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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

vIARRIscN'S COLUMBIAN INKS ARE OF TEN DIFF
IL ferent vareties-Blak writing, japan, blue red bvs
bs, fluid, copying fluid esrmine ndelbe leather vsrk
taped reputation throughout the United States that
other ks have acquired The basis Of excellence
retts on three great aotr vzFrst
eia materials chemical portions Of elements
the atomic theory and third perfect union of tn sls
mis BY Ratsn. processes invented By The
and Of color They ~ wholesale BY GRAY,
NILCHIE COOK No IL Beekman street. and retail BIZ
VAN NORDEN 4 KING 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

L,CR sALE-THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. MON.
tagns place corner Of Court street Brooklyn known
Toynbees Hotel together with the furniture 6xture aud
all the property connected Herewith Inquire the
mises GEO. G. BALL, Assignee Of Toynbee Hopkins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

NASH ADVANCED ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS,
~ on Watches jewelry diamonds, dry goods pisnoorte
furniture, other property at the old established and
confidential ooe, Sc4 Broadway of Duane street,
lied upon, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

LfoR sAIT-BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
saloon, in excellent situation tho Eighth
doing fret business lease three to
run AT very low rent. chance for small price.
ave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

lease, the prominent southeast corner has front Of
et on each steet upper part contains ten Gro
Hater and with separate and genteel entrance
street The stores win make capital stands for the
ping, hardware furniture business &c would be let
ktreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

CAPITAL SEEKING INVESTMENT, IF EMPLOYING
" the ownerA few thousand dollars with services OF
gentleman OF great experience knowledge Of four
leading European and beat Of reeresce Super
cargo ship Europe South America desirable Ad
dress Capital call ut 81 Nassau street. No. At Il
o'clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

FINISHED HOUSE TO LET FOR SIX MONTHS
The modern three story house, 50 ST. Clements place,
ougal street, Blocker containing all the
lovsments TO responsible person with small family,
be rented at low prices possession Immediately APP
! n the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

T,O LEAsE-THE DESIRABLE STORE d BREKMAN
street. with basement subcellAr and freproof vaults
very suitable for Eh9Ssss hardware paper other bust
light and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. immediate. Also, at
greatly reduced ren the hne store IL Spruce street with
basement vaults &o.-possesson immediate Both these
stores good business locat9n not far from the City
son street. or T. W. CANDLE. No. s Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

LoR sALE-A NEATLY FITTED UP MEATAND vEGE.
table market, IN first class neighborhood with good
set Of cuscn The rent all taken out of the shop
Gne opportunity Tor who wishes to engage In the
bune Apply at the Of Henry and Rutgers streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

nRUG STORE-HERE IS CHANGE FOR YOUNG
~ having from two to three hundred In ready CASH
the balances for nine and twelve months Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

LET-ll0 GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST
SentIemsn ssd adv: aiso small roomS snitahs Sos
\ gentlemen, with or without board. Rooms lighted
Ias Any one Wishing permanent place for the sum
i'll do well to CAV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

DRUG STORE FOR sALE-LoCATIoN DESIRABLE
and will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire Of JAMES
COE with B. A. Fahnestook Hall Coz 81 Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

RUSE TO LET.-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
front house. 40 West Nine teenth street. between Fiji
Sixth avenues; modern improvements, and contains
pen rooms. Possession can be had immediately. Ap.
4 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

|lET-To A SMALL FAMILY ONLY, THE SECOND
Dor with front basement OF the two story house 70
street Also the frat floor the store 50 Canal
suitable for any light business or residence. Apply
anal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

LOND FLOOR TO LET-OF HOUSE 23i THIRD
I'D, marble manfss folding doors, 40. Rent low to
possession also the Placement. Can
len Of any time. JOHN FOLEY, gold pen manufac
167 Broadway.
, 1855-11-09
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


CHAP. CXCVIn.-An act making appropriations for
the Naval Service for the year ending the thlrtieth
Of June, one thousand eight hundred and hfty-sN.
, 1855-11-09

