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MARI thls - TAls Magic u1 toes npi SIT BROKEN
BOMBS ~ rfpR&ee simple - campaaDa frseiufes pro-
2acsa ~ external ytsecs hut sef year skilifal sur
e has feaUed shs dksocatan ~ fepiaeei the hrpkea
h1ss hsg The hesiag aud reaAiqn process gfet
TIE hsaf8znis activity sahdHes uaAnTaaten and FIR
lhers . raFa auaaoFfasiV
saaaa fsfa seem ~ proaa ia ,sing bow lame theh
shNltaers aseaf tnY ofsCk 10 he back or i have st
tbs ea4eA sns aslFht IN breEstRg that nothing can
safe M bet whsH . gft fgeA Asfal FOLKS 70 80
HsAass Pain ksgang Maa3s OIL fssshtaiis. not eny
thflf aeanss And charm ssay their pstns but
sgaalg saks az thsg kinA ~ 4FNg gs q tl ahd they
ffaakly a~u ap sAd say - 3orks hks ehArna
&hf tAsn seg spsine and aNhas' gouF temper spell
> car ssAuty iusss sM sant q Esnas's Magic Oh
Mhg ssaiies nembusA, - yeanf bsFsis do fesa
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Hoat 10 ICE Tile RElEDtE3,

In Diseases n DE Hood Ilunors on the Face arr
and every part u The y uBa Extract sarsapaf ~.
pIynE Z, PimI, anI all external lIgmors E-upons
the Improved Rose wash.
Use Extract Bachu for al diseases requiring the aid
Of Darelc except those of the Urinary Organs zach as
Gonorrhr, AMI elect 10 these use the Extract Buehu
and nIec, with The Improved Rose Wash
ez- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEy ADMITTED
TO Use ~ TIE UNITED Stairs AENY, and also are
in very general use in all tho STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout The land, rs well 10
in private practice, and considered 80 inya!uabls
,.una,itsk
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VNH0apsOSe IMPROVED Truss. iaf safe BY
L GEokGE IrITLk Y D. FaetorT fesat :.
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/ UMBER FOR sALEl
zsoee f~es sea1rs Tisstef ysrsous stress
agaa - iarh .tsslare sfrnos Flapg4He.
1s9e snrh SEASONED Sfsuet FlAnk
BOARDS S0lsT sa6 TfaBEE fasr shed a. thoss nottes
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PLANNING * MATCHING.
BATTESKfLLLUMBEg COMPANY
ksErAsxE- Mr. !. 80 -seW
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ion PRINTING Il ali ksa ussay s4.
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syphilis ana Mercurial Disease.

From DR.. Hiram SlOdf, Of 81 L0ai5, Missouri
al find your SARsAPARILLA a more ehcctual
remedy for the secondary symptoms Of Syphilis
and for sypitc disease than any other VIC possess.
The profession are indebted to you for some Of the
best medicines we have"
From A. J. French, II. D., an eminent physician Of
laurence, 1fttss., teto Is q prominent member Of
the Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
DIR. AVER. by dear Sir j have found your
SARsAPAMLLA an excellent remedy for Syphilis,
both Of the primary and secondary type and ehcc,
10 other remedies. do not know what VIC can en-
ploy with more certainty Of success, where power
full Alternative IL required"
Mr.. Chds. s. Ian Lieu, Of Nesc BrHnswick, ". j.,
had dreadful ulcers His legs, caused by the abuse
of mercury, or mercnriai disease, which grew more
and more aggravated for yeare, in spite Of every
remedy OF treatment that could be applied, until the
him. Few cases can be found more inveterate and
distressing than this, and 1t took several dozen
bottles TO cure him
Teucorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrohlous W
cerafion and ART very Often cured by the Alternative
effect Of this SARsAfARILtA. some cases require,
however, In aid of the SAhSAPARILLA, tle skiiiul
application OF local remedies.
From the ,reli-LnoDn and uidely-ceisbrdfed Or.
Jacob NORTH, Of Cincinnati
81 have found your SARsAPARiLLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases Of females Many cases Of
Irregularlty, LcucorrhGa Internal liberation, and
local debility arising from the scrouons diahess,
have Welded TO it. and there are few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment"
4 IEiy, umellipg to aito,c The publication Of her
name, tcrifesi
any daughter and myself have been cured OF
rory debIlitating Leucorrhna of long standing, by
two bottles Of your SARsAPARfLLA."
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by scr0fula IN the system, rapidly
cured by this EXT. SARsAPaRILLA.
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proudly refers 10 Professor. and respectable phy
.tclhHs-many Of whom consult him 10 Cfi,ea easrs
because ol tis acknowledges Nil aud reputation,
ATTAINED ti'ro5gh 80 long experience, imetice and
observation.
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M!''I!N'!' ! j I u 4!

