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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

@ A bog of marsh in England be-
coming dry, the people were surprised at
the sight Of square mile of frogs, NOV
ing across the country, the old frogs with
little frogs upon their backs, and all led
by huge old patriarchs, migrating to the
nearest water.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18
Dar When YOU doubt between tw,

bG When you doubt between two
words, choose the plpinest, the common
est, the most idiomatic Eschew Gno
words as you would rouge love simple
ones as you would native roses on your
cheek. Let us use the plainest and short
est words that will grammatically and
gracefully express our meaning
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

gT"Where is tho east u inquired tus
tor, one day, of very little pupiL-
"Where the morning comes FROM" Was
the prompt and pleasant answer. 81
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

DIA tender hearted widower tainted
at the funeral of his third beloged.44
t'What shall We do with him ?'Sasked a
friend Of his. "Let him Alone" said n
waggish bystander, sshe'll soon revive.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

Dss~"There has been a slight mistake
made here" said the house-surgeon, "of
no great moment, Thoughts was tho
sound leg of Mr. Higgins that was cut
off. We can easily cure the other--eomes
to about the same thing"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

gS"Sir, / will make you feel the ar
rows of my resentment "Ah, miss,
why should fear your arrows, when you
never had beau I" 4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

RO SANDERS issuing from beautiful
lips, are like spiders crawling from the
heart Of rose.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18
DYING WORDS OF WILBERFoRcE.--

DYING WORDS OF WILBERFORcE.---
"Come and sit near me, and let me lean
on you,' said Wilberforce to friend a
few minutes before his death. Afterward,
putting his arm around that friend, he
said /: "Let us talk of Heaven. Do not
weep for me; I am happy. Think of me,
and let the thought press you forward
Inever knew happiness till l found Christ
my Saviour. READ THE BIBLE-READ
THE BIBLE Let noreligious book take
its place. Through all my perplexities
and distresses l never read any other
book, and / never felt the want of any
other. 1t has been my hourly study !;
aud all my knowledge Of the doctrines,
and all my acquaintance with the expert
epces and realities of religion, have been
drawn from the Bible only. Ithink reli-
gious people do not read the Bible enough.
Books about religion may be useful
enough, but they will not do in the place
of the simple truth of the Bible. 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

8lTbe most fascinating women are
those that can most enrich the everyday
moments of existence. In particular
and attaching sense, they are all those
that can pariake, our pleasures and our
paius in the liveliest and most devoted
manner. Beauty is little without this
With it she is indeed triumphant.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

THE BRIDE.-I know Of no sight more
charming and touching than that of a
young bride in her robes Of virgin white,
led up trembling to the altar. When l
thus behold a lovely girl, in the tender
ness of her. years forsake the house Of her
old father and her mother, and the home
of her childhood, and with the implicit
confidence and acknowledgment which
belong to women, giving up all the world
for the man Of her choice-when l hear
her in the old language Of the ritual, yield
ing herself to him "for better or for worse,
for richer or poorer, in sickness or in
health, to love, honor and obey, until death
us do part" it brings to mind the beau
tiful and affecting devotion of Ruth s.
"Whither thou goest will 60, and whore
thou lodgest | will lodge thy people will
be my people, and thy God my God"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-03-18

1t is not poetical subject we propose
now to discourse upon, bat it is prac-
teal one; and disguise it as we may, to
ourselves and to the world money is the
subject, at times, of every reasoning be-
ing's meditations and aspirations. We
know Milton describes "Mammon" as
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-02

