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ATTORNEY
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•aaeKSaStf-i a
except when M9IMMW by tta
wicT Twfl*M^#M*Mf per cent deduction
^he^ede a*hec*ibera.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A. COCHRAN,
6 1 VSEAL LAND A K N T(t
COUNCIL BLOW*, IOWA,
lYTILLmoaptlr attend w the location aoc
\V eaio ofLaed WmrnmtM for non-nm
The payment of taaea and the pur
dmwMd eeia of real eetate generally. Will
*IM iaad* for eeUlere and
4. W. BABBITT,
ATTORNEY
SURGEON
VTTORNEYS
ATTORNEY
and Couu cello* at Law aad
Solicitor io Chancery, Salt Lake CWy,
Utah will attend to all busnwa* entrusted to
Itm Utah Territory H« will
tusiu«M in the Btipwma CtfS* e# A® baited
Htates.
Di^~W. B. OGDON,
Dentist. O&ae 00 east aide of
Madison at., a few doora above tbe tin ahop,
Council Bluffs. Iowa. [vSugly
B. W. MIC* «.
PRICE 4 JAMES.
AT LAWk Council Blulfs
City, lewa. v5u24tf
L. M. KLINE,
aud Counsellor at Law, CMin-
cN Bluff*. Iawa. v4u25tf
C. E. STOKE,
Attorney and counsellor at Law and soli
ciCor in chancery.
ILL give prompt attention to all business
V\ iutrusted to hi* care, in either the 6lh or
7IU Judicial District* or in ti^e State.
Office ou Broadway aL,eiJEy ofCouncil B1 uffs
v3ao40tf
ROYAL AMY.
ANUFACTURER of copper, tin Aekeet
irou ware, aud dealer in cooking, heating
md parlor Moves, Madison street, sign of the
*cuffee pot," Council Bluffs, Iowa. v4nltf
JOSEPH L. SHARP,
4 TTOKNEY an^Counseilor at Law, Clen
vood, Mills county. lo*a, will attend lo
ail business 10 the 6th Judicial District entrus
ted to his care, He will also attend to business
in the Supreme Court of this state and of the
United Statea- vlu30tf.
JTH^PERMAN,
and Councillor Law.Oma­
ha CUy Nebraska Terri.ory.
Jv4n30ly
c. roan. t*
FORD
A
BOWEN-
a
TT0RNEY3 and Couasellora at Law.
4 Coancii Bluffs City• Iowa.
CTOmca. second atory, N. E. corner Broad
w&J and HadUon Street.
G. H. IlENLE,
LOTHINO and dry rood a »toTe, Mi idle
Broadway, opposite the Bluff Gitj^ Hotel.
Laid Agency at Counril Bluffs!
E s u s i e a v i n o e n e a n o i e
1 at Couueil Blu ff»», i» Iowa, Is prepared to
locate land(« either in the Kanesville or Siour
Citv land districts on warrants orciwh Hav
ing'fipeut the last t«ro years explorine and
surveying land« in said lislricLi. he considers
himself qualified to make the be.it selections
His rates varv from 6 lo 10 dollars per quarter
faction. A liberal deduction firsm these rates
f«,r larger tracts.
aKt'KacNccs:
Gee S. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa, 111.
W®. H. W. Cvishman,
VOL. 5
|T*«
peyawat. vWMtf
time fo*
DEXTER BLOOMER,
Mko*D*ft Ooauekr ami Land Afttt
coma.
AURA*, IOWA
&T10ULAR aMautioa te ihe pus
of la»de, the haveetijjaiioe
pA&T10UL
titiaa* koatiaaof tend warranto, pay
mil ifw Mdsrikctwn at debts, U ««l
44 w
Dr. E. Lowe, Council Bluffs.
J. B. Stutsman,
a
B. Ptgram.
(v5i2^tf i\ H. WAGNER.
KlCHA! r) Yoi'N*).
itc CooamiKNtoiier of the (esertl
A N O I E
HAVINGCity,will
opened an Agency Office in Wash
ington devote his attention t« the
procureujent of Revolutionary. Invalid, and half
piy Pensions, and Bounty Lajid Warrants snd
lo the prosecution of clairan generally before
Congress, and th« Executive Departments of the
(Government. He will attend especially to all
claims affecting the titles u» land, contested
pre-emption canes, Ac., and to all claims for
Lrseslost 111 the service daring the late war
with Mexico back pay extra 7*y. Ac.
Letters addressed to Richard M. Young
Wa*hm£ton city pott p*id, will receive prompt
attention. RICHAHD M. YOUNG.
Washington City, July 1, 1853.-14-tf.
IuHST 0. ARMOR.
WISHIKG
to continue the buaineM of her
late hJisband, would rebi-ectfully inform
the citixeus of this city, aud ih«r travellir.^ coio
inunity that she will be prepared to furuiph
them with board and lodgings on tbe moat rea
sonable Uruis at tbe City Hotel, on Middle
Broadway. Har table wili be furnUhed with
all the seasoua afford.
