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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,


kUDHnC OALAOU LoTS,
In eouty Nebfa51a Gitys n. u.
gfJH8 prNpristprs of This growing place,
- will oder atpublic xlndue Jon tie ground,
without reserve, al the lots now remaining un-
disposed Of, being about Eve hundred. The sale
VIII Be 96Htr6ugd frUm dry 1Uusy- until I'LL are
sold and will commence on Monday. October Is.
1855.
The great thoroughfsrs Of travel to Utah,
Cslifornis and Oregon for many years has been
at what was known as the old Porr Kearuey
crossing On the Missouri, which is iH;media,siy
contiguous TO this place. The landing is solid
rock aud VIII never change. Phe site IL the
most eligible Of any on the river and commands
a picturesque view Of the Missouri up and down
for many miles. Table creek which meanders
through the place, Is sp2nned with q magnifi-
cent bridge on Ferry jtr6et, leading directly to
Boulwa are steam ferry and the Steamboat land !
ings, and slfurds abundance Of rock, limestone
tor building purposes. Its never failing water !,
with fall OF % ,eet power offer extraordinary
inducements for mechanical and manufactur-
ing purposes. Springs of the purest water
gnsh out Ia different parts of the town. The
territorial roads will run directly through the
place. The country around the city is unrival :
ed in fertility OF soil. abundance Of timber. coal
and other minerals; The population, within a
circuit of five miles already exceed one thousand
souls. The situation of South Nebraska, its
natural advantages, its nearness TO market aud
bsing u,e terminus of the South Tier Iowa Rail
Rosd with the energy Of the enterprising pop
ulation settling in and around, oil ensure the
Future OF this rising Metropolis.
Lots have been selected for several churches,
and any denomination may have IA lot, by select
ing the same prior to the day OF sale. The Ma
sons. Odd Fellows aud GOOD Templers, have
selected building lots, and some forty addition
al houses, are now in progress oil erection.
The mechanic, the laborer. the trader, the cap
italst the speculator aud all classes of men,
will fad it to their interest TO attend the sales
and invest their means, or industry in South
Nebraska.
iERMs CT SALE.-One third down; one third
III six months; and one third in twelve months
a quit claim deed will be made to the purchaser
or his assigns OH receipt of the last payment.
TILE indisputable.
JOHN B. BOULWARE, jr., Agent.
South Nebraasks City, N. T. Sept 10, 1855.
n30-2t
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Circuit Court.

1t robable that this body will hold in
session until the middle OF next week. Much
business has been crowded through and much
remains to be done. Judge Riddle presided
with much decision and ability, giving, as
general good satisfaction A. Is the lot Of q
judicial functionary to do. The case as vet
exciting the most attention is 4 suit for
Breach of promise which is not yet termin-
ated.
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OFFlcE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERTEs,l
Baltimore, July LIST, 1855
All Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of Tick
cts, w lie Lottfr ies authorized by The State OF
Maryland bear the Autographed sig nature off X
Brennan, General Agent for the Contractor,
and any others are frauds
Owing to numerous applications from all
parts OF the country, the management will give
their attention to the filling of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates, IN the Maryla Lotteries
Persobs at a distance may confidently RELY
upon having thrir orders for Tickets promptly
hiled, and she strlctest confidence observed
These Lotteries are drawn daily IN public in
the city of Baltimore. under the superintendent
of the State Lottery Commissioned. Heavy
bonds are given 10 the Stete a. security for the
payment of all prizes The prices OF Whole
Tickets from 81 to $50. Half and Quarter
Tick cts III proportion.
There are neve rless than % 900 Prizes in any
Lottery, which prizes vary In amount from 81
to 500, 900, according to the price OF The Tick
ct. For instance
When the price of Tickets is ST. the
highest prize is about $4,000
When the price of Tickets is 50 the
highest prize is about 1000
When the price of Tickets is S. the
highest prize is about $50, 900
When the price of Tickets is $40 the
highest prize is about SAC. 900
When the price OF Tickets is $40 the
highest prize Is about $40, 600
with numerous Prizes OF $40 900, s., 600, ST., :
600, $500, Sl00, &c, &c. Persons can remit
as any amount, from 81 upwards, that they
wish TO invest. receipt of which we toward
its value in Tickets in Lottery designated
by the purchaser, or If none be designated, shen
some LOTTERY that will be drawn after the buyer
has got the ticket in his possession. An OIL
c'al Scheme Of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered, carefully sealed in an ordinary
envelope, and on the day the Lottery 10 drawn
the oficrai drawing w,ll be sent, together with
q written explanation of the rssalt Of the par-
chase. The drawn numbers are also published
in the daily papers of the city of Baltimore, and
in the Daily National Intelliaencer, Washing
ton, ID. C. A circular containing all the
schemes will be sent to any one by addressing
the undersigned. Address orders for tickets to
+. X. Brennan,
No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
Sep. II, '55. v5-ty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-09

