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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12


The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timors Sun furnishes the following fact in
reference to postmastcrs:
81 have already stated tn, in spite OF the
increased expenses OF the increased useful
ness Of the Post Office Department, such il
the rigid economy with which it is being
managed, that with the increased revenue
from postage It Is expected that in about four
years fren now, provided the same cconom-
icai administration Of the department be con-
tinued, tho revenue will cover the sKpendi-
ture. Since the 9TH Of March 1852, but ons
single defslcation hes occurred, lin the post
masters At Troy, but the sub-treasury not
being promptly Supplied, the whole amount
was recovered. and no less therefore was
sustained by the dspartment.) Considering
that there are about 81, 900 post Offices in the
Uaited States, the fact i certainly highly
ereditable, both to the administration It the
Post Office Department, and to the discrim-
inasion used in the appointment OF postnas.
ta9s."
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS,


4 ND those knowing themselves indebted TO
n " in particular. Many Of you are aware
that on the night of the llth of November, 1888,
We h.d our d orc destroyed by IRE, thereby To-
siag some 5000. and not one dollar insured
Aud yet We did not make pressing call upon
thoss that were indebted to US; on the contrary
We said to eur debtou pay If you eau, 1t not we
will sndsavor to get along until spring; believ
ing that the spring emigration would enable
The Farmers to sell their produce at good round
priess, add thereby b. able to pay up; but on
the opening Of spring. and the dow of Emigra-
tics, produce vas very low, farmers were disaP-
pointsd. and great nasy Of our debtors were
uaabls 70 pay. and stin We INDUCED But now
alas, on the nigh, Of the EAST inst We met with
The same tate, our storehouse and nearly all oui
Foods were lost. 1t Is true We have some insu
rsnos this time. but not enough to cover oui
iesses. Therefore We will not be able to re
sumo business this winter. bat viii give pArtic'
alas attention to collecting in what is o~ing, 50
that We can pay those We owe. Now TO those
that are indebted to u.s. come up to the mark
like good Christians. Settle with aud pay US
for you have been blessed with good crops this
season, aud you must certaioiy be able to pay "
this Fail asd Water, and by 50 doing yau viii
net Only prepare US to buy another stock, bu
greatly obii9s, Your friends,
STUTSMAN l. DONNELL.
OfIcs 1t Voorhis / Co.'S store,
C~urs,I UIrH. Nov 81 IS5l
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PAWNEE.


EDrroRs ONO CULTrvAroR - Some
have supposed that the water use d in irri-
CATION must be poured spoa the plant. or
made to overflow it, or ct least overflsw
the ground whereas. the water should
pas up through the soil by means Of cap
ilary attraction, thus supplying moisture
in natures own quantity. 1t is true that
showers are beneficial ON tho leaves oc-
casionlo; but the greater portion OF the
water soaks into the soil. to be returned
to the plant IS il needs it BY the capila
.y tubes.
have a piece Of ground of about two
acres on which have been making some
experiments the past season. having
stream Of water from . spring passing
through it, plowsd the ground (Which
was sodl in May last. into lands ten or
twelve feet wide. and four burrows deep,
by throwing each successive furrow en-
the top of the last, thus placing The sod at
she bottom and the mellow dirt on the top.
and breaking up near twenty inches deep.
By the way, think much Of CHS msde OF
subsoilIng. IS mine was oil done with one
pair Of small horses. The dead furrow. or
bitches between the different lands were
cleaned out with the hoe and were filled
with water 1t such intervals ~ it hasbas a
faund necessary during the summer Tor the
purpose of irrigation. The water wss per.
United to overflow Or run OF. but settled
into the soil. and Supplied Tie plants BY
capillary attraction.
The result has been very satisfactory.
All kinds Of roots are surprisingly large
anb beautiful and notwithstanding tie
season has been % dry that nearly IL the
gardens IN town he's beea ruiaed With the
drouth. - well - many trees killed, still
there are beets on these beds tnat will
measure over foot in circumference, and
nearly as loog. with :arrsta parsaips and
oth4a vegetables n prsport;on.
Our square bed Of strawberries, set in
hills eighteen inches apart, and trans
planted abou, the middle Of May We kept
an account Of besides what we're esie
from the vines aad destroyed BY the birds.
Some Of the berries measured three and
half inches in circumference.
From one bed that eontaissd nine
square rods. or one eighteenth Of N acre,
have been sold about $50 worth Of veg
esables during the summer. Bcssdss the
quality of the vegetables has not been
inferior TO the quantity. Vegetables
grown quickly, and without being retard-
ed by drouth. are far more healthy and
palatable.
II. G. BULxLKY.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
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& = =.
Os0N - Co. = - 1I I

