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TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20,1*55.
•t Mill 'III mmrnmil I,"III III I _*L'
,aiu.ti it* H!j «ycjiti»«a
Last week, Gapi, Y*«, yii^.ftqwnpanit
by a number of sflUirtis, -a |wd of -soldiers,
and, some twenty or thirty discharged teams,
arrived in our cUy from u Pierre.
Tb* teamrteranre hoa. who »ccorap«ni«d
line, ilamcy^ e*|dim«n •Ft. Laramie, ^or
tfcettce across
a
barren county to Ft. Pien^!
and a part ef the eewpany remained behind
and have not jet tome in.
Hbe report thai iicn. Uarney had had ft
seotad ftgbt witft-the1 Indians, ift a miSlaWb.
Health at the Fort gyod.
»SBt**"' f|I ~7~"' 7
*'m 'Glpawocid,
•Vhata ebarming, musical, poetical nanje!
Hww tbe svvnd forees the memorieo of boy
boo^ eppn us—whi$noft we have rambled in
ibebiaeuaM^ ULXN with ear PLAYMATES, and
gathered the chofeest an4 sweetest wiid^dow
««,.Attd in tie shsdf wmM*. we havo llstcno*!'!
ik*«wc«S suug. of wildbtrd^, or Watched
thebfi^Ut fire of th« sugar-camp, and climb
ed trees for fruim, berras ami bird's ue^ts.
Bet tho«« hapj y days of innocence are goae
away iti tbe dmi diaUnoe! If Glenwood is a
lereiy name, so laths neat, thririug tuwn
a ijeniieman in every sen»o—gains the good
TVill of all and sells'and ocean of good«*.—
Mr. llinchuiau his a fine drug store, and is
one of the "fathers" of the place.
"Glenwood!*', aiwettv oamo, a pretty site
and a pretty town—has an energetic, indus
trious and ge ahead set of fellows about it
is richly endowed by nature, how can she
fail to prosper Go ahead, you must win,
aad we wish yon the best of success, as we
know soigj) of yon are the very best of fel
lows.
Dsflf Hail to Savannah, Oreyon and
GOODI-II fltufls.
1. We ought to hate a Daily Mail.
We can have ono.
3. We jnust have one
One bold vigorous etlort and we can hold
4a !y -coiBrntioiCAti'rti with the) wide, wide
woiUi. Laiiy, irost'a spleiidid coach
es, tbe bent conducted line ui stages in the
Wtist, will ly across oar beautiful prairies,
bearing glad tidir of great joy to many an
anxious heart. Uncle ftxm is rich enough to
afford a dally mail through ni* rich and
frowmg
treaty flcrr a daily mail?
ar« as^ared, by s -peciat agent of the
arid hat there «wiil be no difficulty in secui^
'rtf it, if4i^ effort is made. We leaA
the saulbftaet ftioin Mr. Frost, the very gen-
l!*«in^TrrflfMjg-h*'"y:
i»et us all tu^n,
ricki bwu% si laii| Mm
omei.frop .l^e,
'iiiietof
i-m
|Wl thtfl
i|*»njit'i tn^waCuaaMfcialki
!nnd
ail.
the
l^ree
8un 8honi out
r*
l»e«ring ttiat name nn Mills oounty,—every asino. In the Amber and finene^ of his
ibing around looks lively, fresh apd prosper- engravings, pistes, cuts and pattern^, he out
eas, steadily advaaoing. Evss-y auMtfhahows does ail oampetitors, and besides, he gives
ftshange. Surrounded as it if with good mill r^nlar pattern maps with full directions for
sties, exsnlWat water, fine timber, abundat.ee cutting, Aa. Frank's Lady's Book is bound
•f raek, ehotoe farming land*, it canaot fail to be a great favorite with the la4ie», aad
at ta earli dai te become one of the most ®any will subscribe so soon as they see It.
issp«risBi cities ia Western Iowa. It is It is a be.nutifal thing.
