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r YINC Directly on the Great Thoroughfare
~ between the Mississippi and Missouri Riv-
ere, In Dallas County, Iowa, on Coon River,
,wenty eight miles West by railroad from the
Capital Of the State, viz. Ft Dos Moines. 1t is
si&ss4cd In heslthy and fertile part of the
State, and on the direct route from Fort Des
Moiues to Goanci BlaR City3 mid way between
the towns Of Farnhan and WiscOtta. There
arssseyaalAdills in successful operstion within
ahree mics from the Farn. There are about
Two Hundred and Sixty Acrer Of choice Tim
bes (which Joins the prairie, with steck wator,)
CONSISTING sf Blsck and White Walnut; White,
Ruw and Black Oak; Linn, Cottonwood and
Hickory, and about Eighty Acres under I'M
ptovements, with good fence, and ether lots at
tached TO the premises. Houses, Stables and
nat rats spring Of living water within few
stsps e The house. There Is good Mill
- tie tract, afording sufficient water all the
time for Mills and Machinery. Also plenty of
Stone and Stone-coal Cows, young cattle, hogs,
faantAk ioplea1euts, lie, Ge..
+ tTke PROPRIETOR Gpsres B. Warden will DO
fouaa at has residence near Irish Grove, Mchsy
Post 0&ce, Dallas County, Iowa. Also for sale
81 <he urdetsigned, six hundred and eighty
caooatlanA, oeosoed In 0utAste CO., 1oN.yat
R4osa a0asye. "a yhis = the old lstaCs stsaiN oai
tTS2 u Dey nsines md c.s.cl Bluff City,
bsing in township seventy eight, and seventy
shsy syssugps shii, s~o snd tsir- -y-shrss, fac
Csvssa S1aoA. .aa1 q bsastiful ssream Of living
so1es eunniag kArouGh it -four hundred acres Of
- tact il Arst slass tinber) which il for sale
er.rsut( (beiArop ~ St6n rod J "a reasonable
|lEs n1y14es 81 -, 1.sl-ss.da 80
. ple.ty Of s&shles and suitable buildings for
public house attached.
Address Mckay p. O., Dallas Co,
GEORGE b. WARDEN.
THOS. CAVAN AGH.
REFERENCES.
a. s. Stephens l. Co., Bankers, Fl. Des Moines
Iowa.
Hoyt Sherman, Banker, Fl Des Moins, Iowa
P. NJ. Casady, Rec. Land Office, -
Byron Rice, County Judge, Polk Co., Iowa.
Michael Cavanagh, Dubuque, Iowa.
Johuson s. Casady. Land Agents, Council Bluffs
Iowa.
Thomas Seeley, County urveyor, Guthrie ce.,
Iowa.
Moore i Redield, Fiscotta, Dallss Co. Iowa.
Col. C. C. Van, Magnolia, Harrison Co, Iowa.
Feb 81, 1855. n4i-u.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
GOINGl GOINGi! GONEll!
p y SNO W.

Auction and commission Merchants.
LIE will attend to any bushes entrusted to
IL him with promptness and dispatch--
Consignments solicited Liberal cash ad-
vancements made on oeusgnmsnts.
Sales attended % Il town or country, or any
part Of the State. Also, viii attend 10 buying,
selling. and leacing real estate. paying taxes,
collecting rents ,collecting and remittiug money
locating laad warrants &c. The public ars in :
vited to give - q caA % We intesd to do the fair
thing. Terms ear; of6oe at our store on Broadf
way, at tho siga of hsad @uarteu. Variety OF
goods a.d 70 sell. cheap, Wholesale or retail.
R.P. .S1ow--AucUoneer
Mr.J. E. Johnson, Bluff City. Iowa.
Messn Mcmahon & Williams, :"
sDoeees Hssn, -. - 's /"
kssrs. l. wis & Adams, Springfield. Ill.
Jan. N, l8o. -no43YI. -
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF
eIRkNiSnAN!

