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SUBSOILING AFTER PLANTING.

It has been often demonstrated that the
deeoer Won stir soil, the better will The
crops on it resist the drouth. This is ow-
ing to the chance which it gives for The
roots of The crops TO plunge SO deep as to
re ach below the influence of the drouth
and thus be supplied with moisture during
the growing and maturing season.
In the last Practical Farmer We find
communication from II. G. Vail. of New
York, who quotes letter which he receiv-
ed from j. y. Flood, of Pa.terso7, n. Jer.
sey, giving an account OF the good effects
of subsoiling his land. A part of his land
was treated in pifferent way from any
that We have ever seen.
He estates that the spring with them was
SO wet that the plow,ng was delayed so
late as 20 prevent their subsoil as much
as they wished. A part of one field was
subsoiled in the usual way while they were
blowing The other field was not sub
soiled when plowed, but was at theMrst
hoeing or wedding of the cotn. s
This is new mode, and was done as
follows;
"A light furrow was thrown from the
corn, and the subsoil plow run deeply in
the bottom. tightening up the soil without
turning it over. and also allowing moist
ure to enter with gases and soluble sub
stances as food for pIants.'
Mr. Flood says "in the fall, these cuts
will be found full ofroots resembling two
door mats standing On their edges"
If this process should bs found on further
tlial to be always beneficial 10 cases when
it would be inconvenient to subsoil tho
whole piece at the first plowing; it might
be useful to have subsoii plows made Of \
little lighter form, SO as to Be dratnby
single stout horse between the rows.
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10 DIE AND be FORGorTEN.-Can ii bes
When we Leave those We have loved and take
our place among tho slant aa~d --l--> ~,,r
! sJiees are no more heard on earth, and our
eyes no longer meet the glanccs Of confidence
aud love, shall we be forgotten? viii the
last strains of the funeral hymn, as they are
borne away upon the evening breeze, bear
with them all remembrance of the past?
Will the tears thas are shed water the soil
that grows above us for one short season.
and then be dried forever? Will ell thoughts
OF the departed one be laid aside with the
garb OF mourning? No! we cannot forget the
past. Lethe's dark stream flows not through
this world of ours. We cannot forget those
who have shared our SORROWS and jovs.
The words of affection onae spoken, will still
be heard like distant echo, perhaps, but
distinct and clear. The eyes that were wont
to beam upon US, showing a soul within pure
and fervent, may now be dimmed by the alb
sence of that soul-but the memory Of the
loved ones will lingcr until our soul casts
ohthesc fetters, and we tiv to meet them in
a better and brighter world. Even though
we leave the places where we dwelt together.
though old associations arc broken, though
new friends surround us, and apparently
nought remains to remind US of the past, still
our hearts cling to il, and time only proves
more strongly that ''Loye can never forget
PAIN Hints FROM YouNG FARMER.--Tis
said "a word to the wise is sufficient
Always take one or more agricultural pa
pers, for every number will give you ioforlna-
ton which viii benefit you in dollars.
BE admonished that a stitch in time saves
nine, for tie laying up OF one rail Or mailing
one board may save the ninth repetition and
unruly stock.
Colts must have great deal of exercise.
DON'T be afraid to plow deep. \ few
more oats III the spring will make many more
at harvest
Elrly fruit trees should be protected from
the frost by spreading straw around the
roots which will prevent the buds from start
ing.
Feed your fowls the year round if you
would make them profitable.
Give your calves, which you intend to
raise, little fine hay; and as soon as posi-
bic turn out to grass.
Have seperate pen into which your pigs
can go and get shelled corn and milk.
Innovations upon old precedsnts should
be rare.
Judge not hastily, but examine we'll be-
fore you decide.
Keep clear of Shaughais.
Lime should be accessible to poultry.
Make the most of everything
Never half do anything; you may thus
lose more in one day than month can re-
store.
Often inspectyo stock and keep a sharp
look out for disease and accidents.
Pure water should be supplied to every
thing.
Quality not quantity should be tho maxim.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-06

