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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Tn. Great Re-.etianl

The extent and force of the reaction ia
the Middle and Eastern States against the
schemes of the Copperheads, Is both sur.
prising aud gratifying 70 the earnest hiends
Of the loyal cause. Aad though theEWest
has not yet eqnslled the oE.st 10 their
revolution, we. have the IA gratifying an-
nouncemept to send TO New York aud New
England, that the good work Is here going
on; aud that the dqngef il allths'Statss
of theIL region-danger thatwe might
have civil war at -home+--is forrhe present
sprmonnted We ppght, perhaps, 10 ex-
cept Indiana IL that State, treason open
ly and boldly avows Itself; 'but, even there.
there are signs that the 'crisisiis past, and
that in the heart ofsthe Democratic party
itself, The sentiment Of loyahy is, rene wing
tself. and viii soon accomplish the wonders
that i, has elsewhere wrought. Let the
good work 20 on.- Chicago Tribune o7s~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
why Sleep Restores.

When we are wcaried out with toll
Aud bruised with pains Of earihS turmoil,
lrfOr tune of sluniber deep @
We lose ourselves in dreams and sleep,
We rise from strengths exhaustless hoard
Enriched an thioughy restored,
When, but little while before,
We were so feeble, draiued, and poor.
Thinker ana saint man good and wise,
Canst tell me whence this doth arise
Dear friend, | rerly Can tell
The cause and explain il well.
With grief aud blows when worn and torn,
If Sleep We may We wake ut morn
Refrc shed in every nerve and thought,
Because this marvel hath been wrought -
The instant that asleep WI fall,
The soul escapes its fiesby pail
Aud is absorbed in heaven from this,
n lave with love and bnthe in bliss
lis s,itltued limbs aud fligging powers
Through all he nightly slumberous bours
And when returning morn arrives,
1t fresh from Gods embrace rcvives.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

SURvEILANCE OF THE POLICE IN PARIa-
Hon josiah Quincy, in recent lecture. III
Boston, Illustrated the surveilauce OF tho
police in Paris. by relating an anecdO'e of
a gentleman who. being srangereinlP lrii
forgot, while absent what hotel be was stop
ping at, aud also the psme OF the street. He
was advised to go TO the police ofice, which
he did, when au oflicer opened a large
book. and told him where he borsi vas.
what his baggage consisted Of. DC, aud
further said that if ever lbe gem eman for
got his own name, the nunlber OF bis party.
or what brought him TO Paris TO call at
the Office. aud he should have the required
information. .lin9aiGyiH 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Your Babes not my Babes.

About thirty five years ago, there resld
ed in the town Of Hebron certain DR..
T., who became very much enamored
of beautiful young lady. a resident of the
same tswn. The doctor was strong aud
decided Presby terian, and his lady love
was q strong and decided Baptist They
were sitting together one evening talking
of their approaching nuptials, when the
doctor remarked: -...4 ----.rf
] am thinking, my dear, OF two events
which shall humber among the happiest
ofmy life. -. b, .-e.,-..t. -4l.d,,-
Aud pray, what may they be, doctor
remarked the lady.
One is the hour when l shall call you
nv wife for the first time. 'N'o 30 's"
And the other
t II is when we shall present our FIRST born
What sprinklcd ? 20 90 .a s
-f Never shall child Of mine be sprin.
kled. We
My children shall be sprinkled. A
They shall be. hey p Qu rsa ao.s
Yes, my love. f.aa sroa h.8a.a ..s
Well, sir. can tell you, then, that you
ba bies won't be my babies So good night
doctor. .saau d. ! l.as =. Cd jsrH
The lady left the room, aDd the docto
left the house. The sequel was that th'
do ctor was never married, and the lad.
died an old maid. .si,as g'a.sils- ...N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Vrue Faith.
HHHH-s o. s-s
s pY B.P. sHlLLADAR.

