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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

city scrip for an amount not exceeding thirty
thousand dollars, at interest not to exceed five
per cent: also to borrow money III such sums
as may be necessary to meet contingent eX-
penses.
communication was received from Sam
uel Smith of Barre. asking to have refunded
to him $3.50, paid as taxes under protest
Referred to Committee on Claims.
Rev. George Trask of Fitchburg, was grant
ed the free use of the City Hall for his lecture
upon tobacco, on Sunday evening last
communication was received from the
City Auditor, accompanying the annual re-
port of the City Treasurer, stating that he had
examined the same and found it correctly cast,
and sustained by proper vouchers. He stated
that all the Treasurer's books and papers were
kept i'll a neat and systematic manner, and ev-
cry thing about them bore evidence that the
Treasurer has faithfully discharged his duties.
By the Treasurer's report it appears that he
had -
Cash on hand, Jan. 8, 1859, $l2lOS So
Cash received from all the past year, llj 10
slsssl6 81
Cash paid out in al departments the past s,7s ose 70
Cash balance Jan. ., 1860, $3.50 Is
slS8,s46 81
The petition of Levi Barker, for damages to
his estate on Washington street, was taken
from the files Of last year, and referred TO the
Committee on Claims.
The petitions of Richard Ball and others,
for curb stones on Chestnut street, and OF L.
X. Earle and others, for curb stones ON Graf
ton street, were referred to the sidewalk COM
mittee. A paper from the Common Council,
for a lamp on Central street, near Mill Brook,
was concurred in, in its reference to the Com
mittee on Lighting Streets.
Tho petition of Martin f. Dryden, for dam
ages to his estate on Shelby street. caused by
relaying the aqueduct pipes, was referred to
the Committee on Claims.
The Mayor, with Aldermen Tolman and
Messenger, and Councilmen Taft Pratt, and
Clapp, were constituted committee to receive
plans and specifications for erecting the build
ing for the free public library.
Davis Thayer and Sidney B. Dudley were
elected field drivers A communication from
the Common Council, stating that the latter
had elected Phineas Ball Aqueduct Commits
soner, in inconvenience with the Board of
Aldermen, was laid on the table.
The Board concurred with the Common
Council in an order for the purchase Of
steam fire engine. The joint convention to
elect board of engineers for the ensuing year,
and fix the compensation, was assigned to
Monday evening, 10th. g.
The Mayor and the Treasurer were author
lied to grant the use of the City Hail. at a
price not to exceed So per evening
In executive session, o. Is. Chase was ap-
pointed constable. Adjourned two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

= 10. &C 9;1rEwAE OF EXPOSITION! FoUsELSPAa
c A. te great French remedy is e oAiy rem
XXI 6eg ne 9Hly remedy knoar4 that 'c arrest Ne
dlJaHcoRS o. the pusoRaYp orqapS 10 ther nortal
condition. Its Invaluable properties have obnied for it
most eminent physicians and chemists in The cour:
Me the pest anu surest proofs Of its are Afforded
by the numerous testimonials of its great cicacv IN CON
quelns disease which are constantly received from our
o4ry disease should not fail 10 give trial it can
5e aSistered To- the most delicate and feeble with per
Certificate of Dr. A. A. HAYES. in reference to the uMe-
ma qualed virtues OF this great discovery
This preparation, by chemcal anaiysis was nrovcJ TO
DE iree rom opium or any Of It's compounds;
any OF ine akaiods present Il does contain any
volatile difuse agents which afford vapors ircey at
ocay used in acyatns pulmonary dseess usGa rs
aeHieS ny winch they are combined is original
OF administration. Respectfully,
,eno,.,... A. A. HAYES. NJ. D., State Assayer.
ID boyiston street, Boston, Dee: 10, 1851.
F. j. LAroRME Esq -Dear Siri6is MAJ ~ is2ti
hat have used Fonseis Patutuln Na and cosdtr
IL the best article that have ever used Tor pulmonary
effect as magical and have no objcctien 80 yoar re-
eTTf1ng IN any way to me that You deem expedient
ndence advise all that are afflicted with colds or puimo
nary complaints to try it, Yours truly.
Surgical Instrument Manufacturer i2s Washinaion ST
In me Boston Post Of September oath 1855 the editor
An extraordinary of Consumption has recently
come to our knowledge effected through the instrumen
tally of FouseFs Pabuiam Tfa the Violence Of Wien
Is IN the handwriting Of the subject, Mr. VIM p Brig
man, NO l5O Albany street, in this city. It seems that
or eighteen months he had been exhibiting all the usual
symptoms OF Consumption; and that after having had
recourse TO the skill of various physicians without benc-
H. ne had TO abandon his business and be confined to his
mouse Hearing of FoaseFS Pajalam Ht9 and of sever
al remarkable cures effected by it, in cases as desperate
as his own he concluded to try 1t hope The
result has been most happyhe has entirely recov-
cred and now engaged in his usual pursuits is such
well authenticated cases this that take pleasure in
laying before readers since, by doing many vain
able lives may be saved, and much good Effected
1t is sold at the low price of 80 cents 81 bottle
thus placing it within the reach Of ALL F.J. LAFORME'
Sole Agent, Boston, Mass. M. S. BURR CO. General
Agents. No. 26 fremont street, Museum Building,
and for sale by all druggists Circulars with
nonials of its e..cacy can be had of the Agents.
GEORGE Il. SPURR No. POI Main street, General
Agent for Worcester, Mass. deod&wly nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