CO Agriculture is the handspring sf
society, the first, healthiest, aud nsst in-
dispeneible Of productive employnsnts.
Aopeopls can be.great. prosperoas, and
in the sure way of progress where IS Is
held in dishoror. A-mark Of social ad-
yancemsntis in every increasing degree
Of consideration attsch@d 10 The ssisar.
Of the ssil. The growth Of . nAti 4 de-
pends on the growth Of its farming iiscr~
ests only as the land b improved. And
science and wealth are applied ID sn6sei-
ing its productive resosrssA, anL - 4be
farming profession rise in ln,elliecnce and
sespeesibility eau The arta and maorfac-
lures flourish. and TIE stale gsis rover
rn influence.
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Marshal Of Nebraska.

A telegraphic dispatch to the ST.
Louis Republican from Washington an
nouuces that Samual Dexter has been
confirmed by the Senate as Marshal oi
Kansas--Kansas has already Marshal !.
and we are inclined to think that it is q
telegraphic mistake, and that the appoint.
nent is for Nebraska inssnzch ~ the
'Marshalship Of Nebraska has been yaca-
ted by the promotion Of Narshal lizard
to the Gov.rnorship Of the Territory -
St. Joseph Gazette.
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A etion and Commission Merchants.

A Gtion and commission Merchants.
THEY will attend to any business en-
\ trusted to them with promptness and
.snatch. Consignments solicited. Liberal
sash ndyancements made on consignments.-
Sales attended 10 IN town or country, or any
at of .he State. Also, wiz attend to huying
1gsU 1cssCsuts Seas cssRtess Pavfag taxes,
.salectiag rents collecting and remitting money,
seating land warrants &c. The public are inr
ated to give US call as we intend TO do the fai-
hing. Terms easy Office at our store on Broadl
way At the sign of head quarters Variety o.
soods IN hand To sell. cheap, wholesale or retail
MAssHALL TURLEY-Atiorney at Law.
Z. I. SNow-Auctioneer
REFERENCES
MI. Z. Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa
Mes5rs, Mcmahon & Williams, "
Doctor Houn, !"
Nc-sr-. |. wis Il Adams, Springfield, III.
Jan. 81. lSo -no43yL
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IIOl L Ii T.
E$M e. ZEE Is III u VA -
STILL SURVIVES!
We STUD TO PLEASE.

NE STUD 7 TO PLEA SE.
~,xyE the Undersigned would most respectfully
" announce to our friends and customers,
THAI we have received an entire new, and well
selected stock of GOODS, at our new, large aud
eommodous building, No. 10, Broadway, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, where we will be happy to see cur old
friends and customers, and cordially invite all in
want of good bargains to call aud examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as it is no
trouble to show Goods We are determined to
sell as low as any house in the West; our mot
to Is as it ever has been, "Smal profits and quick
sales.
N. B. All kinds of furs, peItres, dry hides
and merchantabIe produce, taken in exchange
FOR goods, and received on debts as payments.
TOOTLE 81 JACKSON. ]
Council Bluffs city, an 4, l653-37-te
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Mrs. { Arm or,