Old Reuben Fisher who lived in the lane.
w as never in iiie disposed to Complaint
Il the weather proved fair, h;'d thank God for
the sun.
A I'd if it were rainy, with him twas all one;-
Il have iust the weather | fancy" said he
: For what pleases God Always satisfies me-
If tro uble assailed, his brow was ue'er dark,
A nd his eye newer lost lis happ'est spark.
e" FTwl not beuer.Gx II 10 gloom or o sigh,
10 make the best olit | always shall try;
So care do your worst" SAID Reuben with glee
"And which Of US cVnQuers, We shall see, we
shall see." -..-.. H. ..- .
If his children were wild as children will prove,
Ills temper ne'er lost its warm aspect of love;
My dear wife, he'd say, "dont worry nor fret, I,
Twill all be right with the wayward ones yet; /;
'rls tie folly oil youth that must have lis way.
they'll penlleut turn from their eyll some day"
If q name were assailed, be would cheerily say,
"WeIl, well, we'll not JOIN in tn cry any way;
There are always two sides TO every tale
Aud the true one at last Is sure TO prevail.
There is an old rule that learned hen a ad-
Deem every one good 'lill he's proved to be
bad" +.. -
And when in the meshes OF sin tightly bound,
he reckless aud luckless mortal was found,
Prescribed by every woman aud man.
And put under rigid and merc. ss bau,
Ou Reuben would say, Win sympathy ffaught,
sWe Lone Of us do aalf as well as we ought"
Iffrieuds waxed cold. he'd say with a smile
We'll, if they must go, heaven bless them the
while;
We walk sweet path till the crossing ways
: met, q
And though we have parted, I'll cherish them
They'll go by their way aud I'll go by mine
Perhaps in the city ahead we shall join"
There was sickness and death at last in his cot
But still Reu ben Fisherin ,rrow blanched not
T" 'Tis the father aflcts, let Him do what lie
will,
What comes from His hand can mean US no III
l cheerfully give back the blessing he lent (
And thro' faith in the future fnd present con
IEDDte"' vII old dlu0a69G
Then he lay on his death bed at last undismayed
No terror had death at which be was afraid;
Living or dying-tis all well with me-
For Gods will 10 my will'--submissve said lie
And so Reuben died, with his breast fall o
grace,
That beamed in smile on his tims-furrowet
face, -ft. ta ts d sta II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
ARe.IGantlsman.

He never dresses iu the extreme OF fash
ion but avoids singularity 10 his petson or
habits. .iHHta''s ia' .-97 "fo =, Oh
Ills aff4ble with his equals, pleasant and
attentive 10 his interiors .ihH l7l!.4 .oe q
In conversations he avoids hasty. Ill tenn
psred. or insulting remarks. ~ -l.4' Cd
Never prizes into other peoples affairs.
KDetests eave-dropping rs among the most
di'graceful of crimes. 4 1.siq oT "a
Never ISLANDERS an acquaintance. - ''
Does never under any circumstances
speak i'll of q woman. t. s21@ N-IL -i
Never cuts an acquaintance Who'll has met
with aJeserse of foriuhe.ns lif HaA
Ol He always pays the postage ou his let
ters of business and in advance for hi'
news papers,. i-i-lA a iagi"H Bail D
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
S2 Ia q AdfMfaaffaaf VI y b IF,
w HOLE NUMBER sos.
Dr.. B..ehsr,s Ias. OF n..v,n.

Excepting exemption from sin, intense,
vigorous, abtiring action is the erestsst
pleasure of mind could hardly wishse
enter heaven DID Iabelieye isfnhabi,snss
were idly, to sit bye pprling streams, fanr
ned by halpy1ai,s, Heaven 10 be q. place
of happiness must be q plice OF activity
Has The FAR reaching mind OF New'on
ceased i've profound Investigations fisHss
David hung up his harp as useless o. ths
| dlrty arms in Wes,minister Abby =. Has
Paul, glowing with Godlike enthusiasm,
ceased itineraiing the universe of God ?
Are Peter and Cyp1iau and Edward snd
I'ayson and Evarts idling away eternity in
mere ,psalmspgin9i Heaven ,isa place u
restless actv ~. the abode of, never firing
thought. = David and Isaiah will sweep
notIer and Ibfi fer strains IL eternity, aud
the uinds'of saints, unelogged liy euuber-
some, clay, will forever feast on the ybanquer
Of rich aud glorious thonght, Ny, Young
friends. go on then; you viii never get
through. An eternity OF untirihg actfon
IL before you aud the universe ofsthoagtIt
your 6eld. i Esns 7lsiaib4umi bsBoliaa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

THE following signs Of rari are, perhaps.
qnite safe to bet oD, sthe predictions Of
the oldest inhsbtant: do s11 g
Wien cushed aud srill the 'phyrs breath
When leaves hang motieness as death
VIII N winged insects hllithe air--lii liza
When vengsfnl bedbngs quit their Lair
When frisky f.as for food loray-
When midday airs mosquitoes play .
When lowing COWS the oarnyar seek;
When tieating calves calflanguage speak
When thick black clouds obscure the sky
When Gtful gusts Of wind pass by tas
. When nrge round drops ofwster fall-- Z
When housewives scold and children squsll-
When damp pervadss from roof to cellar
OIL When you cant end your uulbe r ella
.4 When drops bedsw The windoS,paae--ss
When these occur-look out for rain
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

