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BUSINESS CARDS.
DEXTER C. BLOOMER,
Attorney, Couuaelor aud Laud Agent*
cocpcil
BLOrre.
iowa,
^ARTICULAR attentiou givea to the pur
aM a»ii sale of Ipeda, UM ipveetigatioG
ol land titles, loeatwu of laud warrants, pay
Yoentef taxes, and collection of debts, ia west
«u Iowa aud Nebraska Territory.
rSf Office ftrat door East of Pacific House.
"OAR'
jr cbi
of land
Juae 19, ifc&i-
A. W
C. E. STONa,
Attorney and counseller at Law and soli
citor in chancery.
Y\TILL give prompt atteutioa to all bueipeas
V\ iutrusleJ to hi* care, iu either theGlh or
1th Judicial District, or in the SUte.
Office ou Broadway st-.city of Couucil Bluff*
v3uo40tf
ROYAL AMY,
ANUFACTURER of copper, tiu A sheet
irou ware, and dealer in cookiug. hoatiug
and perlor stoves, Madison street, sign of the
*foffi*e pot," Counci
1 Bluffs Iowa. v4nltf
JOSEPH L. SHARP,
ATTORNEY
A. c. roao.
y^a
v
C.'ht
Geo S. F*«ber, bankers, Ottawa, 111.
W10. iJ. Cuhnian,
Dr. E. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
J. B. Stuisaisn,
B. Pegrani,
l*S»22tf J- H. WAGNFR.
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Co
«iniis*»ioner of the General
LAND OFFICE.
TTAVINO opened an Agency Office in Wash
Hi I ngton Cit v, w ill devote hi* attention to the
procurement of Uevolutionary, Invalid, and half
Pensions,
£0
and Bounty Land Warrants and
the prosecution of claims jrenerally before
Congress and the Executive Departments of the
&)veminent. He will attend es|»ecially
bairns affecting the titles to land,
tc., and to all
WA1CHMAKER It JEWELER,
ONBDODB BKI.OW W.CLANCY'S STORE
COL'NCIL ItLltF CIT 1 IOWA.
Invites the aitention of the ladies and
gentlemen to his assortaent of Jewelry and
•Taney good*,—consisting of (iold and Silver
^Yatches, I»ckeu, Earrings, Breastpins, Fin
[emiigj Chains Pencils and Pins Ac. Vio
ins Aceor lions Fltttinas and Flutes also
Jit xwortmfTir of To vs. &c.
AH of which will be sold at the lowest
proces •very article warrauted to be as re
tommended,
The greatest attention will be paid to the
repairing of Watches and Jewelry all work
warranted.
BOOT A SHOE SHOP
C. E.
Hacgestv
1
I
oo OL. 5.
[v5nlitf
BABBITT,
^".4 TTORNEY aud Councellor al Law and
.l\. Solicitor ia Chancery, Suit Lake City,
*tftah will attend to all busiuess entrusted to
fcia in Utah Territory. He will also attend to
bsrtqsjf in the SujK»«peC&urt of U»e Uvited
DR. W. B. OGDON,
SURGEONst,a
Dentist- Office on east side of
Madisou few doors above the tiu shop,
Council Bluffs, lovra. [v2u81y
W I I A A E S
Attorney
at Law.
couucii Bluffs City,
lowm. (v2nltf
L. M. KLINES
ATTORNEY
sud Counsellor at Law, Coun­
cil Bluffs, Iowa. v4u2frtf
:W.
J. E JOHNSON
and
aud Couuaellor at I.aw, Clen-
wood, Mills coumy. lo*a. will attend to
all business iu the 6th Judicial District entrus
ted to his care, H«* wiii also attend to busiuess
id the Supreme Court of this state and of the
^tJuited Suites. vlnliOtf.
7 S I E K A N
4 TTORNEY and Couucetlor Law.Oma-
,ia
City Nebraska Tern.ory. [v4n3Uly
L. U BOWKS.
FORD fe BOWEN.
ATTORNEYS
aud Counsellors at Law.
Cttuncil Bluff* City,l*w*»
rrOrricE, 9**coiid story, N. E* corner Broad
wsv sud Madisou isueet. v4n2c?tf.
G. H. HENLE,
XTHINO and dry goods store. Mi Idle
Broadway, opposite the Bluff City Hotel.
(v4ii£Stf
laud Aseiifv at Council Blufts!
iff MIL suWriber having open«vi at. office
-X at Council Blu lis. iu Iowa, i« prepared to
locale land»i either iu the Kanesville or Sioux
!sod
lii.ilni'ta,
od
warrants or cash Hav­
ing *peut tK Ust two years in explorlue aud
ewivevmg lands in said icts. he couxiders
hinn»e"lf qnslified to make the best selections.
His rates varv Irom 0 to 10 dolisrs per quarter
seel ion. A literal deductuu from these rat^s
for lsrger tracla.
itrauNci*:
W
contested
claims for
re-emption cases,
iost in the service during the late war
With Mexico, back pay, extra -*y kc^
Letu-rs addressed to Richaitl M. loung,
Kichard
•Washrneton~city, pos/ pnid, will receive nrompt
Attention.
