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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

DRArx or rRE FRsr Wars MAy BoaS
n KxxvucgY.-hir. Enoch Boone, the frat
whita mals born In Ksnsuoky, died as ais
rsaidsnse, In Meada sounsy, in sAas State,
ON the sth inst, in HE sighsy4afth rear.
de was born IN BOOKSTORE, On The 18th
az October, l777. Hs was msmbsE d
ne Baptiss ChuTeh tor atty aighs yssgs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Tma Tax o. Hese sxzzzss~-Tbs aaaa-
sacsurers Of Aoopsd skirss have appolnssa
q eommissee 10 % 10 Washangten and re-
nonsssase with the aovsTmmens a&sanaa
the heavy sax 10 be inpessd apan saszat
Fraza kfsasa to swans5 sAoaaaAa psssoaA
are engaged In the maaufaasaFa Of aoSp
I'd skiTas In Nsw York City Aad il - rep
ssseassd that - she saAssxisl 0ssd II pre-"
vioasly taxed, the tax will sozAs from me
Labor. ana rsaace tho consumption Of Toe
artiole and increase tia Number ex snail
manufacturers who win sead in Resarrs
for less thAn 300, and shas GRADE the
eax. One haase aloae would have 10
pay $l20, 900 If the sAx proposed ware
passed. They represent thai Is u better
Tor Tie Government 70 tax the large man
ufassarers reasonably, shaa to ansssaass
she zzaaI manufacturers, fren whom nc
taxes woald Do saglsssed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- An Impression prssaals that sass
MsryimEo 10 swifssF vessel than the Mon-
isor. This Ii mistake. The speed OF
the Msrrimas 10 Eve kaots "A hoar-~sAss
Of sha MoniteT isaLous savsa. The eosa-.
manaer u she Isssar Is really and anxious
% mess her Ansagoniss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Vars or zzx vaasxis susK sv TIE
MaazlA4o.---Ihs loss sasasissd By aoy-
srnaena, caused By the destrustion q ne
opngrsss and cumbsFlAad esanos b much
less than oHs md ! haif naiiilioas u asl-
Lara .sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

IAss Cairo eoEsespoadeRs of sAs Saint |
Loais DssHoer9f writes as follows:
The enemy il Fastening 10 CoEinta all
his available resources, aaa We are told
BIZ persons reeantly fr0na the Soash, thai
regiments, companies and Squads Ut uaen
are being taken thishax, without arinss to
eontribata their services In bailding DE-
fans ID and 10 make use al such weapons
"a are Left idle By iuTalad soldiers. The
plant themselves in their fflaak discha Ind
anxiously saposs in the skil OF General
Reauregard their faslorn hope. Thas kAey
will aghs desperately No enc e@n . obs, and
our awn oikcsss should not be aazninafal
thai they have mare TO eonIfnd against
than at Fort Donelsoa. While thls 10
the case re slso hare . gxsaaer fcEna 10
aght battle with, and soldiaxa wins have
been weighed to stand On q fair 6sld
against equal numbers, bring them from
| what quarter yoa can. $50.
A prisoner captured near pardy, few
! days agos reported the ansmy's foEca al
Coriath at nearly Is. 600, and daily aag-
msntlng, and by the present tame they ca
pecs 10 muster loo, 600. liz shis 10 true,
we can reckon the Hghsing qualities Of the
man she same, and look 20 the gsneFalsAlp
to decide tho day.
Another correspondent Of the DsiaocTai
says.
| This force Is being daily aagmsatsd,
and 10 such an extent that Il has created
3 vsry decided impression among oul
Generals that it Ii the intention Of Ia
rehsl leaders 10 oonesnkrate against Ehi'
column every ayailabls man they can hraaa
to bear, isaviag the Mississippi, in III
mean time, 10 taxa care Of itself. 4
Corinth, on Taesday, no less than tAir
teen trains arrived, each consisting o
eighteen or twaaky ears. Generals Beau
regard, Johnson, Bishop, Polk, Ghsataam
and others, are reported to Be with th
rebel column i'm front. Gen. Beauregar'
, was ut Purdy on Wednesday. II il b
true that the Mississippi river defense
are being el&ndessinely berefs of the maje
|, portion Of THAR commands, il Is 10 b
hoped that the moyement Ia moi sakin
: place without the knowledge Of our Gen
r / erals In command there. The lesaon c
Manassas ought 50 guard againss ID
repetition OF sach . rssae dc ssssrve befoE
our very faess- - ..4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