All medica. men aud the press recommend DIR.
STRICKLAND'S ANTI CH0Ll RA MIXTURE
MS the only certain iemedl for DburfUu and Dvs.
optery, IL g. combination 81 hsttit ttte hisyr
ents, Simulauts. and Carmnatyes .anG * warlurt-
ed to effect cure after all other mca rs have tlled.
For sale b. all Druggists. 90 cents per bo,rIc.
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COTTAGE ORGAN,
ps BENNR HI EIISElELl MLa

Is extsrmtntne wth u rheumatism, has iiscov
trxA has certain combination II OILS with the aces ~
pants terms medical campsaua the ~ ieh eafet
SCI Fsin sid lnaamAiaeH. - wateF queuches bro'
lie Hua has 10 bis p0ssfsslo large namher ~ esf
uaratps hssn Frdpie fright hame Ia Pttsneia and
~ lna- - al...sIna he esrat Nalna "a his
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ouAck NosrnI,M MAkrn.

through false certificates aud refer ncss gnd Gem
mebdauous of the medicines blythe dad who carr
not expose ~ contiHdict them Of pbu. l,sides, ~
further their imposition, cops from Medical ho "
much that Is written d the qualities and effects Of al
ffet herbs aud plants, nnd mefihe VII the came 10
their Pills. Extracts specifies. &C. must Of which,
fnotall, contain Mercury, because Of the ancient
belief " il "enring everything but now khawn
to "Ail more than Is cured "-nd those moi Allied,
contiuiiouaiy % jured iat lie.
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Gcmld Head, Sore Eyes.

Prom Harreg SEEKER, Esq, The able editor qf the
JdakhdHn0ck Democrat Pe,msylrdHid.
sour only child, about three years of age, was
attacked by pimpcs on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a oathsome and yrulent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. skilml ply stefan applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without my
apparent effect For fifteen days we guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes
tcring aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
face Having tried every thing else we had any
hope from, we began giving your SARsAPARILI.A,
aud applying the iodide OF potash lotion, as you
direct The sore began 10 heal when we had given
the first bottle, and was well when We had finished
the second The chiid's eyelashcs, which had come
out, grew again, and he is now as healthy aud fair
as any other. The whole neighborhood predicted
that the child must die !"
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DR.. STRlCKLANn'S PILE REM BY Unsecured
thousands OF the worst eases OF Blind and bleeding
Piles Ii gives immediate relief md effects per-
manent cure. fiy it directly. Its wsrrmtei 70
cure.
For sale by all Druggists. 50 cents pt bottle.
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pING's VEGETABLE AMBRnsIA.
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O.. Ayers
oARSAPARILhp'
"a -~1s'' sHa.s ss.ss' ~