well supplied wiih mills and mechanics, and Frank Leslie's New-York Journal,M Is
eentain* a number of extensive, #toj£* th«t ako, a largo, handsome and interesting vol
are dom^ a heavy baainots. |ume. with an abundance of the choicest read-
Among the most prununent bunftiess men in ing, ail gnt up in the most ne and beautiful
the place, nwy be mentioned J. W. Cooledge, stylo—a volume bound would be worth three i
the oldest settler, who has created a number times the subscription price.
ef mttie, and done much in starting the Harp-r's*—one of the moitsolid andon
growth of the town. Messrs, Tootle and tertainiu, maguines thore if published. It
(iruene, merchants, are doing a heavy and furiQ3
a
prosperous mercantile business, and are hon- place—jt jg new interestir.g, good and useful
est, worthy and reli^b.e gentlemen. Mr. everywhere, and no well endowed library
Nuek U U:* vpltMiUed rtock of goods, and is
wiII
*ba
ii
jfcoftujtry. Ujjcle Sam will do it too ment it has certainly gained much well de
ut tne old geatiemsn is a little fastidious, served popularity and we now look with
and tbvsfure wait# w) bu asked. Let us not
muc
keep the dear oUl man in suspense. From ft
thousand giitd voicas shall we not haar re-1 Dicksn's Household Words" is alw$yfc
eehoed nr^irja and wood-lsnd, from neat, e'ean, and like an egg—chock full of
St. Joseph u Hi itf O'tv, thu resjjectful
en"
roo,«
and worthy proprie­
tor of Iheofc^ws mentioned itue line. Will
not the prept of«|flNcs and Nej»raska sjeak
o^t in thttjrd# 'tOTies mi this subjcrH. Let
every n^jra)^n|t»tb#^hou use his utmost in
fluence. flft ft
we
8 me 4x-
^latellig
enoer,
•bJliyrsinptioB f*om
w desid
XB
mm
with twyfpn^tvn, is enongb
iftulklWo «Mt iM»B|unic«t»an South,
ftM We j^Wibftyp'k. 4l1e a»4onger ft mat
*m wwm of «e«u^
nsLemity. Feward along your petkioos
'W.il #e wtft aoftd Unole Sau« a
month request, and make him thipk ht
least, that our wants ought to be supplied,
if thejr ar# not.
fri jids,
in$ all prtCfti**
toe largo hall lighted up
of music, nnd a rich aud splnu
ved up io the second story.—
£a* free as air to his friends, one
Weil, he had a multitude of friends
a perfect oeenn of them, more
most sftaguino expectations hoped
fcojr, .Til© house was filled, near two hundred
coupes, as we are told, besides the many that
ibtf*1d ncfrftttond. All seemed happiness and
ijoypu^U Sat, drauk ftnd danced with
and as !ng as they wir-hed. We sin
rety hqps neighbor Jackson wU^ai-.
iji hare so strong a band of friends.
We are gratified to leam thai the
itage Mill is under a good "headof'
I water," and doing an excellent and profitable
business. Under the supervision of our es
teemed and worthy young friend, Mr, A. J.
'WiUiaras, the publio can rely on being ac»
wt Cire*l*4i»n tfany Stirip*prfiuk- commtuJated with asaperior article of Flout
andfttliftsonablo rates. l(
SaoW.
On Friday night we wore surprised by a
heavy storm of snow, such ap^one as is quite
uncommon in this region. Next morning it
lay oq the ground near six inches deep on a
H'ow
library that never gets old or out of
wiUioat
1
it. Itig
areaJ
""t
4
wo
L»ve
bri*Khlly»
wfcera the Gci^eral ai his cuiupwiy were high bluflfa Ipok bare i*gaiu and the roads •re|good.
left by tbia party. They report a considera
ble snow to t$e ^orth, with hut little food to
sustain atook- tS^xue of the tea ma give out,
rough and unpleasant. Fine timj to hunt,
giMPu U plenty and easily taken.
I.ditorN Table.
NOVEMBER ISSUES.
Ha«in* been confined, by sickness* thr^
thtf laid three weeks, we have been \inablo
to »ouoe the various m»gaiine^ fcc., thai
havo been received, so we gtvo them a gass
ing notice in single filo*
"Coder," for this month, Is snper-excel
lent, aiioun Ung in every combination of at*
tnictioti in ta^t«, talent and skill.
