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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

L writer, in Ike Mariposs Chronicle
furnishes the following description OF the
village and surrounding country inhabited
by lie tribe of xhite Indians beyond tl,e
Sierra Nevadss, about which so much has
been formerly said by other writer's:
"This village is pleasantly and roman
asally situated in beautiful and rich val
ley; guarded on either side BY lofty aa.d
precipitous bluffs, which from the ever
green's growing upon taeir borders in va
rlsfssed colors. present singularly PIC.
surssqus appearance. The mountains
and table land adjacent, are shickiy stud
ssd with magnificent and lofty pines, ce'
asYs aud OAKS: while in The valley, dress
il her richest and rarsst solors, Flora
rsigns supreme. We we're greatly sur
pris<d upon entering the village TO okssrvs
sss taste Aad stility dispIs, Cd in its con-
struetion. The streets we're very regular
ly laid out in . circular form, shaded BY
trees resembling in appearance the mag
nolia. The houses are party Grecian in
ssyls, and of very good workmanship.
That occupied by the Chief, or King, Ger
sain.y would reflect honor upon more
enlightened people. It's a gigantic struc-
ssre, buill in the form Of pyramid, and
rurroun4ing by succession Of corridors
risiag one above the other Upon The
railing Of each corrider-which is groove ]
for TIE admission OF earih-are cultivated
the most beautiful and fragrant flowers, Sd
arranged that at short distance the pal
ace resembles sn immense boquet. Th,|
people seem 10 have great respect for thela
chief, who is venerable mau OF about
sixty. We were received and entertainc
by him during our stay IN the village, HItl
The wsrrnest and most proluse hospitality
4 mart al his suite WAS delegaed to &C
company US in our inspection OF the vii
lace and surrounding scenery. In truth,
40 much attention was Law shed upon us
that at times was almost induced that a
surveillance vas placed upon our move
nsnts.
We were told that the valley extended
nearly to the desert, but that a view OF lis
entrance was obscured BY hills OF sand
Of the origin OF this people could learn
but Ktlle reliable. They have tradition,
however, which may shed some light up
on the subject. l. il that their fathers
saue from across the great waters; they
were visiting as was their custom annual
", neighboring nation, when they were
driven by gale from the laDd The gale
continued with terrible force for numbe'
of days. driving :hem rapidly to the east
After enduring fear, hunger and thirst
anil they we're driven 10 despair, thew
same in sight oflapd.-This land proved
to be inhabited by savages. by WHOM
shey wsre taken into the interior and held
~ slaves. Sosn after, plague appeared
among the Indians, which made fesriu
ravasss. The Indians were made 10 be
lievs that it was a judgment upon tnsm tol
snslasing the white men. and they were
accordingly liberated. Their fathers ther
established themselves in the valley which
they now occupy. They were evidently
ef The Asiatic origin; in statue, they very
much resemble the Hungarians, and tai!
aisnguage very similar. Ihave though
il possible that they have sprung from th'
nation mentioned by Kossuth ~ iahaoit
my ths interior Of Asia
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Earl's EXCHANGE,

fTtit sitizehs Of Bluff Ciiy and surrounding
connlt} are hersby iu(ormed ihat this new
t1.!sha.ent is noW completed aui Vel
sapp.t.d with 3 chDics variety OF Ggactrie~
Provisions and country produce w,icl. WI. OF
sold u. th- lowest selling rates III tiis city.
Past t'Yors, 4nd the iheral paIronege b,a.to,
fore bestowed are daiy appreciate! and th"ak
fully remembered, and truSt by strict 4.tenlir1
H. the wants oi M customers, TO ueIit "a euutiu
aatl"n OF their fayors and pa;runase
IL, Il. HARLE,
N. B.-Cash paid FOR all kinds Of country pro
duce. Hour aud grain. [v3nltf
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Isasy's psssrssss.