auroraiA and eoronalous Diseases,
Frs@ E@ss1 Edes. ~ lae~a esfSAasf y o.
fsTt tfasaf
II haze soa lsr9s quanilsiss q yess sAEsArA.
KflEA tuf neesf yet enc iuftis vkth fsiina 81 tie
assFea sases snd isl taEissseton y tbsse ~ho ios
H. A. fast - ezr reoTs tfy h. fig9 sfcv thsrs hss
bpea W ncdirlns lsks i bslofs IN sar eommuHisy.T
Rruptaoas. pimplss. Hiotches, Pasiales. u
GERS. Sores. and al Diseases Of The Skin.
RVS Res Rolf straffpA Rrysfel, Eaaigaf,
. I orliY 80 ny daty q yea and The pubiles hea
adj ms testimony 30 thst yea pablish q ne ne
dsriaai xifsaet q yoaf 5 kKskFkEitLA Ny dAugb
Ter. agcd tea, had an sfiesieg hanoF h heT ears,
sycs, and hair Scr years, whifh us vsrs unssle 70
been wei fsf seine lDaaths.'
Frua Ms Isse r. Rscs. tesll issasea and EsaieA-
efsemei ladp n penassrslie, Cape Aty Co. =,
my daughter has saaeFod for year past with
scrafslous oraplion, Wiich was very Troublesome.
Nothing adoragd any rclif until we trlcd Year
sAESAfAE4LlA, which soon completely onfcd her
Froa Carlcs 2, tage, Esq-, q ~ sride'y t1.esr9
uage, WsrraH 20. staHsgf 1cfuyfTs n ea0saesaaa
pePerg "a Nashta, n. H.
II had Cor SEVERAL years very tronhiesofne
ktH,or IN my faeo, which grrW constantly verse
uuiA i disagured my features and hccRme an intol
cradle shhietion ! tried almost every thing iasn
could Of both advice and msdcine, bat without aay
relief whatever, until I took your sAnsArAEtttA.
Is Immediately made my face worse, A. you told me
IL might Tor 1 time, but Ia 4 few weeks the
ska began 20 form under the blotchcs, aud con
tiHned until my face IL smooth A. any eodY's,
and AN without any Efuatttnihh oi te niSeAtt tAt
4 know Of. l ENJOY perfect health, and without
doubt owe u TO your sARsArARiLLA.'
Erysipelas = General Debility Purity the
Blood.
Prom Or. Robf Sascin Houston ST., Neir fort.
DIR. AYER. | seldom iail 10 remove Ey1tpfioas
and Scroalots Sores By the perseYering of your
6ABsAPARfLIA, aud ! have Just now cured an attack
Of Malignant Ergsipcias with IL. No Alternative We
possess equals the SARsAPARILLA you have sup
piled TO the profession as well as TO the people"
From J. r. Johnston, Esq, Uatensan, Ohio.
81 For twelve years, had the yellow EFyAipclaa
on my right arm, during which time tried all the
celebrated physicians could reach, and took hun
dreds Of dollars worth Of medicines. The ulcers
were 50 bad that the cords became visible, and the
doctors decided that my arm must he amputated
began taking your SARsAPARlti.A. Took two bot
ties, and some Of your Pulls Together they have
cured me. ! arm now as well and sound as any body.
Being in public place, my case Is known 20 every
body In this community, and excites the wonder OF
ALL"
Prom Hon. Henry MoHro, M r. r., Of Newcastle,
c. ", leading member Of The Canadian Pariia-
nenf.
81 have used your SARsAPARILLA IN my family,
for general debility, and for purifying le blood,
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence In
commencing II 10 the afflicted"
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PIIY. MILLING MAGIC OH,
IT WORKS LIKE 1 CHARM.

Ana the alpts they use Il. and become better seC
' iih &, 'thr heftsy they tiksit' They I'll say
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who know little IT the nature and characters spec
ial Dieeases, and Lhss ~ g Their cure, Some ~.
hibi forged Diplomas Of Institutions ~ Colleges
which never existed unny nari Of tie word uthers
tXhihit Diplomas Of the Dead how obtained, an
BasR; not any assuming and advertising IL names
OF Those igscfted 10 the Diplomas, bu 70 further
their iml o iuon assume names ot oihef most eels
bmted Physicians loug since dead. Neither he de
ceived by
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AFFLICTED AND uNroRruNArKl
FonriaS AND NATIVE orAcKs,

e not robbed aud add 10 Your snaegiugs 10 being
deceived hy The wing bansis. misrepresentation,
lac prnDlfsos md prefeuaistts Of
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IGSoRANcE or ouACK DocToRs Ann
NosTRUM MARERs.

