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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
SPELL 1T WITH 4 Il.

You vii! notice that spell Sumpter with
a p. Your typos have taken the liberty
heretofore to spell! it without the p. This
is very wrong on tteir part, and | will prove
it to them. If they will turn to Sparks
Life Of Washington, they Will find that the
noted soldier after whom Sampler is named
ARRAYS used the p. TO make assurance
loubIy sure. asked Col. Sumpter the other
night, and he told me that the great original.
his grandfather. always used the p. The
Colonel is one Of three brothers who live
on the Old plantation in Sumpter district
Charleston Correspondent y. Y. Times.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

The precise majority in Tennessee against
Convention was SIS. The vote for dele
gates to the Convention, the true test OF the
strength Of Union and Disunion, with sew
erai counties to hear from, vas n follows
Union, SS,So3; Disuuion, 2l,7i9; Union
majority. G4,Q54l Good for ANDY Joux-
saN's STATE. Molly Is he snstalnei.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

vGov SEWARD has Indirectly informed
the Confederate Commissioners that the
communication which they filed with him
stating that they are Ministers from the new
Confederacy, delegated with powers to make
treaty Of peac. md amity, ia subject to
ANY disposition they may desire, this Gov
eminent not recognizing that any such new
Government exists.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

~ Most Of the farmers in this section
OF country are now busiIy engaged owing
wheat. The weather, for the past week,
has been very favorable for this work (when
not blowing too bard) and only needs .! III
sle rain to make spring in earnest.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

~ Tho roads throughout this par. Of
the State, were never better than at present,
and the consequence is, the town is con,in-
ually crowded with teams from the country,
coming in loaded with corn and wheat, and
taking home their spring supple, Of grOce-
ries and " store truck
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

aTWe are in receipt II the first number
Of ,hs Guthrie County Gaset!e, fine look
ing Republican paper, conducted by hsssr''
J. b. BEs.cg and WV. De lrxLET. "ew!sh
j, long life Of usefulness and prosperity.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

gs7. RrrBrx GarLoED, Of Omaha, will
preach in the Congregational Church TO-
morrow Sunday evening, at !. O'Clock
A the Pastor is still stsen. there Will be
no morning Service az this Church.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

aTThs Southern Congress hare decided
"a .dmi, the nsce.sa..ss Of life duty free.
These are declared 10 be sbrsaas.ut., tea,
eodss, meats and jsrs!ry."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

q The weather, during the past lev
days, has been decidedly Io.a-hke-con
for,abiy warm, with high winds and any
conee!vable amount Of das. afoat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

IVA late number Of the Iowa City
Reporter says the prospects Of pushing the
NJ. L VI. Z. Z. rapidly westward, even 10
the muddy Missouri, are excellent.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
sTAsthis is season for making Gardens

@Asthis is season for making Gardens
We submit the following information (from
III. Alton Rcrciie) to those DESTROYS Of an
early "crap Of ingIns. TO wit before
planting your onion seed place them in a
SANGER and pour boiling water on them.
Remove the water in abou. half minute
and you will hava a saacsr full of seed al
ready sproated. In this way, onious will
come two or three weeks earlier"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

~A.J j. srxyEss has retired from the
editorial chsir Of the Dss MONIES I. umon
wealth.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

~ Tie vutk 81 TIE csz1cil B41st .. 80 -,
R.fra2d Is praZrszs4r= stGs.6sFs 81 Il
the athEg ena a tie lire saat aave an sh1-'as1
rPaa tie real, ZAP e-Fst. ere a4S7, 20 !.
: c0n1eEz.aA uIl-. the ~oEsa y T8i4---'SS3@1Fe4-
TIE nagy aaeaaneai to Eas asSver "hiSh 'Ae 'As's
will warrant - Il EaskiEgr IS 10 slfiAs 90 10
.sssars," aE4 Inser. saea.a:.-Bzgas.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

rTAeoas , o'elock yesterday we were
ssaralei hs a lsua scream, "a Of sams one
in grssi rsin, which seemed - proceed from
soms place aot Tar from as. We ran quickly
30 The door, 70 see WAC was '.ki.i," aud
found that sbe nose preceded fran the
pentiss's oses, in the stary below; and
knowing "poe." to be reaeeAbls mar. we
concluded twas best not 10 interfere. ard
wee; swsy, resting "sseaEe in the belief"
tia, though the naa might lose teeth in
the operation, there wss 10 DANCE. al hin
being very severely injured.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
We accsp. the amendment.