1sssy's psssrssss.
~ wiao smD. IS /
Arfse ny spirit, plums my wileA
And Nhe the faneies Of thy rsaln.
Tint ~ my h1hriy glide away
fst dhrk eyed Trath stand = shs hsan,
That fancy nay net &c. too Tar;
For q abe dips the fntstie oar
The waters riss In nfmie spray,
And laugh that she should guide me o.
So essrriiy, 80 far away.
where art thou giving, lovely onei
The dreamy tight that 6lls thine eyes
Reminds me Of che thoughtful glow,
That lights the calm september skiss--
see thss bending gracstaily.
Thy tresses dusting on the air,
Ths rose that aeepens en NY lips,
And smiles are softly gathered there.
Where art thou rowing, peerless eass
On the waters Of the seat
Thy bark is light, yet thou art skill'd,
Aud fair winds kindly wait on thee.
! Now, thrice she dips tLt mimic oar,
Then waves the rinslets from her brew;
And, pointing TO brilliant star,
That rises Ger the ocean now,
ssReest thou, that star, that peaceful star "a
She said IN accents soft and free;
tlye watched 1t many long sad night,
And sought its image on the sea.
And now the soft reflection lies
Here in the watery waste again.
RetsTn." she said. and waved Der hand;
.'l'u stay until the morn. and then:
AZ proud aurora spreads her wings,
These pale soft beams will upward rise,
70 that fair orb from whenGe they came,
With them III 60 TO yonder skies;
Earn on the wingIets of these beams,
rli seek fairer home above,
where al. is purity ard peace,
Where all 10 harmony and love.
80 mourn me not.7 she gently arose.
Aud raised her searfal eyes to mine,
"How Oft these ~zySard hands have borne
Thy spirit o'eT this ocean brlneI
koar'd loud, and then thy breast would swsi
With fears viii eh mine would laugh to see
O then why weep TO say "Farewsli"
Thou knowest not, IL should say,
But ai ght wreck the on the dssPi
o then return, while here alone
lay me down while TO sleep.
Farewell. yet think thou oft ofons
Who never can forgetful be-"
We pxrted, and the wind and wave
Sang low their piaintiye mnrtrslsy.
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OxxLsr.-To eight eggs take : hall
yins Of milk and email Y seaspoonful Hour
ssis the Aour into the milk, and break the
eggs into il; and salt or pepper to taste
Sir gently whils cooking TO prevent It's
ssorchiug., This y sheap and excellent
dish.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