CnAr. CCI.-An Act making appropriations for the
fiscal year, ending the tlr,ieth Of June one thou.
sand eight hundred and Gftysix.
BE IL endcted by The Senate and House Of Repres,r
t1iires Of the Uited STATES Of Amerioa IN C6nrrsss
assembled, That the following sum be- and the same
are hereby, appropriated for the service of The Post
Office Department for the year endinghe thirteth II
June one thousand eight hundred and ifv-six ont of
any moneys In the treasury arising from the revenue
Of the said department in conformity to the act of the
second Of July, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
six =
For transportation Of the mails, five million nine
hundred and eighty-one thousand nine hundred and
thirtyeight dollars.
For the transportation Of the United States mail over
the Michigan Central Railroad, Give hundred and
eighteen miles) from the ninth Of june eighteen hun
, 1855-11-09
The Ladies' wreath,

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CATHERINE HAls, fALBQAl, AADiaIl1fr
MRS. Z. g. BoSTWiCk. -
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Instruction that will not cnly captivaie the TASTE Irt
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, 1855-11-09
CooPIR'S
Eye, Ear and OrtllOp@dic
INEIRAIARV ..."

GAN FRANCISCO, No. Il Sansomo street near the
- asette House. Patients aboring under disease Of
the Eye, the Ear, and those afflicted with all varieties
u dciorinites resortng to this institution will find at
once hrme, where miners as well as others. be
accommodated with board aud comfortable rOoms, in
plain or costly style according u their tastes.
Dr. Cooper has visited all the Important Hospitals
of Europe for the purpose Of extending his knowledge
Of medicine and Surgery mud will giSe The Indrmary
his immediate supervision.
N b. All surgical operations free 10 patients who
present themselves at the Clinic on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
For particulars apply to DIR. E. 8. COOPER,
At the Infrnary.
Oct. 5, 1855 3m:nol
, 1855-11-09
The Ladies, KaepaalIe sbaa.gI
AND HOME LIBRARX.lat

.f. 'l Ii AND HOME LIBRARY.lat3 3pnn
1.-TWO volumes rear, eommenclnel January ~
Il July, The Publishcfs Of tlds Fopnhr AaFa1NN
tender their grateful nc inr paal tatl
Il has been and win continue 70 b thelr Am 70 nllI
tia llri afj srijrn- f'1iffu13 agrtU
SAFE. PLEASING, AM. .PR0FlTABLE FIRE
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A woyt thai parents may with rafety put mo ~
hands Or their sons and daughters. itHpaf1s Aln =
ded with articles from the pens Of nangHd ~ IN
f5l BEST WRITERS IN THE UoUNg7Yd Ilail
Among The literary contents may 10 fou1d ldrrniIt
ons Of the Inhabitants, Trees, 6hrnbF Plppt1, 40
scenery of other countries; Plcasing ConttI-al-
on Ph, sioloey and the LAWS Of Health nunl Il.At
Biography and Poetry. hesides useful and nferltln4
10 parents and children, &C., &c. -,
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tinue to furnish either Of then at the exceeding -
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BURpICK a sCoYl1ts 400
No. Spruce st. M hev ios~
May s, 1855. "-a
, 1855-11-09
Fresh Arrival. .'.3.si .i. \ !.
I.. ..rr. "a ~ ia irsis3lvsG1
IOHNSNN,S NEW STORet

JOHNSON'S NEW STORE.
TUsT RECEIVED by the bark "Mary MeIyilkfa
j lasge stock OF goods, eopsisting partly OIL 20
Sugar, U Flour and Corn Neal
Tea, Beans, F
Coffee, Mustard, 9-
Butter, SpIces, tnr
Bacon, Pickles, ID, fsaava.l
Tobacco, Powder,
Soap, shot iiH l ~ NAil
Starch White Lead, iisoff 9rIi
Lamp Wick, CrockeryEare, ..I.,t
Boots and Shoes, Dried Apples, ~
Rice, Daklng i'0Wdsfa, =
Indigo, Saleratus. ~ b5sNals
White Lead, Smoking Tobacco, a
Dry Goods, Clothing, and Hardware.
Ladies' and 0entlemens boots and ehoes, iora1I
at the lowest possible prices, and superior gqrly.
7. JOHNSTON Il
Olympia, February ~, 1885. 1T ST Ii1iii
, 1855-11-09
JUST RECEIVED !.