Through he Ignorance plths Qnaek Doctor kpow
ing no other remedy, he rries hpoh NtHcucuLf.
and gives II 70 allh s paisntsln Pm. Drops ks
the nostrum maker, equally ignonut. Rdds 10 his
called Extfaeis, Specific. Antidole, &c. both re-
lying upon Us effects Ia curing few hundred Il
i lrumphod in various WAYS throughout the land
but, Mas pethng Is said Of The bniance, same Of
whom die. Others grow worse aud are lcft to inger
and suffer for months OF years until relieved ogcur
ed, II possible, BY competent ply denns.
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hAHANNhhs AND TRAVELLERS,
r. avoid aud escape Imposition 81 ForsEn snd
Native Quacis. sort sHnsrpas IN boston than
other large cities,
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send 25 Gents for Ccriiflcatc.

In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
warding the Certificates. paying postage aud do
ing the business, IS cents each, which mus be
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent for. Five
Certificates will be sent for ) eleven for 81,
thirty for IS, sixty-hye for $40 one hundred
for $l5
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Dr. L.Dlx's

charges are very moderate. Communication an
credly confidential, aud AL may rely on him with
the srictest secrecy and confidence, what ever may
be the dsepse condition or situation Of any one,
married Of single
Medicines sent by Mail or Express TO all .pans Of
the United States
Boston, Jan, lss5.-iy3C
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engaged 70 Treatment 81 Special Disease. acf %
wtil Known g. many CH,fcus, Publishers, Msr.
chants hotel frpretpis. Sc, tl,at he J, mach
recommended. and particularly 20
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0. Fisher, Upper Broadway, nearly sPDosiss
PhGnix Block.
A. 4. snISh, CgpeE Broadway, south side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08

We would direct the al.eation Of tha.
class of the republican party sho base,
with susa persisteEcy, urged tie admin
istFatiQn TO adapt towards tbs people of
The States lately in rebellion g.eiI.st It's
Lawful authority, the barb4Tb&s iseatulan.
of general hanging and oonSstati3a, to
the fullowing opiEion uPoa thasd sub jRcts,
expressed in iate aambet OF the Wash.
ingtca Chronicle, By is e2!laE, NJ. Eas-
ney.
lis source Of great gratihcati1n To
dem0c4 ats 10 ind that, aft3r all the abuse
and Villiieation which has BEEN SO l4v-
isaly bestowed upon ghem by the iBeon-
s!lerato fanatics, the iuua Of braias ana
heart in the rcpublaia party are rapiIIy
veering round aud placing themselves on
the identical piatf1Eal EFoa which dem J.
Gratis have stood duziog ths whole egant-
ful period Of the past fbgr years. Il is
the only true and safe TBIiey to bc obsrrv-
I'd in regar1 to the ma azas of the people
II ihesothera States. Fastivontts, e5n-
ailiatl3a and kinaEaas les mara po9cr -
govern brave bat lala3Ha pe0pei, than
al the cruesty eyer pe7petrated upan Q
fallen foe, by The most henrticss II ty-
rants was ever a4ls to easyet. 10 irffer-
eaes TO this subject the egqnicle sl4rs-
a radiea. loyaii3s, "a A5olitloniBt, en-
a7T5casa of tbs most vigorous pFoseeu-
ton Of the war, With EaIb regard to tbs
fate Of tAa Rebels and rlbal property,
should nov Feaec: t4as b uusG agaia be-
come fall1g citizen 0f that great boIy
OF those Who hare been in reb6IlioD{ aal
of all, we mast say, except a few scores
Of leaders, who wils Eake good their es
oapa lato foreign countries, die ia ! last
desperate struggle With tb5 forces Of tbs
government, or he aagghE and punished
juaiGiaiy. the iiaa of xpelIing The re-
bellious population from ihc coaatFy,
and dividing mp tt il lapds among hle
soldiers, aLise 81 blaGE, Is mduzt.ous
barbasisR, ahe oaEspslhr Of eaplditY, aaI
las as little a1iusiy N4iEli batriasisal rs il
has With the spins III Christian pLaaatLFa-
Fy. 4 wise aud baniEceat eaytsara. 81.
viii not and cahn3t afrlrI to tolerate q
spirss ef proscrfp9Eoa, which, RhiIs il
Gasy crafty the aFasico al individuals,
viii nurse tAe saa1 DfI dis2ou.eut, und ne
eessitate the na!at4iaaaea or Z la-rs
standing array to prevent fatQra ravo.Gs.
al history ahaunis Ia examples fnll Of
warning on lhis head; and Of all nations,
the American Repablio would be least
excusabia il il should fail 10 to profit by
them"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08
q sEasaBLE REPUBLEeAa VIEW

