davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-27

every WEDNESDAY MDENlNi AT hall
i"'s' slA O'clock Tor the i'a'uxfnt Riy,r. Re-
turning, will Lave huns l.arAing over,
Friday snorsing f., B-net'ir,, leaving BE, e.
Diet every Saturday morning ut o,.luck for
baltimore. Calling at all TN. usual lsndiny.
all tie River, also al Plum Point und r ir
lla9ea, going aud returning.
NJ l.. VEINS.
JaL Goth, lsC2-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-27
FOR CONSI ABLE.

ALBERT TEEGo.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-27
NOTICE..
FOR TIE PiTU.IENT RIVER
FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT

ON and after WE'D.
NESD.Al, Jan. :.2rG
IS >. the 81, .lncr Pan
- viii La.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
GENERAL G. n. DoDGE.

We notice thaG BEigadier General
g. III. DoDGE, has been appointsd by the
War Department to auperintend the re-
bailding Of the Railroads, which have
been destroyed in Kentucky and Tennes-
see. No better selection eoald have been
made for that important position. Gen.
DopGE, possesses both the capacity and
ansrgy, so essential to secure the thor
oagh, substantial and early completion
Of the work. We look upon Gen. DoDaE
a. one of the bess Brigsiier Generals in
the service. Is was principally through
the courage, snergy, and superior gen
eralship Of Gen. D., that the battle Of
Pea Ridge was won, and we may add,
that be has proved himself equal to those
who are his supsriors in command in
sYsry emergency.
We hope that peace may soon be re-
stored, and that GsRsral DoDGx may re-
turn safe and well to our city, to ali
with his energy and expwisnc, in tht
pushing forward and early completion Of
the several Railroads, which make thai
city their terminus,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

NOW TIE sIsAvKs MkNx sapxMss =
TIE Boston H0Tsffs, pubIished In old
Massachusetts, and dated Ialy II, lisa,
containing ne following sdssfsissussni /:
ak Aust imported FROM Africa, and 10 be
sold On board she brigg Jonnsy, William
Ellaxy Commander, now lying at New
Restons . number of likely NEGRO
BOYS and GIRLS, from twelve 70 four
teen years Of age.- Inquiries az said EllaEy
on board szid brig, whasa s0nseant It
tandanceis given.
NoTK-The above slaves have all had
tbe small pox. Treasurer's notes and
Nele Eaaasaad rum lciA be taken as pGy.''
There 10 text for long sermon. Bat
the subject requires few words. Mas
sachusetts, now SO piousIy hostile TO
slavery, vas Ut this date, and for half q
sentury later, the great slave trader Of
the Western Hemisphere. Her ships, her
man, he< money and her enterprise took
10 That trade as naturally 90 dnck takes
to the water. There were thousands Of
her people who engaged il the "sum %
ali villainaass" as John Wesley danonli.
mated the slave trade, but not the owner.
ship OF slaves. Massachusetts money and
Massachusetts, ships invaded the barra.
coons and the coasts of African mainland
and thousands of "boys and girls from
twelve TO fourteen years OF age" wert
brought to New England for nse there
or for sale to the fathers Of shs presen
rebels In the South indiana Sentinel.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
kszasls ~ - szs1ssa Ts @

x04UxN8 NIxE II TEE
LYME
One af The mo- alt. Absaitionists-
sas ofAs most bud ssathsd shousers
for LExsoLs enc aof - "a who pro-
inaanssd sveryAsdy ; ssassss, who did
not suppors the President in his warfare
upen the Constitution short, d Black
Republican Abolition leader in this city,
purchased 1t Gsax sale ssase properly
belonging to the late Gas. LYos--shs
hero Of Wilson's Greek, for which the said
Bimsk issv9Aiaran-A husasauuasE as0fssais,
iacssdias al sspsasa, paid bsswsszs shrss
and four dollars. The heirs IL HxxaaAa
Lyos, through their agents desired %
redeem the property. and mis- patriot CT
friend CD Of the soldier and hisser on oi
the war, required the agent 70 pay aim
TEN DOLLARS, before be would giys
back to the heirs of the deceased soldiel
the property.
Such men are Ct Leaders Of the Blael
Republican party. They urge and pur,
suade othsrs to enlist In the wAr--ths]
oaH all traitors wha do not think IL theil
duty to enlist; but they are very careful
not to enlist themselves. They can do !
better and less dangerous business b.
staying at home and Esbhing the heirs o
| dead soldiers. -... .,s
i Another mana Dsmacyat, whom hi
sams AbolitiOnist, above mentioned, IA
called sscsssioniHt and traitor, had AS
purchased some Of the property bslougin
to the same heirs, for which be had pal
THIRTY DOLLARS, but upon the re
quest Of their agent offered 30 reiinquis
il for twenty dollars-Gea dolIars Leg
tnan he paid for ii. Such is the differ
ence between pretended patriots, an
saosc whom they call secession traitors
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