~sksss 1gN1
Os0A oAloss = - 49,
19SnGAsogut ].
CsnA q $50 = - WsA = tAs1Ak -
|Csns Viii ,Asasta tAatan WIN ! - 49,
IN - sssas.
vVAen ~ 1swss bloom Wild e'u aAehsael
yseisislss
Al ~ swsllias wipls ssaty, blow sosl-
II a. fsss.
Gene, Oh eoas = IL ws& whsES ~ SUM
laasss light
Illanhss ~ Landscapes, ere Is sinks into
s1gAt;
Wss he soag Of tho warbler that sings u
~ grove,
b n anthem Of sweetness. the true voice Of
love.
Come, Oh come to the west where the pure
waters Gov.
From the clear cooling springs 70 the vslliss
| below;
whers the airs pure and sweet and the sky
/ bright and clear,
And the sun shines resplsndent throughout
the whole year.
Gone, Oh come 10 the west where the ssphyr'
Of spsing,
The choicest Of odors and sweetness doth
bring
From the flower scented lawns, wher the
wild roses bloc
An the bright fowery vallies, that's filed
with perfume.
Come, Oh come to the west, where the ricl
fertile soil,
Never fails to repay the laborers toll;
Where the poor may have plenty and sht
rich may increase,
A land of abundance, the empire of peace.
Come, Oh come TO the west, say why vii
! you stay,
Haste, hast from your bond age aud make nj
! delay;
! Here are lands for the poor, for the needy {
home,
Come come to the west, why will ye no
come.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TNHOSE indebted to the subscribers for lam
i Der will please to settle their aceount i'm
mediately, or they uil certainly haze cost i'd
ded. We have money to get along With
our business, and mean to collect outstanding
accounts on the shortest possible notice.
Hereafter, no person need send teams to the
mill for lumber unIess paid for before loading II
up, for we are determined to have cash down
for every foot we sell in future.
SO send along the cash II ysu want lumber
or YOUR teams will b sent back wtho IT it,
This We mean for everybody without exception
w. JEFFREYS l. co.
October 10th, 1654-n5.tf
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1854. 1856;
Spring Importation at the
1854


TIME undersigned take this method ofinfor-
ming their friends and customers, and
the public generally, that they are now In re-
ceipt Eat their large new and commodious store,
on Broadway Of one Of the largest aud most
extensive stocks Of Spring and Summer Goods,
that was ever brought to this city Our facili-
ties for purchasing are such, being in conaee-
ton with several business houses and the goods
oil being purchased at tho same time, by an
experienced buyer, expressly for this market,
from FIRST hand Manu- facturers and importers In
the cities of Boston, New York and philadei-
phia. y 80 purchasing, it enables as to sell
much cheaper than II purchased from the job.
eYs, and we aatter ourselves that We can sell
goods LITTLE CHEAPER THAN AsY HOUSE IN THE
WEST, AND WE rLEDoE OURSELVES TO DO 30.
Our Goods are all new and of late and deal
rabie STYLES, as our old stock was entirely
consumed by the late FIRE in this place. Gus
toners can rely on finding On entire new anS
one of the best stocks ever brought to this ct,>
to select from. We cordially invite all whs
visit the city to call aud examine our stocb
before purchasing else where, as you viii mud L
10 your interest to do so.
And we particularly call the attention OF
country merchants 10 our large stock Of Mer-
chandize, as we h.ve great inducements to o Her
you. We can accommodate the Farmer, the
Mechanic, or the Emigrant. with every thing
they may want for their comfort and convsn-
fence.
Our stock consists in part Of great variety
of Dry Goods Of French, English and Americ-
an Manufactures, such as: Bounet AMI Dress
Silks, Fine satin, silk and straw bonnets, para
sells. shades, ribbons, collars, cuffs, chmazitts,
vazits, gloves, hosiery, dress trimmings, jewel
| nv, Sc, &c. Great variety Of fashionable dress
goods Of all kinds broad cloths, cassimeres, aat-
| unetts, weeds, cottonade and fanneis. Boots.
| shoes, hats, caps. aud large LOT Of ready mad.
clothing Hardware. cutlery, queenswsre and
glasswa are, wines, liquors groceries and provts-
| ions Of oil kinds, saddLery aud leather, iros.
| nails and castings.
| A large Tot Of furniture of every kind. fisws
of the best approved patterns Of oil sizes
| We feel grateful TO our numerous irienos ans
customers for past patronage bestowed ano sns
solicit continuance.
| We wish you all to bear 10 mind that eur
| motto u nor TO ~ uNpEssoLD.
| TOJTLE 4 JACKSON.
rN.B. All kinds 81 msrotastabss produce
takea L. exchange for goso.~
Ca sid fsr t,sssv.x, dry hydss, tsrs and
s,s. oftha ELEPHANT. Bsoadwsy. Gsas-
ell H[uGb, Iowa. TOOTLE i JACKSON.
april Il, lss4-nl4a.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUB SCRIBE.
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GLASGOW, MISSOURI


