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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
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ARNICA III.
PLASTERS,

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properties OF the Araica Flowers
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Afaica PIAtsefa. n 49, Y u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
Hsllswsyts EeraIfage CsHfeetioas

On hare almost sntitety supFrS rslsd
tbs old naassoHs ysrmiTuEes to tie de-
iigat of The poor little sufferers. Il cs1-
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aless as ASH oafy naRe pheasant e taks
hHt mere Ek;x5iys 10 cLEe. -.-...I
PsT&uss saq guardians having The cars
OF eaIifrea. Should keep thrm as aiEbl
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18

BuLtIoN.-van Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill. received this morning for melting
and assay, 1901 ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18
GRAEFENBERG
C~ATHoLIC0N

BEAUTIFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus'
cd by a relaxation Of the outlet Of the bladder.
II "a a most succeMful remedy for Gravel and
other diaesses o ftik Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Diseasesls unequallcd. The Cathol
icon uniformly cures Prolapsrs Uteri, Whites,
Al Irregularitfes of the Monthly Turns, suppress
sion, Incontlnenco Of Urine, Bloating end Drop.
sicai Swellings, and all Diseases OF pregnancy.
The specific action fthis medicines Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and Ligaments; restoring them 10 rs
healthy a state as those of childhood and youth,
40 thai patients who have used thu "Graefenberg
Compsny's Uterine Cothollcon cannot sufficient.
" expresstheir gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDINGTON CO..
Agents, 4l6 and4l8 Front St. San Francisco.
(fe26.1yl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18

#. miIlmen. -uslf 8 ton Of TYPE metal
cam b. bought. a. the NEWS once, In quantities
40 ,ul, type metal Is worth city per cent
more for "boxing" purposes than tho nAovn
metal now used for the same object IL Wou,a
perhaps be we'll for miilmsn to obtain q ,upp's
OF TYNE metal, a. there IL not much for sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18

NUNNY SACKs-A FINE lot
(J Of Gunny Sacks, suitable for Sluictng.
For sai0 III III g. KIRK & CO., Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18
Redington ~ Co.'s
Essence of Jamaica Ginger

rHIs VALUABLE PREPARATION CON-
taningin a highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most populardomestIe remedies for all
dIseases Of the stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic Is will be found invaluable to all
pcrsonsrecovering from debility. whether pro.
dnced by fever or otherwi for whilstit lmparts
TO Inc system all the glow and ylsor that can DO
produced by wine or brandy, Ills entirely free
nom the reactionaYy effects thatts How the use
Of spirits Of any kind
sufrer from freouent giving almost
immediate relief to the spnsms that 10 frequently
II gryesimmediatc rclieft TO Nassau, caused by
riding in q railroad car, or by sea.sickness, or
II 4, also valuable ns an externnlapplioation
for Cont. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGTON Il CO.,
fso6.ly Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18

IN prosperity we need moderation IN
adversely, patience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18

sALupRIous.-0urri rich streak oflovely
weather still continues. No one objects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pliers Opera House!

proprietors. .Messrs. JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Stage Manager Charley Rhoades
Musical Director. -. ..............E thinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
FRANCE.
INF PRESS on THE QUEENS SPEECH.