DER bark " Carl, y invoiee Dry Goods, GrprlIirE
L and Indian trade, which We olier low for cash.
~ N.t GEORGE q 90.
Aki, DewamPsh Day, April Is, 1854 s2tfistlau
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
A WAIF cT HOPE.

OAocRS no more the gentle ones
WAC mol.dcT meath he tomb clods low,
4 few more dreams, u few more sans,
D-sponding soul, AMI where art thou?
The purplel SKY for twilight waits,
And clouds not for the exileI sum-
Nor darSles 1t the orient gates
AS Dian dies in splealor lun.
So when the gcn,le-soulel desc nd
To brighten in another sphere,
Our fcStalrope We will not ryni--
Love may yet bloom and broaden here.
Is there no promise in the lowers,
That swcegcn every breath OF sDriac,
No to>cn when 70 dying showers
The rainbow's braided splen1ors cling?
Aye, there's balm for every pam,
y ray for every shade Of cr.f,
Lie blossom, in my breast aud brain,
Anlripcns to a full relief
All nature is prophecy,
From bursting germ to rolling sphere,
OF reg Il bie>sedness TO be,
That gilds and cgowns each rip 'ninS year
Nor drunken with life's CHEEKY w;no,
Nor crushed by unavaiIinr woe,
We onwar in true Duty's line,
Righ: strongly, lovingly may go.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
LII JyIGhTIQljSS.
Fo- the Bu5!e.
The Dear Ones That arc Gone.
BY L. o. LITTLEgIE,v.

Man may rush madly up TO the shock Of
battle and meet death amid tho thunder of
cannon AMI the o'ing of arms, and there
are nerves that can stand unnoyad and gaze
upon the mlnssl forms ana hear the groans
of ,ha dying. Man can look upon this scene
and he iee Of sympathy not be mal:e1 say
from his stout heart. They view it as a na-
tionnl calamity and do no: suffer reflection
10 enter the domestic abodes Of the fallen
and view the wrctchednoss brought upon
those dear objecs Of affection ani love that
sanct,fv homo and throw charm of bless
edness and peace around our existence.
iloNG ArouEd the bastile Of that single
word cluster those endearments which trans
form earth into paradise for the good and
noble of our race. There affection presiles
in mcekness-there love weaves the bridal
wreath=9thege the finest feelings of The soul
find cuturc--there the dearest VOWS are
plithted-the smile of happiness dimplcs the
check Of beauty, and the immortality of the
SOU within sends forth unuttercd eladnoss
from the sparkling eye. A sacred place is
homo! Endeared by the prattle Of Infancy:
!. esports of boyhooi; the song of the hus-
bandnan; the loon5 herds; the murmuring
rilIs and leaping cascades! Death may
tread down the stern warrior and we are un-
moved but O, let him not enter the sanctity
of home! Let that repository of every ga
cred tie yield single inmate and the stout
est heart is moved, and the eye unused to
tears will be seen to weep.
The writer Of this has stood by the side of
dying mother and poured out his soul in
t. ars as be held her attcnuatcd hand and
Z; ,ed upon the liaeamen.s Of that dear fhce
which had so often been Lie up with smiles to
drive away his youthful woes. Those lips
that kissed away the tears of boyhood were
now thin and pale; the mild lustra OF her
blue eye was gradually fading; but her tresn-
ulous voics spoke words Of maternal love,
and her last breath passed away Ike gen
tie aephyr to the dorai folds At of,Parad.sc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

| used to say some funny things,
At least dared to think so,)
But dead upon the ear they fell,
And al away dill shrink SO
Aly mouth never open now,
But ali | say is funny;
They'll even bring Mysteries on
I've lately had some money!
Tho young AMI handsome, once / though
That should no'er be wed ed;
Nammas their daughters KEPT from me,
rs from Il scare-crow dreaded
The ug!;est girl could not move;
Nor her vi h hump and one eye;
But 'angels'' now run after mo
Pye latcl y had some money
On any subiec, in debate,
II an idea started
ne'er was listened TO, and mono
Cared now IN sc0rn smarted.
NJ slightest whisper now is hcard--
No more their ears are dummy;
They calaot act withou. my views,
I've lately had some money!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
lOSEpII l.. SH ARP

