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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
WAsnrNeron. July Z.

Tslesroplie cOns.pOnd,sc, c,u,,an"i Commercial
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13

Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi,
cagO Railway.
GOING WEsr.

onand an.' Dec. i,b, ,iaia. viii cav. YOu,
iolioSsi f-f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-13
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

sandusky, Dayton s. Cincinnati Il. IL.
On and after MONDAY. Dse. S, 1884 train,
willTun az tollowsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

OrrEREp FOR TEN DAYs--AT THE
GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY,
81 BROADWAY,
400 ACRES OF uN23uBrEp on. LANDS IN wEsT
n 7oe scrcs Of bottom timber and prairie apds
Texaa in tracts Of from 400 400 Price from 81
70 % per acre. Whisht, CAhTEH co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28
BILLIARDS. sc.

1,AaATELLE wANrED-vKw OR SECOND HAND.
ID Apply for two weeks 70 A. BECKER. " Broad strsek
room No. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

A MEXICAN HOTEL-BRoADwAY AND EIGHTH
street-on the European plan. Rooms In suits SIN
ely ut moderate rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

TSITuMrNoI,s coAr, FfELDs--RrCH AND AcCEssI-
ID bic being only 2f miles from Richmond Virginia ana
railroad sl51000 cash needed WORKING capital nclud
not ics than Sl60 Invited 10 Join the advertiser
(now about forming company IRON whom fu particulars
can be had y addressing under real name, henrco, boz
agO5 Post oiice N. Y. No agents need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

C,orToS PLANTATIONS FOR SALE FOR RENT, AND
G0oDMAS MERRILL, cotton factofs and general com.
n,ssion nncrchants 30 New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

A WYOMING HOTEL
n. a3 Greenwich street. between Jay and Duane SITS.
Transient, 81 Lodgings, Soc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

LII WANTING FARMS-LANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
~ Farms.-Lsree and thriving settlement Of yneland.
mild climate. 30 miles south of Philadelphia by railroads
rich soil Producing large crops 70 acre tracts at s25 per
acre. payable within four years; good business openings
good society; hundreds settling and making improve
rnents. Apply to CHARLES x. Lands, Postmaster,
Vineland, Lands township, N. j. letters answered Pa
pers containing full information will be sent free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

CHoULD THIS MEET THE NOTICE OF PARTIES WHO
purchasing soldiers discharges who have served for
periods three and upwards they requested to
address 10 j. A. NJ. box 2Oi Herald olce stating
gven and when and where interview may be had
ITO THE PoLANDERS.-rHE CELEBRATION OF THE
Polish Revolution OF 1880 will be held Wednesday, Mo-
vember 90 at O'Clock NJ ia Mr. Ozabs saloon, l ESSEX
street, New York. THE COMMITTEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

RIO LEAsE-A RARE OPPORTUNIrY-THE PREM.
Nos and ~ Greene street will b. leased Tor long
term Of years. The location IL most desirable being
Broome and Canal streets and Broadway and on direct
line with the great Improvement n property from Church
street. required. fine I'VE stories ana basement build
Ing will DO erected for good tenant A:c other Premises
adjoining Howard Buildings 10 lease Win steam power.
Apply 10 Al. j. HOWARD, a 0rceno street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28

VxYANTED-A COUNTRY SEAT, WITH LAND, OR A
good Farm, within Or miles q New YORK near =
Brooklyn. Address, with particulars, boz a'ol New York
Post once.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08

condition or status of slavery or involun-
tary scrvitude Of such inhabitants, be and
they are hereby declared null and void.
And it shall be unlawful to institute, make,
ordain or establish in any of the States
declared as aforesaid to be in instruction
and rebellion any such law, statute, act,
or to attempt to enforce the same.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
any person who shall violate either of the
provisions Of this Act, shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor, and shall be
exceeding $4,000, and by imprisonment
not less than six months, and not exceed
ing Ave years, and it shall be the duty OF
the President to enforce the provisions of
this Act"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
From Louisiana and Mississippi.

