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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30
CHAs. =. h PORES,

TFHAs. 2. h FORBES,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY ssRYgYeR
or sEELRS COUNTY, IOWA,
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT
Attends To tha ss4seesloa Of aseas, the buyias &aa
Selling II land. the paying Os taxes il lows and Me-
e5Ska taF aoR5rssideats. Investigates titles and
iaIasAes abstracts sf the same, locates l&aa way
Fh5li Il Iowa OF SshgaskA.
u Coed Ssiecad0a& Gemerslgg Sn Hssa
akRKEs 20 TRE
Haa- Thas. u. Rsntons 5E. CsEncal hausfsy A&j
s Ciinaaas Esa-, q
col p l. sarpx. 81. Mari, allls Go, lows;
Hsn D. L McPhsBson, wiatsTkst, ISwas
VIM DaEhlar Epa s&naasky Cay, 0hto; =.
Gxe, hoFionx EIvil Eng, s.-
Warren CoIbnFn, - Tsledoy .rr
Isaac 4 slniih, Ksar, PhilsaaaRAias Pa 81. ssss
HAALAx, saELHx coEsTws Iowa
Ita D. 1881 ~ E-z - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

REAgxs.--We have On kana sad foz
asla saAmk wssTaaass Dssas. Deeds - lrmsa. Tsus-
60 ~, yxrkaess aaaaks, TswaaaaR Rssks sas
nan6tzas ne6M
EVERY aasesipsasn q blank wes& aaas q tass szes
q shs bsss ssyza I'D Of lew prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

A Y0UgMRuE REvAL on RL8aSkN.
IA has nsmaa ChAssa Alsora, saxsess
years old, assenlshad sAa paaple Of Mari.
estaa last Tuesday, BY waikiag = gaz, q
Ia Blozsaia, stresshsdffosa 90 sop she
Hssiosal HOUSE,, 70 pale sseessd nsss
Brsnan's Hall, at an attitude Of absus 70
feet. he not only did this, bas walked ID
baskyssis ssoOa apea Ais head apu1 ~
sspa, aAa walksd sMfss the wAels - -
Of the rope By torch Light h slle evening.
One Of tbs largest crowds sver ssen In
Asxssses wisssssed NE sssxfaEta@ne@ 4 "A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

AToTICE ss{s,
lN Fhs Bssra 81 supervisors 81 Tpes&wAkasmis
Csansy, Lsxa, in sessiaa aa the Tosh dxE 81 jana
arg 1881 being the $sA dag Of Eheir Fezas JEanazs
massiag aajgurnsa until the ThiFa TnsaazS Of Fsh-
ru4Ey, fHsf, ~ O'Clock, A. M, ag aRzz4iEgaAs
$50 ssazsa Bsasamsas having AsaS - &&1aa-
siai % the thssTesss Of said Cauaky.
my Oeear Sg the Beard, It8
T. Y. sCRDECK. CIyk,
Dated, saRu&ry iith. 1881. 8w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

-! : !!l|!Z!!.
Gle 81 slaans Ensaana hsisf ssvaa ID pint DC wsrsR
vsatse. ssisssa fslis 60 eReeskn
naanssea. In sxtrsas sasss fepsss he aese n a.
Sas sraisss. ssss.s, ssss sus ll.s - .s.
jariss ca horses 1&fs5e sa ether sakEasls &oaasa
. p. s.. 49, - ssss - 80 Der Der
sasesed - sas use 81 this wszksrfsl @saisaaa.
Gss ssFsaiaxs a assssssg- Aasa sasssA
slsDAE's oTsrNExT.
e 800 o,ss. 80 :. \ = ss
e :ssss oaassssss pa slAaassss saf sas sar~ q
FrasA soands, Calls u all kinds, eEscka& Assisy
s.asssas, gssisza 80 kssss ssiaas seasIa sssa-
on grease mad h0sss aistempes.
| .sxaaa xaHssokasxkas PewpER
aseemvessa priaeisslsy Of Assss and sssss Ana msy
via pssfecs sassEy. Il has been foas1 s. IsaS a
diseases % whas hssass and csssls ass ssabscs vla:
slsssrnpeF, hias h0HMM apss 81 xpysKsssL iawxEs
ssr&sns yszssw gssse, tnaamzzafiaa "a ths eye, "a
saiiss ssi9 ssaspssias Is also ssss I'D sss-
80 Ek5 ksEs ~
u caxracs cd ai1 srass aamsars, aAa wia vsaaevs
"a inzsumssaaa and ssvss sarify tbs hsoeh ieessa
Is ss,s sasssss as ~assE, aa's ssrsAsaAss svssz
paft ef sas pSasf z1sT11a g1IE @gH @s sgE
i sEaANsa MEDsCGExs
4 Ars sold By EpwAKp a. sAaKs D Co., psvss
wssissais and Rssail 0ensrai Agsa1e - MsaGaas-
ssss I'D ssa ". = - sstsss ss
! Sc. A4Arass gess umcs hax szs. exasxs pzsanys~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