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
The leading republican paper Of western
Nss Yasks takes shs following view Of
tho requirements Of the situation:
ssWe begin to appreciate the utter In.
possibility Oh visiting the full measure cf
eAx lirss purposes af rev epgs upon taS
southera people. We see that Il is un~
desirable and inhumaB, as veil as impoS.
sible. ffBut,'' svy GONE, "an example
must be made. 1t will not do 10 permit
50 gross crime to 20 entirely unpunish-
ed. We must hang ths leaders, To
what end? Ia not the South already sufs
hcienliy devastated and impoverished p
Has not their hEavest and best blood been
spilt In vain. and hiss nos ignominons de-
feat burned into their souls like hot iron
Is not their darling institution Of slavery
gone forever 2 Would it not be 8 great
or punishment to them to be permitted
TO live, than to be clothed in tho robes Of
martyrdom ? We dJubt very much the
policy Of hanging or shooting even TIE
leaders, as . fnal tonic for rebellion" +"
What has our ncighbor to sag to ths
abovs2 Is the editor of the BaEal4
Commercial advertiser q rebel sympathi-
ser traitor, beoause hs believes IN the
New Testament doctrine OF Mercy, Char.
ity aud forgiveness, rather In the explot
dsd Mosaic creed of an ego for an eye
and q tooth for d tooth?
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THE LAST OF THE DELAwAREs,

The following Eouehiae tribute 10 ghe
ssLast OF the nelawgges.. ws ind ia the
Memphis Ballesius Of kaa IIth ~.
In Cgitteaden epaasy, 4rkansas: deep
in tho wild wood of brakes and lakes.
some six miles distant ih The rear cr TIE
'pacifs Place." thars Hved Two Of lhe
Dsiasarss --f' f'ButIaEo 70 and tis faithful
squaH ''Ellen." .IE0s bsaaa Of Fsd -skiEs
were cstsemsd By 4ll Ala kaaE she,a, as
Buaalo was notS4 fas E5is iataErily Of
character and kiHiais n heart. 7 Ucon
the banks Of the Biz ljlbsk BE- haa bis
rude hat, aad saHFtsassl himself BIZ bar l.
lag and traffic iza 4e esg 5f small game.
.coon, tniak, and qssF, fAsch was& aasa.
erous around him. uasiag lat week d
stranger passed als Auk and eafhtdf 10 see
the FeseEan iRdi4as aGsi, to bis surprise,
found IuHalo wFasned IN Eis kis1Eet, q
UsTpse. Some hAfa lade frosa tt4s hat,
tIn found his poor sasfav v absdon ta4 way.
side. II is supposed tAas she hai eaaa
Of for help sud lEad nerssLed o. the road.
aow long they bal segaaiaad 10 gLlir
sleep is % all faYsferY. They were bar
led together. 0lss grayo holds tlc iass uf
Sns l5etaxaTeS. The war Ehoep Is now
aahsedsas for aheY have passed away! -
The light foct Of sha faBa Nay prtss tae
surf aboVa them, aos tha bear psusa al
.he s'laat r1acs os raat.'s Tbs bine.iay, !,
and shs robin red lrshst, naay chsunt 4
,srihata to their msnaofyi Will uafass,
with generous hand, nay give the spot
some dsi4y sweet from her gar,iea waste,
- oil that viii be reaaeFed 10 tEe sepal-
chre the white maa's spade has formed. -
The .tlli Rel Rsnc' is 30 d sre! The
woods viii never seAs the salea of bis
own rife as IN days gone, when lis uuer-
ring eye and steady hand marked It's si.hs
or pulled It's trigger.
May ais spirit, 10 ito Happy H4utine
GEoaad'a beyond tie skies, asi COM.
maaion With his tribo abb lsaAe ,E.,sse gs.
faga him the lgss arras froIu BIS Culver
sent aky9ard fsoin sha bss -stsigz eg the
sToung Arkansas lkcsier,s' his li.tla
fsiead. Think Of pe sE old Bafrslo. AZ Is
watches thasa lines ~ psasd, and ko1a.s
tho old huaker ia xhere he airas---yst
where the ar7o1 csEnet Ysach.
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agxEsa coLoRs FoR oUT-BlaLDENas
RARMEs, kgs H. f@