Council Bluffs. Aug- 8th, 54- n44—if.
HA E S /r U
Iavitos the altenCioa of the ladies and
gentlemen to hi» ass^»rtment of Jewelry and
V'aiicv goodn,—coii^istir.g of Gold and Silver
W a e s k n K a i s e a s i n i n
gerrii.gs Chain* Petcils ai Pins Ac. Vio
itm* Aueordioi^fi Flutinas aud Flute* also
tm a«fl^rtnieni Tnvs. Ac.
Ail ui vhfeigji will be sold ajL tb« .lowest
firoccsrevenrartlcU arartatiUd to he a* re~
eommctded.
The jreatn4 attention will be p*M to the
repairing of Watcbcs ind Jewalry all work
Virrai:tatl.
lutoT ^Thhoe tuor 1
0 F.
HACG«»TV
BANKERS.
GREENE. W^ARE k BENTON,
AlTtfEttSand Land AjenU,Council Blaffa
PottawaUunia e^uaty, Iowa.
Oreene, 4" Cfedar Raplda.lowa.
Graoaa, Woaro A Rica, Fa*t Dw Moino*,
low*.
C*ltoctionamade Ta*ta paid and l.anda pwr
cliaaed and said in any part of Iuwr{r4nl5tf
rr
Fairfield,
Council Blurts
Land
Agmy
HENN,
Particular attention will be given to the land
business, in all its various branches. Wf are
njreparing ourselves with full and coniplet copies
of
ILH*
arovernmcnt plats, and will at all tim's
be in posset^'on of the most reliable information
with retard to the public lands.
York City.
RAW
CHARLOTTE /tRMOR.
K E
WAlCHMAKtR JEWELER,
OS&UOORBELi'H \V 01 A.V'CY SSTORE
COUNCIL BLL'EV CITY, IOWA.
r7
would announ**to
tbe ettr/ei»s of this city, that be is now
prepared with a eoroptite stock of I^eather and
rnaifigs to fiil
*11
orders
IN
tlie Boot and Shoe
lm»—will »1m» attend to rep* ag and all kinds
•t custom work.
Allwerk warranted—prices aa low as can he
had In the city, and terms pay down.
y City H*tai and
to MarIN Kxrlkuige, ealwsy,Council Bluff*,
u.r.H'f
nexf door
Seldon, Withers k Co., Washington, D. U
Hon. Chas. Masos, Cam, of Patent*, Waaa
ineton, D. t1.
Hon. A. C.Dodge, S.U.S., Burli^ton, Iowa.
J. E. JOHNSON, COUNCIL BLUFFS II
HKNN, WILLIAMS AMD CO.
SMITH HOOTO*,
WILLI4M I. COOFK8,
& Baskisg Hoose.
Willi tms A Co., of Fairfield, Iowa,
bavins associated themselves, as partners,
Meaaers. J. Smith Hooton A William Coop
er,i£4«r the stylo tad
oh
Land oflBce, and are now prepared to do a gen
eral land and banking business.
From our lonff acquaintance with the busi
ness and thorough knowledge of the country,
we hope to merit a share of the business in our
line.
Tiiae and .ifht bills bought and sold at cur-
and proceed, promptly by "K1"
on any of tha eastern cities ,,
Deposits received and interest aiivw*"'
HENN, WILLIAMS, HOOTON A, ^9
July 10, 1855. v5nl7tf
GKO. GBKCm. iOHK WICASE,
G. W. Jones, Dubuque, Iowa.
Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine,
IOWA*
Council Bluffs,Iowa, Nov. I4thtl854. nl5
g. o. ^OHXSOa, J. f. CASA»T, J. D. TEST.
J0U\SU\, CAS\D¥ 1E8T.
Attorneys
A
r»"s
COUNCIL Bl UFF8. IOWA.
XJOTESand Bills cuilectid aud remitted to
auv j'art of the United States*
Mooey received on de{«osit. and inttraal al
lowttl.
Easier n or Southern Drafts famished in minis
to suit purchasers
Land utfice fuads paid for Currency ar Bills
of Excliaage.
Loaus effected on jrood «i«rurity.
Tuxes [MUtl. ti'les exanrnei. aad Real Estate
bought aiid Mld on Comnitsfliuri.
Lauds entered for settlers aud time givei
payment.
Oflictt^p.iosite Pacific House, in west lower
room of Land Orhce.
KKFRESCES.
F. S. Jesup Co., Banker®, Dubuque,
W.J. Barnev St. Co., S
Counsellor* ai Law.
E N E A A N A E N S
COUNCIL BLt KKH, IO»A
WILL
proinpt'y attend to ijuid Agencies,
Collections, Investing Money, locating
and Selling Land Warrants, and all other busi
ness pertaining to their profession, iu Western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Council Bluff, Feb. 23. *S5. n-40-tf.