u On "Wednesday Of list wssk. ID
making repairs apen the shsd Of the Esn.
srai Hoass, b y sltaan. MASS, he wosk.
men discovered shs skslssca cd q aswl,
born iafAnts xAieh had been pIsesd h.
tween The walls,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

sUsWsos ~sass1 sSssAis olsoe In pay
aasas fss saaszspsssa, Asvsrsasang and ges wssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

70 MERCHANEs AID sgssRss MEN are
lavltsd 10 briRg IL tAsir wprk, and try Is. Ws
xuaryHAlso snGIrs A&ttsfxes4aa A&isrsgaEas prices
All work. /
x9~CaA and examine Wask ana Prasesr u H., s
BABaTFT d GARPEETRR (
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

ssivss tssbss sa sAia sacs. are requested q sat
els up lmmessasesg. We waas lasaay and assss
Asss C.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

To ras Pua1ss.- The aaasssigmsa Aav-
iux sofa sAsls sasass sssck % ssos sz rsslssdsss
sasssss in csaesi nsans, bed isavs sssssasn chair
ziacws sAsaka 500 shp ssbsEsa eatxsAaks sasy haze
reserved. and aassvfsiay rscszamsad - sssaE SD
easasxsrs, shssT sSsssssos. ~ u RAx1NepMs -
susIssss suss1 xskfSy ~ sks eaaAassIsx I'D psI-
sssssass a akSyAdksGe rooTER q gAexscm.
Nov. II, 1850. b
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

uosgRgxxeE MgxxEsa.-~Eiass MkKfrx-
DALE, Of the Church Of jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, requests us TO say,
that Confsrenee meesiBg 81 that order,
will be held At BabAitt's Hail, in Counsel
Bluffs, on Saturday and Sunday, the 10th,
and 18th days Of February, 1861, Of which
the branches st Crescent City, Florence
and Omaha, are requested 60 take due DO
tice and govern themselves accordingly,
BY SEEDING up sheir aslesaass. {fFI
Friends from distance, aud ali friend
ly to the cause. are respectfully invited tO
axsaad.
Service f0eommence at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
Il exzSsS 94z4srsss -s~s=&-----
axnuxYs Pn1s AND 0pTxKsT.--
- Happlnes--How few people
svsr sss saaiance existing
between thms fslrsat boons Of life
ns1 RI 1etheir tact and kEsowl-
= 81 = - s. routine of business,
b<ssy II ss1s is1shtabIe deficiency in
lhis ssepe shey - lavish of gold in
| shs preservation of 4heir property by as
sanaal sxpaaaisare ofthousands Of dol
lars In assurances, but nj the same time
| they exhibit the ssass Fsekless hardihood
with regard TO health, and fail TO eyincs
a solisay lhoash ID sae airexal *a2agea
which the ceaseless arudgery Of Business
| taa upah shs hraizssauA spsssisation. 4
few dollars invested IN these medieine'
| wouid secare fhena policy u sssafanC'
against disease, and create aahappines'
and buoyancy Of spirits which the wealti
! Of Golcoads csaid neysy Rsassgesa n lDi
ID LIA I--~--~-ssss- 1A-1~&zAIU
- Dueling 10 evidently not held ii
ksnaah asseea iaaRsssia-s. Euissa<fasFsha
lkosE, q Lssas. u sha Eifsguard Dragons
sssaahsd 30 Cha sFwy Of sAe Caucasus, an'
Capt. schak, a The staA, have been de
1 graded BY q Coaasil n Esss pad ssdass'
70 the .aaks-she former for haping kill
ed Lieas. Baron visinghof In dael, aa'
the other for acting ~ ssseed In the en-
1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