~ Here 10 crinoiine ssorys reported
by ~ Asricau ExsTales:
IL Ww@Ssay AFan, residing naM tnb
frontiers Of Morocco, lately paid his FIRST
Wait 70 Algiers, and was present ii b bslL
On his return hons he said TO his wives,
ssxhat ssxAags creatures those Preach
wonen axei Woald yoa beAisss IL shsy
absoIntaly carry "a epan unabrslsa under
aheir psssieoaas.D Such was sha IDA
sornsa q ainelias ~ thia soa ee l6ahssn-
@sd. asss ~ s@ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

BaonEAlcK MoKuAEsT.--The SHEER Age
says there Ii now fair prospect shat the
estate of late D. O.. Bzoderiek, amount
ing 10 some $2o0, 900, will ssOhsat to the
State Of CalifoEnia. IL il does, The Leg
islature viii be spilled To for permission
to use SIC, 600 Of the estate 70 complete
his monument in Lone Mountain Gene.
kwv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
rTsug cosYgsstog AND sxpngzRaCx OF
an lMrAIIH

russasasa Ger sAs ssasss and 40 wasaans and .
cauaioa sa ysaag msa ssa smasss froan Essssss De-
salasy. rssmsssss Decay, as saseasas u sAs ssszs
dine ne assas u ssss-e aKs ~ sns whs aAs szzsa
Aaaasaag aExss aaaas pss ~ grsas axasass sassseA
msaical smgasasasa and sasekssy ~ aaraosaaS :
pest psla hrasssa aasssapss ssmsis espsss sssy %
lad sa tAs Rathaxs
EATRAgIgL aATFAxKs Asss I
ssdssF& xings o.. a. \. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

pm&xm % hRs- Atezz.&Ncaa~ ~~e Lot szal'
leon was Killed IN shs brsashs GA n slight
slsxazisa, ca the opposite side sf he
geld. By Peter palisan, pxavaEs u Oszn-
paay D., Thirsy-saxsA Illinois. 1ha ~.
ssak In whish sha aahiqaisoaa boa WAS
sakss. Oh, waa lsd by OApsAaa MaIasE'-
hsCallach weTa dress Of BLACK saayss,
passns lsaahas hlgh-ssp basss, and % Dad
ca = a1gas ooaarea broad hFsnmsa 1ex&a
h.a. Hs was an q hghs bag h0raa. Poi.
lean wsns up and tsek = gosd watch, noS
| In aoassioa es Col. Creased. ads H@EA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
sHERsFFss SALE.

mr. Sirtas al q apeSsAl a1scatiaa 70 Has arrested
sraua me ossa ef the Caerk IL tAe District CosEf
a pasasualtazala Coumsg. Iowa, SHALL sTuSsea 10
seal On Tanrsaay ths skh Gag g Aag a. u 80 -
tvwa4n she haurs Of 10 oscieek a. IL. aud sscisez
p % xa4d day, In frcas % tae Coaafy TrsassRsFs
sac In ms easy OF G~ancil Nlaas. las ea&aswzaE
described RssI Estate Of Saan GRaEas - ~ o.
Graves, ts-@tt:
Let rec a. in SLEEK RsaF co IN stsssuaaass sss-
oxsa saassisn and Let Mae SS3 in YeesAas AAei,
tipn ali Ia the city Of C8@EGai RaN8a, Is#a. saas
ID crxsTnsure IL O'Clock VI. 8g SAID GAF, :
Tsken "a the preaagtT 81 Iaah Graves srz& II. q
Graves to satisfy an execution in fasax af Arsaus
ariawnan JP VILLA ANS, ghsstG.
CeunGal ElaEss, Iow&z April ssas tsSss ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

Nosscs In asrssy g4vss lkas za3 Of s@s mlll&
ON the aogiax has neeu levied as KedsEal EAx o.
nil tae taxable property In restswatssznss os1kfs
unun fas yaauasaea ct TIE yAAx 1854, and tbs sxaE
IA reaairs 10 BE- pata hs tes last dAy q Ny aszs
fE6MAs 7uEzEy1N,
FreAsszas VI RssswwAskaMis Classify Iswa
March S& t9A2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
HowARD ASSOCIATION
.- RMTLA1EuFEIA