By virtue of an execution 10 me directed
EFsn the once Of the Clerk Of the nistriSs Court
afPattAwattAmis County, lows, shan proceed 10
seIl Saturday the 18TH Gay Of JngT A % f8@3 be-
tween the hoars Of 10 O'Clock a. u and o'tiocs
n Of said day In front OF ths County treasurer,
ONES, In the city Of Council Blaafs ths fslIowins
dascIibed Real Estate Of 4. o Ford. to-wIt:
The northwest quarter Of tAe souEh-aazI qpAFte,
or section twelve township sereuty-forr rangt
forty-foar Weat- Sale 70 cumn1sncs at o'elocx y
~. at said day. .... .~ .a-".|
Taken as me property Or 4 O. rerd 10 satisfy AZ
execution IN 1aFer OF \. W Kyuett.
J. P. WILLIAMS, sherlR
Council BIaas, lows, June 3oth, fssa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

PHILADELPHIA BUILT ON GoLB.-Gold is
said to have been discovered in the brick
clay which undezliss the city Of Phil&del-
phia to saeh 50 extent - 70 warrant the
belief that in the ten square miles area
occupied by the city, there ia ten times
more gold In the clay than has been found
in California. The experiments are BE-
ing tested andsr the direction Of an of6caz
of the United States Mint. @t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
WHO Is REsPOSsTaLg FOE TIE


We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
vented the present devastating civil war,
1t might have saved he lives Of thous.
ands of the best men Of tho Nation, and
thousands of millions of the people,
money. For proof of what We say, read
the following from the speech of STErHKs
A. DoUGLAs, delivered id the United States
Senate, January 80, 1851, upon the com.
promise measures, then pending before
the Senate:
81 believe this to be fair basis OF
amicabie adjustment. IL ven of the Re-
publican side are not willing TO accept
this, nor the proposition Of the Senator
from Kentucky, Mr.. prittendsn, pray
tell Us srhdt you are tctFAHg 10 do!
81 ADDRESS THE IkeUrRY 70 REPUBLIcASs
osLY, ron EHB REASON FIAT n THR Con-
ArrrEE or THIKxEKS, FKw DATa AGO,
EVERY gEABER IRON TIE SogTH, IScLEDEG
THOSE IRON THE CoFroS STATES, (MEsSRs.
TooxBs AND DkvEs,l KxPREsSED rHEIR
READEsESs TO ACCKRT THE PROPOSITION OF
MY VENERABLE FRrKxD FROM KESrUGxT,
Ma. CRrTTESpKS,) As FINAL sErrLEMES1
OF TEE CONTROVERSY, III INTENDED AND sUs-
TATsKp By fHx RKPr BLfdAs MKxBKRs.a
'sHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BTLITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMICABLE ADJ
JUSTAENT, Is WITH THE REpUB-
LICAN PARITY 81 II, r7aa- ~. !
Here it ia proved that tbs Republican
party is responsible, for tie was-4hat it
Is responsible, for every dollar Of Ma
aenal and State Indebtedness incaFred,
on account of the waz- that 10 is respoa-
sible, for the high taxes that have been
imposed upon the people, on account OF
the waz-thAt it is responsible, for the
distress aad financial ruin, which nov
exists In every part Of the country-thas
ID is responsible, for every life lost in
the wgE--thas it is responsible, foF, and
should receive the curses of every wife
nads widow, and Of every child mar :
an orphan, by the preaeus anvil wax.--
In sbers that ii will be responsible for
the dissolution of the Union, should ths
Union be dissolved. .a ass .e u-s a.sT T
Shall such party be continued in
power, or will the people change thsi
rulers Let the Ballet boxss as the
nsxt election proclaim tie answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

