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DEXTER C. BLOOMER,
jUanq, GHinlaf aa4 Land A(*I|
OQOMU
lucm,
PARTICULAR
chase aad alia of lMtfa.ua taveetlgatiou
of land titles, loeetiou of load
uieiit oftaaes, and collection of debte, la weet
Iowa aad NebreekaTertU^.
rr Office first door Boat of Paetfie Houae.
JUM 19,1845- _________ [rtnldtf
A. W BABBITT,
A and Couucellor at Law and
MA.TTORNEY
Solicitor ia Chancery, Salt Lake City,
•Bah, wili atteud to all busiuees entrusted U
Xim in Utah Territory He will also attend to
busineea in the Supreme Court of the United
DRTVV^ B. OGDON,
lURGEON Dentist. Office on eastsldeof
st., a few doora above the UDshop,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. _____
w-
L. M. KLINE,
ATTORNEY
aud Counsellor at Lew, Coun­
cil Bhdr*, Iowa. v4n25tf
C. E. STONE.
Attorney aud couas^l'tr at Law am! irft*
citor ia chancery.
"VXTILL give prompt attention to all business
iutratfted to his care, either the 6th or
th Judicial District, or in the State.
Office oa Broadway at.,city ol CouncilBluffs
•3no40U
KOVAL AMV,
JAMUrAJTO RtiKef copper, Un
i fTORNF.Y and Ounaellor at Law, Clen
A Vood. Mills
county,
L'ailed.
States.
Iowa, will attend to
ail business in the 6th Judicial Di»*rict entrus
ted to ills care, He will alao attend to business
in the Supreme Court of thi« state "d of
JT SHERMAN,
ATTORNEY
roaa.^
FORD & BOWEN.
TTORNEYS and Couaaellora at Law,
ia Conncil Bluffs City, Iowa.
O*0mca,second
story, N. E. corner Broad
way aad Madison Street.
*4B28U«
G. H. HENLE,
LOTHINO and dry goods store, Mi Idle
Broadway, opposite the Bluff Oity^
Larnl Agency at Council Bluffs!
rpHE subscriber
Geo 8. Fisher, bankers, Ottawa, IU.
Win. H. W. Cuahuiiin,
Dr. E. Lowe, Council Bhxft*
J. B. Stutsman,
u
B. Pfgnun,
(•5u22tf 1. H. WAGNER.
RICHARD "toUNG.
1.ate Commissioner of the General
LAND OFFICE,
AVING opened an Agency Office in Wash
ington City, will devote hia attentions the
rrocurernen
of Revolutionary, Invalid and half
fay Penaions,and Bounty Laud Warrant and
to the prosecution of claims generally before
Congress, and the Executive Departments of the
t»overoroent. He will attend especially Wi all
lairns affecting the titlea to land, contested!
re-emption
casea, Ac., end to all claims foir
Aorta lost in the aervice during the late w ar
with Mexico, back pay, extra Toy, Ac.
Letters addressed to Richard
S i A K
J* .. J*' .. '.' j. v'
with
rent
the
yln30lf
and Coancellor»tSaw,Oma­
ha City Nebraska Territory. [v4n3()ly
having opened an office
at Council Blu fls, in Iowa, is prepared to
locate lands either in the Kanesville or Sicur
City land districts, on warrant* or cash Hav-
D» apeut the last two years explorine and
urveyhi^ lands in said districts, he considers
himself
qualified to make the best selections
His rates vary from 6 to 10 dollars per quarter
section. A liberal deduction fram these ratea
for larger tracts.
arrKRtwcw:
M.
WMhi»KuB City, July 1. lfi3-U-tf.
Conncil Bluffs. Aug- tith, n44—tf.
TELEGRAPHIC I
HAVING
v6a?!kf
A
Young.
MHS. C. ARMOR,
WISHING
to continue the boamew of her
late hiuband, would respectfully inform
the citizens of this city, and tbe travellieg com
inanity that she will be prepared to furuisl*
them »th board and lodgings on the most rea
aonable term* at the City HOUJI, on Mlddl^
Broadway. Her table will bo farniabed with
a!! tkeaeaaona afford.