7
ilRS. C. ARMOR.
WISHING
to continue the business of her
te husband, would resj'ectfuHv inform
the rltixens of this city, ami ihe iravfllii com
munity that she will be prepared to furnish
tjietn with board
and
CJ
RICHARD M-YOONO.
Washington City, July 1, Iflo3 -14-lf.
lodgings on the mo*t rea­
sonable terms at the City Hotel, on Middle
Broadway. Her table will b« furnUbed with
«]1 U»e seasons afford.
CHARLOTTE ^RMOR.
Council Bluffs. Aug 8tl», '54^ n44—if.
A E S U K E
would announce to
.be citizens of this ci'y, that he is now
Ired with a complete stock of Leather and
ridtngs to fill dI orilers in the Boot and Shoe
Dine—will also attend to re par ng and all kinds
Vt custom work.
All work warranted—prices as low as can be
Jad ir tiiecily.and term* pay down.
jj^r'jjtiop opposite City Hotel aud next d^or
lo'laii
£xciunge, Broatway
fowa.
Council Bluffs,
v5n20tf.
DUWOLITIOK.
MI E Copartnership heretofore existing be
tween A. Cocnran anr'. J. G. McGea*h,
.known in business as ''Cochran McGeatb,"
this day by mutual consentii#solved.
The business of the firm will hereafter be aet
tled by A- Cochran, who will hereafter eontine
the General Land Agency business as hereto
fore. A.COCHRAN,
J. a. MCOF ATH.
i n as ft. 1V'»5 aF^f
.1 L..
13 AN K ICRS.
OflEENE. WEARE A BENTON.
HANKERS
and Land Ajjents,Council Bluffs
Pbttawattainie county, Iowa.
Creene, lr Wears, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Greene, Weare dt Rice, Fsrt Des Moines,
I own.
Collections mad© T*xes paid and ands pur
cl»a»ed and ssld in auy part ol Iuwa.[tr4nl5if
Fairfield,
Council Bluffs,
aENN,insilb*ms
HKNN, WILLIAMS ASD CO.
SMITH HOUTOK,
11.1.1A* I. COOPSa,
Land Asmry k Banking House.
Willi" A Co., of Fair6eld, lows,
barinac associated themselves, as partners,
j, Hootoa A WilHaai I, ^oop
esywtiiar tfcelyWMli iWW'lf
Heus, Williaass, Hootoa A, Cs.,
Have opened an ofict on Broadway, next door
to the Pacific House, immediately opposite tlie
Land office, and are now prepared to do a geu
eral Und and banking buaiuess.
From our lon^ acquaintance with the busi
ness and thorough knowledge of the country,
we hope to merit a share of the business in our
line.
Particular attention will bs given to the land
business, in all its various branches. We are
preparing ourselves with full and complet copies
of the government plats, and
will
at all tiins
be in possesion of the most reliable information
with regard to the public lands.
Time and sight bills bought «nd sold at cur
rent rates. Collections made in western Iowa
proceeds promptly reunited by sight drafts
on any of thi eastern cities
Deposits received and interest allowed.
F. N N, WILLIA MS, HOOTON &. CO.
July 10j 1855. v5nl7tf
qko. oitpk.
jonx
jvkare.jr. r. h. jjenton
(ireeiie, Vcarc k Benton,
Banker^, Dealers in Exchange and
Lftu^ Agents,
COUNCIL HI ITFFS. IOWA.
NOTES
mid Btlls coilectnl und remitted to
any part of the United State*.
Money received ou deposit, aud iuterast al
lowed.
Eastern or Southern Draft.- furuUhedlnaums
to *uit purchasers.
l^Aiid Office funds paid forCurrency or Bills
of Exchange.
Loan* effected on jfrtod security.
Taxes p«id, li'les exam'ned, sud I
bought rtinl sold on CommifcKion.
Lauds entered for settlers aud time gi*«i
payment.
6llice opposite Pacific House, in west lower
room of Land Office.
REFRENCBS.
F. S. Jesnp 4 Co., Bankers, Dubuque,
W.J. Barney 4 Co.,
York Citv.
ioWtt-
Cook k Surgent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culbertoni Reno, Raukers, Iowa City, Iowa.
People's Bank, New York City.
Ketchuui, Roger# & Bonnet, Bankers, New
ington, P. C.
Hon. A. C.Do l^e, S.U.S., Burligton, Iowa.
G. W. Jones, Dubuque, Iowa.
Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine,
Iowa.
Couucil Bluffs,lows, Nov. 14th. 1^54. nl5
M. 0. JOIfXaoH, J. r. CASABT, J. D. TEST.
J0U\S0N, lASADV 4 1EST.
Attorneys A Counsellors at Law.
E N E A A N I A E N S
cot'SciL BLirrs,
Couucil Bluff, Feb.
ISAAC
to all
iowa.