New ORLEANS, December 4.-The Legis-
lature to-day passed resolution declaring
that there Is no opposition, open or sc cret,
to the Union or State Governments in this
State, and that slavery is abolished for
ever. They cordially endorse the Presi-
dents reconstruction policy.
An extensive contiagration took place at
Columbus, Mississippi, Saturday, destroy
ing building known as the Confederate
Arsenal" with 200 bales of Government
cotton. The loss is estimated at 81 ,OOO, 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08

Compound interest notes,
October 81. 31............. s173, ,141
Do, November 30. ....... 167, ,012, 141
Decrease. ..... $4,000, 900
Total decrease. ...... SIS, ,5S4, ,63S
Certificates of Indebtedness,
October 31........... 81 s55, sc 900
Do, Mover 80. ............. 55,921 900
Increase. ........ .... $4,000
Pacific Kailroad bonds 49,. 1880, 600
Total increase. ....... 81 296. 900
Net decrease in currency. S14 2SS, ,63S
Coin on hand, October 81 49, $34, ,554 9S7
Do, November 80 " 47.224. .379
OF which $4,000, 40 have been derived
from deposits in gold certificates.
Currency on hand, Oct. 81. S33, 500 sci
Do, November 81. .. 445S7 141
Increase. -. ...... 10,7s6, $50
Legal tenders in circulation,
October 81 ........... 1858, ,70e, GIL
Do, November 80 - $3.50, ,49S
Decrease. .... s7,419,173
sEMI-oFFICIAL MEXICAN NEWS.
Semi-ofticial news from the city of Me1i-
co, under date of November II, has been
received in this city, ut the Mexican Lega-
ton. Langlais, the Minister Of the Trea-
sury, whom Napoleon sent to Macmillan,
in order to arrange the finances of the EN-
pirc, has declared that it is impossible to
succeed in that enterprise, as the budget
amounts to 10000, 600, and the receipts do
not quite reach Is, ZOO, ,OOO There is no
confirmation Of the report of tho defeat Of
the Liberal forces under Ugaldo aud FL
gueroa.
The French are concentrating their
forces in San Luis Potosi, the city of Mexico,
and on the Rio Grando. Tho abandon
ment Of the States of Sonora, Sinaloa, Chi
huahua, Nuevo Leon and Cohuila is Off
clally confirmed in late advices from Mexico.
1t is represented that the Liberals are
daily gaining ground, anj the number is
always increasing. Gen. Diaz defeated an
Imperial force in tho State Of Puebla, and
afteward went to see Gen. Alvarez to COM
bine decisive movement against the
French. The Iturbidc family have re-
nounced their right 10 live in Mexico, and
all the political claims they may have to
the Mexican throne, for the sum of $780,
600 apiece. Mr.. Argel Iturbidc has given
his own child to Maximilian, and the boy,
only two years old, has been adopted by
Maximilian and made an Imperial Prince
Mrs. Iturbide, his mother, has been made
the victim of an Infamous plot. She has
been taken away from her son. After being
compelled to sign paper renouncing her
rights as mother, it WAS decided to send
her out of the country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08

Secretary Stanton has received the fol-
lowing despatch:
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
December 2, 1865.
''T To Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
'The constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery is adopted by All overwhelming
provisional Governor"
Winder, Dunkin and Gee, were sent away
under guard on Saturday evening. Winder
is sent to Richmond, Virginia, and is turned
over to General Terry, in command there.
Duncan goes to Savannah, Georgia, and
Gee to Raleigh, North Carolina.
There is some excitement to-day, from
the fact that two deaths from yellow fever
occurred yesterday on the ram Stonewal,
from Havana, an engineer and a fireman.
Proper precautions have been taken to
prevent the spreading of the disease; but
from the fact that number of visitors,
including y number of distinguished Of
tcers, have visited the Stonewall since her
arrival, no little uncasiness is felt.
The statement of the public debt for
November 30, 1867 has been published,
and the following comparison embraces
the important points deserving attention.:
Whole debt, dcducting funds
on hand, October 1..... S2,740, ,854, 75S
Do, November 3. ......... 14,633, 314
Decrease ... s26, ,221 ,444
Debt bearing interest in coin
October 81. 1................ 81 ,161, 1877 ,691
Do, November 80 ....... 1,177,531, 144
Increase. e............. s6,393,45
This is accounted for by additional is
sues of tivc-twcnties in exchange for legal
tender notes.
Debt bearing interest in cur
rcncy, October 81 ..... 81 ,19l, ,s19, 1877
Do, November 80. ......... 1881 ,149
Decrease. ...... :...... sl4, 4,28s, ,53s
Accounted for as follows:
Temporary loan, October 81. 800, 107, 745
Do, November 80. ....... S9,523, 107
Decrease. .................. s9,5S4, G39
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
From Washington.