GrahacuV' is not a whit behind the best
he ever issued. It need* no praising, every
one who knows it, leaves U dearly—a more
interesting periodical could nut well be got
°p-
larg«-
kk
and the
u
s
had
but air
Frank Leslie's Gnx^tte of Fasvion," is
splended and most fascinating raag-
Jew®« Saturday and Sunday the celleat little thing for children and youth,
cool«
*m\j book,
fi
engravings. The fashions are always prottier
and later in Petersen than in any other mag
azine. Mrs. Ann & Stephens, the celebra
ted author of 'Fashion and Famine/ is one of
the editors, and writes exclusively for it, as
sisted by all the bast female authors. The
terms' are a dollar less than those of other
Pu nam's" is becoming the star of mag
azine literature, and every number becomes
more interesting under its present inanagc-
in(ere8t for its monthly arrival.
isosaethinir good. It is a work one loves,
from a
,on*
Post O&e tJepartmeatjj that th«s matter has gets insipid, but one wants to sit down and
been under »oo#ider»tion there for some time. I read it all th
Wg WOQ(
ii
Wl'l
Uie
send'prtnt-
-Peterson^ Lady's Magazine",is really a, £^rWe learnfrom tho Allegany City (Pa)
sweet and desirable work—abouuding ia all Bulletin, that a woman named Mary Furgu
that makes a book admired. Peterson has 't0n committed to the jail ol the county
'laid tlie foundation for
reat popularity for 'for
his magazine, and he will reap the reward.
Lach number will contain a steel engraving
a colored fashion plate, and about forty wood but before his* arrival, the unhappy w.-maii
magazines of similar rank, vb. #-,00 a year geon, would have been supplied with somt
instead of $3,00.
MTnaintanAr. It rtver
thorough before laying it aside.
j0r
m0
re of ouf reading neighbors
don't subsoiibe—we would not do without
it for twice the price
Arthur's lioiuo Magazine" is a neat apd
literature,
Mlip.. with rtal marit, mapy more gaudy,
a
na,
pr
well executed book of faaoiens and choice some recent observations made With ijMjfcti
modest and unassuminfg, it will of Rosso's teleseopo:
"With respect to the moon, orery
e points Mong butterSy concern. We always did admirte -jjstih^tly seen and be had no dfrub«thft*
,1 Utur'sjporq thaij any oCh'ftf moresppar-j j^r favoriible ei ream stances, it WonMl
WDtiy popular wosht nmrt, talieut. si^d skill are |#o 4h ,(^|eo^s: 50 fBet^ in be|
always haa^lsjaiuel^ ^ortryod between it#
covers. ..
i*n ,tjmi:.:*!
"Jlwre's Wftsbern Eadys'Book^ is tnijr
^mA ». choice Western production and deittryii the,,
e'fftcf thai Western! P?**™*** sifcppoet ef ft Westom Jfople.
Many af our belt authors«4bd writw iN itl
contributor®^ i L.1,
1
id wali oopiwolod ^oumftl, dsvote^inWs
V u i.
-i4 oy
^Bftllonl PletoHhl^ U tfct woAly
pubiiabed. U iftgpt np with great akiiy
and oare, nnd is a ba»utifal union of An i- Jf
moo
W
&>*
4/*
rk
sprit or a».
•porting
WL„
bounded* Anyt|tttg
ity or humorous, finds *'aa (•Hy*1 {nteo
it* column*.
WW****- +VJ!-»- Africa Uneal. .'
"The Country Gontlematj," we «6ni
amon# the first of Ouiflbgric littoral Journi
'The Rural New-Yorker" Is iilao an excel*!
lent work and should be more sftlowivdj
'The Iowa Farmer" is ftworfc that none of]
our farmers should neglcot to real. The
"Pr&jrie Farmer" published at Chicago ^dj
the "Wi^onsin Farmer" published at Jam
vilte, Wis., are both exeellent works. Tbecl
the Ohio Cultivator," published at ColuQ«,j
bus. The
lioiaestead" at Hartford, Conn,
Valley Fafmer1* pohRshed at St*
Louis»are allgood,excellent and useful works,
and cost but little, and would be a great]
benefit to the farmer.