NsISHING to continne the business Of her
Ts late husband, would respectfully inform
the citizens of this city and die travelling COM
munity that she will ho prepared o furnish
them with board aud lodgings on the most rea-
souable terms at the Guy Hotel, on Middle
Broadway Her table will be furnished with
all the seasons afford.
CHARLOTTE aRMOR.
Council Bluffs. Aug oth, 81, n4l-tf
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acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement of the parents. be-
Gevs it to be permanent as we'll as q re-
markable cure. Attest,
A. ID. Will LIANfS, M. d
Dyspepsia Cured.
We challenge the world to produce a sin
gle case ofdyspepsia where DR.. Bruce's Pan
acea has been used without decided and
valuable improvement Even where this
fearful disease has become marked and con-
tirmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill of the most emf
nent physicians have failed, aud many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried in vain, tn e Pqnacca has expelled the
disease and reinstated youthful yigor and
health.
Read the followin. statement of gentle
mau Of the most unimpeachable veracity:
Henry CO., Nv, May 10, 1858.
DR.. BRUcE--- Dear Sir: | have been sorelv
afflicted for eight years---have taken medi-
cine from several eminet physicians, and va
rlous medicines variousy recommends to the
public, at an expense to me OF some two
hundred dollars, all without permanent ben
eft. | had become very weak and lean-
pain in my side and breast, great depression
Shortness of breath, an extreme constipation
of my bowels, going from eightlo ten days
without any action. In this condition pro-
cured few bottles of your Indian Vsgcta-
ble Panacea, and have found gleat rsiiof.
| am free from pain, and am reg.iling my
flesh and former strength. Ny bowels are.
now regular, and [ can say N tru that
am able . ain ~ to perform my dal'y labor
on my farm. | know the Panacea is helping
me, and chcerfully recommend il to those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor Of the liver. WM. G. TORBIT.
"Dr. Bruce's Panacea."
Whenused according to direction will cure
invariably the following diseases: Dyspepsia
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Incipient Consump-
tion Rheumatism. inflammation of the Eyes,
Liver ComplaigtS- Grayel. piles nrauvy.<9fcE'
and Nervous Headache, Pain in The Side,
Breast aud Back, Diseases of the Kidneys,
Spleen ana Spine, ColdneSs OF the Feet, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling OF the Glands,
Lumbago and Jaundice, Female Irregulari-
ties and all diseases arising from AZ i'm
proper or excessive use Of Mercury.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES ANDJSES.
Alternative, Pu7gative, Diureti :, Diaphor-
etic and Tonic Its action on he Liver and
Blood is powerful and sanatiy.. Itremoyes
Constipation, and is the MAS FER KING OF
PAIN Il acts with pro mptness on the
Kidneys and Urine, promotes Porspiration,
causes an equilibrium. Itpuriies tho Blood,
clears the Skin cleansos the Tongue, sMce-
tens the Breath, and while it thus removes
from the system all accumulated morbifc
matter, its tonic properties give tone and &C
tion, impar;ing new life and vigor. Price
: 10 per bottle
1FLiberal discount made to de:lers
FOR SALE WHO'LL ALE AND RETAIL.
BIZ GEo. w. WEsTBh x, Successor to {. q.
Bra9g &co) corner 81, and Market Street,
st. Louis, No. Sole agent for the west, and
by J. T.. Johnson, City Of Council Bluffs Ioa
(C- Agents wanted throughout the coun-
Try TO sell the above valuable medicine.
June 90 '5.t-n30-tf.
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IlghtiUn win also be given to the ,

lllD0s le6tf0n viii also be given to The pnr
chase aud sale of Town Lots in Omaha City,
Bellevew, and Winter Quarters, Nebraska Ter
ritory
Lowe, Register and Receiver OF she Land Office
at Council Bluffs, and Col, T. A Walker aud
L. M. Cassidy, Register aud Receiver at Fort
Desmoines, or auy of the business men of Ell
ther place.
OFFICE on Broadway, West Room of the
Pacific hotel, nearly opposite the Land Office.
Council Bluffs, Oct "a, lo54-n0-y
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NEBRASKA
is OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.

NOW is the lime for selecting good
n claims, town sites, and mill privll-
iges. Let every man get horse and make
haste ]. T Lewis can furnish you, or any
good citiz s, strangers emigrants any amount
OF Sadd es, Harness, BRIDES, Hilters, and in
fact anything III that l!ne of outht. Don't for
get he place, South side Broadway, near Shows
auction room His stock is of the first quality
aud everything is Narrated TO givs satisfac-
lion.
Every variety of improved SpsaisE Saddles,
and at prices unprecedenJedly low.-Run aud
see. everybody! Going gone.
j. B. LEWIS
Council Bluffs June, 30th., 1854 4.-n34-tf.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS & NEBRASKA
FERRY.