9eimGbi9 oeritbedbtcre.
9ster t6rte 9eculots gu; 5u iraeup Fincg prr-
fdnptgsu Grmioeruns Uosr sinsm aure9eaasu
Gn'ranr' tcnnt, er lib wegsn 9Su5iinsr Ge=
oanffnlplateit nidbt aufrafen.
SuN, lRb! uatrr6ra@ ftb Ter e0n, Gs.trr
plaursrnOe Sater pl5eiitb fcltf. Ia Gaber
MIR. 9laub i'd, Die Suite unlerre frempidupts
ldcn 6reunOeS sefuncen.
tpeter ttidte ouf unp temerfte ,yiidAsn ore
bohen buNeu9rabern tu flrinre Nypbtspsdtte
oms. SaS isiue enitsbuus OFfnbar feiuem
8auosrfintfesn oerranttf.
gaB uns lrten, mas Der Nann nit prm Iure
Ban moht, iubr !6au0 fort, rtmas raider aus
fhreitsnp. s8er ptiB, ob Ou ion nid,t fir Gin
Stu9Cs en9d9iren tannN msnn Gu eiueS Sa,
ses NIT msbr Slid uuN @tel6td cine ancerr
Speculation an9reiff, @8 itcint mir In oielem
gStIem eta Wrnicb pom srten Muldaen su ite-
! den, nbet rr BAT sineu aewaItiaru Nagef in bcm
&cpf rereic eine @aflpige lacn pon g8sitem
! ltbtbar prp.
llntrrosb batten Satsr unb Sebn bic Suite
jwtIen ben alten 6sjpenayabern frreictt. Sans
9fpoelIrn tteb Die 3bIr ouf uup Iat ddb Iofou
DEM 6rempen NIT bsm grinsu &urbau esoen2
uter.
gSie rin fur6tiamer &uatr 6ielt 0eter fG
htnter bsm Sdtcr unp ;war 10, faf nur eire
Nletrur9 nttbt iein ;8Cltdt pem 8twuGner DER
5uts ertennbar marp.
SoeO mic 9egriibt lrra6 bieier, bic Nrtet
init Der er fb tsltGft9te, megIrgcnp unO rem
belabrten Nbepsr trGfttJ Die l5anO ia attelnp
Sb treus mid, DAP mem 94ort nidbt lpurlus
I'm sSinpe o'rbaut ut, aeer Du baa lanae au
DID martrn loisu. l6crr.
ohHS NlobsIlsu aempbnt, NGee ldharf au be.
oFafhten, nbsFfr9 nit lhueGpruleuOsm Audc
pns SnnsrC Der {lItte, rrmpcrte ben Saupeprud
oe0 ttm nod immrr llubrfauntcn, uno macbrc
ooeei c'Hs Gntredung. Die ibm lr6r crniinItt
irhr, wslI lie bm WelegeRbcit ddb, BEN SemlGz
ner Der 6ittc in Gin @elprGcb au Sermifeln
NuBcr eer mrr9cnIGnricten Jtupfbepeduua unp
Der furdttaren 9Eaife, ole bctnahe Die 8eYSlfc1
rnna rtner gnnScn Stabt in Sbyedeu ael,st
Bate, 9cpabrte Ter Mtcrer nod einiae ,Sletz
9nn8sltude, Die nur elmer 6rnu aeb5ren tpuu.
ten, elm ganr tleine 9rltIdtc Sbube BON riaen
ttnmiher Gtrm, elm Naar etenfaas fleiue nm
ebr ld9on Seartettete llsber&u6e pou selblitbem
Seoer rno'th nter elmer drmlihcu 9nacrlitlc
Sa0 Stud cnsr Gette, hae nit Rarten NGaeIn
an ptr e9anC bsisitjst mar.
aSilem tOnne e,nen nGrti6en G]Gnen fet
nen StubI ocsr SCbsmet anbietcn. Gr iclbn
| hB auf tjnem guued Dilrren bcipefrnntes unp
3wnr NIT bolb anleraeihIaacReu 8ancn, mis
aat "dt'n SrjsnsaICn ia fsn plsgsn. Gin
YAa' sans n3nI'de Gtjnrd, mar ra5 f, mu
I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-02
-@Gd9e oGusgobc.
.Sfnilletuu.
Orr griint Gurban.
ersabluns pOn Grnf @tllfomm. NJ.
[Gprtftbuns.l