Secretary Stanton has received the fol-
lowing despatch:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
Railroad Accident.
Poughkeepsie. Jan. s.

A sleeping car train due here 1t noon
to-day, vas thrown from the track ut
Vanderburg Bay. two miles above Strstts-
burg. the car tnmbliug in the river. The
car contaiasd thirty Eve or forty passen-
gers, who we're all moro or less injured By
the shock and cut with glass BY breaking
out windows in endesvoring to escape
death from drowning. A brakeman
named Green was bsdiy hurt. A regular
passenger car vss also thsosn from the
track, but did not go into the faver. So
perintendeot Lewis, With . gang 81 men,
cleared away the rubbish, and the road is
all right again. The accident was caused
by the breaking of wheel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

That SNOWY snow that isn't q
snow is humbug. Such an one, for in
stance, - We had last evening, spoiled
the skating and not enough for sleighiug.
Our public will be brought to grief. Il
will have 10 take brooms and sweep off Z
skating place. for it has very mania for
the slippery art. Venerable old ladies
and digni6ed gentlemen with frosted
whiskers and hair, pocket editions Of ju-
s1eniie humanity that go 10 Ma for .
piece between meals, young ladies aud
young gentlemen. everybody that can get
biz OF the ire OF youth 10 their blood,
lgo a-skatiug.
And since we have got sowe can strike
out with our right foot (the left one per-
sists in being unmAnsgable) and makee
three strokes before We fall, We are con-
slsding that skating amt 90 much 81 !
hnmbug after all. And then there are 90
many ladies that 60 skating. you know |!
There's the fascination about il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
Philadslphia, Jan. s.


The ice in the Surquehanna has seri-
ously obstructed navigation. Tue Trans
GU the Ph'lsdelphia Railroad yesterday
morning did not get through till this eve
ming.
The New York papers of yesterday
we're not received till six o'clock this
evening.
The train from here yesterday evening
had to return aud last evenings train did
BOT 60 out.
Trains, however, went out tonight -
usual. with the prospect Of getting
through in good season~
The Exsminer says yesterday . CON-
mission from Grants hines arrived at Va
riens under flag Of truce With 1900 bsa.
kess for distribution among federal priso
ners in Richmond. 10 addition ID. 1000
received isss week.
OF the City odd ,hsusand Yankee pris.
oners held in the south not over 1000 are
confined in Richmond, and more than
half of these are in tho hospital. Fur 4
year past great body Of them have bseu
shipped south
Richmond is hard pressed to feed lie
superabuadaat population, and the large
armies defending iis gates.
Il is relieved from IN overcrowded pris-
on in its midst.
The reports Of Sherman having crossed
the Savannah are confirmed
He i believed to be moving on Ora
hsmsville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

- zk - -. - = = - - 49, III sS.1
|. =! NJ
eea9B eeeseue tls = en1l1 - -
i hsvs another teas1t = - -
thsse ass e.tissly - oasy pcglb Sc -
teacher. Niss +. Leesense hns ~ q.
ysaeed sshool IN this WaSd. kn5ollsd,
ttfAA fqjlE syeraee e
T1esstnt 10 tuAeAoe1 81 1870 va
Fint Department Mjn 1AEI etehsn-
SOD, has enroliSd ~ dzily pat
40. Sscond DepaItnent Aiss Asry
Jewell. Eorolled, -; daily avsnge, 20.
MIA 8. p. Curtis hes school neal Hill
toa's Of ab0ut lQtoA olasl An4 4iq4Il leg,
! PIE johnson u 6tott6 MisIs, With bout
20 puplls. III ssrsas 81 az III IS I'M
Last " have three deplrtnelts u TIE
eolceed schoe1o The ApG 1nqehl b.
Yosk Andsfsoa, % enrolled; Saily avsf.
| 80 ~. TIA 1891 lanahk ~ Nm. g.
| Is. Caldwell. HofolIed, 20; daily average
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

