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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
AUTUMN.

Sweet Sabbath of the year!
While evening steps decay,
Thy parting steps melhinks ] hear
Steal from the world away.
Amid thy silent flowers
',ris sad, but sweet, to dwell,
Where falling leaves and dropping flowers
Around me breathe farewell.
Along thy sunset skies
Their glories melt in shade,
And, like the things We fondy prize.
Seem lovelier as they fade.
A deep and crimson streak
Thy dying leaves disclose,
As. on Consumption's wasted cheek,
Mid ruin, blooms the rose.
Thy scene each vision brings
OF beauty In decay,
or fair and early faded things
Too exquisite to stay;
Of joys that come no more;
or flowers whose bloom is fled;
OF farewels wept upon the shores
Of friends estranged or dead
OF all that now may seem.
To nnemory's fearful eye,
The vanished beauty Of a dream
Ger which we gaze and sigh.
The Bucks County Latelligencer calls
shapghais travelling corncribs." Very
truthful designation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
MY ANGEL LOVE" "

Therc is poem. written by of foster childre
ef .vuIu,, 4 am reminded by this question G
angelic aid to moral imperfectness Of reach. an
sure that it has been published. FANNY FoF
REsrER" wrote it, and it has bern among my manuscript
till have learned its inspired hArmonies by heart
il he found elsewhere in print, however, it will not
unrefrcshing to read-for a change bit Of the oil
fashioned poetry that had in it both meaning and music
The widowed heart of the gifted one-wi,h her apotI
husband just gone before her to heaven-hus xquste
tells the story of their earthly love and still ng,Iin
"hold of hands,
gazed down life's dim labyrinth,
A wildering maze 10 see,
Crossed DER by many tangled clew,
And wild as wild could be,
And as gazed in doubt and dread
An angel came to me.
knew him for a heavenly guide,
knew him even then,
Though meekly as a child he stood
Among the sons of men
BY his deep spirit loveliness,
| knew him even then.
And as | leaned my weary head
Upon his prohered breast,
And scanned The peril-haunted wild
From out my place OF rest,
wondered if the shining ones
OF Eden were more blessed.
Tor there was light within my soul,
Light on my peaceful way,
And all around the blue above
The clustering starlight lay;
And easterly saw upreared
The pearly gates Of day.
So hand in hand we trod the wild,
Ny angel love and l.
His lifted wing all quiverins
With tokens from the sky.
Strange my dull thought could not divine
Twas lifted but to fly!
Again down life's dim labyrinth
grope my way alone,
While wildly through the midnight sky
Black, hurrying clouds are blown,
And thickly, in my tangled path,
The sharp, bare thorns are sown.
Ye, firm my foot, for well know
The goal can not be far,
And ever through the rifted clouds
Shines out one steady star
For ,ohen my guide ,vent Up, he ief
The peariy gates ajw.
In those last two neslines in the COLDER
cadence of which lay the aksong Of her then dawn
ing morning in heaven-ENILY JuDscy has expressed tn
faith for which the imaginative world is zcaousl,
contenlng-spiit-risiona across the 81 rre should b
reluctant renluish my hold, instructive rathe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
SONG OF TIE STEAMER-BY J. G. S.