(Gcrtfetuns)
8alS nod Slide pnurtrtsn Sattr uno Spbn
bur6 pds ftnIfsre SiipertGcr. Der 9tGsbcr icbluo
ben Ncg nntb Der SslmIGte elm, tersn SIiael
fd felt ,pei Tasen uitt mrbr bemeaten. Der
lunge NtrpelIen bate lrinen 2sutcu ben icbten
9Rc6enlUbn nidbt tc;atlen tGnnsn unb besbab
mubte Die Otuble fsieru. gorrdtte an Sel-
fru6t moreu pcrbanpcn, Der tcuntnislp1r gctrr
bate piele ater 70 ttsuer be;ntlt, bd6 nab Qtz
;u9 aler untriten, psltpe nte Selbsretuns prr-
uriadbtc, Der &aufprei5 ncmnl8 mteccr rafur
cn9snummcn meroen fonute.
5iGno um ZEN oberen Hano rer buborleae
men, isrcm Winpe aueasicsttn Nlble ,ra fb
Gin blrnpeno weiber Streif nit elmer tbwar,en
SnIHrtft NlS Sans 9ljprrlrn icbt bic cin,el
SGcrtr tieirr Sni6rft crFenuen tcnute, blieb cr
itrbrn uuo instc:
sStc sann rns au9eheu, 9ttrrl 5af Ou nit
metnem @sIrc audi meinc 5ulhrift prrmablrn I?
Sb lntte bod orouf ssi6rieb,n:
nsEsr @,ct pertrdut uuo Irnrm gEprt,
Orr fcmmt bel jerem Q9inpe fprt !"
llnp nun itrbt "a gu lcIen:
,.Speeulirsu, Ipfuirn
81 trher ais lang lmulireu !"
ater boS baIt Ou ia lsgter 10 eft sclaat Sd
tex, fo6 ids ME miseer oeraclIen fcnntt, erpi
eerte 9.ter. eiue Slde nit pumnlem gDubias-
fallen Der na8elncuer Snitriit ,ufe6reuc.
So ih. metu Sobn! lprah 6dns glipteliru.
Sh bin aub Gin gan; anCcrrr &erl ME 9u (!
M'nn td ipeenIire bate i'd YcrRtr ilmulir;.
Du bolt mid fallG Ssrftanpen uup Die Sats
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-02
Nr. rs


