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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
BANKS OF HEBniNos. An English
paper says: la April and June, all OF a

BANKS OF HEBniHos. ~ An English
paper says: la April and June, all OF a
snlden, lanumerable masses Of herings
appear m the Northern sea, forming " :,
banks, often thirty miles long and Ten
miles wide. Their depth has never been
satisfactorily aseer,ained, and their dense
ness may he jaiged by the fact that Ian.
e,s as.1 uarfocas thrust il, b@.ween them
sink ltoi and move not, but remain s,ani-
t.Yg nftie Dig!ieI int 'baads. hrrfings
also move IN A certain or1er Long be-
fore Their arrival, already their coming is
noticed ty the locks OF ssa-bir!s that
sa'ca them from on OF high, while sharks
are seen to sporl around them, and a
thick oily or shiny substance Is spread
over their columns, coloring the sea in
laytme, and shining with mild, mys-
teriops light in dark, sui night. The
sea-ape, the "monstrous chllnera' OF the
learned, precedes them, and IS hence by
fisherman called the king 81 hearings. -
Then are first seen single males, otea
three or four days III 'van.,e of the great
army: next follow the strongest, and
largest, aad after them enormous shoasl
countless lik. the sands OF the sea-shore
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

M,coaB c. BvsK.-rhe - uol.
Free Press warns the public from re.
cepiug the Bills OF the Maconb Go. Bank
|, says: The parties which have aeTs;o-
fore conducted i. have sold out and the
concern has passed into the possession
Of we scarcely know who. Its present
owners are no, residents Of this state
We have heard that It's chief nauaeel
lives in Toledo, and that he was the
manager OF a bank in :ha. city which ex-
ploded Il few months back It's eircula-
tion IS not in Michigan, bat chiefly III
Indiana, Illinois aud Wisconsin, some
sections ot which states, W have reliable
authority for saying, ar- literally docdrI !
with il.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

ssy> According to the Montreal Her.
aid Mr. Morrisons, Of La Chute, c.
+ has a COW only six years old, which
had fourteen calves all coming into the
world living At Two years old she pro,
daeed tree calves; Mt three years old
four calves at !our years old, one calf
at five years DID, two calves; aud now
IN her sixth year, four ealycs-in Al
fourteen caves ia four years, si,e be,nl
tYo years old before she had any.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
s.T- A man strikes me with a sword

and inficts wound. Suppose, instead
OF binding up the wound, / am showing it
10 everybody and after j, has been bound
up, am taking eff the banaage continual.
ly, and examining its depth and making
j, to tester, til. my limb becomes greatl
nfaned, and my general health is ma
terially affected IS there person in the
world who would not call me fool Now
such fool is he, who by dwelling upon
li,ile injuries, or insults, or provocations,
Gauss them TO agitnte and inf1ame his
MUD. How much better were i 10 pui
bandage over the wound, and never
look .. i again Jamisan
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
rs.sy~ We extract from an English pa

r- We extract from an English pa.
per the following racy advertisement, /,
which, considering II Is from young
lady, comes TO the polnt without that
lnvariab,c addenun to a feminine epis,lc
the p. S."
Wanted by young lady aged nas.
teen, OF pleasing countenaace, 60 ID figure
and agreeable manners, general iniofma- :
ton and varied Accomplishments, who
has studied everything. from the creation
TO crochet, a situation II tie tamiiy of a
gentleman. She will tsIte the head ot
the table, manage his household, seold
his servants, nurse his babes (when they
arrive check lis traIesm 3n's bills, ac.
company him to the theatre, cut tlc leaves
OF his new book. sew Oh his buttons,
warm his slippers, and generally MAKE
his miserable lite happy. Apply n the
frs, place by letter 10 Loals. C1ro.inc.
Linden Grove, ard afterwards 70 pspa
ipon tAe premises. Wedding ring NJ.
1, small No Irish need apply
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
From the X. l. Daay RsPabHcan.-
. Arrival of ths Atlantic.