I5**C a. AI.Df.N, FRANK X. WBLCH.
GEO. HOWE.
M.DEN, HOWE & WELCH.
General Dealers in Real Estate
A N E A N E
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
CLAIMS
Upon the Public Lands bought and
sold. I-oans negotiated on reasouable terms,
Collections made, and Money remitted with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section of the Territory furnished as re
quired, upon payment of $5j also letters explana
tory of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
of Nebraska, or any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt of $1.
BEKBBKMCaB.
J. E Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa
Stut*aiauA IJonnell,
McMahon A WilliaiM,
u u u
u
Green, Weare A Benton, Bankers,
M. W. Izard, Gov. of N.T., Omaha City, N.T.
March, i, lt 55. 42-tf.
DENTAL NOTICE.
\TICKLA8 A HEWLETT having
iN located at iH Joseph, would re
spectfully announce to tbe public that weare
prepared to execute all Werk pertaining 10
tha denial art, whether mechanical or surgical
Wp are happy to »tate UMI we are now in pos
session and sole proprietor* to us» aud munu
fact urn Teeth, inserted on the new mode, known
as Allen's pau nt This new ani teautiiul way
of constructing teeth, is the very ultimatum of
the deutal art. Teeth inserted 011 tins plan have
many prints of recommendatiou aver other
modes of insertion.—first, tliey are much stron
ger, and hence more durable. Second, they are
more cleanly, having a continuous aud solid
gum, with no interstices between the teeth and
gumplate, which gives no place for lodgement
of particle# of food. Lastly, ana not least, they
are far mere beautiful aud natural than auy
other style.
Oue of ihe firm will visit Council Bluflfa
twice a year, so that thosejdesiring work of the
aaw style can have the impression taken here
ami completed at our establishment iu Saiut
Joeeph.
All work warranted to give perfect s:
istactiuu or n pay required. V5»»i4t/
SOCIAL HAlt.
n. JOHNSON would Hnnoence to the
V\ ladles and gentlemen of this city that
he has just opened trt his new building, an ex
tensive assortment of candies, confeetionaries,
fruits and nuts, pasterieS, cooling aud uniutoz
icating drinks that he wi I prepare daily fer bia
custome s. Ice cream aad vansse other deli
cacies and comforts of the season. He has a bo
a good assortment of books aud stotloaary, nov
rU, eiigriKiug*, Ac.
A few duors irom the Post Office, to the
bridge tiuOif
.UJ .1 f.
gjj
i
&>,l i
OPPOSITION
iwde.
T.
M. UUTTOH
(irecne, ATearc & Benton,
Baukeih, Ucalers iu HicUMn^e and
Lau«* Afteulx,
fo
Io714'
Cook A Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culberton A Reno, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
People's Bank, New York City.
Ketchum, Ilogerf A Bonnet, BaJikers, New
.m -irrr,
MITSIC
-NEW YOR|i^
CASH MUttC A PiAHQ
O It A E**W A TEH
!f». MS, Broadway, New
to monopoly! Mi
greatly reduced ratos. Netwlthil
Ate combinatiea of music dealers t#
the priee of noa-copyrighfe aausic, an
Interests of native compoeera, aud Ultur
sal to extend to Mr. Waters the cooH
the trad*, he is making Immense sal
abuudaat evidence, that he has paMifi
aaace and eupport, in bia oupeeltlou l|t
great monopoly, and in his effoirta to
talent, and t»MOft the national currency.
atock of Amerteun and Europ«au isasis 1
Jim saialofas ml
tioaa la ssssf.Ikslarassi «4l
Vi'
rlor toned octavo pianos fur $175, 100 aad
f2S5, interior of as good quality, and instru
ments *s strong and as durable aa those which
cost $500. Pianos of ©very variety of style
•nQpnco up to $1600, comprising those of tea
different manufactories among them the cel
ebrated modern improved Horace Waters' Pi
anos aud tbe fiittt premium jiolian Pianos of
T. Gilbert A Co-'s make, (owners of the ^Eo
lian patent). Second hand pianos st ^reat bar
gains. Prices fiom $40 to $150. Meiodeons
from five different msnufactorie#, inchuung the
well knowuS. D. A. H. W Smith's melodeous
[tuned the equal temperament] the best made
in the United States. Price $45, $450, $75,
$100, $115. $125, $l-}5 and ftiou. Smith's
double bauk luelodeoa $200. Each Piuuo and
Melodeon guaranteed The best terms to the
schools, $-c- 12% percent, discount
ufclergyn^0 aud churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. »eui to all parU, of the
country, post-paid, at u reduced rates Gen
eral and Holect catalogues and fichedule of pri
ces of Pianos fowarded to any add res. free of
Charge.