ner tleinen 6fimatGtnlel nit oeIpenliih., ~.
Faltea 0'SVitsrte, Iagersen riele Srrwsasncn In
9fi'foertem 9tnterbnit, I'm Eel untraolider gn-
3'id'sn Hpr8'faIicner Stranounaen ME tuuorioe
NGMNietere an Die umtraucete &Ife ~ a;;r,s,
uue ltd Der flma antreitrupen Otter ~ f..
mitti3cn,
81 wieefs6OItrn WaJen fbuu batte man ss
ent'sen'rregence Gntpcduuq aema6t, poe pod
'ah9er'n Sturmcn einSeIns 9eidnnme Ypn bsm
iur"fnefn 9f'ce auegenrrfcn murocn. bic on,
't'er N@tlft9tritcn trrautt waren. IisIc I'm
9iGdt~en nnetin - bae lag auf eer 6nnb =
Don "erbTs5eriitten Menfctsn brroutt rnb "a.
rduI trbarmun9sIUs in Die 8ranbuuo ,p,;i9,,u
IAEnostt wVrNcn fetn.
60 tronri9e SOr'ommnFe wiecerbulten d6
thinner paufi5er 10 co6 rte sutge1nntcn, ouf bsn
ytnI torrS te'nrn Ranbes FcI,en Srwcbner her
Snle' IN ms9rmnli9en 8rratbuuacn bsu fs1cr
@ht@hB faBtsn, nte woGrI6entih in ibrcr
@ntle Istenorn frcbeu Stranor6uber ~ .rrfrI-
gen rno unlhabltd 3u MAIDEN. 3nn oIoubts
meHr ais Ginsn ocrielbcu ;u truneu. abr .uou
'onnfr lif tGr'r nidt frIGcr bcmGhtiocn ala
o'S te auf frtbcr Scat crtaprt wprSsn morsn,
''h MN otfe Stcl iu errrItcn, erw66lte man
stns Nniabl mutbiger, unbcfholteusr Skinner
oen'n SeOsr untetip9tes Sertrauen IH cufte BE-
traute tic nit Der 8ewaGuna peS stroubss in
8'laprpou'n StunNcn, 6aaen uno 9,6hte, -
V''s'Osts lie nit auSSecstntrr 2tmtsse,ualt.
Inter Niflsn MSnnern befanc fd 4u6 m,in
Sat'r. tsr tclI Giurt Der pacbiamfen u. Id6rf.
zen StranNmadster 9ewelen irin. Gsraee sisIe
S'Frn8e IN Der oano9a5uus Ses ibm Ibertro.
SeHen @n't's ltur3te i'm in'S llnalad. 9n s~
ner fn'6ttaren Sturmnatt fam CO ,uilheu mr.,
SfFanefpa&tern un0 ben wilpcu gGubern ans
oen &unrnthGlsrn gu bluttgem S1ampfe. gs
relts 9epIunperte Sdtiftriibiae prbrtcu ffb ser.
'iw'tlclt 9e9eu Die idbdnblbsn Strappr6utpr -
Srretnl9tcn lid nit ben eneu ,u ha(fe frmmsr,
zen MGunern.
Us mar rin lnsllf fHr meinrn Got,r ,oG
CT "htef cen 0r'H'ern einen ibm na9e lfebenbeu
S'rwan0scn. hen ei9enen SruScr mriner yrut-
ter entpfdte. 9miihen Seipen rntIpauu Ga
Hh Sampr auF Ssben uno SOB, Der lfb bis in
Cas Snnere Der gSptnung meiuer Gteru frrt.
5NA. @uf frr EburidweGe traf ben Soter DER
tUctItte Shin9 res armmiaen Germcp>tsr
SNpn itDanB Der g8dttri6 Ole tlutios SIrt
nm and Sen itrern0rn SdugIins in Der g8icae
W Irotrn, ale cine Erdfti9e Wanneefoua hon
&n"b'n nnc be6en 0tuttsr erfabte, g3cioe oeosu
psn l!nmenttrn, btr irBt pon snbsrcn Girfrius
gehe'n umfiuBt mGrc, lbubte, uup tapu psm
Sranrc mrrrr junc0.
2irisr maderc Ntanm. @opitain eiues an hsr
N"j'' !" @FiH't 9'8an5rntu iran36G&en Rauf-
-lN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-02
The German ADVERTISER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY,
BY B. HAsSEL.
OFFIc2;. BROAD STR, next o City HALL
8esinaunacn.

oecthghh9en.
Ser ,,InSet9er" eriteiut iebcn Morocn, Sorntoes
ausesnrnren III ST. per g9pC, sabibay o oc lrGeer
per $40 in dtrliber a S15 in siseliobrtiGr 9Spr
oueSablun1. NnSci9en ipero,u III 81 90 bel enntaaer
@inruduns auFenGntmen, jesse ipeitere &RaI wrb nit
S10O serebnet. Sisbcnbe 9slbSftSaaeieeu tutsn $40
per 5a5r in Yerteiidbrlber 8prauSiobIuuQ.
Der ,,gD6tcnte In;eesr" erttein ieoen Spnna5cno
BON SO.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-02