We would call the special attention of
those who love good, wholesome, sound read
in
', to thjd Periodicals pubUsaed by Messrs,
1 o ler and Wells,—ti*. Water Curs at
Phrenological Journals,'1 and their
ful and most excellent weekly. Life Il
lustrated these are calculated io ekratt the
mind and enrich the sou) with genus of liter
ature, science and art.
The Youth's Casket, is a bright sud ex-
The generally citing but little, and doing much
u
Yankee Notions* will mako yon1 laugh
till you ory, and cure you effectoallf of tho
lilUQS.
With pleasure we will ahow the specimens
of the works, we have noticed,'_to any who
weuLd like to subscribe, and will forward
their subscriptions free of charge.
FADELESS 18 A LOVIMG ITKART.
fiunny ei res may loose their brightn|ss
imble rect forjj»:t th«Mr
sves .„~,v ......
feet forjj»:t th«Mr lightuSSS^'
Nearly t.vth may ki?ow decay
'Raven tresse* turu to ^ruy,
Cheeks be pale, arid •ye»bo dab,
F.unt tlie voi^» and weak th« limb,
But though youtll and strength depart,
FaJeloas is a loving iioart!
'tike the little mountain flowi r.
*¥*ce|iti£j forth iu wintry hour
VN h^n the suinnter-a brf-aih in fled,
And the gaudier flowrt-u lo«d
when ontw«k»tl charms are ouet
ri^hter stif 1 doth blossom on,
Iesyit* Tnu«'s destroying dai t,
The geutle, kindly loving heart.
Wealth and talents will avail
Vhen on rou^h sea we sail
et the wealth may melt the tnow,
md the wit no longer clow
5ut more smooth we'll tind tiiti
And our eourae the fairer b«»
11 our pilot when w« tiart,
a kiudly loving heart,
Ye in worldly wisdom old—
Ye who bow the knee to gold,
Doth the earth as lovely seem
As it iilin iifc". young dic un,
Kre the woi Id h-ni cru -U-d o'er,
Ft-eliugs good and pure before--
£re ye old al Mauimon's n^rt
The Wat yearnings of the h&ut.
Grant me, Heaven, my earnest prayer
Whet her life of ease or care,
He the one to me aligned,
That each coming year may fin i
Loving though'.s and gci.tle words
Twin-1 within my bosom's chords,
And that a^emay but impart
Iiipei freshness to my heart.
li'lu,
g0
Great improvement will be made in this cap- her. Mrs. F. bewailed her fate n the most
itsl marine for 1856. The reading matter heartrending manner, and declared she could
will be increased to nine hundred pages a vear-11,ot sentence. In th.s state she
Tho
ui.f""u')ate ««»a«
was a widow with four children, one being
y0UIli/ that she was obliged to :ake
it
I continued a day or two, when it was di^cov-
?Cfe was dvin
ha i breathed her last. Thus fuur helpless
children are cast on the cold ^charities of the
world, and what have they to expect from a
community that would incarcerate their only
surviving parent in a dungeon and there let
her die! Oh, shame [Exchange.
REMARKS.—In a truo state of society, this
woman, instead of b.Mng consigned to a dun-
kind of honest employment, with sufficient
pay to support and educate her children.
IMMIGRATION.—The crossing oi .oamson our
ferry for a month n.ist reminds us of the Is
raelites crossing tne Ked Sea. The rod o|l»
Jo Gale«, like that of Moses, smites the w*»»
tcrs which become parted North and Bmitfe
nnd the couatless tbrong pass over dry shod.
journ in the wilderness, the Hqd Hea and the
Jordon are in juxtaposition, and fairly ovor
the Father of Waters, they are at once iu this
lspd of milk and honey.—&tate Gap.