C1TUATED fdty-fye miles East OF
y Council Bluff City, on either side ot
Indian Greek, in Ii, midst Of the best IA Aing
son.tsy in he Ststeef Iowa; offers .ls ga
- RARE INDUCEMENTS
70 mechanics, and dhers, seeking good heal
thy location in thsgvsat wssa iIs boosts the
bet ~ ssat u 1eetesa IewAxsPAe which ~
esecte1 : good splztantih 1tone dam. enc saw
sad grist min, toe thef wit6 other machinery,
- Do~ IN soe.1shl Spseisa. s1a Ii sthj ssaA
IH1 GREAT ALB LINE RAIL Road, !.
nov being copst tfefed from New York snd
pa61a0elp9h.. ..visst t6tsWhyWesS - osaueil Bas1
~ DolssasitAieHA fEssoasg 81 AAe yRap
~ lss l:id tl,s. E 4 e &C. ss& y siS,ss ~ :
.AaFi1Dss esaS1nyAsW4a1sRs6,
thss 81, 3 o.iiIossis. Jlsh and OREGON. na:
kisg sals nSsll 1Kmds q reedSoes And
fasAb 10 eoPaeyos.t. - 0sed T3ssss - "
tlaes ki1as Il 1eoAanies i ...s.sz.~.
U Hleih,s lecat;ose nay b nadia ~ VI
lgsa sI.anet,. i61oIT sA - - n..-.- -: AS
II 1t,aAai y :!
tanfsfaa, Ohss Co SowsS
n33-u.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned has taken
/ out letters Of administration upon the Is
tate of James Grierson, deceased and all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
ate are requested to make immediate payment
o the undersigned and all persons having
olums against said Estate, will present them on
.ke first Monday in January next. at the office
Of 1ae County Judge of Pottawsttame County,
Iowa, with the proper vouchers, when and
where | will attend myself, or Attorney, and
take measures to make immediate payment.
xlEEETTE GRiERSON.
Administrative.
h.C. FoRp, Attorney fer Estate.
Nov 10th, 1854 nl4-u
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AN EXTRA CHANGED!

vH5HE undersigned will sell at good
i bargain, the Steam Saw Mill. and
A67 acres Of Cotton " ood Timber Land, togeth-
or W wth the Machinery complete for FIGURING
Mill, with one run Of Burr, 311a feet for Rour
and one 80 inch for corn meal: with buildings
and other improvements on the premises.
Situated 21< miles from Council Bluffs.
JAS. v. JEFFRIES, h Co.
March, 9, 1855. n44-tf.
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All persons indebted to me either by note or
book account, viii please bear in mind, and str
tention give to the simple fac, WANT HON.
EY. Another year, with ita deeds Of good and
evil, ef omission and commission, has nearly
passed sway, and good r,any accounts are
still unsettled. f A@@ +7
Il woulA ahe well to nention Aese, thai l. am
closing sst my present stsck Of Goods, 1t cost
for Cssh.s Every article now on hand must b
sold by the lst day Of FebruYry, to make room
for .ap entirely new and desirable stock of gooda
to IS hero ed tho ,frst best aitsr navigation
comnesesL 4 shAl sell - tho citizens ol
Council Bluffs, 0msln City, Belloviev, and
Florence, Ut tho usual fair snd equal prices fol
vh,eA i am % Justly eelseeated.
80. ITAOhA6 HEH2HALL.
Couneit BlllEs, Dsc-, l9. le5zrrn23-Hr7s :
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

49, lsr(e 6ns Dsubls Gsns, for deer nd
Celis aea Aliens pistols, OF all sizes.
Ellsy's double water proof central fine caps;
Coxe's ground edge caps. -
Shot and bullet pouches. powder tasks OF oil
sizes, game bags, &C., also superior powder.
l have on hsud, and AMI constantly making
rifles or all sizes, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid to putting up globe
and Telescope rifles.
Gua makers materials er sale.
C.GOVE3
N. B. As much has been said through thf
Eunpesa Journals sbdat the extraordinary
range and accuracy Of ritss used in the French
army. and tAosght by ssne to be far superior q
any mad. IN the United States. To persons
hahiax sscA views ard Sanaiag rifles for Ion.
ger sunees, bcg issvs - say that am redy
70 furnish thsm With r1ss equal in power asd
accuracy to rifles made IN any country. ffthere
are any doubling n,aIs, wish them to come
forward and be convinced by practical de~oa-
strations.
~ r c. COVE.
Caurc,l p,uN. Seui 18th s54 no5l If.
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COUN N GIL BL u f FS
NEBRASKA FERRY!