SONG or TIE STEAMER.-BT J. C. S.
Rushing through the ocean,
Rolling in the breeze,
Riding over hI!inws,
Pitching into seas.
Shakin. with the engine.
Screaming with the blast,
Mighty pleasant mode Of
Going rather fast
Starg ring on deck he
Cause YOU can not stand,
Holding on the railing
With shaky hand.
Now the NOor Is settling
Underneath your feet,
Now it hesves You up like
Tossing in sheet.
Sailors looking red and
Ladies locking pale.
Captain comes along, and
Says its quite n gale;
Passengers inquire how
Long its like to last
Captain shakes his head, Its
Rising very fist"
Gentleman in motion.
Looking quite distressed.
Says he'd give his house for
Half an hours rtst.
lidy-ty Old lady
Wonders he can sup,
Has poor opinion
Of his bringing up.
Invalid complaining,
Not the Siightes; doubt
Another fit Of -training
VIII turn him inside out;
Lady on the sofa,
LYING dead almost.
Nothing more To- give up,
Unless it be the ghost.
Gentleman in upper berth
Littlr sleep enjoys,
Gentleman beneath i
Making such a noise;
Gentleman in lower berth,
Timii sort Of chap.
Traii 10 put his head out,
Fear OF some mis hap.
Cunning yisagei Yankee,
Looking sharp and slim,
Saws he guesses folks won't
Come IT over him:
Means to save his dinners,
Prudent like monk,
Got pound Of candles
Locked up in his trunk.
swa.r'rin. western rowIy
W. DO "a he sees TT.
Means 20 60 t. Frntpus.
Mean ta smoke and siit:
Keeps pair Of pistols,
Wears a Bowie knife,
Never took an insult,
Never in his life.
Lalyaletting nervous,
Sees ship in sight,
Hopes they will not run US down
Sudden in the night;
Gentleman resolving,
If he gets TO shore,
Hell spend his life on t'other side,
And never steam it more.
Rushing through the ocean,
Rolling in the breeze,
Ueaving over billovs,
Pitching into seas,
Shaking with the engine,
Screaming with the blast.
Comfortable thing to
BE arrived at last
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
Music i'm Schools.
BY ABRAM d. HAWN.

READ BEFORE TIE TEACHERS Association OF LEwrsTowy
OCTOBER -, lsJ5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

In those last unsurpassed lines-lnes in the golden
of which lay the song Of her then dawn
ing morning in heayen-ENLY JuDscS has expressed the
faith for which the imaginative world is zenously
neutrality-suspicious. across the re- should be
reluctant relinlush my hold, instructive rather
than philosophical though it be- of faith precious.
Mp WuLIs-IkDme Journal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

and listens to the winds soft moan, and
the bewildering music of the leaping cas-
cade, until reused to unhappy conscious
ness and now the shacklcs which bind his
weary limbs seem doubly heavy, he longs to
be freed from these iron fcttcrs. Ay.
this is the servitude of the body; would
that it were all to which this race is sub
ject; but a voice whispers, in accents Of
pity, Of heavier, mere enduring yoke,
that chains not only the mortal man, but
with it the immortal soul. Man Earth's
noblcst sous have shared the bitter cup of
sin. The imprisoned soul is chained in
an abyss Of darkness. Captive Of earth
Slavery's mien will tell its tale of heart
sick WEAKNESS. Thy dreams of freedom
are but moekery, for thou art in the gall
ing bonds of sin. Chase from thy soul
the fever Of unrest, for thy Deliverer will
at last cast off thy earth h-born fctters, and
the freed spirit, rising from its clayey pris-
on house, Will soar away to Its bright home
there to swell the anthems of everlasting
freedom. ELM.
AMERICAN REJECTED ADDRESSES. Now first pub
lishel from original Manuscripts. New York: J. c.
DERBY. Boston: PHILLIPS, SAMPSON Co.
The design o; this work is similar to that of
the celebrated Rejected Addresses" published
in England some years ago, the authorship o:
which is ascribed TO Albert Smith and a knot
of kindred spirits. This volume purports TO
be a collection of OIeS, written for the opening
of the Crystal Palace, but which failed of
obtaining the prize. They limitations of
the style of the most eminent American poets,
Of which the following is designed for SAKE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13