In Samuel Wilkinson, ons Of the ed
isorH OF tbs new York Tribaass writing
fFozn the camp Of the army before Rich
mond on tbs i4sh, says win not New
York and Washington now sssao il that
Asosesian L reinforced 2 | was never
y bst ! fell tie psas~ u she
SFSssa ss'sss sssss nasd ossssF asm&na IN
snundef soass q she prssident, instant
fssmf sszaens u NE assny Of TIA Pose-
maa.1 Ess4 4 3 -
"a .4-F 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

a. ssaator Sumner, RpprehsnsiYe that
the world viii not fully appreciate his in
ausntiAi insimacy with the President, has
written letter to infsrmt mankind that
he holds As. Lincoln's head whan ha ID
troubled with abolition nausea. sa' r'@s gn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

f11K AL Law
Read the lestef q nasor su1rxR,
which win be foapd ID bother col nn,
for the answer to Ne slns assssisu -
1t will be sean from thas letser, that the
Presidanl 10 - much nt an Aholitionist
- Snmasx himself hsk - We infer from
Samnsr,s letter, moEa cautious. Summer
says, thai the Presidents viii do ell be can
y fearrf isrward the principles Of tbs
pselaEakisR d IadsRsaasass = NAAsAss
The ptin1Ipan 70 Be aeasrisd fDFwsrd w
II i answered u The fsrspeated dseiara~
ton that Slaves fading their way withia
the national lines are never 70 be re-sn-
siased." This is carrying out Hunters
Prosismzsian, and exhibits the duplicity
and hypocfssy of the President in bis
proclgmasion pretending to annul it,
| Hunter declared the slaves free in South
CAROLINA, Georgia and Florida but ev-
| srybody knows that BIZ could not give forcs
and effect 70 his proclamation, single
foot bsyond the stnatianal lines, " and %
far a. Hunters proclamation was con
eerned il was nudity oassids Of the Inca
because IL could not b enforced.
The President, in order to keep ''fron
and rear together,'' comes out with de-
oeptivs and hypocritieal proclamation
declaring it 70 be a nudity, a. he says, be
cause hs did not authorize Hunter TO issu
it; but the hypocrisy must be apPsren
70 every one, when 1t lis announced tha
| the President has repeatedly declared
that Slaves finding their way within tn
national lines are never TO be re-enslav
| sd.ss S@ss..1 "A..
This shows thai the President nullife
what was before q naIity in Hunter
proclamation, and retains and enforce
all that could be enforced. We ask ii th
national forces succeed in subduing th
South, IL every slaya in the soatheE
States will not find hinaself within the ma
tieual lines This Is, no doubt, tn
"caatious" course mentioned By spmnel
that the President has adopted. He
: proceeding eausioualy-he amt gain
TO hherate the slaves until be can g
0 them 'swishin the national lines % bat
5 is going to liberate them. Sumner,
= order to convince his friend that ii
: President is all right Gays to him, sfknor
ing something Of ms convictions, and (
{ the ardor with which / maintain then
q Jon may, perhaps, derive some assurant
4 from nay confdsnos,'1 which, in shor
J means this s'You know me-" says Sun
9 ner, II am an ultra Abolisionist and a
Y vocate immediate emancipation under Il
war power. The President ID as much
j an Abolitionist a. / am, but more ca
tious, don't be impatient al bis ssemir
short-eomings-thiak, Ipray you, OF VIII
:, be has done in Short period, and fro
u my confidence in him, be assured that Al
e der the war power be viii abolish slave
u the great thing that Eou have st heart
i This is the substance of MIR. Sumner
v letter as we understand it but our req,
e ers Gan read is-aad interpret il for then
= | SaIvan ...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