CHARLOTTE ARMOR.
made arrangemenu with the St
Joaeph aad St. Louia Ezpraae Lines, 1
am prepared to receive and foward meaaagea to
ail pariaof tbe Union, and abUtotmck anawera
FRAKKB WELCH
r*}-
Reuta aaUecUd, propaftj
and all kuioaaa
Vith
10
IOWA.
«maika
*hma to the per
Kew
C. JAMES.
PRICE fc JAMES.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Council Bluffs
A City, Iowa. v5n24tf
A.
|rou ware, and dealer In cooking, Mating
j*iid parlor »tove?, Madiaon street, aign of the
cufljee por Oouncil Bluffs Iowa v4it 1 tf
JOSEPH L. SHARP,
real aatate eanfollj attended
Emtgraata furniahed with Topographical
Mapa and aurveyora.
Particular attentioa fivea to the making of
desirable aad permanent inveatmeata for nun
reaidenta, and in loaning money at the uaoal
ratea of the country
At our office will be found accurate mapa
from the Land Office Department ahowing tlie
timber, *wamp «k prairie land, courae of atreanis,
roada, bluff*, £c., 4«., which we will take pleaa
ure in allowing to our customera«
We will, upon requeat, obtain at the Re^ia
tera Office, plata showing the vacant land lu
any towuahip, and aent them by n»a 1 upon re
ceiving the land office fee of 50 centa, which
can he remitted us by mail in atampa.
Horace Everett, of the above firm, Attorney
at Law, will give hia particular attention to t^e
inveatigaUun of titlea aad the t«n®raj duties of
hid pruftaaion, which can be attended to at hia
office.
We refer to Lincoln Clark, Duboqae St.
Jofcn Powers & Co., Mobile, Ala Cleevelaod
jJroa.,
Orleans Lucas
ic
an
afce«t
ofthe government plats, and will at alltiims
be in possession of the
most
regard
to the
Time and sight bills bought and sold at cur-
rates.
Collections
and proceeds promptly remitted by sight drafts
on anv
ofthe eastern cities
Deposits
L* L- BoWB*-
received and interest allowed.
HE.NN, WILLIAMS, HOOTON A CO.
July 10,1855.
2CO. GtKIKI. IWW WKAaa,». T. H.
Greene, Weare
NOTES
K
Office
REFRENCES.
F. S. Jeaup &Co., Bankera, Dubuque,
W. J. Barney
k
Co.,
D.
C.
WILL
JNSSSSR
Cl
Atf*nt-
FOK BALE.
nice well situated lot in thia city, upon
fc bioh are Boat and
Knqnire of J- K. JOHNSON, Agon
UCKWHEAT FLOUR pUaty ca» b« b»d
yeallmg at VOORHlS
«ww»*
Simonda, Darby
fe BarkaUle St. Louis Cashier Metropolitan
Bauk, New York Joseph Whitney SL CO,.Bos
ton Cadw»!lader, H'ullia. Esq., Chilocothe,
Ohio A G. fcge, Eaq., Westiuiiwter, Maryland
Geo. V Huif. K&q., Slianaadoali Co., Va.
Aug. 28. '^5. ^5p25tf
KWfield.
HKHN, WILLIAMS ASD CO.
T1 A. 5 SMITH HOOTOJT,
Council BluRa,
WILLIAM
having
Messe
coopaa,
Land Asciifj 1 Bankin® ITonse.
E N i
4 s 4 o o a i e w
associated themselves, aspaftners,
rs. J. Smith Hooton
&. William I. Coop-
stvleaiid name of
ei, uiider tbu ...
lieun, Williams Hooton A Co.,
Have opened
office
to the racific
Land
office,
line.
preparing ourselves
on Broadway, next
Hou^e,
and are
now
door
immediately
opposite the
prepared to do a gen­
eral I*uid and banking business.
From our long acquaintance witntne Bnsi
knowledge of the country,
uess and thorough knowledge o
#e hope to merit a share e* the
Particular attei.tion will be given to the land melodious, the baas is deep,
business, In all its various branches. Wr ar^j
tjUg
Benton,
Baakers, Dealers in Exchange
I i A e n s
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
and Bills collected aud remitted to
any part of the United States
Money received on deposit, aud interost al
lowtnl.
aud
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished in sums
to suit purchasers.