gThs question at present seems 70 be-
..Wha. will Old Abe do with Sumter :"-
Dispatches from Washington, state, oae
day, tha. orders hare been sent TO Major
Andersen to evacuate. forthwith; next day,
the repor. il confirmed news Of the third
day reports the matter as very doubtful,
shile .rumor' SAYS It's 'all bumhug,' aud
that Sumter is to be reinforced For our
part, we don't suffer eu-sef to lose any
sleep on account Of reports either way. Ii
ABRAHAM concludes . send force to the
South, of sufscieat strength to compel
obedience to the Constitution all right I:
he will show tha, he dares 10 do his duty.
If he concludes 20 withdraw the Fedora!
troops. and treat with the seeded States,-
ell right, be will show the greater wisdom.
- Through the ;h3ughtfulness Of c. j,
Fox, of this city, we had the pleasure Of
! feeling little Of that Southern STEEL
which JeT. Davis and his .'confederates"
talk so gIlbly about. We must say i. AIM;
bard to take, especially when given in the
style Fo. affects. Fox has just returned
/ frcm the South, and is fully armed and
equipped, as peep into his hardware estab-
| Iishment will satisfy even the most skep,ical.
lie is getting Up big stock Of cutlery and
hardware OF every description. In the way
OF trade, he bellies, somewhat, the charac-
teristics Of his name. lie is not shy Of 4
,rads-bu: on the contrary, is mighty keen
on the scent of one. lie is sharp or dull
trader, jas. to ''suit bis customers"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

G. See the card Of g. Z. SAirE, IN al
other column Of ta-day's paper.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23

- The City Mil will resume operations
next week. The proprie,ars have been
basiug ~ wheat for some tine past, aud
intend nax 70 commence manufacturing
four for the pske's Peak trade. Nsssrs.
B,Lpwrx i DenGE have a business house
in Denver. where their City Nils -four is
disposed Of az fast as it can 10 haalai out.
The business 3oae By ,his frm, Lass year.
smsantsi to over 500, go. and We are ia-
formed sha. they have made preparations
for carrying on business Of twice that
slauns, dsras the pressns year.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


By MUTT SEQ. STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-23
COMMERCIAL.


HRIC E-Ct Il Il ENK-
orrIcror THE NoxrAEElL,
s,rrppaY, MARCH sss 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
INV ARTICLE!
poback's Stem ach Bittcys I.

4 new AID tenghtful StoIaae ilic ai.d Corii'l for
ssug tone he i1A. sa1 fr the yrerer on Of
hof- lrla 3. itciaef' a. fh' Nefisif srunu..
~ if.
A. Iagldf ( 1rrk. 10 ,ss.si q ge-ioa s1- rs,s,c
Dysl .. il ba- - ceuaI T. ~
- 1sssr q i s'ff< 40 az etieT iitters Try g.
fb- fcf9i.l. oi t~sc Teas r' sol ~ to.t
rrt ,,s-sf -fn- soisack arx1esfct VIII - .a.
e.4 . .Il .lo,i l.-f tcth-i r.4c'''c.s So ihe
kr-.f - 81 = firt D. .p,a fht ~.-fs
Is --fs-ai rsspi-
Ibe 3 ar asrlNf a. eir sfilr = q O. 49,
81 tfl1c nsfr4e q f.c rtlts ar" heTis ~ - q y
arc snpe~ -d, 4pd as ihe. ate. ~ alia a. "a =
arai cTsvings o thr .c-ls .. tif-s pr usotive q
TEMP RANCT.
ne prt cent pF0pFiefar telgi lhat n baking th1-a
.siGel, kreuu filc pubic rc'.art l- slh-sr,,.l
Il vi sctsl - fr saie - ~ ~ J.. heh ack's rr-
ne-o1l Agents, and 81 hotels, sc. tbs oouEiry 'sr
"a the ri,anfi1l- trctrs VII hr llfi circ,t ircia
saeinnal BE- Az ~ ,i.iliy .il ~ IT, lowest rate
ii !. pul in Quart Bottle. nd -cHrrls packed i-
a,s doz ea.~f Han aoz- saizilecases vii. ho~cF.r.
& = ptrbri ari fslt ~ a-g address. . desired
<erust ssricr, - per bottle, or sis
tor 80.
Tsin1sal e4itce aud ssiesroezn. - 9. East fcarft
street, - building from Aaiu Street. 'incirnzfi-
etio ssntrsisss =. Is HsuInfc street..
f'nx sals 4, 4 - a0-l.y r..
+. =. po~>VEii.A. Ter. As"fe
.k.CIfiSufAA.
M >uJEi. >.s cs-iei-
pETrR nISkil4k. C-rtr-vfiie
And - Irurvsis ant NrrrLai.ts ECn-f ftil
.sToue e8out tb. Ilafei Sfs;e- and Caracss.
oc1 y e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
na,~. OF Advertising In Daily.

