Williams port. | 40
do =. Clinton, 10 do Ehnira, 3 10
do Tanaqua, so do Niagra Falls 20
Al are requested procure Tickets before
entering the cars. Baggage checked through to Pha.
dclphia and Emira.
II. STANLEY GOODWIN srpT.
June o, lSG0.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
AGENTS WANTED.
BOOK THAT EVERY FARMER, MECHANIC AND
BUSINESS MAN WANTS
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE TOWNSHIP & LOCAL LAWS

QfMe Stnte Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Complied from the Acts of Assembly by WILLIAM II
HAlNEs, Esq, and published by EDWARDF.
JAMES, West Chester, Pa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
R @ fA az IL liz , -

h6 EA ES n kS
mn nrTc,r ,,1rrrr ,mor
IhACl lCAL CALCU ULAlOR,
A poov or p, AIN Rrrrs ,xn Cu,r,,T,o> ron nrs,.r
- nnpp ,r,nxs Nv NJ ,r1,x N pnuurn pp ,,T,,'I e.,
,vynp ,Sn Cnxvry ,Srrp Nry En,T,"S n,in, % 80,
ny n / nm ,,,,rr a. ~ pu, riIa,, '' r'DI''hlp
n, 90 :" ~ w. ''''"
r, rms WoTk contains .ui pages ana upwards of 500
Rules ana hAa'Pts elllrei aho thoroughly PRACTICAL,
such as hrse every uny IN the ronoh pr 'uts Of bs.
ness. II las arraHy PASSED 'hroush NUMBER Of Edi'
sc| Of business men to be the ,Sofsr HOOK OF lrERkSr
pertaining TO calculations, that has ever been publish
Every Aanpe III tile book Is WORRIED or n FULL and
stated III plain manner so that whrn parallel
artists those referring 10 the work i'll find no difficulty
IN readily solving II IN word, the general arrange.
ment Of the CALCULATOR Is sn simple, that any one
who knows how to add subtract multiply, or divide, can
easily solve any ordinary example that arises in busi.
ness arrive al the ru" result ofauy estimate required.
The chief aim of the author has been rschew theory
and philosophy in figures aiming only facts and sim.
pciiy, believing that business mel care little about
spending time IN discussing the philosophy of les,
the science of figures, dceming it sufficient for their
purpose TO bc able Az MOMENT, be reference arrive
at th' true result The AlCuLATOR differs in this
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EState Of Peter Crawford deceased

II ETTERS Of Administration on the Estate of PrrgR
- CRAWFORD, late of Madison township, Columbia
county deceased nave been granted by the Register Of
townshpa persons having claims against the Estate Of
e decedcn are requested to present them the Ad.
nhstra,or without delay, and all persons indebted to
make payment forthwith,
JOHN SMITH
-- admir-
December 2, lsGO-Gt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
NEW AND
Elegant Fall and Winter
G 0 Q D S

HAS just received, direct from Philadelphia and New
II York, IA very choice assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
almost every new fabric which has been manufactured
for Spring and sumner well the usnal assortment
of STAPLE GOODS Of superior qualities VIII be i"unu
in variety aud prices low similar goods can be
purchased elsewhere. ,
1t is an easy matter find goods at low price, but
as general rule, they just as low IN quality But TO
get Good article at very low price is something rare
Such opportunity, however is offered TO any VINO
may want -....
DRY GOODS GROCERiE,
HdRDIf.4RF, QUEE.NSH.7RE,
GL-iSS H.4RE, FISH,
SALT, &C. &c.
- Call aud see. n
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED.
bloomsbury, October u, LEGO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15

:. w. corner Fourth and Market SITS. Pha.
February 2j, l5d0.-l2m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
pExYEA Jaly q 1890

