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PlEsTIuDLiC. SALE LCIaiH
Nebraska City.
THE FUTURE EMPORIUM OF EEBRAS.
kA TERRITORY.

4 BOUT 500 choice lots in Nebraska City,
~ and so tots in kearney City, Immediately
contiguous. will be offered for sale to the high
est bidder on the premises, commencing on
Monday, the 23d day Of April, 1885.
Sale to continue from day to day until all ars
sold, at the option Of the Propietcrs. T"Tms
Of sale One third in hand, and TIE balanoo
in ak months TITLE iSDtspUyABLE. The site
of Nebraska City has long beeu admired as tho
most eligible situation for large commercial
emporium on the South side of Missouri River
II is situated on that romantic bluff known as
Old Fort kearney, commanding picturesque
view of the mighty Missouri, for miles up and
down; and has been esteemed fer many years,
the best starting point for emigranfs TO Oregon
and California. Stone coal has been dlscor.
cred near the site in large quantity. The wa
ter is excellent-the climate temperate and no.
tel for its salubritv
Heavy bodies of the finest timber, Of every
variety is found on and neGr the City, and sew
erai saw mill, are now rapidly settling in aud
around the city.
There arc already in the city two mercantile
establishments, Sne large Hotel (the largest il
the Territory and two more about being con-
structcd. There are already erected, 80 build
ings, and as many more, in progress OF construs'
| ton.
An abundance Of limestone rock on the siis
and contracts completed for the making of two
millions et brick, the ensuing season. Two
brick churches and one college will be erected
during next sumner.-This county has grea-
ter popul5ti0n than the whole Territory North
of Plate River.
Nebraska City is 55 miles from the South Inns
OF the Territory, aud 30 mics South of The Great
Platte river, and about the centre Of the settled
portion of the Territory.
1t is on the direct line of the great central
chain of Railroads, from the Atlantic TO the Pa
cifc, and is destined 10 continue, all the tlms,
as it does now, to moBopolIze the creator par:
of the business Of the territory.
In the language of the President Of the Fort
Des Moins, Iowa S. +. Railroad: "iNebrasks
Cug uiit be he first City. in commercial and
| hanuf ict4ring importance in The future State sf
Nebraska"
The site has fine Bluff Rock landing, nos
subject to change, and Steam Ferry, now al
the Landing affords every facil ty for crossing.
Arrangements are in progress to secure regu-
lar Packet Line of Steamboats, between st. Louis
and this place.
The first PAPER issued in the Territory was
the ''Nebr3ska City News - which can boast OF
the Largest circulation Of any; which Indicates
the moral progress of the country.
s. F. NUCKOLLS,
Agent for Proprietors of Nebraska CITY.
March, 6, 1855. n43-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

1,HO3E Indebted to the subscribers for lum.
4 bsr Viii please TO settle their account i'm
rnedisseiy, or they ,eil certainly ha cost ad-
dsd Wemust have money to get along With
our ba sAess, and mean TO collect outstanding
accounts on the shortest possible notice.
Hereafterrno person need eend teams TO The
mil, for lumber unless paid for before los'lng il
up, for We ars determined 10 have cHsh dowY
for every foot we cell IN future.
So send along the cash II yor want lumber
or your teams will be sent lack who I it,
This we mean for everybody with "a exception
". JEFFREYS & Co
October 10th 1S54-n5-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

LANGUAGE, DRAWING,
AND PAINTIN q SCHO OIL
COL. E. J. PLEYEL proposes to open n
~ Language. aud Drawing School, for both
sexes, October I'd, Isv4.
TKRAs FoR -wELvE Lgssos
French or Cer,,. all anguage. So OF
Drawing and Pointing, in all branches, S. Oh.
HOURS FcR LANGUAGE:
Monday, wednesday, aud Friday, from 6 to :
O'clock, In French
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, from to 6
O'Clock, IN German.
HoeFs YUa pRAwfSG AMI PAINTING:
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. from to 4
o'clock
Coascil Bluffs City, Sept, '54. bi9-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
TO FARMERS AND FRU L
GROW Frs

r would say to all those wanting fruit trees
| in the spring, thai it Will be hccessary for
them to hand in iher orders before the 2oth 70.
this month as | shall receive no orders aft
that date would also say that | will furni
anything In the fruit or ornamental line th
may be desired, the most reasonable terms.
Those expecting to get trees from me will
ul.ase hand or send in their orders at eHce us
shall briag mo trees to dispose of, except those
ordered; Council Btu IL CtiA.
HENRY A. TERRY.
Feb. 9th 55 n35 If;
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
T HE B u GLE,
Terms of the Semi-Weekiy Dugit