ILL prompt'y attend to Land Agencies',
Collections,"investing Money, Locating
and Selling Land Warrants, and all other busi
ness pertaining to their prufension, in Western
Iowa and Nebraska.
23. *55.
a. ALDCK,
n—40-4f.
RANK K. WELCH.
CEO. HOWE.
AtDEN, HOWE & WELCH.
General Dealers in Real Estate
A N K i A E
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
I LA IMS lTpo»» the Public Lands bought and
sold. I-oans negotiated on reasouable terms,
Colleetions made, and Money remitted with,
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating' city\ Cluinrhiuau
any section of the Territory furnished aii r^
quirstl, upon payment of $.3 also letters explana
tory of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
of Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt of $1.
ItrKllNCIS.
J. E Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa.
StnUman At Donnell,
u
McMahon Williams,
Green, Weare &. Benton, Bankers,
M. W. Izard, Gov. of N. T., Omaha City, N. T.
March, 2, le55. 42-tf.
DENTAL NOTICE.
N1ICKLA^
now prepared to execute all work pertaining io
»essiia •mi sole proprietors to uss and inanu-
All work warranted to give perfect sat­
isfaction or n: pay required. v5u!4tf
SOCIAYHATL
\\T D. JOHNSON would announce to the
W ladies and gentlemen of this city that
he has jnst opened In his new building, an ex-1
tensive assortment of candies, coafectionarles,
fruits aud nuts, pasterie*, cooling and uniutox
ieattng drinks that he wi prepare dally fe^ his
custiniers.
Jrum*
!aa
Seldon, Withers & Co., Washington, D. C. iu the United Sutui, being the result of lo^yj
Hon Chvs. Mason, Com, of Patents, Wash- experieuceand a series of experiments.—h.
Dispatch.
A HEWLETT havinglection there would be some veiy fine iustru
lcat« »i at ht. Joseph, would re- rnents But there is one which, lor beauty of
sp*"Ctiutly announce to tiie public that we are
Ice cream sna various otner deli­
cacies ami comforts of the season. He has also
a good assortment of books and stationary, nov
els, engravings, Ac.
A few dcorts irora the Port Office, ®e*t to Uw
l»rid|fc, vSuDtf
n
COUNCIL BLUFFS, II
i
the dental art, whether mechanical or surgical j,ave everseen. It is from the establishment of
We are happy to state thut we are now in pos- fj
Teet i inserted oil tills plan have anj
the deutal art.
many iuts of recommendation over other
modes of insertion —fir*t, they are much stron
ger, and hence more durable. Secoud, they are
more cieaniy. having a continuous aud solid
gum, with no interstices between the teeth aud
gaaiplate. which gives no place for lodgement
of purticlea of food. Lastly, anu not least, tl»ey
are far more beautiful mad natural thau auy
other style.
fine of the firm will visit Council Bluffs
twice a year, so that those\iesiring work of the
uew stvle can have the impression taken here
aud completed at our establishraeut iu Saiut
Joseph.
fdano.
MUSIC. NEWjYORK**
^^CA*H UUtlC A PIANO
"w
n 0
A
E
A E
No. 813* Broadway, New Y&At*
Opposition
to monopoly! Mi
(really reduced rates. Notwlthl
the combination of music d«alere to
the price of non-copyright ma sic,
interests of native compoaers, and
sal to exteud to Mr. Waters the aoui
the trade, he is making immease aal«
abuudaat avideuce, that he has patito
nance and support, iu his oppoatttCM
great monopoly, and in his eaorta ta#jd,
talei.t, aud tn^doft ihe national
stock of American ud JCutAflMaajn
m+*
tloaa is one of the larieet and beat wlMttdisi
the Uuited States. He hns also made a great
reduction in the prices of Piano«, Melodeons
and Musical Instxumeuta of all kinds. Supe
rior toued 6*4 octavo pianos for $175, fSOO and
$2k25, iuterior of as good quality, and instru
ment.-* ax strong aud a* durable as those which
cofct £(K). Pianos of every variety of style
aud price up to $1000, comprising thoso of ten
different manufactories juiong them the cel
ebrated ln^dern improved Horace Waters' Pi
anos and the fiist premium Jioliau Pianos of
T. Gilbert A Co-'s make, (owuers of the ^Eo
liau patent). Second-hand pianos at ^reat bsr
gains Prices fiom $40 to $150. Melodeous
Ironi five differeut manufactories, including the
well known S. D. &. H. W Smith's melodeous
[tuned the equal temperament] the beM made
in the United States. Price $15, $60, $75,
$100, $115. $125, $135 aud «150. Smith's
double bauk melotieou $'20tl. Each Piaso and
Melodeou guaranteed The best terms to the
trade, schools, «5*c I'-i'-fc percent, discount
to clergymen aud churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Music sent to all parts of the
country, post paid, at the reduced rates. Geu
era! and soiect catalogues and schedule of pri
ces of Pianos fowarded to auy address free of
charge.
Extracts from Testimonial* of MestcProfess
ors aud LdiUiuls, coucerniag Horace Water's
Modem Improved Pianos.