TIE PRESS on THE QUEENS SPEECH.
The Queen of England's speech on opening
the Parliament considered by tho Paris journals
sgmhcant In every point but two-the expedition to
ADysshia ana the Roman Question. The first the Paris
papers pass by generally without notice. not belong
ing to their competence but on the second they remark
rather freely and not by any means in favorable terms
Ld iTdnee semi official paper which generally sympa
ui rn, WIN lhe clerical party, says:
rms language from across the Channel, however
studied aud calculated 10 FORM none the for any
aquHfter pressing invitation not to prolong the
PS IN t al KUf gsPG as may be was
self very well to the Austrian regime in the Lombardo-
Venetian provinces The statesman who at this moment
presides at the councils OF Queen Victoria declared pub
hcy IN the House that those provinces were admins
tered as well as possible At the bottom Of this criticism
an exclusive preponderance in Europe. But the day
when the conflict arose, and when the Austrian DONNA
ton, broken nj Magenta and SadOwa by the sword OF
France had left the populations Of Italy to themselves,
England turned very quickly, and from that moment the
tactics from which she has not instant departed
to push the Italian movement TO its utmost limits to
encourage eyery audacy, and 70 patronze all adven-
tufes There no occasion to point out the object OF this
course England played her Rame she strove to take
away from France, by attitude in appearance
favorable TO italian precnsions the benefit which France
had achieved by her arms
The following passages from the seml-oical Standard,
unusually severe with respect the conduct Of the
Tory Ministry:
Those who have permitted the dismemberment OF the
crown hed by the father OF the frlncess OF wales ana
the conquest OF Hanover the cradle OF the dynasty actu
any lelgnnE IN Inganu VIII NOT lncHacNts
in the Roman question; they will disavOw, in case OF
necessity those OF their agents who make themselves the
sOckeepes OF Orsns bombs rs they not long since did
those OF their colleagues who were connected with MAJ
zin But specially astonished that the Tory Min
stTy resolved 20 oOnfne itself 10 wise abstenon, has
not extended that etcence TO its words and has not re-
sisted the pleasure Of placing an equyOcal phrase on
France in the lips OF the good and yrtuOus Queen Vic
tOra, The Minister'S OF her Britannia Majesty have be-
side hastened 10 resume correct attitude in protesting
the Houses their friendship for France and their
gratitude TO the Emperor Napoleon Their phrase H.
therefore only phrase and not on aet bnt 10 politics
all that II not useful Is Injurious That " maxim which
appears to have escaped the ripe age OF Lord Derby
well as the youth OF Lord Stanley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-Eycning-Ihc weather mas beeh
very Indictment FOR a few days past. The teeTaphic
lines connecting with London have been Frustrated and
numerous shpwrecks attended with loss OK life are re
ported The ship Lydia Williams. Capt. Carr, which LETT
This port on the 27h September last for san Francisco
went ashore HOyhead when only few days out and
will probably be total loss. The crew were saved The
British bark Guardian Angel from Liverpool bound 10
Hew-York was lost of the coast OF Wales no datel
Only seven OF tho wero saved. Intelligence mas
been received that the bark Krimpen Aandclek which
called from NewYOrk for Amsel had arrived AZ Lisbon
leaky, having experienced heavy weather She Wouid
discharge.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 2-i p. m.-The steamship Java
Capt Noodle from Boston, has arrived here On ronte 10
Liverpool. The steamship HelyCta, Capt. Thompson,
from the 10th Of November has arrived here
the way to Liverpool.
HAvRH, Dec. 2.-The General Trans Atlantic Company !
steamship Europe Capt Lemaire, which LEFT New 1est
on The 10Th ultlmO, Gas arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
The DRAMA.
DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

A Matinee will be given at the Fifth Avenue
Theater tomorrow. Ladies and children have thus an
opportunity VI enjoyment which ought TO DO improved
A new exhibition will take the field, on
Wednesday evening" at DOdwOrtbs Hall IL II entitled
"Easrs CarcaturamR" 1t consists OF 80 historical
careature paintings by painter who modesty adyer
tses himself the celebrated artist. Thomas Mast feet
by IL" These caricatures 10 IL claimed, viii illustrate
the history the United Staes from the landing OF the
Pilgrims until the present time There Is novelty In the
idea and II the celebrated artist" has done his work
well-and his dimensions certainly prOmisinR-the
exhibition has fair chance OF success.
The admirers of French acting are reminded
that dramatic performance will be gwen at the French
Theater this evening
Miss Janauschek takes farewell of Brooklyn
tonight appearing. at the Academy Of Music, as Mary
Stuart
The Golden Branch Ballet Troupe COM
mences tonight at the Academy OF Music.
The Pilgrim Panorama may be seen at a
Matinee to-day, at Bunyan Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
ITALY

