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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
NEWS Summary,

Jgha Jssoh .Asser died On the I7th, in
bis ooh ysar.
Up 70 the 18th, tia Psaasslyania Leg
islatars failed to eieos U, s, Sen stor.
Dir. Meclsrnand, il is rcp0srsd, viii be
appointed minister to siexieO.
A letter from Tennessee, says revenue
ofEoss was shot willis asssmpsiSg 10 ssiss
an iliseisl ssil. a3fy q s1ftt
The King OF Portrayal difssissd the
iswss ehsmber Of the Cores aad srses-
ID n new eisssiss, TO msss % April.
A mas, supposed 20 DO Darby, toe
Fsnisn, she waa sssessd - AaapAssssr,
has bssa sapsars1 10 ireland.
The House bill Per sxsssaiag tbs time
sSs The ssmplssien "a che Dabssae &
Sioux City Railr had, wss passsd.
The MasylaDa Legislators sssk tSo
ballots fer Senator, en- he l6sh, wisheat
|rssufg. E $500 s.s-saye-a
( /
TIE Masers Of Phila5slphia are absas
70 srsss gigaasiO ssnpla go less Lang
By $50 feel ride.
The annual sale % psws Ebirh took
place in Bssohsr's church, nessed, pre-
niass iDaladea. $3.50.
The ohio Legislature slesssd Hon. 4.
q. Tbarmaa unissd States Senator's, on
TIE lssh INST. $40 s
The EItsis daughter o. Herr Pcggaallsr
was basnsd 10 death on Sasarday Iass, iu
Bsnsoa township, Dss Aolnes soassy.
TIE oldest daagAssr Of Robess 4 Hen,
representative from Dss NJ slnss sc0Ssy,
had hsr leg breksn, Sanday last
Inpeaohmsns 10 strongly talked "a In
shs Hoass should shs Rxsssasas sssass 10
lrseogniss ssasses,
Cor. Haysssh As appreciated Joseph, ]
WEBB Of Hsssiiton epansys sargeen.
general for the State 81 Ohis, y
vssy inpoFs@as .oorresponAenss be.
swssn MaxImlllaa aud Napoisos, Ii l.
said, has jass been pabIishsd 10 Msxioa.
Tbs Hsass csnmissss % Rlssljsps
hss referred ths eopsestsd case ID bio.
Kss and Yoaag. . ! sub. sonnlssss,
Oosdrieb, sAs plssaald, Hasa, Say.
ises bank sobbsr, haa dsfaulssd, aaa
jsases Bis fashsr u pay BIS ban.
L ~ tfAssschaStssk H1ass Of Reprs,
sentsiisse paoead h third sssdiasx
bill. b. ! sots ef I'D 70 Sc sepealiag tht
oonssabalasy ed. 81 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

4 FFH TstaksfzT The ossseil giss. "a.
Be Jossph R4iIroed are ra ~ ru..,.
sse szsiss ! ssy from asd % hi, a.
PARTS dssirbs b lake rip srsr !.
rsaa. 81 Hstp sIREsgs siffsish., IN
~ veil 10 sonssIs the dina Az. :. =
Esisd is Tia Buars. nv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
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" Azafna. rH-ths sssA 4sssant ~ ths NJ ~
Bisaop 8esm nan. Jhmss o. srewn. Ne, q ~
B1zase. IawS, ana AaSz MARI Aassat 4 KysA. tsd
aaushles u las late JOha ay@a. Ess, II Lar
ick. zxsiaaa z.e
AZ lamp kalsy. siaeh HFia. D. r. gsaaaJ Il:
-isss, hy Pa. her Kelley, Rr Jshn RiIsy, si Paas-
dsashia. Pa ard Hiss LaTInI EasEaas, Of Free
port. Ititsois- ptsN4 -+
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
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1ikkE-At tAs rsstteE~s 81 hsr RSRHtiA ia
thta city, sea- ssat JESaiE Nan voaass'i
sAashsess - J. y and Il L. aLAEEs Asm
sestsss msasAs aaa % days.
CuRrg~Ia Omaha, on The ISth. 81 esssT$t'sa
e The srais = FsfcpsssF aged 10 y'a'',
BR0#N--EH shis City, on Friday EoFsinE !As'
\ ~ tu1H Ge&& sns gssgsys OF ghEiaas fasA
ASsss &S<fksx IN 49, Efs a NJ 18th BEssS,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