TN view of the importance Of making good
i road 70 the river, ADovE NIGH wArKx. and the
permane nj establishment ofa
STEAM FERRY.
the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pauy" was organised last Summer under the
general incorporation law of the State, thereby
auitiDg sufficient capital for these purposes.
And the company now have the. pleasure OF
announcing that the road is built, according to
the survey and an of Col. Curtis. } and sscures
uninterrupted access to the Ferry, and makes IL
the best and nssrest landing for the River Pack
cts, high or low water.
And that their new v,sTEAMFERRY BOAT
NJ - ]" II % NJ =
or ample power and dimsnsisns to clear the
track from day TO day, 10 NOW here, ready 70
commence crossing Immediately At the opening
Of Spring.
This Ferry 10 due West of town, and In sigh
and travellers up the Platte Valley will 61d thi
the only direct route
CAsyoss sAsA be reasonable and ssifsrm.
E. LOWE, Pres.
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ARE eagaqs1 Il tAs bssiasss - buying and
ssalins Land Was1sats, and enfsring Lands IN
~ Ceaacil Bisf Land District Their aT-
ranGsnsss ~ saAssisG Lasds Or estelers and
eahssA o. . credit Of one, tvo. q thrse years
- ~ ds1cieat. AID tAey VIM b Psepared
q IL tianes - al III osAers q ~ dAnge6A
n isyesGigettae q kan4 Tiesss. r.yneae o.
- G1pa .6hist ~ l1slstst md N easiasaa
eWoS1sA M - land alfcs at this 49, en-
49, f. 49, Vm n1 tsly teAss9se =. I.
!. - = 1l .sl
IL, 561|esie. M 1Gss1sds 8 he bsA Ps,sA,
lss sstsslisa.
Exchange on st. Loa,s and the Eastern cities
bought and sold Interest paid on deposites
~ per sgreenent:
Our attention will also be given to tho pur-
chase and sale Of Towa Lets in Omaha ity,
Balsview, and Winter Quarters, Nebraska Ter
ritory.
References-L. w. Babbitt anl DR.. &.
L>we, Register and Receiver Of the Land Once
at Council Bluffs, and Col, T. A. Walker and
P. n. Cassady, Register aud Receiver at Fort
Dssmoiass, or any Of the business men Of ei'
ther place.
OFFICE on Broadway, West Room Of the
Pacific hotel. nearly oppoaite tbs Land Othce.
Council Bluffs, Oct. "a, l654-n0-iy
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
PINE LUMBER.

rTyffE Subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Pottawattamie aRd adr~iu-
ing cou mites, that he has opened . large PINE
LUMBER YARD tn Council Bluffs City, and
is In receipt Of lumber regularly and viii
keep constantly on hand large aud we'll selec
ted stock Of pins ismber from inch TO inch
aiso-plne siding. and worked flooring. Pin.
shingles and lsth, sash, biiads, deors, &c; al
of which will seiiiow fer cash.
JOHN KELLER.
Csxncii BlaGs City. Oct. II. l652--25-u
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Sergeant Bluffs Commission Store
YHE Proprietor would say to the Public
that he has iost recsived we'll selected
stock Of Dry Goods, 6rsceries, bTugs, Medi-
clues, znd Indian Notions that he oilers 70 sell
low for cash. fars, or peltries.
He il prepared to receive any goods that may
h. sant to his care f. immediate sale or reship-
m. at. promisi.x due promptness Rsferis
Wa n. Robbins, DubuQue, Iowa.
Mordscai Msblia,
Mcmahon l. Williams, Council Bluff;
Stutsman Donnel,
s.rgeaut Bluffs, Oct- 18th, 1854. 5-tf
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CALIFORNIA GUIDES.