MOVEMENTS or THE PARTY OF ACTION.
The Florence journals of the 18th state that
the following proclamation was posted up the walls
during the preceding night:
"faliansl You expect nothing else from the
archy than INJURY shame, and perhdy. Hasten then, TO
abandon It, II you truly desire the salvation Of Italy.
"MAZzJNI."
The Ponon,se Gasec states that as soon a. the Italian
Parliament IL opened the first thing done will be TO pro
woke q discussion the arrest OF Garibadi The EI-
dent ~ the Chamber The other parties will probably
divide thelT votes between ". RatazA and " Lama.
Tug ROWS SPEECH TO 1uR WRENCH TROOPS
teIegraphc dispatch has already announced that the
French officers nj Rome received by the Pope. In
answer 10 an address from Gen dc FaiUy his Holiness
replied ia Fronch afifQlOws;
= ann happy 10 icS The French army again in my
states; am especially glad To II arrive time under
such memorable circumstances My small but faithful
aud valiant army had performed you know prOdgics OF
Vlor but IL was exhausted by an unequal struggle. IL
has the less rendered By It's and consistency
signal service 10 the Papgcy, 10 France herself in SOME
% n ior having freed her from heavy burden which
t0Dli only trouble her tranquility 30 welcome then,
sons az The moot Cl-rlan nation. Eternal Father
cfo tho Pope raised bis eyeA 20 heayen bless France
Bless The Head OF her GONcrnmout Bee. ly, yea even
Italy and lastly bless the little state which oonhded To
me Bless all thoso who have or may come to my aid !!
Then Tho Holy Father who was much Affected gave hif
apostolic bcnediCton 10 all present.
stLE on CUCRCH PROPERTY.
Tie Tnifs ~ Florence The results obtained ne
tween the 10th Of October ana tho 10Th OF November III
the sales Of tho ecclcsssca property are a. follows
The number ~ lots put mp l.55 their estimated
value 400 t5fr. the price which they produced was
1850 c3sfr. being advance Of about 40 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Lo~ooS Dec. 2-Noon.-Ctnsos Tor money. % 1916
Us,fed states FiyeTwenty bonds II Sl6 Illinois Central
Railway shares, s9i; Erie Railway shares az.
Acknowledgment ioE money ~ V!9ena, "a! Il.
shares $50 Erie Hallway shares, As.
Eyenlns-Consols for money eIdiydend' % sis
shares 80; Erie Railway shares ~.
FRASKFoRr, Dec. 2-Noon.-Uni,ed States Five TWEEN.
1 A Si sSg usd STATES Fiverwen,es Tor the .suc
Eyening-Unlted States Five Twontes for the issue OF
LTERroor. Dec 2-Noon.-Cotton quiet The estimated
sales to-day 5000 bales hlddng uplands. I'D; Mid
1873 FOR White California, and 1871 for No. Milwaukee
Red Barley 80 FOR American: oats ~ for American
Peas lq6 for Canadian. Beef il2lG for Winter Cured
Extra Prime Mess. Pork, 70i for Prime Eastern Mes
Lard, ~ for fine American Cheese ~ i9r the hSn',
butch STANDARD sugar 266 Rosn, ~ for Common VII
reon and II for Fine Pale Ts0~ - Tor 9 AS' fd
Spirits. and 81 for Refined Clover Seed @' Tor NO
lA1ttteTnoon'~Cotton without change. Breadstufs
White California Wheat declined 70 10 ana Corn ea
vanced 20 as for Mixed Western oats barley ana Ieas
PORK Cheese aud Bacon without alteration. Common
Wilmington Resin declined 70 40. Other articles the
SAW closes dull tho sales to-day foot mp
5000 bales; Mddlng Uplands, ia Middlng orshHs
E,iifornia and 10 for No Milwaukee Red. Barley
So for American. Oats s'll for American Peas
sItra prime Meas Pork, 7Oi for prime Eastern
Mess Lard. .0 Tor ane American; o., CheSoe; "a
Cut No. ~ Dutch standard sugar, 200 RosIn; IS
FOR common Wilmington. and IL for fine pale IalloW
IlI for American. Spirits TWpentine, 81. petroleum
-spirits al gallon and Refined l3. Clover SEED Ss
for No. American Red. 80 - -. 81. - H..
LONDOs, Dec 2-NOon.-Whale Oil. $50 p 252 gallons
Ilnseed OIL a39 v tun. Sperm oil, ana tun Linseed
Cakes, Ril y tun for Thin ObOng. -.
AfternOon-The prices OF all articles Ia our market re-
main as announced IN the noon dispatch. 80,
Evening-Whale OIL, $50 y 252 gallons. linsced OH,
$50 y tun Whale Oil, 2ll2 y tun. Linseed Cakes, al
y tun for thin OblOng 49,, g.,
ASTwRBP, Dec. 2-Evening- fetroleum - Hah'S 4o'
Standard White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
STATE or TRADE.