Extracts from Testimonials of Music Profess
ors and Editorials, coucerniug Horace Water's
Moderu Improved Pianos.
Ntw
Yosk,
December 12, 1854.
Horace Waters, Esq. 333 Broadway
Dear Sir—Having examiued your Piano
Fortes froru scientific aud appropriate tests, I
am enabled to form a satisfactory judgelaeut of
their merits, and it is with pleasure that I hpeak
of thein as umoug the nioSt celebrated and im
proved makes of the day.
For power, brilliancy and richnesa of tone,
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they
will not suffer iu comparison with those of any
other manufacturer, and those desirous of ob
taining a really go**d 1'iauo tor to—one that
will prove an equivalent for th«ir means, will
find such a one iu your beautiful instrument.
THUS. BAKER,
R- A. Leader o( Jullien'a Band and Muaical
Director k. Conductor at Niblo's Garden.
For power, brilliancy aud richness of tone,
elasticity of touch, elegauce and durability of
make, they are in advauce of auy other pianos
iu tbe United States, being tb« result of loag
experience and a aarieaof experiment*.-— N- a
Dispatch
The treble is clear, pure, beautiful and very
melodic us, the bass is deep, rolling, and sono
rous the middle part is rich and sympathetic,
and posbesses the power of sii.ging, i. e. of uui
ting the sound of each tone, iu a degree but
rarely achieved—Henry U. Watson.
Your instruments are a sensible improve
ment upon American pianos, and an honor to
(he manufacturer. There is no doubt but thev
Wii! be appreciated by the public, and all ad
mirers ol true merit.—Oscar Gomettant.
For power of tone, depth of bass, and brill
aacy of treble, together with accuracy of touch
they are equal to any I am acquainted with, and
I cordially recommend them to those wishiug
to purchase.—V. C. Taylor.
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters' store the
very best assortment of music and of pianos
to be found in the United States, and we urge
our southern aud western friends to give him a
call whenever they go to New York.—Graham's
Jhlagaiine.
1 take great pleasure in prououueiug tliem in
struments of a superior quality, both of tone aud
touch.—Augtus Cockel.
We cousiderthem of especial attention, from
the resonaut aad exceeding musical tones which
Mr. Waters has succewedcd in attaining.—N.
y. Muncal world and Times.
'The Horace Waters pianos are of superiortone
and elegant finish.——N. Y. Christian Inq.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater
excellence iu any department than the piano
forte manufactured by Horace Waters, of this
city.—Churchman.
//orace Waters' Piano Fortes are of full, rich
aud even tone, aud powerful.—N. Y. Musical
Review.
Your new square pianos, sir, are of suili clear
ness and equality of tone throughout, that they
very successfully comjet« with the voluminous
and expressive grand Piano —Vanderweyde.
Ills editor of the Savaunah Republican, Sa
vanuah, Ga., speaking of the piauo fortes kept
by Meeera. J. W.Morrtll A Co., of that city,
says:
It will be seen that thrir stock comprises'
instruments of every grade of excellence, from
the well know manufacturing establishments ot'
Chickering A Son, Horace Waters, Worces
ter, Aunns A Clark, and Bacon A Raven. It
might well be supposed, that in so larg« a col
lection there would be aome very fine instru
ments But there is oue which, for be mty of
finish and rfchnessand brilliancy of tone,equals
if It ooes not excol, anything of the kind we
have ever seen. It is from the establishment of
Extracts from Editorials concerning G. Gil
bert and Company's Premium jEoiiau Pianos
The .Eoliau h*)rte is undoubtedly the moat
perfect in usical instrument human ingenuity hss
constructed. 1'wo iustruineiits are blended in
oue. The Julian is both attached aud detach
ed so that Uie piauo may be played with or
without it or, with one hand the performer
uay eii it tbe melodious strains of the /Eolian,
a«a wi til tlie other invoke the harmonie-* of liie
piauo. The instrumeut which, iu the ev ening,
iuciu»d to the dance or aided tbe festive song,
gives forth iu the morniug, me peeling tones
which prelude and accompany the aolemo hymn
Mr. Waters' new rooms are very inviting to
ths lovers of music. But he has nothing io
bia rooms equal in beauty and coranletaneas
to Gilbert's jfSoliaa Piano forte*.—Morris A
Wills' Home Journal.
The variety and beauty of (lie effects caa
only be appreciated by those who hear these
magnificent inatrumentj at Mr. Watrta', ealeb
li*hiuriit N Y Twbiue
cr. -m&
taknr.
2Sfe
Fkwaaift* •r. WaflMi an rn pop
liar. TVfraras warlr Is MaUk snrjLs io
m{ Is warmaUd to Hand rayelitatrt*
Ith acutely any need of taalttg.—V. T. Daily
The invention the new voices has dives
[tod that instrument of its harsher tones, and
iveu us all the purity and richutee of a parlor
-Evening Atlas, Albany, W*Y.