I<x.l Advertisements siss e~ot- pr -sasr~ e@ea
1.srLoc-
- ~ sslvr~ti-e BY The year. Win ihs rrT~e. =
s<.,gsns Al measure. yearly siveru-sr>. ho~rfer.
-, =. eo-nre1 -tTtefly - thrr regular tzs-ns--.
49, srtG Fsy ls-ift-s7s ,.,.... -,
- r.a< zed too pro- -,
Aavertisrtneul- s~tt c<-a~t<1A1 = L. to-'ee.
,rics ensi bal. .
lra.sD~-- z<ces pcblsk~i IN ths e<sl oosinans. 4
90 hne- O ni<r. oil = eosrg-a - e-fa afSF'u'n
Il. II over 80 ltne- t<n c~tt- pr isA<- -
Aar--ti-@nents ssrs n 81 10 sG'r<sLe1 i-1<- III
- in.<rt<-i tLrse rnonth-. afle-~ o<aersa Pnt
-. alteration a Standing Advertisements MI
- uni % rsn~wal q The -arne. ane~s sftef~l -
sxr-~d npon BY esotfset
Arrats..nx csndltst~- ~ eess- II r<sry dr-Sf
t.a al ~ rharge6 q 80 igE each name IN ihe Daily
.nd Is % 10 the Daily ami wessy. a{fd1- - 1T
r-Ia.<.
No arssaston< advertisements ~bstrScr-
shsrxe- Win ~ made for in-rrang he notaee- 81
al Orss~~ Sa--ietie-. Associations a. folls~>.
FOR earL rs,fic> Dot sxee--iins lines = cents -
.~-b n t.ertioa. o~vr eight ius- ~ this rate.
Anuouueias deaths ~ith fan-rsi nouo~ sttathei.
o.. wtthost fi,<lc-. fire..
Ssle.s % Fsvlsai- fcsLs- an = fxeur-lens. Tott~.
nm by Ind vi.iasls k--ec-stlon-. o. y ehnfehr-
= regular yrie~-- ,
Legal sdv~-t-rne1l- in->rted st The e~p~fa-~ ~
Attsrosv~ 0r.srinx sns payment not u pe oSsF~1
lr ths legal proce~dns bat eolscfahls A. the a-aA
s1r,- Psbsl@r not a<~ouutaele for the accuracy q
.zsl advertisements tvost f-s snoait enarx-e f'f
f--lr pubiicsksen-
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague nemiiteat
Fever Chill Fever. Dunno A. que. Perio-iica Head
scbs. Bilious Headache and Bilious he
,ers, indeed FOR the whole class q 81
eases ignating in hillary dsrsngs
ulsnt. caused by 10. Malaria u
Masrnatic Countries.
We are enabled here 70 ofsr the community
remedy which, while IL cures -. above complaints
with certainty. = sUil perfectly harmless 81 aly
quantity Such a remedy is in,aiaable N dlstricf.
where these af1icing disorders prevail Tbs cure
erp,ls Tho liasmatic poison II Fever aid Ague fcm
the system. aud prevents The development g tle
disease - taken oi Tie nr-i approach ~ ~ pTeaon-
TORY symptoms. Il y Dot osy TIE bfst Teisey erer
YET discovered fcr dis class n complaints. hat al>1
the chespes' TIE lsrge quantity We supply fnr
dollar bTn- d = ifAn the reach Il every sot aud
in billions disrfirrs hCrr r-ver and Ase ~ Vsilss
every bodS rlold h-ss t and AZ freely 10th 81
cure and protection 4 great superiority II ta's
remedy any 9TH ever discovered fur The sl<e-
dy ana certain Il lsttsu fieni~ j. thai u con-
tains no Qunins or mineral con.eg gucnfiv n proiu-
ces no qusnisu ~ other injurious ellecl, Whsisyer
upon The constitution 1bc- cui "a y II sre left as
healthy as II they bad never had the disease.
Fever anu gueis rot clone the conse4ncnoe q tie
m.ssmstic poison great variety Il disorders aflse
fsom its irritafif N. among which are
Neuralgia, Rhearnsfssm Gout, a-aaaS Ia B!adness,
To9tbarbe, Eerache. CstaIrah. Asthma, Pa'ri-
tafiou. Painfnl Ahection Il the 'Splccr. I've.
ieric-. Pain IA the is,ssei-. G .ic, ,Pelals Il.
and D-raus. mint n the stenlach
All od vh IL whom oris inAf ing ttis put
the iateTnlitienf f.Ic. @. l-r"nie P,r1,ueai his
s'CrpE tygel- the rsasnn from the blood. ard con-
sec 'scnty Ia "a all like Il u nyAlaat G
protection o. Immigrants aud persons traveliag
iemporsriv residing g. tlic malarous distftcfs Il
taken cccasioarls or daily wae eSno.td - ihf IN
fe-fion. th-' viii be cxcrctrf frc rir sy-terl an
cannot accumulate in ~uftcirni quantity 40 IFea
,aio di-easc. Hence II Is cfcn more Niuahie foi
pz,.ection then eur- siid ~i.~sss >a-~r g. IA
Int rmitient> n ihft .'ah themselves ~ f.e o.
t,,ci ION fii- rrfnffs 80. .i-
fF Iretart.i SIS IN J. &. AlEk a. ca,
Lowell Nl~-scl f-a iie.
All o,if rsns-ir- .-, t.r ssis ~ J g. Cc>lSs4lAh.
p n. Do~>Fsl, aal - AL D.E,sgls.s IA Tenn
Haute.
wholessie hs ALITs Co. Cincinnati.
lani ..ie u-wcow
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he Weekly Express

