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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

- Tha Omnibus THAI cams OYER from
0wsAa On ssaA&s aisAs isss, aRsasat swsasy-fesz
passengers, saa "A ssazxains Pise's Psaksrs eas
s~s. Fssss sssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

- II
4 CO Two gidnappsfs ana napderers
we're arrested On the 18th ult., ut ST. Je-
ssps Aas J kseSyis Ne ssas asiasM &Ax
trial. They had four negroes which they
succeeded In selling at ST. Jo., bat one
Of tAsaas Aszy Boyd, informed her par
fsAaser, sbas she with the others had feen
kidnapped ss lsAlen@ IIljaois. snasAas hss
hasbana ssIssss hsy& md been Eiiisd a.
or crossing the Mississippi river, because
he refused TO be ironed. The Kidnappers
ARE named Bolton and Gooden Gcoden
ID q stranger nj &c. Jo., and Canadian,
apd Bolton has resided short time With
hls family iafaidFell, No. The citassss
.eS Aissoazs ssre with great difkealty pre-
ysnted from lynching the sooundeels when
tAey learned they were kidnappers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

Nor ASHAMED or BUSDLEs.--We hare
oftsn Asard half grown boy say pskishly
TO his mathar.
81 doass like TO be seen carrying big
bundles throagh the saxeets.s >
But true pride 10 ashamed 81 sncn lit
tleneas Of mind. Mr.. Aslor, the wsalkhs
millionaire of New York, unse wAs relns-
tant except for cash. The masshszs pAid
for them and took them 81 his own shou1+
der to carry to his store. ME. Assow box
cd ca In surprise, bat before the merchant
had gone many sssps b. ssaled him back,
saying
'SYou may bay osrRsags 10 any amount
| can trust you, cir. A man who Is not
ashamed to do ais ewa work is sure TO
saceaed."
Here lie anotAes good lesson for false
pride" ,-tsas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

AS9ssk aess eaFzss ira.
'E iafabsta bIosssas, aged sixty-eighf years,
waa married at Kiagsso.., n. c., last week,
% A. v. Buyer. Assa aasatysase. TAs
9alE widow had s70, 600 TO sounteracs the
ssammsrs" which have passed Greg hs
head.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14
n NEE I
OFFICER . PusEY,
" -a.zsasF EEsE sss5ra+2
REAL ESTATE Hs1MERs,
AxD pgALRSS ID s4
LAND WARRANTS d. ExchANGg


THOMAS sFYEcEA. ~. y. n PvaxY,
~r.s.+ 81 "@- Attorney at Law,
win attend 10 he selection and lOcatisa az Lzaaa
IN western IawA and EshraSkas tAs S&yzHsas sf
Faxes Lands u Hpa-gesiaSnts, ana ne eolisction
sad rsEnikt&nGs g eaains. est =s
REFMkENgES: -"..+st vs.
BaHx Of PtttsbursA, KxcAangs Bank. Msaasxs
krrmeF Axlxm MesseEs. n. HolAes Sons, Viii
~ Bcotks, Kas we. D Pasess Pisasharxh
Rshongshsia Bank Of Brownsville Eranxlsa Bank
If Washington Pa. 50 .ss
eenmsrrial = v. Baak u galEasnars, aslsimase
ssTinxx Bank MegssFs Jehnsaa b Mxa-. Msasxx.
aoesEs 6arret sonSr Z, Marsh aa5ta kaa., Ma
tAaa Psssy, ESQ, Miles Ehita, Esd, BassimaFs,
Sne. Thanpsoa, Sew Yerh
Assars- cSiss Cope b Co., PAii&dslphIa
sho J, Anderson Co, Locker Kanle& d Co..
Z. D, Tielstt Co, Bryan i Bro, ST. Lcnia.
MJyt Sherman, Iawa
& y. Insurance. Co, ClaEk's BE Asnk, Jacob
BEHn, Gel, Sohn Williams, springasaa, III -
Hoe. Tm. Brown Hoa. Richard YAtaa u a. K-
Aat, &~q,, aessrs, u. r. Ayres Co., Iaeksaasssss
iHs - Nay o. SHY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