•MMm isatrsasst to everywhere
iaa Rrfleeter,"
ie»
AH
la ai
Prince A Co.'s Meiodeons, with special refer
ence to the temperament, and have not found
oue tuned in equal temperament. The temper
amunt in fhe meiodeons of Prince A Co.'s man
ufacture that 1 have examined, approaches near*
tho equal than those of Carhart A Needham,
but it is far from equal, as auy one 'troubled
will, a nice ear,' 1 think will deeide, if they try
the chords of aud sharp iu succession.—A
Tuner, Poultney, Vt.
We are very happy to stand corrected on
this point. We made the statement alluded to
above on the authority of a professor of inu.MC
in this city, without having observed in refer
ence to it ourselves—a thing we very 6cldom
do. We have since examined Prince A Co.'s
Meiodeons, and nnd A Tuner'' right. Tho'
uearer the equal temperature than Carhart's, it
is stu'I unequal. We do know, however, that
S. D- A H. Smith's jHelodcons. sold b#v H.
Waters, No. 333 Broadway, ar£ tuned in the
equal temperament—N. V Mu»ical Review.
Messrs. S. D. A W. Smith rank as the first
manufacturer* of the melodeon in ihis co intry.
Their instruments itre recommended by tnebest
judges as superior in every respect.—Boston
Commonwealth.
53?" There is constantly in store at this es
tabii.slunent, ten different inal-eiof Pianos, and
five different makes of Melo eons.
SIT Each instrument is guarrauteed to give
eutire satisfaction, or the purchase money re
funded.
Persons at a distsnce wishing to purchase
will, by fowar^ing theirorders, have their wants
as well and as cheajr ly supplied as though per
sonally present. [v5nt0lf
bH)K
RHODES' FEVER A AW K lliKE,
ihe prevention aud cure of 1 utermi' leit
at,ii Remittent Fevers, Fever aud Ague,
Chills and Fevers, Dumb Ague, General l)e
bility, Might Sweats, a:id all other forms of
-MtbMma* bUmbA Urs a soomw origin io Mala
ria or \iiasma.
1 hi* is a natural antidote which will entire
ly protect any resident or traveller even in the
must sickly or swampy localities, from any
Ague or Bilious disease whatever, or any inju
ry fiom constantly inhallug Malaria or Mia
sma.
it will instantly chpck the Ague iu persous
who have suffered from any length of time,
fr.ru oue day to twenty years, so that they
need never to have another chill, by continu
ing in use according to directiovs. The pa
tient at once begins to recever appetite and
strength, and continues until a permanent and
radical cure is effected.
Oueor two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases, some may require luoie. Directions
printed in German, French A Spanish, accom
pany each bottle. Price one dollar. Liberal
discount mad »to the trade.
AS. A. RHODES, Providence^ R. I.
ul
AUGUST 28, 1855.
--JJUil JL
MUSIC., AC.-NEW YORK*
Vhe Jgollae piaaa fait— Xtilta tfca CmM
fcoas thu |wl atttata-vMait
.. i, km been pwilo fca
all ^Uietii iu theM
AionGns concerning 3. l5.
Smith's Celebrated Meiodeons.
u article iu the February number of the
Review, answering some inquiries in regard txf
tern pediment made by iiliam W. jr Brooij*
field, Vt*," I noticed a statement that Pritre's
1 Meiodeens are tuned io the equal temperament.
Since that time 1 have examined a number of
EVIDENCE OK SAfETT.
New-York, June 11, 1855.
"I havo made a chemical examination of
"Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure," or "Antidote
to Malaria," snd have tested it for arsnic, mer
cury, quinine, and strychnine, but have uot
fouud a particle of either iu it, nor have I found
any substance in its composition that would
prove iujurious to the constitutiou
J. R. CHILTON, M. D., 3bemiaL"
EVIDENCK OF MEBIT.
"Lewisburg, Union co., P., May 2, "55.
Mr. J. A. Rhodes—Dear Sir: The box of
uiediciiie you sent me was duly received on the
11th af April. I have sotd about one-hall of
it, and so far asihe people have used it are sat
isfied that it has cured them. It has certainly
stopped the ague iu every oue that has used it,
ana six of the cases were of long stauding. My
sister, who has had it 5 or 5 years back, ana
could never get it stopped, except by Quioiue,
aud that Only as long as she would take it, is
now, I thiuk, enti.aly cured by your remedy.
citrr.ow
Horace Waters. Beirg constructed of the best General Agent, aud for sale by respectable
vdu3m6
and most thoroughly seasoned material, and
upon improved principles, it is capable of resist
iug the action of every climate, and of st iiidiiig
along lime in tune. Tbe keys of pearl,
1 and the recess for the finger board is tula id with
1 pearl, while the legs are most elaborately carv
ed, and the whole instrument finished up in a
i style of great excellence and beauty. And yet
I Us chief merit lies iu the power, briliini.cy and
I richnesO'df ite tone, aud the elasticity of ite
touch.