.. DEEYEH Jaiy Is, lsSQ
FEaUE-~ks stas coed qaailty, ate $i5 p us
N EieaA, I0.tfal SO g 100.
MEAG-searee AZ sac 81 = to5
WHgAT--Eec = d aBd la demand. ....s-I.-..
goRx--shRJei, los y T.
a4~s-&aa ato = 100 ~ and scarce,
Fora oEs-A moderate supply h0w N alaFksa
at l2s8Ibe . 3.
0sIoSx-25c q p
RFATs-B az white u 63I6c = ,.
BAcos-A fair supply At 15ta%T NC q d.
HARD-~In dea3 As45 q ssssf 35S 4 p
Revv--Tet,It! - IT. fnsTses ~ 4br q D. - .
UrTEe-g.'shT9'l, 50 , p, Prime Ftr&ia' "
Gtd8 = =
cHEEsE-4o85 30 E B.
Ets1s-551 r ta5Pu. H.
sUgkp-Ff faFnsua II 406 S0c = ,.
MoLAsxEs--G,ou lB'on, n. o.: s2,so ' gall Bal
goTTEr%RIS $3.50 q y Javs soGzse p ,
wHrTE LEAD--s7S per SFI.s and scarce II
LiNSERD OIL--s3 SC per sell,
WursxEy-ss A5sA rFE gal.
Ipas--sr CIsga ~ Is aoas9c per III
s4gEEI-Ig demand al a. 81 per 10.
" 4ss--sN p ~ esr hir Rse large ''1s' 'ea'e'
Aad Ia Ae1a ma. .,--.
BLRsT1S0 PowDEa--st0 per keg. Safety Fas'
IrArHER-s9Ie S1sTsc Fss N. Calf sEans Si'T'
and 81 50 pr N.
HGaEs- @s4si 80 cash.
IrMsgA--A5o per n
sxaTxas4Rs--aS&R - per u,
/ E.Axsf---aaa psr ".
Egskx--sse Der busheI delivered.
Bxfcx--as9 ser H. at tbs yard-Si8 delivered
woup- b per cord delivered.
l HAT-8as per ten. go
FnnaGnrs-To aountain Gag, . ~ per 100
NJ Tarry&lI, esper LOO,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08


e. The Davenport Democrat & News
furnishes The following expose of the how
and Why Of the Iowa City Reporters
change Of politics. It viii be sem also
that the Democracy of Iowa win lose
nothing from the detection Of the Repair
ter:
The Iowa City Reporter win this mora
ing hoist the names Of Lincoln aEl liam
lin, in place Of those Of the regular Dem
ocratic nominees, Douglas and johnson.
The Reporter has heretofore been warm
and consistent supporter Of Democratic
principles, ana throughout tho state 1t
bore a most excellent reputation. The
terms of the sale are, we understand, that
the official printing of the Sheriff and
other Republican officials shall be trans
ferred frcun the Republican to the Repor-
ter, and In addition they are to receive
Judas purchase money, amounting to
some hundreds Of dollars. Penn CLARK,
Martin L. Morris, and several other Be
rublicaus who are dissatisfied with the
Republican, furnish the money with which
to pareaa>e the HarTis0ns, We are hap-
py 10 state rbat ali their bids failed in in
dueing Dick SYN esEer, tAe talented edi-
tor Of the Reporter, to turn his coat. he
Indignantly spurned their geld, and viii
retire from the chair editorial of tht
treaeheroas sheet. Another Democrats
paper will at once be started, TO take thi
place Of the Reporter. What the poor
/ devils who edit the Republican are - de,
we cannot say. They had better eom'
back to first principles, and support th'
/ Democratic nominees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
Duhuque. August !

Ex-senator Jones, Minister 10 Bogota,
arrived home last evening and was greet
ed with catering public reception. be
was met at Dunliefh on arrival Of the
evening train from the East b Mayor
Stout and several others Of our citizens.
They thau proceeded to The ferry and were
received on the Iowa side By military and
an irsassiense crowd Of citizens. Upon
landing he vas addressed in an eloquent
speech BY Il. &. Russell, 10 which ne
made feeling response. A PROCESSION
then formed and Mr.. Jones was escorted
10 bis residence.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