- The nuahar q pspsn Kidd b
aasasssss = - pass yssss - insls ~
sAeesnhsr3sa MIli, - Isws tssaaae i
tlls less shipsreskz % ~ -, $50
s5si aaaiag sasss shs asnax = 6b1AI &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

hyMKkIFF'B BAEH. y" ~
~ ~ virtue Of an sxeczticR "a me aieNaksa Erom
the etses a. the CLERK es the DtsEsir4 Goart 81
AaAlr County, Iewss shall pxeesg4 e &$SkeR kx~
4&9 o. Bat org AZ Zehxan&w ~ IA - ~
twsan the hoars ef 10 cseieck A. ~. and s'caosk
r. II. sale 20 eeEazRsncs AZ 10 0'eiock A. NJ Of said
day, In treat Of Gks Caaafy zTe&sHrsT.z 0G3ee, IN
thscasy Of Council Sa1gs, the folsowtsN describes
real sssts Of Henry Tafsls, te-sit.
WhssA aaa ofe 81 ssc4aea Ne IL
ara . h Of Of section Ne ~ aaa " N u
az Of section Ne %, all In Fawnshis Ne. %
Noysh Range Ii west in Pe1sawsttszasa Csanty
ESwA II -. - -.
TaksM u A@eruyHkky III HeaxT 4@eks&s@ &Bxisss
sR kxssnsIoH % fAvas u Joka J. kEAEsr - a.
8. II. CRAIG shsgiE.
Csnncll MsHafa. SAn 1 1881. &w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

T.ssTaAY NOTICE
Il Taks2 up b. Eas mpSsgasxnsa,x as ais fssa-
dsneas Ia FORK TcwasAfp, passxwafsanzis CeamEy,
fews, "a sT ahsas shs sesA day Of MxF ia, oaz
Mars Gais, aseg ems year es& sf HgAE hsy eoiefs
win hark maia snA TALL and laas hind 8sss waits
TAs swasg can have Che szas hg pygfbNx pxpRag@
N - sasiss ssZsksa aAw7A 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

e. The THIRD 4nssssl y VIC q Pattt'
wassamis ssunGy. swsFasd 10 sAsaagT &CAasEH'
xga tAsaFssessreVeser Eas sssr ssscsaxH ~
sassriss fasss wsnsias JOB wesk ~ aay kana,
woaia do wsai 10 maze aass q tala saes- We Asa
sgspAxsa % aacpzs@saa4a snE fFisazs On shsTt ns-
saes. sasassseaiea wasranseas sg - aaasgs asAs.
Mgxe asSs az shas. Ice, i s esiS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

cJHKAxFFsS SALE.
- NJ vaysas Of special sxaeusaca 70 ms aaEsc&s
fr0m tbs sce 81 TIE Clerk Of the DlstTkc4 court ni
Featswassamis ceuaky lows. 1 shah pseessA 70 ss
en- Friday she Isl dag u February, A. d, E8&s s@-
twssa me hours af 10 asetoSk a, n. an& cseiecz
r. n sale 20 Commences at 10 oseeek A. u Of said
dzy, In frsat OF ths County Tss@sHssF's 0ascs, Ia
ths essy % aswnci 4lass, tass fs&5ewaa& 3aKx3e<a
RAJ EslaAs ps Z u Hains aeswlfss* Il III
L5sa And In Esoek u In kASiiss bod s<fissaz
TO CeHncil BIa9s, Iowa
Faksn ~ the property ss y. ID. P2tnasw, 20 satis-
u So execution In fsYer Of AbxaAaM x. RrtgAt.
Q. u, paAIGs ahertG.
caansas Ssaas, Ian. 1881 s-ef'I Va Nc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

COUNCIL. BLIFRs. E0wAJ
EHoAAs oEFFeER. W. N. u. FUsET,
At l. Az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