N'tw Youk, December 12, 1B54.
Horace Waters. Esq. 333 Broadway
Dear Sir—llavicg examined yonr Piano
Fortes from scii-ntific snd appropriate tests, I
am enabled to form a satisfactory judgeiueut of
their merits, aud it is
itl
pleasure that
Heal Estate of them as amoug the most celebrated and im
proved makes of the day.
For power, I rilluucy nnd richness of toue,
elasticity of touch, and beaut)' of finish, they
will not suffer in comparison with those of any
other manufacturer, aud theso desirous of ob
tainiug a really go^l Piauo Forte—one that
will prove an equivalent for their means, will
fiud such a one iu your beautiful instrument.
fo
1
Your iustruinenla are a seuvibU iinprovt
meut upon American pianos, and an houortu
the manufacturer. Then is no doubt but thev
will be appreciated by tlin public, aud all atf
mirern oi true merit.—acar I'Oinettant.
For power of tone, depth of bass, and brill
ancy uf treble, together with accuracy of touch
they are equal to any I am acquainted with, an^l
1 cordially recommend th*m to those wishing
to purchase.—V. C. Taylor
Our fiii'tidd will find at Mr. Waters' storij the
verv U'*t assortment of mu»ic aud of piauoi
to tie. found iu the United Slates, and we urge
oar southern and western friends to give him a
call whenever they go to New York.—Graham'*
Magazine.
1 take great pleasure in pronouncing thera in
struments of a superior quality, both of tone aud
touch.—-Augtus Cockel.
We consider tiiem of rspecial attention, from
the resonant aim exceeding musical tones which
Mr. Waters has succeeeded in attaining.—N.
Y. Mutical world and Times.
The Horace Waters piunosareof superior tone
aad elegant finiah—N. Y. Christian Inq.
Nothing at the Slate Fair displayed greater
excellence iu any department than the piano
forte manufactured by Horace Waters, of this
Horace Waters' Piano Fortes are of full, rich
and even tone, and powerful.—N.Y. Afuaical
Review.
Your new square pianos, sir,are of such clear
ness and equality of tone throughout, that they
very successfully compete with the voluminous
and expressive grand Piano—Vanderweyae.
The editor of the Savannah Republican, Sa
vannah, Ga., speaking of the piauo fortes kept
by Messrs. J. W Morrell A Co., of that city,
says:
It will be seen that their stock comprises
instruments of every grade of excellence, from
the well know matHSfacturmg establishments ot
Chickering A Son, Horace Wat#s, H. Worces
ter, iVunns A Clark, aud Bacon A Raven. It
might well be supposed, that iuso large a col-
s
jj- 0 cs
orace
am lnog
facture eeth, inserted on the new mode, know n improved principles, it is capable ot resist
as Alleu s patent I Ins new and beautiful way the action of every climate, and of stindiug
of constructing teeth, iH the veiy ulthnatum of
a |i(|g
richness and brilliancy of tone,equals
not excol, anything of the kind we
Waters. Being constructed of the best
kjK, receM
thoroughly seasoned material, and
tiins in tune. The keys are of pearl,
for tlie finger board is inlaid with
I pparl, while the legs are most elaborately carv
'ed,and the whole Instrument finished up In a
I style of great exceth nee and beauty. And yet
jits chief
vmcil
lies
iu
touch.
the power, briliimicyand
richness of ita tone, aud the elasticity of its
Extracts from Editorials concerning G. Gil
bert aud Company's Premium ^Eoiian Pianos
The itolian l*orte is undoubtedly the most
perfect usical instrument humsn ingenuity Las
constructed. Two iustrtimeuts are blended in
one. Tiie A^oliau is both attached aud detach
ed so thai ihe piano may be played with or
without it or, with one hand the performer
may elicit the melodious strains of the ^olisn,
and with the other invoke the harmouies of the
The iustrumeut which, in tho svening,
ncited to the dance or aided the festive song,
gentlemen oi hub gj^pg forth in the morning, the peeliug tones
w uc
j, prelude and accompany the solemn hymn
Mr. Witcrs* new rooms are very inviting to
the lovers of raueic But he has nothing iu
his rooms equal iu Wautf and oomnleteaaa*
to Gilbert'a jtoiiaa Piano Fortaa.—Morris A
Will*' Home Journal.
The variety aud besmty of ihe electa as#
oaly be appraoiaied by those who hear tluMe
magnificent instruments at Mr. Watrr*' astab
Ttdimrnt .V Y Tsibuit*.
tU i .-.r.. •.."»•
uia
mm AOAiir.
speak
THOS. BAKER,
R. A. M. Leader ol Jultlen's Band aud Musical
Oirector St. Conductor al Niblo's Garden.
Fur power, brilliancy and richness of tone,
elasticity of touch, elegauce and durability of
make, they are iu advance of auy other p.auoi
The treble is clear, pure, beautiful and very
melodi- us, the bass is deep, rolling, aud Kono-
rous the middle part is rich and sympathetic,
and possesses the power of singing, i. e. of nul
ling the sound of each tone, in a degiet: but
rarely achieved—Henry C. Watson.
ffiSDAY, AUGUST 21,1855.