JOE PErNrrxG--MoRx New TYPE.-H Q
have rsesnty aadea 70 eur job ofce, large 'oa "a
ns~ Typs Cuas Rasaesxg Ae-, all at TIE ssss asAi~
u ana latest ssylass snA weags aor sssssr pfspaT
ed than syeT 10 sxNcwse sresy variety Of plain ans
fancy Jee Prinsins, seus, gwass ssd ehssp' ~
have sAs largest and best assorsHaaas q 1sasaas
material In sAs wsss, saa tagn eHt arr kina o.
vork that Mag be desired, % saeFt Rssasss
Merchants aaa others harms PTiatinS % pc sSns
are resu&sssa sa oals ANA exasalne specimens o
worR and pFiess ws guagTanses saalasacsseS u
| sYszy ease.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

w8xKLY aEvxRw or TEE COUNCIL aIHTri
MAgKMg.

-.sks~ &7s IL II
wsxKEY xxvazw or SHa couscTI azuxva
MARKMg.
xAs ssaslsus ssssas sAs ssss hes sssn waFa ard
ii sasa III dasssx thea sy, s8sA eesi algats.
rroaues of avery kiad hsssssa sfessat IN iaEss
ss3aaaassss and prioas fsaaln arm vita an spsafa
Etsudsnsy
wheat, Cora and Oats and ready nsrsss 81 pfisas
quoted heiow. as zsszs 4sssss
FLoUa advances, ~ asz sasss asapsssAa u.
ESuaa Mllla, psy ssck ~; aaa, ss, suvsFass
sauatry brand sssao' aus %; City Asiis, sse@saaa
sS,aps sac a. IL
suCk-wRgAf RLous, seaFess ss eaOss u 81
o. 90 psE AunaFea.
waRAT Aaa 2awaaesa. ws aaoss . pvtaaa sFsieaa
Of Fall al si,sss sgriag ala 70 ais var sgsh,
OARS aavs adssaeed, We nov gusts prime afsseaf
al ase par sssAel. -
cogN resnaina axaa auA Is sesasnHsaaans iaAazss
quantities. ne gasss sFiHss article Al Sp sFdanarS
ase PER hussel--cesA.
POT gQSz arsAeid ARA At foraaeT sussAaaeaa
~ift eus small supply in xsrkss and bat tsw ssaaizS
in Sc auota good article 81 2sc par sashei-sAah
walskEY arfp st DOC psr Ealaaas #siA . assxx
supply IN market
GDFFEk 4na opI An FeAAAASh A'A @A~@ '~
EsaossassRS a. -
sRoCERIESSsnsraiiy are hs3d 1t cur former sSS~
tasians--Ressa supply In market.
SALT . L. 81 10 par ssek Of two hundred ia
nsFpF8a - get formsx aaasssiaas iss par ssszl0'
EGGS lpe psr 4a@aa.
BACON has advanosdi clear sides, III Sao0aafF
.fe,e aasas.s 10 O@asa Gssa rurpty in market
BgEP CATTLE arssetsaks n Ia suaaeirn' a1tAeefs
- ,srn,sh n. fay vssailinE; ws quot GA fsos
fvornf 81 "a ssssa p@SsauaseA sEs@a 60 3
HhY w-g Ga-ra pFa4Ets STssE, 81 ri1"4hy -
sad anngarssn erase as PER- t9u
ORYuKEss arr plenty in saArket Aad bring ffssn
Al o. Q - Is per xsn.
TAB Era nys ana soSa ssss taea sl&as ssnEz {"
5ae doIlsF and afsy r'nts p<r per- pair
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

4 sIax.-We noticed sticking on the
lAmp-pasl u tAs "Bowery Restaurant" lsst week,
small sign which lnale&ssd something SienafscaAf,
70 say she least whicA read, near as We esH PEG
o.lec;, "a uparasug 10 all Pi=ps." with II"
pointing 10 tbs tatGerpd and ragged transparency
Of The gowezY The sIgn 10 significant, &pd We
hope IL zaRaha badness. .-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