INPoarArr FROM sEs2sroPoL--eaEAr
B.rrtE-rHEA ALLrEs e4tsfso seaoUNp.
NEwS Ycnx, June 10, 10 o,clock, "A. N.
The steamship A,lansic arrived At her
docksa. half pas, eigh, this morning. =
Her news is the most important since the
ba,,ls Of Alma. Tbs Allies have gained
three victories befsss Seba,opol, after
aesperate engsgemeass son the nights Of
22d and -e3d ul, tn French took and
retained an important position of defence.
Eigh, thousand wsrekdle,i aud wounded.
The Allies made more rapid advance
seized aud retained Russian line on
Tehensyan, the Russians retreating ,e
the hills. The Allies took Ke,ch and
command the sea Of Azof. !, France an
Ess.and dc.iinc fus,hcf conference a
Vienna. Hopes of peace prevail. y.
Consols for money are selling at 81
l.Aaa2 l-2. and for account at % l-S
Cotton exciting, there being an advanc,
of l-2 penny. Sales for the week wcrs
$50, 900 bales. Breadstuifs dull.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

.t.e Feor Man s Vii.

lie ,.asr. I..ai sssged a'assfteaaf / hts,
AID ..=asl - I'll ernb'snss H.;
Ma iss.at.s a. nat ne. isNe ! aht
&8sAs - sci ogf ret /; /, lavs;
twas tn q1ccnlie.t haaI hi al. lad, .2..I,
And t1!st vas Poor Man's Wife.
Cn, tat,;ite ye'l ;5iaS hsS tat wee, .'ite
hand ...-.. .a.
Could dare in fae baite oi LIE.
Ter heart il was iowiy as maiden's nigh he,
But hath climbed 10 heroic height,
And burned like shield in defence of M,
O. he sorest field of fight!
And 4 arsiil,s A. lir,, i laih of,ea flashed n1
In her eye, The good heart an. rare
Aud drank down he aalfrf eDr bt tsses' c4f
And taught tie hax ~ eae,
Her sweet eyes that suel, wtA 'Ae.r snie
sublime,
Msda 10 lock ac ard 1Eht ne 10 hea@s.
rkey have triimphei tns. asa aAtes y - many
s,laa,
Since taeir love to m5 Ii!a vas gssn;
Aad the m4.d-a. mse'S voice os the namAn1Y
Wiz.
stin brin.e tbe hsssea9 niger;
Fer j, rings ike the Voice # Goi o'er MY life;
Ave, b.a,iiag me el.mb Up higher
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

To ArPRExTIcEs.- ea'y way for
yonng man 70 prepare himself fof use
ruIness, is to denote hi,nssll to study
during his leasure hours. First BE- ladus-
trious in your business. Never conpioin
thar YOU are obliged TO work; 60 to it
with cheerfulness, and it will become q
habit that will make you respected by
your employers and the community
Make i. yenr business 10 see and promote
has interest by taking care Of his, you
will learn TO take care Of your own. =
Second attend to your studies. Few ap-
prentices can complain Of harder master
than Benjamin Franklin had, We, Benia-
min Franklin laid the foundation for great
ness while an apprentice. Success de-
pends not upon The amount OF leisure you
have, but upon the manner in which it is
improved.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

WHAT ARE WE oaIsG TO. lie
common counei! ol Albany has i, se.s
an ordinance imposing Il iiae ef $40 Tor
each case waeFe marta! music is PLAYED
BY band accompanying funerals -.
Sunday
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

- Nothing IS more a-yerliag than
u see nen whom ~ have wsll-sTona-
ds' oas@tnn %. Affect coatenp. ity u.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

KNOW NorHIsss Is Sry foRx.-By
the address of the President oi the know
notainr State Coan,i of New York ws
learn that there ars los on taoasased ohc
hundred and sixty Couais q tin' sfI,'r
IN the State the number ll4,iat alefeastd
at the rapid rate II ~ tatatf"d >aen
February last. From II, ycsafn,, HG'
complete, the Ptesideai estimnaeS The
nu nher Of menber5 ID tie STATE At ne
buu!ted ani seyenty-e ght thousand. -
Befks County Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

ssJ~ A singular case has jus, been
deciccd by the Circuit Cour, Of Frankfort
Ky. Some time ago man was tried
by two justices for petty larceny, who af-
ter consulting the constable in the dis
trict as TO their power in the case. order
ed him TO receive ten lashes. The SEN
tence was carried into execution, notwi,h-
standirg the imPloraton Of the wife 'oI
the accused. He brough, sui. for DANA.
ges in the Franklin Circuit, Court on the
ground .ha. the justices exceeded ,heil
jurisdiction, aud the jury returned a yer.
die, awarding damages in $500 $500
against the constable and one Of The jus.
tees, and $500 ageinst the other justice
---Dnb. Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