We much doubt whether thArs 10 slasd q.
aes in the UniEsd States thersss ueas m y
mount Of land hAs bees enteed ~ actus
Ss.asss, within the Int three mcnshs. ~ de
hssn the c.ss at the of6ue in this city. This
proves beyond ! doubt that our country il
6ns, or that facilities for mon
ey na1ing here are anoonnonly promising
-or both. For the three months, ending
Sept. 8OtA there has been entered
For Cash, 99,992 & 8-lOOths Sl24993, %
Id Wnts, $50. $50 & So l0Oths $lS838S 10
Who can beat the figures!! - $3l338ls 40
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-09

gH by private adgices from Wapello, We
learn that it is confidently expected tn
work on that and Of the line of the Phiia-
aelphia Fort Wains and Platte Valley Air
Line Rail Road will be com menced this fall
Good! We are sincerely glad to hsar
from our friends Eastward, again. 1t is o
satisfaction 10 know they are alive and wide
awake.
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Carriage & Wagon Shop |!

THE subscriber has lust estab-
1874 Iished himself in the above. bs.i-
-S--ness az the shop on Madison street,
ar the bridge, where he viii be on hand to
attend 10 all kinds of business in that line with
neatness, punctuuGty and dispalch. New
work made to order, or old work repaired. A
long experience in the above business will sna-
Bile hun TO give satisfaction to those who may
ias"r him with their patronage. References
the jobs he completes.
T3n2atf G.. EDWARDS
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STATE OF IOWA,
C

STATE OF IOWA, :.
CAss County,
TAKEN Up, by Thomas Meredith, at his res
idence in Cass county by Charles Baldwin,
county clerk, IN aud for said county, on the Eth
dayiof September, one stray horse, of the fol-
lowing description Sorrel roam, star In the
forehead, rather thin in flesh, not shod, shout
seven years old last spring. Appraised at uine-
ty dollars, by lsam Pucket .nd Thomas Leadly
CHARLES BALDWIN, Clerk.
Sept. IS, IS. n29-4w.
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WHO WANTS A HOME!

7 HAVE fw lois ia the upper portion OF
L the city, that are beautifully situated for city
residences, that will sell at a low rate, and
give time on part of the purchase, 10 those who
viii build upon. occupy, or improve the same,
Come quick If you would secu.ea fine one.
w. d. JOHNSON.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. %, IS. n29tf.
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TIE frat No. Of this paper, both daily and
weekly, is received. The Times takes the
place of the Despatch, which IL discontinued.
The Times is published by Messrs. Wal
ling 4 Hussey, and shows evidence of dis.
elimination, activity, taste and skill.
Here's our O. gents, welcome.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-09
OLIVER BENNETT K CO.,
Manufacturers ana Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS SHOES AND RROEAN