III RHILA9EuF&IA
A R@AsTsisAt InatltELt9G, ektAsaIshs4 % sgsr.L
Ras0wmant, far the Relief u sas S.sE ~ Dr.
tyaSssd. saaicted With TiEaaeEE As4 2E.asnx ~
eases, aRd especially foF the Care Il psssass (
ths sexual Organs.
MEDICAL AnTEcE gwen st&4S ay Ia Az-4
sargash, 30 Alt who apply by letter S4ts 4ssEs
tion Of their eoa&tta0A, taSe, oecupaI.aa 4lssaG
life, etc, and IN extrssne poverty, Eesl5zsairS
ishe1 Tree 81 charge, 81
Valuable Reports en- sperIa4i0TTk1a X "a
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and "a AEE GF
EDTEa smp1syed In the DisPsus AIRY seat q issE
aiCtsd ia sealed envelopes free ef caASs FvF
lAEss stkmps foI postage viii as aoceFlsaa
Aarress pa J sKILLIs HoUSaTos, ~
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 4sss4 Ia
Street, Fniiadslphi&, Pa.
2y sFaag Of this Dlrsetsrs.
EkRA HEARTwEi FFa
ESQ. FAIkcnILp, sec'y
Dec "a, l6&a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- = - :
- - = $1,000 esuss prsasne
i 80 = ~ ssv~a.ssE nis-
u<sa - = = lsipass III sAs { -
50. q ~ ssFsl gsss u sha Rspsklfss
..iausassa sAsn. Ehsy hare . sssAa asai
= = skeas hriaeisx Assk - TERESA
- y sssa prisaipass md hsss = -
aiaistsrsd n II was adnisissRsa ~ We
'~n&ray ps1als.s. = ~ psst . Nss
~ sAia6isan n II. - ~ salsieak. n
Il ssKstkAss u ~ Ksyshiss " ard pre-
ssx,ss d usaosss sAekx ssstsA b regard .
sAs pawss Il CsaEss~ sndm NJ soassa-
sasioa. Bas I'll sAis u mars prsfszss with
sAs aeaasrs d ma B,Ask RspasaisAa As-
alassoa party. n pseof 81 sAis Assaksass
~ bare only % rsEsr - the sasaea Ut sAa
prsssas nassk Rspshlisaa osaersss y ~
lnaasa % sbsszsxnapsaiaa q sasvsss I'D
% aonsrass sAsas asss aad opiaasaa with
IN yaass aad egiaioas u sAa ssfasAsa q
Ne Rspahaie.a
In 1870, aaiy sArss yesrs afsss the aasp-
ssoa a me Constellation tha sahjses u
ne sholilssa % al&ssxy was balsEs Cen'
srsss, and sfsss zaaaars aalibssasisas -
N aama&a ananimeas vstas che following
sssolution wss pAaasds
Rssoausd, TAas ooagfess kava No ar
thoriey 30 interfere IN ma emancipation
az Slaves, a. In tho sgsasmsns ii thea Il
any al shs States, which aloas have pos
ar 10 provide rules and regulations thsRe.
IN, which Humanity and traa polisg HaAs
rsqnire.
IL tAis deelaxakion bad hssa anqaassses
in by shs kepahlacaa Aholisieaasss --haG
shey 1oilowsa anseead at prstsadias % fol
Iow tho exAnpla IL he ''Easiy RasAsrs,
there woald kaya Aesa no civil wax aas
solatipg sAa eoaasry u shAs tiaaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

e. M. Bsekss0n, the correspondents
u he New Yuk Tsmsss, With Gen. Banks
essps garHss, has bssn sspsaxsd b. =
rshsl seoating psxsg, and saksEsso Rsaka-
,xssna - ass u - 80 : ssssz&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

sSr The Elkson laGd.1 Dsneesas aAss
the Arss shad Of the season waa saaghs In
Northeast rivar On sha I4sh Mt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

t. The rshsls, eFen If kAsy did escape
bomb. ball. md sheil, would be suss 10
dis with shs xankss On The bsaln---Lsa-
issslls Ioasual ssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- Dye Tilainghass, Of BaafAio, . well
known lawyer, died in thar aisy on The lssh
At the are Of 81 ysszs- N {
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

GT The Stevens Battery grows in
public favor. But Ii IL said the Navy Dee
paEsmt nj oppose Ii.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

- Tha Skss daily tewspapsr printed
ID visgiaia - II 7s, - Ne ssAssapr
psiss vas 90 psk sasaaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