\ gY~ shunks have d history, a. many q
New York trader has learned at his cost
A year or two ago they were exported to
Europe in such quantities as to promise
tha psriacatioa Of cur saaospAers from
one Of the most disagreeable odors, be-
fore the elspse Of many years hat this
demand suddenly fell of, and several
found themselves skiHnsd to the amount
of SIS 900, and even twice thai figure
Some European Israelites, 1t appearsi
had substituted them successfully for 1T
ehes, which commanded from one to nine
dollars each in market. Forthwith, trou
being considered worthless, skunk skins
rosa in price 90 81 SO each; ships were
! frelghted with, and fortunes made ous Of
them for months But an unlucky snow
storm IN Raasia, dwiHg #EtaefE aae9 o
these collars or eapes was drawn over tn
wearers head, proved fatal to the trade
The disagreasle odoF leaked eqtt Now
| it is said, as many as $4,000 of thes
| skins are slowed away in London with
out being able TO find a purchaser.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08


CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d QrTEoY RAILROAD
1ortss, Quieksi end Best Romts
To Chicago, New Tork, Boston, Philadsiphia and
EatlmeEe; 10 Keokuk, St. Louis aud Cincinnati,
and to ali points IN Illinois, Indiana, aic4g2n onis
TSo trains Daily isavs and arrive (sundays sx.
esPted3 follows.
LEAgE orrUMwA. ARRTFE AT CHICAGO
i iSo oa q: : n. Is Is '''lseA, ? n n
rs~Connec&ing At GaiesSurgh with the NorthsTu
Cross Railroad fer Quincy at Mendoza vita ths
Illinois Central Railroad, Far G4lsfn& and DnnIstia
and St Louis and CaiFo, Al Darlington With fKsi
sailing Packets EeT St. Louis,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ES~TnreGgh 10 Nsw Tet8 an ~ hours. PAAssn-
seas teaESag Council Bluff NOR 4lns and evening
ESkaS tEis EDGte viii arrive II Cnle&Eo or 81 I9a.
Is lss4l - 10 "a hours aElExsr aaa b. eny otheI
goa5s aRf u snspIs time tS connect with Tue ggsA
Eastern and Southern Liaes.
Buy ar TiEK esasxia Western Stage Company q
ASencg City where you cxn buy your TieSets Of Tia
BuraaKtsa Il No, Raarosa Tsesef OGes, % ALI
POINTS, East and south. 4
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK. -
Stock Trains giilsFMn regularly, leaving daify
Sundays ezenptea Tneae Trains hAvs 81 she right
OF Passenger Trains, sau6 insAFfas asspasSa AnS
consequently avoiding All thaae. ysxafic1s delay
that are constantly occurring Oh other routes,
Sss STOCK pens hSva been eEaik 0n beth Nl@sa o
tae MissAssppl eseae ~ ahe FerYy sna pra9aTs wil
ana tasre svsry thimx they eoaad wish fsg lbs -
saazEa0a4tt1n uk tnnsF 6to1kt g8gessssssss -.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

AUCTION S4I.a--R. r. DEKAY will offer
fer sale the present week. at Shows old stand, on
Lower Broadway, large and elegant sfOGk u Goods
consisting Of DTy-Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Millinery Goods, and large lot Of Notions Of ali
klaas.v Ehasa Wap wAat bargains IN goods, can
how get them, By Investing.
Pirate sale during The DAP, and auction during
the evening. Ptsxh in--snersss ehasrs " gstsaH
money haEk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

HxHscHKL Y. JoHSsoa.The Baltimore
Patriot, IN 0pposibua Journal refers %
DIR. johnson, candidate for Viee-Psesi-
dent on the Douglas tck4s, il she follow
ing terms
We know the gkTTltman personally,
and We are free Il say 1hat, though not
his political friend, BE- has our most coz
dial s.mpathies in the work of redeem
ing the South from tine tyranny Of thsst
intolerable public opinion which fsw
Hosspurs have managed TO impose upon
az nozzle q people AZ eyer tn sun shone
upln. And there is no man in the Whole
South, politics apart, whom we would
sooner zee, not ouiy Vice-P esident, bat
President, he is one Of our SCUM hest and
most reliable statesmen.