Land utfice fund® paid forCnrr^ney or Bills
of Exchange.
Loans effected on good security.
Taxes paid, ti'les exam'ned, and Real Estate
bought and sold on Commission.
Lands
entered for settlers and time given fo
payment.
Office opposite Picific House
room of Land
in west lower
Iowa.
Culberton A Reno, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
People's Bank, New York City.
Ketchum, Rogers A Bennet, Bankers, New
York City.
Seldon, Withers & Co., Washington, U. c.
Hon. Chaa. Mason, Com, of Patents, Wash*
ington,
Hon. A. C.Dodge, S.U.S., Burligton,Iowa.
G. W. Jones, Dubuque, Iowa.
Jos. Williams, Chief Justioe, Muscatine,
Iowa.
Council Bluffs,Iowa, Nov. 14th, 1854. nl5
u.
D. IOHXBO*»,
i.
promptly attend to Land Agencies,
Collections, Investing Money, Locating
and Selling Laud Warrants, and all other busi
ness pertaining to their profession, in Western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Council Bluff, Feb. 33. *55. »-40-tf.
F«4AC K. AT.OKK,
Cook A Sarcent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa. ness and equality of tone throughout, that they
OASAOY,
J0Ui\S0^i,
n.
T*ST.
CA8ADY 4
1EST.
Attorneys A Counsellors at Law.
E N E A A N A E N S
COU3CIL Si.trFS, IOWA.
FRANK C. WELCH.
OEO. HOWB.
ALDEM, HOWE
tt
WELCH.
GKNKSAL
DBALKESUI 4
REAL ESTATE AND EXCHANGE
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
LA IMS Upon tbe PubUc Lands bought and
sold. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms,
Collections made, and Money remitted with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section oi ths Territory furnished as re
quired, upon payment of $5j also letters explana
tory of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
of Nebraska, or anv portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt of $1*
asrsasircn*.
J. E Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa,
fftutamaa It Donnell,
Bf$Mahon A Williams,
Creen, Weare A Benton, Bankers.
M. W. lzsrd, Gov. ofeiiOatahaCity, N T.
March, 2, lt?56. ®45-tf.
meatoaa aCtoag aadm daraM^ mikmivMak
coal•«*. FiMOO ol tvvrf HrimyM Myk
aad prioe op tot*COO, eomprletaf tfceda of Um
dlferaot manafceUriaa «moag tikeaa Die Ml
ehratad modern improved Horaae WaitiS* rf«
aproved
anon and the firat premium Jtoiian Piaaot of
Gilbert Co-'a make, (ownon of tka JB»
lian patent). Second-handptanoeatrraitbu
gaina. Pricea fiom $40 to $150. •Teledeoaa
from five different manufactories, including tb»
well knowuS. D- A W Smith's melodeoui
[tuned the equal temperameut] the be*made
in tbe United States. Price $45, $66, $75
$100, $115. $125, $135 and $150. Smith's
double bauk melodeon $300. Each Piaiio and
Melodeon guaranteed The beat terms to the
trade, schools, ^c 12f^ percent, diieoaat'
to clergymen aud churches. Ail orders prompt*
ly attended to. Music aent to all parte of the
country, post paid, at the reduefld rates. Gen
eral and solect catalogues aad achedule of pri
ces of Piauos fowarded te any adureas free of
charge.
Extract* tana Teetimoniala of MaaicProfeaa
ors and Editorials, concerning Horace ater'i
Modern Improved Pianos.
Ntw Yoac, IVcember 12, 1354.
Horace Waters. Eaq., 333 Broadway
Dear Sir—Having examined your Piano
Fortes from scientific and appropriate teste, I
am enabled to form a satisfactory judgement of
other manufacturer, and those desirous of ob
taming a really good Piano Forte—ou«j that
wili prove an equivalent for their meann, will
find auch a one in your beautiful instrument.
