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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
fFIlE PEOPLE s COOK BOOK.
Ng0Heni1IN GNGNEEsg.
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
MISS ELIZA ACTON.
CAREFULLY REVISED Du MRS. s. J. HALE.


IsHs Ion How to choose ali kinds of Meats Poultry
aud Game with utl the various and most
approved modes OF Grcssing ana cooking
Beef ANA Pork also the best aui SIM
pcstway Ufsaltng, pch!lhg ana curing
the same.
7Q!s You All the various and most approved modes
Of dressing, cooking, ani boning Mutton
Lamb, Veal, Poultry and Game oi all
kinds, with the different Drcs sings Gra.
WIGS, and Stuliugs appropriate to each.
Tolls yog How choose clean, and preserve Fish
of all kinds, and how to sweCten 1t when
tainted; also all tho various aud most
approved modes u cooking, with tho
different Dressings, Sauces aud Flavor
ings appropriate toeach
IL Tails You All the various aud most approved modes
Of preparing over iity different kinds Of
Meat. Broths aud Stews, with the rel
ishcs and Seasonngs appropriate TO each
II Its You All tho various and most approved modes
OF cooking Vegetables Of every descrip'
uuI Curries Of all Kinds Pored Mcats.
Fish, Game, Mushrooms, &c.
ItlIs Tsa All the yaIious aud most approved mode
OF preparing aud cooking all kinds of
Plain aud fancy Pastry IPuddiags ON
Cettes' FTilers, Cakes Confectionery
Preserves, Jelllcs, aLd 9YeG. dishes oi
every de criptiOn.
u Tells Yos Al, the various and most approved modes
Of making Bread, Rusks, Mullins, and
Biscuit, tile best method OF preparing
Cudre, Chocolate, gand Tea, and how Il
make syTups' Cordials' and WINES o
various kinds,
Tells Yy4 How to set cut and ornament table, nov
I 10 Carve all kinds fIish, flesh or Fowl
and IN shorthow simplify til,
whole art of Cooking as TO bring tht
choicest luxurlhs Of the table within eY
eTybody's reach,
The book contains il- pages, and upwards of lively
hundred Recipes all OF winch the results Of actuu
experiences having been fully and carefully tested unde
Tie ., sunal supcriRtGndenrc OF the writer's. u is prII
ted IN a clear aud open type, is illustrated with aPprt
priur cngrayings and viii be forwarded any addfcs
neatly bound ana postage paid, receipt Of the pfic
| 800, or III rlotG, extra Sl,2J,
$1,000 A YEAR e. & ;a's'%ei. sn %ss q
! fr ing men eve
rywherr in selling the above wolk ong iHdusemeRt
all such being very liberal
For single copies of the book, for terms to agent.
with other Information, apply to or address
| JOHN L. POTTER Publisher,
No, 6l7 SAMSON Street, rhlade phia, Pa.
| November 3, leGU-Gni.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

FIRST Gun SINCE THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELecTroN.-A dispatch from Norwalk,
Conn, SAYS:
cold Norwalk is redeemed. At our
borough meeting to-day the entire Demo-
cratic ticket was elected by about forty
five majority. George II. Chadwick was
chosen Mayor"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALGANArOg or LANGuAaEs.-There il a grow
ing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
prcssivc words Of other languages and afor while
incorporate them into thus the word Ccphalic
whichs from the Crack signifyng for the head Is
now becoming popu srized in connection with Mr..
Spaldngs great Headache remedy but IL will soon bG
used in general way, and tho word Cephac will
become common a. Electrotype and many others
whose distinction foreign words has been away
by common usage until they seem native and to the
manor BORN"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

Ir has be en- discovered that the rock oil
found ia such large quantities in Western
Pennsylvania is better article for tanners
use than all other kinds.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