No. e7, Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
4 RE- aow in receipt OF complete assortnsni
"A of goods from their own aud other manu-.
factories. adapted especially to the Western
trade.
Purchasers are invited to examine their stock,
manufactured and selected with great care and
warranted of superior quality. Orders will re-
cclve prompt aud careful attention. lv5nN5
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"Fellov citizens" said stump orator.
"we have tho best country 10 the xor|d. ND
the best government. What people g. a.
face OF the earth enjoy moro pIHivisskss 49,
we do? Here We have liberty = speok ~
liberty OF the press, without go osgd Stapx
tism. What fellow citizens, lf4jQfS dd6ts
BILE than this? DO rem want IN Seee
my eountrymen?" ayes, sir-rse 2 hut
red faced ioafer; ssthis isdsy Sesk I
want spnk ostt ~ thats 6ask si.Aa6g '6dtA r
youf coat pocket ii IN :
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z-.rssi.el.s DISSOLUTION. so[.ss
T>HE fsm htrssofors existing uoder the ssyls
Of ooalidGs Z Tut bave tAis day dissoly-
- By mutual consent. All accounts viii be
set.lea byJ. W. Coolidge.
-. .sr. COOLIDGE 4 Tut.
Glsnwood, Sept. 10, S.. n2sv3
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c II A R LES MLER.
MATCHMAKER e. lEWELER.

UN EDUUK BELOW ". CLANCY'S STORE
COUNCIL BLUEF CITY, IOWA,
Invites the attention of the ladies and
gentlemen to his assortment Of Jewelry and
Fancy goods, -consistiLg Of Gold ard Silver
Watches, Lockets, Earrings, Rrsastpins, Fin
gerriDgs Chains Pencils and Pins DC. Vio-
Inns Assertions Flutinas and Flutes; also
an assortmans of Toys. &c.
All Of which will be cold at the lowest
process; every article warranted to be ~ re-
commended,
phe greatest attention will be paid to the
repairing Of Watches and Jewelry all work
Warranted. dec1-'54.
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y. lam, Williams AOo.'s
: ol@es Tovnsbip Maps of Iowa,
= 19f16l6tt &s post olics. Tiff.
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81. Joseph, Mo,
rs now receiving his fall and winter stock,
L consisting of the following articles which
ne offers for the lowest prices for cash.
II 0 hhds N O. Sugar. ~ gross Hacking,
100 bbls pow'd crush'dil0O kgs choice Teas :.
and clarified do, 100 bxs tobacco. vari-
100 bbls Becher' Sug. Gus brands,
ar-house Molssses, 25 bxs sink z tobacc D.,
100 hif bills l. kegs do. $50, 900 cigars vars IDS,
10 bbls plantation dol 90 kegs soda,
SO pkgs golden syrup,I 10 bbls saiaeratus,
500 SKI primo rio coffeei20O reams wrppg papr,
300 SKIS u A, salt, % bxs snokd herring
400 kegs asst nails. 10 bxs Goldfish,
20 bbis, hlfs, kegs OF so dog buckets,
mackerel p dog nest tubs,
25 pkgs white shad 10 dog ar buckets,
Ike fish & roe hvr ,g'l 25 dog wash. boads,
so bxs soap, l2 doz churns
4oO bxs candles, - coils MANILA and
25 bb rice, iute rope,
% bxs; hlf, grs raIsins SO dog bed cords.
3O bo.s crackers, 90 bxs wi dow glass
10 bbis Pilot bread, so dog tumbers,
81 dos yeast powders. 10 bxs ct and pit Asks,
10 bbls almonds, 300 lbs S. +. indigo,
10 bills pecans & Eng 2 bbls madden.
waluuts, bbls eopper,s,
20 bales cottn batting, kegs alum,
20 do cotton yarn, ST pepper,
80 bxs starch, SKIS pimento.
l04 doz cans oysters 25 lbsnutmegs
whole and hlf cans 35 lbs cloves,
i04 doz sardiues, Hi 100 lbs grid ginger,
and or bxs, 25 mats cassiu,
10 bxs asst'd pie fruits, 80 hxs matches,
% bbls pepper sauce. 100 bags assorted shot,
0 bxs frsh fruits asst. 10 kegs bar lead,
25 bxs tomato catsup, 500, 900 G d caps
SO bxs mustard so bxs f D. cheese,
100 bxs ass ted candies 25 bxs lemon syrup,
1000 # safety fuse, az bbls s. kegs tar,
5000 gallons stone ware.
Cash paid for Couutry Produce; such as
hemp, bacon and lard. All kinds taken in ex
change for Groceries at Cash Prices. (v5n24ly
Sept 1855.
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Haye - kisns.te y