EE&MH&A&s&Xs##8 &@M #AMHHHM&@s @ #SS&s
&dM3 MA6t&s n8aaM& = sSa6t1ksA* I'm N8& - &aon-
sasss o. - fogn8 belle TO The nj inca barrel.
wessAl - sx5 INCA haFrsI wsizhf ID a 8 Enps
barrel wssghk ID go . iEeA barrel wasxa& RI as
5eaa Pistol army and nssF. nrAIam size piataa o.
steel mouAtsnsss sSAAez n sAeA saErAl ea+RArs
M-A0eahs 90 IN tnrhg TO sleEsgsaeS OF 20 FaaaA
ealisss 70 tbs yoanal wnieAt &s 10 nzl, with "a
Attarassse czEsSns axserhs = plain sxsrs, vita
esE3sen. extra
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-01-04

all alive; but many months passed befor,
Mrs Clements recovered from the event:
of that dreadful night.
What became of Mr.. Clements wher
they left him in the cave?
He held on to the boat for few min
utes, till they got outside, and then swan
to the rocks, where he found his littls
pleasure boat, and, entering it, followed ii
the track of the larger vessel in time tC
save the life Of Mrs Clements and that Of
her sister
The sun is setting. sir, said the sam
phire gatherer, touching his bat to me. |
must be going homeward Mayhap, he
added, as he turned away on his path, one
of these days, when you are strolling on
the rocks below, you will look at the cav
ern where Mr.. Clements found bis wife
You can imagine better than I can de-
scribe, what must have been their feelings
in such place and at such time. Coco
evening, sir.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-01-04

We talk a great deal in this country
about independence, and men boast proudly
that they are independent, ask no favors
of nobody. But the truth is that nobody
is wholly independent of others. No one
is SO rich or so great as to be above
needing at some time the sympathy Of his
felloN creatures No man has right to
think, that in showing kindness to his neigh
bors, he performs gratuitous zervice, for
which he can receive no return. Exposed
to the same adversely which falls on others,
he may soon have to ask for assistance
which is now his privilege to bestow.-
He who is generous in the day of prosper
ity, finds others to render kindness to him
in turn, when overwhelmed with disaster.
1t is, therefore, matter of common pru-
dence, if there are no higher motive, look
ing out for dark days which may come. to
show kindness to those in trouble--Ecan-
qelist
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-01-04

*It is probable, however that the whole pop
ulation is considerable larger than here suppo-
sed. so that the population of the South is still
smaller per centage than We have stated. The
results, too. fthe elections of 1856, and go far
as known, of 1860, indicate the same thing, say
twenty-eight per cent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-01-04

DnEMMAs.-Cr, ssing the road until you
see a gig coming one way and cab anoth-
er, SO that if you move on you are sure to
be knocked by one. and if you stand still
you may possibly be crushed by both.
Finding yourself in damp bed, on a
cold night, and eogitating whether you
shall lie still and catch your death. or get
up and dress, and pass the night on two
cane bottom chairs.
Paying your addresses TO penniiess
fair one. under the impression that she
is an heiress. and. on discovering your
error, having the option of marrying the
young lady, or being shot BY the young
lady's brother.
Coming to four cross roads. one of which
you must take at random, or just walk
back mile or two and enquire your way.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-01-04

Ia A Missouri legislator, who was
opposed to a project for new county,
''come down. upon the locality after the
following fashion
''The soil is so poor that it would not
grow pennyroyal Sir, you might NOW
the country with razor, and rake it with
a fine tooth comb. and you wouldn't get
fodder enough to keep sick grasshopper
through the winter. Sir. they plant corn
With crowbars, and hold the sheep by the
legs while they nibble tie grass in the
cracks Of the cliffs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29
TINE NAN IN NOR.