The AmericaH Pdot1ar0phic Porcelain
Company, No. Isl D/O@4lcay, ~ Y.
having secured hcir novel aud ingenious invention by
American aud Europ an pat hts, ar fully prepared 10
execute an order, for Miniature Likeness of Persons Oh
Ihiuu presenting all tho attractive and advantageous
features NJ ordinary photographs, the hrlIlmcy uut lin
is ut Watcr-Culpr uTaN Ing, aG hitherto natHIned
quality uf durability by being rendered as mprr.hubla
the natural properties q! tho articles upon which they
Astn, pat,nted nrose,s of the Company enables the
reproduction utlh'tug1phs not only on plan suracrS
hut upon such as are round or OF any degree OF lFrsG
lauy-purrats cgn be reproduced with iautcs- accu.
OiUuy description ana dimension used as Hiutlcs ui luz
ury or of household ully spchns UrNs VASES, HEENk-
fAsr Iurs TOLlT ARriulrs a. thereby securing faith
Uf furnaneutuliun uf articles IN domestic use.
In order To furnish facilities fur The qualification of the
popular tst and 10 meet me "aulA u tna' Patfols ol
the Fine Arts drssuus Of having PurTaits on torceain
the Company have imported from Europe collection Of
superior porcelain .ouus, munuactuTud lu helF own or
dc., which they sell az cost prices.
As The American company are owners Of thh patent
right and con. .cqucutly ihe on persons authorized tp
u.s. the u.or,S- they have determined, m order To afford
People every section Of the Union an opportunity to
pusoss Portraits oh China, IL make The following pnp'-
stICn 10 resilient, m the Country Nhu unable To rs-
II pei, onally The Ateer and Cad cries IN New York.
Persons sending photograph anbrotypr or da9ueor'
romnird ly Five Dunarg, viii receive IN return by cN
pr s.. free { uth rchIr-" Uchy utlam'nt'I lIcnh'
fast cop and Saucer with the p'fLfn transferred there
jy transmitting dagncuo@ypr and Zen p,qrs,thoy
wall SECURE M llk' manner halu>'n' fih'h Nhst "I
To.t article with tla portrait reproduced by tue lalen
rs ,,udna pair Of dagnuorypns aud Fifteen nol
lars IA yNlll rciyr return patr oiri,h Nres' va
cs,Wh the portraits executed equal to uluialurr paint
mss anI, al like portraits can ht reproduced
ON pouculau wares or VASES Of tyty quality ut hnish
ranging IN price from twenty 10 one Hundred Dollars
NJ i-Rc particular in writing the address town, coun
N NNAGER AMERICAN tnuf0GRAPAlC PohCE
LAIN CO. iel Bscsdwdy, NJ" 4eAA,
. D-. a. q kFt
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NEITHER the Secession in The South. or
the Montgomery murderors in Kansas have
in anywise retarded the influx of customers
in pursuit of cheap Goods to Bettlcs Light
Street Store.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

AsIAvE in Charleston, j. c., has earn
ed, by overwork, in the last five years.
$4,000, but refuses to buy his liberty, pre-
fcrrng to live in bondage.
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TnE Presidents MEssAGE.-'t is
stated that President Buchanan's message
will be printed and forwarded to the lead,
ing cities, SO that it can be distributed im-
mediately on the receipt of the notice, by
telegraph, Of its presentation to Congress.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

RhIDGEr-Missus wants yoi TO send her a box of Co.
palic Clue, nO,a bottle OF Prepared lls,-but I'm think
ing that's not just naither but perhaps yen be aher
knowing what II Is ie see she's nigh dcad aud gone
with the Sick Headache, aul wants some more Of that
same II iaiv ed her before. %
Druggist You must mean Spadings Ccphalic Pills
Bridget Ocl sure now and you've sed it, here's the
qrthrr and give the Pills and don't be all day about
II aithcr.
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POSTSCRIPT.
The Electoral vote OF virginia

The EIectotaI VOC OF VUBinIa
RIcHMoND, Va. Nov. 2s.r-TLe oficia.
returns from the State, with the exception
of Wyoming and Webster counties, indi
cate that nine Bell and six Breckenridge
electors have been chosen. There is 4
rumor that there is an informality in the
returns from Ohio county, which, if true,
might give the electoral vote Of the State
to Breckenridge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