Ra;araex fyonx.etsan - a..kas -
.ssuGsxSwxxvdsS;:s;s;; -
la 5000 f,o- q, g. hs.-ls,,...
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Vsa.ir ana /. j. ~. ~ she - q
di.nooaenavl ~ 80 ], resI + "a
IL mins sfkyrv h,.t3.v rru-Sl e.
Ths u.ie,isv s. ,he Rrrubl,e.n .srsr
bsria . r.aii.s ia f.e. th.l thelr ~.
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49,. - -. s.ur -r.uu.sr = 4. xs.s...sx
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- ~ ss..,,,.,s.. 80 ~ ao...-.
rse,,u,ru.,sr.va,.. -. ss,srsurrrr;l
q - ss..e.. - -. - 1870. -. n.
mil;t.,v $500 $3.50 -. n. Ir,,.s i
81 ,hs asass. aaa Z a ]. s go. u,IsI
sh.s abs.ss ,s' rs , resu,r;ns 90 4
x s a1s.ks 8 rsnorl .hs = ass..s ,,aas y
nstiyitsv. j ass. r.1ixia. IA -. Il N,
| nenbs.s - ~ .nendsd - !. - ! hass ia
tins II service a.d .ba =, - imea. Il ~hieb
| she ssryioe ga psrformsd lnc.a.isd Is III.
repors. Aell. I thauvh. 4 wo,,,a rinv i
| FOR = iissIs military xi0ry Il tbs, !. aolam..
bas nost ssr.alis failsd--isza !. s..h, &
the Blsek Havk wsr. .hrss naa.h. i.
Canada ,ailibasseslpr. ans moatb aah,ios
sha Pskss dosa "a shs Miasoari Berasr
besides hsiug killed o.es by ludisas m,
ihayipx nv leg Arekss. all was a "a .ayai
ii eonId not get upoa the Mil,,.sv "a
| aaYs.. a.d thaa ~Asn. IA s.u.e ~ Ii,
/ sbuxsh eolamu tasx xsasa not y,se NJ
l rlsas there. " siau tofd Ia els.k sha
4 Ibslones.. ia The dasii,s aAureh. sswh.,
Isaid Be ssws have IA. .seIua1n Far H.
| shassh, !, and ahsses. vsa ses 4 ain Ilnv
iso rss along without ssstips ~ aasa
npoa sisk.r tbs military or 3 c.h s rsoor,
| Of the Hnsss Of she l2sks ssa seal a.sen,
bis. / a sholssals bssiussa aas dors /,
shs Hossa tssaav II, III. ~.v "a ls,,a.,,,.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
! sssssa sas the essdasos

h sTha rssnasasssSsds Ind Iaessai 70
EsstsSa4s e. kt%ip - Sean&anxsssks.War
|UMcs mafks more disEinelly than any
ssAsf ssssis event shs shaagsd sharaeksr
of sks Aaesscas 6ovsrnusst. T. IL 80
apsSaustly aad ~ complsle . ursarpasIon
|st AstiitTy pss~ss by ,sAe Lesssisxivs
bssbrk sf sls ussesnmsat ~ thoaas it
we're preceded u hisp9y hafklss ard
~ Ne4tsess ufoes 3nbaefpkly
sk&h - sshs siaglsA fsstdssp3f sho
JaaobbA xeiEs, the plain psspass 10 dss-
reg asssrIg, tbs Executive sraash ol tho
aovsfN msn< 81
Maps plays ths PAT ssssepsd hin q
- snsxs ssol Of Stanton. ska fnfs1fe war.
Hialsssr Of The sersa1k DiskssorJ6 iR ihs
sslI ii ss.s, kss ss h =;
dvriae sAs hsss syatsn 20 ami frssdsa
xhtsh ~ 4orid ever ew prosasds
stFsik bk III he lei ~ IL n. 49, =
| The Stsnson 6fank prnfFau0a fafl
psrpstust mitftasy ssiCt1fovxkfp rosv fps.
- - te&4iHStD urDeuursnss
= "a ssis7l 4 ssll ss4Ist ldr
2l|1E $50 = III y ~
tsn DlDeo DadS<6 ~ - lpf = daijR
III n ~ 1ilitaee ~ ~ knssiaaa -.
!. i 1911 etpts seaisst free
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