One COPY. enc year, paid invariably ia
advaLce 50
Que copy, oneyear, paid Within six months, 4 90
" =" a. after % " 90
six mcsrhs, in advance, 90
a. three :" 90
Single copies, neatly eupefeped, 5
Orders for The Dugie BY mail will not be SLED
except when accompanied by the subscription
price. Twelve and one-hzl per cent deduction
will be made to clubs OF cash subscribers,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
CARS0N'S RAN
HOl TIL f.
KE~ "RDEH< - x- rN-~
STILL SURF1V ES

Tx STUD Y r o PLEA Sc.
-v.E i.eundersig4ed would most respectfully
~aunouaoe 10 our friends aud cgstc1rrs
tAal we have received entire new, ard veil
selected stock oi GOODS, at our new, large ana
eemmodious building, No. is, Broadway Coun-
ell Bluffs, where We will b. happy TO see our old
friends and customers. and cortially invite all in
want of good bargains to call and examine OR
aock before purchasing elsewhere, us 1t is no
trouble TO SHOW Goods. We are determined TO
sell as 10 " as anv house in the West our mot
to Is as it ever has been 'Smail profits and quick
sales.
n B. All kinds of furs, petries, dry hides
and merthaatablc produce, taken in exchange
ior goods, and received on debts as payments.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Council Bluffs city, San. 4, lS53-37-tt
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HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING ?
If not, be sure and get one at once. Now
is the time to order your trees, aud If ordered
no x you will be cert ain 10 Get what you order
Delays are dangerous and should not be ndulg-
ed in | will furnish any variety of fruit or
Ornamental trees yea may wish, IN good time
Tor setting, delivered in t..is city, cn the most
reasonable terms if ordered soon. | will also
pay cash for good Gar2en Seeds.
II. A. TERRY.
Council Bluffs. January 10. 1854
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

CT Our Hat is getting sadly dilapidatsd;
last nigh. had moonlight encounter with
our editorial cabin-log proved hardest
hat oil in the fight and we unconcousIy
placed our stoga boot upon its tender stom-
ace. " II go ae delinquent subscriber aid
usY
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

f River clear OF Fee. Six feet water
and rising. No beats yet. When shall We
hAve regular boat between here and St.
Louis? The fast increasing population of
sh. Missouri Valley can we'll sustsia At least
weekly line, and we must have it.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Rates of Advertising.
W TuE sRMI-WEEKLY DuGLI

Arncu~cng names of candidates for office, W
arriagc 40 ice, ,Ut
Lirish and Deaths Published free Of charA,",
Bust Cirds (s,4in,ry size.) pr hund., 2oU
g over one hasdged, /" = 2,LJ
ash in a ,ance will be required for ali al =
vertisements, except wherc certain responsible
gy 10 known to exist.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

Cotiiiioa Party is to be given to- uao r, W
"wednesday evening at TIE Atlantic House.
A gay sssen5'ase is expected smooth
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

Sunshine SSd Sp(lkg Afs dp ,n US.
The noiss u she hamfdcr and saw are heard
in .,sfy pr. a DIR city. Lambcr and build
ing materials Of all kinds are in undiminish-
I'd demand. Farmers are actively employ
ed making ready for their Sutfnadf's work.
Kvery body and his boy is busy. Our ndgh-
boring Territorial cities, Bellevue, Omaha
and Florence are fast rising to Importance
and well earning the n6kes of the pioneer
cities Of Nebraska. Omaha has, thus far,
outseripped them all in enterprise, wealth
aud prosperity. What a change one year
agoss On this beautiful Nebraska prairie we
rollUd ourselves in our blankets and took a
auiee snoosc- the tall grass wavering ger us
and the prairie wolves bowling our lullaby.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
GREAT FIRE /!