1
United
Stat
nee and a set
he treble Is clear, pare, beautiful an
r0U8 U):daie
with full andcomplet copies and possesses the power of singing, i. e. of uui-
the sound of «*ch tone, iu a degree but
reliable information rarely achieved—Henry G. Watson.
public lands. Your instruments are a sensible Improve-
ro«ut
upon American piauoe, and an honor to
made in western Iowa manufacturer. There is no doubt but thev
vju
1
v5nt7tf
their merits, and it is with pleasure that I speak
of them as among the moat celebrated aad im- (jy There la constantly in store at this ea
proved makes of the day. tabiishmeut, ten dirferent makes of Pianos, and
For power, brilliancy and richness of tone, five different makes of Melo eona.
elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish, they 2ZT Each instrument is guaranteed to give
III
not suffer in comparison with those of any entire s«ufaction, or the purchase money re
funded.
THOS. BAKEK,
R. A. M. Leader ol Jullien's Band and Musical
Director & Conductor at Niblo's Garden.
For power, brilliancy aud rtchoeeaof tone,
elasticity of touch, elegance and durability of and Remittent Fevers, Fever and A^ue
make, they are iu advauce of any ofher pianos Cbills and Fevers, Dumb Ague, General^De
in the
roiling,
aud
IOIIU-
part is rich and sympathetic,
appreciated by the public, and all af-
mirers oi true merit—Oscar Oomettant.
For power of tone, depth of bass, and brill
ancy of treble, together with accuracy of touch
they are equal to any I am acquainted wilh.and
1 cordially recommend them to thoee wish lug
tENTOM purchase.—V. C. Taylor.
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters' store the
very best assortment of music and of pianos
to be fonnd in the United Slates, and we urge
oar southern and western friends to givo him a
cail whenever they go to New York.—Graham'a
Magazine.
1 take great pleasure in pronouncing them in
struments of a superior quality, both of tone and
touch—Augtus Cocket.
We consider them of especial attention, from
the resonant and exceeding musical tones which
Mr. Waters has succeeeded in attaiuiog.—N.
Y Mu»ical world and 1 imea.
The Horace Waters pianos are of superior tone
and elegant finish.—N. Y. Christian fnq.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater
excellence iu any department than the piano
forte manufactured by Horace Waters, of this
cltv.—Churchman.
Horace Waters' Piano Fortes are of fell, rich
and eveu tone, and powerful.—N. Y. Jtfusicai
Review.
Your new square pianos, sir,are of auebelear
I .. II St /«Aninatn
117 i tfrt III
or Bilious disease
ry fi oui
pany each
bottle.
11
very successfully compete with the voluminous
and expressive grand Piano.—Vunderweyde.
Ths editor of the Savannah Republican, Sa
vannah Ga., speaking of the piano fortes kept
by Messrs. J. W. Morrell A Co., of thst city,
savs:
It will be seen that their stock comprise*
instruments ofevery grade of excellence, from
the well know manufaciuring establishn enta of
Chickering A Son, Horace Waters, H. Worces
ter, JVunus A Clark, snd Becoa A Raven. It
might well be supposed, that in so Iarg^ a col
lection there would be some veiv fine Instru
ments But there is one which, for beauty of
finish and richness snd brilliancy of tone,equals
if it does not excol, anything of the kind we
have ever seen. It Is from the establishment of
Horace Waters. Being constructed of the best
and moat thoroughly seaeoued materiil, aud
upon improved principles, it is capable of resist
ing the action of every climate, and of sundiug
a long time in tune. The keys are of pearl,
and the recess for the finger board is iolaul with
pearl, while tbe legs are most elaborately earv
ed.and tbe whole instrument finished ap In a
style of great excelkaee and beauty. And yet
its chief merit lies in the power, brilliaiiey and
richness of its tone, and the elasticity ef its
touch. if«- 1:
Extraeta i¥e«f EifftortUa uuatjei'ntnf Gil
bert and Company's Preaiiajn ^Ealian Pianos
The ^Eolian Forte is uadgp^iedly tiie meet
perfect usicai instramentjpnaa ingenuity has
constructed. Two iiNtrajpMta arouandedia
one. TheJSolian IdMVwMkai and dstaah
ed so thst the pia j* may be pleyed wlt|i or
without it[ or, wt#Mo hsnd the parf»naat
puistnias al UN J&i«p
iaveks the harmontt# of p|:
moat which, is
or aided the fsativs
atorniag, the peeling
may elkit tha
and with tha
piano. His.