The LECTURE. mere announce
ment that the renowned Peter Cartwright,
Ire Back-woo is Preacher and Pioneer of
Methodism-,he hero of scores of stories
annd adventures--wlIl lecture at the
Atheneum tonight. will be sufficient to
crowd the building with those anxious t,
see and hear the old veteraa. He was to
lecture at Warsaw this evening and the
Library Association bad, We learned. de-
termined to invite him to lecture here af-
ter the conclusion of his series Mt Warsaw.
Raw. Mr.. Burgess, however, visited our
neighboring city 90 Saturday and made
arrangements for Dr.. Cartwright to de-
liver his 6rst lecture here. He does it
this evening. And we bespeak for him
full house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
missouri Csastitstisaai 0ssvsstiss.
St. Louis. Jan. 8.

usasseusa Oeasus1tseoaA Oeoveaytea'
St. Louis. Jan. 8.
The Constitutional Convention effected
. permanent organisation yesterday By
the election Of Col. Arnold Krekel, Of
St. Charles comfy, President; Chas d.
Dsske, Of ST. Louis, Vice President. and
Maj. A. r. Foster, Of Frankiin county,
Secretary.
The Slate Senate yesterday passed .
joint resolution for the appointment Of .
committee Of eight to uenorisliEs the
Secretary Of War TO establish garrison
OF protection near the south west corner oil
the State.
Both Houses passed the bill author.
izing the Board Of Public Schools TO pro.
vide for the education OF colorsd childrel
in this CITY, the present law fofbidding
the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

~H. c. Ssempel, Esq, has been
appointed Deputy Clerk o. Fort Madison.
This is good appointment, and will, NO
doubt, give entire satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

MAsoNIc.-TLere will be . special
meeting Of the Hardin Lodge, No. %.
this Monday evening. Work on the
third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

e. Young America Fire Company
desire to extend their thanks to Messrs.
Mckee & Simpson, Mr.. Gum and WIN.
8. Wins, for furnishing carriages free of
charge, and to the citizens generally for
their patronage at their recent ball.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

QA1CHBL0R'e celebrated HAIR DYE l. tAs Hess d
y - 0s~51. he only Haratfss Trss sst ass6abSa
~ sssvH. bspssnaDa Hair Dyelts psrfscs-eAaacss
81, knsey, o. Gray Hair instantly b 0i1 oAse2
Wufys bvsoe ufhoat tnjuring the Ha1S ~ oenlnashe
skin, leaving tie Hair Son and Dsaatiful: Imports A
sisAty ireqnenty RESTOCKING it, pristine cosr - rscs
aee the III effects Of Bed Dyes. The genune d sgned
WILLIAM A. BA1CHKLOk; all oshsgs are mere irnita-
.o1e. asd shonld - evoisd Sold ~ all Druggists &c
eACIORY-1 oascaAy4reef, New York. BAfcxslon''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

MRLoDEoH WAHrED-To rent. Ad-
dress box sis. P. O., or enquire at KAN
mere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