1
TOO
N E E Y
TO AGUK
suFrcaxaa
Takr no more Arsnic, Tonics, Mercury, Qui
nine, Frbrfuges, Strychnine, or anti periodicals
of any kind. The wall-kiiown'ineni^iency of
of these noxious poisons proves them to be the
offspring (rither of false medical principles, or
of mercenary quacks. The only remedy in ex
istence that is bure and harmless, la Rhodes'
Fever and Ague ure.
J. D. Yerrington, 69 Clark street Chicago,
dealers everywhere.
R.
BATHING ROOM.
A. RUSSEL would inform the public
that he has opened a Bath iug Room iu
connection with his
SEW SHAVING SALOON,
on Broadway, where tbe finishing touches to
cleanliness and genteel appearance are ^'Stowed
without stiutor giuugitg. The public are po
litely invited to call at his rooms where, should
he be so iuc ky aa to shave them, the k«^u edge
of chagrip will be removed by the consolation
that it was done sleek, easy and without hurt
ing the foldings.
Lr Next door beiow Pegram*s store, Oooncil
Bluffs, Iowa. v5al4lf
CRANBERRY VINES.
fM^HE subscribers are now prepared to receive
A orders for any number of Cranberry Viues
t'v be delivered in October next—experience has
fully proved that tne fall is much tbe best time
for transplanting aft it luts also proved that
cranberry is a profitable ciop to cultivate, for
those who have iow moist ground.
We have now some 10,000 plants, which al
thaugfc phuM very Ule and having a dry sea-,
soa aaeoatead with, now look remarkably Mae
aad thrifty. Oaana
BSSPECTKULLV S^UCITWT.
Far further particulars inquire of Uie sub
serlheta. uader
UM
Bugle OiHce. Orders left at
the Post oSiae will recoire prompt atteutiun.
v5nlficf TEKKY A CO.
•"er
KO. 25.
PROPRIETOR
QLENWOOD ADV
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS!
N U K O S & O
Glen wood, Iowa,
Wontd cell the attention of the
people of Milh aad sdjoiningt*^
counties to the fact that tlieyl|2a__
have completed their new store house and have
just received and opened one of tbe largest and
most taried assortment of new goods, ever bro't
to western Iowa.
Our assortment of Dry Goods, both of Amer
ican and foreign manufacture are as complete
•a will be found in the western country.
Among our Groceries may be fouiid—
20 chests Tea, assorted*
200 2. 4 A 6 lb boxed Toa,
Sou sa-ks G. A. Salt,
|t)) barrels Ka. do
•100 sacks Dairy dp
60 barrels Molassei,
20 hf do Syrup,
luu Bed-steads, ail patterns,
Bureas. cubboanta, tin safes, chairs, lounges,
matrasses, stands, &c., &.c.
100 cook and heating stoves, all patterns and
sizes.
-•ilK) kegs Nail?, assorted.
Doors, window-sash, blinds, paints oil, Ac.
O O S A S O E S
We have sixty cases, all sorts and patterns.
And every thing else that may be found in stores
this side of St. Louis. Our heavy loss by fire
and th* failure of so many business houses
throughout the states, have shown to us the ne
cessity of doing a pay down business. There
fore, we have adopted the pay down business,
and by this means we hope to offer such induce
ments to those tha* wish to pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
By doing this kind of a business, we are not
subject to loss, by bad debt3 and others losses,
which surely follows after crediting. We do
not pretend to say as Nebraska City and Omaha
City does, that ours is
THK
Our stock of Groceries is
large and complete,
haviug been bought and shipped a little lower
than our neighbors. Our stock of Hardware.
Queensware, Woodenware, /foots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps and Ready Made Clothing, have
all been purchased in the eastern cities, at the
lowest cash prices.
Give us a call before you purchase, and if we
do not sell you cheap goods, we will make our
neighbors do so.
Remember the cheapest house in town.
TOOIXE A GREENE.
July 31. v5n21tf
00 fiae Doora, aasortei^sizes, ior sale at Glen
wood, by TOOTLE 4- GREENE.
^OOO lights Pine Sash, all sizes, for sale low
O est prices by TOOTLE A. GREENE.
(OO sacks G. A. Salt, at Glen wood, by
i TOOTLE A GREENE.
OO Boxea Glaaa, assorted at
TOOTLE A GREENE.
OOOO lbs assorted Iron, ree'd at low freight
aud cheap, by TOOTLE A GREENE.
Kegs ass't Nai!s and every other article
for building purposes, at the chepcash store
in Glenwood. TOOTLE A GREENE.
'A Bedsteads, 10 Bureaus. 12 sofas, 25 tables,
7
4 10 lounges, and _«'y
nilure, cheap, at
V
A
place to incest your
money, but we do say we will give you more
goods for your money, than any other house
west of St. Louis.