POLICE CoURT,-Thomas Flynn, for an as
sault on Thomas Leonard, at his house, with
jack-knife, on Sunday, infiicting severe
wound on the side of his head, near the eye,
was bound over in the sum of $500 for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the Criminal
Court. James Hazard and jeremiah Hafner,
for being drunk, were each fined So and costs.
Haffner was committed in default-Jeremiah
Lynch, for disturbing the peace, was fined So
and costs.-John and Walter Baldwin (minors)
for collecting swill and offal without license,
were each fined So and costs, and committed
in default
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

Notlce.-Al persons holding bonds against the wnr
eeser County Mechanics Association can receive beir
iorX per cent upon their bonds BY calling at the Worces
yer county Savings Institution any time before January
dIe "A, j. r. HALE, Treasurer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07
Gitp ann County antelIlgenre.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
At the State Lunac Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending Feb. 5, 1850
Thermometer. Wind. Ram.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

The barn belonging to job Thompson, stu.
ated in Lee, n. H., and about fifty tons of hay,
together with twenty-six head of cattle, flock
of sheep and two horses, were destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night, the 3lst ult. The fire
was supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary. The barn had been built about two
years. and cost $500.
Millions Hotel, the stores of Barnard & Co :,
and Joseph johnson, together with a black
smiths shop and several small buildings. were
burnt in Milton, N. H., Sunday night, Loss
$4,000; partly insured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07
RHODE ISLAND.

workman in the rake mandatory of
Messrs. Wilcox & Son, of Woonsocket in
forms the Patriot that the workmen Of that es.
Enlistment are out of employ, in consequence
ct the,southern traders Withholding their Or
ders. In previous years, the orders from the
south nave Kept these works in operation from
January till April.
Lewis Curtis, an esteemed citizen of Foster.
Il. l., died Saturday night, from the effects of
TALL down the cellar stairs, by which he frac-
tured his skull. He leaves an aged and de
pendent father wife, and eight children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

ladies Notice.-Famiies supplied with the best of
hel tnat can be obtained, Free Of Charge at Room
NO z American House Block, Up Stairs d3m NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

Homeopathic Medicines OF all kinds kept for
sale at z39 Main street. up stairs, by c. H. JLNCkS.
ob dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
superior styles Of Roman letter, old English and
cript with black red ink warranted indelible, and
sale low prices by JOHN 2. HILL, Apothecary.
Mass. diff jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

o. Il. Harris, Dentist, 1855 Main street, opposite
he new Mechanics Hall Building. da 30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

A new style of Seamless Water Proof Caps lust
rcGsVed at ALLEN City Shoe Store liz Main Street
u2U diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

j. a. TOurtelIotte, NJ. d.. Dentist, has re-
moved his Office from lsS Main street 10 uarrrtun ON,
ner. Rooms with DIR. Newton diff nj
-. Il. Esta brook, Manufacturer Of all kinds O
ILAlN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES. 245 Main street.
Worcester, Mass, All kinds of Boxes manufactured at
attended to- d3n* III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-07