. Havs - ASnsle - y.
Evssg nan, rich s. le4e, eSAt q l4vs
5000 absorbing purge som> I've epses-
nent, . which his3 S1ips an deyit1 80
Not ea1pymsui butEDrrYe haily Nsty me- bs
che ala ef sxak life. No mn has an BIT
to live upon tai{air earth, 70 breathe il air,
20 uuusua Etsg a;tusu5Uy itssssnysbseu..
ties, and producing nothing in return. He
has no right to enjoy the bleisinst Of cNilfE1
alton, os society and OF OWL liberty, without
contributing earnest and self denying labor
of had, heart, or hand, ~ the wetfa4e d
mankind. Certainly no mar can be truly
religious Who makes gsssi6sasion, - aist;sOt
from sslfrdenying exsesion, the great object
of life, and he puts pleasure exactly in the
place Of duty. il
This principle Of life admitted, however
manifeated, will produce daily deterioration
q character, unit. thorsoshly abandonsd.--
Every bodily appetite, svery mental appetite,
every mental fancy. every monsntary fash
| ion, will clamor till INDUCED, The body
will BE- pampered, appetite lead on TO glut-
tony, wine to drunkenness, luxury to every
evil indulgence, while the mind, excited on
Ily BY novelties, and enfsebled BY the lack OF
continual exertion, sinks into utter vapidity
and uselessne.s. There 10 more hope Of the
idlsr. Poverty will sometimes scourge the
vice of idleness out Of . man. but the loyA
of higher and better mode Of life, i on
tasted, b the chief hope. "a
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Democratic pr,ucinIes


The editor of the Hartford Courant having
incurred what the principles of the Demo
cratic party in this State are, the editor of
the New Haven Register tells him that the
object of the Democratic party Of the United
States is to secure
equal AID exact justice TO all men, Of
whatever state or persuasion, religious or po-
litica.
''Peace, commerce and honest friendship
with all nations, entangling alliances with
none.
'The rights OF States and Territories to
administer their own domestic affairs.
freedom and equality; the sovereignty of
the people, and the right of the majority to
rule, when their will is consttutionally ex-
pressed.
Economy in the public expenditure, and
sacred preservation of public faith.
Freedom of religion, freedom of the
press, and general diffusion of Information
"Oppositlon to all secret political organi-
cations, aud to all coruptions in politics.
:" 4 sacred preservation of the Federal Con-
stitution, and no religious tests for Office.
"No bigotry, or pride of caste or. dlstinc-
ron OF birth among American citizens.
Respect and protection for the rights of
all.
The preservation Of the Naturalization
laws and the right Of all the public domain,
and the protection of the American Govern
ment.''
tie also informs him that the principal OBJ
Ject of the Democratic party of this State is
10 "wrest from the hands of the present in
competent State authorities, the power which
they disgrace--restore the character of the
State, by a repeal of laws which are in d.
rect conflict with those of the United States
and give Connecticut once more respecta-
bic standing among her sister States"
The MoTmons IN the South.
From San Bernardino We CLEAN no news
of importance. Their crops being gathered
in, our Mormon friends are now devoting
themselves to the task Of raising means to
pay for their lands. They purpose to sell
lots and farms at fair prices to those who
desire them, and fer this purpose have sent
out their members through every portion of
the State to preach the faith and represent
their difficulties. As far as soil, climate and
natural features are concerned, no poi lat in
the State furnishes more attractive induce
ments, and however much people may diff
fer on the subject Of Mormonisrn, no um-
bragg can be taken against the settlers At
San Bernardino - citizens and neighbors.
They pursue the even tenor of their way,
minding their own business, pursuing quietly
their vocations; and in many things furnish
ing al example worthy of imitation. They
have few or no lawsuits; no drunkenness. no
rioting, no murders no thefts. They work
together ana asslss one another, and sre
building up for themse. es a city which will
be an ornament TO the country and . source
OF pride to Observation-Disclosures Californ-
ian. ta5 axlt4t q gE|
SEslI,- c;t;,oc. ), Ia
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"A fine heavy Gold Pencil aud Pen,
gs head miniature for the top. This
ditor's last, and q much valued pres
. Friend. Secure his gratitude by res
~. tt.
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~ MaHAlILT0N Z Cs..Aavne SAlli,h-
NJ a ASl0sk Raaoh on the Aiaspnxi siv1v.' %
Csmiae ct y. Nebrsska Tsssiloeys IN peepsFsA
70 hsaFd Cattle an The rashss during fhel oetiAg
season. at enc dollar pm he'd. is,gl x4.zssA.,g
Rn1skxcss ~, 4. Iaskson. Cosne4 1DARsy
Wm. .. Brown. A. J. Hanscom, OaGhE city :
Sept. II D9wl
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