eabli.Aea avery Wednesday. Al ii 20 Per Ar-.nrn,
.fvknce.
sSSo paper sent without he rnouey. nor eontlnn-
logger time than paid fcr.
sxrtes OF AdversIsSng tn weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

ss-1h.r, will be no iesislson from the above
ate-.
srAav.rtl-emsnt- pubh-h~d In both Daily AID
weekly will be charged th- f. Daily rates win one
s.alf n tie Weekly rsts- sdf-si-
CHARLES cRUFT. PRo'k-
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Compound Extract Of sarsaparil,a,

Tie I1o-f cfectnsl remedy ubirl ie medical skill Il
times csa deyise i,r iifs everywhere pfeseiirg
<fi .sfai rlsla'y. Il cs-ane fI1lnifhe ls1ss ~ dive
rstfs-al, lLsf have beer discovered fef fie ApnE
gstol q this al dsHlief ffota rs blo,t aud ~
rescue II the system from tts ds-ttuctf Sc coflse-
quenccs HcDc~ y so,fid - e-1rioyea tcr n, r.
q not otiy >cT0'ala. Dot asvo ose osler sfstieas
which arise from 4, such
Rrupive and Skin Disease. -. An'iof|y-s fife.
hose. o. Erysipelsr. Pimples. Pssiuirs. hletr'.-
-. DlAius snd Eol.s. lLIrofs. Irtg.r snt Sslg
kheum Scsld Head. Rine~orrn. Rhcu-
mS,i-m. syPhiA1c aAd AsreaFesl
Disease. Drofsy. DSspep-.a.
Debility. and indeed. "a
Complaints arising from
ystaied n Impure
blood.
IT, popular belief IN "lmpur;, 81 ths hloo1f .
fcrnsed n truth. Tor -crof = ~enes anon of thc
bloci. Ibs particular pu8e,e All virtac ~ us
Sarsapariiia + 10 purify and reene'aie hrs vtai fu
Sd without which sound hsat f. iIntso ible iHsea-
fanffasf ftl r..li~fi iflftola
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LEGAL.

