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JUST PUBLISHED.
Mrs. Henry Wood'S Other Books.

THE CHANSINGs. A Domestic Novel of Real Life. BY
Mrs. Henry Wood author Of "Ears Heirs, "a Life's
Secret" "Thc Castles Heir" "The Mystery" ETC.
Complete in large octave volume, double column,
making three hundred pages, and printed on the
finest white paper. Price fifty copy, in paper
cover, or sevenly five cents i'll cloth
THE EARL's HEIRS A Tale of Dome stc Life. By the
author of 'rhc Channngs," "1he Mystery,""A Life's
Secret" "The Castles Heir" etc. Price fifty cents
copy, in paper cover or seventyiy cents in CLOTH
% Copies Of "a Lifo's Secret" or "Channings or
the "Earis Heirs" will be sent to any free of post.
age remtting the price of the edition wished, the
publishers, in a letter.
CO Booksellers, News Agents, and all Others will
please send their orders once for what they uay
want of "A Lies Secret" to start with, winch will
prove tobe equally as popular the Channings" the
'Ears Heirs" or East Lynne"
Address all orders at once to the publ ish ers
r., Il. PETERSON &c BROTHERS,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
f. G. HARRISON, NJ. d.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Bloc.
w burg, and vicinity, that he continues the practice
.nEDICIvE A.ND SURGERP,
nd solicis share Of public patronage.
OFFICE. on Main Street, first house below the Court
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LIES SECRET.
STORY OF woMANs REVENGE
MRS. HENRY WOOD,
Author Of "The Channings," "Eatrs Heirs" "Eas,
Lynne" &C, sc,
A Llfe's Secret!
A Ltte's Secret!
A LIES Secyetl
MRS. HENRY WOOD,

BY Author of "East Lynne /"
LtFE'S SECRET, STORY OF WoMAY's REvEsoE.
by Mrs, Henry Wood, author of EAST Lynne" "1he
Chapnings" and "The Earls Heirs" will be Published
and for sale Saturday next May 2ith II is printed
from the manuscript and advance proof. sheets, pur
cation Of the work in Europe and will be issued in
barge octave volume, large type double column and
printed on the finest and best of white paper. Price
Pity cents in paper cever or Seventy.ive cents in
cloth.
Read vhat Dr. r. Shelton Mackenzie, the Literary Editor
Of Eoraeys Press says Of IL editordHytn that paper,
Mas. Henry WooD's NEWEST NEW sovEL.-1t is said
that Napoleon could dictate on three four different
snbjebts to many secretaries all Mrs Hen.
ry Wood must have similar means of putting her clever
fcions upon paper Within the last fortnight or So,
we have noticed tcO of her new novels, :'The Earle
Heirs" and "the Chonnngs," and here is third to be
pubi shed by T. Peterson & Brothers, in few days,
printed from the manuscript and advance proof sheets
purchased from the author so rs to anticipate its ap
pearance in London WEIGH have Just read from the
advance copy of the scnus by the publish
ers "a Life's Secret A Story of Woman's Revenge"
does resemble any Of Mrs Woods preceding tales
except in the wonderful power Of putting the reader in
to full possession Of the motives of the leading char
accrs, in giving the most natural Conversations and
in conceang the denoucmcnt the very cloCse of the
story. This last essential to the novelist, Mrs
Wood possesses in larger degree than any other liv
ing writer. Mixed up with the incident of the tale,
which runs through it, Is striking aud painfully truth
ful account of the rise progress aud decline of the
social evil called builders strke." 1tis as power.
ful painful aud shows Mrs.Woods possession of the
elements of domestic tragedy. The price Of "a LifGs
Secret" is but Fifty Cents copy, and is sent free of
postage by the publishers to any one receipt of that
amount Published and for sale by
r. b. PETERSON &c BROTHERS,
306 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must come addressed.
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CURRANTS.