NDaca 4OsAAkaHA as sYfms Post Casce,
counsiI alaas On and aftAz Eov. let, lssa thla
osAcs VIII aa spsn ~ 90 afsaock A. H. saa esessa
at 0'eIosG, P. n.
saaaas sewin aeps& Froase u d s'cassa. Al
NJ. nd hszms % a'sfaz4s r. II.
gg~ Malta close vi ss'cssck, P. H., sseAaayg
nvs4ts n. + spsos y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

Senator Baker Of 0rsgcn addressed an
ssazaenss azsiisnce al Saw FrSecksSS -
'gssaaz Hsayowsdk HID skass2k sa1kA8y
the doctrine OF non Intervention of sla-
very In the Territories, not as principle
buG as policy
Two nea we're afsadfaaly lacsrated al
Carson VALLEY on the 18th By the prsma-
ture discharge OF cannon while firing a
salute in ,hsn0s Id RanM 0hAo add Ina,
rep. victories and one Of them named Gay
lsrd Csmpton will psshshlS slose both
svss. gaPH
The great New AImadsn gaick silEaa
cases still psnding In the q. 8. circuit
eouEt---Ths srgumeus was opened for the
,claimsass BY AssC. Rsassy whose xpaaeh
occupied q week. time. He was followed
by Edmund Randolph for the government,
vino spoke during the entire session OF
saakhsx week. Hon. j. p. Benjamin for
sla1zss, hss been speaking continually
fQx khe P2n1 tsse daya, and has Just closed,
k ksvhg commenced bis reply.
1tn6pn spseks next for claim
lsatt ph nil make the closing
- m e. rs an INTEL
lectnai ttfuEH3e k has seldom had
:: !: e: !; !: =: !: !:
Nns29th OF New. hax hssml appointed
by shs Goy@nes for general Thanksgiv-
Ing.
Recent Intelligence fsop aregon says
chat Che account of NE massacre Of emf
grants by tke Snake la3ixns wss mMckNe
sggers6 col Nfss ia ssssissa -
sis tssn nd nrdksd - sAsa( 1ilsmenss In
safety and strong hopes were entertained
OF the eseape &c 10 evsa - AaAahS
come separated from ke main body.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

$500 ! = - - -
- ~ aAss kunn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

) 8 5sl 80
IIPkIad q SUMMER GOODS!
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|
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49, - - - -. y = s.ssx y
1870 - h q h - ~H4 4
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Fl
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I.DIns =! ,4sor ~ Das : soeos
- gmsraiasrsa cSsxalsss.
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- s.ssss - sssi 81 s.,.a.
soassss. 49, sasaao CO.
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rr,4 60. Co., = =.
o'"a as.,so.a.. oa'AI 80
sossssAsass' AasIss
1sssx~..ns $50
i
rita -
ne -EAxI1STaA&8
/ e.s a.a y,sxr n.eou. r.ussy. Fruits, rrvv,.-
80 60 -, sse~sss Ssss kaiyss Ysssass
- 49, 49, 49, - - = 60
s-sss arsias asasssars ~
~vu..v~s
II GWmTAETE W0KEAE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