CARBoNDALE was lighted with gas for
the first time on Friday evening last
Our ncighbors of the hill'bound city Of
Luz.rne need no longer ''sec as through I
glass, d dark'y.--Lnccrne Union
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

FACT WORTH KNowING.-Spaliing's
Cophalic Pills are certain cure for Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous
Headache, Costiveness and General pebil-
ity.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
DEOPLES PACIFIC RAIL ROAD

The Conns sioIcrs Of the Peoples Pacific Railroad
company would announce to the People Of the United
States that sair Oai1 of Commits siOnCrs arc fully organ
lied, by the choice Of
JOSIAH pERGlAM, PRESIDENT,
OLIVER FROSr NlcE pQestOENr
ABEL ABBOTT, SECRETARY,
-. WILMINGTON, TREASURER,
and that the Books Of the Company are open for tie sub.
scription UGStock in Boston, New York PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore and Washington, and will soon he opened in
the principle SOuthcrndnd Western Cities and Catot.
MIA
The Charter Of said Company granted by the Leg.
isuturr OF the state Of Maine, in March, 1900
The right Of way through th- public lands in the Ter
rorcs Utthc United states from Missouri Rivcrto Cal.
iiOrnia, by the way of Pixies Peak Gold Mines, and
through Utah, is now open to the Company by Acts Of
Congress.
Tie people of the United Sacs are earnestly requos.
ted to examine the charter and By Laws OF the tOmbany
and send la their subscriptions All persons inv tied
to subscribe one share each and no more than
shares.
to be paid when the subscription is madeas viii be seen
by the charter.
Let the people subscriba generally and literally forth
with, and the Company Will be able to secure from Con.
prss at its next sessOnafge grants OF land and ufmon
ey.
Let the whole people, all put their shoulders
t. I'll. wheel ly subscribing share each and the
Railroad viii be bnt within five years.
lt Clubs Of ten, twenty, fy subscribers, be
iorncd every Town aud Village, and the money for
warded by Mail or Express, aud Certificates of stock
with receipts for the money, VIII be rcturded
O iunimuracluhle and
have heart for the wak, are wanted in all parts of tie
nitcd States Agents, to obtain subscription t.
{ Tie stock Of the Company
All communications should be directed to the under
signed the Office Of the Company, No "a School Strcc
Adams House, Boston aud TO whom all applications
ofcopirs Of Charter and other document shOulC
| bG madc.
President Board Of Commia asioncrs
| Boston, Nov 10 1sGO- l1m.
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Flour and Feed Delivered!
FOR SUBSCRIBERS

CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST,
iJNHE undersigned has made aTranFemenis that will
| enable HIM To deliver Flour and Feed, "a CASH,
about ten per cheaper than any body else
His prices as follows
Flour g - Corn 4 Rye Chop, 81 f5
Corn x Oars Chop, l 81 Bran / 10
respectfully solicit share Of ne public patIonagS
MOSES KAUFMAN
Bloomsbury, Juno %, lssO-u.
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SUPERIOR Golden Syrup Molasses,
- Just received and for sale al 90 cents per gallon,
ne cheap cash stoIs Of L. Z, FharPlcss.
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EV ERE HOUS f i,

(FoRMERLY EAGLE HOTEt.)
NO. 227 NORTH THIRD STREET PHILADELPHIA.
filS house situated the most busines part of the
! city, has hundred and thirty rooms large PaI
lors aud every newly furnished and considered
uf the finest oisls Of its class III Philadelphia .
has erected large observatory where PERSONS have
fnc view Of the ity, Delaware riYfy &c, &c il D.
ALSO supplied with hot aud cold water Bhthcs hch Will
be free of charge for the guests OF Tie House City
will take you To the Revere House Our charge is
crate, 81 - per day persons Visiting the city will plcas
come and t.y the RCUCr6 House. and pledge oursely
that we viii endeayOr our best efurs make
appear like home
'CHAELEs J. FABER, Of Reading, viii have charge Of the
office G. W. HINKLE,
formerly of the States Union Hotel and latery
United states Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j. PRofRIEToR-
May L. lSUO-I2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

by ROBERT JENNINGS, VS..
Professor Of Pathology anaoperattve Sur
geyy IN Tie Veterinary College Of Rt't-
adeLphia, ttc., etc.
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OBtTI AIRY.