FERRY.
TN view OF the importance of making good
i road 10 the river, ASovr HIGH WATER. and the
permanent establishment ofa
SIEA1 FERR Y,
ths Council Bluifs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pany" was Organized last summer under the
general Incorporation law of the State, thereby
uniting sufficient capital for these purposes.
And the company now have the pleasure oi
announcing that the read is built, according to
the survey and. an of Col. Curtis J aud secures
uninterrupted access to the Ferry, and makes il
the best ana nearest landing for the River Pack
cts, high or low water.
And that their new ,STEAMFERRY BOAT
MI - RR - ID NJ
OF ample power and Dimensions to clear the
track from day to day, is NOW here, ready to
commence crossing Immediately at the opening
Of Spring.
This Ferry Z due West &c ssxa, sna u }igh
~. arasn1asj VII hsd thf
the only directroute.
Charges shall be reasens1le and uniform.
+. LOWE, Pses.
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THE SCHOOL, SERIES.

Teachers are respectfully informed that
HAcLAuRIN's SYSTEM or GYNNAsTIC EXERCISES
Being complete Course Of Gymnastic Exerci-
ses, designed 10 give the greatest possible com
mand of the pen. Published in six numbers,
price IS cents. HlcLACEiS's RoUND-HAHD cory
BooKs, III two paris, price 20 cents; and MAC.
LAURiS's sERITs or FINE HAND cory hooks In
four parts, price % cents are now ready.) The
above twelve books constitute Mac Laurn s
Complete Series. Price ST so for the set.
III.
MACLAURIN'S 81 WRITING TABLEST
For Children In Families and Primary Sc hoos
ca CENTS each; sent by mail in packages of 6, u
eor "a. Containing the Big exercises OH stiff
boards, for pen, pencil or style. Just the thing
for a'nnsug and instructing the child at the
sa,ue tisne combining the toy and the book s.
CHARLES B. NORTON
PuhEss.4r, ~ Chambers Street, T. !.
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cARSlN,S RAkchE.
{FoRNERLY TIE "GLODE SALOON.

{FoRAERLY TIE "GLoBE SALOON.
PIE subscriber announces to the citizens
of Council Bluff City, and the rest of
mankind, that he has opened Restaurant at
tho cid and we'll knewn stand the Globe Saloon,
where he will be happy to wait on all who ia
vor him with their patronage. his table shall
be as we'll supplied as the market will allow,
lunch will be served up at 10 o'clock.
All day his bar is supplied with choice wines
aud liquors. Strangers visiting the city will
find this very convenient and comfortable
place TO get the wants Of Nature supplied.
J. w. CARSON.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 9Th '54.-n44-tf.
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The gentle race Of flowers

ne gentle race OF howers
Are lying in their lowly beds,
With the fair and good Of ours.
The rain is falling where they lie,
But the cold November rain
Calls not from out the gloomy earth
The lovely ones again.
The wind-fower and the violet,
They perish'd long ago,
And the briar rose and the orchis died.
Amid the summer glow;
But on the hill the golden rod;
And the aster in the wood,
And the yellow sun flower by the brook
In autumn beauty stood,
Till fell the frost from the clear cold heaven
AS falls the plague on men,
And the brightest of their smile was gone,
From upland, glade and glen.
And now, when comes the calm, mild, day.
As still such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee
From out their winter home;
When the sound of dropping nuts is heard
though all the trees are still,
And twinkle in the smoky light /.
The waters Of the ril.
The south wind searches for the flow ers,
Whose fragrance late he bore,
And sghS to find them in the wood
And BY the stream no more.
And then | think Of one, who in
Her youthful beauty died,
The fair, meek blossom that grewup,
And faded by her side
In the cold moist earth we laid her,
When the forest cast the leaf,
And We wept that one so lovely,
Should have a life so brief:
Yet not unmeet it was that one.
Like that young friend of ours,
So eentlc and so beautiful,
Should perish with the flowers.
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DIR. BRUCE'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE. B
PAN 4 e'!kA, I
The Doctors Il laat IN ,1hAt !
ocAoFulAo GAN 4E71U.A -
Franlans'on. \,