A Bic iuAr We were shown last
evening ty Mr. LMgt1a & ca Ex-
press, tae big lump 81 quartz and gold,
which WITS taken ogt at freuca Raginr,
aeaf Downisvilie, by Que Q thy ablait1gs
Smith family some t.,ee moaths tso.
TIE weight Of the lump. OF lst,c, toHI-
der, is Hiary SIX pounds troy. ! arEe
portion of Il IS quartz, Ia! 6 srn g'.r OF
gold IN il is estimate AT $40 nj1 1t
may BE- seen to day III A. as,,!t.ar-Aoase
Of James King Of Williams s o.. L Is
to be taken 10 tae nlat au coined, We
understand ii le~ as.4s -.1ta Gtt''
forura My l6
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
phy. of Tca

We like fun. his greet inss iu.
tnia.' Il i was to cone Ia thn' we
sloald vo,e t"r il with big ballot.
Fun! i i~ waa, keeps most oi rs
from rctt,uG -nur ---i' adjusts tie esr.
poise Of IL II inri.oNS ,ae ,irsA, o..s
the bones ru3.liss sIt BRAIN sets one
right wr"n hs ,ene'st@y - atpinrt way.
BlessuGs ga The mnn, gasncn. ta who
or VIA, us. lhai ,asruled lon. How
much has Il !oac, re,o'n IL vcu III.
sriI. Sns;A, RcawH, Jea't 81 sud the yesi
OF the folks See The man mha gets 10
fun nl,anI his san. What monster ---
what u "brute.r DARK, sour, gloon,,
sepuchral, cold Bah, Everybody avoids
him. And then woman who recoils
from or rcrulscs fun. Conscience and
rhe Crim~s, whs' y sarirg : Hes euat
tenance is palling cloud her voice as
of the bomb disposition cross be-
tween the las. ship OF lemons and a dem
rjhon Of salphuric acid. ugh! Turn
y,ur feet, your eye, your hand from her
Shes either spoiled in the making, grow
ing or keeping.
Fun. What would the world do with.
out il, Momus and Joe Miller forever
What sunshine and roses are TO Nature
So is Fun to man and woman.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

fsJ- Il is said hat a atn III tale, to
save time aud paper writes the name ei
his county thus Y {. Wva4'cH
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

IIapriSrss AND Missgny.-N Ne s.sx.a
10 be better acquainted with tic misRr,ps
than with the happiness oI life fhis1s
shadowed forth BY the fact thai Ii II
least the English language the words ~
express what Is good and pleasurahla h art
fewer. by great deal. than those Tor ,tv
bad and painful. We have colo,s to paint
every shade Of wiekedness and strokes
for every stage ot wa; IL, the cup b.
the b,ierest we can tell Of the very lees.
But 10 tell OF thu varying lights OF pleas.
ure, and al! the winning ways Of good
ness, we are wholly a! loss: and the
mos, we can say Of the CREATES, goodnes s.
is, that there is an unknown, idescriha
bic chcrm about it; the most wc can say
OF the highes, bliss. ,ha, it is unut,crablr
Dallas Poe.ics. ..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

NoonpAY TksIsas. Love, the tooth
acLe, saokc. a cough and a tight boot,
are things whish .annot possibly be kept
secret very long. Every woman IS in the
wrong until she cries, aud then she is in
the right in,antly. Il tragedy i, often
the safety valve Of lasaai.y. The maa
who lends an umbrella j. real philan-
thropls sacrificing himselffor the benefit
Of his species. There is craving IN
almost every mans breast for latsh-key
Every woman . mother has been heautl.
!ul ruurt
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

A Touou SIoar.--Dave Cous.aeles
says there is one advantage about old
fashioned irigates, they drag 50 much
dead water behind, iha, if a nan falls
overheard On Monday. you need no, stop
till Friday to pick hlm up again. He
never gets beyond few yards from the
stern post. La confirmation OF this opin-
ion, he refers US TO well known enecdote
connected with Captain Pompous Of the
frigate "Wash Tub. One evening, while
running up the Mediterranean under 4
one horse breeze, pompous came on deck
jus. before sunlown, and entered Into the
following conversation with Mr.. Smile,
the first lieutenant.
Il heard hitlc nose on deck JUS,
now, Mr.. Smile. svha, was the cause
OF il r
~ man fell from tie fore yard, Sir. :"
Without saying another word, Captain
Pompou5 returned 10 the cabin, and was
not seen again Until next morning after
breakfast when he once mere refreshed
the deck with his eprssence, anl catered
into conversation with the first lieutenant.
i tllnk YSu told me. VII. SmiIe, tlat
a man fell overheard from the fore yard,
last evening
Il did, Sir
"Have yoy picked INN up jet -
@No, Sir"
"well you had better DO it sone time
during the morning, or the poor devil viii
begin to starve.
The lleutenan, obeyed oeders, lowered
boa. about noon, aud found the gentle
man who had disappeared from the fore
yard but eighteen inches further as.err
| than he was fourteen hours before Tie
was lying on his back, fast asleep.
We got this from an EYE witness.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