q - - > 1AEA W S&u{ VI E1xE21& ASftxs
and yemembrance that ali the civil
ians spoken Of By the Democracy
for their Presidential nomination
were conspicuous for their epposi-
ssion 70 che Government. durine tho
rsbsllioa and their sympafhy with
! the trai1ors. No other kind Of .
civilian is once dreamed of N their
candidate Il Omaha Republicans.
well, that's pretty cool, coming
from the source h does What
roustisuied ssfhe goseramens'' b
shoss days, Mr.. RxpusEzcAxf Re
pssiaIy do ws ask this question 81
ron atruly loiIs msn who slslnored
. loudly Tor prescription woro
skst Linooin was ssthe gossrament, 2
md ws1ted svsry man hing VINO
ssprated ofths Constitufien e Whist
vas che government thens WhAi
i The governments xow?
q, yen miserable LineoInpoop,
rou know moi Of Whit POD writs.
Thers u NOS u ths rsnks pf III
Democrats party To-day 3 man,
whstksr of high o. io~ degree, who
= i srus Demosrat, tlast evsr wss,
= = nov, oppos>d b he Soa1sita.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
prs ,laess.. ia. Jan. is. 1856

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= 1900, n ~ % - s.s.ssd.
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lsAs riass ssnsral eIsstioo. rsem fhi.
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elect;on been a.e.t.3 tI,.,x 81 IS !, !.
! doubt bus e ,oaja ha /, h i. =.
|day coyeruor ii that uv. ], q .a.,,,,,,,,
wealth. !. h,,nsre.as q $500, -, -
known e. hava so.s,a 49, gs-,,;a.'
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h. n,s..lsr i -. ss.sf'., ., !,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

11 81 N - ! 3 ss ~ 40 80 q IS;
~ - - lslsin ~ -
.Stsslse i <slxef q I y
l61hkun - ~ yusisz = cxo-
~ y IN; aad Grs ri
cent Grant he hsro e ths nil)ler-
s. ness Rss pstslled ~ n
I rxsz4. 4 hewI, leed - 1osg,
! swsst Up frmn Radiesld1u ~
1sadsrs .sossadnd the Aaeag
NM best de somss6zt tia
! s4ll1le insects svsrmed and tazsrd
arossnsl the Presidential eass but
enc Execntiye reulained nrnd and
s<anfon staid ont ii the cold Tho
hump assembled. Committees were
arasainled- yolaminoas repo<ss were
made, md after iiye hours &c Runlf
&hnnder in the Senate chamber, q
sesslasion was psssed BY that s.ley-
sssafF BODY which IN It's operatiuas, wa
intended 70 re-instate the tyfpnt IN
The posisioa from which he had been
sanmarily busted aThs Gnrera.
mens, as Il ased 70 was before
Booth sent the martyr home 70 glo-
~. o. to H. some other place, was
rrsnosed, Of attempted TO b. remoy-
Cd, from the Executive uaansion 10
the Senate chamber, and again we
we're called upon TO chronicle The
demise of the government. This
siHne the Ramp was the ASSASSIN, and
howl Of JOY went up from Ill Rad
ieaiduu.
Democrats looked on ia wonder,
md again the inquiry was heard:
~IIaye We D Government r Grant,
] surrendered the port folio 10 Stan
ton -of course he did. Crest ex-
element prevailed Anxiety was
apoa svsry couasensnee, md the
question was more excitedly passed
from hip 70 lip Slave wea Govern
ment r Again the lightning fash
ed, and we are inforned that the
{ Execatise win MOI submit 70 the
action oftbe Ramp-will refase "a
8 neoagniss Stanton, and issues his
orders 70 the army 10 that eject.
This locks like business. and We
mar safeiy assume that the ques-
han, aHaye We . Government ID
sbeut 20 be decided. We take the
Affirmative Of the question, and win
stand By the Executive in the main
enhance Of his constitutional pre-
rogatiYes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