HE RIVER IS UP--FREIGHTS DowN-CRoCE-
RIBS ABUNDANT AND CHEAP.
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pss II .gl IRONl IRON q! eis
.0NE ton h ~ - laad Issa ~ s>la. STA
~ figure IbsleW nerket pries; shAsa ~ ~
dansgsd buggy SYHnxs. eaes3; -.
%faa'atY re ssssm "a 4 R
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- ~ Il = 4 Omaha, on Nom
. ~ y. to ). ..h whoal
80 Sn hAd. you would Asy sAst.s
! / nominal price: thew are bound to
= sold. See advertisement.

} La1oD o. E&nel
J fosstaptly rcceiving Land Warrants.
latichi sidIs}s bow prepared tomake
ssttlers and others at moderate rates.
sJUHNsUN. CxSSADY 4 TEST.
! rs. 4 matt
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The Mails.
hstsrn mail will arrive and depart daily
excepted. Mail will be made up and
k7x, pm. -
J. 4. JOHNSON, Pm.
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IowA--rHE NEW YORK OF THE WEST. "A cor
respondent of the Buff,lo Commercial Adj
vertiser speaks as follows of this young
and growing State:
Iowa, with its fifty thousand square miles
of territory, was perfect wilderness twen-
ty-fve years ago. and in 1910, contained on
" 43,1l2 inhabitants. Ten years later its
population was 1872, PA, an increase of 347
per cent. Five years ago it had 824 $50
acres of improved land, and the value of
farms was Sl6,657 ,567' In this young state
are to-day fifty thousand borses; large
number Of mich COWS, and nearly as many
working oxen, 10000 sheep, and 100000
swine; and the value of live stock cannot
be much short Of SIS, 000.0 Il now yields
annually upward of 2,00o,0 G0 bushels of In
dian corn Iowa will certainly be the New
York Of the West in an agricultural point.
Shs has 4OU square miles Of territory more
than the Empire State; and has now only
four or five persons to the square mile, while
New York has nearly seventy. Iowa has
million and half acres of good land unim-
proved. When all her agricultural resources
are developed she ships her hundred
million bushels of corn annually, by one or
more Of HER "Pasifc Railroads." to China
and the islands along the route, then will
the Union feel enriched by the Iowa link in
the bright chain of western commonwealth
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j. II. JENNINGS.