Incited to tha
givea forth ia
which prelude i
Mr. Watera' i
the lovera of
bis st
to Gilbert'^
Wills'
The
All
Apeompany the
vaoaia are very
But ha bit
beauty an
9k$m
only be
msgn»6cent i
li&hmeat-—N.
Y. T4
R.
r*
Sn
JiK-
of
ty-focartto
jr., Brook
eat a alataaaeat tliat Priaeo'a
nedto
toned in the o^nal tempin —eat.
I have examined a number of
Melodeons, with apecial refer
peraiitent, and bare not found
ual temperament. The temper
lodeoas of Priace A Co.'aman
are examined, approaches near
n those of Carbart A Needham,
Binee tibat ti
Prteot fc Co
aaoo to tbe
oaf taaed in
aoaent in the
ofoetare that
tho equal
but it la far fiem equal, aa any one troubled
with a nice earM think will deeide, if they try
the chorda offend sharp lu succession.—A
Tuner, Poultnqr, Yt.
We ere verj( happy to stand corrected t»n
this point. W4 made the statement alluded to
above on the authority of e professor of music
inthiecity, without having observed in refer
ence to it oursslvea—a thing we very seldom
do. We have since examined Prince A Co.'*
Melodeons, aud ind "A Tuner" right. Tho'
nearer the equal temporatare than Carhart'a, it
Is still unequal. We do knew, however, that
8. D- A H. W Smith's Melodeons sold
h*
Waters, No. 333 Broadway, are tuned in the
equal temperament—N Y- Musical Review,
Messrs S D.iH W. Smith rank as the first i
manuiactur»rf» of the melodeon in this co intry.!
Their instruuueuts are recomiuendea by tne best
judges aa superior ia every reapeot.—Boston
Commonwealth.
Persons at a distance wishing to purchase
will, by fowardlng their orders, have their wants
as well aud as chea[ ly supplied as though per
sonally present. von lUtf
RHODES' FEVEIt k AWE CURE,
^OR the prevention and cure
of
whatever, or any inju­
constantly inhaling Malaria
KVIDKNCK OK
or Mis-
ama.
it will instantly check the Ague in pereons
whs have suffered from any length of time,
from oue day to twenty years, so that they
ueed never to have another chill, by continu
ing iu use according to directiovs. The pa
tient at once begins torec6ver appetite and
Mreugth, and continues until a permanent and
radical cure is effected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases, some may require moie. Directions
printed in German, French A Spanish,
2s.kY *&*£ '&*-> \**:SY*
t£**
"1*1*
money, but we do
Intermittent
being ths result of Iloa^f Night Sweats, aad all oilier iurms of, having been bt ughl ana shipped a little iower
is a natural antidote which will entire
ly protect any resident or traveller even in the
uitat
sickly or swampy localities,
Ague
from
auy
accom
Dp
Price
o
pany each bottle. Price one dollar. Liberal
at mad »to the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES, Provide
nee, R. I,
discount mad to the trade.
SArrrv.
"I havo made a chemical examination of
'•Rhodes' Fever and ue Cure," or Antidote
to Mnlaria," tnd have tested it for arsnic, mer
cury, quinine, and strychnine, but have not
any substance io its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
J. R. CHILTON, M. D„ Chemist."
EVlDtNCK or MKaiT.
"Lewisburg, Union co., P., May 2, '55.
Mr. J. A. Rhode*—Dear Sir: The box of
medicine you sent me was duly received on the
11 th af April. I have sold about one-ball of
it, and so far as the people have used it are sat
isfied that it has cured them. It has certainly
stopped the ague in every oue that has used it,
ana six of tbe esses were of longstanding. My
sister, who has bad it 5 or 5 years back, and
could uever get it stopped, except by Quinine,
and that only as long as she would take it, is
OOW, I think, entirely cured by your remedy.
say
IOO
C. H. McNEELY."
CAPT.on TO AOTJK
surrtatas
Take no more Arsnic, Tonics, Mercury, Qui
nine. Fcbrfuges, Strychniue, or auti periodicals
ol
auy kiiAi. The wail-kuown'iua&cwuey wi
pf these noxious poisons proves them to be the
offspring either of false mcdical principles, or
of mercenary quacks. The only remedy in ex
istence that is sure aud harmless* is Rhodes'
Fever and Ague ure.