On F0R ni5! 92Ort acbolteu, 28iuem, reoet,
9ana 9!ho'Iitn b,n @upoho,r Der Suite an,
iae:ia fr tbm rie 3r.serte Srirf-@aale ;urid-
8a6. 2eiai 0u rais 5e beReaicu Qaufer mot
ltefsrn?
ofrr' ermiperte oieier, r 7r:R 0u Geute cper
mor9'n ni&t 8stommtn. wiirRc i'd IN aein Sans
8sir'tFn lf'H Hao Nia9 an 0ein &eriyre8n rr-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

AysxuAxsx Eft OhsHa-
lead works Of d. B. OsIsaAd d 0s., are
|loesss6 ID Fairpers, hsnroe Co., n. Z,
beside the grsas Erie Canal aad the greAs
Csntral Railroad % the Ssasa.- These
works are coadasssd On gigaasis scais,
producing sas celebrated oAsmieai Sale
rasus, wAish snds aaskss ali sssr tbs
world, With demand THAI can scarcely
Be met. IL 10 sold everywhere snd used BY
svgybsdy was knsws sAs saiss Of Assis6
and who would retain Ii by using light
and wholesome bread.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

s% TKR AazaaeAx AaaiCuLTuxisT,
aunshly qualifications, pnbEished In New
York, b bsfsFs u.s. b - the vssy essa
pausr for farmsrs pablishsd in this coma
ItYy. Ii i pahlishsd Ia both the Gsrnan
and Engiish isagaagss. Every farmer
should havs II. Yoe can gel either tho
9wmaa or Eng ! clifton, for the SNAIL
sum Of OIL per Anaam, hy addressing
Orange Jaad, ii Park Roe, New York
City, NJ Z.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

e. Reports Of Indian depredasions be-
ing committed upon the snagranss sross-
ing the plains arrive here almost daily.
The Burlington Argus says, "iatsiii-
gsBse has reached this plscs that > train
fsss Marisa ossssys sa@priaing sAissssn
wagons, soasaiaias The familiss ct hsa.
ID. O. CgsTls, Of Psllss ]. B. HAslEzos,
Of Knoxville, Mr. EAAR and osasEss sas
captured by the Indians, and the people
mardered.1
We sinssrsiy hope this report mas,
prove isssFrses. We wsss personally ne
qaainssd wish sAs parties aeHsiosad ..
bore. They we're Of the beat citissns d
| the State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

UxYouNDxp RuxoRs.--Ws don't know
the reason why, bat 20 IL 10, that people
reading from one TO two handred milss
from shis city are constantly giving cir
oulasisn to runners TO the eject sAas this
plsce Is In great daagsr Of being attacked
BY gusxrillsa.
For our part 10 can truly say that We
are not in the lesss afraid Of az attack
from that qaarssz. GussrHias know bet
| tes sama 10 soms sp this far into Iowa
and will BE- vsry careful how they asssmp'
| 70 do 90, notwithstanding the isdacs'
menss held out 20 them In late numbsz
of the Noapaysil.
| IL gusxYiIlAs waus 10 be ESSENTIALLY
used UP let them sspisch in'' TO Council
Rlaas. They will asd plenty Of men
| hare armsd and equipped and ready d
sssse them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

PAsr DAT.~-Thzssdsy lass was sdAy
SEA apaxs b. RssAss AbxaAam Tor lasting
|sad RrsysF.
We aessss ne fass pare was veil es-
served, Eass mss, fat baya, sad Jssa 20
msn, riding behind faas hoasss, goias =
' ssy fsa gaits, could be sssa every mo-
msns dashiag through our streets; and to
conclude the fass dag, Ayahees Kappes
gave . fass bali In Streets hailow, 70
which nsssay ali the fast psopls, insladaag
Brick Pomsroy, No. ., WITH thai asssia
small vaiee1 Of his, sent ~ fast - tnsy
oaaia 70.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11
DEs MONIES HOUSE,
Corner walnut q water streets,