4 sTssa shs sssAk Wsstesn fcwss 4
W. 4 - skem9Es ST. fFs
| The soliowissn nhia lssaw NsA
| ! ] ! ] :
t 81: h4 psi r. s. FL q
bet 1a 4 - -, - g ~
Iself sum tntks rsf66 H. Slensnts of
this sses4an Df s61Atxy. aad b@fesr
passeed amy further In my Iestss4t rev,
! feel II nay doosy ID infdrn va that sltAo
we had thiags 6xsd an about gighAf Tar tbs
slesskon u soas astfi- asnsakrss q Cd
kounty elhesss. ysk misf0Eshans kompels
me for ca say In the disssssivs langaag 81
the pgtnk ere sghen'ss 1uwpsik2' - ID
bel q evefis msn, and aboIiahunists 4 |
kenxaamsrzshan Of sswyshiax on cur siss.
and fur the principle ol6sers we tux men |
Is don't, sssikly spekin, beaoag III DC, bus |
. Ronapaxt ed xhap in the chang al
Bal>eEkSa soc mt III insnY ~ ~ 4
air aAnazsss y ! taa ysw sars kaoslk, ne
aemekrafs hesahouts air harae In bette. bat /
a. ! was goin On ID 80, tn spsakin ON nA~ |
I'D ~ 81 hsss Ssoa III sssi u SsioE III.
for sAa want oiRs. We kno bow tn nam
.sig them = rev can koant Ga ssm . us III.
We feal rite pert hssss nd joaly- Liza, -
here the tallygraf annous the fact tkas
reg ar aonsful elepk@s psassdsm1 az shsi
anissd ssAtss, and husp yew vi psueesAa
~ onst immexiately "a the formashun OF q |
sahbenssa as vi nsass sha Rmsxgesea 10
the repressahls covics. But, IS was
goMaR N spks nj Raseosaa sahlsks, ys2
nsssss dot bee surprised "a hare a 8 good
menny ablakeshuns fss sHssas ia these
parts, and among 10 splekashuns rev
nzzs nkss kOskssmA cha = sSkasgas IA ysw /
for u bad report agin ma tn the konsrsy-
syneswlt k6ksaias. 3 Inaurs .ssrlklg a.ssk ki
b x0nsfdsfd The RTE bowysr az fhs re-
publican Party In These paTSs. and whilst |
! speak Of snbjeks Of nasAoral importainla,
| nisssajjaskesA ysza sAaE nAbssska I'll |
hev su ohtaina ct your hands q mem aesa |
of oa6Shals. should prefer the govern
ship, and IL that kant be had than tka4
sesrstaiEaship. ard II neither kan De ob1
sainad then 4 iudgship than shsld hav no |
objeeshun % sam ov the oshe olHoes oyeg
thar, j en- iafpruaed that 4 aszahe. ayk
apyzsk Askssns WI AND be maid fur oMssa I
from nebraska bat bewaaa ya g nae
shem republikans ouex THAR amt on xra&a
shaiks, aua bes;aes shsg Duas ia nssasn Ia |
the election ov yu to the oils we bar doas~
fzsiiy pst "a issas goa nass aks yeke |
own dssdfaahaa In aAls saaksas and NV ma |
Sum posisfna - viii rakompsns mo foxff
the ssjaoas duty ! hss psrfoTued, 4 the \
sOnsssshioeal saFegiH % y9uS aanbls sssv |
vent.
Eosa Bsmas Spkin on nsshasal sub
iecks, IL thars amt no hoam ofss nv esa-
TauluEnensa al k,Esszsss t4s psS4 ma vxf3l az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

KsF azilansss z@fssy, eastaiasy and sassuasssnssa
s !; 49, go :: $50 s.@s =
~ seliowing Aiseessxs
rTsxa wsands. sAi1s q - hsa1ea @seksa Assaa,
sazssoas. peissvfk wzsd SSzlA aallns sexxan assa~
g gxsssa ~ - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-11-14

Easa Bsmas Spkin an naahnsal sub
jscks, IL thars amt no hoan oiss nv esa-
raollamenss as enHos ed CIV me | WA az
ceps 9sETin anlsahioa or sazAthin us the
hnd. ii don't msik no diEerins whas.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-24
HILLSDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1860.
Or As GOOD and az pres, a man as he isl

for as good and ~ great man az he Isl
know that in voting for him | vote with
the Republican party, and will be considered
as adopting its principles; IA | now under
stand them see no good reason why | may
not do so our own party is divided, and We
have no Solomon to tell who shall take the
child Slavery has divided tho Democratic
party; nobody can blame Ropubcauism for
tho destruction that came upon us at Charles
ton; slavery has disunted us--it has united
the Republican party; if there is any good
about the question, thoy have IL all, and We
have the trouble. II | understand Mr.. Doug
las now, he occupies position on this qnes-
tion just rs distasteful to the South rs Mr..
Lincoln does-with this clear difference; the
South seem to understand Mr. Lncoln's posi-
tion better than his. and to respect it great
deal more, and am convinced if Mr.. Doug
Las does not refec, the nigger he does the
mulatto, and one briggs just ms much in Mo
bile rs the other, and stands rs high in the
market.
MANY of my Democratic neighbors will say
l have done wrong. but l know there are
many who would do as | have done, were it
not they do not feel willing to break away
from party ties and to encounter "Me talk p"
of old friends. As long as have "Old Abe
to lead me know shall never 60 very far
from right Should he be elected President
and find any trouble in steering bis new boat,
he has only to remember how he used to get
out of hard places by rowing straight ahead
and never by making short turn. The tall
est oaks in the forest have fallen by his giant
arm, he still wields tremendous maui, out
of the largest timber he can make the small,
est rails; have seen him try tough cut
and fail once; the second trial he never failed
to Use it up. Though not very beautiful
symbol of honesty, think the rial fitting
one, and mean to present Abe with one Of his
own make, should he be elected, in the city
of Washington, on the day of his Inaugural
tion, to be kept in the white house during his
administration. JoHN HANKs.
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NO, ~.