This will give us news from the Atlantic
cities in from eight TO ten days in sad-
vance OF the mails. But even il only
three or four days, time is gained by this
arrangement. il will be 0! incalculable
service 10 our community. Ea3 =~ztaA
The Telegraph is now completed from
Vera Curz through the city Of Mexico 10
Leon, on the way 10 San Bias, Colonel
Stewart, who Is tAs proprietor Of the Ane
has recently returned to Mexico from
the United States, and is now at work
extending the llne of telegraph from Lcs
on TO Manzanillo, distance Of no, more
Than one hundred and sixty or one .hund-
red and eighty miles. I, will be conn.,
pleted in few months, and then there
will be instant communication between
Vera Cruz (only three days ds,an, from
New Dsiasnx ai,as Manzaniilo, only
five days from San Francisco reducing
the time from city to city to only eigh,
9n!s-" gam " fourteen or s'A'esh oays
on the time now made between the two
places. 1t is difficult to over-estlmate
tie value Of such dispatch, TO, only to
the press, and through i, to the reading
community IL 'a'sT' out 10 BUSINESS men
Oh o''" s'ees OF the continent. we re-
co'''hehu MI Doyle enterprise 10 the
neai'y support O. cur c'''zehs. lie mas
''si'si 'o' S''"s''"'e Ill .hcN'oo IS ~
"''''"' VII" 'oe country 'he iahsaa9e
anu Toe i'ao''S OF '''e people, anu pos6's'
sFS she energy necessary 70 carry oa' MS
p''''
Az AsreporE OF CALVIN. The late
Albert Ga'alin. President of the His,or-
cal Society, related the lollov ing ancc-
dote to the Hon. Cuban G. Verplanck
from whom we get it Several years ago
number of Calyiu's letters were iouud
among the archives of Genera, me oI
which, relating to his domestic affairs
cyb,hited curious picture of the daily
life Of this gfea, Pgesbyser. snl lllns.ra'
ted s,rhlagly his peculiar habits and
temper. tn scaling letter to the syn-
dies, or magistrates oi GeneFa, he eom,
plains thai they have filed his ce'erw,'t
WINE ot roor qoail y. 4 dont Keep op"f
hoase he says. nor ao entertain man.
guests al my taCr. amt tbcriofc tie
4utnttty You have seat me disp'e1ses m'
as well as tie quality. wish, therefore
you would lake i away, aud place
With Something h. c.t. e!sits i :. Q
want nu:f, mere p-eao19 4'r-ray Q 81
use IN thai Of ny family #H" earr
ques. barrels q about toty gallons
each. say four OF tive, will t. sushctn
for rae, once quarter.
| We are afraid the freshytcr
'nis oeAIufy nave e'e'i ''e'i'eaS'oo ~ '"'N
s''dets' - nea s4'a'' - - ' '
i-a'hef ana lawn SA'f = -. 'SS'
How II GROW rIsr GaApEs. As so1r
as the grapes are all formed, let To. NOR
Than one or two shoots grow, and the.
sh, rever You want them as runner. -
Let all others be nipPed oil as taey ap
pear. I, viii be necessary to GO over tn
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