MEXICAN MUsTANG IiNImENr.
Tbs paftss in IT. Lesis sd CiBein ~ho hare bssn
COuntsrfsing the MussaBg Lnisn1 Under prsierce Of
prcpfstcvship, have been thoroughly essoped by the
O"ert1- ~ g0ru e9ptnAt fuF1her iispc itfun, have
procured ffpd TIE u States Treasuty private steel
plate rsvsune stanp, which l. placed ser top Of 81
bottle. Esrh sssDp b<Au the sr sssAs Of my Ii M
ture, and ~Ithoai which the srtie1 i @ unteras,
saSeroos and worthless tns;&ti.n Exanine ever hot
tie Thi-iiAimen3haa besain and trp~sng ID vus r
many yesrs- There hardly Exists Hamlet in the habit
fsi ssssss IL 6s.s e.sis.ss 9 u. ussid. Wsh
it, pfsssnf nPsoved ifs effects upon and
bss ~ gssssis resarkabis- S@s - ks.iss. pans
s sassw ,.s -: s:.s ~. 49,. .Ss ss.i .sa
tisss s-@iiing. Essa els cal ires q sed harses
&c IL u Sovereign Rrmedt that shyald never b. H.
pease With. 1t .houid be In every sm D. Sid By al
oeal-AAv D. BARNES, New York
aHA VOICE FROM 1ICKSBURG.
vfcxasuns. 1is- Aag. ., lsss
thss have assd yoar valuable Csdrge sers sishx
ny .ss soase s. sss asss.isy .sa T..
asancs q the rirs around Nieksburg having
been sith G~a. Grsnt army tAroagKcni ~hoe south
psrsons Who ars szpossd 70 anhs.ltiy climates.
n. W. rOGLE
Agent q. 9. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE KY, SEPT lo, ls0.
On the I'd Of July last sehnitied through an sseps
Of mine 20 the Medical Director Department oil the
Amy ~ tnc hAmpIe OF nay Crdfun bStters
sxtnpectsn and requested IL Aksr Analyas be tound Il
Soldiers
The following Il the Medical Directors reply and alpo
aen h.sss.as P:ssss 70 ship so dozen = esee, 70
have u soid TO suffers. JOHN BULL
Il - sasiz2sd thAs Cedron Bitfers win do no harm
sny 90 taken prupssy and Ia mcdernfivn. ses no
oaectos 70 Dr. Bulls bens permitted apse u Il %
satisfs- A. HENRY THuRsTOS,
Surgeon and Medical Director
Hssdsvsstsrs Dspnrtneat u cunberland,
xssav!lIs, feaa-, Jsly -. 1858.
D.. John Buifs agent, Mr-. has permisSion 70 ship
70 Nashviic Tenn, Is gross 500 dpzen Of Buips c.
arcn Bittsrs FOR sole 70 settlers Ia the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury are 10 BE-
complied With strietIy.
~ order Of Major 0en. Acsscr.ns.
VIM N. WILEA
~ Major and Provost Marrhsl Gen
Tor SALE Wholesale and retail By Wilkinson, Artieet
20. keokuk, Iowa apri3dAv1yr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09
TIL IL CITY.


Psrss CAsrwaroHr, tie Bsckvoods
Prsaaher, will be in Ksokut TO. NIGHT,
and win deliver enc Of bis eccentric leo
ture, at
THE ATHDM HUN HALL.
Admission so cents. Doors open at s
o'clock P. N, a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

~ The death Of the son of DIR. Per-
dew, announced in Saturdays paper,
ought to be warning 10 boys who make
such careless use of fire-crsckers. The
particulars OF this dlsires ing circnm-
stance are, briefly, these On Tuesday
Eddie was passing along the street, and
another boy threw . lighted cracker
which struck him in the eye. and ex-
ploded; he went on to school, but his
eye panied him 80 much that his teacher
sent him home. Medical assistance was
called in, but all efforts to save the boy
proved in vain, as he rapidly failed, and
died Thursday night. Perhaps il the In
vensor of frc.craekers had never been
born, tbis boy might have been spared to
his parents and future usefulness but
no, his life must be sacrificed for folly's
sake. We don't see any sense in the use
Of these torpedoes, and must charge the
responsibility of The consequences upon
parents who allow their children to pur-
chase them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

WAR MEErIsG.-See call elsewhere.
Everybody is interested 10 it. Sorry that
it comes in conflict With DR.. Cartwright's
lecture. Had great mind to call con-
sultation of the "p0wsrs that be" and
have the war meeting postponed until
Tuesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

- - - ~ ~.
~ - 49, q IA 4 ) ~ uanv1
Esod 49, slnss % ~ 60 $500
md ~ are dad 70 - that or deloua,io.
il Congress feel TAI IL p,oph 81 our
eeat> expeek fkaa Is a. : ioadiAi -.
ID. 4 sha eoupo;ls q the nseio. s. ! oar
,ollieui ~. 49, Il ~ IL. - -
e;tiui.na a II. baliot hox m. .is.a ~
r....a f.. rf..e.,, 1919. - .u..1;.
.n- Is. r.. ,..,s.f g.. :, 49, Z. 8; s.l;L.
80, hc,. I. . h..l;.e y in R..4>rr !,
a.-.a.,. ,....l... m n ;.t.,.
90. !. ,h.l......- -. " ;-.!.,,-1.4 5.
~. So. .........,.. .-aI...-.
/. g -a1.laa-
.a......:.s.n. ;.......,. = .t.., ....,,..
-.I !. 81 =. .,.;,. ). -. 1900.
e.. -. as,.. ...,;., - -. yt.;x. 80
a.. ...s, 49,. /. ~.
fo,.f,c.1 nf ~. .h.4.,. i. H. ..t;ona
cou.c;l ch.nher.. AID - feel aapeci,l
| " oy.a;6.d tbat nr. K,sson has borns q
the boaor II istroduo;nr bill for the 70
neal of he nye.ept ;p;udioious and bro
h;h;,or, IL nm nssper. and ve trust tia
our Lon. deles.tiou vilI stand 81 him !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-09