Lot them come, Col. No matter wheiii
they enter so they get to "the land of milk
and honey." We have a sprinkling of tbom
entering l*ere, and still there is room. 3
with
physician was sent for
Paooy THAT TU* Moos IS NOT HTUBIFLTE^
Sooreshy, in fm ac ount he has given^qC
JMl
est srt and talent. It should bo bfttor ftjv is with words a« with iiphoim, tbf
itceiatcd. tbey fteo enndonsod, tW^oeper Ihsf
.. ^Tnfftae,! ....
liut in this case there is no forty years so- puipo»*,«." approved irch S, 1^55. whieh ac
^rtales three additional laud districts In said
laud
o( ktlii(fc(Kl et vu BOt
toshowt
Itodby
n
w^nld W pungent, be
»r,
4Yes,'
*fe
-:fr
y#
rftil rho
n
replied the customer, with tears in bis
eyes, 'It takes hold first rate, but don't let
go worth a cent.'
W "tef*
V
4t
*y
•i'jL,
»A iNtirs froflk
w|sesesr»
ol-persons iutfrestfH in t|e
onisr wIU give ft lecture ^n
at ooa^r«gattonal oh arch
olthiiw# After
|ij in Thanksgiving to God for His
great blessings to us as a people,
le enjoyment of a feast tff good things,
H^vided for otir ase it is tneet
MHnnbU ourselves together to con
we axe fostering and suatain
flfflllidst, and delibe»ate upon the
»(o be pursued in relation there-
feel *n Interest fn the efttise,
to Io b««r one who enjoys pidu
»n able lecturer, be present at
iftnd place appointed. It is hoped
Meeting will be followed by others
same subject.
MANY CITIZENS.
a
Ued, That capital punishment ot^bt
sboiished.
Discussion will commence at 6} o'clock.
s!
HOLLO WAV'S PTII.S —Wonderful fSii% 'of a
diseased liver. Emily Burton, aged o4, of
Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Long Island, N. Y.,
was for a long time in a very prwiarious tlate
of health, owing to her liver being diseased {,
the medical faculty prescribed for her in vain,
and every rerne.iv she thurht likely to be
nefit her she made use of with thu'tike ill
•access. About two month* ago, she com
menced usin^ Ifotloway'g PiJJs, and complied
with the printed directions, which quickly
produced a very pieasang ohange, in 5 weeks
the bloom of health was again UJOH her
eheeks, being perfectly cured, to the »gree
il le surj-nso her frktada. Thc»e I'lilaare
aim intalhbie in alt diseases oi the stomach
ami be^rels.
SPECIAL HOTlC£S.
IOO Choir® Lota,
Sitoated in Beer's AduiUon to Council Blulls.
For sale by
CA8ADY It TEST.
Oet, SI, *SS. v5n33if
Land on Timet
W E art consUiitiy receiving Land Warrants,
fortune location, and are now prepared to make
entries for settlers and other*
at moderate rates.
OA8SADY 4 TEST.
aug 21, 'M. niut
Lo*t.—A fine heavy Gold flpneff sad Pirn,
with a dog't heed iniaature for the top. This
wa* Uie Editor's 1&*1, aud a much valued pree
eut from a friend. Secure his gratitude by re
turning it. tf.
The Jfafle.
The Eastern mail will arrive and depart daily
5undaya t-xcepteii. Mail will be made up aad
dosed at 7 U, p. m.
J^K. JOHNSON, P. M.
llenn, U illiams ACo/n
New arid accurate Township Slaps of Iowa,
juatree'il aud for Kale at the post office. lltf.
Ity" EVERY READER^
Will please notice thr edvcrtiseiueiit headed
"To Persona out of Employim-nr," and wnd
for a full descriptive Catalogue of all our Works.
i o the uninitiated iu the jtrreatart c»f Rel
lintr books we woultl say that we present a
*chem« for money making which ia far better
than ail the gold (uiucg o California and Aus
tralia.