MUSIC.. AC. NEW YORK.
ASolian piano fortes sent to the Crystal'
Palace from the great music rooms of Horace
IvateV*, have been proved to be unsurpaaaed
py all °thers In those qualities which the greal
performers must priae.—Evening Post.
Tne Pianos sold by Mr. Waters are very pop
Par, The frame work fa metallic and the in
•rument is warranted to staud auy climate
»jth aearcely any need of tuning.—JN. Y. Daily
The invention of the new voices has dlvea
that instrument of its haraher tones, and
ren us sll the purity and richness of a parler
setting Atlas, Albany, N. Y.
aaeni ia every where
all aittsical circles in the south.—Alabama
Baptist, Marion
JUtracts from Testimonials concerning S. D.
AH W. Smith's Celebrated Melodeons.
fu an article lu the February number of the
levlew,
answering some inquiries in regard to
temperament made by William W. jr Uixok
Ijeid, Vf," I noticed a slatemeut that Pribr-e's
llelod eons are tun^d in the e^ual temperament.
Since that time 1 have examined a number of
Prince A Co.'s Melodeous, with special refer
ence to the temperament, and have uot found
oie tuned in equal temperament. The temper
aaisnt iu the luelodeona of Prince A Co.'s man
ufacture that 1 have examined, approaches near
er tho equal than those of Carhart A Needhain,
bat it is far from equal, as auy one 'troubled
with a uice ear,' 1 think will deoide, if they try
the chords of aud sharp iu succession.—A
Tuner, Poultney, Vt.
We are very happy to stand corrected «n
this point. Wt made the slatgmeut alluded to
above on the authority of a professor of mu.,ic
in this city, without having observed iu refer
ence to it ourselves~a thing we very seldom
do. We have since examined Prince A Co.'s
Melodeons, and find A Tuner 'right. Tho'
nearer the equal temperature than Carhart's, it
Is still unequal. We do know, however, that
S St H. W. Smith's Melodeons. sold b" H.
Waters, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned in the
c^uai temperament —N Y Musical Review.
ile*ars. S. D. &. II W. Smith rank as the first
manufacturers of the melodeou in this co mtry.
Their instruments are rccumtueuded by tne best 1
judges as superior iu evpry respect.—Beaton
Commonwealth.
ere is constantly in store at this es-
tab.isiiinent, ten different mai-eiof Pianos, and
five didVreut makes of Meloi eons.
£3" Each instrument is guarrauteed to give
entire s«tiafaction, or the parchnse money re
funded.
Persons at a distance wishing to purchase
will, by Awarding th'*irorders, have their wants
as well and as cheaj ly supplied as though per
sonally pres nt. v5n lOif
RHODES' FEVER
ailia-
k
ACilE (IRE,
it ill instantly ch-ck the Ague iu persons
Oueor two bottles will answer for ordiuary
cases, some may require moie. Directions
printed iu German, French A Spauish, accora
pjnv each bottle. Price one dollar. Liberal
uiscount mad to the (rude.
JAS. A. RHODES, Providence, A. I.
EVIDENCE OK SAFETT.
J. D. Yerringtou, 69 Clark street, Chicago,
General Agent, aud for sale by respectable
dealers everywhere. v5n3in6
BATHING ROOM.
RthatR17SSELopened
A would inform the public
he-huH a Bathing Room iu
couneciion with his
Ail W SUA VIXQ SAL 0 OX
on Broadway, where tiie finishing touches to
cieaulinesa and geuteel appearance are stoweu
without stinlor g'Udgiiig. The public are pw
Jitely invited to call at his rooms where, shouiu
ha be so lucky as to shave theui, the keen edge
of chagriu will be removed by the cousoiatiou
that it was doue sleek, easy aud without hurt
ing the feelings.
£T Next door be'iow Pegram's store, Covucll
BluSs, Iowa. v5nl4tf
CRANBERRY VINES.
fllHE subec.ribers are now prepared to receive
1 orders for aay imuober of Cranberry V iues
to be delivered lu October next—experience has
fully proved that the fall is much t&e beat time
for Ua&aplauting aa it has also proved that
crae berry Is profitable ctop to cultivate,
for
those irho have low moist ground.