'"H. '-. @ ~ inmate cx,Jnnation,
taat b" could afford no nope Of elucidatinp
the mystery. As he was leaving the bed.
room, however, in which the plundered port
mantau stood, he picked up an ordinary shirt
button from the carpet. lie silently compar.
ed II with those on the shirts which the thief
had left behind in tho trunk. Il did mol
match them, He said nothing, but hung
about the hotel for the rest OF tho day. Had
he been narrowly watched sle would have
been set down for an eccentric critic Of linen.
lie was looking out for a shirt front or
wrIStband without a button. His search was
long and patient, but a. lenglh il was re.
warded. Ono Of the inmates in the house
showed a deficiency in bis drc.s, which 10
one but Detective would have noticed. lie
looked as narrowly as he ;lacl at the pattern
OF tie remaining buttons. It corycspondcd
with that Of the little tel-talo hc had' picked
up. lie went deeper into the subject, got
trace of some Of the stolen property, a,car-
tanned connection between il and thc su,-
pected person, confronted him with tho own.
er OF the trunk, aud finally succeeded in con-
vieting him Of tho theft. At another hotel
robbery, the blade Of ku... broken IN Dho
lock Of portmantcau, fomcI tbnc.aw.-
The Detective employed ia lIgl ease wa. rs.
some time interchangeable in seeking on. snigo,
with broken blades At lla4.a 10 found one
belonging TO an un3crwi.eG who proved '.
be the thief.
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Correspondence ofthe Cincinnati Gaz
The Last of the Berean War.
MApIsoN Co, Ky, July 9,

MADISON Co., KY, July 8, 1860.
The futile attempt to silence @. NJ. Clay
at Richmond, was followed by the attempt Of
the Revolutionary Colnittee to kill Messrs.
Haley and Bland. After wandering about
manv months in the Free States, and in and
about Madison county, they returned to Berea
to SEQ how the public sentiment toward them
was Immediately they were hgnted by the
Revolutionary Committee, with shot-guDs,
swearing to kill them wherever found! They
went t. C. NJ. Clay and claimed protection
and advicn. Mr.. Clay at once rallied his
friends, prepared an outhouse for fort, post
ed and loaded two small swivels, and awaited
the cominl of the pursuers. This they de-
clined to do, some alleging that they had nc
quarrel with him. Mr.. Clay then advised Ha
lev and Bland to return to Washington coun.
ty, where there families were, until he could
perhaps conclude a peace. This was done on
the following terms:
l. That Haley and Bland, should teturn
to their homes, and that "the tomahawk be
buried"
2. That if either party commenced agrees.
ion, then both should bring tie offender to
justice by the laws Of the State.
The committee met, agreed to tho terms
and jisbanded. Some were however discon
tented, and concluded to carry on the war on
THAR own private account.
1t was currently reported that c. NJ. Clay
aud party would be attacked on the Fourth OF
July, and bets weIe offered bv members of the
Committee that Clay would be srnced.-
About thousand persons mostly Republic
ans me, at the Glade on the Fourth Wr
Stopp, President of the Republican Central
Club, took the chair; DR.. Curtis Knight Sac
retary Speeches were made by c. NJ. Clay
and Granville West Esq, and the Declara-
ton Of Independence read 10y Thomas Coye,
Esl., Of Madison county, who was also made
Electos for the Sixth Congressional District
The utmost good order prevailed, and the mcr
and women enjoyed themselves by picnic in
the beautiful grove at the Glade.
Mess:s. Haley and Bland returned with
their families to their homes on the night o
the third, and were present on the Fourth
with each Colts six.shooting rifle, and &
belt with Colts marine revolvers aud bowie
knives. Several Of the Republican Commit
tee were on the ground, and une bu gv con
tanning several shot guns, but no assault wa
made Such is the last, wa trust, Of tie Be
rean War; A KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN
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How TO Make a Small Salary Go Great
Ways.