The telegraph brings the report thai
SrASrox il 70 be superseded By BAsxs,
in the Cabinet. This change is indiea-
live Of the near approach OF the "hont
and reax'a Of ths Republican party to q
perfect understanding rs 10 what is TO be
the policy of the Administration. When
Secretary CAxE2ax announced in his re-
port what was to be the policy Of the War
Department on the subject Of slavery, the
sstrona''-ths Abolition portion Of the
Republican patty ahoutsd loud hesannas
70 his praiss but the 'Frsovsa---ths CON
sentative portion Of the party, were terri
bly, frightened last the adoption Of his
pelicy mighs unite the South and prevent
the receassraetion of the Union. "old
Abe" with the view Of keeping the ''front
and rear" il such poaiEian that they
mighs be united, in ease Of q pressing
emergency, invited Cameron 70 withdraw
from the Cabinet and accept the Mission
TO Russia, and appointed Stanton TO hil
his place.
This gave great satisfaction to the rear
and secured it's support until Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mssoari, and the control of
the Mississippi river, and its ports were
recovered and placed safely under Federal
rule. This much accomplished, ffhon-
est % Absn feels strong enough to throw
off his hyposritical mask and rensw the
fEirreprsssiAls conflict, p with an ultra Alb
olitionist at the head of the War Depart
meat. To this end Secretary Stanton Is
invited to resign, in order to make room
fcr Gen Banks, who at the proper time
ia willing to ''let the Union slide" That
time viii have arrived, when under the
waE pvweE al aaEempG has beeu made, snd
failed to srnancipate all the slaves of the
South.
When that time arrives, And the Abo-
htionisss "heEeabouts," as veil as every
where else, sends word TO Banks that they
arg VIM ~ ts SIo us'']AtI'N anu
Union 90 TO hell''' then the'hon- eeefesa-
y VIII seAo a 90 mn anieaSlon . congress
proposing 70 "le' the onion Siioe !" ana
recommending sac acknowledgment O. the
Independence Of the Southern Confedera-
cy. ..@ .T .raf
Inc war Was commenced ana Gas oeen
carried On y sfie powers tnat De- ioF TWO
ooleeIs- flrs1 FOR the purpose OF pun
dsring the Treasury and hilng the pock-
e's OF 0lAoA hePuoi'cAn ieaosfS' oy ap-
0i"'ass3's W s's omo~s" f'e0essa FOR the
purpose VI a ADO slavery me nFs'
o0Jee' " as00aaPaashsa' 1ne treasury
mas oeeA Piaasoeseu, vac country over
"heimnsa wisa aae l aAd sfaa issoFing Peo-
pie paakSapssa. Inc oAzxzoss's " ELLs',
hoRaAssss " xADs' t|uaarxaa' kREHoSrs',
hlhhnooDs, and IN aaaaaeFabie host
OF other SPECTATORS, have been made rich,
out OF the taxes wrung from the laboHing
classes. "hiie Ihey nave been Wanting
soeot tnelf patrlousm' ana drawing the
atssn non OF khe Psopas from taeiF acts OF
corrupaon py pointing 70 the : good old
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

u The New York world asks eff
the War Department th5aght Mcdowell
could be spared TO anticipate Mcclellan
IN the capture Of Richmond, why, ID heas-
sn's name, cannoi be be spared to sup
pegs him there ?''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

"ho pLASTATaoS MASNEsas Nov. n--Sen-
ator Wade calls his Republican colleague
In the Senate, Mr.. Cewans of Pennsylva-
MIA, "a dog, " and SeaaIor Wilson insin-
yates that lack Chandler il not respeusi-
Bile for What he saya tas . late hour in ths
day.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
NOTICE no C0yTnArTosss

Proposals van be Receivs6 ~ tAe azsAsraizpsa "A
day, july Sta 1889, fer tgraAshIne shs naSsrieIs
and con ~ ASKING Brick oaisssk acxoss nroasway
81 ne spEias bfansA, AAas NJ, katsaaassss Esssasn
The plan aEa spsrislAkieas can Be- axasais A s,,.
further Information obtained ne thu olsee a. a.
cry Engineer, in HagsAs Bieck '.' y
AayoF's ufAees oounciI sIusss Jans = 1sss w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Gkosf "a Rnk THAT fursher DO |
heed, % I vs ma \ yoas inadsiity %
|shs psopI) % j O ptitusion and Lawn,
40 10 aS1 N His oly werd2 pkal
ail1 lsasg BETS IN yJsr inadslisy to Hlsa
Heayea and His revelation, and thai oil
pain ard roIsaar; except you play TIE
|1yysssassy while 1shsy arc honestly out
xuukzu - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
NOTICE no CONTRACTORs,

Notice 10 AsEasg gsFsa. shas Eain zsaesve "A u,v
ONCE, N the eB 81 Gaaneis Dsnah. fsssa -. Il
TnEFsaay % ioth Gay Of July, A. d. sess q II
o'clecx - sealsd proposals. for fhs folIQwlng
Sork, to-NiE 70 au Broadway from tie arels a.
said street 81 The appsr cod of HsxgIs &c. a.
sasien % psiaf epposits 10 ne sfsaxe e1ossisuz
Indian Srssk into thssEAlr Gstagds. aI.a I'd rxheg
sast ths sasd nlf shaif ~ made under shs aff is
% ths CIV AsslneeT. Bald gxsa@so - kwantg fses
In wtdl Fuf further infnffnsti0fs cesaesffius In
above wufR, calf - ths Mayor Olsrs. = -
N, PAEHNR wAsSs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