Call and examine—no trouble to show goods.
Remember the sign of the Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa,
fcj?" We buy dry hides, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, tallow, &.c., tee
at highest prices. july 31, \5n21m3
TOOTLE A GREENE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
I K N W 0 O I I O W A
VV'e beg leave to call the attention
the good people of Mills, Pott a- LM
wattainie, Montgomery and Cas^coun-®^
ties, Iowa also, Douglas aud Cas counties,
N'ebiaska territory, to our large and late sup
ply of every kind of merchandise usually kept
in western iowa.
luantity of other fur
A E E N E
TOO?LE
Boxes assorted Teas, put up expressiv for
I our trade, (uotsunk) very cheap, at »len
wood, by TOOTLE A GREENE-
WANTED.
SOOO bushels Wheat, Oats, Corn atso bides.
Flour, Meal, Furs, Bacon, Ac.
TOOTLE A GREENE.
JOSEPH V. HINCHMAN,
U
GLKSWOOD, IOWA,
Would respectfully in
form the citizens of ils
and adjoining counties that
he is iu receipt of a gener
al assortment of Drugs,
s? it
ks,
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs,Bo
tionery. Also, an assortment of Jewelry, per
fumery, and other notions, together with a com
plete stock of tobacco aud cigars.
£3^* Pure Liquors for medical purposes only.
Gienwood,july 31. v5u21tf
District Court, Mills County, Iowa,
September Term, A. I). 1805.
Thomas B. Gordon,)
vs. Mechanic's Lien.
Jeremiah Burns.
TO Jeremith Burns, the defendant, in the
the above entitled cause, who has been returned
"not found," notice is hereby given, that the
said plaintiff. Thomas B. Gordon, bus fil^l iu
my otfice his petition, claiming-of you, fifteen
dollars and seventy-seven cents, with interest
thereon from six months after the 29th of July,
1854, a* nnney due "on account," for lumber
sold and delivered to you in the mentbof July,
1854, by tbe said plantiff and asking the estab
lishment of a Mech mic's Lien, for that a'Bount
on Lot Fivo, (5) in Block Seveuty-three, (73)
and the building thereou staudiug. iu the town
of Gltjuwpod, Mills county, Iowa. Aud that
unless you appear at the next term of the said
District Court of Mills couuiy, Iowa, to be be
gun and held at Glenwood, ou Monday, the
tenth (10th) day of September, A. 1). I^oo, nnd
on or before e morning of the second day
thereof, answer thereto, default will be entered
aaaiust vou and judgement thereon rendered.
Sta-
WILLIAM SNUFF1W,
Clerk District Court, Mills county, Iowa.
By
EDWIN
0.
BLACBMAB,
Deputy Clerk.
0. ft. 8oi.o*y», AUy. farPlff. [n22i4
FOR WALE.
A n4ce well situated lot in thia city, upon
ahich are neatfcftd comfortable dwelling,
Kn [iiira of J- JOHNSON, A»on
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
»e, kS
Har a or leas, one iB«ertioa»'
sulwedaent insertion, -.
.I3a»e ewtyear
0 months, .-
-v
One celwi, flee fftrf
months. pit
i*
Halfco6»ft, 1 year, 2*^^.
t, $aoii(bs, ~f
K IA
Onefowlii column, 1 year, -i
montha.
t« *i 3
Also, a large quantity of valuable lj|nd,ajt'j
iited in this aid other cOuuties in this district,
well timhered aud well watered.
I aoi aUo prepared to enter laai f* T/Mf,
on the usual terms aud in quantities to suiti
purchasers.
Laud warrants carefully located oertHfe beet
land to be obtained in the district, un favora
ble term*.
Land bought and sold and money invested
with care and at low rates
I hold an appoiotmeut of Notary fhiblic from
tbe Governor of this state, and also of Uw
miastoner of Deeda, from several easten, Ktut^.
a k a o i e e n i e o
l/rMM vwr iiftMr i'iffivifiiiuH, *t»u u««,
promptly aud carefully.
Othce uext door to the Pacifie House.
D. 0 BLOOMER
Land Ageat.
Council Blefft, a»» 7,1855. vQu22tf
For Sale a I
quarter section of fine boilom land, lying
within four miles of this city. Also, a
qu.irttr section of hard wood timber, that has
uot been culled or cut from, about 5 miles from
thecity also, a quarter sec. of land, lying di
rectly upon the road traveled north, and about
5 miles from the city, together with several
other smaller tracts of land, snd-a number of
choice city lots, which canJae purchased at bar
gains for cash down, if attended to immediately
bi) iX
40 t'U1
laftEAL ESTATES-
LAND AGENCY I
rpHE
undersigned offers for sale ala/^e nuin
JL ber of busineAs and residence Iota, situa
ted in all uaru ol the city.