ILT Any person wishing to embark in the en
terprise, will risk little by sending to the Pub
lisher $2.'), for which he will receive sample
copies of the vsrtous works, (at wbole»ale pri
ces) cart fully boveJ, iitsuretJ and directed, af
fording a very litx-ral per ecu lag* to thu Agttn:
fur bis trouble With thexe he will ,»oon be
aole to ascertain the moat saleable, aad order
accordingly. Aidress (post paiJ,)
ROHKKT SEARS, FiiWshrr,
1H1 VViiiiutik Strict, jNi.w York.
KfiW ADV£BTIS£3IEI«T8.
NOTKE
Of fh^ enfabli^hment of three
additional land di
strict ft in
the tttate of Iowa.
IN pursuance of the act of Cougretig, entitled
"An act to change the boundaries of *he laud
districts in the State of Iowa, and for ether
State it is hereby declared and hiade known that
the Land Office for tha "TURKEY RIVKR
DISTRICT" has beei established at DE
CORRAH. in Winneshiek county that «Hfthe
FORT DODGJ1 DIS'iRlCT," at FORT
DODGE, iu Webster county, and that for the
"felOUX RIVER DISTRICT*' at SIOUX
CITY, in Woodbury county.
Given under ray hand at the City of Wash
ington, this thirty-first day of October, A. D.
J&5.
Br Qansa or TH* FHJRSIDKST.
TH08. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of tip Oeneral Land Office.
b37W6
BmOCRi wmB».
I wltf'^WitiS propoeals through «M« week
fer the transportatioa ef the Mail from tbtooity
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IBeil Blsii Literary Aaaoeiatioa.
following is the question for discuss
the next meeting of the Association,
^held at the Methodist Church, on Fri
[ening, Not. 2a:
X. Y. KYNKTT, 8ec.
'pr Ioes the rar.or take hold well?' in
quired a darkey who was shaving a gentle
man fnm the country, a few evening* since.
i NEW ^DVEWI^MK^TS.
,mrr—r—r^afc--—:• rt— ft
NeW RHit#ple N/ti Poison
Sjreata, and
othar for
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because of its
Singular md Entire Uarmlessncss.
i be following certificate front one of the most
celebrated chnnisls iu tlie United SUtoa is at
tached to every to»le
1
RHOINBr (EVER k. A i E CURE,
OR ANTIDOTE TO MAL1R1A,
roa THK raKVKNTION AND CURE Of
Flnrsr and'Ague,or Uhill Fevsr Dua»b Agae,
and other Intermittent and Remittent to-...
vers alao of Biliious Fevers^ scconi
panied by Typhoid Symptoms
Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever
feliip aid Jail T*ever, Gen
era] Debility,,Night
of disease wli*ch have a cofunott origin »n
Malada Qt Miasma.
Thi.s subtile atinrtupheric poison, which at
certain seasons i* unavoidably inhaled at every
breath, is the same character vherewjr it exist*,,
north, south, east or west, ano will etery where
yield to thi« newly discovered ANTIDOTE,
which neutralites the psison, completely puri
*4
CQf\t1
fies tiie system, and thus entirely removes J"
the cause of disease.
The proprietor distinctly cUims these extra
ordinary remits from Its u»e
it will protect any resident or traveler, even
in the most sickly or swampy localitiee from
any ague or biliious disease whatever, or amy
injury from constautly inhaling Malaria ur Ifi
aaiua. 1
ft will mihltetly ^eck the agee \0
who have suffered for any leup:,h of lime, frdbl
ONE DAY TC TWSWTT VXAJIS, so that th«y need
never have ANOTHKa CHILL, by cotiLiaoing its
use according to directions.
It will immediately relieve all the distressing
results of biliious or ague di»eai»ee, such asgen
t-ral debility, night sweats, eto. The patient
at once begins to recover appetite and strength
and continues uutil a permanent and radical
cure is eiFected- And a proof that it is also
New-York, June 11,18S5. i
°I havo made a chemical Sxaininntion of
"Rhode*' Kevcr ana Ague Cure," or "Antidote
to Mniaria," t-iM have tested it for arsnic, mer
cury, qujiiiuc. and strychnine, but have not
IommU a particle of either iu it, nor hare I found
any suboiaoce iu iu composition thai would
pvuwe lujunwus to the coustitutipu.