In the heart o, his unoifead'ns brother. and
to escape the way he cane. The rockets
were Of his invention. and this sane agent
Of his Who revealed hi. story had charge OF
them
While the peopl. were gone to the
church he erepi tn the house and shut him
self In bis biding place. HIS horrible DEAN
from .ufocatiOn bad caused such eon'1'-''e
struggle. tina, the Man in srmnr wn torn
from its fas,ening-, and fell. with IT'S sh''
pslriiaiing inmate. TO the ground u ne'
or was returned. and a stone was plainly IT.
toll in the place Of u.
4" Annunciaia, her husband, and brother
dspartei for England. The house has never
hem Inhabited since"
Nv friend paused and looked out upon
The land which We were just approaching
10 tie gray dawn.
II AN the inheriior Of this estate through
my relationship TO Anngnciais's husband
They died ehilllc<s. Philip died young and
unmarried. Al this harpeued City Years
ago. but feel as Il /, we're yesterday when
I see the place.
Alter landing. ~e STEPPED into carr'age
and drove over one Of the finest bard r'ads
had - n for many wars, through the I'M
surpassed ulurisnce of the tropical 'srierc.
Af,sr an hour Ne approached 'he " Man IN
Aru,or." \ nvhl- gate nay commanded
nv attenii "a Nv friend drove in Gr'uni.
~b,,h might have ADORNED the palace Of a
.rard fukc. ofc,.rl 10 nv S'ew. Ar'ihe'al
river. wound ,ir,uch h glrdsn. Tres
and al~,r,. plant. 8 ~ith IN neh taste. ad'rn'
a tie lawn. Bsrore me arose a noble Ia
sade. The Man in Arrnor" Nas c''iei
by ,Ae morning sun. Under each window J
observed ths characteristics chsy, save ono.
one OF The q Msa in hrmor, a" mar-h'lsi by
.ome un;imr'y resurrection. h,i leii b.
brothsr.-lu arms, asa,;in: the,riarn.
A.wc took our c,a', IN III, once grand
saloon. AMI wer, waited upon ~ ,le du'sy
old vouan who nigh, have been Old Z'nia
herself. I i,l; powerfully The melancholy IN.
ausncc % tie Place. and d'd not wonder
that nv trend had grown pale under the
weight Of such an inheritance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29
IIuNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY,
rI'nIS VALUABLE PREPARATION, feel

rI'nIs VALUABLE PREPARATION, feel
Il ~ an he cofrusoa Cpmponeuts, such -
Ov,at.., ~ ENp.ctc,auts. Which not oal' Iu1
,Issu ths s,stsn, iYt je.iio, ~ 'h,Uc' II rurr,
vtIl b. iaunt un if,al o. rHsssss the Gll'stpg
pfotsttiss sai g. ~hch ihr n'st 'sh,ahis trsti
iu1niaIs ma, o. fu1i tu ihr p,mphl't..
Fnr Whl"pins Cuugh, aud = S'n'hlug
S,tvp, e meets s,siy Nani. and hy'ail, ~" - ~
s.ss thr h'gr.t pf"pnr tion vt tuIiiu'c. ~ 'hH'
dssu shirh ca D. trsosl a. Wh"opiug Coggh.
d. ORDINARY C,.igh. and iifuurhia Cnapla'nts.
The f.s-ruuns,. oi Cua.utupi.uu. 81. ,pLoi,d tpaic
pfopstt,s. u..ks Il ut "ni, ih. T-riect r'"'
M, 20 d,.e... -.i LaiLi. vp sol .u.,,'a' the ',.'
tea asa,a.t . r-eSfrrac~ OF the Compliant. No
nufs~f, shuull l.. siihaat a., a't shuai psr'ai.
tai O. ct p,mpAi.i, q, h. iuuai 18th al deal.
,t.. a. The ual, ~aY a. ID ja.t,cc o. "a. 'aias.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

TIA. gr.st Ncuu,ls'c Es,p~l' ssd Natural
Opi.is call. 80 special .isnI'"a ,nd iaisr,.i H..
iu. re- ct opium. 80 preparations IT Op,um. 90
Of az, lat hs .iristl, sss~t,hl~ 80 ncjtc'i prup.
srie. Fos Nssfalsn Rh-sasa tsa'. Cost. Tooth
Achr All E-st ,chs, >pinsl Conpbints, HEED.
~ 81 Lungs ~ stomach. Rn.~ Iln Fever,
C.t,t,h. al al m,aaS N-Usuu. C"'aph,at..
800 L.. q >l--p, Chruui- ~ NsUou. Head.
sch. % BE-. o. slusl. ans o. ~h'ch ~ udei is..
ttnsptsl. iiusn uu.ilah'si suafrs.
Fof Deb. ium Ii,mt.. Il go sue Rrnsti,
~ Ro~~l Complaints, inchudisg Chelcra
No,hl,. Il d. 'p-nd,dl, aiariri. ~ rai ohl, -.
usaylng the ,,a,n. lat sSt,ag o. ph,.'c,a grrsi
contfsst oh Opiun, ~hish nat uah cua,iipatcs
apd trvg. he system. lot make. the fsusi, ~sr.s
thar the d,.-sss.
rrusn rh,.rc,sas ~ s.k auss,ion. sni on 20.
trsnt rnfmaa. o, Tral hou+s viil L. ..ui. -.
,-I-pirg ~ The Anod,r- sa op,sis ~h,rh has
t,ug trru wsHIed. anl iu The Cough Hsmsd,
.lsh q. fsst ,stifsl, un ons ccaiusl pfiacipls.
ls,.n iuvsbds ~ a. cu,rr.ponl--,cr 81
ramph@'s sf sNpha,,aa, ~,tAout posing
stamps"
Puos.-lsrs- Caa;h Rem ,ly. 80 e,'. 20 bOt'..
l.. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29