On late Sunday evening at plymouth
Church. Brooklyn, when the pastor an.
nouuced the results Of q collection which
had been taken up in the morning for the
Children's Aid Society. he read note left
in the plate TO the following effect
''l ! am an Eugllshmau the Superinten-
OF sn Anti Slavery School. have stood
up during the whole service. and no zone
has been polite enough to offer me scat.
Yet enclose q half-sovereign. s's-
% Without changing muscle Of bis face.
and with the utmost gravity, Mr. Bee
cher proceeded to say II Hereaf'e I wish
my congregation and the usiiers TO under
Il aud, when they see an Englisbms1 stand
ing IN the crowd who hss been the Srperin-
ienden, Of an An,tSisseey ssebssh b School.
and who has . halfsovereigu 10 his pocket,
they must give him q sest instantly -
ssS%os ",s,,,s "a, :, ,aiplal s.. ~ 81 's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
To Discharged Soldiers,



Hope! Home! Heaven!
Three words OF magic power,
or sweetest influence given, Uoay
70 cheer ile's saddest hour
Hope, to lift our spirits,
When heaviest sorrows press,
To lead us sweetly onward.
Through trial aud distress.
Home, to weave and strengthen
Affections golden chain,
Loves silken cord to lengthen,
TO bauish care aud pam
Heaven, TO lay mp treasure,
To rest the weary heart, .,.
To dwell with Christ forever,
With loved ones ue'er to part.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
From the Home Journal ' .''eHI
The Poisoned Cup-An Incident In the Lifo
edo 3. ..r.. OF Henry VII ......l .st
d The silken arras Of King Henry's aparto
meut was Suddenly thruSt asidp . -. .
EY NARY GRACE nA.PniSE.


The silken arras of King Henry's aparto
neut was suddenly thrust aside. viz ~,
The monarch started, aud placed his
hand upon his sword, for bis life had been
attempted more than once. But he smiled
ut thls caI les fear, as his eyes fell upon'the
sligbG form. of the intruder, with her sweet
youthful face. .-. a.. d.. f.t, ..l...-
The young girl advanced with q timid
yel 6 acclul step, aud sat dosu upon one
knee. .. .r..g ,....-- g..t s...... ..f..
|. What do you seek, my child said the
king. looking With pate nal Kindness upon
tie face, which, with all IT'S sUfness aud
deicpcy Vi contOur had a high a daring
look, . .....t I.s.rf... ....,r .t...-
Is crave no boon, sire, returned the maid.
en-, obeying The motions of his haud, aud
rising To ber feet---at least MT now. l
have come to warn you of plot against
your life. .---.. arg ,.,71 .....T b..
Ilul what mean you exclaimed Henry,
in alarm, his eounteDance dalkeuing with
the suspicious that were ever ready tt
spring up in his heart. .,. s-..... ...
viii tell you. -. But 6rst swear by the
cross upon YOU swcrd, That if you find my
words true you wlll give me the lie shall
ask ofyou. arj.rHr .. .r.., ,ftayiy..o..tr
~, swear. said the king, hurriedly raising
the jeweled bill, Of his sword to his lips as
he spoke. Now, go oonrf, !. ..s..,g 81
You dine in state. ~ morrow, with the
duke Of Bedford /? I'D ...-., -, ..l. .--
That was our intention Bat surely bis
grace cur good uucle, has nut turned trait.
or 10 his king? sta5l. y,t t.a,..r. ... ..
Not 10 my knowledge, sire, yet it is
there that death lies in wait for you Lis
ten TO me, and mark my words well ! .s
In the, barquet bail you will observe
among the SCI vltors, man, tall, broad.
cbesled, aud strong Of limb, and with a
lock aud bearing ill>beG ting his garb and
station. Jules, weary of life, drink not OF
the cup he will present you Neither for
get the promise you made to her who has
risked more than life III saving yours. g
And before the king gould recover from
his asiouisameut, she was gone. ..... ..f.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Prentice thinks the best pill in the world
is grain of common sense, but 10 DOT 10 be
bought al The spoiheeary's, for Ills not .
drng 10 the market. D sls1osl1q tas is'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

20 There is man out West who 10 .laosf'
ing under the delusion that Hop. before .
mans name stands Tor Honest Y is6si D.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

/ am certain, wife, that am right and
that you are wrong III bet my ears on 1t.
% Indeed, husband you shoaiden't carry
betting TO 10 such extreme lengths.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Tn. sun standing SIN.