H. c. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Rail- % Doors
Shutters Gratings, &c. 81 Union street. dtf Gp5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

factory to him, and tho amaossnks I'd III.
eerfained shall be paid 10 tha aaaimanss,
respectively, IN full Satisfaction thereof.
1 For the purchase axsa saussp0rsatlnR ef
OF provisions aud presents, aud VA zGeet
expeasas nneassary In hoIdlaa euunciI
with the Bad Issia and BED River nkip-
pewaas III the &Aate oil Minnmosa, for the
extinguishmeAs ae their tisgeao lands in
that Stass, sid Indians nsmbering aeout
two ahos,sAnd seals, ten sAoasassd dbl
lara; PEasadeH, That the goods pssrelsAsz
Ain eighteen hnndred and lifsy .eigla for
the NaactcTnais haad Of sinax. tie re-
repti0n Of which was aaeliaAd by them,
may be used In the negotiations with the
said Qhippgvas Of Bed Lake and Red
River.
For payment of Merit L. Young. for
one han ired and forty thousand ratsous,
for Subsistence furnished to emigrating
Pottawotomiess Chippewas aud Ottowas,
In eighteen hundred aud fifty-tRo, under
. contract With atkle Indian department,
and allowed By Commissioner of Indian
affairs, nine thousand six hundred ana
twenty-five dollars.
/ For the purchase and transportation of
provisions and presents, and TO mees ak
penaas necessary Id holding a eoaacil with
Arapahoe and Chienne Indians south Of
the Platte, east Of the Rocky Mountains,
and north Of the Arkansas River, thirty
Ave thousand dollars, .'..5 ,-s.,..ss
Approved, June lg, 1860.
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nnaE.R Nn1ES.

II YOU would know the vaiae Of mon
ev, earn it. .-...s>.t .t..
Jockeying at horse1raoe is 8 matter
of course. 4.
The valet Of the shades at death-she
undertaken.
The winds are responsible for many an
unlucky blow.
4 man il obliged to keep his word
when nohady viii take il. = IL
How 10 avoid drowning--Always Keep
your head above wataE.
Very few persons have sense enough to
despise slle praise OF fools.
The three ages Of e Senator are mile
age, postage aud patronage
Can a watch fitted with q second hand
bs-eaIled secondhand watch
4 man in earnest fnd means or If he
cannot ind them, be creates them.
4 ladv's hsme-dress ought to last long
time she never wears Ii out.
. Theory may all be v2ry we'll, bat young
doctors and lawyers prefer practice.
/ good way to hight soae cities With
gas would be to set FIRE to their editors.
Love is a eompounG of honey and gall,
mixed in various PROPORTIONS for custo-
mers.
4 friend proposes to send Us q grey
eagIa We should rather prefer yellow
one.
When & man asceais into the steeple
of church, can he be regarded as IN
Prentice thinks a good mint julep is
the only sort of grIva horn that should
be tolerated.
The coat Of a horse is the gift Of ma
t1rc. That Of an ass is often tae WoFk
of tailor.
A parents Brightness of daughter
when her hearts, bsokens is pardon after
execution.
Tae Wild duck and the wild pigeon can
fv between four and FIVE hundred miles
in day.
No doubt it is a great deal pleasanter
to die for some beautiful women than to
Iva with &hem- ..-r
Quirip SAYS there Is many woman
strong enough to holl horse who can't
hold her own tongue,
The Democrats If the second district
Of Illinois have nominated 4. VI. Her
Eington for Congress.
Anold bachelor is traveller apon life. 5
road, Rhs has enGisely failed to make the
proper connections.
PRAY, madam, whEdid you name your
old hen MadeuifY" ''Because, sir,
want her TO lay Ga .
The telegraph to California il actively
progressing. aud will b. finished to Fort
kearng ia 0etehsr- s..
Matrimonial history is a narrative Of
many trords but tbs story Of love may
be told IN feB ittIeTs.
II you were obliged to swallow 4 man,
tThom would yon prefer u swallow \
Little London porter,
This life's contradictions arr many
Salt, water gives Us fresh Ash, md hot
words produce GOODNESS.
Woman who sue for breach Of promise
NAV fail to get money, but they generally
receive heavy damages.
. The body Of HarbsxG Lngraaas Esq, will
be conveyed to EUROPE By the steamer b
cane out in rs passenger.
''0nly marry me, INV dear ladys and
sou will have seem he end Of troahle:H
Eyes, sir, buE which end 2''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