We have new some 10,000 piante. which al
though planted very late and hiVllif ffry aea
$00 10 coutaod with, now look remarkably ftne
and thrifty.,
O K i lie pre ventton uud cure if I utermi' lent 80 tc ss nnculu vated prairie and 67 acres good
wm«i
fteiMitteul tevers, tever aud Ague, timber land. The improvements consists of a
Chills and frevers, Dumb Ague, General Dw comfortable dwelling and out-houses, a well of
biliiy, Night Sweats, a id all other forms of choice water, barn, stables, carriage-house, Ac.
dis ase which have a common origiu in Mais- I The location of the Improvements of thisfaim
ria or ^tlasiua. overlooks the country' for miles around—in
This is a ualural antidote which will entire- sight are St. Mary, Believue, Omaha and the
ly protect any resident or traveller even In the subburbs of Oouncil Bluffs This tract is all
most sickly or swampy localities, from auy) uuder a good fence and divi ted into fields for
Ague or Bilious disease whatever, or any inju- farming purposes. The location is a healthy
ry fiom constauily iuhaliug Malaria or Mis- one the country around is beautiful, high and
1
who have buffered from any length of time, or stock raising purposes. Title perf ct—war
friu oue day to twenty years, so that they ranty given—terms easy. For further particu
need never to have another chill, by continu
iug iu use accordiug to direcliovs. The pa
tient at once begius to recsver appetite aad
»trength, and coniiuues until a permanent nud
radical cure is effected.
New-York, June 11, 1855.
•*I hsvo made achemictl examination of
"Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure," or "Antidote
to Malaria," end have tested it forarsnic, mer- i
cury quinine and strychnine, but have not
fouud a particle of either iu it, nor have I found i
any substauce iu its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution
J. E. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist."
EVIDENCE OK MSE1T.
•'Lewisburg, Union co., P., May 2, '55.
Mr. J- A. Rhodes—Dear Sir: The box of
e you sent me was duly rccei
llth sf April. I have sold about one-hall of
it, and so far as the people have used it are sat
isfied that it has cured ihcta. It ^as certainly
stopped the ague iu every oue that has used it,
aad six of the cases were of longstanding. My
sister, who has had it 5 or 5 years back, and
could never get it slopped, except by Quinine,
and that only as long as sho would take it, is
now, I thiuk, euti/ely cured by your remedy.
.nediclue you sent me was duly received on ihej
i^tspEcTruLLV citxp.
For ftiilhar particulars inquire of the 9*1*
scriberfl. ander the Buglo Office. Ordsreleft at
the Post effice irfft receive prompt attcntloa.
v5aHkf TEKRY A CO.
UK I, ESTATE.
I. A BREWSTER'*, CO.,
Keal Ettate, Auction Sf Commission Rooms,
Comer Broadway and Madison streets, oue
dour South of Henshai's store,
COUNCIL BLY/FF8 CITY, IOWA.
LAND
AGENTS— Far the payment of tax
es, purchase aud sale of lots, farms, im
proved and unimproved. Government lands
purcha ed and located.*
Cc.NVsvAKcuu—Deeds and Deeds in Trust,
bonds and mortgages, coutracts aud other in
strument* of writing, drawu up correctly, ana
according te the laws of tlx stale of Iow a
MV Wtt ^aoasas AW» Acc
lv«W »«sis
^n Ha re,{otr the'prenlW)1tortei cattle,
farming implements, &c.
u ne 5, v onl titf.
falaable Far* for Sale.
ONE
Hundred and Thirty-Eve Acres valu
able laud fur sale at a bargain, situated 3
miles from tho city 60 acres of which, is under
crops, together with a good log house and outr
houses, uud a comfortable barn.
The land is rich and Valuable in itself, aside
from a large portion of it being well timbered
and watered. The property will be sold at a
bargaiu Tor ma easy.
Apply to BREWSTER A CO.,
juii5vjul2if. Real Estate Agents,
OMAHA CITY SCHIPT.
WE have a few more shares Otraha City
Script for sale.
[v5nl5tf L. A. BREWSTER A'W).
A ha ace for Specalators I
W E have for sale, 80 acres of land, be4©ttgtng
to a citizen of this city, who Is determined to
aell at a great bargain, o that the purchaser
m..y make several thousand dollars, bv sub-di
viding the tract into lots. Tins tract'is situa
ted on the d'rert road to Omaha City—the en
tire tract lies high and level,and is as command
ing a piece of ground as can be found iu Uie vi
cinity of Council Bluffs. This is the best chauce
for speculation that ha9 ever been offered iu
this city ioi years, tor terms and other parti
culars,
Apply to L. A. BREWSTER
TWO
juu5v5nl2tf Real Estate Agents.
Valuable Farm for Sale!
V* fc offer for sale one of
I rollinLrj a living stream runs through the°place,
which renders it peculiarly desirable foradairy
lars enquire of George Wilson, on the premises,
or L. A. BREWS PER A CO,
vonlGtf Real Estate Agents.
Two Valuable Claims for Sale is
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
W E hold for sale two splendid
claims, of .'{20 acres each, situa
ted within two and a half miles
from the cipitol of Nebraska
Territory, situated on each side of the road to
Eik iiorn city. These claims are high and
rolling, well watered, and are desirable for stock
raisin .'. These clain s were made ou tiie ear
ly settlement of the territory, and need no com
mendation, as they are too well known. For
ice aud further
p^u^tars, enquire of
a
v5ulGtf
wr
C. H. McNEELY."
caot.ow to agcte
sorrxscKi
Takf no more ArMtic,Tonics, MefcQfy, Qui
ni.ie, F«brfugea
ot any kind.
of these uoxious poisons proves them to oe the
offspring either of false medical principles, or
of mercenary quacks. The only remedy iu ex
istence that is sure and harmless, ia Rhodes'
Fever and ue Ture.
nnru/«Tt'B
u
NO. 24.