A young man named William G Rogers
~as arrested yesterday upon charge OF EN-
bezzlemcut # between $4,000 and $4,000 from
his employer, J. II. Kiuze, Esq, Canal Col
lector, in whose Office he has cen clerk
Rogers has been receiving a salary Of s40O q
year, and out Of this small stipend managed
to supper: family, became posessor Of brick
yard and owner Of considerable real estate.
The first discovery Of Rogers embezzle'
ment wa, made only few days since by Mr.
Kinze. lie had occasion to make payment
and to meet it, drew bis check for 800 upon
the bank, but was astonished to find that there
were only 5000 to his credit in the institution
He went back TO the Office and mentioned
the matter 10 Rogers, who thought there must
be some mistake, and took the check saying
that he would look into the matter. During
that day Rogers succeeded in raising the
amount among his friends, deposited il in the
bank AMI drew il out in the afternoon. Tbi:
circumstance aroused Mr. Kiuzic's suspicious
and he commenced an examination OF account:
which resulted in his finding deficit Of s5,'
900, covering period Of two years, either
wrongly or entirely pnsccounted for.
When informed Of his guilt, the young man
offered to settle by giving his employer mil
lion bricks, bat the latter refused any settle
ment. [Chicsgo Journal, llth.
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SPEAK TxsDERLY.-Whcn, some til

SPEAK TESDERLY.-Whcn, some three
weeks since, some forty Of the children in
charge of the Chldrou's Aid Society of New
York, were arranging fer removal to the West
a boy was folding with great cnro his old cap
having previously takeu out its lning--s
small piece Of faded calico. "Jphp," called a
friend, "what are you going to do with that
creased calcoi" "Please sir it is not greaS
ed it ia all that | have to remember my dead
mother by; it's part Of her dress which cut
of when she lay dying in the garnet i'll
street" The question and the answer were
too much for the little fellow, and putting the
strip under his shirt, next to bis breast he bur-
ied hs face in his bands, aud filled the room
with his sobs.
Man, woman, whoever you be, speak ten.
DERBY TO that boy across the way. He may
be an orphan. His mother and his father may
both be in the graveyard yonder. Dear child
he has noua but his own little hands by which
to work his way in tho world. Speak kindly
to hiT. Perhaps some day an orphan may
walk the earth whose name aud yours shal
spell alike.
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Tecumseh Bank.

The Tscumseh Chietiain says that p. Bills
L. Lilly and B. l.. Baxter have established a
savings bank 10 that village.
We heard it stated that this was to super
cede the Tecumseh Bank, iD doing exchange
business, it being understood that the Tecum-
sch Bank will not resume business. 1t is
however said that the bank presumed" when
its sixty days breathing spell expired, by re-
deeming five dollars or some trifling amount
just to keep the charter good, and then closed
again, more because no ono would undertake
the place Of teller, than for any other reason
Mr. Lilly has been anxious for some time, to
be relieved of the burden. He is now man
ager.in. chief of the above banking Office.
Adrian Watchtower, 9th.
The Erpositor Of the 9th has the following
in regard TO the bank:
This concern has not been opened at all
since il was closed up some two month since
Positions have boeu made by its owners, we
understand to parties holding any considers.
bic quantities Of its bills, to take their face in
stock of the bank aud set the machine to grind
ing again, and run the chances of making
anything. We believe no encouragement
has been given TO any such dickor, and the
machine remains as close as an oyster.
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THE LIFE.CLOCK.