NJ. W. GKgEsx, for many years pron'i-
aeH. merchant Of Glsnwood, died at Ms
re.ideaee in the shove named place on
Monday. tho 18Th inss. His remains
we're followed 20 their last resting place on
Tuesday, by the Masonic Lodge OF Glen
good, and large eoaeourss Of sorrowing
friends and relatives. Mr.. GREENE was
zach beloved 10 all the walks Of life, and
bis deceass creates void 10 the business
circle, tho masonic lodge, aud the social
relation, not easily to be Supplied. The
relatives Of the deceased have the heartfelt
.ympathies Of his vide circle Of friends and
acqaaintaneos in this their great bereav-
fHen..
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Western papers generally have been too
i.rgs for the patronage they receive, and
have, consequently, cost much more than
they come too" II is not tho size OF pa
per shrch MAKES it valuable but its con-
!rais. hstls faore mental labor, and con-
siderable less cost IN material, would i'm
prove many ~ our western papers. We are
plsssoi Ia see some Of our exchanges eur
failing their sheets, and Improving the quail.
Ity of reading matter Pacific City Herald.
All very true, Bro THoxPsox--but why
not practices what you preach in so far as
to reduce the sac Of yoar paper9 The con-
tent, Of tho Herald afe aaeIceptionsbls, but
there i, great waste Of pager attending It's
publications. is the case witt. - western
papers generally" There are very few pa.
per. ia the State larger than the Herdid--
80, If western papers generally" arc too
large, Bro TmoursoS is not in a position TO
preach ogr.ailmsns to his contemporaries.
Erdmpie would DO fitting illustration of
the Herald's argument, although We admit
ia ,guthfainss, to ths letter.
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u.casSERY YOR The PEAK.

A.D. RoBissos's company left this city
yesterday for the mines, taking with them
. steam engine, and planning, saving, and
.binpls machines. Mr. K. intends, upon bis
arrival a. Denver, 30 engage 10 the manu-
fa.,urs Of furniture Of al kinds, as well Of
shius.~s and Lumber. He 10 thorough
going and entevpr.ing business nan--"iIl
prove a valuable acquisition TO Denver
though We can but wish him a short stay
there, for We should ike to welcome him
back to our city when he has made " hi.
pile "a feat which, il energy and perse'
versnes is suitably rewarded out west, vii
soon be aceonuiIshed,
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The Lincoln Club have placed upon the
front Of the building used by them asa Club
Room. = beautiful sign, with ths inscription
-"Repuhliean Headquarters" The sign
i, in tho nature Of scroll, and intended to
represent the American Flag, waving in the
pure air Of freedom. Upon each fold Of the
asE Except tbs ono in tho middle) are two
let,er. each letter IN itself containing tho
ssar. and stripes in miniature. The BHgle
says i,i.avesy nice piece of mechanism, and
saiy lacks ono thing to make IL perfect, and
thai is, a Nssro's head painted upon the va
csut fold in the middle, as sure index to
all passers. by of the character Of the party
that s..cmbles under it's folds. This view Of
tho matter meets with great favor at the
hand. IT tho Club. They have employed
Que Of the FIRST artists q the country to ex-
scute the work. and "a soon as the editor
Of the Bg0le is ready to ali for bis picture
the digger head will ho forthcoming.
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~ - --17177----s
vur Art At OMAN