taG BRITISH LJ05sts ~ Ia rTLE.--
\ pssliane4ary retaa ius, paiAl.shed
gives some particulars regarding the kill
eyI and wouaIrd ~ tie Blush Army III
the tFnnea lace tae eaeement Ot
;tr ;-!@:.',a,ge. Ia there we're
killed | 5fiitefs,s sn.tsslo,scd
affi ,efs AL lfftns asfjitrfrso
cl; ery. I, aep-coinr4 'iiilrrs. aad
s. n,ee. "a the 6 I Ai4acfs
Rerai t.n,iae.rs) Il ii IN
~ the tnilatrv oI ofinefs, o. sergeaats.
ami 1000 meH, and j officers OF estaff
--maaiu. 4 total OF killed OF all ranks.
TAa total number d wounded was
4ll6 VIZ in the cavalry p officers, III
serueants, and lSl men; IN the artillery,
9 office $, 10 sergean.s, and li9 tnen, in
the engineers, officers, sergeant, and
, men. IN the inIanta, lS6 officers, 2.}6
sasg-an ), aud 3695 men, gethar With
y officers Of the staa, OF the "a officers
vi all arms of The service thus wounded,
90 died in consequence Of injuries recaiv-
ed. The number OF horses killed during
the campaign, was 3Sl, while those who
died from other causes. .araoatted to "a
81
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NO. p

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4 Clar.tSrr w Nhenercs sou neat
man vic Ii.,'.a 70 SPEAK ia pualae ag.
>embIT, ssy thai he i. called upon ai;a.
rethor unexpectedly. that he Is oI'ireiy
unprepared, | at tha, having lren nsgca
10 make some remarks. i.e viii addfrge Il
lew words, lew words only, te ne sas.
or sesrccsable asscutaagp present. s,v.
Frcss'se N TIE 5rfgd'rst r ss;Ye ~eatsf
ot hi views of lie sltitst, before III,
mcrilng --~aen you Lear n alaa ieE.fr
a. eSordium 10 ,ats eiFece, III. NJ. -,
ha' and dcparl as quickly as.Is,sa,hle. ~
make up yoo- mind 10 be bored hyyhrs-
n'ar sci sPcest which w.ll ias. jfJm IT,.
Aocs to ihree. a3sard.n. 10 Lac sstsa-:s
o' the lungs oi the oral1f tnrs called ~.
Oh. When q man rises, If IL hrs IN,
tang 10 say. 70 oarl.t t, say It wisfot {
prefer II tkeass I - leaiiy has n.'''
ing TO say, common Eoursiy henrssg H.
lqures hlm TO Ill down.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

i su ) 40 DsA 49,, iil patss,ns, aff
/ Bursas. eabboards, tin safes. chaira, lounges,
matrassss, stands, &C., &c. -
/ s10e se6A and hsseiry stoves, all patterns and
100 kegs Nails. assorted.
sBo6n, window.ssxh, blinds. paints oil. &c.
10 O rs n Nd SHOES.
We hsvs aizty e1sei 90 sorts asd patterns
And every thing elsa that may be fosnA In stores
this sids a D. .Aotfs. Our heavy loss. by FIRE
and tn 1ailass of - uasy business houses
throssAngt - staees. havs aAsavs to usthe ne.
csssity s1 ecing pay. Down basisess. There
fore, ~ Elvs adopted tAs pay down business.
and b. tAiaSneass ~ hope . oAar such induce
ments to those tha. wish to PAY down for goods
that they win surely Uorchsse.
Dy doing this kind q business, we are not
subject to loss, by bsh debts md others losses,
which surely follows after cgsditing, We do
NOT pretend 70 say q Nebraska City and Omaha
City does. that ours Is THE Sises q iseset yoss
ras4. bstw We DO say We siii giss yea nofe
goods tor your money, than any other house
Cali and examine--no troubis to show goods.
Remember ths sign Of the Cheap Cash Store,
~ We bay dry hides, furs, peltries, corn,
wheat, oats, bacon, pork, wsx, tai;o~, &c. &c !,
AZ nlenest prices. July 81, y5n2lm3
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CITY Lots For Sale!

4 FEW choice Lots FOR sale In johnson .
N addition to Coanel Riufs--a most bieA
beautiful. eligible aud slightly aitusiiou in The
upper porticn Of the city. ihamsdia.ely, ada
eess TO TIN Public Gsndss of Terry 4 Co
long sernais unsold, % let tAose who vlsh q
reside ID ~ snsst tsauet56l and rssnaatic part
Of lhe city, s4csrs lot - osess. eAis rs1ssa-
able. and terms cash down. A uaY md plass
may Be- seen 1t the past Office.
J. 3. E.-JOHNsON, Agsut. I
Council Bluffs. april II, '55. s1ou s3H
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Per sale st q ,Barxsh!