REaARks ON TaANspLANrlso Txses.-,.
No work is more careitsslf Or hesdJej,L
performed, BY individuals 10 general hs9
pantin trees. Few psrsons seem % IS
aware llsat a tree is a living objssk.ie r.
expect success, therefore. n sranepfknt
ing them, some care must bs sakenfaS
performing The operation. The fel!sv<Ax'
briei rules may be of some guids 70 sAs.e
who have not had much sxpsrisass -
setting out trees: ayfsaw Ia
lst Never plan. tree unle,s. hs
ground has been previously well pulyer.
Ized and broken tIue. To plant uees n
holes, as TOO many persons do, is A.mosl
fatal 10 their future gro Nth. 1-' !.
cad. Deep piant,ag is one Of the grss-
! test errors IN the country. and the probs
! biiity is that more trees die eifrom this veiY
cause than any other; il they thrive for y
year or two. they soon angui.h aAd 2is.
arpsfently without any cause. Ia ED.
cIayey soils, this is frequeAty +b< case.
Avoid, By all means, this error ia this VI
entity. The surface roots should never
be more. than two inches below the top o4
The soil. ...z 80
81. Wien tie treo is all ready fes
setting ont. commence the planting By ta- :
king ou! the earth TO the depth Of = 'foos
or more, and OF Il width to admit the roots
easily without bending or breaking, Il
the soil is naturally very poor. some good
rich compost Is necessary 10 6fl in among
the roots with tie earth. 80 ''c' :
4th. Before planting. prune aG bruls.
Cd or de:ayed portions of the roess, shot
ten such as are too long ii the roots are
thick and satted, saey should ba,iAl..eA
ou. Avoid cutting or injurin9any oftht
small fbres for those are indispensah1y
necessary in tho first stage Of its gssxtA.
5sh The most important rule e be
observed in setting out trees, and ono tbs,
should never be overlooked, is 10 GIL il the
earth frnIy srouni and among the roox
so that hollow or crevices m.v Sefnsir
To perform this operation % scess6sh..
the earth or compost should b ,psdeInLo-
ly dry; The soil should be thro@A in spsr.
ingly5 and not in too large quantities 1t
once, SO as to give the planter snf6ciept,
time to arrange the soil among the ibrod.
roofs. Avoid Jerking the lres up Anl
down-sive it a few taps al. the botton
wisa yoar hand; pail or two b ~iis'e,
may be given TO each tree by wstsSpot.1
which as sooa as it is settled aiosnS -
roots, should be essthed over tsnSei4> >s
vapysatioa. Iftlsetreos are crooked ths5
should be carefully st.ked, aal ,heY iii E
soon grow straight u ,..ai.L > :,
Stric. attention 10 these rules. wiz An1s.,
], repa~ the cultivslor for bic lsbQrs->
While without mis- 40 succes can IS Il. Il
pcetsa'-t B .ngo+ Courier. ~ r. - ''11'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
TO spORTsk;EN!!

fEIlE subscriber is now in receipt of Double
j and Single Shot Guns.
Some large fine Double Guns, for deer and
goose shooting,
Colts and Aliens pistols, Of all sizcs.
Eley's double water proof central hne caps;
Coxes ground edg. caps.
Shot ard bullet pouches. powder tasks OF all
sizes, game bags, &c, also superior powder.
| have on hand, and am constantly making
raes oI al ei,ts, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid so putting up globe
and te.csceae tilles.
Qua mA%ers materials for sale.
c. COVE.
N 3. As much has be~n s,id through the
sQfcprrn Journals about The extraordinary
range and accuracy & ritles used in tie French
army and iAoJ.tt ~ some 10 De fsr sapericr 10
any msdl n tpo United States. To persons
hani = such yi,w, aai wanting rifles for lon
ger aZcs. ] htg leave 10 say tha! | am redy
10 furnish them with rifles equal in power and
accuracy 20 rifles u.ado in any country. Ii there
are any d5Gbtiug minds wish them to come
forward and be con2nccd by practical demon
straHcAa
c. COVE.
Council BluG.. Sept l2;h. 81 no5l-,f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