Tvs RsrasAis. are esS.faly prepared univ ~
sis.s, .,,-,yl.lan sni tfsrssCnn ~ fraf Hun
pUGTYs In ~ iss b. meet that srsai ard hns feAiei
vani - he pahie namely, reuei.es 10 All us nars
ear,usan gf-l simgls aiialeats ~ NE
A raasnsut'. Fsf~etion Sin shoF na vast
,,.l,,i,y q di.sase. frun ~hicA Ne sunsf sff ds,
..,s a thsir eafnmsncemsni, smI4s ath iflnf
A ,s,, eai sTsht diarrlss, pain IN ths sfe, ~
a h..l.ehs, 90 ks.fssns.a, II nrsi easily cured at
.,hlasI In tine becon~. eopsnmptnn, itTsf
s.nr,,,'.. dtsen,efy Cruap ~ other dssAss, slith
IN ~. ,-,-sr. q nissiicins ian b srr-s,
IIs,,ln ,he.. remeiiss supply graf Pslas sahi
p.los an h.hi, .lnpls, - yoa snos a. once shat
a. ,..e-pisa.ani, o. ss 70 e.n.s NJ rspofnsnrs-
80, AL ssncs oecasiohns NJ rist, .hs Ne eufauT.
80. 40. r.,.tiye ani certain, usy are tatsn, al
=, a.. N. ,tsI l. broken sni Ne dahsd Al.YcL
ys,s,,.ocs Nc. Amply conhrm~i w a'' - ihs'-
...,Is. h., families AMI private psFson., I. t~i7z
W, s,sr - r.s, rHs sosf ssrts AID oos'Si"T'
vas s.r vuosrr lsp B.t.su
T.,...nA. .rs ani have been hsins w." W
100 Az ,sar. p.s, IN svery .~c'lon ~ W eaah-
,ry .l,h slrna., invarisbls sacee-- NJ 49, ~
m. hls,,s., tenn. - ussir simplicity shl es'lshl'
al smons ear hundr~i. ~ agents Ne ahi.i,,
testimony y, Tia, thsJ give E''i '.h''seu'n " '''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29