.s ~opSxy AND CouSSELLoR AT Law,
~ Cl.nwood, Mills coanty, Iowa; will
- I'D 70 all business in the 6,h Judicial
District entrusted 10 MS o''le ~ a~.'r,a
"rt "'sU "e If his State, and of the U~States.
s'"f' u ''''' N'' n30-0
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

ne STUDY 70 PLEASE.

re STUDY r o PLEASE.
w the undersigned would most resprctfull
W anuouuoe to our friends aud cI,to'a,rs,
asat we have received III entire new, aud vel
s.i,ctea stock of GOODS, ~ our new. L,rpe and
7ommodious building, No 70, Broadway. C)un-
eli bluffs, where We viii br happy to see cur Oil
f-ienas and customers. and cor&iHiiy invite all IN
want of good bargains to call and examine orr
,tock before purchasing elsewhere, IS i is 40
trou0le to sEox Goods. We are determined 10
raI as low ss ANY house IN the West, onr mot
% IS as it ever has been, Small profits aud quick
sales.
n. h. Al kinds Of fnrs. peltries, dr. hides
AID merchantab- produce, tsken in exchange
;pr goods, and received Oh debts as payments.
TOOTLE & JACKSON. !
Council BluGs city, Jan. 4, le53-37-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
John ". KELLEY,
Avn CorJNsELLOR At LAW,

4 vroRNEY AND CouSsELlo~ Al ia"
~ rratices in the county ani circuit
r,urts Of Holt and adjoining counties
.",,Ins;ness conf,ded to him will be f2dh.
fn',s ,,no promp ly attended to. Office
80. .,nar to Atessrs, Nave and Frazer's
s,src, Oregon. HOT co"hss' 4no,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

n T7NoRNFY AM CoUNsEiLoRAr Law '."N'
n ell plulfs, Iowa will promptly ai'Ha1 70
Gsea agencies, collections investing 'T'e, -"
sA,inq aud sailing land warrants aud al o,nyt
bssiness pertaining 10 his profession IA '''
In,licinl ire nlt and land strict
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
P 0 E r r Y
The Value Of Money.

BY C. C. RAWLINGS.
Obscnrely | had passed my life
A wretched ignoramus-
Till |, like Byron woke and found
sMysef + one morn lng famous"
All darkfy had lifes weather been,
Though J ow so bright ard sunny;
But then this change is not SO strange,
Pye lately had some money!
Whcre'er went, folks ran away,
As if from burning lava!
seemed !. living emblem Of
The. sPoison free of Java!
IT'S not 50 now for all, vow,
Flocsysk.r like dies rou, d honey;
! o.! mAp>A1aAQks - of fortunes wand {
sRt..Sn HA,..ffeu &rxA< =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS d NEBRASKA
FERRY.


IN view or the Importance of making a good
roai 10 the river, Anovs nisn wATkG. and the
permane ut IS, sbiishmeat ofa HfI
SiEAH FERR y,
the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pany" was organized last summer under the
gesrrss Incorporation law Of the tate, thereby
aaitiug sufficient capital for those purposes.
Aud the eompany now have the pleasure ei
announcing that the road is built, {accordng te
the sey and, of Col. Curtls J aud serufrs
uni' eruptes access to the Ferry. aud n'akes u
s.e best sn nearest landing for the River rack
cts. high or low water,
And that their aew, STEAM FERRY BOA
Nu xfA E2 - xD nN
0f ample power aaa dimensions to clear the
track from day to day, is NOW here, ready to
commence crossing immediately Ut TAG cpeniap
OF srritlg. = s.s-Aske'
This Ferry is due West Of town, and in sigh
and trayeilrrs up the Platte Valley will fad lhl
the only direct rou;e.
Charres sAaA he reasonable ard uniform.
4. LOW Z. Pres.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
A. ID. WILLIAMS, ". |
Dyspepsia Cared

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

xferment:
Intention will also be given to The pur
And sale OF Town Lots In Omaha City,
sew, ahd Winter Quarters, Nebraska Ter
neferenccS Il. ". Bahbitt and DR.. f.
howe, Register and Receiver of the land Office
Council Bluffs, and Co, I. A. Walker and
T. ii. Cassidy. Register aud Receiver at Fort
D.smoincs, or any of the business men of ei,
ler place.
! OFFICE on Broadway, West Room Of the
flc,ft hotel, nearly opposite tne Land Oiice.
Council BluIs, Ocl. II, lcJl-u0-ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09
],)rofesssonol Qar0s.
A. ". BABBITr,