~ distinct aud nGfte~lar description Of the
road to California made " end from tAeeuthors
personal observation. md - copies ffsn The
Mormon Gnide. with full directions for An out
kt. and various other necessary instruction sd
advice. This Is good, correct, AID Beat arti-
ele, and may be ssat by nail. free Of postage.
to The pslrshaasr, for 50 cents. They may -
lad at the Post O66ce.
E.JOHNSON, Agent.
Co peil DossG1 1City, Jun. l. t06A-17S1 -
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
sCIS O r 8 .
Nc brain was rack'd for thoughts collected here
Whsss scissors hold slone their sHAaP caxesr.

!
@Theye has been railroad suspen-
sion bridge lately erected over the Mag.
ara rivers; it is said to be capable of sus-
tanning weight Of 900 tons.
OF Mr.-do you-keep-anything-
good to ia ke-here ?
Yes, We have excellent cold water
the best thing in the world s5
well, know it., was the reply, 'thers
is no one-thing done SO much for
navigation as that. And even as bev.,
erage. it's capital, mixed with q little
brandy
@ Sir you shall hear from me, said
{. low with laundering voice and
chimney back frown, to an editor who had
published something he construed as too
hard npon his party: you shall hear from
me aud he shook his finger Significantly.
That's right, dew, said Jonathan. bowing
politely; write occasionally. and let US
know how you're getting along.
r Father. did you ever Lave another
wife besides mother? :.
No. my boy; what possesses you to ask
such question
Because saw in the old family bible
where you married Anna DomiDy, 1888;
and that isn't mother, for her name is Sally
Smith.
or A well known penurious character
invited friend to dinner, and provided
two mutton chops. Onremoying the COW
er, he said, My friend, you see your din
ner; which his friend Immediately with
his knife and fork took to himself, remark
ing; l only wish | could see yours.
H A windy orator in the New York
Legislature. after lengthy effort stopped
tor drink of water.
4 rise,' said Bloss, 'to point of order
Everybody started, in wonder what the
| point Of order was.
What is it 2 said the speaker.
Il think, SIR said Bloss, 1T is out OF or.
for windmill to 60 by water
i OPENING OF THE PANAMA RAIL ROAD
The formal opening Of the Panama tRail-
road took place on the 18th ult. It was
celebrated by party that went out from
this city, in the steamer George Law.
i There we're great numbers Of eminent
men from the United States, and Central
AmsEica, IS veil as foreign officials, pres
Il ent on the occasion, after psrtaking Of .
j sumptuous banquet, delivering speeches.
: Ac., the party made the transit IN 4 hours
and half. including stoppages.
/ The FIRST locomotive made the passage
from oesan to ocean the eth Of January
Iooaseyise the Chief Eogineer Col. Tsttsa.
and the g0eseral Superintendant. 1hs
d passengers 70, and from Cai6elnia pass-
k4ad thaonah ea the 3Qth; sineeaYAaqhstias
.fthescsdAad beaaqpsaA iss.gnls Es-
Ivaea ;str1as -. 45asd 9ae@I.sis1s. D.
EheseelsAsstiea teok PaasaA&0ei -
~ liha, ssAd. qaaz iAs cea1sseea = Ga
sl grsA4al GAesoasissss. aaa the janelo
= 6tAl t1asyslsge4(lhs cbaeuss 81 ~
RE 0saad, a1nsttvsnty -aegaA Amosetp2
| Aspiasall1Ths Hesnoa- 7
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

SARGEANT H{EB1 1AsNE1RA1KAE
DORAW1anA ~ - ~ lnbliA. TT
N,6SsSka. OskAF Aaa Cal1lssals, sD1 III 6hs
road l. ss~ be.ag bridesd from Fort Dodge
West to the ferry at Sergeant Blufs. and they
pledge themselves to do their utmost to give
general satisfaction to .he travelling public that
call al their ferry. The route to Utah and Cali
fornia is up the South side OF the Running Wa
ter to the head, thence across the ridge ffteen
miles, TO Fort Laramie, distance frsm Sergeant
Bluffs to Fort Laramie OF about $50 miles.
Sergeant Bluffs, Oct. Is, lo54s-n7-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