J. R. CHILTON, M. Il., Chemi«A.»
Tiiis allows of iti
FREE USE AS A PKEYENTATIVR,
i»y wbicn ail ]*ersou.'i may thus be wore of-en
tire freedom from the above usu)ed dispanes no
matter how sickly the season or awarnpy the
bicaiity.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY sre frequently
puoiniitd, ano the confidence pf the pubiic is
aaksdin proportion te iU actual mertts wher
ever introduced and uwd. They are only re
lied upon to prove its worth.
Oite or two bottles will answSr for ordinary
ease*, some may rsquire mors. Directions
printed in German, French A. Spanish, aocom
pany each botile. Price one dollar.
tTepmrud aud sold by the proprietor,
jAi A. KllODKS, rrov.dence, R. I.
Aad for sale by druggists generally. (v5e3m!
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that while good men may safely engage in their
circulation, they will confer a ppblie benefit,
aad receive a fair compensation mr their labor.
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ness Offers an opportunity fsr profitable employ
ment seldom to
1LT Persons
will
tain
iOSHMlMftoA' 1
with.
tb engage in their ssle,
con*
tious to
A U A
IROUt ISOKrI
of tar and -Haa#
N E W A V E I S E E N S
Fil l.
A.\O WIMA STOCK.
BIV1B IS UP—FREIGHTS DOWI—CHOC*
KISS ABUNDANT AKD CHXAF.
J. B. JBNMSffiS,
WHOLESALE k RETAIL GROCER
COM MISSION MERCtlANT,
And Deafer to Country i'rodure, West tide of
Main Street, opposue Et*gar Houtt
Joseph, Mo.,
ISconsisting81.thehis
now receiving fall and winter stock,
of following articles
he offers for the lowest price- for canh.
KOhhds N. O Sugar,) 10 gross blacking
100 bbl* pow'd, crush'd.lOO kgs choice T«
and clarified do,
200 kegs ass't nails,
5W bble, hlfs, ksgs of|
mackerel,
25.pkg« wiiite shad,:
Iketi«h dtroeber^'
50 bxs soap,
400b*s candles,"
?fubs rice,
60 bxsj hlf.qrsratsins
10 bbls iimoads,
lO bbls pecans Engj
"walnuta,
20 balee cottn batting,
do cotton yarn,
30 bxa starch,
104 doz cans ovt-ters
whole and hit cans,
104 doz sardiues, hlf
and qr bx»,
10 bxsasat'd pie fruits,
25 bbls pepper-sauce.
10 bxs frsh fruits ass't,
25 bxs tomato cataup,
50 bxa mustard,
100 bxw as& ted candies,
1000 ft safety fuse,
o'JOO gallon atone ware.
Cash paid fur Country Produce such'aft
heuip, bacon and lard. All kiuda taken iu eXp
ehangu for Oroceric-a at Cash trices. (v5n24l
Sept. lttOO. V
AA
IOO
JOO
theoluer red with some white spot* on it. Anv
person'knowing there whereabouts will confrr
a great favor by leaving word at the Pwtottica.
3. EGGLESTC'N.
Oct. 30, '55. a34if
K36w4
which
100 bxs tobacco,
ous brands,
25 bw srnkV tobace*^.
r.n fiiwt
iQ0 bbls Belcht t' Sug
ar-bouse Molasses,.
100 hif bbfs kegs do,'50,0M (Wgars tar's b'del
50 bbls plantation doj 50 ke^ssoda,
^M^fcidP"
rt,rii
10
salaeratus,
500 nfMsie no cotl'ee'l200 reams wrpnir naor.
500 sis 6. A. salt, 25 bxs str.okd herriiiftj
salt,
25 bxs str.okd
10 bx« codfish,
50 doz buckets, f.
2j dol netit tubs,
10 doe tar bucket®,
25 doz wash boads,
12 doe chhrns,
lSeoils maniHe sad
*iftte rope,
59i|es bed cords,
bis wi dotr gissftv.
dot tumbferS,
10 bx^ qt sud pt dsks*.