. On last Friday the ice IN the nysY oD-
posi;e thi.ipaste <as ssNfllt 1ssks6 ur.
On Saturday skc' siexssr.h eEs 6sad
which Lad aI,esz lyiag dnriss ~ wjssesizs
lsss above this eiig. MAS bsoH . jpsssAsA>;
Carried some distxAsa ,4esn sAise sisssA As,d
fore, she could bs brongl.t N-w Qa ane. a
day steam Wa ;raiseds spd abe Hsass 4
back so o,hhsy hsy plnes see y ny al f,uI .iss .
eity &KansA,e, e'hWt Z my 7 fos5F 5r Aoais
here during the present week fh1 s
nora will prsb bly be the 6r.t-1lSt. ~ :, :,
'seph Ha1 arsn 7sh. e...,a-s5T .s1' n :. = !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
NOTICE

rs hereby gwen that the undersigned has taken
| out letters e administration upon the rs
tate of james t.r5erson, deceased and all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said Is
ate are requested to make immediate payment
o the undersigned and oil persons having
claims against said Estate, will present them on
The first Monday in January next, at tie office
of the County Judge of Potta~ itamie Coan,y
Iowa, with the proper vouchers, when and
where will attend myself, or Attorney, and
take measures 10 make Immediate payment.
JANNETTE EMERSON.
Administrative.
A. c. FoEp, Attorney for Estate.
Nov 10th, 1854. Hi4-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
.OINGi GOINGl! GOMEZ!
SNOW s. TCRLET.

A
\ ction ard commission Merchants.
E i'EY viii attend TO any business en-
Z trssled to them with prprptness and
;srsteh Consirnments solicited. Liberal
ash eysncetnenIs made on consigHments.-
ises sent~d to in town or country, or any
al Of ne State. Also, wiH attend to buying
-4!iax, nd leacing real estate, paying taxes,
.AHocti :, rents collecting and rcmirtiug money,
eating land warrants, &r The public arc inr
nted - give as call as We intend to do the fa-
hing. Terms easy; Office nj our store on Broaf
ssy - the sign Of head quarters Noriety o.
saods On hand 10 aeH, cheap, wholesale or retail
aA.saALL TuRLEY-Attarney at Law.
4. t. SSow-Auclionecr
EEFFERKScEs
vi z, Johnson, Bue City, Iowa
J.ssrx, Mcmahon 4 Williams, A"
'toetor Hoau,
Eetsrs l. wis * A dams, Springfield, III.
Jan. 81 leo -Roi3lL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

PINE EI.MIlER

TUE Sab aor woald respectfully aanornce
TO ;ie cit.zsUs ~ Poi.awa:t tui@ ana 4dioiu-
iaz coun les, that Ie has opened large PINE
III NbER YARD tn Council Biufs CITY, and
y in receipt Of lumber regularly and will
kssp constantly OF hsna a Farsc and welt seiec-
ted stock ol piEc luE}7r frcn . iach 10 : inch
a',o--F}re s.airs, and vo-ke. hooriug, pins
Shingles am ia5l., sash, Llin4s, doors, &C.; all
Of which Iwi.. sell los for caaA.
JOIfv eRErfFsft.~~s'
Councjl G!,1s CITY, Oct. II, ls53-15 If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
TIE BEAUTIFULVILLAGE Or
islANIsIAn,

CITUATED forty-Gyc miles East Of
- Council Bluff City, on either side Of
milan Greek, in the midst Of the best ia. ulng
snnsz&.s in the State of Law : o.E..s
RAKE INDUCEMENTS
20 mechanics and others, seeking geoi heal
Thy location in The great West Il boasts the
oest mill seat in Western Iowa, upon which il
erected good sgbs,sntia al stone dam, one saw
and grist mill together with other machinery
are aow ia successful operation.
TIE GREAT AIR LlEii RAIL ROAD,
now being constructed from New York and
Philadelphia, VIA Fort Wayne TO Council Blnt
CUy, passes within few rods Of the village
aforesaid and line Of stages. from Keokuk Il
Council Blud City, arrive and depart daily from
'his place. Son'e Gfiy to seventy i've thousanG
emu rsnts pass through Iranistan annually, OH
their way to California, L Utah aud Oregon, ma
King ready sale for all kinds Of produce, and
!arhs ing employment, at good prices, for va
Io.S kinds OF mechanics.
= Eligible locations may b had in the vii
age CT reason; bic prices
- Further Information may he had by appu-
eatiou TO Il. CARY, Proprietor,
Iranistan, Cass CO. Iowa
u33-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13
TO TILE PUBLIC.