THE D0aGAn DE AG4ER
Foa TIE wAa
Durinz TIE continuance OF sas waxs ahe Weskiy
PIArm DEAzER win be seat t. angie subscribers
for
One Ks@asaE Per Wear.
TAis ia cheaper sAaa Ii wss svsr bsfsFs sasssd TO
ths public.
rae paaandsaiss belongs to toe Associated Fssss
is furalsasa vita ell sAs TsassrsFAse aapsvfs, %
that tha nsxssnsass Of sHT army axe snasn 10 10
a. soen ~ they are in wsaaiuEson or New Tork.
We hare the best corps o. Array carsssEenasata
OF any paper In Sas wsas. Il full a1naunt Cd Mi
Bsttlsa, By Sea o. By Lad, wsA be fsana IN tsss
uapar; also, fall list og she ..ar
KILLED, wouspgD AND MESSING.
me times are rife wtgh STARTLING sysaaa. Oar
country's hlatagy IL being wEsstsn Ia blas<s Let
sSsry nam who has Sss Dollar take q i've nswa-
| paper Esw is the sime s. suhssTiha
4 club Of tsn snGstiss tas sssssE ap 70 enc eosg
extra Address,
| n ulsvslsad. oais.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
= Z
gSsasTWww HAIL 6AAaE.

MatIos ID Aegspy gIveA that Win, ca Aaaaay tas
IN aay Il Apra, l. D $50 ats e'eass& J; ". pre-
cssd - ss aa pAlie zAls tbs ed 0oansy JAN suaa
ina an Nnk1zsa stresx In CsaACx nlu1s.
n gssssx eg sha beard AZ supSxsissza.
n, ", HuMnEGKy Clerk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

CYwKM8wNs@ akGK s5 ssf8 e #sss@
ID M wirsre az E2axsal Rxsaaasan u sss aaeepssd
ssaas sks asacs u ia Clask II Ne pstsses cDsTs
90 EsSssNutts4nie eeMn1y, xsW&s skaf5 psesee e
ssis ~ 1hnzs6ksss - TIA ~ - Mez<As = p -
kef&eea - hdrza 81 ~ ast1sck A. y anM esslse4
y Il " 50 aaS, In Efsas of thscannsyMs9e4sss4l
s1n1s In - aty Vt Caanea1 - - n1aw1nx
ssasA Aslf % Dsuaksn nxzabss tssals-s.se, ~ n
Wsss, ID Rsttnxsaasmzs sssMeS, fesas {es11fnlnt
- emes, Mes@ sAss4. xhe aesFs nnfe tasslns
1ssxeN A II cstaesH u n u I'D a4vs II
4&knm ~ ~ prapMt1Hf x19a3M4Et1n94& ~ sAs@1
Assv "a szAenaSsn u f&seE - N11xt& XEx1hs
- 81 a. ~ NEK14M1s A&exsE
esxh1i Hzsas; zswss Rss rs -. ~
LII s1stse Il = snsu3ttan . zkssss Nssa sssm
keN "a = - oslsk q ~ rissssss ca.ss = ~.
Ssses' II - & 81 q ~ -. q "a -
HstS II - kwxss Is II asaasak - - 81 SA1se1
80 go "a d efly 6f0eaadl N4As - he1ewf q
- effs1 rssf 3r83fe q r - 81GG6mas f4S4Extl
f{< - 81 n - osixsnaa sssM ~ e941ejs
wrG nus. xeszf5h6A - felle4Ns aee11G -
8 q ls11as3 . ssss.E q ~ - -. r. v
~ g. -. 80 = - -
.: u. !: - = I
!. :. =. go :: :: !. =. =.
80 - xs~ss - - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
SOHT LOST

strxysd tram the subscriber, uwtns two miles
ksst 81 Geuzscl nsnfsss last fail sasss Fsaz CID
Iren Greg Faa1ey No gaEt scaAas MARKS 81 hsz -
Any person glSins Information 70 sns A6at9 =
ths gaxia where sac nmy ks sSaEsA wsia 30 suitably
rewarded. FaANcIs SMITH.
ApfalS feEz r y p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
sUFKOx4K mOARs