OF what e,lor !. grass when covered
with snow '-lnvi.ihl' green.
"A preacher .ail in sermon " let men
IN MIR ~ble rutire on their pr'ia.>
end .Ir.r.i,e Ntlrrr. how narrOs arr 'he
gate. o. paradise"
"A miller in giving certificate to the
proprietor of Mr Ilarri.on'. pills" Tor
destroying yermin. asi5uni' Us with the IS.
se,t,on. - was iull ~ r,'. a nr,n'sh,
.incs. srd NV don think have one
1t !. AT that an cii,or IN Glasgow
prints al ~. mar,rll,u. accounts Of mur.
der. slop,meut., AMI rohheries, On india
rubber. - that h.. reader. vii ~ able TO
stretch tbese .iori-. u any length that
please them.
-' Now 90 take this mejicin, wife, and
I'll b. hanged II II docsnt cure you
:" o.. will take it then. BY Al! means. ''r
i, i sure 10 90 god one way or the o'ner.
Sid certain Individual to a vac.
"rhe nan Who IA. raised a cahhArr.head
has done more god than all the ne,aphy'''
eian, in the world" d" Then, '' rrrl'ei the
vas. YOUR moshir ought {, have the pre-
MUM p"
Pew thing. are imrrhci'c1hle in them.
.lv,.. ana IL i. from wan, Of application
rather than mean, that men fail Of success.
wo>DulJl. \ teacher of P,nmAnship
in twelve lesson. Aoshsa hWye' to real
b., osn writing.
Good dinners have harmoniiins inan.
sn,e. Few d,.pu,e. are 81 large tha; they
eanui, hs covered With a able-e!o;b.
"A cavalier in oor v,eioity The other day
uiei 1, pa, down hi' opponent With the
question. - Il Noah d,i feni GA, a dove that
never rvturn-d. whore did &, to- -
,v,Y,.e. &c rc,-riei hi- antagonist. "'ome-
body shot 10.
-" Coacbm,n. =" all an on,,iis r1s',n-
CERT, IN, ~ha 80. dr,,,u: tt a iur,ou' ratio
Over r0s % 80 most m'u"''"'n' rail- '7
u.rih a' England. e has. ..h 80 COT
i'-rt. n i'r our l'r- All ''in' "'
Nr''''' Nh' AZ !''' w ''''
ne am '-'h''i NV ".n'
-OUec upon a time there lived an Oh
couplc. known i.r AMI wide Jr their inter-
niua'!e sqla'..-'. suddenly they ehans~i
Their mode VI liie. al were " e'nf'''e
patterns o. e'nll;N i.''''iy - 'n'y 'Al ''''
merry ee'n OF d'''''i' y ne's''''' AVA
ioa' % sH'" ne ,'u'' OF 'a'' " ''- 80,
sN4 ~" ''-
- ,,.s,ls, ,vs, sine. "a. k.r,,W, hear.
:, ~. boa.." ..TSo bar. - va. the
,.,ul,,.d r,plv. "Y-.. sure" aid the
a,s l,dv e. bar and forbe.r.''
observation-disclosures.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29

Nv ,h.u.e of,h..c pill. the periodic attacks Of
Nerves. or S,ck H,adash, may be prevented AMI
u Isk,a At the commencement 81 the s'isch tn
mediate rel,sfirom pain AID 'iehne" VII oc oo-
tai1ed.
They seldom tail TO remo,e the Nss'sa aud
H,sdaeh, To which iem.~s are subject
The, &C, gen,l, opon the bose''' removing
Cssi.s-os.
For Literary men, students, Delicate Fem'le.,
anil al person, of .i,si-y Asth', they ste wall
uabL as a Lsrlfir,, i~pro'iug the appetite, xiv.
ing tone ard vigor 10 the digestive oTgan., and
r,.,oriu, the natural elasticity aud '''eas'h OF
the Whale system.
The CErilALiC PILLS are the result "il"ns
Investigation AMI careiull, conducted esp'''m~n,.
having bcen 10 10. msny years. i"'"s "h'oh
time they have pIssea,ed sad r.l'e,sd vast
amount of pain and suffering f'"n iie'd'ehr'
shsthsr originating ~ the net'ou. system or
FROM a dc,aaged state 81 Oh" stomach.
The, are eaiif,l, vegetable ~ their compo'''
ton, aud NAV 4. t.kea al all time. With pe'iee
.sC,t, without making an, change Of diet. aHafh
als,ss, u say d,.asu,abi' tact, ''rd''' n'Ay 70
sdr.isi,i,f iLo- 70 sh'id''H.
nrw.Rror couSrrRrtir'.
Tn. genuine have I've signature. 81 Henry G..
sIraailiag an each ls,N.
soLi h., Drusg,.l. and Dealers IN Medic'ns'.
A Box will h. seat by ma'l prepaid on receipt
ofthe
PRICE - CENTS.
All order. .hoalI h. Addressed ~
HENRY &. srAuLpiNG,
- ~ Cedar Street. Ns- lo'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-29
WHISPERS or A MUSTA0AE

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hair plEK. aad r.siaie griy hair 20 IL otisin'l
o.l,f, La,,ns II .oil. smooth. aai flexible The
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rcniLmla'. ,oilct. and after one weeks use the,
~onil MT f.s aa, confederation h Without IT,
The .,l,.c,ihs5. srr the cal, Agent. boo the
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.hsal - Addressed.
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