D&9 &uA&Sssssastss.asE. s.4...EoWA.
rails spscioas and comfortable HoseI 10 stiukept
ny q " sPoFgoRp sos who have Tiled IN and
YaKpished IL in style ansurpa ssed by sny hstsl In
are weas. Their table Is always supplied vita sac
nss4 ths& The market affords and ev err
aorasG In the hS &c fof ths cuEafoEt and pleasure
81 guests asFt theiT stay al the Capital Of iewa
AtgSEaeA - th1e hotei, is ane Stable aad Car
v43xa Hwuse, whzxs trAsSlieEs' horses are car aa
fpg ana persons having business In she easntry
- 81 arroazsaedatsa with eonveyznrea to Any para
al gss state y v. sPOPk0&D SON.
pes Malaas, lsws, Dec ia. I8sa. q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

!. So
AnAa pen1d B~1tJs y EseisgssF
ucuntJs - ! ssAlsnss - = ssl1
yss5sd aod ssto saAd dty - OAsnse
Dag inse t&Asa1 1t4s S4 ssR
hssAs.a 0sd ssas he uAiasn esg into
1eattyss swn whsAs xsid asd raissa M
80 while be allowed sas seppsEhssd
$500 t&hsM - s1se SpN
1g ~ tAe ofSs Beee~ 49,
- % ssgs sss Wasssnsss Ase~
vas.
Two psrsoas, charged with bsisg 10.
tsxisassd, shs aaas u oae bsiak MsUoss
ia and sas sshsr Riisy, wsra ansd
sseasy avs cents sAsh, AY Q justice rsf
sAs Psasslin Bmliagssa q tsw asys silois
kAHas saaasd Thsnpssa rs shss In
ussea souais h Ainkashsw- d -iss, i -
days ssnos. EAsphsrd (ths fasAsr- in-law)
qsAzralisd viii his dAaxhtsFs xhanpssas
Wits and Aaaliy knssksd beg acwss wAsn
ThomPssn came % hss suppors ana
kSneksa sAspasrd aewas sAseasFd snszi
wens 70 bis hoasss Cos hss gss ana sass
Thompsoas vao died IN y honss'
The Adair ksyssIss sass sas crop @
wheat which i hsaag harvested 70 saaa
county looks well. a ss0asaaaa wass
whom WseenssTsaa fsa 49, ssass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

Lsss - sAs 80 10 osasznsi xswns ain ii ss1|
agzitsaE heass "a sanz 81 gs3s4 \
Iss No 10 orixsH&i rswu wt4A &19aa &w1iktNMl
Asass 90 szzas. Afsa lea - Ii DsixlnaL
Lot 10 bassx In Samss 81b4ksissea - Let1
Az 10 Original Tawa.
Tweats rest 81 81 west ssae OF gsS lin nssak q
Ntesk. 2@ta
Aiss great ucsaass at Lsss In Wsszis1a -
8ashsss&x - bsfas and H6wnF1fs 11izAs1n4
sssuie g1Ank5~~lhe Me9a - 1ngn neeE Qsn114
csuuza nEu1n. Mnr - a6ok IS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-11