PnrSrKR's Parse BAsS BALL The
printers employed n the osices Of the
New York TINES and the Void bare
each formed base ball clubs, and last
Saturday afternoon played a friendly
game. The World nine made thirteen
runs in the first innings and fifteen in the
second, againat three IN the frss and two
in the second innings By the 7n9es' boys,
whereupon he latter, fsttrew mp tho
sponge" There was a large attendance
on the grounds, and after this summary
closing Of tAsgane, second nine picked
from the fed were pitted against the
champions. They retained their laarels,
winning the second game By score Of
swelys 10 lena 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

60 Two gentleEaen are reliably report
ed 70 IL as having gone to hear Breekin-
ridges speech strong hEeckinridgs Eaezi
but when he was found wanting in the
manly courage 10 answer The questions go
boldly and molly answered by Mr. Doug
las, at NorfsIky they returned home re-
pudiating him and his Yanoey disunlon
Clique. We can vouch for the truth .af
the report Hiachester Chronicle.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI,
AND . .sl ...
CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND \. n.
asa -

221Z 80 - - - - -
The only through re4te te dhieaga from pes
MONIES, C9ugcii Rgfrss stsI a4l 3oints In NesbaEa
and Central Iowa. ....=.s5 { IL /.
Two passenger trains leave Ie4ea CITY asd " a4a-
Iagtsn, tEa3ly. sa5aay excepted st8 fellows:
TRDM low cIREs
Mail, a1&b 4. M sEEIgs AZ Ch4s4ga SO p. NJ,
XXI. 21La p EsES arrive 81 Catesk8f4-4 40 g. II.
FROM wAxHIsuIoK
Mail, AAb o mi arrive ~ Ga8aAgA SEA p n
Exp. t3s59 =. mi arrive at caleseb 2.49 =. IA 4
F~Eae tHa9TIinG frafa Ersnl gE4 City and WEsb~
tngton IL the only 4ain taggving 2owa City in Ahe
moFnlHg that makes GsnusealGs1 via ths Through
Express Train Of hiehlgah ssatAsfn railroad same
ev enEzag. FE. 3 F.
Passengers By any other ra1te are Obliged to re-
main in Caicag0 RatH the next gtFniEN. P&asen~
gers ars specially Atgi 70 aots the fact, tbak
tails IL tbR snly Through route sT@m Iowa Civ to
ChIeaRo- me Dreaded adp aEtaEs Il possesses by
the caRaesstan Of Lh# rpsas I'D the Mississippi
river, S8yas 1t prsfprenee eye7 sH ethxr feaSa.~
All trains run thressa 10 CaisaRb without ehs rye
u ears e#tsasing sAe sslssipBE Railroad BFttge
lag with the 4osk VI time abe aHHYa and lt4tlla
tty 30 losse baggage iagaiaptai - stAsr lines 4
Connections rszzds ii IL 9als, with trains Ut
Ehe TIIfnDks Central sos Daneiaa GalaaA, Cairo, st
Louis aud 1nts-zaediA4e palnlsa
I AT Chicsgs wiki trains 80 ths alkaiEan soaaharr
Michigan CentFAi aEa FL WagewsS tElcsga Falrstsd-
Ts~Tnruugh Ttcg KS Gan Dc 81 seAFe5 at W asnc-
ton and Iowa Cify, TO 81aala. albany Saw 1arks
Boston, Pittsburgh phiIadepi4a, Bairlaorp and al
The PriatpaE points IN lhe United stale saA caaa-
I n sasppas aF L&rs stsek,
viii md this the MOST ae4iESHIe AID ezgea gJaus
ronie from Iowa Gtt4 70 Cai@kaa and ths gas1sEnl
market Ea# II 1
I ES-sloea Tpalus rug threnTas ID f4A hours. aEtll-
/ io1Isr ga-sa9r, Gen. stR. !
/ ". l.. 81 Joax, Gen T1esea AsaSis. I
/ Jsuaa4g 1, isss b |
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
TheEnigrant
FwFfAsy Feat Than aag Other aa$Ersaa am Ioasa.
In cdanstidn With The
CHICAGO BURLINGTON b QUINCY RAILROAD
saortss. Qasesft and Bat Route