THIS is to inform the public that the old
d and we'll known ferIy at Winter Qusr-
ters, is again in successful operation, and
readiness to cross MI who may come in dou-
bic quick time. Experienced ana accommo-
dating boatmon vii be employed for the
purpose OF this ferry, in nrder that utmost
and complete satisfaction may be given te the
travelling public. The name Of "FloEencc"
having been substituted for that Of Winter
Quatters, this fersv will be known by the
designation Of the Florence aud Iowa Ferry.
ALDEN { HOWE.
Oct. 10Th 1851. n5-ts.
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4 YroKFRY AND CotKsELLog AT Law,
n rsstsees in the county and circuit
.s.ases of Holt and adjoining counties. -
Any lasiness confded TO him viii be tsiih-
tu,g. ana promptly attended to. oEice
,.x door 10 MesSrs. Mare aud Frazers
-xtoar Ore ron, Ifois srvansyy No
n35-tf.
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EIEGa.AIxA

rs CFcsl SO1 SETTLEMENT.
AAOW is Tie ,ime for selecting good
II yIaims, town sizes and rliIi Pri'll-
jeos Let every man - morse and make
bA-ta. ], Lewis c-I l',ru'eh yen, or any
.,o;c.l: :, strangers. c:nigrlnts any amount
vi Sal, IS. H4ta2ss 9gi~.,s, Il dtcFs. and in
.:,' nvrsjas ia tha. - ii opiht. Don't for
. g.. ne pace, South sile broadway, near SHOWS
suctisH room lis sock IS ol the nrsl quality
aud everything is warranted 10 g'Fs satisfsc-
lion
Every variety Of improved Spanish Saddles
and al prices unprteedentediy lo"-kun And
See, EVERYBODY Go.ug gone
J. B. LEWIS.
CounciI DiaTs. June, 30th., ls54.-n}i-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-13

Llf ERf a ND SALE STABLE.
NEAR the Paclfc House, on Lower Broad
~ way, Counci! Bluffs City, Iowa. A daily
Dmaibus Line VII Tul bCtwcea Council B!uas
ami Omaha Cities.
Horses. carriages, blsg;es, and private con-
veyances TO a,y part, ltt ON reasonable terms
We buye large and com.iodious stable 10
fceatg nnd seeFiIs horses by III Jay or week
Herscs, mass and carriages bought and
sold.
O.fce atthe acifc House
WELLS 4 BROTHER
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PROCLAMATION. 80 Z
to The cltfxenS Of Council Bluff and
.sH Vicinity! .' gtaa 3,.s
u>>n.P u>>n.PgtyEhMacHERiS eaa