I'VE viii inform our friends that We are not
w burnt out, but in worse conaitioa,
having sold large amount Of onl goods for
mems promises to pay, which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore. as we have no insurance
company to look to for our losses. all persons
knowing themselves indebted will CONE u.and
PAY uP their accounts and notes, and relieve Us
in our time Of need as well as save cost and
trouble. McMAHAN i WILLIAMS.
nov ~ I0f
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

Snow, mud and storms seems to be the orde
OF things down East. Come to our favore,
west, where all ID sunshine, bright and beau
tIful.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

WHO has Box Of merchandise marked
w "HeRAcg GiLLEro or '1sAAc GRooo
Any person having knowledge of such box,
will render favor to the owner hy giving in
formo.ion of the same to the
EDITOR OF THE BUGIx.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Carriage & Tasoa Shsp.

MHE Unders' sned especially Informs the
citizens Of Cor4Icil Bluff City aud vicinity,
] that f-2 has changed his quarters from the
upper end Of Madison Strret, to the lower, a
fev. doors from the Post Office, where he may
De found at all times, ready to do all work in
his Line of business. 7. L. TREYNOR.
ounciiBlaf,, Mach, 13, '55. n45-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
y =
LUMBER-PINE LUMBER.

LUMBER-PINE LUMBER.
TT,HE Subscribers would nform the citi1ass
i Of Council Bluffs and fhc pub ic generslly
shat so soon as the navigation Of The Missouri
is resumed, they will ship TO thi5 place a large
stock Of Pine lumber, including dressed floor.
ing aud sheisiag, doors, windows, and door
frames, sash AMI anything in that line. which
they will sell at greatly reduced prices aad up.
On the most reasonable terms. se
ID. IINDLEY + Co.
Council Bluffs Iowa, Feb. 10th. So n35-H
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

The democracy have Giumphantly carried the
city elections of Detroit and Milwaukee The
lighter day is dawning.
We learn from our California files, of heavy
failures in San Fssncisco. among whom are
Page l. Bacon, Adams & Co.. Wells, Fargo l.
Go, and other heaav firms
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

KKi KK!!
LIME BLACK INK, for sale at the P.
- OfRcr.-Also pens, paper. pencils.
bIotting .sand, envelopes. and oh =. vari-
etfss of s.a:fopmy. tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

ET Our Hunters are having nna tiaes.--
Thousands Of Ducks, Geese, Brants, Swans
and Pelicans have come to spend the sum-
rner months at our wild Watering places
Come to the West, boys, and bring along
Your guns
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
NOTICE
NEW DAGUERREAN ROOM.

NEW DAGUERREAN ROOM
INirst door cast Of DR. Honn Drug stoye,
L where J w. Damon would be p!eaisd 10
accomotate those who desire to patronizs ths
art in lis present state Of perlectoE 1
Peaseto call to learn further pirtic alarl
When death 3 gray iiim o'ersprea1s l,a
beaming eye,
IS lif.-like pictures mocking at decay.
VIII still be fresh aud vivid as to day.
Feb 9;h So n3T-tE
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

PRANK f. WEIGH.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

II. d. JOHNSON, J.r. casADY, J.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

ISAAC n. AEDEE,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

GEO. HOWE.
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HATS! HiTSil HATSf!i
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT THE
New York Hat Emporium
~ "
-, MAIN ST, DErlyEEx I'd and M

A c. SHELDON would respectfully ana
IL nsance TO The citizens Of keoknk and ~
vicinity ythaf lie has established himself at
heoAuk, for the manulaciure aud sale OF Hats
Caps, Iurs and straw Goods, and will open
about the 18th Of Mach large and complete
stock OF the above goods Of the latest and most
faShionable style. Having been connected for
terms Of years with one Of the largest whole
sale manufacturing houses Ii New York will en-.
able me 70 sell my goods AZ a lower price than
any house IN the trade. hope BY close appl.
cation 10 business ard desire to please the pub.
lie, 10 receive share OF their patronage and
supply every want that comes within the leeiii-
mate sphere Of my business Country mer-
chants are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc previous TO bGying elsewhere. NJ motto is.
"heady Pay, Quick Sales and small Profits y
Gents, iitss drop u afd examine Tie spring
style Of Mole Skin Hats for 1855.
A. &. SHELDON, Halter.
April 25,1855. sly
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Stoves. Stoves, SlogrS.,..