What IL this within my being,
Ticking. ticking evermors.
Like the sound Of fairy foothills
Dropping on some di,tast shoreI
can hear IL in the midnightS-S@
Hear II In tho busy day.
Hear its clear and measured numbers.
Wherekoe'er ! chance TO stray.
On that mystic little dial
There are clear and telling lines,
Over which ths sunlight glitters,
And the passing hour defines.
Quicker, quicker is its beating,
Swifter move those mystic hands.
With their lean and spectral fingers
Pointing TO tho shsdowy lands.
But the day of life is waning.
soon it's shadows will decline,
And within my spirits du elling.
Cease the little mystic chime.
Dust, DER all its motions falling,
Gather. d"rpsr day by day:
Voices. from tn. future calling,
seem To hecOn Ine away.
Thrilling tales this clockiis telling,
As the days and hours recede,
Noting every thought and action,
Yet We give it little heed
some times we msy hear IL tticking,
Loud and clear, the passing hour.
Sending thro' the SOULS deep chamber
Tones Of deep mysterious power,
Yet we fold our arms aud listen
To a thousand stranger sounds,
While the Life Clock, unheeded.
Plods its tireless solemn rounds.
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Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
or Poor-Loarned unisarnud white or black, bond
or reecouc ON and speak Tor Freemen, and
you shall be proyiacllor We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
under the new m of MCQUEEN Co, at my residence on
Wet Street Our Old will be welcomed, and new
oncs NJ all times Cutting and making done to order.
fzY- Flour, Grain. Wood and CASH for work. at
~ MCQUEEN & co.'s.
Tillslale, Sept IS. 1859. Sept2Om3
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TAILORING.
DIR. T.. B. DIVE,
rH0MEorATHIsr.l

rH0NEOrATHIsr.l
HAS LOCATED At RANSOM VII
81 Iagr whore hc hopes to meet liberal patronage
Uis is 80 lr lo pay. He viii not humbng the
people and then charge whore he hs not
service. -. r. -.
without leaving the dreadful oncct 81 large doses OF her
curry aud Qu,ninc once over Hicks SehermeThorh
Btore. ,oo
Advice always given gratis spilZmS
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lS- Mrs. Julia b. Lewis, Of Mobile lied
recently, her death having been Produced by
decayod tooth getting into her wildpipe
about five months ago, through the careless.
ness Of tue dentist.
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IEMELRY SrORE

JEW EhRN SEoKB.
Watch. Cock and Jcwelry Repairing.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jewclry Storc on the side of Broad street, op
postc his old stand where be hr found at all seasnna-
Bic hours ready work in his line OF business on 'hrot
notice.
t lie also keeps Watches, Clocks Spcctaeos, Jewelry,
Gold PENS and Pncil Cases for sale, Of goou quality,
and AZ the most reasonable prices. u ..,.
Hnsdae Oct. 18th, lsJ1. LII BRYAN
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DENTISTRY.
IL. T. BROWN.

Essis3sSsg J. J. SrEApNAN, RESIDENT DENTIST
-r,syYVAfv will attend 10 al calls in his Proesson.-
.-LI-l-JJ Office over Mott's Hrr- store.
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SS Is. l.. BLOW -.
L-N{ywATCH AND CIulE tKER. RESPECT.
iE- ny fully informs the iuhahitant-o of Hillsdae
t.}E 1c County, that lie has opened shop in Hiils
Iao Tor the purpose of rcpairing CIock,
Watches Jewelry Fans. ParasOs Musical &c
All work warranted. shop AZ Faruan's Old store
WUlsdalc. Nav 10Th 1855 b. F.. BROWN.
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HIL.LSD,LE EXCHANGE.

BY W. o. HOEG, OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, CON
nected with plank walk. good Livery and Conveyan
any part Of the country enable terms. CSsl
paid for Coarse Grain. and Provisions. Having rebuilt
and rcplenished present our patrons and friends will
this Card, hoping may better meet the reception
guests and increase business by close attention
Returning thanks for past patronage we invite en-
for the future. Hllslale, Oct. i3, 81.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEUELRY.
I'm. WARRING, JONESVlLLE, HAS
y received the arsc. tmeut Of Clock, Watches,
Jewelry. &c. ever brought a. lsdae County, With
he " i'll sell Mt tho lowest eastern prices.
-" Clocks ot AN kinds. prices frum 81 70 to s2S 90.
All Goods warranted as represented.
Joncsville, Nov. J, 1859.
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D. TUBS, PROPRIETOR, JONFSVlLlE, MICH. THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs and ready
for the entertainment Of guests IN frst clas STYLE LC
cation convcnicnt and terms liberal. jun3