HYDRo-ELEcT cTRic VorTA;c CHAINS
CONSTRUCTED to Be worn next Is 81
- skin Producing constant current of gNls
..nEUPTEn ELECTRIC AAGsvTIsA-effecting NJ
MEDIATE RELIEF PROM ALI ACUTE
PAINS, and - - :
PERMANENT Cure OF ALL NErR4Iatc DISEASES.
frLvEsMacnEs's EIGcrEic cHArxs were irst
used in Eranre, thrta years since, fer tue cure
OF NtFcoas Dtseasss, and aflor being submitted
to the most thorough tia!. III evesy II ssptai III
Paris, by the most learned Professor IN tAst citv
thty were recommended 10 the dovsrnme nj. of
France " no granted Patent for tah 9iscoy-
cry; Dsaag lile years ie5i-2. they were in
trounced IN Germany, Austria, Prussia anj Eng
land, and one gear since. introduced sr,d psten-
- AbsF n s.f 4sfyS.si as ls1ai e
Rheumatism. @a ~. Fftos Danee .tts
fain2d i walled Joints, Pal pi.sten Of the heart
! euraig igia OF the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness1 Biintsness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia. Uterine Rains.
EVERY DiSEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
Is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wear
ing the claims FOR few b ours eaetl day.
The ChaiRs were first introduced in ;he CITY
of New York, where they were exhibited to
Proia NaAeatin" Mott Van Buren, POST Carno.
chan, who really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE ASD SINGULAR PJTER or
INSTANTLY RELlETINli PAINS.
whenever applied, and by their Recommendation
and influence, they were Introduced into the
different Hospitals of Nav srk. and are now
in daiiy use those Institutions, in The treatment
aud cugc Of the ahoye named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT
in the world can produce SO many welt auttea.
ticltcd Certificates Of cars from Scientific PAv-
elcians and Int !igcnt Patients tLay b. found
IN each Pamphlet, wi.ICh may b otsined (gra
u.s. al tho Dfug store OF Aichos It Paine Who
are the sole Agents, ana who III explain the
manner Of use TO any one WI nav apply
Ia the city OF New YORK. tie Gener T.
fee, 3t7 Broadway, there laity being III
from 40 10 81 CHAINS aud> sale and 10 +; nd
IN boston is as great ia proportion 10 III r,3-
uiatlon, although they nave ouIy been z.ro-
duCed three months
3he CHAINs axe easily worn, and ecu5 Ivy ap-
plcable 10 al ella SEES. the ehild as VOL a the
adult, ana are always ready Cor use--neygr get
out CT repair, and are as much all article of or
nament, as they are q valuable means OF cure
CAUrIoN.-Ladles who are enceiate are re-
quested not 10 wear them.
j. L. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs.
The prices of the Chains are SJ and IS. -
aud 80 Links, and can he sent by mail 10 anY
part Of the State, b. addressing JosEpu STEIN
LLr. General Agent, New ork
u.sT tf
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RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Late Commissioner Of the General

LAND OFFICE.
HAVING opened an Agency Office in Wesh-
1 ington Civ, will devote his atteAtion to the
procurement of Revolutionary, Invalid, and hall
nay Pensions, and Bounty Land Warrants: and
to the prosecution Of claims generally before
Congress, and tho Executive Departments of the
Government He will attend especially te all
claims affecting the titles to land, contested
pre-emption casts, DC, and to al claims for
horses lest in the service during the late war
with Mexico. back pay, extra lay, &c.
Letters addressed to Richard N. Young
Washington city, post paid will receive prompt
attention. RlCHARD Nj YOUNG.
Washington City. July / le53-l4-tf.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS & NEBRASKA
FERRY.


FERRY.
TN visw Of the importance of making . good
L road 10 tho river, ABovE aiea wATsA. ssd the
perms ne ut establishment of . s
SxEAA FERR
,he 'Council HlatFs aud Nebraska Ferry Com
paoy was Organized last summer under the
gcnersl Incorporation law Of the state, thereby
uniting sufficient capital for these purposes.
Aud The conpsay nov have The pleasure OF
Announcing TINT the road is bui's. according te
the surrey and, al of Col: Cerffs >#sssi secHres
uninterrupted access to the Ferry. aud niakos IL
the best anu nearest ianaiag for the liver Pack
els, high or low water
Aud tllat their new, STEAM FERRY BOAT
M - III II @ M =
OF ample power and Dimensions to clear the
srac issm dsy 10 day. Is NOW here. ready to
,aaa.-asA arassiae - ss~ ss-1.siss
Of Spring.
THIS Ferry is due " est of town, and tn sigh
aud travellers up the Piatte Valley will hAd thi
the only direct route
CAerges saeA Le reasonable Cnd Uniform.
L, LOWE. Pres
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! ty~gsn Jdk SYsh,t are ySsI Itsa, r. 4 ssss ). !.
s,sked an adXtyofA 1ster's soa, y K9 caAG ,
jsa tailor..ss Il, i1xrect he'll Ell Sc
alwaxs1sayiKg xisA Abeed;s and y
lsrups fs 1ottfrn No siIs 5A. /
rnag KMSrsA .IxiN sa4pitxn ~ -
An AkSll rH
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n aud Sslici,or in Chancery. Sal, Lake
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entrusted to him in Utah Territory. He
will also attend to business in the Supreme
l'uuil of the United States.