dyspepsia tuEeI.
We challenge the world to produce sis-
gle cas- OF dyspepsia where Or. Bruce's Pan
acea has beeu used without q decided and
valuable Improvement Even whore this
fearful disease ha; become mark al and con-
6fmed. assuming all the most agra vated
symptoms, where he skill Of the most emf
uent physician have Iaiicd. and many pat
ent medicines in pponlar favor have been
tried IN vain, tn e Psnacea has expelled the
disease and reinstatel youthful vigor and
health.
Read the following statement of genIs-
man OF the most unimpeaehable veracity
Henry CO., Ky, May TO- 1853.
DIR. BRUcE--- Dear Sir: have been sorelv
afflicted Tor eight yearS---hays taken medi-
cine from several eInilel physicians, and w
nous medicines variousiy recOmme nde TO the
public, at an expense To me of some tive
hundred dollars, all wltaout permanent ben
cit. had become very weak aud lean---
p'sih III my side and breast, great depression
snortness vi breath, All extreme constipation
OF my bowels, going from eight ten davs
without any action. In this cond ton pro-
cured few bottles Of your ludiau Vssast.
bic panacea, and have found gln,inx ny
am Tree from pain, aud arMy b,wels are
nesn anu former stre..l3 say IN tru tina.
now regular, ante N to perform my da''y labor
am aole &C.. = d. - know the Panacea is helping
o,,, Oh mn and chesrfuliy recommend 1t to tnoss
afflicted with dyspepsia. cons'ipa.aonn, pnn,v. =
.nrnar of the liver. WM. Y. TohbaIa1
'''f "Dr. Bruce's Pansc-a." .zuoa
Whe nused according TO direction VIII saie
iaxssasy sas {e4EssHs E thcp'sni ticrpt consanp-
tion, Rheumatism Innamation Of the Eyes,
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Dtopsy. Sick
and Nervous Hcadsch Pain in the Side,
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Spleen anu Spine, Coldnss Of the Feet, Old
Sores aud Ulcers. Swelling Of the Glasas
L.unbaga aud Jaundice. Female IregalAri@
tics aud all diseases arising from ~ im-
proper or excessive use Of Mercury. S..t
MEDICAL PROP PER TIES AND, USE4
Allesative. Purgative, Diureti J, Diaphof-
etic and Toni. Its action on he Liver ~
Blood Is powerful and sanstiv ,.' ltren1ov6n
Conssipataon, and is the MASTER His GW
PAM Il acts with pro .Apsasss o thb
Kidneys and Urine, promotes Psrspinti1o
CAUSES an equilibrium. Il pari6ss the Bleed.
clears tho Skin, oleanses the Tongue, aAAeo-
tens the Breath, and while it thus senova
!, from the system ell accumulated Norhi4e
matter, its tonic properties give tore end =
tion, itnparsing new life and vigor. Kfies
tl0 per bottle.
| 4 NrT4.hs,al discount nads 70 dsalsss. az
ROR 6ALE Wlf(kF ALE AnD RE1Ale
Br Go. ". W1AA -, ,k@looeGee4te0x0
Bragg &eo,) eefnsr "a and IMeFf &eslgyl
St. Louis, No.. Sole agent for The wsses -
by J. 3. JoaSsok, City Of Coypail pl1te -
or Agents wanttd aAr6dsA tA4 -
W tsod ~ ssstStaa - y :
a1aghiH j1o10 -
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1851. 1854
Spring Importation at the
EI.EPU A Mt STORE


TNHE undersigued take this method OF finfor.
ming their friends and enstamers ana
the public generally, iii they now n re
ceirt Al their large new and conmoduus store
tca broadway,J of one OF tae largest aud most
Extensive stocks of Spring aad SUMNER Goods
p nat was ever brought to this city. Our facii-
Dcs fnr purchasing are such. beinr in counee.
"a on with several business houses ana the goo :
&eIi being purchased al tic s;nne lime, by an
Ee psrirnCed buyer. expressly for this market
<fron firs1 hanu manufacturers aud importers in
Fthe cities OF Boston, New York anI PhilaIel-
i ph4 Y 50 purchasing, it enables Us 10 sell
much cheaper than If purchased from the Job
ers, and Ne fatter ourselves that ws can sci
| goods LIrTLE CHEAPER THAs ANY HUusE IN Tur
" EST, AND wE eLEIGE OURSELVES no DO so.
4 Our Goods are all new aud of late and desi
rabis styles, as our old stock was entirely
Consumed by The late fire in this place. Gus
toners rely on finding entie new aud
one OF the bc>; stocks ever brought TO this cn.
/ to seIect from. We cordially invite all vile
visit the city 10 call aAd examine our stoci
before purchasing els" ~ herr, you " i'll Gnai'
, to yoGr interest 30 do SO.
! Ana we particularly cal The attention OF
country merchants 10 our large stock of Mer-
chandihe, ar We have great Inducements 10 Offer
vOu We can accommodate the Farmer, the
I Mechanic, or the Emgrant, with every thing
+ they may want 70! their comfort and conyen
| IeAce-
/ Our stock consists in part Of great ,ariet,
Z, Of Dry Goods Of French, English and Americ.
an Manufactures, such Bonnet ant Drcss
/ Silks, Fine satin. silk and straw bonnc IS, IA "a.
xols. shades, ribbons. collars, cuffs, chlnaziltA,
waits. gloves, hosiery, dress trimmings, Jewvl.
! ry, &c, &c Great variety of fftshlpaa5,e drcss
goods Of all kinds, broad cloths cassimcres sit
| tinetts, tWeeds, cottolade and Eauuels l}oots
shoes, hats, caps, and large lot If ready mud,
clothing. Hardware. cutlery, queensware ana
| glassware, wines, liquors, groceries aud propis.
lens OF all kinds, saddlerY and leather, iron.
nails aud castings.
! large lot Of furniture Of avery kind. Plow.
/ oft best approved patterns OF all sizes.
he feel grateful To our numerous friends au
customers for past patronage bestowed and stih
solicit "a continuance.
| We wish you all to bear in mind that o@,
motto 10 NOT TO sE uspERsod.n-
! TODTLE Il JACKSON.
| IL n. B. All kinds OF ofrnerchantabIe prsducs
taken in exchange for govus.
Cash paid for beeswax, dry hydes, tae ana
peltries
Sign OF the ELEPHANT, Broadway, Ceun
ell Bluffs. Iowa TOOTLE s. JACkoON.
| snru IES4 -ulitf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