setasDgs Of the nsase iua letter written
afssr the iiausa shall hsvs adjsurasd.
sia L. w. b.
Dgs AatsEs Iowa,
e 5anasFy lTth, 1873
EbfroR CO TnK BuGLE +.
Iu ny Fssner letter stated my fntsa.
tion % attend the Raiirpad Coavensies
a 0skaloosa 90 yesterday, and q 80
sbsdanss With iAas iaseasaoa, I led Dss
aIaiass q $50 On "Wednesday nsgas. asa
arrived ~ 1skaissssg ovsr shs valley
Railssad ss ii s'slosk, AZ 10 ssslspk
co yesterday, ons "a sss larfsss RAslHsaa
GeussRsiens sseE bella in IsEa, assrnhled
"a the Had 10 osksisass. and saA argan-
iAaa ks the alsesiep III aass prssidsst end
9 Vice Prssidept ffom zach Seunty, rep.
rsssassa In ,Ae 0eassasiss, Every
aanssy on the llSs frem Aiases4ins 10
Ceuasil Blazs ras sspEsssassa, aad q
nnaninsas and enthusiastic feeling wss
naalfessed ID fprer 81 Inc eonssras,isu
pf Ehs read, ] cannps give ysa shs Pre-.
seedlings Of the oossensien 10 fnll--shsg
will BE- pablisaea in shs daily papers %.
asy pa win ssy thss = sonpany was
farnsd aadsr TIA nsus and ssyls Of shs
MsscATlsss oskahposA 4 ceuspsI Blusss
RxaIsoAp CozsAsr--a IA i 81 iaeerpsr.
alton saopsed-spd THAI sbs believing
1apsd gsnsssnan wsrs sIssssd Difccserss
rFs~ shs county n AssaAslns. Jaosa
Ballsr. !. q. Ssaiu. aaa @. Weed.
Fran The ssssss % Nasadagsas. u,
~ 4en s s3s aa 81 ~ q Is. SIS
From The seanty ef Ksskuk, ]. q
Saadess, psd B. A. Haysoek.
From tbs easnsy st Mahaaka, u, y.
0ulb, ana Rossss sssvsrs. 'iF
frSn Mafian seunsy, Jacob kisrasl
and J. =. Neal. s
Froz Usssss ssassy, Gsssgs 3,
7sffkfh.aa - heenss ~ pssa Il II - Y
Frea Madisss sossey, o. D. SUsAs-
LED. ~ ~ aEE sss sss5f 800 % - 3
From Adalr ssessy. wI8 Hsll. !
Fsom 0sss eospsys =. n. Whisasy.
fsszS - so4ssy n PsstawssSxnss, 4.
/ W Usb1lstt. s. 81 Il y ! 8 1
Algsk ~ sioprss sssss ia nsssd 81
Dtfesssss ~ ~ 11oalsx ~ 81 80
Eumo4e1s hesa s ~ asa@ S. 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

A~S@ e41a@ssSz s@MbS %s&S AGB AISps
Eea1eR or BgslE: TIE nouss sss
called 70 order Al the regular hoar shir
nsrainsg, and very approrriass prayer
sas made By tbs Res. 49,, after which
the Joarnai vas read and approx d aad
the House proceeded Ii busisess.
TIE hsnbsr from psssawaste OF
tanned the aoor, ssasisg that FsrpGssek
REcfoa, Representative eIecs fsam FIRE.
nons county vas present, od9nossd thas
tie cath % oliss hs aaminissered 10
bin, and that be be aisawe,i 10 take hia
seat, which motion Vas rnIsa ont Of Of.
der o. the sroaad sbas Ar. Rector bad
aes presented bis orsdvI;iaIs - she dead
Commissss % Credentials, shlrh "a. APP
pointed iuriag the temporarily orgaaiaa-
ton Of The House. meafian shis merely
TO shaw tas esi.brs % tbs Speaker IS =
presiainx etsser. sIf. Ree.ar's sert,s !
cate u elspsioa was Aapded orrr % The
defauss rcmmissec 90 crsaensials, AID
tas sbairman vas aifsssd % repors shs
ssrsiaeats III q r.. cad Alr. Rsssor wAa
swefs nna seek his ssas So eli 70 wsli
which eads veil, ana dead ecmmiisse
4 sssd thAs ssisa ! iiss lissss spsid
NOS sifses- ~.
Gsshiag efampOstassa has ssssspSrsd
- r. "a - A.. I. d. - n A.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
Eor SC.