J. E. JOHNSON, .4g«nt.
Conocil Bluffs, may 22,1855. [v5i»lUti
Ci!y Lois For Sale!
FEW choice Lots for sale in Johnson's
additon to Council Bluffs—a most high,
beautiful, eligible ami sightly situation in the
upper portion of the city, immediately adja
cent to the Public Garden of Terry Jfc Co.—
There is only 20 lots for sale and they will not
long remain unsold, so let those who wish to
reside iu the most beautiful and romautic part
of the city, secHre a lot at ou£e.. Price reasou
able, and terms cash down. A map aud plutt
may be seen at the post office.
J.
E- JOHNSON,Agent.
Council Bluffs, aprll 17, '55. n3 tf
SECOND SALE OF LOTA) IN
KEARNEY
CITY.
the solic'tation of our frieuds, we will
offer at public sale, eu the premises, 111
Kearney City, Nebraska Territory, on the 14lh
day of June, and continue from day to day.
until all are sold at the option of the proprietors.
Terms of sale, tj in haud billance ia »i *ud li
mouths.
v5nl3tf
JOHN BOULWARE,
JOHN McMECHAN,
A. E. McCONNELL,
Sole Proprietors
Land on Time I
OHNSON, CAiAUY TEST
received a large supply of Land Warrants,
and are now fully prepared to make time ea
teries.
Council Bluffs, inay 22, '55. v5n!0tf
OMAHA CITY LOTS FOK SALE.
A limited number of lota iu Omaha City are
now ready for private sale. Call ou the uu
dersigned, or on Mr. Boyer at Tootie and Jack
son's store.
Lots will be given to persons who wish bo
build this season.
iJuly 26 1854.—tf E.
•j
LOTTE.
1 0 0 0 0 0 O I E S
Steamboat Duuster* on thr Western YValerf end
Steamboat Directory.
The undersigns hate now in
the course ol preparation, a new
MBMOnSi*Steamboat Directory, which will
be issued October next the book will con
tain over two huudred pages, illustrated in the
best style, aud neatly bound in a durable man
ner. It will be one of the most iuteresliug
works ever published, and will be a book that
will be interesting lo all classes of people.—
The Steamboat Director will cootaiua com
plete list aud description of all the Steamboats
afloat in the western and southern vvat,irs.^
The leugth, model spead, power and tounag*)
of each boat, wbere aud by whom built, the
name of the boat, with the trade she is in. Al
so, tha name of the captains aud officers, her
age, Ac, Ac., The Directory will contain a
History of Steamboats aud Steamboaling ou
ihe western watnrs, since the application of
steam also, a sketch of the first boat built for
the Ohio river, with the uante
of
the builder,
commander aBd owner.
The River Directory will contain a list ard
description of all the Steamboat Disasters that
have occurred on the western and southern wa
fers, beautifully illustrated. With a list of all
those who have perished by their burniug, siuk
ing and exploding, 011 the western aud south
ern waters. The Directory will conlaiu Maps
of the Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Ar
kansas, White, Red, Ouachita. Yazoo aud oth
:'t rivers, with the towns and cities laid down,
:aired distances aiso, many other ltver ana
oommereial items of interest to the people at
large. The book will contain the cards of th«
various U. S. Sfail boat? with the trade they
are in, Ac* The Directory will also contain a
complete list of all responsible Steamboat Li
censed Olhcers, their places of residence, Ac-,
the new Steamboat Law, its requirements, wifh
comments, showing wherein it benefits ttic in
competeut uth :er, and injures the compete
at
officer, Ac., Ac., aud all the important U» S.
Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up to dJMei
lhaJiates aud Commorcial Privileges, bills of
^fending, important decisions of the various I
S. Courts in regard to freights lost and damaged,
«$• ,, Ac with many other thing* of interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in the bes
style, and printed iu.the best uiuuuer. The
author Ins for six years been gathering togeth
er all the facts and items in regard to the nu
merous steamboat disasters ou the western aud
southern waters, aud now iuteuds publishing
the in in book form. The price of the work wui
be put at the low sum of Oue Dollar. Ten
thousand copies wilt be issued for the boutuieu
and all others desirous of subscribing, will haye
to do so at ouce, as none will be printed unless
ordered in advance. The work is designed to
have ucirculatiuu of eighty thousaud cup us, as
the publishers are rcctiviu^ large uumbers yf
subscribers, per mall, from ail parts of the coun
try, dally. Some of the oldest boataieu, as
well as most scientific men ol the tiinos, are con
tributors to the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be issued 111 October, aal
will be an ornament to the parlor as w«Aia»
sic'auiboaL Ly remitting One Doilaf, (post
paid) you will rcceive oue copy of the above
work.
Ail eofaoiuaicaUona aad letters should be
addressed to
AMIS
T. LLOYD A CO.,
Post Ortv.e Building, Ciucluuati, Oh|a*
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