e ~ - - ls1apto be udfll Is.
/ Ind ensdsneesNf md and Hungary 4
Feeu13S 61 - - Nsl)d. But while war 3
ssxvoaessn aiseus NE peace Of Esrore,
Arnssi@x u 9ard13 and many Of he, iii-
Ire - ne ksrrt8 wisdom by having j eli
rrSEasf AxS4xu clothsd at the Boot and Sh,s
HuNTNorce<4G pxPER.S
Who havA tsSs received one OF the best Fs :.
and Winter trade stocks Of Boots and Shoes
ever brought ~ this masket--csnsistinx. q
part, of Ladies 6na hlsek and eolorea S613
Caters: do Eno hid Kossath Boots; do End
Jenny Lind Boots; do Pine Black aud White
Kid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patenl
Jenny Lind Ties, do Kip and calf lace Boots
do mo, and i'm. Potkrx and L Boots; Men,
Fiue French calf Boo.~; do HI, thick cosyss
fine and Nrhr'tska Boots; do calf, kip and hieh
Brosans; do French sd. Oxford Tir~; do Fine
Kid and Patent Opera Danring pumps, Nullt
icrs, Slips. &c. is ''l'@ ftEeseff
Misses, H,vs. Youths ama ChildreDs Dsopp
andShoes Of ali kinds. sizes, aud OF the bssl
quality,
Aiso--A fine Stock of Wiaier CLOTHING
Hns, Caps. &c !, of ah kinds.
Aiso--G roceries, 6uc Teas, Liquors. &e.
Thankful for past iayors, We soiicta con.
tinuaacs al the patronage Of onr fiends nh6
the public generally. Our object is quick Aales
and sfral profits. Call In aad see our Steel
merit t'oor To the P"bin nson II ouse Broadw way
No tro.be to show goods at
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER's,
B-Sheet Music, ana Guitar aud Violin,
Str ngS.
Bluff City, Sept 26, 1854 n54-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
UkO. HOWE.
ALDEN, HO We, AND WEIGH.
General Dealers in Real Estate
AND EXCHANGE,
FLORENCE, NEBRAShA TERRITORY

rLAfMS Upon the Public Lands bought and
" sold. / oars negotiated on reasonable terms,
Collections made, and Money remlttei with
pFomptnsss and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section Of the Territory furnished as re-
qu,rsd, upon payment of s.; also letters expana-
tory of the
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
Ct aap5h NH he E ises receipt Of 81. :, :
RIFKRENCrS.
J. E Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa
Mcmahon < Williams, "
Gscen, Waate & Benton, Bankers,
NJ. w. Izard, Gov. Of N. T., Omaha City. y: i
March, 2, 1883. aaz-tt.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Pro LAMAIiO<.
10 The Citizens II roancil Biu!is and
Vicinity.
VERMACHER'S
HYOSO.ELECTR VOLTAlC CHAINS