CHICAGO BIZ ELLINGTON y QUINCY RAILROAD
SkoTfes, Q9tckeE and Bsti Route
To Chicago, New York, Bostoa, Philadelphia and
BaItimoTes 10 Keokuk, ST. Louis and Cincinnati,
and 70 all po4nts IN Illinois Indiana Michigan, Ohlo
and C4BaBk
Twe Tralas Daiis leave aad zss4Ve (sasdsys a4-
.LEAvE oTTUMRA. ARRTTE At CHICAGO
Loo o'clock, . / I 70 O'Clock, p "a
Loo D. N. els T. m
l EFCCnnactiag at Gste+gBrsa wflta the Mort bern
CEoss Railroad tor QE3g-y3 81 aefdeta with the
Illinois CeRtEaI Ra!lTpRa cor G1Esaa and Dual eth
aud ST. LJp&s ard CaIFb. AZ HETllugtua VITA fat
sailing PafkeiB for 81 E+1atE-
SPECIAL NOTCH.
gs~Thr3agh ta New YORK Ia 81 h9aTB. p&Sseri-
EsEs leaving CCEucli Btaas- morning AID evening",
taxing this route, Will arrive IN Chicago or 81 Lou
FaE&a, and IN ample Tins 20 connect with the grsax
Eastern aud Southern Lines, / #H
Buy your Tickets via Western stage Company 70
Agsacy Guy where ysn buy vbar Tickets of tile
BEriiREtok b No, Eailfaaa TicAss Oas1a, 10 ALL
POINTS, East and South.
TO SHIPPERS or STOCK. A
Stock Trains VIII ruin regularly, leaving daily,
Sundays excepted. These Trains kavs Ill tae rIghtz
0t Passenger Tra.as, taHs Ina artag dsspssch sad
consequently avoiding s4i fhoss vexaliaas delays
Tat are epnstAptly ocsHE3ng on nkLser EomteM.
New stack pens have been nnis sn both sides BE-
The Mississippi caoss - thS Perry ana proYers vi
and there every tAlng sseg eoHhd sish faE the By
csmuodatioa Of tARlr stock. ( T. --z la
Through coatTacts gtYea 70 Garage. IA
JOHN g. READ, r.
Vice President and savc4 intszsaeuG
D. RBAICK, Gen. WeseFa Agent
Burlington. Aug, Is, 1859. III
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frThe population of Norfolk is no
greater than il WIS In 1855, and tho fact
Ehat it has moi Increased may be attrihu-
ted to the raYage Of the fever ct thai per-
iod. and the fear afterwards felt, which
deferred people from settling there.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

ga patriaset1al ram of9 Tennessee
one quarter Cashmere, has been sold for
his weight In ailver-about $50, 900. His
wool Is worth $S per pound,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

HxERY CLAr AND MR- DoUsLAs.--e2sn-
eral Dodge, of lowa, At the late Douglas
meeting Ia philadelphia said II know
that Henry Clay relied upon him [ Duagg-
lasl more than any other man fntrusteH
TO him the drawing III TIE Compromise
bills, and called upon him, when his voiee
became 50 feeble BE eoaId no longer I'LL
his pisoa and fgha the battle Tor sdrnia-
sion oilCaiifornia, utah,i and ssscE Mazi-
co.,
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A n oAnusANCg eassSesnaas Aazsasas saaa a.sa D
~ tsaH m@4@ 80 7'E347e - ~ - - es&