Are kHxs EaF service, ahd the subscriber assures
All interested. taat they are suSedks Of ths riSht
kLnA pure wAlEn. and can be m&ds - weagh - tos
al IL saansAs cid. .. La.
he Aas Tor sale . fsw pairs Of taofnngh-esed. and
Dee sAlgs thrse-soHFth thoFoesA-&ssa 8xesiE
PsSs gsSa Aad pRFs as can BE- pHTeA IN s2s
Eat at high prices which be csga ca AeeFal tsfns
RaFsawrs zuA 9th ars are Invited TO s@A and see
my staa and satisfy thss styss thai theg esa sap
plT thexakalvss with lhaEe1gh-asea GtscS w1kA71t
sez6tnR Thousand mlies far IL ~ Kxpraas, Al Aa1A
sisk snA Exeak egpasse
LysANDER ". RABBIT.
u q me above Eamed snimaia all toek AEEt
pFsulnras At kks aaA ARngal Fair Of tAs Rstaa-
waGtazAis oauaay AgrtraitaEaa sSaazy.
Nor O. &6SI. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

CouECIL BLUFFS, IoEA, Oct, - 10
Dr.. Z / w3edbary-The tG4a Estt Of ARIA
t$stA 60 3@A FAas, which got rscS1 w EI&t Is
4s go admirably answer The T4tPoss 81 kksn 70
stFucIioa, that saaBaG retEElB fr6n sEytrti.Ess
you ny high opinion Of YOU a. DeEtlst ~
Plates AFs SO perfectly laaPtbs - !hs Eaga ~
10 e6ah other, Thai, with their "a b0tA lgsAG ~
eat almost as well a. formerly aIa VIA nj 81 r
raj tesah. IA waEk Of Ar, 81 agt .k.El Isls at
Oh alladea 10 sAn Be surpassed ssTEral Dee. 4
asG azsureA me EAat ) sstt Of ATAEski TssGA sosA
aaa be made 50 be Of shy serves % ne 9aI ga -
aa#MRxeFSoHe tss aIsAGRisy saEsAsaasd aT u ~
gaakisuaen. 4 : p0raL4n
&Rs~tI~Esgl "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
It |. WOODBURY.,
sT q 6 g ON DERTEsT,
QsleA and Reslaeaes Ne, ] ga.asarIi AIoEk


COUNCIL BLCPFs. ICs5FA szvHxM
Dr. Woodbury. kzTlRg bsea Io<a4sa
| 10 tAis place 9OT the past three rYsfslITY
tlsae 10 tsst tAr Durability Ct ais 4L
| wafa} would say r. all persons 4agsting kil "a
their confidence thai thsy Eay rely Epan his Hta q
sxsrtianS to perform every opssASson In a. psF,as
| 4 manner a. possEbie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

" MERCHANTS AND BUsISRss NIX -
Invited TO bring Ia tAslF xurz saa tn :, =,
guarantee snttrs aaeStactloe al /, rsglsasysn
ana ssssG.
- Call and examine werk ala Fyss,
Rabbit 4 CAKPESYxl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09
OFFICER i PUsEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying 6 Collecting Agent,

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA;
Egzsa.s A szxxzcEm saR FEIET
W k,tsrrsT u L4E
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-22


The Best ADVANTAGE countrymar
went into a store in Philadelphia not Ions
since, and told the keeper that a neigh
Dor of his had entrusted him with some
money to be spent to the best advantage.
and he meant to do it where he would be
treated the best. = =IIs
He had been very well treated by the
traders, but he would NOT part with his
neighbors money until he had found a
man who would treat him about right
With he utmost ~suavity the tradeE-ssys
Il think | can treat you to IouE liking;
how doyou want to be tre.Ieda"
Well" says the farmer with a leeR in
his eye, "in the frs. place l wan q glass
OF today" which was f6rthcomins sNow
l will have a nice cigar" SAYS The coun-
trymanr 1t was promptly handed him,
l%eisurely lighted, and then tArowing him
self back, his feet as higa as his head. he
commenced putting away like a Dutch,
man. 40
Now what do. yea want to purchSseyE
says the storekSeperEF ZHE
My neighbor handed me two cent;
when i left home. TO buy him, aulne d
tobacco" answered the farme- shave Won
got the article?'2 8tt GEC
The storekeeper stopped nstanter. and
the next thing that was heard from him
was that his sides were shaking, and hi.
face on fire, as he was relating the sell to
his friends.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-22
Household Words.