•00 lbs S. F. indtgo,
2 bbls madder,
5 bbls Copperas,
5 kegs allum,
5 nl s pepper,
5 bks pimento,
25 ibbnutuie^st.
35 lbs cioves,
100 lb* ifr'u giage^
25 mala cassia,
50 bxs matches,
IU0 bags assorted sbotr
10 kega bar lead.,
.00,fHM D. caps
50 bxs E D. obee«e,
2a bxa lemon ayruu,
40 bbls & kegs tar,
FLOIU V
OOO t*aeks Fine aad S. F. Flour In store and
for t-ale by .4. B. ^f.N^ING^,
£jU,Jq^eph.
CHEESfc.
boxes prime R.CTieese.lust re^eiv«j|
siuJ for sale by J. JENNINGS, *a
v5u.jbif Main st St. Joseph
rnESii ovsTim
doren fresk cove Oysters,• jast received
aud for sale by J. B. ENN1 f«GS.
WAITED.
*000 pounds Beeswax 5000 bushels Beans
aud ait Uie dry Indus iu North Missouri.
J. B. JEJN'NIKGS.
rSTRAY IfOTICE.
Strayad from the subi»cribt r, ou or about the
Frat of Sept. laat. oae Bay Horse, black mane*
tail an«l legs, oue amail while spot io lbs fore
ba»d heavy, strung made herse, aboat 111
hands high, and a natural pacer Said horse ie
the property of Mrs. M. E. C*ry. Any p«r
soii returninp the said horse or can give auj r|^
liable information whertt fie nay be foustf.wiff
be
liberally rewarded.
JAS. WHITAKER.
Council Bluflb, BOV. C, '55, u35t3
STRAYED.
Strayeil from Coun il Binffs, some
ru lime iu the montn of May last, two
yearling Hiefers.. Oue a deep rri,
j. C. U ROE, ^7"'
Carpenter, Joiner, MHU iUa^ter Builder,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
/•-A TTAV1NG permanently located himself
1 A in the above place, be is prepared to
tr vattention to all tails and demands in the
line of his profession.
Business respectfully solicited, and satisfac
tory reference s iven.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, OCL 8,1855. n3ltf.
A PRIYATE SALE!
rjlHE
HE Irunifttan House, lrauistati, Cass coun
U held at private fale, and will be acid
at a bargain. This i8 the best tavern stand in
western Iowa, and for business facilities, can-
be surpassed by any location ia the west,
on the premises. W, C.
trauistan, Oct. •r0, '55.
CROFF CO.
n34tf
FOR SiAI.E.
2G0acr«»8 offirwtrate land within 3 miles of
Couu. il liluifs, on reasouablo terms.
Apply to GEO. SNYDER*
Oct. 2», '55, o33tf
FOR SAL&
Several good Houses and Lota in Council
Bluffs. Apply to GEO. SNYDER.
Oct. 23, '55. »33tf
"r~ FOR RE WT
A Room ou the corner of Madison aud
Pierce streets, 16 by 22 ft. suitable for a
uiaillamily. Enquire of GEO. SNYDER
Op*. S3, a»3tf
We are now prapared telarnlshchoidft
lUaenta of Floyrer Seed^ hj' msi^
free of postage, on the following termtt
ii lTapersf oue of each variety, $1.00
05 5W10
65 s 5?il0
100
yy Ca talogne* fowarded to dl Spplicauta
who enclose a paata^
8tain^£ngy
Council Bluffs, nov. 13, '55.
N1pear
l«Wn€S^-To 4hft
lo sslsil,
£0
OTICE is hereby glvea, th^'l#fll ap
at tbe Land Offioe io Sioux City, en
the tfthday of December, A.D. 1^5} to pro re
ap my preemption ou (hs South Weit fraction*
ai quarter of section id, in towushfnHH, North
range 47 West ti»« Raat Ualfpfwhct has been
located by a Military Boaaty Land Warranty
No. 43494 of act «f ir5U, and the West half *m
teead by Jesse WiUkams, of fWHUld, Iowa
WU13 JMIQI&J
Hermitage
j«thi(h«»
f*? cm for
fSmpHeter^