oAnIsANoa essaces1sass Aazsssas aaaa a..sa
L tiomaeT@. ~ 80 Hi ~
Dc 10 oraalE@s ay tbs Camnaoa csaa4aI II sasIelsy
uf GoEneal BtaEA.
see- Z Fhss N 81 aaaeA.as ssods a. .sasassets
bahsie snsfiaA, hereafter waasT wflh4n Esse e3tus
rate limits u ghi# city. whsn sac easss snxH
zkaase known y tas C8gy Ess0aex ~ slaasl Asaesa
tax % ans pes Senss ~ sHs sxxssxsS@ szaasst q
aE16 kaRas Ter the bRsasMs 9f the ssiy and su.ka
Fegasal Or naEis1 70 pay saeaa lax hy sAs psrswss
10 s&gsssg, u SHAH be fha aasy Uf Akn asepfkx III
asas ~ rxsrasssn strsFsss ssaas NAzY Mszxhx1 saT
khe s1iaezsaass " ssa AAtss.
Sec. !. a. Aaeaasue&es ssS&s nayes 4 ssesssaa IL
sell goods saa MEssss NJ pazs& aagsfga villain tafa
saAys sasaa ~ shs fst Oar "a faps3smAs4 1880 aAa
ssAFy ca alsg aEaa u e@@& 8asa shAsaagses faz-
Ialsa he City KecsrssS wife ] @ristsh afA&esasas
siEns - neaF "a psa2 ttsaaa tAs sxAsz anaotnz ~
Iaett9ss sales n4e5e aas ~ ~ sseaxSr@a smaRsh
Arr+ u sbmfa ~ 4ta% asuSy III Kh# Esssg Rensa#ax
Ite pFsxafvs kstd wFs2tan Kssssaasaks II shey age
Isaanassked - lsiHa aak Aiss u kstw saersxs ~
Iaaa1as ~ lac sAx aaalsfssa III s ~ szag iasa IL
IarsE seel fsat ag 4ssIa - Iii ~ IA sa
|as TsaFs5 EiN Lie Eisg Tsaassey wsfAsa sNa Nae@
after f4a fssfsps a aae sans kakaaS s&a Trmsxs~
lagsN gaeaissI 5sEgessTs as-ss Il
SIS 1. A#@ig8as H4sfsMsS II gHfEs<a aa sAapa1E
III 49, l1s1 asa4lassse fusa5 ID mxszssn $*&*s
49, :ass, I. J; i.. 81. U u - .sE
aler asaafa III asn sAali - asssaes sassaaassznw
ls8As sas gse4 ~ esxHazSax sAsN - sa1f1ex -
Es~sENke ~ as &EsasMs Hkz& @Me VI n@2 szS6 x#
SEN asss4Ass nes Mss ~ 4 - Hsx1zfa as1tez
ApgzaS " AN&~H& ID lNeQ a s
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/ gy Hoa. Fl. W. billiard, Of Alabama
Is cut in letter TO ax- President Fillmore
urging the union of everybody against
Lincoln. We are with Mr.. billiard, and
the best way to defeat.Liacoln is to vote
for 5. A. Douglas.
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,Ion pvrS1,xo-sIosr kET TYpn.-w,

Jos PKrSTlNG-MoRE DEW i fPE--~H e
have recently added to our dob tfcs' large tss q
pew Type, Cuts, Borders, &c, y Of sAsb Beat sa*'a-
lad 1s,a.t stytas and we arsIsow better prepzr-
:, ,,., sar "a axee,.te every s4riety Of plain and
-. 81, ys~.nt,nr asxs. szsssa saa rAesp. We
have the IArgeat and best asss'faehs 81 'eo'i''@
- in fhs wsst ami can tgrrl on. any kind ai
work inst mag be desired, On - ri h9iles. .-a
..-hs,,. and others having PRINTING to be done,
-. r.,nastps to call and ex saine spesimeas Of
vssss azaprics$ We saarras'es sAtis'aetioa in
every case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

+ gT To show how deceptive are appear
anoes--rnora gantleraen are mistaken for
walters than walters for gentlemen.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

THASKscEvESG.-Thursday, 18th Of No.
Easaber, has been appointed . day Of
thanksgiving By Governor Morgan Of New
York.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
CARD

CoFnctt RInfEss JUaa !, lseo
sr aflnte exteusirely engaged 40 ne &stSAsa ~
T. Alilng business, @sve transsesfSfa ~
as Colfsetfsu, Land sud Tax PAYING 49,
Ia NATHAN P. Don9E, %he hAs 800 - r.
ma .I,snpBa hirl to eur former patron, ~
soiasoIS aa, aa oas ~ho W1R attend t . ".
arrI promptly TO all business thtfastea !" s47
Yery ResPssaaliy, r,1.rszp
II
hxua b. 1880.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

gTIs is generally only in great minds
thai we see great inconsistencies Of Char
sesers ssas rBss are more osa pieee, and
quality seems TO drag another after II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

Az EyE-wrrxKss. sLoASts 0ssrsfExr.-
Ia.s ~ ysIaa9e salve tay hralses aad seasds, OF
gsf hssA Wounds. We &aw IL sVpiIsd, last week,
u sssess bHau upaa ehisass afHa, II removed
shapafn Id hsies tsasS. sad the wound was eara-
PIeseiy cured IA few d2ys. Families should not
be wlaAoEs is.-Bss gai0 Repo8s5e, Apytiia 1850.
! See sisan's ADVERT aaleat Ia aIsottsF ealnua.