EOT sac.
a zuphss 81 Cboiee ResidsssseLoss IA
Casadv's AGdilt0h fa<'saaTI1
AppIyto j. P, CASApYr
InfEtf Real Estbas Agssh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31
Life Heightened.

1. Cultivate an equal temper; many q
man has fallen dead in fit of passion.
2. Eat regularly, not over three time q
day, and nothing between meals.
5. Go to bed at regular hours Get up
as soon as you wake of yourself: and do
not sleep ia the daytime at least notlong-
,,r than ten minutes before noon.
4. Work always by the day and not by
the job.
5. Stop working before you are fag.
ged OUT -.
6. Cultivate generous and accomodat-
ting temper.
Z. Never eat when you are not hungry,
nor drink when you are not thirsty.
8. Never cross bridge before you come
to it, for this will save half the trouble OF
life. g.
O. Let your appetite always come unin-
vited.
10. Cool off in place greatly warmer
than the one in which you have been ex-
ercising; this simple rule would prevent
incalculabe sickness, and save millions OF
lives in year. n#T
II. Never resist call Of nature for a
single minute.
II. Never allow yourself to be chilled
tsthrough and through" it is this which
destroys so many every year, called by
some lung fever, or inflammation OF the
lungs 9 te44I
Is. Whoever drinks no liquids at his
meals will add years of pleasurable exis-
tence to his life. Of cold or warm drinks
the former are most pernicious; drinking
at meals induces persons to eat more than
they otherwise would, as any one can We
rify by experiment; and it is excess Of
eating which devatates the land with
sickness, suffering and death. s WI +
Il. After fifty years of age, if not day
laborer, and sedentary persons after forty
should eat but twice a day--in the morn
ing and about four in the afternoon; per
sons can accustom themselves to sever
hours interval between eating, thus Civ
ing the stomach rest; for every organ
without adequate rest, must give out pre-
maturely. e 1e.assa s.as -
Is Begin early to live under the be
nign influence of the Christian Religion
for it (" has the promise of life that IS nov
and of that which is to come. P--Idtt
Journal of Health. sa & s5e ~ tss4 "a. 4.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31
Miscellaneous Items.

The Clinton Qowa) Herald informs us
that, on Saturday evening last Mr. James
T. Scofeld, a book keeper in that city,
feeling unwell, applied at drug store
for pulyerized Turkey rhubarb, but the
clerk gave him instead pugperized Turkey
opium The prescription was divided
into two Doses one of which he took, the
clerk assuring him that it was harmless,
and that no injury would result from
the taking of both at the same time. He
accordingly swallowed one, containing
about twenty grains, and the inevitable
result of the deadly poison prepared by
the inexperienced or criminally careless
druggist was to plunge the victim into a
stupor from which he never recovered,
but died about 8 o'clock Sunday morning
Mr.. s. was highly esteemed, being a
prominent member of the Masonic order,
and served through the war in the 14th
New York volunteers, He leaves wife
and two children.
A writer in. the Boston Congregation
al5st speaks of parish up in Berkshire
county, Mass. "that has not been ashamed
to employ a faithful, laborions, godly
pastor for the amazing sum of 5000 per,
annum, since April, 1854, till last spring,
when they decided to turn him out to
pasture as being tooold to answertheir
purpose any longer. He is guilty of the
crime of being sixty-three years old, a
brother graduate of DR., Todd's, but five
years his Junior" There are a great
many parishes around the country equally
mean, we fear.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31

e A MAN recently broke off a marriage be
cause thelady did not possess good CONVEX
sational powers. A wicked editor, in com
married her, and then refused her new
bonnet, to have developed her powers o
talk ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31

The jefferson City, Mo-, Tribune says
that rumor of grecian bend would be
on exhibition at one of the churches IN
that city on recent sunday had the ef-
feet to fill all the churches to oyerfiowing.
Everybody was disappointed-the clergy
in seeing such crowds in attendance, and
the crowd at not seeing the bend.
4 New York residence is not consider.
ed first class, without it's billiard ROOM
chapel and concert room or theater.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31
(Fron the Boston Jownal.,