J. D. Ysrrington, 69 Clark street, Chicago,
General Agent, aud for sale by /espectsble
dealers everywhere. "~~a
v5u3m6
BATHING ROOM.
A. BUSSEL would inform the puUie
(bat he has opeaed a Bathing Room in
eeaaaatftsa with his
NM W BE A Viy& SAL O OX
oa Broadway, where the finishing toochee to' g^^nd hence more durable.
slaaaUn—s aadgsnteel appaaware A bestoweu
wlthoat stintirvredging. iThe patme are po
litoty invited teaa|I st his rfionis where, should
be W aa Micky sa |p shave then, thp heen edge
ria will b^Moved by tho consolation
h-aa doaoMtft, aasy aad witho* hurt
tho leenacs.
Neat door beion »pam's store, OOUMH
Iowa. !5 v5^4tf
krnafia tha
thia city that
ding, ia
aoafectionaries,
umutox'
for his
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ifrtm
Iowa,
tiOB Of the
and adjoin
f»ct that toy
rltore bouis aad hafe
MM of (M lirgMI and
tat MW good*, everbra't
uiifryf.
Mbgnr
.*.ia (jwn-.&
900 sa-lre G. A. Salty
100 bari ela Ka. do
200 sacks Dairy do
00 barrels Molasses.
^4, 20 hf do Syrup,
100 Bed-steads, all uaHamt,
Bureas. cubboards, tin safes, chain, lounges,
matrasses, stands, Ac., Ac.
100 cook and heating stovea, all patlerna and
lizes.
100 kegs Nail?, assorted.
Doors, window-sash, blinds, paints oil, Ac.
O O S A N 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
we
goods for your money, than any other bouse
west of St. Louis.
Call and examine—no trouble to show goods.
Remember
the sign ofthe Cheap Cash Store,
Glenwood, Iowa.
We buy dry hide?, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wax, tallow, &.c., Ac
at highest prices. july 31, von21xa3
TOOTLE A GREENE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
U K N W O 0 I O W A
We beg
of the
wattamie, Montgomery and Cass coun
ties, Iowa also, Douglas and Cass counties,
Nebraska territory, to our large and late sup»
ti ply
of
every
kind
in western
Give us a call before you purchase, and if we
do not sell you cheap goods, we will make our
neighbors do so.
gy Remember the cheapest house in town.
TOOTLE
July 31.
IOO
Boxes Glass, assorteu
I
OOOO
IOO
New-York, June 11,1855.
found a ^particle of either iu it, nor have I found Boxes assorted Teas, put up exjiresHiy for
Glen-
a!
atadi» tb.ia y
wellUmhwadu
aad
on
Goods, both of Amer
dure are aa complete
western
loss
by
and th« failure of so many business house*
throughout the states, have tliown to us the ne
cessity of doing a
pay
of
not pretend to say as
City
does,
fire
down business.
There-
fore, we have adopted the pay down business,
and by this means
we
hope to offer such induces
uients to those that wish to pay down for goods,
that they will surely purchase.
By doing this kind
a business, we are not
subject to Toss, by bad debts and others losses,
which surely follows after crediting.
that ours is
We
your
will give you
more
leave to call the attention
good
of merchandise usually kept
iowa.
Our stock of Groceries is large and complete.
Hats and Caps and Ready Made Clothing, have
ail been purchased in the eastern cities, at the
lowest ca*h prices.
GREENF.
v5n21tf
fine Doors, assorted sizes, iorsale at Glen
wood, by TOOTLE ft GREENE.
£000 lights Pine Sash, all sizes, for sale low
O est prices by TOOTLE A GREENE.
)00 sacks G. A. Salt, nt Glenwood, by
w TOOTLE A GREENE.
at
TOOTLE A GREENE.
lbs assorted Iron, ree'd at low freight,
and cheap, by TOOTLE A GREENE.
Kegs ass't Nails, and every other article
for building purposes, at the chep cash store
in Glenwood. TOOTLE A GREENE.