a5f6A fket ~ fakorrltY IL ~ It -
y. -: !. Is -.
prsssntA wkiek pre- - = "a Z f6ns-
snahls rscspsst tAat - Oenstt 1o1ton -
ths unfea .seks - rnnkneaA $500 e
ssintne shaa epooR1a114, 81 Gnking q
sarn63 And ssasannantfks eub1s = savs
en- esun1H4peo A1@ 104 ~
sissa sfr & - -
lie 1oes aG11GS III af1smoS q ne(ettss
Id n 1is1sAine tuns h adss.ss uAase
e .1se h.ss kaeHn-n y y: sss .
tsekae VEL - |. tos4--s p01ae - -
emp.eu1ly r1eeeea.
- :a - :. s,esS g nseoa-
eeWn - Aemsnt)1Eea1ee - p9k - ~
80 fMtstX - 4Ns4 h@4k4lM hlep3a
- = - - = - - 4.ean astss'
- =. passs tns3 noe % aaas sAa 80
- y look.
o. apHNa41 - ala or
HN40M N1lS9 ~ - 56kt 3 49,
msey and festssxity anane -
bslliews1t Statee, 81 - se2ieee
ID - - & RI 11Gt
as'sa and Ennsdists salznsipattea =
Els slavery In Ne nosths An sn1nsa.
pAtsos sthek sod I'D not en&
Isn y u pRsSp 1t1ty, di&nisy ~
happinsss 81 the Nerthxn psspas
On tbs ether hasd sask kaps:
WAk, Iadsdnissly efs1sagsd, Ind -.
eompAnisd BY all The horrors and
siss sieksaing details thai hass fol-
lsHed In the sEack s,s three se@G
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cAIxm aAG1wxx. aAvaAx y. aesss.
Baldwin & Dodge.
BANKERS,
Csllecssrs = TAX raylAs Assss
oouxcm saayxs, IOWA.

Dsalexs In Cola Silver, kxchan&es UseasFszs
sney AnA a1wsxHmsas vsac&aEa
Cxyeeal aaasataou slveE 10 ecsiecktan cf pFsfsa
Notes and Acea2nka, ard ggeessas ee s&sas pRsaaps
IL remtftea
Taxes paid for Raa~seslasaa laaa n@nsxs - -
dtFarent counties al lswa and Neswaska 90 liberal
terms,
Pensiaax procured, Gsvarnzasa1 aeaHss ana ese&
pay claims eelsected feg relatives % eecs&ss9 ssl@-
ieTs
RRFERENCES-Rsrk H&nk. Asw YoEk % Ne
SAVING Assscasttcn, 81 Loaiss psxxss Co., RhAl
4 AaslphIa; Massachusetts EaEks sosteas W. Cecil
#eaagh b Co., ChIc7ge; GalmaFs. Dgniap o 0o. 0sn-
#rinnaa Sept ne iSga-n
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- A naubsr y rsers ! hsss slapssd

e. 4 sambse ~ ysaFs hsss slapssd
siSss che issrsdnctioa al HOSTKTTKRs6
CELEBRATED BiTTERs 70 the pabais-
The psejudias existing In The minds II
masy persons againss wkaa are dsaonis-
assd passat nsaieiasa Il asss greatly rs-
sasdsd 10 salss but - iss virtue and aer-
iss bseans known, this hsrriss ef prsjs.
diss vas ovsFsArowan, and sAs demand
decreased % rapidly thai In few years
ssssosiy village existed In shs unilsa
slsss u weisA he $4,000 hsd nss -
yssisess6 ~ bsss1s ssisise sso. ~
sss q - sDisaws, p sad as shs pssssal
|Aay tAaear = y foand ~ sA paris =
~ sssrId vsashsss for tAs gFsaa nsrit
| a - sFtfsls- 10 grsstx saEs ~ Dys'
| pspsIA - y fos1d. sss.avssi1 =
| Tss 81 n Dfue - nd dsaI~s ersss
aIie OQwXU&W1s ~ ~ 4e4U4 8
~ 1871
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axs @ss psssAsea 10 % al kasas Of wSsk In sAslr
sasa xIth asasnsss and dlspstcAs shsepsz than eaa
- done elsewhere In Western Iowa.
x9~ HsvaiStng daas en- sAaTf aosass, ss tas mess
s.sSsnsbis ases Jnme 10, 1874. IL.
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SaGnlxzs % Tzx RxscUR a--- xeung mea
rass hing int the exposures and daagsr d
. soldiers life, sAoald prepare sAsnsAlsss.
for the fassd FsvsEs, Tho Dyssnsary, DE
Sores and Searvy, whiOh ara alzasst car
tain 10 follow. HoILoWAY'S PILLS,
assd occasionally during sAs campaign
viii insure soand Asaish 10 every man.
IL this reader Of this notice oaanos gss boz
Of Pills or Oinsasas from The drag sssrs
in his plaza, - him write 70 ns % Maid
90 Lana, ssslssing sas saaesss ssd ] viii
nsii . boz frss u szpsnsss Mary assl-
sss win not keep ay asdsciae 90 hand
because sasy sAnnos make ~ aash profit
IS On oshsr persons aaks. IS senss, s.
osass, and u - per bsx OF POI. 7l4
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stock Of DE w sagy,