N@SPsM8 uWDW power IN vain unkol&
Its rosy cAaxns-when I am old.
When am old, sail not care
To deck with flowers my faded hair;
Twill be no vain desire of mine,
In rich and costly dress to shine;
Bright jewels and the brightest gold
Will charm me naught-when ann old.
When | am old, my friends will be
Old and infirm, and bowed-like me:
Or elses their bodies meath the sod,
Their spirits dwelling safe with God, D
The old church bell will long have tolled
Above their rest-When am old.
When am old, I'd rather bend
Ihls sadly O'er each buried friend,
Then see them lose the earnest truth
That marks the friendship of our youth;
Twill be so sad to have them cold,
Or strange to me--When ON old. 't
When am old-oh, how it seems
Like the wild luBacy Of dreams,
To picture in prophetic rhyme,
That dim. far distant, shadowy time,
So distant that it seems o'er bold
Even to say-"when / am old n'
When am old-perhaps ere then
| shall be missed from the haunts Of man;
Perhaps my dwelling will be found
Beneath the green and quiet mound;
My name by stranger hands enrolled
Among the dead-ere | am old.
Ere am old?-that time is now,
For youth sits lightly on my brow;
Ny limbs are firm, and strong, and free,
Life has q thousand charms for me
Charms that long their influence hold
Within nay heart--ere am old.
Ere ana old-oh, let me give
Ny life to learning how TO live;
Then shall meet, with willing heart,
An early summons to depart,
Or find my heightened days consolsd 81
BY Gods sweet peace-when am old.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
NBBR ASK A
IL OPEN HOa 9E"lEMENT

AlOW is the time for selecting good
III claims, town sites, and mill lprivil-
iges. Let every man get horse aud make
hsas. y. = Lewis can fn1uish you, o. any
OF Sadd. e, Harness, Brides, H.leers, xad n
fact .aything in that llne Of outfit. Dontfor'
ge,t be place. Soosh side Broadway, near Snow,
auction roon. His stock is Of the 6rst quality
aad everything u warranted to givs satisfac
tion, 3k H. ...
Every variety Of improved Spsuisk saddlss
and at prices low.--Rsn ~
see. every body Gvsag esne.
s''1-* - '+s@ J.B LEWIS.
Coaneil Rla1s, Jsne, 30ah J., 1854 54.-13l--tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
TO THE PUBLLC..

THIS is to inform the public that the old
] and wen known ferry at Winter Quar-
tcrs, is again in successful opper alton. and
thst We the subscrsbcrs will bs constantly in
naAiness to eross all xha may come, In dOu-'
BILE quick time. Expeneaoed md aa0opane-
dating b0atpsp yill b ,s9plsyfd. (Qf lhe
purpose OF chs fsKy. - hrdst the MINOR
I'd eonrlbto1 ADAoll06 M ~ ~ tosAS
4s psAlteE A>.su. seFl lts..asess'
Quarters, sHs {er5y VIII b kpoyn RY the
designation of the Florence and Iowa Ferry.
- ALDEN L HOWE.
Oct. 10Th 1854. n5-u..
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

RkCNAED II. YOUNG.
Late C~amissaSner Of the Generai
LAND OFFICE,
UTAvING eps.eA :. Agency ofiee in Wash
;,gton Civ. will devote his attention to the
...-,,,-eaent Of efhsyolueissary. Invalid. and half
r.. psnsions, aud Bounty LAs4 Warrants; and
~. n.oeeeation Of claims gsneraliy before
C.-~sss and the Executive Departments Of the
GoysrumesI He will attend especially to all
els;m. Affecting The titles 70 land. contested
prt-e.pp.ion ea.@s. &e,. aud to .'i eas.ns 70, "
with Mexico, back pay extra 2&y. DC
Iet,ers addressed 10 Richard H. Young
Wellington city. pest pad, viii rees,re f.es'i''
sslenkiea. niSsnAnp -
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
SELECT POETRY.
when I am Old.
~ O.. i. D1lEGs~