Annual Report Of the Auditor oi sigo
(ouaty.
nEpO1l n tlss Naa,iaf - ' - cc-lrfy. sho0ir-4
II h, -. ar. rf,ss,st ef as cf~sa f1r = ,s~s
eo-sl nfuclns, Inre -. A. o. ls8o art sn3lls Nry
slsf 4 - lf-ll IlrIr.Irf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

S.rkTF oP INriAys vr'50 COUNTY,. 81
> xise Couuaon lisas louri, AlSusi fern, 1851
fcsSasl.r Nrkeea. ,sra. 'rsff- - lA1'.- 1cin-f0r
- fA-,r -fsrte-nfut ir Comma Treas Cur,
x II : couaty.at ArrllI iS<-
Ts. q fe,ir,f wa tate raf -. ttat to~ The A. tay
~ tfe n4tt ttfn ~ tiidrtIrf ~ esn th-rcsiieT
- "a - has rli love the tslri "a ieaFe %
tsFle 4 Cst.l lt.lu r. -. .r tail io1ftl-i'-
,,,-,s- tseivrs~ nF<I NcKFES, Afn'r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

KF Ai1FN. a. y. G.
T.fre-H a.. tsse "A. issi -tu1~
e. <-Ihs .~refl.e- cl fhi- reaf cof,iparcd with
,hs estsase f.f lxs sns 20. show = decres.e n
t1.4-e-
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a q = T II "A O T

or ne t7PTTEy7H SIM 4 ysUAL STATE.
hBy1 ef iAe eoadfs.0a Of the HO-H6 JsSk.
RAypE COKPA.sy Of d~ osfy or -.s4c Yorl,
on fh- IL day Il January. issl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

AssKrs
Cash, Balance 10 Bank, . IS ,sO7 20
Bonds and Mortgages (being frst lien en-
Real Estate. worth at east al so7 200 s0s ss2 o3
Loans on stocks, payable on demand.
lImarket vsiue Of securities si97 s7e 5o i..soo 90
Bank Stock. market value 1858 90
United stst-s Treasury So-s, market
value, los. .3ss 20
BROOKLYN City Water Bond. 1920 90
North Carolina State Bonds market van $50 90
Missouri State Ponds market valasl u 900 90
Real Estate, No = " all Street. g. 305 ~
Interest due l~t January, 1861. lOf
which So, $50 - has since been reed. fr 703 81
Balance in hands Of Agents and IN course
OF transmission frlrn Agents, on 1st ~
Jarssry lef which az $50 l3 hss snc~
been received, eo<09 10
Bills Rec~svabie (for Premiums On In
land Ri-ks), s.sss %
Other Property Miscellaneous iterrs, $500 90
Premiums due and ancollectad On rou-
cie- issued at ofice. $3.50 IS
Total e., ,4e5, 400 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. Psxs1pxsr,
A.F. wIrLNsRTH. vrcR PxS<pksr.
J. MILTON SMITH. sFcRrrsss
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'T ssc'Y.
CHARLES CSyFr, Agent.
No. ITitENlx ROW,
mlsiu HsrEx.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

rrRsr-uarra a sscHNoSn sNLR"An.
Tf.lus Leave. 'N'~
81 80 s.....Nsif. So I. ais. -
~a- fts Accom-. -. :. i" y, a q
ssRan HArrs. ,Ito~ IT. Lots RAtLRoAp.
r.....f..~. Trsln- Arriv~
81 l0ep ....MAl. ~. I. 40.
~ ? loo r n. frt& toco NJ. J. Job. A =
svA~~vtLIr a ca.wFoRf-vtlfs ssIlsoso.
II ,lfl- f<avv- if@aA' Nft'''
VI en 49,. Acso.n. 8. Va. !. rs. -
-. !, 10 ~ A ~. Nal -. <e ;. ~ '. =
RockvlttK rxrF~~fo>
Trars tssve ifs't- Nffr'
<ai sIS Mail. -. y. ]. lvt%'. A -
It...r.. ..sou. made prenlpsl, > ~ lh~-s Ress.
IN eorn~cfinx tne-
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HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPA
IL TlGN