Soon after the Coperican sy,tem OF as
lronpmy began to he generally understood,
an old Connecticut farmer went To his par
son With the following inqniy "Dr. T..
do you believe in the new story thev tell
about the earth moving round the SUM-"
-"Yes, crr' ainly."s
DO you think it is accord ding to he
Scriptures? If il's true how could Joshua
command he snn to stand stiliw r...
"Umphws fqaoih the Doctor. scratching
bis head. Joshua commanded the sun To
stand still. did he?" -a .. A. .s.aa.. .
Yes" ID. -rr rr.s s., s.ssl
Very well, Did you ever hear that ht
set it to going aganF sra r.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

Fifty damsels, sent ont from England to
yancouver's Island had upon arrival TO be
housed up in a Government building and
guard put over them, in order TO protect
them from the rush of amorous swains.-
fhev were all soon disposed Of, but whether
by lot, or to the highest bidders. does not
appear. Tue Vancouver paper ciamors
for more, but prefers dairy maids to govern
esSas u -------- wv u ----. - - = !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Livery stables

II. +. CULVER, has removed to the Fisk
House Stables where he ofsn 70 the elsns Of Ashta'
bua the of the best equipped Livery Stable In Ash
bua County, prices that range but Just above the y
ipg standard. Cali and see. Nov, ], 1850. bo1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
On the Rail.

As the midday Worcester. train was
about leaving the depot, man of the John
sous type Of manners entered one ofthe
cars, and grufly requested that two young
ladies occupying separate seats should sit
together, that he aud bis friend might enjoy
a teie.a-tete on the other seat. >, .f-.f.-g
But" sid one Of the damsels, blushing,
"'rhis seat is engaged" fHgsA shI 'Vf
'Engageb, is IN" bru-quely responded
the man. who engaged it?" a-,.tI
"A young man." said the conscious maid
en-.
"a young man. ehy where's his baggage"
persisted Ufss Major" s2" ai &1.~o19
I'm his baggage, Old Hateful" replied
the demure damssl, pursing her rosy lips in-
TO the pre,tyest rout. o.. la 49,.
"'Old Ha,efnr subsidized; the young man
came in and extended an arm p-otectingly,
almost caressingly, around his baggage"
aud Mr.. Conductor Capron started the
train.-PrOridenoe Journal. --,..,.s,s,
! GooD-An incident occurred in heslarge
clock manufactory of Seth Thomas, here,
IA few days since, which is worth putting in
to print NJ Thomas observed several Of
bis workmen wearing what are called The
'copperheAd" pins, upon theirshirt,bosoms.
Among lhem was the foreman of one of tho
wo.k shops, an. excellent workman, who
has been in the factory for several years.
and mau whom Mr. Thomas could lily
spare. Iu making his usual rounds, how
ever. Mr.. Thomas eye happened TO fall .on
this copperhead pin blazing from the fore
mans coat He looked at the man a mo.
mem, aud then told him he and the rest Of
the coppe' heads could come into his Office
and he would settle up with them OF
course Mr.. Foreman was at some loss to
know the reason of his sudden discharge.
and inquired of his employer. I'm TELL
you, SIT, said Mr. Thomas IL may possibly
employ traitors to my government in my
shop. but if | do, it will be because donI
know who they are, but when see man
openly announcing his treason. and tcea,iag
the siga he can't work for me aHv longer"
--,ug.l. ll5 rhL Litchfaid Enquirer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

A faith is q necessity TO man. Woe to
hin who believes nothing. .o6.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ucuIer steam establishment North Main street, near the
Office of Dr.. Harrington. Astsbula. o. . ~ aol'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Furniture.

pUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers in Fnrniture best descriptions and every va
rety Also general Undsrtaker and So
order Main street. North Of South Public square
AshtabuA, 4si
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano FOrtes, and
Melodeons Piano Stools Covers, Instruction Books ETC.
Depot Park street. AshtAbua. See advertisement 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

RANSOM a. COBB, Manufacturers and
Deaersin in Planed Lumber, Window Sash, Blinds, Door
tory aud Lumber Yard, corner Columbus and Centre SITS
Cleveland, Ohio. -o4o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

w. w. SMITH ,-Manuf:,vturers of Sole
Upper and Harness Leatnor, and Dealers in French
Calf and Lining skins, Cash paid for Hides and Skins
Nv. .sAITH, 64a F.w. oAkLlsLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware iron steel and Nails Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Copper Zine aud manufacturer of Iin Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fisk's Block, Ashta6ula, ohio' so
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-23