When am old-and oh, how seon
Will LIES sweet morning yield to noon,
And moons broad, fervid earnest light,
Be shroudsd IN The solemn nighk
Til like story well nigh told,
Will seem my Me-whsn am old.
VIZ I - VA. this brsezy sarfA
In seeo ~ ne II yoiGn a. sMirtlfs -
r. eyDno vii haGe - nn1mstn1e
b5s.l 4 Win untold sa =
lts rosy cAarnS-when I am old.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Mrs. C. Arm0r.

xAxlSIHNG to continue the bsssneas OF her
late husbsnd, would respectfully INFORM
ths ei,isen, Of this city. and the tsevelhHg com
,a.n,sv .k.s she vslf b psePsreA I . furnish
,h.m IN Iosrd 81 lodglass - shs ms:t ss,'
..a.bls terms a the. Cay Ho.sl, on x'oa's ";,s
.Bro.dv.y. Her s.hss ~sfI b ssss'ss'A '''n
81 '"s 0wkaLOT-E AaAOR. I
rsr.,~eu WvNh 49,. 1dh, 0A>soA1>-0. a
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
Greene, Weare L Benton,
DaAkers, Dealers In Exchange and
Land Agents,

Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
NOTES and Bills collected and re3itted to
IN any part of the United ScsSes
Money received on deposit, and interest al
lowed. t..txsssi
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished 10 sums
to ssit parchasers. go
knd Office funds pa ID for Currency or biils
Of Exchanges.
Loans effected on good security. 81
Taxes paid, ii Ties examined, and Real Estate
bou sht and sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers and time given 10
payment.
Office opposite Pacific House, in west lever
rsom Of Land Office b.
REFERENCES.
F. s. Jesup I Co., Bankers, Dubuque,
W r Rarnev r Ca. [ Iowa.
Ccck . Dosfent, Bankers, Davespost, lssA
Oulber<SsG R1.s, baakess, ls~>Eity,A ,Aossas
nsspass I'D, Asw Iast Gsy.sd ~ @x..sss4
KataAs7v RaGaes 4 1ssaas 6pnkas' aNsMl
s.lGaek. 9iXi &tia, ! Co, : w.sassstse,D. 81 sc, ..
Hon. CkAe. Masoh, Csas Z FsAAts, wan
He.. A.C, Oslse, So. 8, B.Assee, ,!o.ss
- G.sW. JosuA q a~Dun4A 0enS
@kJo.aanaiE01NAif IoainpA An6ss
Iowa E&wgg. igAs3sssd 4 nj t-~gsgssss- Ssss
Council Blu6s, Iowa, Nev. 14th. 1854. nl5
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C.. e. STONE. :.
Attorney and cosaseiser al Law and sou
citor in chancery
n,..,n, attention to aii bssiness
~ 49, A...sssd ta his care, in either the oah or
-. I.a;ci.i District. or in The State. ,p,.~
o.. on Bread WY St. city OF Coaneh n.. D'a"'
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13
ATTENTION! 4 ssI[!!tfsS !! n !! |, Ht6hsk!A |! 9 Z!

NJIEUUUN SkJ IIknS lM 9EbuASkH.
HNAE s6HME 2AL AAkIONrruns Dgsiar-
" bs,wesn CopnciI Rtq6 sad Onahe City.
Thero nsed be - tsar * detjssssn - the Boat
10 u ea,m1A trsaAassafag stssk. trau,ssss 6sst
With aseam pp,aad rsedy Grew. /. /,
CO.. "a existastl, Mis- .iSkh} 20 4tjsl
F0y.l 1ssafot Nsbsssand 81. 9 IA ~
s,.e~-,. ..~9, Eaa1 ~ Ses9klfs1fl s9ls1ls,:
= N0lIf8 sssksEs xs1Ea'79ss Il
rs hereby givsa I'LL = s21oVt seIAe,
j Notes, and aoe(pnts viii ny aUae i. n.
6aokaef this ~ity With w6sm all ta111 ~
.asaks i0modiate settle0oat.
w. cLANoEY.
eesasslsvt1b, iAjl1, -. e ~,o-3a.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