Bedsteads, 10 Bureaus, 1'2 sofas, 25 tables,
i
10 lounges, and any quantity of other fur
niture cheap, at TOOTL-
TOOTLE A GREENE.
7
I our trade, (not auuk) very
wood, by TOOTLE
JOSEPH V. HINCHMAN,
OLKNWOOD, IOWA,
Would respectfully in
form the citizens of Mills
and adjoining counties that
he is in receipt of a gener
al assortment of Drugs,
fi fi
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Books, Sta
tionery. Also, an assortment of Jewelry, per
fumery, and other notions, together with a com
plete stock of tobacco and cigars.
Pure Liquorsfor medical purposes only,
iwood, july 31. vfin2ltf
DENTAL NOTICE.
VJICKLAS A HEWLETT having
IN located at St. Joaeph, would re
Kpectfully announce to the public that weare
now prepared to execute all work jpertainiug to
the dental art, whether mechauical or surgical
We are happy to state that we are now in pos
session and sole proprietors to use aad manu
facture Teeth, inserted on the new mode, known
as Allen's patent. Thisuew and beautiful way
of constructing teeth, is the vety ultimatum of
the dental art. Teeth iaaertedoa this-plan have
many prints of recommendation over other
modes of insertion:—first, they avs much stron-
of
Second, they an
more cleanly, having a continaons and solid
gun, with no intentions between the teeth and
gumplste. wblab gives no plane for lodgement
of partiolea of food* L»atly, ana not leant, they
are far mora beaatifal and aatnral than any
other style.
One of the firm will visit Council Bluffs
twice a year, so that thoas^deelring work of the
aow stylo aan havo the impweaion tsken here
^tn^^g aapiplstod at oar establishment ia Saint
iottik
yr All work warranted to give perfect sat
Isfhction or no pay required. v5al4tf
GREAT FIRE
W!
will inform our frieade that we are not
burnt out, but arc in a worse condition,
having add a large aneoaaft of ant coo# far
IMa's promiaaa to pay. which they whollydie
llgmed, therefore, as we havs no insurance
oompany to look to for our losses, all poraoao
IcBewiug themaelves indebted willooM Ofapd
adioania a«Ml asaasiaad wilew «a
MW
ttoaaie
Ss*
a*
Vhiftr, atjg 7,1855.
A
lot
A
people of Mills, Puttu- JH
OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.1
A limited number of
be issued
chea
fc'
WANTED.
$000 bushela Wheat, Oats, Corn also hides
Floor, Meal, Furs, Bacon, Ac.
TOOTLE A GREENE.
^0
10
p,''k
oouatiaato
»U wateaad.
I am al«« prepared to enter I*an» Ttiql,
«aual tariaaa aad in qoaatitia* to anl
ptirehMpra.
Land warranU carefully kNMltd
land 4o be obtained in the dittrttt,
bleleai4.
Ismi boofbi
wiQi fl»ra end at lot^||i|
Laad Afmt.
For Sato at a Barfaia I
quarter eection of fine bottom land, lying
within four miiee of this city. Also, n
quarter section of hard wood timbsr, that haa
uot been culled or cut from, about 5 miles from
the city also, a quarter sec. of land, lying di
rectly upon the road traveled north, snd about
5 allies from the city, together With several
other smaller tracts of land, snd a number of
choice city lots, which can be purchased at bar
gains for cash down, if attended to immediately
J. E. JOHNSON, Agenti
Conacil Bluffs, may 22,1855. [v5nl0t$ A
City Lots For Sale!
4 FEW
choice
do
Nebraska
City and
Omaha
THE
place to
Tnvest
Lots for
sale
portion
of the
in Johnson*a
l\ additon to Council Bluff's—a most high,
beautiful, eligible aud sightly situaliou in the
uppsr
city,
nnmediavely adja­
cent to the Public Garden of Terry fit Co.—.
There is only ^0 lots for saie aud they will not
loug remain uusold, so let those who wish to
reside in the most beautiful and romantic part
of the citv, secure a
a/ once.. Price reason*
able, and terms cash down. A map and pl*t4
m*y be seeu
at the
post
office.