a. Williams, Ia the Huras. 4asIHs rsssss-.
communisakcs The foliwping thFea recipes
for mixing. colors fof barns, ont bgildiEgs,
frnces, ke. lie says. fl wo4Ia here aEs0
sss-e tlss opportunity 10 proEe4t Aa4szs.
the toa gpnIaen fashion, in ta4 asssaasFy,
Of Using simple white wash Without aay
coloring Ingredients. For lbs sake piI
good taste, hare il cream ealos, q sioRe
color. piak cul1T, ssEas ealur or aHy
saaDg lak plains lRKavpFings gsisssaipg
white, which Ii only Little lhattex sLaa
the glartng red Of car Gnrgn "a settI tl.acats
in i'eunsyfgania. Ii aida greatly ta ihe
bsa uty, no less thaa the rsiue gf . eaun.
try rssiaeasa, 10 have the walls, as well
Is al Tie uLbaislipgs AMI aA Ajaiaiag .gsa.
eess we'll eeinEed. 10 either of tie Eol-
lowing recipes, Il mixed aceasdlng u iL-,
reekioas sps Ksod aFplisatEsa WssI' last
from gW6 u four years.
No. I.-- Hash fbr OuG-B aildiaqs.-
SKINNED milk, two quarts; fresh slackea
lime, o.; wbits Burgundy pitch, 2 oz.;
Spanish white, lbs.
= The limo to be Stacked IN wassr rxpos
ed to the air, mixed IN about ono- quarter
Of milk; tbs oil, ia which ths pissb - pie e
Yiously dissolved, 10 be aided littie at d
time; then the rest OF the milk, and after
wards to- Spanish white. This quantity
il safheient for two eoais Of IT yards: tEe
cxpsnse, oae cent par yard. Color to
sais taste7--yellos ocaes, s4i.iaa red, or
Psisian biua t#f
Nd; q Wass for !as 04fsfas Of As
Buildings. bashei ds Iiae, one
ponnd glue, oae-hAlf ga!1n linsasa oil.--
Color 10 SUIT. 81
No. g. Hash fir Oal- B@Aliags.--
slack one bushel Of lane la a barrel,
add one gallon liasaed %Sl, md As much
Spanish brown as wifi shade il 70 your
liking. e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-08
NATIONAL CHARACTER.

Persons are reporting tho acquisition
Of great many relics from Charleston,
such "a colonial documents, reyolationa-
ry documents, ancient legal papers,
leases, deeds, &c. some Of Hhica looks
very much like stealing. Some Of these
legal documents must be valuable 10 ths
owners. Taking them is n wantou theft,
which canuot be covered up By re.is
hunting. We advise takers and receivers
not to publish their acquisitions 1t
damages the national character. - Cia-
ciHndtH Gazette.
II the Fnational character" depends
upon tha reformation Of abolition thieves,
it 10 to be feared that the "national char
acter" has been already damaged beyond
repair.