Arrangements have been made for cele.
hra'ne tho 4,h Of July 10 an appropriate
the newly appointed Attorney General Of
Nebraska. IS to deliver the orstion.
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..~.. nrar crLKpnArIos

rOURYM o. JUbx
To tax. plase On the groood known a.
N. .sHs.el site," immediately south o.
Upper Broadway.
PROGRAMME.
A, son rise. 100 guns, and Music ~ me
SAKE Horn Band.
as o'clock in the esening, thirty -snfee
uin1.s guns. -
Music By the Band.
Reading Of the Declaration Of indspend-
eps.. BIZ J. srrrn HooTos
Music.
Grafton By Fs.sr srsrnr, E'q.
Music
Adares. by ". G. CxawrosD, Esq.
Music.
uoo.ligh. Dance and Promenade.
.uayil!!an and seats Will be erected 'of
-. ..,ommoda.ion Of those present.
Turn ou,, one oil.
.raxss JsxsIry Sore next door "a
p,,5ss asa.s-sst ~ert cane in rortmanItst
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- W. II. RoB'Ssn~ has commenced
donee on Lower Broadway. Tho building
now occupied by bin has been raised TO a
level with the grade and removed back from
The street. The projected addition which
j. 10 be Of brick will occupy the cid site
OF the building aav removed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

CT Hon. J. STERLING MoRros, Secretary
Of Nebraska was in this city on Wednesday
last, in company with Capt. W. Z. Mooss,
Marshal Of said Territory. No percepsible
rise in breads.uffs has taken place in conse-
qusnce Of this visit--someshing we could
not say with tru,hfulness, were some Others,
higher in authority in Nebraska, to pay Us
q visit. e
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rottawattaHnie County Lanas
yoA SALE NJ aas
HORACE EVERETT,
l. COuncn Huff. TOyya.

g wqrsE Or 2ot7s, $40 auss, andjoipins. ~
-. springcr's farm. m,ss Sorthof town,
sEQss ara. e. go acres, On no.saisee ssses
NSNEar 8. n, 4i-So acres, timber, Aoeaai-
toe creek, \ mite sou,hof NJ 49, farm.
containing .sou. 70 acre. q ip.ss 90 he sas 70 ".
terbury's, In Shelby county. 81 .s
81 Nwar;NE gNwg!sAsw q. end we
tom Isnd on the Stage route east, mile vest Of Big
Grove. joining sioeum's and Jnds. Jssns's farms
the south sad nr fie's snd risshsfs On TIE est
There 10 no better body Of land in wsstsvn 1ewa hss
near.
A,so. . as v ar; .od ~ swV T. n, $3.50
timer.
ssswu 70, and n y a,sEqrs. n. ss--iss serss,
near Cu,rinaer. Viii; about - timber on ~
tract; ! mile north II the new State rosf.
NE q and Wei, -, $3.50 serss. bei,on iapS
sna The same Distance Above lola, and .djaians y:
pieyee's farm.
Hwasw uss wxsxa, spd NErswasis
.ns 81 r. H. 600 acre. =. o. risees sr.es,
.bost nies sssvs Reels MILL snd 70 miller norss ~
sm ~ 10, M sDdswusEgsN l.-4ls
,ere.. nissouri River bottom isnd miss from cesa
Es1 wsxwar. sns ws.xwuHwia77
PisesA, n miles Of coss~ii bsas sboss 10 scss
Of timber. I'M, vsry ase trsa for . fsrss farm.
tn. ., ~ s... 10. = ME III Ia:
Ehsw%; wHAEar, SD x-yx Ear -. n. y
100 scrs.. bottom land or Little siIvs. niIss ssss
Essgar -, Z a ssd wv sE q, -. n, si--sse
scres bottom Land Silver Greek. nss east q L. j.
K4sw ar; sna W sKr r. ~ N--isosrss. Sill
yer crses tottea iasA, mile south VI bridge " ssS
sxTxww =. n. ss-e ssrss, Mi. north ~.
Places and ysssss's fsvna.
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PHYSICIANS pxrsrayvryoSs-

r.SxEsAnAy fos he Arn ~. cssss~sa . CsLJ
viii ssss his pe.seasi sstsssoe = n efefa - -
csssts cumpsuaAins Of YAgasaaas Issssesssas. AisA
fsnssy rspespss h IL EssfisA. ees1ss, lseis -
1rss<A LAn<sasp His lag sxvsxisacs h fns nnDst.
sns aspsstna.s q Ne Drss Bsssss.o tassi1es - 10
ssyias 49, san assafsrssa I'M - r.asssa. ~
eyssaesf ere NJ stsepssaa - bssn btsvs1 n q
ssssrssn = Chsasess ~ 1rsu esssniiy s1t<A sns-
~ ~. - vsrr..s al srssesW ~, - ss.siss -
pogV.
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TO THE pCDLN.