GOUNCEL hLNFFeI FUW A
Attends 30 sie8 sna iaas hegass ssa elmer ao~
- .aarnsis, sud psgsogms ali operations With
~Tseowna Vsad and stahItng fntalshed hoFkss
s~sngbf In fer Trsasngns. As1isAi sdyies gives 10
pagekAseFss
ma paasna#. m Evsssst, i. r. s~lawiny ps. . sa-
coIm Or. MeMahen-
Tp udace 81 n o. DonRh@ssy's Drag stass.
MSreh Slas, 1854 AZ
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ess wsna - stsFif& &sdseaaaa % msss ma ms
asa asessslsiss 81 sAs ssssas psssasa - aszaAai-
", sHa enc satarssy tree 1rom misszzi and ssAss
asatssse2 ssalSSs 80 &ssssk - tn IA "a
noAAowAYrs MvALuAsLa FILLS Axvs be-
ssma - lssssaAsis passse u III sasasas Fssas
a&xseass IL 70 pvsseas as vel ~ 70 rss sasg IT.
snrR sAs RADsx oF AD0T o. sAa aszAssAan& ASS
knas, h# rsaaovinS the hiAen eaass II Atss@ss. Fa
EnvisSsats and restore tAs dFsaplas asasEsiss q
sAs ssssssa, ssslstlas aasaFsim hss ssas 81 ssssi
az6 Nsmxsszaavw gssasxsasssa.
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- -, = - :
asn's ------4a.-e---,r-----G-
ru WORLD DEeLAREs RoR RRACK
Ths warld as xssAsraav dssosss the
vraalsy noysion "A IL adftsxssI spaos co.
Splain rorsas ahuus psaoe.0 Orr cossn.
norayv In weIanuse insa ths tabernacle 81
80 Sss;avsgv va HATS rated lag And
n.tisnslv For this conyassion. We fncw
- 81 I oasss;ou al 1; ma aaa soorssx..
~ iassg svsvy orrsn of Wsr Democracy
wnald ouiesiy rsrounca its herasy. and,
v;sIdiag 20 lkw inausass af pooalar aaia.
;ss nrealsin Tar peaas. The weird has
signis al Ia snuroyaI d the plssssrm sssg-
80 av Tas f1s,ly Nsxx a. csrsain to
sar.nonisa and In.oirs the Dsmocracy In
EheI prasidsntial ssmpss9a. Ftssys:
ssThs new prssadsns e be nominassd
nj Chicago and slsssed In Noysnssx mask
i he nam ssadg aad sstglla0 90 med ans
Iaad,spsyy orsrsars for Peace, nam Who
tshall rsprrMeuk sxufv shs di1nisy and Oow.
IsY " the aatisx. and who will not BE- an~
4 willing even to tender an Aaarssics 500
laEsTrso 4 NA1roaAL CONVENTION og ALI
THE SxArxs.n
| The Peace Democracy will indogss Q
nsminasion that faithfully represents the
ssntimeat here stated. They are willing
Ito trust 10 HE good sanss and patgioslam
lof the veople FOR the realisation Of . def
iniss Psaos = the ssqasl " 40 Araisssss
~ ~ 49, hss 1880 enhyaeea -
- aia md - Ths werla i new an.
/. s..ssaa.lis,. - v,,asd 10 a,nnnyk il, Ii
- go ..-..s.s ...L.S 81. . th.s sha