J. E-JOHNSON, Agent
Council Bluffs, april 17, '55.
o3 if
SECOND SALE JF LOTS Iff
KEARNEY *CITY.
the solicUatiou of our friends, we will
xj. offer at public sale, on the premises, ia
Kearney City, Nebraska nerrltory, on the 14th
day of June, and continue from day to day,
until all are sold at the option of the proprietor*
Terms of sale, V4 iu hina.ballance iu aud IA
montha. JOHN BOULWARE,
JOHN MoMECHAN,
A. E. McOONNELL,
v5nl3tf Sole Proprietors
OB
Tine
I
JOHNSON,Laadsupply
(JASADY A TEST have just
received s large of Land WarrantSj
and are Mw tony pWfwred to aaftfcaMfcaa-'aaT*
teries.
Council Bluffs, may 39, '55. ?5nl0tf
lota in Omaha Gity
now ready for private sale. Call on the
dersigned, or on Mr. Boyer at Tootie and Jacl
aon'&atore.
Lou will be given to paraoqs who wish to
build this season.
July 28 1854.—tf E. LOWE.
1 0 0 0 0 0 O I E S
Sitamboat JJisattm on the titem WtUtrt and
Steamboat Directory.
The undersigned have now in
tue course oi preparation, a new
steamboat Directory, which will
in
Uin over two
October next the book wili coa-
hundred pages, illustrated In tho
best style, and neatly bound iu a durable man
ner. It wili be one of tbe most interesting
works ever published, and will be a book th^4
will be interesting to all classes of people.*
The Steamboat Director will contains cor#'
plete list and description of all tbe Steemboata
afloat ui the western and southern waters.-—
The length, model speed, power and tonnage
of each boat, where and by whom built, the
n%rae of the boat, with the trade she ia iu. Al
90, th»* name of the captains and officers, he*
age, Ac., Ac., The Directory will contain a
History of Steam boats snd Stesmboating oa
the western waters, since the application of
steam also, a sketch of the first boat built tor
the Ohio river, with the name of the builder*
commander and owner.
The River Directory Will contain a list at#
description of all the Steamboat Disasters tha*
have occurred
on
the western and^onthern wa­
ters, beautifully illustrated, with a list of all
those who have perished by their burning, sink
ing and exploding, on the western and south
ern
waters. The Directory will
containMspa
the Uhio, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Ar
kansas, White, Red, Ouachita. Yaaoo.and oth
er rivers, with the towns aud citiea laid d°w*«
correct distances aiso,"many other river and
commercial items of Interest to the people at
larue. The book will contain the oarda of the
various U. S. £ail bpatf?,with the trade they
are iu, Ac- The Dilatory will also ooutaina
complete list of all responsible Bteaaiboat IA*
ceused Officers, tiieir places of rsaidoace,
the new Steamboat Law, iu regairoaaentt, with
comments, showing whereiu it benefits the ia
compeleut officer, aud injuree the nosepeteat
officer, Ac-, Ac., and all the iraportaal u. ».
Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up to d***'
the Rates and Commercial Privileges, biilsof
landing, important decisions of.thovwioaaU.
S. Courts in regard to freiahts lost aad damaged*
4-c,, Ac., with many other tbinge of intereat.
The Directory will be IllnatraUd la the boa
atyie, aud printed la the beat aaa$a". Tho
aut'ior haa for six.yoarabeen g^banag togeth
er all the facto and items In regard$6 the ua
meroua steamboat dikastera ontbe wesOsaaaae
southern waters, aad new iiiaah publiabisg
them in bookftifw. The
be put at the law aum of Oaa Dellar. tea
thoneaud copies tHIl be issnid #artha beatmea
and ail others dasiroas of subeetibiag, wiU havo
to do so ut ouce, aa none will beprtntad unless
ordered in advenes. Tbe work irSialgiied to
have s cimalatioo of eighty thoaaa$Mafiaa, aa
the pubhshota sre rco»iviag larca ai^m» a«
snbscrihars, per mail, from all
try, dally. Soma of tha
welt earn
IMIaripatila
AVa
naea ail
wilt Da iai'wnamaii to tha
ataamhoat t.y lmidtfiag* Q*+
paid) you will rcceire oae co^y of taa ••fj*
,a«d
An oomaraakatleaa aad MM* dmH li
x. .... 'aft iWk
rut
i m.