60 Gsnseal BasaaR In csnsalliag th
New Orleans banks 10 pay spciee for their
notes.
Y Would ii nos be veal to sona for the
General to come up and take command
awhile here. 1t might have a salutary
eject On the suspended banks in New
York. sa. OBS. ~. a.ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
NOTICE no C0STRACroRs,

Notice L hereby gtvsn, that win ressva Al s.s
once, - faa sltF - cgRnnif HsazTs fawx ~ y
Thursday The s8SA day "a 1nsx ] a d zs@ - Z,
O'Clock a. sealed proposals Ter re ases,se 4,
Iadian 0TeN& Dskch ON (ffeem Street fsxTrs = -
= CROSSES asusn street 70 To Hoash Inns 81 WIN
For tsrta@E Information esxesrnina aAs aAoyn
work. czla ss khs Mayors esfna, = ~
c..,.a .,. Z. q RAI.kza. asyus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

1SsoLSsT NEGRoEs.-N. P. Willis COM
plains that the negroes who have lately
got their freedom, are very sauey and in
solent to the white-kia gentlemen Of
Washington. Mr.. Lincoln Ii the object
~ NJ D wgiii., .,Anms assA.r.a a.s...s.u.ss..
and Ms. Lincoln made thsn free.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

EI The nlsFa Abolitiaaisss think the
Constitution should De Jared by being
broken. Prantice sAys--s1 That's the way
shs hsaas q sons Of than shoad be sav-I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
NOTICE 20 CONTRACTORs.

Notice b. hereby given, that via rscaivs at my
once, In the city OF Co4ncH Rluas, Iswa, M q
fhuFsaay the foth day Of July, A D. 1854 Al NJ
q e10cS1 a. A. sealed proposals for she grading ID
@rrtsoR atraef, sixteen feet wids and eighteen in.
ehes IN aspth the earth for grading tha same 10 be
taken from 1sdIsoa street., % As 80 inprovs ths
last mentioned street, - -
For further iafofnzsticn concerning the Aboy.
Hark. calf as las eGlce Of tbs Mayor "
J. n, RAIAEn MxySr
Coanal Biuda, June 10, 1854 AZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Al persons who are lnaeaasa 10 the scAooi Faae
OF Crawford ccuaty, cftheg Cor principal or Inter
est oa sale 81 Schoot Ezmas III fns Msoneg Ieasiea
are hareAy H8ssaed that all dehss 6Me said gnrss
Mmss Dc psa& or satisfactory arrangements mazxr
ser renewing the Bsnaa wftAin sAres narrxks fxsas
the puhlieatipn Of this nasics. fsse San IA fox
szzs tsestsF pgotectsen Of the ssAoes Fu1A ~ A.
proved Aprig SIN, feaz
S8Sf 3. g. COAToEY i
0lsrx Of ths Beard ss sapsryixsfa
Dennlson. Crawford Co.. Iowa. Nay ., l0eS ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
psssocnI ARC CoNvxsrroN.


q The Democracy Of Harrison County are
requested 10 meet in Mass Conversion ~
the Court Hsass. in Magnollas On
r8aE q rURspAY, .yuIT Sths lsoas
For tAs puzpOaa Of sppssnsaag Delegates
ta atssAa the ssats Conysn1ions Which
wia convene On tia l7th Of Jaiys At De-
Moiaes. Also, Delegates 10 attend sh'
DsmscEakio Congressional Ceassasion
whish ss@xaaes NJ 0oesla on The I'D; Al
so, Delegates to attand the Judicial Con
yention at Denaison. Crawford County
On the 9th dag Of August,
&. ...rass JAMES HARDY i8a4
u.s.. - Chm. Dem. Cen. 0ofsmisse,
~- Harrison Co, Iowa.
+ q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
uowARD ASSOCIATION,
Ill .-.a PHILADELPHIA