(fTon the Boston JoUndL1
BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1896.
PoLAND's WHITE PINE COMPOUND Aftes
having given 1t thorough trial, we confidently
recommend Poland's Vhite Pine Compound as q
very valuable article for the of colds coughs
and pulmonic complaints generally. In several
cases, we have known it to give relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed.
1t is article, which, in a climate promotive of
sudden and colds as is that of New England,
ought to be in every family; and we are sure that
those who obtain it, and give it fair trial, viii
not thereafter be willing to be without it.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. - DR.. PolaslCps WhStS
Pine Compound, advertised in columns, is sue
cessfu attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity
and the proprietor has testimonials to its value
from persons well known to our citizens. Werec-
ommend its trial in ali those cases of disease to
which it is adapted. 1t is for sale by all drug
gists - N. Y. Independent. 1885 a ~ aEtf
The White Pins Compound is now sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
PREPARED AT THE eA
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON, MASS. 'raw
C. DAMON Dc CO.. Psoprietors.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31

sAd nerves. kidneys, bladder and blood Affections
sfthe urinary orgrns gravel scrofua, rheumatism
sArxh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia. zsa1Es 500
Cur practice Ia not of pertinent but Of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature, with years
experience and evidence sustain it. Do not down
build np, make ck TO make wellno harsh treatment
srihing; no aattering We knew the cause and she
saedy needed; guess work but knowledge gained By
Of experience in the treatmen of these diseases
sNstveyno encouragement wi: hout prospect Candid
opinicn able in charges, claim to
szew everything or but do claim to
% and common We invite the sick, matter
What their asnt to call Investigate before they aban
dcn hope, make and decdefor henselyes
II will cost thing consultation is Free This is the
Sixth year that have visited this place. ad shall max
my visits for regularly the days OF the
every eight weeks. aaf q 4a,fasF e,fss
s ". CLAREscE PRrcE Gas coNsuLrsp
Kenosha, Halliday House, during Sat
urday the Goth of February. ~
az Residence and Laboratory, Wauk cyan I'll,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31

Salisbury didn't like that paat of the
Senate resolution expressing sympathy
with Spain, which recommends the aboli-
ton of slavery. Ofcourse not. Never a
loafng, whisky drinking, pot-house Cop
perhead politician that would be expected
to like it-Chicago Post
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16
Council Proceedings
CoUScIL cHAsibEai


Council met pursuant to call. Pres
ent-Ifis Honor, Mayor Baker, and
Councilmen Blemker. Reitz, Kolle,
Wiltshire, Kraft. Heilman, Muhl-
hansen and Dean. a bsent--Coun-
Gilman Cook.
The minutes Of the last two meet
ings were read and approved.
The following bills were read and
approved:
John Scantlin, sundries, 8 90;
Jno. A. Reitz lumber. $500 80; j nc,
A Reitz. lumber. SS7 y
License was allowed to Henry
Aims to.seIl whisky. 4 petition was.
received from citizens of the Eighth
Ward relative to the location OF a
public cistern In that Ward For last
week. the wharf report showed thar
4 81 Steamboats, had landed and three
passed without landing. Total re-
eeiptst S345 p
TIE subjec5 9f increasing the rates
of Wharfage was submitted ~ Jue
Committee on Wharis.
The Mayor was Authorized to bor-
row 3. 800 Tor the use Of the School
Trustees. a-J-E]hI HtHl
The Clerk was authorized to make
out and pay the Police biHs-f0r las
week -4so1J ID
4 concentration wasreeeivea from
the Secretary Of the Gas Company,
asking Csuucil to ranova.a tree that
stands where a lamp pest should be
put up, Referred to the Committee
on Streets and Alleys.
IA1 The Mayor read a rem9bstrance
from Henry Myers, against the open
ing Of an alley In block s.. Lamasco.
Eglehart Bros, were granted permits
sion to tap the Locust Street sewer.
under tue usual restrictions.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16

RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.-For
the accommodations of merchants and
travellers generally, we have opened at
our new office, No. / Washington
House Block, Railroad Ticket Of
fee, and can now sell first class tickets
to New York, Baltimore, Boston and
ali Eastern cities.
We are, also, Agents for the best
German aud English Steamship Lines,
and can sell tickets as cheap as they
can be bought in New York.
Tn. VENETIAN & Sons.
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