JOSEPH L, SHAKP,
/. .~o.xuxaAxp CoUxsELko1 Al. AAAn:
- Glenvood. Malls sosaty. !osH: sss
s.,..d - an business IN tbs'S0 Sso'es.s =.
D;.,r;et entrusted to his ea!e, ps ~.
si,o sttend - basinsss - - ssse
ssart d, ,hn Stase. Cd ss-e - - - :
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-13

CUGARS, teas, Jaw ,-.ad no coffee, groun'
y pepper. spice, g:nge., yeast powders, &c.
Jau. I9, "a. FOORHlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
LEWIS EDWARDS, Esq, Washington"

When Madame TAGLIoNI Quilted st Petersburg
abe left pair of slippers at the hotel. The land
lord soon made his good fortune known, and so,
100, and even 200 roubes 500 were freely offered
for the forgotten slippers The landlord, however
hnding the public enthusiast increase as he raised
his demands, peremptorily refused to part with the
slippers under 1000 roubles (&l00) This sum be.
Ing rather more than any individual appeared will
ling to give, thirtyve persons dubbed together and
purchased the slippers. They wanted to know
whatto do with them. After many suggestions, none
OF which gave general satisfaction, it was proposed
by one OF the spectators, more enthusiastic and
original than his fellows that they should eat them
The landlord ofthe hotel pronounced the idea 10 be
excellent and proposed to make fricasee of them
which was accordingly DONE and the thirty six en-
thusasts, with the lecturer their guest did acu
ally eat TAGLIoNIs slippers, and washed them dow,
In bumpers of champagne in which they dru nix Il
the health of the charming dauseuse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
Ia "a EsNh
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
FARE ONLY 81.

THE Public are hereby informed that the
Il comfortable Steamer MARYLAND Captain
CHARLES Z. MITCHELL, having been entirely re-
htted enlarged and improved In every respect Ia
now on the route between Richmond and Baltimore
once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond BY the Morning Train ON aun-
day OF each week at CT o'clock A. NJ, and reach al
more in the course of the night thus securing cen
nection with the different lines out of Baltimore the
following morning in any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon OF Wednesday of each week at O'Clock
r NJ, and arrive at Richmond, by special train al
an early hour nert erenfng
Fare in either direction, 81. Forward Cabin pas.
sengers same price. but with meals on board Of the
Steamer Maryland included.
Eate for first class psssen between Baltimore
aud Philadelphia, by the New Castle and French.
town line, ~ sc; for second class do 81 5e-mskins
the whole Fare from Richmond to Philadelphia. bs
this agreeable line. $3.50 only, for first ella
gers, and $3.50 for second esss do includns meaI.
Tor the latter On board of the Steamer Maryland.
For further particulars. or through Tickets, anplv
&C &C the oihce OF the Richmond Frederick burs and
J. B. WINSTON, Tickle, Agent.
Office X. r. 4 PR X Co
Richmond, Feb. &c, ,55. !
r.5-Fare to Plney Point, with privilege of rc-
fsrn at any time during the back season 81 oply
re 20 j. b. w. Ticket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
IXTANTED-IOO.OOO Dollars in ex-

W NTED-IO0.00 Dollars IN ex-
w ch.n,e for POLLARD's RHEUMATIC or
NERVE and BONE EMINENT, the greatest rem.
edy Of the age for Rheumsttsm; Neuraiei.; cprsns'
Cramps Numbness Frozen Limbs; Chilbistos; frost
ed Feet Chapped Hands and all diseases for winch
Linirne Mt would be applicable
This Liniment is alss highly SPOKEN OF py peIsohs
who have used it. remedy for horse kicks; CUT,
chaps; fstuls; &c. sc. Yield at once to its magic
power. ~ o.. 4,
Reers Adie GRAY Duval & Norton, w. r. Laid,
L. g. Thomas. and Druggists generally throughout
the city. Ie ~