Labor-saying machinery, which ha:
done SO much to relieve the drudgery Of
man's labor, has not until recently, at.
tempted to alleviate the domestic toll OF
women, Now, however, the introduction
of domestic machinery promises to abol-
ish the whole tribe of Biddies and Bet
ties. Many of these inventions seems to
be quite as intelligent as the majority of
household servants, and are more to be
relied on. n-
Among the first of those aids to the
emancipation ofwomen, is the sewing ma
chine-that wonderful seamstress that
gallops over its work as merrily as if it
was play. These machines have now been
so Tar perfected that they make dresses
and button-holes, they stitch. hem, sew,
embroider, put on iiounces and quicker
frills; they do all but cut out, and per-
haps they will do that soon, without pat
ternsi
Next to the sewing machine. we may
place, perhaps, the ciothes-wringing ma
chine. This is truly a labor-saving inven-
ton, doing its work thoroughly and well.
and greatly alternating the tolls and dis
comforts of washing day. The women
folks ars greatly pleased with it, and any
thing that will make them g~ood-natured
on washipg-day, is a boon to mankind.
But what do you say to a stocking darn
ing machine? Think of that. patient. toll
worn mother, who after your weeks wea-
ry labor, have all the stockings 10 darn
every Saturday night-think of machine
that just knits up the holes as quickly as
you can thread the needles! Such a ma
chine was exhibited at the great ~Interna-
tional Exhibition in London. and we may
hope 1t will soon come into general use.
Nothing looks more slovenlv or poverty
stricken than a hole in ones stocking
and yet the work of repairing such frac-
lures is very d~istasteful to the majority of
woman kind. Indeed, we never saw n
woman who really liked to darn stock
ings.
Then there is a machine for sweeping
carpets, which will give the housewife an
extra hour of leisure, a machine for knead-
ing bread, agem knife cleaner, and a self
bastlng roasting apparatus. An inventive
nelghbor of urs has long threatened to
produce a machine for washing dishes, |
and we do not despair of an invention for
making beds. At the London Exhibition i
thre was exhibited a machine that kneads
dough, pots meat, grinds suet, chaps and
stones raisins, beat eggs, mixes biscuits.
k and puddings-in short. does all
that fork, and pestle and whisk are used
TO do IN barbarous households. What q
Blessing this would be about Thanksgiv-
ing time.
Laoor-saving machinery, after all, will
do more toward giving woman her rights,
than all the 'woman's rights conventions
ever held orr to be held.
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~ DIR. A. 4. LYMAN,
AA Surgeon Dentist, operator in all forms
~ Of Scientific, Medical and Mechanic
alDentistry. Newton Falls, OlMay3
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Early MAKRIAGE.-Do Your best to gel
your IONS we'll married and soon. BY
well married. l mean that they should
pair off old-fashionedly, for love, and
marry what deserves to be loved as we'll as
what is lovely. l think that falling in
loyeis the best way to begin, but the mo-
ment you fall, you should get up and
look about Eous and see how the land lies
and whether it is as good as it looks. |
don't like walking into love, or being car
ried into love; or above all, being sold OF
selling yourself into il, which, after all,
is not it. And by soon, | mean as soon
Ia they are keeping themselves: for a wife
such a wife as alone I mean-is cheap
er than no wife, and is his best compan-
ion.-Dr. Bropn, on heaIth.
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The hymn ace heard in meeting the
last time-"0h, take a pill, oh, take pill,
oh, take q pilgrim home HJ65ssA
The hymn we heard-(treble and so
prano by the fairer portion of creation)-
''Ohgfor a man, oh, for a man, oh, for a
mansion in the skies
The one Plunkins heard the base singer
at-"Oh, send down Sal, oh. send down
Sal, oh, send down Salvation"
The hymn the ~shad-eating Yankees
used to sing-"Life like a shad, life like a
shadow, how it flies"
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"A Baggish deacon overheard The
sehoOImaster giving lessons in grammar
You cannot place a. the Singular article
said the preceptor, before plural nouns
No one can say a pigs, a women, "a
Nonsense, crieet the deacon, "the prayer
book knows better than you, should
think, or it wouldn't teach to say amen p
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and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Trim
mings, Varieties, &C., at the sign of the I" Warren
DRY Goods Sore" Phoenix Block. Warren. Ohio.
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Slaves Wanted.

r." ~+uDscriber will pay the highest
icarket price in cash for any amount of Oh bar
rel StaSes and Headings. delivered at his shop on
rhe C.1zi. near NJ. B. Tayler's Warehouse.
w. A. n. DIETZ.
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A Maine editor thus distinguishes be
tween different sorts of patriotism Some
esteem it sweet to die for ones country;
others regard it sweeter to live for ones
country; and yet others hold it sweeter
to live on ones country.