GsI received, ard for sale BY the undersirn-
y ed, il the City Of keoknk, great vafieiy Of
ST. Louis ahd Cincinnati Stoves, among whFh
may he found tile fine new patented GoIDEs
Era Stove, The GoIpKs HAap, The QUEEN or
TIE WEST, The CHALLENGE PREFERENCE, The
Improved Cincinnati PREMIUMS, Dou BE OVEN,
&c, and all tue latest styles Of pARLoa and
HEArINe sToyFs, all OF which may be found at
our Wholesale Stove Depot, No. III, Main Street,
near the Levee, and at our old stand No g.
Main Street. The above stoves have been Sc
lected expressly for this Market, and we fa,ter
ourselves that we can offer greater inducements
70 purchasers, than any other house north sf 81
Louis.
Remrmber the Numbers, IL and J5 Main ST.
We have also large assortment Of Tin Ware,
cot up by the best workmen which we offer TO
sell al very small advance on cost, also. gfeai
variety Of Sugar kettles. Hollow Ware, &c, &c.
Give US call and not only SAVE rouR aoagY,
bu invest 1t right. !. O. ESTES.
April 4; 1885. WY
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PEsNsyLvANrA RAILROAD.
- s-s e.f~ ,.s =; :

IsHREE Lally through Ilane, between ri l.
! ladelpEaa ard iittsbarg THE MORNIAt
MAI. IR Nm leaves Philadelphia for plitsbQrs
al - M. eaI pHtsAu5g iof Philadelphia at
2 4 NJ. THE FAST LIN Z leave. Phila1elphia
tor pittsbufg al / p NJ. aud pitls.lfg for Pkila-
letpilia at +. Al. TILE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia lcf plttsbufg al ii
y NJ, AID Pittsbafg fog Philadelphia Ut 10 r. M.
fne above lines connect at pitfsbufs with
Railroads re AND FROM II. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Galena AID Chicago, us; Ffaukford, Lexington
and fouisyiiie, ky.; Trfir Haate, Madison, la
iaYette. and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield BeIefoltaiat, Sand9shy, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE. Massi}lon aud
Wooster ONO; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from aHd liz Nfw 0RLEANs, 81. Louis, LOUIS
Wiz, aud CINCINNATI,
ihfoegh Iiekets eau be had 10 or from eitfeI
OF BE above places.
For further particulars, see H4nd.bills at The
diiiereuf starting points. Passengers from The
West w iii3d THIS tie shortest and most eNpedi-
tou Foaieto Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
U Boston
TllOS, MOORE,
AstNr, Passenger Lies, rhiIadelp Lila.
]. NESk1MF.N.
Agent, Passenger Lines, rittsJurg
Ieb. /, ls3j. "
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The Book of the Scason has Arrived.
FLOWS AND WAGONS.

TAYIUK \ MfkEE,
Successors Of Newton 4 stephens,
CORNER or MAIN AND 18th STREETS
kssukUk, IOWA.
w HERE they keep constantly on hand all
w kinds OF piows, Wagons aud Carriages,
made III tho best style aid oft of the best quality
Of materials. Wholesale and retail.
TAYLOR 4 MCKEE.
March ii, 1898. d&wtf
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ODELL & MATLESS,
MANI kAcruAERs AND DEALERS IN
KOots and Shoes.