JUsT N Tms.--Ths History Of the Grea'
Rsbellion, By Jgo 8. G. ARaorr, AN
thor Of the Life Of Napoleon, French
Revolusion; Monasehiss Of Europe
Roman Generals, to, 10.
This ssork VII eonsasn ever one thou
sand large Royal ootaYo pages, printed
from elecssotype plate, on ans paper and
viii be Migrated with numerous steel
s~nRrsvings BY the beat artists, represent
ing importsas Military and GaTal battle
scsnes and possssssa Of Distinguished
Commanders and prominent civilians both
North and South, in two volumes.
@Mn Ahhostigeszinsnsly fitted for the
preparation of q work Of this kind. He
is acknowledged TO be the most vigorous
and graRlxic Military Historians in the
ecunsry!s He dsvossshis whole time and
energy TO the WORK. He has the pefasal
OF the Official papers Of the War Depart
rasaa, sad he extensive acquaintance and
correspondence gives him peculiar adj
vsnsages for obtaining information.-
By party and uninausnosd by
BE writes from the high stand
point Of a patriotic and impartial histo-
The Agent will call 90 our citizens
With q sample of the first volume, and re-
ceiye orders for the work in this city and
ga word 70 the wise,n &c.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-23

SwoED FOE 6KsaxAI GKAs7-Ws w.,
McGrew, Cincinnati, has % exhieia0a In
bis show-window, corner Of Fourth and
aain seresss, a magaiaesat sword, shlch
was made TO .hs order of Colonel George
Cooloaush, who is nov on General Nc
Pherson's stat, and who eonsemplates
psessTsing Il I'd Geaexal Grant Is . to-
ken Of esteem. The ssabbard Is Of solid
silver, appropriately carved and most
beautifully finished. The handle of the
sword represents . carved figure Of .
yodng giant crushing the rebellion, and
is most deliberately designed. The boz
in which il IL ksps 10 made Of rosewood
bound with ivory, and lined with purple
velvet and white satin. On the interior Of
tbs lid bis name IL marked in crimson
silk. The sword and boz cost $1,000,
and Was made At the establishment OF W.
Wilson MsGrsw. jsweier. b is q beau
tiful specsrAeA Of worfaanship, and re-
aecss the higsst credit upoa these sBgag-
ed in ths artistie work.
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Co11AGERCIAL

BuaLE OFFICE, Council M.gyYs,
JaIy a. 1850.
WIFE T%sprIkg, $3.50 sts y bash.
CONFIRMS ear, Iscss ' sHsh.
oATs-In demand Al soSaEa eIs y bash,
4 "reminiscences fse@sssAs y suss. usw
HAY-Tihothy %; Prairie o. y ton.
Ho6s-Acsivs, Slaughtered s3ya649ssS& leo.
BKEF-ou foot, &s@Sa,so y 100,
R~Inzs~-Grsen, 4s dsgs tee y p
FLOuR-cAeiee Family xxx, sa,sss supszans
=, &C, Fine, aI % Y loo,
COIN EKAL-Tsll0w % c, white, 90 . bash.
sHcgwM8AT~RLaUM~-BOlts ss@aSo y 100.
BUTTER-RresA roll, saaIo c . y
LARD-Frssh s@sh y 1855
E~GGs-FEsaa, s&s c doz.
TALLOw-Prine, Ices 7,
BKEswAx-Yellsw, ss@2S c . D. p ]
wHIsKKT-sdfiss' Ragls Tor5 81. Louis staE
SOC y gal "
oHICK8Hs-Eaas D ,So@ss Cos Prairie, Sl2s0
81 SO y daB.
ruREKYs-A4vs - Zeal eaeAs 8&zs
RxCHAEGE-St, Louis, par Eastern y seut.
II Il q . g "a - = p
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To Nervous Sa6eYegs of Beta

Arevsrnsd 9eaaiaman hsving h@en feasarea 10
health in 3 few days, asssz unssrgsihg al the asaai
routine and Irregular expsnAiye modes Of treat
nanar washuas aaccsss, cSnsiaess IL his sacred aHsy
to eoznauniezts 70 bis saficssa fsilgw eTsafsF1s ma
~aaas of ssss. Hsnesl an the Fsseapk 81 sa add
tssn s~nvsiops, he will ssszttrssl 8 soVy aa tAa sFs-
sslptIea used. DlSucs to Jowa N. DAasALLs
Is Falloa ssr eel, Brooklyn, u. r. ~.ae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-23

Cd" slAr, WE'LL & Co., have Just 70
eeired q very large lot Of ali kinds %
CLOTHING, which they pscpose 10 sell
low for cash. Their stock has bean Sc
lected with especial care, far thia Earksi
and for tbs Piains, All kinds Of eaaigraai
goods constantly On hand Give than a
call If you want bargains 5w.
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other estabiishmsH : West of the Missis-
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We warrant s~atisfscsion, on make no
charge. Terms moderate
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