A. ". BABBlTT,
~~.>xy AND CoUNsxLte6 At Law,
u and Sclicstor in Chsnccry. Salt Lake
.s,, IIt,h: Will attend TO all business
a,,..,.d, % him in Utah Territory, He
In also attend 10 business in the Supreme
ta.,,t Of the United States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

Ferry Uu-.ator NcbraSkn
FERRY COMPANY.
.lnno % - n22-tf.
ST0U viii mad general assortment Of Dry
Goods Of all kinds. Boots, Shoes, Hat:,,
ars. Ready Made Closhing and Groceries. at
he undersigned: we being anxon> Lo reduce
1nr stock as low as possible 10 give us room
for oar spring stock. we will sell At the vers
'nwrsi ri.gr-s T6OTLE .t JACKSON
Jan. -, -. --no42u
ssrs wO HUNDRED SACK off.esh suoeriine
"a Flour; soiu cheapat
ToOTLE & JhCKsoN's.
4 large lot Of extra RIO coffee for sale low
"A TOOPt L x JACKSON'S.
-, ,AcK and Barrel Salt for sole cheap at
- TOOFLE & JACkSON'6.
81, Large assortment of iron, rlails, castings.
AG1 ana window glass for sale Yeyv low n
TOoTLE & JACKS0Ns.
74xTRY quality Of Sugar, a large lot. for sale
H. low ty T0OTLE S JACKSON.
FSvoBtcco, pepper. spice, salaeratus,A ginger
x indigo. mas!d"r. hooks n I'D stationary. for
sale cheapat T0OTLE & JACKSON'S.
BOOTS. shoes. hats. caps, and ready made
ID clothing, FOR sale low at
TO0TLE & JACKSON'S.
Jan. oi l254-noihf
AN EXTRA CHANCE
nTIE undersigned will sell The undivided half
/ df"Steam saw MIL" 460 acres of Timber
u Land--nachinrryf for
"FL0UIlING MILL"
and buildings on the premises.
SitnaSsi two aud half miles from ceuuci II
BlnH CITY, aud known formerly as "Jefferies
Mii. a# 5 s,01tt.
For further information. sorIy 70 Thoma Al
Ienshai Of Council Bluffs, or
EDMUND JEFFRgEg
- vutbsprsusiss4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

us eIdest sistars with whom he parted IN
early childhood, grew up to maturity-loved
-wedded-becane a mother, and passed
away. But she was far from the paternal
roof; no father, no mother, no brothers, no
sisters came, to soothe her pain or shed the
tear Of coincidence. We dwelt apart in life
bat weshall meet beyond he vale Of shad-
OWs. 4 . f -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-09

lie had ycsager sister, too, ef Glsyen
summers. Her manner was sober and so
date and the powers of her intellectual mind
ia>pirei her frienGs with high hopes. SsSs
smiles npon ne yet, and her dark piercing eye
flashes the FIRE of the soul Us her bright cur
ling r;nslets brush my cheek. Dear little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-29
kAPINE AFFAIRS.

L,usoH.-Mr Abram c. Bell will launch from HE
yard al the foot Of stsnton-r on Thursday morning,
at Ii O'Clock schooner OF about 400 tuns, intended
for Messrs. Scranton Tallmin's line Of Savannah
packets. She IL nsmed the rucmss Holcomoe, to be
commsp ded by Capt. X. w. Goslee, and is acknowi'
edged by competent judges to be superior to any
vessel Of her class ever launched In these waters.
The clipper ship Dreadnaugbt, Capt Samues, from
Liverpool q days arrived yesterday, reports having
experienced light westerly and souih'westerly winds
the entire course rot having been enabled TO log her
course OF any time DUNG the voyage excepting Non
day last, when The wind was from the N f. She
brings - cabin and 4l3 Storage passengers. She
aso has 600 tuns of dry goods and 200 tuns Of fine
iron and steel