4 CONS rRUCTED Ia he worn next to III,
~ skin producing CONSTANT current Of USIs
| TkRRUPTEu kLECTRIC MAGNETISM -effacting | u
| MEDIATE RELIEF FROM ALL ACUTE
PIiNS, and
PERMANENT CURE OF ALL NEtR RALGic DISEASES,
PULvEgAACHER ELECrRiC CHAtxs were first
nsrd In France, three years since, for the cure
| OF NeTo0us Diseases. and after being submitted
TO The most t.0roagh trial 10 every Hospital IN
Paris by the most learned Professor in that city
they were recon nrndcd In the Govsrnme mt Of
France. who granted Patent for thh Oiscov-
cry During the years io5i-2. they were ia
| troduced iu Germany, Austria, Prussia and Eng
land. aud one year since. introduced snd patea-
ted by the United States Government.
MOST ASTONISHING CURES OF
Rheuuldt,sm ST. Vitus Dance,
Panied / sweiled Joints, Pa pitation of the heart
Neur lgiu of the face, Periodical Headache.
Deafness d Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia. Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
is quickly anI rapidly cured, 10y simply wear
ing the C.talHS tor tsw Iours eaca day.
The C.aias were first introduced in the CITY
of New YORK, where they wer" exhibited to
Prof. Valentine Mott, Nuu Buren,, Post. Carno-
chan, VINO really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR POWER ur
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS
whenever applied, aud ov their reconmen atioa
anu intiuelcr, they were introduced into the
ui.erent hospitals of New York, and are now
ih dGay nse those institutions, in the treatne nj
and cure OF the an0ve named diseases.
NO OIHEk MECHANICAL AGENT
IN the world can produce so many we'll autAea-
teated Certifica les of cure IRON Scientific Ply
slciana aud lnle gent Patitnu a.ay be found
ia each Pa npaet, which may be ootAiaed (gra-
tis) al tho Drug store OF NiChoa on d Paine whs
are The sole Agents, ami who will explain The
snanner of use 10 any Que who may apply
In the clL-ul D. a,v.S Sess e sdiry berDp Ia
from 40 10 a0 CHAINS, aud the sale aud de nd
IN boston Is a. great in proportion TO th~ OPP
uiation although they have onl! been 70
dnceo months
The CHAlHs arc easily worn. and cqui y APP
niicAbie to ali classes the chiid we'll - The
adult, and are aimays ready for use--never gs,
out Of repair, ard ars as much article of or
na.aeut. as they are valuable means vi curs-
CACTlox.--i4auies WHO are enceiate are re-
auesteu not ~ wear them.
J. L. JOHN son, CoaaciL Bluff.
| The prices Of the Chains are - aud Is, Ii
| ADD 30 Links. and eau De sent by mail 10 ans
psrt afihe State, by adaressiax loskra STEM
kar General Agent, New York.
% na7 4.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

No enterprise b too great Or too email
~ SAs. tiii4sSt md noas ssmsieatly at-
0a10ss H1p isdsle.A
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Land For Sale.