DR. BRucK, d Dear Sir:--In justice -
and the afflicted generally, Wa beg lsa4l
state. that our son has long been attic ted =
SCROFULA in its worst form, lart,s
being formed or the neck and throat, 81
as a hens egg. While in this .oonditiae
procured two bottles OF your Pana6Oa, =
he took according to directions, ani, 81
God, it has cured him. He is now welh
Yours, most gratefully, &
JAMES FOXx
ELIZABETH IQA;;
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MEDICINES

MEDICINES
WARRANTED TO CURE THE AGUE.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Western Tonic Syrup,
Bragg's Indian Queen Tonic Pills,
Thorn nson's Tonic Powders.
For Diarrhea, Summer Complaints, and
other diseases,
Rowand's Syrup of Black barry.
Essence of Life,
Cholera Syrup,
Jaynes' Popular Medicincs,
Aioffarts Pills an / Bitters.
Syrupof Sarsapaxilla.
And various other Fvmily Medicines, for
sals.at the Store under the Bugls Office, By
VIM. D. JOHNSON.
oniis, Nebraska, an. Is, lass.
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! beasyJ = y h
cultivation. sss
l believe that soil loves TO act aswell
as its owner. and ought therefore to
be MANFRED. n 414I 4f
l believe IN large crops, which leave
the land better than they found us max
ing both the farmer and the farm rich at
once. 83 I3f4I IEAl - -st
l Leiieye ia going to the bottom Of
things. and therefore in deep psosghing,
and enough of it, all the better il with =
subsoaA pleugh
| believe The best fertilizer Of any soil
is in spirit Of industry, enterprise and
intelligence. Without this, hne and gyp-
sum, bones and green naasse ] n1nxl and
.AxaIa IN tsof1iQ
/ believe in good fences, good bans.
good farm houses, good stock, good or
chards and children enough to catherine
fruit. ',F@ @@@
| believe in a clean kitchen, neat
wife in it. a spinning piano, clean cup
board, clean dairy and a clear consci'
ence. 80
I disbelieye in farmers that will
not improve their farms, that grow
poor every year, starving cattle, farmers
boys turned into clerks and merchants.
and farmers daughters unwilling to work.
and IN all, farmers that are ashamed of
their vocation, or who drink whiskey till
honest men are ashamed of them.
| will also add believe in support
ing our Country and State Agricultural
Societies,
| believe in having well filed sgri-
cultural library.
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r O E II r Y /.
THE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.

The DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.
BY WIN. CULLEN BKYANf. a.ss ~
The melancholy days are come,
The saddest OF the year,
VI wailing winds and naked woods,
And meadows brown and scar.
Hrap'd in the hollows of the grove,
The withered leaves lie dead,
hey rustic to the eddying gust,
And to the rabbits tread.
Inc robin aad the wren are flown,
And from the shrubs the jay,
And from the wood-top caws the crow,
Through all the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fair young how'rs
That lately sprang and stood,
In brighter lights and 81 fter air,
"A beauteous sisterhOod2
u lGnk a.
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InHN w. KELLEY

=, JOHN w. KELLEY,
4 rrpasEY AND CoyNsEALoR AT Law,
~ Prasiees in the county and circuit
susyH q HUI and pdjointng oesnsass :
Asvt1a;ness con6ded to him viii be faith.
Gally sad. prsap,ly attended to, Office
ucxt door 70 Messrs. Nave and Frazer Z
store, Oregon. Holt county. Mo-
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HERALD OF PENMANSHIPN
GOOD NEWS FOR BAD WRITERS !!
For Young Men gCing into Business !