~ .r".s. EA kkF&D EbFHlA
A Rsnsxolsak IastItuz4Fl. es.At..sAs4 b Sgz1
Endowment, for the Atari &; - s.cE - D,
tFessed. afflicted vita VIrulsBt AZ z aigzsi D,
eases, and especially Tor Toe [ .fr { p,sraIa
Tie Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE s.EF- s-zLs IS =. A.
Surgeon, IS AL who &Sypt' BY letter. VIZ ss-z,
IIon Of their condition taEe ory-, ls-.z Ia s
life. esr ID ard In axkEznAs goveS.! Erlssra -
ishsd free Of charge.
Valuable RepoEts On Egarzs' -rsaA st. -
Diseases Of the SexuaE tTEaus e1a VI XEg Ia,
EDTEs en7pioye4 In tAe D. sprEsErY. sFEI - ~
atet@d AZ sealed envelope iirr u --aI.t rs
thTee Stamps for RssLssis vii be a-.s?tSyt
AdTTess DR. y sEILLIE H0VsETyS, 4s4
Surgeon, Howard Ass0tl4Gya. - sss13 IL
Stress RialzaslpaziA, p
BY order Of the Dire.ugs
~ BXE4 D HE4ETgELL ?,z
Gao. RAKRcH4Ap, ssG'y
Dec n, l8SQ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

wVNo CONSERVATIVES ~ sgafa 84s
u xhs advertiser haTtax haen se9sayaA L
sss b&siag kaGsxaa ss4sral Es&xa sasA sewers La
&sFsu<tsn. and that dread disease E6Asnzupkiasst
anxious 10 make kna4n ta bis fellow Ezasxsss las
nas&as al care.
SFasMfpxiea was1 tEaos 10 eaRxA) with assAealoaa
fer prararinx and nslsg ths KAEae whlcA sAey wiil
naa SwsG c@Ts f5T GsSsGsswasBm &efAmw $780,
ih& ne pfeskxipffu1 Ii u sezeaf % asistsa I'D
arrss2 SsRatseh HAacA be esaepSvss 20 30 Tssa-
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M o Ia PaEhiC Physfclam

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
ER~oAaea In Phoenix B1ucs over Parks D. Co.'S
Store. E4t &#
Tenders his professional Eervices to tAe eitixeas
Of CoEnctg HEaHs and yiciRIty Particular artRn-
ton given 70 chronic diseases
E~PiIes successfully treated -Tr.t -
June Is, 1854 I'M
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DRcBAfE EoETcE. s@~. -
il In sAs maassaE Of Lac Estate Of JULIUS y.
ERRMgR, Dec S1'.*f
Ess1ee ID hsFesy Kaven - ala pexHsns iAtszsats cd
that the viii OF Che above named Julius r. Kxe-
mss has been pdbiesy read before rae ssaais 81
ID lay, and the lisa Monday Of March set fer hear
Ing proof thereof az ny ueaee 10 CSGncif siuKs,
Iswa. re-. ABRAHAM JACKSON,
Eee. I, Is61, County ledge.
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E0R .E0NsU nm rTEON.
Nervous DsssAgy, Scvofais, Dsspspsa@ RvssAafsa,
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Tnis Is the most wonderful eaYstive agent known
10 medical science II has sferkeA cures In eseFy
stage 81 0cnsunptiaa, Unparalleled In the an
aaSs d mezIesae." In Nerves. Debility ana Dys-
pepaiA. the HYPoPHosFHITEs may be regarded
| IS almost sovereign rea1edy-
THE HKEAOP HOsPHKTEs
! Have = two~fgsd aud specific arsaat--oa taaa one
ham&s increasing the prihGABie Which constitutes
nervous enFrgyf and, on the otasE beAHg tha mo
PawEEfal hlaed generating AgeBts anuwa. They
| ACT with promptness and certainty In al genera
msxbA olpastiaas, such IS Chronic Bronehisig ).
Asthma, scTofui&, MaFamus, EpenliA Fena 4
Complaints. sc, and ia kn aisuTfsFs Of the Il ar.
yous or Blood Systems Thelt eIecf upon the tzz-
sereulaE condition is ssszsedsate-sff the gene Isl
Hymptoms disappearing with rapadity which ID
really Enar~ ssonS. They increase she nsrvsu "a
vital ensrEy, relievs cough, eheck Might sw-sats
diminlAh E1pecforationr improve the appetst4 ar
rTss Disrrhda, and promote refreshing sf~@2 i
tatr trial IL certain cure.
| wTsCHgsTEa's GKSUIgE PREPARATION
OF the Hypophospoits IL the only reiiab form AZ
Medical Profession generally. Use no exher Of
ARy remeay esssaining iron zH9s 80 =
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