Tie undersigned having sold their entire ssnet u
goods anA retired from hasiaess Cosnrss Bias bAs
es.s 10 sstzrn their thanks for Ne bsYa 20
tsuaase they ssre received md cheerfuii5 rsnmend
% ,heir cid essoers heir ssocsssoss, Nessn. HAaxs
HoSssses, . sssaassa men vsstAy 4 ~ as1Anes
ssA psroasgs Il ne vsslie. SIS =
Nov. 10 isGoy-0. fOOTII JACKSON
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eTrhe good and patriotic people Of
Csv,eens City, have resolved on celebrating
the r,orions ath on their own hook. W..
II. kfx.x.S, Of this city is 10 deliver the
Grafton
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BEF. VI, navKxFoSE hAs Jass reeeassd
n aev iuraias of linen goods and light.
css"meres--ia,s The things for the coming
warm weather. lie has plenty Of force to
maize thsm up oa short notice.
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Iowa institution for.the Deaf and
Dumb.

THIS Institution ~ located At lows CITY, Ia nov
i open for the aimisssss vi pupils.
The have secured good suiiding, And board
and tuition offered rithoSs charge.
The friesss o. humanity requested extend this
DotIce far sossible th-~,Thous the State,
that the privileges Of the Insttafion k enSayed By
those for wbaEn IL was establishes.
Oct. "a, 1859. ". r. UAM3 Principal
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ETGacsshrrE,ss4~aice. large oass, big
~ charles. a'mas'-are quite plensifal Ia
sais market, and sell At 10 eens, per quart.
Rssphsrrics hare made their appearance in
market. asa. bat Ne. in great abundance.
Holders iym" az - eeats, and supply
fa,gv saual u the dsusaai-s. that figure.
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ssrtion sDdsr sdvisensat-nos v.;s6isF s
ezpress himself ussdvi.edly.)
Leaving The Railroad, AMI STRIKING assoss
the trackiess pr.irie-Nrrr's renark-ip .
vesserly direction, ~ secs, ensEsed upoo
|'AAgAyg lsa1sxss
ARRIVED at this place, Nrr1 succeeded in
inducing us. reluctantly, Of course, to join
hin in glass Of isger.) S.. Mary, IN times
gone By, when PETER A. SARPr vas 10 his
pristine vigor, Was . trading post Of some
Importance, bat now it has lapsed into /.
quiet German settlement. No buildings
have been erected there within tbe past Eve
years, save and exceps three or four wind
aills-fos< grading grain, saving lumber
snd making shingles. fNsrr gave i. as his
opinion, sha: old Don Quixo,se woald have
had good time, if be had fallen spoo 81.
Mary in bis psregrinassons-queer chap, that
NrrT.l ~v-4
Along the bottom between St. Mary and
this city, there is little to interest the trav-
. slsr, even though be we're a. observans as
SrrT. One thing We could not help but
no'iee-shas is, that the corn upon the up
lands was much more forward than upon the
bottoms.
A. the "shades Of night we're falling
fast" vehicle might have been seen ap.
preaching this city from the direction of
the lower landing. 1t came on apace, and
- the sJebu drew his rsins upon his
"rosinante" at the corner Of Broadway and
Main streets, it was evident that Nrrr had
returned. Further, this deponens saith not
for particulars, see NCrr.
eVThe most raey editor in Iowa 10 the
editor Of the Council Bluffs Bugle-hs is
always racing after Office. So says the
Davenport Gd<ette.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

@ Green Peas are now among the deli
cacies this market affords. They made
their appearance early in the week, and sold
readily at 25 cents per peck-in the pod.