q. Coi. iss =. B. Cav. - s.pt v.R L, Io.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
AGAIN aan AGAIN.

Our readers may think il strange that We 90 OF
sss axgs ssuas sheir atasatauza naaaeamsa pEssas~
atioa Already have We, for number Ct weeks,
urged the import anne of supply Of Cess oeaga
BalaaEn in the house, rsHdy for immediate use -
But cur exrnss Is the vast amount Of stiffness,
sorroR and death that are the imaediats ssAuls Of
ss.iden coughs, oslas aud pulEuonsy atiasA while
tho usands 81 Children srs dying treu er0up and
lung complaints. FINE aud experiences have PROV
ed that Goes Cough B2lsam is the most Spee1y
and reliable preparati u eseE kno@fn to The work.
like agie it relieves the Irritation OF ths ihFoat
ranloYss shs stoppages that prevent breathing ID
Group and heals ali ssreasss 81 the throat ehsst
tlangs. No nAzaasasd asaises 70 supply bis fAfni-
liz win saso nrsa reliable asiieine liks Goes
Cough BAlssIn, any more than be should neg eel
ths supply Of their daily bread. Il costs bat for
t. cenis aud the bottles contain twice IS mach ri
these 81 ana ether Feaads ~ iae saEae sosk, Mhii'
/ in MERIT II Is superior to all Others. All drua
stores keep IL tor sale Mar. 23-lm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27

CO /: has been generally conceded
that there is nothing that adds MARI 20
the outward appearances Of 8 nan than 3
suit Of neat f1iHg, we'll made clothes,
wiids Laf, .hgndserehisf, ueck-tie, etc., to
match and this conceded, tbf question il
~ tgastere thcy eanb BE- obtained I WIRE ?
Why at BLooM's. whore oas Of the iarE-
est ard best selected assgrtnauts Of
Reafs maIs CIolHipg be fnnd in gbe
West, can Be seen AMI ezamiped FREE Of
charge. BLoou bought his goods TO ssfI,
and wAat IS more, be ia destrlniued 10
sell Ih III Mt Al reasonable prices as 'apy
other pan"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-27
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lei, >" "Ppaf brr4fs Pm ana Eli Dreps,' iG4ld
Ruu4sjlst IA a. = Silver Psale k9&e D. skst''
&c. are enclas cd sRaItG CfsEps these to-
FFluPEr are tAeB Pisf-f ~ Z dgaSFE ard weI mix
RAJ iItu IS Ha6u.ds u Feeeiyed R4hk eaLS -tss
seats fgr rrtufn a.fage su& ctA ghaFrrs one q
TIE e4r4ls VI csz III 4ies IS s@kkI Al ts ta I'D
seal n art u to-sAe sRsseA asf, abs sff $50
turz kHt hee xEf {QF stas @nk ar. II NJ il pleas
III vith his form ~ forward the money ar
eai6Ilg u siFsCils IS I'D &xcuEe the pga#es thr
Article aERIatd sbgit hs IEaItsA ~ faS pAEstH-
Is tas exsaaYtc &3es IT p&afI faT Dfops s hftsast
pla 70 E0lsgs laaag Ehs csnid got wat ths5a,
2.d hss5 80 me ~ Elte !heal te--We vii seEsa Aay
atAtE On he G.4tssae VI a13 price btgh nss ka
preferred OF Z for any Fe2sca, 1sR enose 70 YES
tpge A3 sGI Ia4r. tep yea san LED tAe massss dsaR
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