Opposite Smiths Banking House,
KE0kUk, IOWA.
TALEB 0DEIL having associated with him
~ sell Mr. l.. Matless, in the Boot aud Shoe
business, the new firm is prepared 10 do a more
extensive business than eNer heretofore They
have just received a very large assortment fer
epIia@ aud sammsr Trade,
including all desirable styles aud qualities for
Ladies. Misses, Eentetnen, Boys. aud children.
Which will be sold as low tor cash as any dealer
caA sell them. =
We intend TO pay particular attention TO
Custom Work.
and ieylng that HOME MANUFACTURES ought 10
to BE- encouraged, ard viii be encouraged Il wal
DOM, We employ none but the very best hands,
and PLrsTy OF them, in order that we NAV guar
antee al work 70 give perfect satisfaction, aud
hil all orders with entire punetualitg.
REPAIRIsG done with neafress and dispatch.
We invite ali persons to give US a cali. at The
sign Of the Mammoth shoe.
ODELL & MATLESS,
Marc. 80, 1888 d4wy.
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Western Hotel.

(FoRMERLY kEpknE HoftL,)
- LOCATED on the Lepee, below " 4In-st
<.I most convenient 10 the steamboat landing.
Has been taken by the subscriber, latr of
the phnnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re-
paired and we'll furnished. The entire arrange
meuts are made with view to the comfort Of
his friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by strict atteRtion TO business TO have share of
public patronage. The attendants speak the
English, German, and French languages. Give
nle a call. DANIEL ACNE.
March q, 1895. d&wil
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BEN. f. blossoms
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. ., Thlfd Street. between MAN aud JDlusor.
kEOkUk, IOWA
II EEPS general assortment of French, Eng
IA lIsh and American Cloths, Cassmeres. aud
NestIngs OF the very finest quality, and the IN ost
fashionable patterns, which he will make up to
order al the shortest notice. In the latest style
Also good assortment Of Shirts always on hand.
Feb. sfh, 1888. dly
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OttnmWa House,
WAPELLD County, IOWA.

AFz THE undersigned having recently pur-
t4i..tl chased tie above Heuse, would respect.
E..A. fully inform the travelling community and
the public generally that he has refitted and
thoroughly renovated the House. and is now pre-
pared to Offer IS good accommodations az the
country win afford TO al those who may favor
hm with call; his constant attention whi he
gwen 10 render The s3ay of an comfortable His
House beng large and copmoaloas he datiers
himself that he can give general satisfaction Is
bis guests.
Connected with this House IL
Il Gaoa and Cammodtous Sable.
Where viii be kept At all tines good supply
IT Oats. Corr ard T,no;hy thy, and trastY
ana efficient 0sller,
THoS G GIVEN.
0ttutnwa, Nav Z, iSJ3. wtslaWdtf
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Fifty Lots for Sale.

| ANDS0MELY located on Morgan, Fulton,
IL aud Franklin Streets, continued. 0ne-llith
payable N cash or ii approved materials os labor
Tor building, aud the remainder in payments OF
one two, three, and four years with ten per cent
interest.
WANTED-A first rate saddle heFse, or horse
aad buggy.
Apply TO WM. H. WILLIAMS
Corner of Second and High Streets.
kcokuk, April %, l855. 5wd
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kEOkyK STEAM CHAIK
Furniture Fact6Eys

Main street, between Sixsh ana A6ypp1
JITEhsve ntted up machinery at oFeat txQGo 5
wv and are now prepared to suprlY c. ~
lower rates than thsy can he hrOught1kooR
nat, or st. Louis. large supply ~
X ept at the Factory, and also at the CT 1H&
Johnson Il Melai, Main. between 1a94GHHn SaS
TAlrd, north side. VIZ invita- dsst1ro1w r 4
10 call aud see. =. ~. ~ l1E1199s4
Agu. =, fs53.-w ssssSSx - - stss
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". w. JONES.
Successor 10 7. fslingerland,
Dealer in Clocks. Watches and JeNelry.
SECOND sTKEET.