OF all the new and vaunted varieties of
c@rrantS, do not think there is one su-
perior to tho old RED DUTCH for general
domestic use The cherry current is very
large, and certainly fine but it will not
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OF White varieties, the white grape is
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easily known from the others. Liquid
manure from the barn.yard, poured over
the roofs any time during winter or spring,
! find to be an excellent stimulant to the
urrant.--famer and Gardener.
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"Costar 81 Rat Roach, &c. ExterinnatoS
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COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS.
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
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WEDEEsDAY. July %, 1854,


e. Prssiasns kiassan, In has lases
lesssr 70 che Governors Of the Nsxthssn
States, says this Ia Sd ~UNssszssAKx and
isytsssous csriI eap.p There ass Deno-
Gratis 10 day, oanaasd in lostAsaoms calls
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sasas sAiags shssa ass she ruins af DEM
sssstie presses dessseysd hy sholisaoa
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hieitsa shs use sf the mails, sizaply for
opposing this ssUENxsassAsE and igsrs-
,ssia cscs1 sCaasY and yst We as American
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ever orr onss free couatxy. Why the
people viii sadsgss and support why
they will paxnit themselves to be loaded
down with taxas BY this administration,
to carry On m @uEszsEssART sssd faSs-
ststas eivil sasr.p waknew Rae, oil 6.
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CoVNoIL BLUFFS, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1869.

heiows Colonel, for none Of them viii
relish . iess shovy and brilliant uniforua
sAaa that worn By the sOmmandsE pf .
regiment. 81 % tn s-s.-sss fa aazg1 .
General Hunter has had rather indiSar.
shf luck 50 far in the war. he was one
Of the military escort soamissianed 20
bring Mr. Lincoln from sprinssald to
Washington; but in the pressue and jana
OF the crowd II Buffalo, hin collar bone
was broken; and be was unable to ACCOM-
pany Old Abe On that HAHous night ride
from Harrisburg to Washfng4on, AT
Bull Ruus be was wounded, and got baak
to The city Of magnificent distances ahess
tho saans hnas with Russell, Crimes and
Tiambull. In Missouri he sapereesied
Fremont, to be only superseded himself BY
Hallesk. In Kansas hs sallidad With Jina
Lane tbsRce hs was transferred TO tina.
coast ef SoaaA 0arulina, where he issued
. proclamation, which the Presideat
Oounsermanded, and where, it il sspsrssd,
hs bad some nsgrOSs shoa for trying 70 ss-
caps back 70 their masters. i *a@ i
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t#.EE aHa s - - sFtttsfts'g r..llt.sEH
Ybs vstnv r... A~~t-,
GEesEing sloag the esowasa ssxSzs q ..- -r
D1liing tas scho OF busy feet,
A saae EhxsRga glaasad ey ia ! -easslaxa ssaxs r
HasksnIng. huxfylnx to asd Ara
f31 = Y II ! - 81 l..-as t5&
eswsxs,s.A .n
gswsr ! 49,. - : - ~ - ASs<as ls.b
Tsxss Tsyss ssa. s.s1pas q sssa 70 es EssR- ..
And nay heart sauk Ssvs srlah assmsss sYs sra.s,
AHa sAoughtB II sAa uaosyoss =. - L
It's care and surrow,
And ths soii fer tally bread -ss... 4, s.sf@
Filled my heart with Awtld zstsgIv4as ..-.r
withon4 q fFisna 70 lsys or pIty- ..
ALI alene In tAl8 erpwEtpd sify- -'
where IL tAs ese ef IlysaKs ...s .-rH. r..
g 4f5 - .z-..r sf
TriII--Ssis.--srtIs z~- 8 r..r-H
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la NgyKR sgkSxspsa.--Fs aamis the
truth Of che following which We taks
from an able article in the Albany Argsss,
addressed 70 the Dsmocracy of Nss#
York: 5
Fsllsw d Democrats, havs patience, stand
fsst By yoar principles, saIznly sndnre the
HippaHf fspfoaShes and misreprssenta-
tions with which partisan demagogues,
or ID may be, haness but wsAk and aav
stable political fFisnsis assail yous When
the storm of yitnpsrasion shall havs pas
ssdy and sha Noisy presentioas pasxiots Of
the day shall have shrank away from the
dangers which now impead ovey NJ, the
last hope of she nation wiA reas upon eur
courage and firmnsss, grounded ppon an
intsiligsps paIitieal faith, which will be
equal 70 the terrfble ordeal, and the sal
vssion Of our country viii bswrough. ous
by our owu hands. Cherish yoas poliIi-
cal principles, preserve yoar oxgsaisa-
tion, patiently struggle for sha right, and
prepars for the hour whea the work Of
fe- ahlishing The Constitution and re-
storing the Union will by semman eon-
senE, b eonaznitted 70 yoar hands.