GOOD NEWS FOR BAD WRITERS
For Young Wen gcing INTO Business
Ladies'! ChildTrp! aud Schools!
Bou can now obtain for the first time in the
world. practical Handwriting, adapted to bus
iness or CORES espondence, villa As much certain
ty as i child learns ia walk and without,
nearly as well as with. the aid of r master
HAcIAURIN'S CURRENTE CALAMO
Rapid Pen system yuis this necessary art ii thc
power of all. without mistake b. series of
Mammal Gymnastic Exercises, entirely new IN
their design, it takes the chain of ths hand,
arm and fingers. makes the hand perfectly at
home on paper, and combines the e!ement of
rapiaitv with beauty Of execution. II begins
a revolution ia the art OF writing. such as has
never before taken place, and viii qualify thou
sanas Of young men for Eood positions is book
keepers, accountontS, and copyists, who have
failed to learn 10 write we'll under every other
system II is equally udadied u teaching a
rapid ani elegant aleEaht ladies' hand.
SELF-INSTRUCTION SERIES OF BOOKS,
The essential course of TINS scrie~con>ists Of
MacLaurin' 5 system Of Manual Gymuastjc Ex
erCises, in FIVE numbers, accompanied hv Book
OF Instruction, SIX books III all, together with
six Of the MacLaulin pens ana = holder, put dp
IN one package and sent to any part OF the
United states by mail, with the postage pail, Al
One Dollar.
Til. larger Course is tie same as the prece-
ding. augmented by the Series OF SIX Koand
vnd fine hand Copy Boaks and Blank Exer-
cise Ruled book for additional practice, ma
hing thirteen books in all, with rens auI In
structon Book at Two Dollars.
Thebook, containing "a fal! Exposition Of the
System, with Directions, will b. sent separate
10 any one ordering it and including a postage
stamp ahd twelve and a half cent. This VIA
give full knowledge Of the immenae advanta-
ges a + the System over all others, and enable
the buyer to proceed undeEstandingly, if not al
ready aware OF lhe plan ; which Is, the art OF
writing rapidly from tie first, and at the same
time weil-an art never before taught in the
schools or by writing masters.
ExTaA--i. Primary Book of Big Exercises
fer hand and arUl, introductory to The Course,
adapted TO children from four years cid upward,
and useful to all. l83t cents.
=. Book of Mamoth Capital Letters, for extra
Gymnastic Exercise during the whole course
le3, cents. Those two books are also lndspen-
sapIe in schools.
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Royal .. Amy,

MANUFACTURER or
COPPER, TIN IL SHEET IRON WARE
AND DEALEf. N
COOKING, HEATING d PARLOR STOVES,
MADISON STREET, Sign or rnE COFFEE Por,
Council Bluffs City, Iowa
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raWO HUNDRED Sacks offresh Superfne
4 Flour; so!d cheap at
TO0TLE d JACKSON'S.
4 Large lot of extra rio coffee; for sale low
n TOOTLE & JACkSON'S.
- ACk and Barrel Salt for sale cheap at
~ TOOTLE s. JACkSON'S.
m Large assortment of iron, nails, castings
- and window glass, for sale very low at
TOOTLE 4 JACkSON'S.
1I'xTRY quality of Sugar, a large lot, for sale
Il low bv TOOTLE d JACKSON.
EyopAcco, pepper, spice, salaeratus, ginger
l. indigo, madder, books and stationary for
sale cheapa TOOTLE & ia CkSON'S.
DOOTS, shoes, hats, caps, and ready made
ID clothing, for sale low at
TOOTLE j. JACKSON'S.
Jan. "a, 1854-no42tf.
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,sio1ol CARDS.

a. w. BABBITT.
saasro.riY AHu CeuHskktOs A. Law,
/ and Sblicisorin Chanccry. asls Like
0I& Utah; Will attend to all business
snGf fr.ted to him IN Utah Territory. lie
~ lso attend to bssinsss IN the Supreme
C,1t Of the United States. $