Z I*sAt HUUf ~ NEildTt'e a NuN7 I3aIInIflg HUusc,
KNOX IOWA.
- &c es-.~~s, IRE subscriber has iust re-
.sSas.,xg. ceired. large ald beautiful
Stock Of Gold aaa Silver Watch
es, Gold JewelrF &c, comprising tue latest styles
OF LADIES' Breast Pms, Ear Ring., FDgef Rings,
Cuii Plus, Gold tiaard aud Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver 1hlmbles, Gold Slides, Shaus,
studs, t5old Pehs viii or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
Tie subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent Ia repan Tie most dihcali and
delicate work that may be entrusted % his care
All work warranted to give sails sf4ellon
Correct Time
Tie pubic may rest assated that The correct
tins i, aud always will be kept by
n. ". JONES
Nov. Is, ISL. lNd
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lao bxa Mould Candles, KeoGuz mann fscture
10 do Star ao
For sale by CLEGH0RN.& HARRISON.
April 1850 "
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RAISroN ) rATENT IMPROVED

RALSroN's $ PATENT IMPROVED
Gran Ihresher, Separator ani Cleaner.
THE q bscrbef his under construction a mum
4 be- a these popular and uneqialed machines,
which have invariably taken the preference
wherever introduced, over all other machines
now IN use, for light draAght simple construc-
ton, speed Ia thecsAlag, durability, and putting
the grain IN perfect mefchaatah!e order. ! ain
manufacturing t~o sizes, and horse power.
Also. apd horse Thrtshers. without the sap
arater- The above machines arc warranted to
give satisfaction.
TIE subscriber is thankful TO his former pat
rons for their liberal patronage, ard would inform
them that tie has iaa.ie valuable improvements
i0r the resent v&easou. Letters Of inquiry
promptly answered. Orders fer lnachinrs should
be sent II early.
WILLIAM MCCLURE,
Ripley, Brown county, @.
Nay 9, Ie55. lti3'w.
IN DOZEN mems fine fashionable. silk Hats
~ ol the latest spring and summer style for
safe cheap Al
SHELD0N'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April ~, lSa3. WY
S0n DoZ. mems and boys Leghorn, Swiss
JOU Lenett, Pedal aud Palm Leaf Hats Tor
SuELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
April 25, 1873. WY
4 COMPLETE stock Of meas aud boys W ool
II Hats, oil styles, shapes and qualities, for
sale cheap at
sHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April -, 1879. WY
WOODEN WARE
l25 dozen buckets, . ana hoops,
leo nest tubs, (3 and i iu.)
II dozen We ! buckets,
10 dozen half bushels,
. do charns,
s do tar buckets,
SD do brooms,
ltt0 do wash boards,
81 gross clothes pins, pateut and plain,
~ dozen wood Faacetts,
81 do shoe brushes,
DO large tubs. home manufacture,
For sale by CLEGH0BN < HARRISON.
April H. 1855.
Patent Roofing.
20oo bs Fetnc,
- bbs. Composition. FOR sale by
GLEGHORN < HARRISON.
April II, 1850. u
Nails.
o.)r KEGS Boston aud Pittsburgh nails, all
- sizes from 81 70 401, ia store and for
sale BY CLEGHORN ~ HARRISON
April II, 1853. "
l0J half chests fresh Imperial, Ganpowder,
Young Hysoa aud Black cas- embracing every
quality, for sale by
GLEGHoRN s. HARRISON.
April IA. 1885. "
Candies.
l20 bxs Mould Candles, KeoSux mann fscture
I'll a a. ~
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Teas.

loo half chests fresh Imperial, Ganpowder,
Young Hysot and Black Teas, embracing every
lualiiy, for sale by
GLEGHORN & HARRISON.
April IA. 1893. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-17

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kEOkUk. IOWA.
III AAE lusl received, al their Fashionable Tail
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aud excellent supply Of tiFoadcloths Csssilneres
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April \, 1853. dly
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-02
ny The New Hampshire Statesmc

Bs" The New Hampshire Statesman
has good authority for saying that the
public have been grossly imposed upon
in the matter of the Gilmanton snake
story. Instead Of there having been a
spontaneous and friendly feeling between
the snake and the child, there was the
strongest repugnance when they were
first brought together. The father first
caught the snake, and has had that and
his child in training for some time, fol
the purpose of exhibiting them. The
assertion that the physician gave it al
his opinion that separation of the chile
and the reptile would be followed by tn,
death of the former, is all CANNON.