A qna.tee ssetteu cf me bottom land, lying
"A WiAin losr miles Of this city. oAiass p
quarter section Of hard wood timber. In -
net been cailed or cut from, shout Miles issnl
ecity; also. = quarter sse Of land, Tying D.
rectly upon the road travelled north. and sbess
xiles from the city. together with several
other snsallss tracts Of land, ssd s numbss %
choice city lots, which can - purchased u hGr-
gains for cash down, If attended to immedistsiy
J. E. JOHNSON, Agent.
Cen acil Bluffs, may n, 1855 tv5nl0H
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0oH4 klloUo3lN III 49, - &sJ3syx y :
coanssssd % vid s.sl .'sas. s,s,'slly ,sssaSs e
to ,smiss4. !. :, -.s.s., .11i,
Emissaasa .frnishsd with ToPogr.Phisal' -
Maps and spryeYors. :.
Psr,iculars attention given 10 Ae making q
desirable and permanent investments for Aon,
residents, and in looming nonsy q me usual 'u
"a, a, our G ofice Win b. found accurate n.ps
from ibe IAnd Olscs Department, shewing the
timber. swamp 4 prairie land. course ofsereams'
roads, hluGs, 4c, &C., which We VIII taks pleas
u,s In showing to cur csstomsrs'
We viii, apon inquest, Obtain :. ns neY'..
,ers Of6ce. plais shaving the vacant land 'n
any tow ns.ip, aud cent them by ma u, upon re-
ceiviua the land, oflre fee OF oo cents, waicn
can be remi,ted us BY mail in snnpa.
Horace Everett, Of II above nrm, attorney
at Law, wid giye his pa5sicalar astsn,'oh 70 t's
inyestigation of titles an& the gsssrsi an uss o.
his profession, which can be attended 10 al his
office. c.
We refer to Lincoln CLARK, Dubuque 81
job PoxersSk Co, Moaisa, Ala Clssvsiano
Bros. Eew Orleans; Lucas l. Simonds, Dofoy
4 Bsrkedal,: ST. Louis; Caahser Mssropoiitaa
Bank N.vtiak; Joseph Whiissy & Os.. HOS
Ton: Ca4awp uadez. Walis,. Esq. ChuoessAe
Ohis; A. g Egg. Eaq, Wsstminsser' n.ry'sno
Geo r. HNG, ESQ. sShanandoah Cos
Aur. g. sS5. vonzou
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

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,r@U~h The andsrsisssd havs now =
the course Of preparations, Shsev~
Steamboat Directory ~ kieA 1iu
bs DHsd In October sext the book viH esa
|tiia over TWO handred pages. ihastrate6 - de
best style, and neatly bound ip darsbls us..
Der. Il viii b one Of the most n,srs,tins
vsrks ever Psbiishsd, and 4ilt 10 : oook thnS
will be inter listing 70 sll claaass Of peopl,.--
The Steambost Director viii oontain a /. eo~-
plets Int and descriptions Of aii svhS Steambo.ts
adeat in the vssssa and sosthsrs was@rsL -
The lsagth. model speed, power and toassgs
of sSch bost. where asd By vhsm buiis. S.
usue 81 ~ Asss, wssA Ne itSjs ~ 6 3. Al.
70, ihs nsgs - - eAptains1 and ,sGssh. h.s
I age, Ac., Dc, The Dirsctoy will esstais .
history " StsAh bdass snd 5esamboasinr on
ths VsakssA uaaers, soDes ~ sppaie6ttct az
staam ,also.a sketch ef H. asse 6eas Ssiis e.
the 0hie river, with the name sf N hsiIder.
cosaa 3sdes sad owner. = i9%F'ss a7''p
TIE River Dirsetssy VIII .ssntzinsa ahyt ere
description Of all the Stekmhost Diaeaear, th.x
have occurred on the wesesI u and sopihasn Va
terss tsaatifally uiustfxtsd. VIII ! lise of III
thoee vss have pssish>d by shsik basatse, Jsiik,
INK and exploding. on ths yss,rss ssd DersL.
srn waters. The Directory WIN contsjn 9aps
Of ~ Ohio, 1isst1appi A(S1pssi. IND 80 ~,
kaasaa. Whits, Red. Nsachha. lxesst. "a -.
sr rivers, with the tovas and eitiDe la1 asvs.;
csssset 'diitadess; $50, mady sessf ~ y -
cossnsrsnt i1s0g e Is1nssttU ~ r.
lsrgs. The book viii eontaia ~ oasl2 -
various o. 8; Z q. se.ss. xieA - sRsls' 'tksy
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