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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
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STILL SURVIVES!

WE STUD Y TO PLEASE.
0xIE the undersigned would most respectful,
" annonnoe 10 our friends and customcfs
that we have received an entire new, aud we'll
selected stock Of GOODS, ut our new, large and
eommodious building, No. rs, Broadway, Coun-
ell Bluffs, where we will be happy TO see our old
friends and customers, and cordially invite all in
want Of good bargains to call asd examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, n II IL no
trouble to shox Goods. We are determined to
sell as low a. any house In the West our mot
to Is it ever has been, "Smal profits and quick
sales.
N. B. All kinds Of furs. peitries, dry hides
and nnerchantable produce, taken Ia exchange
!or goods, and received on debts - payments.
TOOTLE 4 JACKSON.
Council Bluffs city, jan 4. l653-37-ts
You will find very large stock Of staple
i and fancy dry goods, q the cash store o:
-" G. DOUGHTY. / Co.
4 IL kinds Of Harness and Sadlery for sale
n q the cash store, G. DOUGHTY / Co.
* BOXES HATS d GAPS, all prices m
! - sizes, 10 suit al g. DOUGHTY 4 CO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
PINE LUMBER.

PINE LUNBkN.
yxyHE Suhsarihex would respectfully announce
! 20 the c4sissns of Pottawattante and adloln-
tnr countses, that hs h.s opened large PINE
LUNRER YARD tn Council BIahs CITY, and
"a In r.esip pit Of ismbsr regularly and will
Keep eoaas.ntly on hand large AUD Wen 'e'es'
ssd ssoet ofPias lsmber from Inch 70 inen'
.lso-oIpe siding, and worked flooring, pine
stsasles and lsth, sash, blinds, doors. &C.; all
~ = Rich win sell low for cash.
JOHN KELLER.
ru,u.,, RIu6r Cftv. Oct -, l653-25-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

Il VERY large assortment Of ready uaAe
~ clothing; coats from the coarse blsnketto
the ansst broad cloth, 1t the cash store,
q, DOUGHTY d Co,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

HELABoLD GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21

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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-14
Choice Poetry.
from tie Ladies Csristian 14angaE.
Riverside Roses.
ET ANNA n. BATES.

There were daisies that biushed in dewy pride,
And lilies adown the meadow,
And the golden king-cup bent aside,
" here tie violet woocd the shadow;
And green were the leaves Of the apple trees,
w here the simmer sun was shining,
But turned away TO seek, from these,
For bud with crimson lining.
OH the summer days were warm aud bright,
And gently the winds we're strayiHg,
As wandered out in the TsIi-nt light,
Where the dimpled waves were PLAYING;
Oh! sweet DER the Enden'S creamy bloom,
. May the breezes OF Southland quiyer,
Bot dcarer to me the rich perfume
Of the roses that grew by the river.
Brightly they flashed through the dcwy hour
OF the golden Summer morning,
Gently they biushed when the dusky bower
The eve was with stars adjoining;
Oh. listened long to the swelling song
Of the bird that had wandered hitlier,
And felt JOY that pure and strong,
As stood by the crystal river.
The willows were dropping their long green
boughs,
And the day was warm and sunny;
The wild bee murmured his loving VOWS,
And gathered the sweetest honey.
oh! never monarch'S diadem,
Where the rarest jewels culver,
We're dear the rose On its dewy stem,
That cuiled by the shining river.
Oh. the years since then have hastened away,
And no longer do follow
The path that led where the Sunbcams play
Ger the yiolets down the hollow;
The kIng-euFs grow in the meadow grass,
And the daisies, never parted
BY the hurrying feet that used to pass
FOR tile Toses cTimsOn-hearted.
1t may be. they lean their blight checks still
W here the waters swee.ly muFmuT;
1t may be the wild birds note doth thrill,
As it did in the by-gone summer;
have gathered fioWeTs of strange perfume
" here the green leaves bend and shiver,
Yet n1na were fair as tlle rcd rose bloom
culled by the clancing river.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-14

EE Broom Corn Is native Of Iudiia.
and was introduced into this country by
DR.. Besjaain franklin. who, foli.d =
seed IN an imported vhisk, and planted
il; and from tbs epssl keginnine arcss
thisvalaabie product Of industry.