PROPRIETOR.
AT
&
CO.,
v5nl Ifi Real Estate Agents.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALBT~
hundred acres of timber land for sale
within five miles of the city, at a bargaiu.
Title perfect. Terms cash Apply to
L. A. BREWSTER A CO.,
the most
nable farms in Pottawottamie county,
it .ated and fronting on the Fort Des
iiioine-. ioad, aKout
3
tract contains 2b7 acres, 1*20 under cultivation,
de-
miles from
this city. The
JL. nr
L. A. BREWSTER 4- CO..
Real Estate Agents.
Valuable Claim Farm far Sale!
"^"EAK Elk Horn City, Dodge eouuly, Ne
bra»ka Territory. The claim known as
the Jon--'.* claim, is situated half a mile North-
,t of Elk Horn city,and consists of 3Q0 ucres.
160 acres of which, is very heavily timbered,
and decide
ly
i, Strychnine, or anti periodicals varieties, with peach, pear and cherry trees, se
I'he well-kuown'iuelticieucy ot lectcd wiih great care and in good coudiliou
The location of this claim, its nearness to Elk
the beat timber in the territorv
The location is a healthy ene, the country a
round, being high aud rolling, and upon the
place itself, is the highe? point of land within
many miles There is upon this claim, a com
fortable, tenable log house, Ac., with a good
garden, with one of the finest wells of water in
tne teiritory. A lining stream runs through
the place, near which are two never falling
springsof water, in which speckled trout
a-(
bound in abundance. The Orchard contains
about three hundred and twenty trees of choice
Hern and Omaha, aud the capability of its di
visions into fislds containing fresh water, rea
der it peculiarly desirable for a dairv or stock
raising purposes. A rare chance for speculation
could be made by sub-dividing it into lota, aa
an addition to Elk Horn zity. A portion of the
purchase money can remain for a few months,
the balance eash. Fer prices and further par
ticulars, apply to
t.|5nl6lf
L. A. BREWSTER A CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
VALDA'tLt BUILDINO
LOTS
FOR SALE.
We
offer seven valuable citylots In Maris
Mynster's addition. Also, one valuable city lots
la number
5,
iu block
18,
iu Grime's addition
to this city. Apply to
L. A. B«EW8TER A CO.,
v5nl6tl Real Estate Broken
!E «OTA PROPERTY!
W E offer nt private sale, aev«i valaable shares
IU De Sotacity, Waainugton oounty, Nebraska
Territory A plat of this valuable property
can be seen at oor office—forfurther particular*,
price andtanoe, enquire of
L- A, BREWSTER 4 CO
v5n!7tf Real EstaU Ageuts.
ELEVEJTvaluable
"rar
RAfES OF AI^fliHTJSING.
lamivejItUnrsei leas,oieloseft*«% *41,00
«oWequtit Insertiow,
50
Jems eaayear,
6 months,
a
I
OnfaeM^wsyaar,
f4 tomb*,
HalfcofaMMi, I year,
u 0 months,
3
One fourth column, 1 year,
6 atoaths,
U tt 3
REAL ESTATE.
A BABE CHANCE FOB SPECULATION
16 miles from this city. The tract contains
:20 acres of land, of which 160 acres it heavi
ly timbered 5'J seres under good fence and
crops, which consists of corn.osts, pees,back
wheat and potatoes, with iaaprtvemeats, con
sisting of a large log house, kitchen and all con
venient out-houses, together with a good b»rn
sndfheds. The quality of this farm haa not
it* superior In the atste, All erewwd evwry
aiiMiiaSk the caMtf, A
vSrW&hy. XSd.Veft JSSStwKHWm
er failing stream ronulng through the tittt,
which reuders it very desirable for stock rais
ing or dairy putpoae. We will sell this fium
to close out a concern for less than the Improve
ments cost.
For further particulars, enquire of W: L.
Biggs, Msdison street, or
BREW8TER $ CO
v5n2ltf Real Estate Broker 1.
Greatest Bargain \ow--\o Mistake 1
VVe ortei for sale, three beautifully loeateu res
idences, city lots. Lots uo. 7 in block 7,
lot no 3 iu block 2, Grime's addition
Also, lot 181, fronting 44 feet on Bancroft tt.,
by 116 deep.
The above property v/ill be offered at such
prices and terms as to make a sure and profitable
investment Apply to
TWO HUNDRED & FORTY ACRES
V^alcable
rrHE
lots In Omaha Citjf prop
tr, for sale at a great bargain.
BREWSTER A. CO.,
vSn!7tf Resl Estate Agents.
v ••TtBtt
JOHNSON,LaidsupplyA
CASADY TEST
Oounrll Bluffs, may 22.
have just
received a large of Laud Warrants,
and art oo» fully prepared tQ uo«e
Itciaa. .''' ".'lots l-
7,00
m-j*,» 5,oo
$0,00
r^- H? 0,00
£5,00
& 40,00
£,00
f5,0(i
,00
10.00
A valuable farm and crop* lor
sale vithin one mile from Har
rison county line, one mile East
of the Boyer bridge, andeely
BREWSTER A CO.,
v5n20tf Heal EstaU Agents.