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IMPORTANT TO ALL TAOsE OUT
OF EMPLOYMENT.
THE andersigaed VII. spsu The receipt d
one doll. giveefsll inslrpctioss Ii basisaae n
which any snS q ssdiSa eapaeiey - ozh6
from thrus to I've hupdrsk dollars PEI noo)A.
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RTRAY NOTICE,

Taken Up BY the undersigned in franklin
Township frenont County, Iowa, on thetl6th
day e December 1854. Ons Dlac& or supposed
= Be eleven years old, with little white In bis
faes, 10th hind fest white, with the points 81
his horns Of. marked with crop Of the left
eas God = under bit IN the right. No othsE
Aarks sr brands preeeiyabls. Appraised 70
4weaty dollsrs.
Jsn4 II. 1888. 30 As
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UNIVERSAL FAMILY y! MEDICINES.

UNIVERSAL fAM!l! MEulClNtS.
PIE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE
AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE, char
tered by the State Of Pennsylvania, April 9Th,
1859, mainly TO arrest the evils Of spurious nos
trums; also to supply the public with reliable
remedies, where the best medical advisers can.
not or will not be employed. having purchased
the invaluable remedy,
ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,
the first and sniy known for tvesty years, as
the certain cure for Fever and Agse. and 1T
kindred complaints. confidently rseonansnd II
70 the patron ags Of the s0istsd.
The above iostitutisn likewise rscsnmend
for Bowel Complaints.
ROWA1D'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
BLACKBERRY ROOT,
and in dec Ame will fafnish IL own remedy
It every dissass that can b safely treated Il
ibis way.
By esdss q ~ Trustees.
John /. ROWLAND. n. D.
President Q tn Univsssity. And Head ofth<
.'Aasnasssteal Dep4u@ent-
Hens Dispsaaa..sy c..Nc: A:a .
AlSo FOR sals By Z. Hons. Couneii HUI City
and at Johnson's store, Omsha City.
| ssSt ISL. 1854. --assi-ly.
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SARGEANT BLUFF NEBRASKA FERRY
COMPANY would say to the public that
y their ferry i being put in readiness .fos
the Spring Gmigsation TO the Northern part q
Nsbsssks, Utah And California, aad list th1
rnsd y neg bsssg bridgsd from Fort Dodge
West = ths fsSy at 6argsans Biu1s. and tAsy
pledge themselves to do their utmost q 9ivs
1sns1al ntisoDeaiea to tie trsveliag pa63e taai
ell q theis try. The route to Utnh au1 Cal'
fbmh 10 - - ssth side Of the Rspsiag We.
~ 70 IL - thencs aeross the ridge 1llsu
Utlee, . r. nronis, distances fse@ GneoDani
DIuGh % - Innoie Of shost $50 miles. :
Gsgsaas ~, Oct. IS. l654;-n7-6
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Not to 60 to bed when you are sleepy,
because il is not certain hour.
To buy horse from near relation, and
believe every word he says in praise Of the
animal be 10 DESTROYS to dispose Of.
To suppose that every one likes to hear
your child cry and YOU talk nonseass to it.
The perpetual struggle Of aGectation to
pass for an odity.
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whist is the dilerancs between Noah's
ark and one Of our river wood sc0ws?'
One vas hails Of gopher wood, and the
other to 90 for wood. ".
Tho shove Va got up = ~ West whore
f>4l Mi1R - sounon,
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Ix1iIIl1i + |fl:1 Z ~