YlNG Directly on the Great Thoroughflre
between the II -sIsoippi aud Missouri Xiv.
ers, iu kaias County, lava, ou Coon, Rive,
lxcuty eight miles West bv railroad 'rom the
Capital oi the State. viz. II Dss Noiues ii is
sitnate.i IN a healthy ant fertile part of the
State, aud the dir~ct route from Fort D~s
Moinrs to Council Bluff City, nld Way Letwcea
tho town OF fatnham and Niec0tta Tn re
arr sevrrai Mills in sucesssfui operation within
three mites fr0iu the Farm. Thc.e are about
Two hundred and Sixty Acr~r or choice Tim
Der (which ,ulns the pr2ris, with stock waite =. J
consisting Of Back aud White walnut: White,
Burr aud BACK Oak. Linn, Co'fon- s"ai and
hickory, aud about Eighty Acres under Inn
proVetusnts, Srh good fence, snG other lots Al
taehed u iiie p emises. Houses, SIao'es AM "a
hrst rate spring Of iving water within few
steps of the house. Th.re ic sgood MJi,site
OH ths trstt, aHorliny suihcieal wsssg all the
time Tor Mills anu MdcLiucry. Ala phnry Of
stone aud Stone-c0A Cows young cattle, hogs,
farming implements, &c &c.
The Proprietor George b. Warden will be
fou At his e>idence near Irish Grave MoK,y
Post Oitce, DallIs County, Iowa. A so for sale
by the undersigned, SIX hunurcd and eignty
c.es of Land, situated Ia GuiArie CO.. iowa at
Bear Grove. THIS Is the OLD siage-staliun OH
the head of Middle River about halfway he
tween Fl. Des Moin anu CouaeIl b uf City.
aine, ranges thirty-t@o and tntr y-inrcr, ii ne
Tavern stand, aud beautiful stream vi living
eater running thu ough it tiuur hundred s.cres vi
this tract Is h st ctts, timbrr) which for sale
or rent, lhehg un the State roi iu,) on rea>onah t
terms. Ii :, also OH h. Rock Island Rail-ro .d
iion the Mississippi to ,he Missouri river, with
plenty ot stables and suiL4Ule buildings for u
public house attached.
Address Mckay +. o.. Dallas Co.,
GEORGE b. WARDEN.
THOS. AVANAGH.
REFERENCES
4. S. Stephens i Co., BanAers, Fl. Dcs Moines
Iowa.
Hoy; Sherman, Banker, Fl. Des Moins, Iowa
?. VI. Casacy. Rec Land Office. - ''
Byron Rice, County Juage, Polk CO., Iowa.
Michael Cavanagh, Dubuque. Iowa
J Johnson u Casaly, Land Agents, Council Bluff
Iowa
Thonas Seeley, Couuty urveyor, Guthrle' E..
Iowa
Moore 8 Redfeld, Wiscotta, Dall>s Co, Iowa.
Col. &. c. V.n, MAgnol1a, Harrison Co Iowa
Feb -, 1850. n-it-u.
ISAAC n ALDEN FRANK WEIGH
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
WELL DIGGING AND CLEANING

Il ,HB Subscriber respectfully anuaunces to the
/ public that he is prepared to engaSsi in the
shove b~siness and viii sstend 10 all work in
Nat line ia this city AID vioinity. Having had
considerable experience in this businasahe fseii
assured Of giving sstistacli6a td tioss who may
f1vor him with job. 49,
aRssttaSacs on Pigeon slress. Nefth' sjde Of IA.
sty. ~ -.
!. CosASil Bluff, Iowa, Dec. IL fsStt tu29.e .esn
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
JAMES FOX,
ELIZABETH FOX,

examined the above named patient few
days before he commenced taking the Pan
acea, have examined him since aud fully
sanction the statement of the parents. I be-
lleys TO be i permanent as well as re-
markable cure. Attest, SD
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

An personsl iajsI.,oj 10 me either by note or
haok account, will please bear AZ s1iad. and A.
,eu,ion give 10 the simple TACT, An anr,
EY. ALosher wear, with ta deeds q good aud
eyii. cf omission. IND oOnmissioa, has seAriy
passed away, aud good r,s"y scceuass arc
still unsettled. l.
II would ts veil to uention here, that .aIn
closing ost A,y present stock of Gopd.. u sOst
Cor Cash. Every article now ga hand must bs
cold by the let day Of FsSrssry, 10 s,ake foo,n
fas :. entirely ssw and desirable stock ofeseds
V b. hare oa We 6Sss boat after AsvigAtton
commencef | shall sell to the & ~ aan1 0(
Florsase. ii tho usual fais and s4sal prices fss
which !. - - tte4ly ssl5brsaAd D I'll u
.sfe'.- THOMAS aENSHA1L,
- st6ign ef thA e.
<eaSss Hla4i. pse, -. lss} s}r-4pss
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
Man. Know Thyse!f."