WHOLESALE l. RETAIL GROCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Dealer in Country Produce, West side of
Maia Street, opposite Edgar House.
81. Joseph, Mo-,
rs now receiving his fall and winter stock,
L consisting of the following articles which
ne offers for the lowest nrices for cash
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-09

Juno HoLr..--Lord Chief Justice Holt
when young, was very extravagant, and be-
longed to club of wild fellows, most of
whom took to an Infamous course of life.
When his lordship was engaged on certain
occasion, at tho Old Bailey, q man was tried
and convicted of robbery on the highway,
whom the judge remembered to have been
one of his old companions. Moved by that GU
riosity which is natural on rstrospection of
past life, and thinking the fellow did rot
know him, Justice Holt ask ed what had be-
come of such and such of his old associates.
The cul prit making low bow, ana fetch
ing deep sigh said, "Ah my lord they arp
all hanged but your lordship and !"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
CttcaDo.
FsUEsNEE.L & POWERS,

EUR " kIE4Sl q z . ES ElEs.S,
NJ E r G III a n 7 TAILO Rs,
AND DEALERS IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
No. fremont Buildings Dearborn Street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
NT ESSRS. BURNEIL & POWERS, respectfully e.
WI invite the attention of gentlemen travelling Eh
the Northwest as well as those resdingin Mime .
sofa to their complete ard elegant sortent Of -l
GENTLEMENS s FURNISHING GOODS
The largest and most tasteful selection of the finest
French English, German and American clothing stuifs
will be kept constantly hand, it is the design Of the
projectors TO sustain the reputation of their establish
the Great Western Emporium of Fashion. Gen
temen leave with and have their orders
filed any time in the most fashionable styles. S-rang
ers visiting Chicago invited to examine elegant
stock at No I, fremont Buildings, Dearbcn stree.
II. BURWFIJ. Chicago;
June 21-tf s. A. POWERS Cleveland, 0.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-21
JE W. TT & H OTIS
Stoves!

AT WHOLESALE AT CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
TEWETT& & ROOT have erected at Chicago, Ware
q house for a Stove Depot, and opened an office and
sample with Messrs j. X. Botstord Co., No 209
Lake street. and will henceforth keep hand at Chicago
heavy stock OF stoves to accommodate the trade of the
Great West The advantages of this arrangement will be
at apparent, and invite special attention to its
conveniences.
For and variety Of beautiful and original designs
for durability, usefulness and economy assortment is
not exceled by that of any establishment in the United
States.
Our facilities have been very largely increased during
We offer to the trade upon the most liberal terms
3 sizes IVES Western @ Star new elevated oven
q Eagle Air Tight.
Clipper g
&C Prairie Flower "
Express
Smoke burner, new cook stove for bitumnous coal
Parlor Oven--has boiling and baking facilities.
" Jewett & Root new Hotel stove.
% Belle Air Tight Parlor, for wood.
GO Casket g oval shape, open top and cast iron.
Cottage Parlor, sheet iron, upper open top.
Pearl top and bases sheet iron open top.
:; new Regulators for sheet iron stoves SOC each
8 g Jewett Roots Folding Door, for wood
&C Dadem, new Franklin for coal
Franklin, round back, for any kind of coal
8 ' Dwarf, q small cook stove for coal
Jewctt & Roots Dining Room, with
4" Oval six plate Air Tight, new stove
2 Oval Dining Room, with
Jewett Il Roots celebrated plate stoves
Extra heavy plate stoves for wood
3 % Jewett Roots King coal burners for hard Goa
3 60 % celebrated gas burner coal stove
Furnace Flat Heaters
Potash Kettles, with and without Flanges
5 " Caudron Kettles
8, and pail Kettles
Those who prefer buying at Chicago will order from {
at Chicago Those who prefer buying at Buffalo will
der from us at Buffalo. JEWETT ROOT.
August Is, 1s54-d3m.
STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE!
TlHAT Groceries can be sold cheap.
l. Great inducements are held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, as an deter
mined to make room for my spring stock.
J.W. DOWNER,
FIRE! FREE! FlRE!!!
VUNHE "Old Etna' continues to dispense "aid ant
fort" to the unfortunate, as usual, at the st