HELNBoLD's GENUINE PREPA
IL fl0N
HEI.NBOLD'S BUCHU fcr toe Bladder.
HEI.NROLD'> BIcHI iar thr Kidney.
HFi.NBoIIys HrCfsU So he Gravel
FIMBoLD'S HCCHJ fof the nrcpsy
HsLMBOLD'S BUCHU Tor Servuusn~-s
HFIN BOLD'S BJCHI fuT LoSs q NsslaEs.
RFI MBOlDS RUCHC for Nmsess r Nis'os
HElNB0LDs BJCHU for Ifnicat hrnsshine
HFINBOLD'S BUCHU foT Weak >erves
HrIMBOIn'S BCCHU fer Gcnsral netif'y.
HELxROLDS eJCHU for Universal l.ass.oea.
HEi MBOLp'S BCCHU ~ E1rrer q l..<le
HELMBoID's BucHu f'r Nirhs SNess
HEIAlBoiD'S BUCHl Tor y alSei1i1s.s
arfNRnI.F's FTCHr sor r-v,es, n u. Ssso
aEL1Bol-Ds BgCHp fog krupCsEr-
HELMBo1DS blChl tor r~-a - Tie b :.
HEIMRoLD's BUCHU for Ioaviness q tn fsnAas.
with Temporary srifusion aud Is,s- u slsat
HFfWBOff-S Rt'CHr for Mobility an4 Rsztiessacs..
With want II Attention ald aerror Of >.-risiy.
UFfNBOlD'S bJCHI foy Utlructi0ns.
HFfNpnrD's BUCHv for Exc,As-e- sFi-lfe frs-i ln-
discretion. and ali Diseases -
FS-FEMAIES-fFAtIf
TENALES--FENALkS-f Al-ES
OLD or YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. oR cox
TEMPLsTISG MARRIAGE.
TAKE 80 MORE PILLS, -. 49,, -,
HyMBoLD's EXTRACT BJCHC
Is TliE VERY BEST REMEDY II TiiE WORLD
For All cn, Incident - the So. wAsther al'
sing flu 10. Tor Aali.s q u = patton, Ct in ihe
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purity.
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and Election. u The most dfss-e~~lsiv ehlrsetsf
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Mars TEmaLE.
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n. m. ususs a 60.

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MALE OB FEMALE


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Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1861-07-27

CosT OF KEEPING A HoRsE.-During the past
winter as well as on previous occasions, have
calculated the cost ofkceping horses, both young
and old; and my experience has led me 10 be.
lieve that horse weighing 1000 pounds, and
being work rked more or less several times week,
can be well kept on fifteen pounds of hay Give
pounds at each meaD with three quarts OF corn.
or six quarts Of oats per day. When hay is
worth as it now is $40 per ton at the barn, and
oats 80 cents per busIel, the cost would be
about $170 per week. Many owners Of horses
are apt to give their horses too much hay. 1t
is not necessary that the iecdiug wrack should
be Kept full all the time this is decidedly nju.
rious to their health and usefulness. If tn. hay
is cut, they can consume enough in six hours
out Of the ,wenty four, two at each meal to k, ep
thlm in good condition only they will be much
less liable to contract diseases, especially heaves
than if more is fed 20 them.-A. f. Ho,oard, in
american Agricultarist
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1861-07-27

GEN. MARIoN's LAST WoRps-A life of the
above South Carolina hero, by Major s. Horrey,
published in 184S, gives the author account OF
the Generals last words, which a as follows
"Ambitious demagogucs will rise, and the
people, through ignorance and love of change,
will follow them. Vast armies will be formed
and bloody battles fought And ater desolat-
ing their country with all the horrors of civil
war, the guilty survivors will have to bend their
nccks to the iron yokes of somo stern usurper,
and like beasts of burden, to drag, unpitied
those CALLING chains which they have rivetcd
upon themselves forever"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1861-07-27

To MAKE GINGER BEER. Put two gallons oil
cold water into pot upon the fire; add to il
two ounces Of good ginger, bruised, an two
pounds Of white or brown sugar. Let all this
come to the boil, and continue boiling for about
hal an hour Then skim the liquor and pour
it into jar or tub, along with one sliced lemon,
and half an ounce of cream Of tartcr. When
nearly cold, put in teacupful Of yeast, to cause
the liquor to work. The beer is now made
and bottle it for use. Tie down the corks firm.
w.