Ax lSvALUARLE Book FOR - cERrs-"Evxay
FAMILY SHouLD HAsx Corr"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
D LII persons knowing themselves in.
- deb;ed to George p Stiles. arr re-
q"tsted TO make immediate payment to the
Undersigned on they will fud their accounts
in the nands of ,hs proper officer for collection.
toiAs aas, come AL and cost.
P. J MCMAHON.
June 99th ie3l--n34tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27

Just received prime article, warranted
fresh. This is a far cheaper mode of obtai-
ning the paut for hedges, raise them your
selves. TOOTLE & JACKSON.
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PAN A c ( A.
The Doctors a last admit that
G r CFuI CAN BE cUREO.

Frank Ilngton, Henry c, ky.
June, s53.
DIX. HRUCE, Dear Sr:--ln justice to yea
and 'ha aiiiic.ei generally, We beg .ea.s 10
state. that our son has long been afflicted with
SCRuf ULA in its worst form, large knots
being formed o. the neck and threat, as large
aS hep's egg. While in this condition We
procured two bottles of your Panacea, which
he took according to directions, and, thank
God, /. has cured him. lie is now we'll.
Yours, most gratefully,
JAMES FOX,
ELiZAHETU FOX
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
1 T the Old Siaad, Main street. Couneil
"A Bluff city, Iowa. Regular Auction Sales
every Saturday, at l o'clock, and as often in the
interval as business may require. In nv absence
J. + johnson is authorized TO act az nv sxenas
ALLEN, "A ,ctioneer
Council Rhts city. june II. iS51.-9-n
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100 900 coPixs soLp IN
} i-xss THAN a YEAE. A
rev et ition, revised
and i'm proved, just is
sued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-03
Mayors ONCE.

PROGRESS OF THE REFORM -ORpER OF MAYOR WOOD
RELATIVE TO THE PROPER OBSERVANCE OF sun
DAY.
Affairs continue to maintain the aspect at the
Mayors Office that s business Of general interest
importance has been transacted lately from which, how
ever must not bs inferred that the progress OF the
municipal reform Ia In any way retarded. The absence
the great multitude Of complaints which at the COM
meneenent of the administration Of present Chief
Magistrate literally deiuecd his Office, should, on the
contrary be regarded certain indication that the
work Of improvement s being carried the more brisk
w. The Mayor nevertheless Goes not to consider
that the labor is ret fairly begun. He says moreover,
tbst the policemen beginning to relapse into their
former sohful habits OF carelessness and disregard OF
ere IN his efforts for the enforcement Of the laws and
the abolshDg Of vice and crime from the city, 10 the
fact of the connection with the police department ri
many rascals and depraved characters There DO
no but that great deal mains 10 be done,
si much has been and continues daily TO be efec ed
sesy to issue order respecting tbs proper ooserv
spoe o the sabbath, after vhich s TO be hoped that
the great number OF nuissnces Justly complained Of
which exist that day will be effectua put stop
to- Amoog thsse might be mentioned the Gust whicn
young urchns have Of conggatpg sbsat the steps Of
calculated to annoy church going folks and
10 disturb the devctous OF those Who divine
vice WITH regard TO noxication be intends to be very
eyere and 70 punish all such In the they
deserve "a fsr a. the Law will permit
A variety OF petty oomplants we're made yesterday
sccuraatson Of sshes and Dirt In the streess she
bcslthnets Of brne boiliog shcsents &c all Of
wtca csrtfnty atter5ed TO- and referred for az.
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