SECOND SALE OF LOT3 IN
KEARNEY CITY.
the solic'tattou of our frieadd^Ye -wIII
offer at public sale, ou the premises, in
Kearney City, Nebraska Territory, ou the 14th
day of June, and continue from dar to day,
uutil all are sold at the option of the proprietors.
Terms of sale, iu hand, bailauce iu 6 and 12
mouths, JOHN BOULWARE,
JOHN McMECHAN,
A. E McCONNELL,
v5nl3tf Sole Proprietors
W A N E
A purchaser for 77 acres of valuable farm
ing land, situated ou Keg Creek., being theeaat
of of the N. ifi. quarter of section number
two, in township number 65 north of range ae.
42 west. L. A
TFREW
STER A Co.
\5u22tf iveal Estate Agents.
80 XCRES EXCELLENT FARMING
LAND.
FOR
sale at a sacrifice—being the eaet halffif
the south ea^t quarter of section 23 and
township 76, north ot range
44
we^t. This
tract is one of the most desirable in that vicin
ity, it adioins the valuable farms of J. E. John
sou and Wm. Barden.and only seven miles from
this city, fronting on the direct road toSergent
Bluffs, with the beautiful stream, Little Pigeon,
running through it.
40
acres of this
tract
haa
fine crop of coru. The soil is rich, the location
high, healthy and in a good neighborhood, and
wiii be sold at a bargain, as the uivuer is about
leaving the
country.
Apply soon to
BREWSTER A CO.,
v5n21tf Real F.sLate agents.
Timber land for sale, situated on
the direct road to Magnolia, and only three
miles from this city. There are
40
acres of this
tract under a good ditch fence, just completed,
and fronting on the road to this city, the bal
ance fine rolling prairie and heavy timber. A
grea bargain can be had by applying soon at
the Poat-otfice or to
BREWSTER A CO..
v5n21tf keal Estate Agents.
DE SOTO STOC K.
W offer one share iu the flouriahfeigeity 4i
De Sota, Washington county, Nebraska Terri
tory, for sale cheap, as the owner leavet la a
few days for tho East. \,» ply to
BRFWSTER A CO
v5n2ltf Real Estate Ageuts.
80 Acres Fine Timber Land!!
We offer at a gre%t bargain, eighty acrss
of heavy timbered land, four miles from this
city this land has enough timber on It to mors
than payforit. Anumberof delightful building
sites are on this tract. The owner intends sel
ling this tract, al a great sacrifice. Apply to
BREWSTER A Co..
v5n20tf Real Estate Agn ts
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
A rare chance is now offered to any
son wishing to invest a small amount,
:an buy a house aud lot, fronting on the
East side of Greeu stre.-t 54 by 155 feet deep.
We will sell this property for two-thirds ita
value Title perfect—terms cash.
Enquire of BREWSTER A CO.
v5ri22tf Real Restate Agents.
"10MF0RTAI1LE Dwelling House and Lot
for sale- We
offer ate great bargain, he
Dwelling House situated on the southeast cor
ner Maiu and Jeuson streets—Maria Mynster's
anditiou. The lot fronts on Maia 50 bj 100
feet on Jenson St., aud now rent'ug for $5^per
annum, and with a little repariug will com
mand $20d rent per annaui. For price tad
terms, enquire of
A, BREWSTER A CO, .,
v5n22tf Real Estate Agent*.
I
FOR SALE.
THE iarjje and couveuient two ftory frame
Dwelling House, situated on the corner of ltad*
isou ana Pteroe streets, containing tan Rksbs.
This house aad lot is one of Uve most Jesliable
lor a piira,Ul r«sidenc« or boardiug house iu
this city. BREWSTER A CO
v5naa»lr Real Estate AgretB'
LAND AGENCYf
underwigned offers for aala a large nuas»
J. ber of busiuess aud reaidsace lots, 3ltua
ted in aii perls ot the city.
Also, a large quantity of valuable land, situ
ated in this auu other counties iu this district.
Well timlwred and well watered.
I am alto prepared to enter
O e
LA
wo ON TlMB,
on the asual terms aud ip juai»4iti*a to auifc
purchasers.
Laad warrants carefully located an the beat
laud ia be obtained in the AifUiet. ea fa*Ka
ble terms,
'Lacd bought end sold tnS nieney iaveated
with c^re snd at low rates.
1 hold auappoiutaseat of Notary Pablicfrore
the Governor el this stale, sisi also of Com
nuieeioner of Dwyta, frem several eaatera tales
and will prepare and take ackaowledgemeot
ef Deeds and- other conreyaueee, al all fieies,
promptly aud easeluliy.
.. LaaJ
Council Bluft, ewy rr
Ayi«jPf*