sq M9s Ia S p1s S SSE,'h, e., rs Ss
CH,nfIros c. Dee zCoon IA good demand sales Of '''
wsiScTos nc Dee 3-Spii, Turpsuine srm at SOC Rosln
o :, ~ Tor Comuos ard 81 IS for No Tar steady ~ z'
CG'os Dee aBa,. dali ,nd 81, ,cl. prOdae.
s IN, Grn sugar s.hs arrived TO day h' quihv good
' cs sSSs" bee :"fcsT iun Spring E1 90 Tiss 50
wheat da ard declined &c quoted At y sogs o. 'o5 sS ana
w.. lie Quoted Al for Ola snd ~ arc for E.- Dat,
s5.s I'D is s. ,S.f'i %
Provisions, rJ .ens Ms Peff go on ne 'Boi 'pa w o. 'f
Green Meat. scti1, he shoulders 6lG7c Short h6
Cs. side s i i' ass t.i SS Sf isSs seG acd
20 Cboe. 90 lSqt6 75 Rscspiso ee: 600 Flour 500 bush
va: III, Tsur 200 su,h wheat, % 600 bash Cora
BpS,aIo De-, -Pous.le, ofso bbs a pa foE White w.,
;sP sp"st,.d ale, Of 1900 bush No Mraui,, GLIB a
e bush, IA 10 :, sh Sa.S S9.as.s per p. 50 ecnod
soninil Al 81 Oa o. h.v-'enE hs' ~ ear S. %
ma w.s 81 Barley quiet. sale. Of % 900 bush ws''srn
s Ssp ss Come Come s S S., 6 6sss SSShsS s.
w.. 600 sSl Ynr y 60 bHs ooo s s d. Sa
900 bush SSS 0G ps SS.H OSo ssh re-. ss' s
ar, vessels uroidsd Ihe ponAy nA. neIs sl b
90 600 bash and store when vessels are gram all
S,..eo No. aFou, sales q bb :. ere ssT =.
spIaE 81 ior b ss DALI sale, bush Amber ca.a. % IS
500 bush A.S" s,s o U1 % 90 bush No iSSs
81 a. s.isy srs s eSHIna 81 % .st SasS: C',,
I'D "a: S S.S n c.s F quiet through hg.,o y. h';
closed Railroad Prsghs-Poar 70 sos, ~, Sc bsS Wb..,
50,s Conn 900 bush Canal EIp:'no Ss FoOr
Icsi5. 3s :I's 81 s. aSf 81 Com sS
&c ps .,. s Ss D 81, % sSs sei Ola
80, sd.s i2Ic Hsmi l2ie MHI 1871 o,si r.sns
Nos sfasr iis1, R.osiPu. by rail- ~" a'A'' ''''' op'
there there . 5,y S d' stss NY %e% r..
s.u B,f1 90 %, tgs Cove, SeVi VsO''' %'rs "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
o.....1 g.-...rors.,t

THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
From Our Special Correspondent
ALDEN, Arabia. Oct %. 1867.
Twelve steam transports have left this port
and arrived at Zooa which has been decided on as the
base OF supplies port camp &c. 10 is on Ansey Bay
about 30 miles south Of Massonah Between 1000 and
700 native Indian troops have reached Zoola and are
now epcamped about l6 miles from the coast IL Is con
tempated 90 further into the INTERIOR but the pre-
co locality ia not known 10 the military authorities here
for by the lst OF November when VIII oe hpie 20 give
YOU full particulars. The Bombay tbTlusn troops are
expected to land by the latter part Oh No'eOo ~Hen
active GpefWSn ORE seames have len for Abys.ha
zoola making Il in all from this port bne nppsece
eames yet goes We have DO iut,her @ mi
from the troops already landed except that tey are wen
and have abundance OF wood ana bnt hnt The health OF mis-
town Aden and camp Ia good JOIN pslty ~ .. ~
cent OF Mount shumshum toin9o ,1 ~ hden stands
OF the extinct volcano on when tne l0"n w
and commands fine view Of the whole fehlnsunt, "A
~ b. There being telegraph me DetWsS cen, and n
Abyssina, thence will reach YOU VIA SeL mn
don In advance OF anything can SEND You viii 'noi'
fore not communicate again until 10n s9e cSIrrIo
EXPLORATION. c,,oh N,sponarv
The Rev c. IT, Blumhardt OF the CnufSh - tha AM
Society, who has just compiled hand.DooA on no Dor
harc language, containing VOCABULARY IN % d. 70
doc and Amharc has accepted the ~ hbysspia
Special correspondents for ADyssha nom LII Tho
london daily papers are now IN IN ,d 6CenOA'
TRs inSaiide R,asse publishes the following dispatch
from COnBtantinOpe received Dy way VI
"The preparations OF tho English Tor me ehpsuon 80
Abyssinia prove that the object Is not oni1 70 psnts
an the eoast OF the Red Sea- They are taking wth tne
railway ready TO be laid down between Magdaa ana
the interior OF Abyssinia." - ..oy,, pytY
Mr. Dudley Baxter thus gives the probable enee1s 0, e
psform act / The county constituencies increased BY
$50 900 electors per cent the borough ~
towns considerably Increased The relative power o.
the great landowners diminished Inc RcTsasea
The eIcessiyo representation OF the boronRns over ~
counties IouNNO~ ' ~ Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03
OBITUARY..
ROBERT z. ALEXANDER.

Mr.. Robert +. Alexander. the well-known
breeder died. on sunday night at his residence Wood
burn KY latter a short but severe illness. MT A. did
moro for the thoroughbred horse In It's true form than
kny other man in this country. His breeding establish
ment was not only confined TO tho running stock but
many noted roters and welbred cattle have been bred
on his farm The father Of his flock tho we'll known
racer Lexington, from whom nearly all our swiftest
steeds claim patenteGe, ap9 DO bred from at least one
belonged TO BIS stable, ana Extra the famous colt that
this year made one of the most remarkable races
progeny Of the famous Lexington have won over 60
ths year Mr., Alexander was bachelor about IS years
Of age and his property will probably 90 TO his sstors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03

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sugT tni s Of HavaBs At DlEs Hoff dn s1pe,nns -
ae8 Extras 80 2jd Wheat dull sales Of ~" bush fs
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rel a.; New yellow 81 l5a 81 %; oi MIed Western 81 -
Oats dull al iOGiec. Provisions unchanged
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whipping 10 40I2c sold Saturday al l4al four o
and unchanged Wheat du Prime to Fancy fa ~ - o.
Spring 81 dSl 90 shade better al 0dJic Oa Vac
BaeTSpng higher; Fail unchanged Rye scarce snl m1nf AZ
81 ~TS 90 PORK in improved demand Mess szO 'o9 ~ %
Bacon unrhsnged he New sugsTe1 btc Od &c
lave Hogs se'e eyae Rceps-2ooo bbh Flour S'OO oa''
Wheat 2.2O0 bush. Corn - 49,
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800 bales receipts 60 exports I29 bales sugar IN sol
demand Common Die Prime, lJe hoaes recft -
liberal hVors from bae; Common 1Oe Prime 70 CRoce 20
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