eBOtVVS9OvSv0 UvOOOv8s0vO
TINE Philosophers Stone, whose touch
/ trahafes every thiag 10 gold. has been
found In the distant lands Of the Pacific snG
thousands havs made priAesly fortunes with its
uss-nany are eagerly psrsuine their way to
this desired hsvsn, AID will also make fortunes
and ~ cordially wish them every success, A
they Psss through our city, however, they
should supply themselves with oil needfui and
aseessasy articles fee the Plains, to satisfy hun
ger, shield from storms and cold, to make we'll
when sick, FOR drink when thirsty and rest
whom weary; and also nice something. a few
Injuries for the palate when far from the reach
Of the dainties Of civilized life,
G. VOORHIS Il CO.,
At the Old stand on the head of Broadway.
Madison street, 1t sign of the Mommoth A.
have just received per Steamer Genoa, com
plete and thorough stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, Tools
and Cutlery, Stationery, aud Ready Made
Clothing. aud finally everything that might be
req uired for both emigrants and citizens, for
Quitting or comforts a. home which will be-
sold ~ lew ~ can be purchased in this market.
Council Bluff city. April %, lss4,-ly
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Greene, Weare Il Benton,
Bankers, Dealers In Exchange aud
LaaH Agents,

kI00W hkG0s1s
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
NOTES and Bills collected and remitted to
~ any part OF the United States.
Money received On deposit, and interest al
lowed.
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished In sums
to suit purchasers.
Lasd Office funds pa id for Currency or Bills
of Exchange.
Loans effected on good security
Taxes paid, TILES examined aud Real Estate
bought and sold on Commission.
Lands entered 70 settlers aud time gwen 10
payment.
Office opposite Pacific House, in westil0wer
room Of Land Office.
REFERENCES.
F; S: Jesup L Co., Bankers DUBUQUE Ia,ua
w. J. Barney Co., Iowa
Cook & Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa
Culberton Reno, Bankers, Iowa CITY, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, New York City.
Ketehun, Rogers Bennett, Bankers Ne"
York City.
Seldom. Withers / Co., Washington, D. c.
Hon Chas. Mason, Como Patents, Wash
Hon. A. c. Dodge, S. e. S., Burligton, Iowa
G. w. Jones, I" Dubuque, Iowa
Jos. Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatinei
Iowa. -
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. l4th. 1854 Mo
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
rs hereby given that Dr.. ]. P. Mona
L HON, is my general agent for the set.
All persons moving themselves TO be indebted
by note or account will please call and settle the
same at their earliest convenience
June 9-n2S-u P. STILES.
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CRANBERRY VINES

CRANBERRY VINES.
GHE kind best known and adapted to all
[ kind. Of soil Is the Bell or Egg shaped
which can be rsia ed In any part Of the United
States. This variety has often been known
to produce two hundred bushels per acre. Cir
cuIars relating 10 the best modes Of culture,
prices Of plants, &C., will DO furnished gratis
and orders for plants will be received by
r. TROWBRIDGE,
New Haven, Conn,
or III. 4. TERRY.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Dec. q, 1854. n24tf
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
will pay : fsir price tqr 1e A:s4, ven
sayed enrdsn sod, both veGlk1nes anA eowsfs
II delivered soon and IN goa4 as4eE
=. a. TERRY.
Council Rluls, QscsmhsT NJ, iss&.-ass
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Sarecalt RIubs CennisBi0i Star

SoFeealt Bluffs Cenni1Di0l Stare
FHk Proprietor would cay 70 the Public
] that hs has just received we'll selected
stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries. Drugs, Medi.
sines, and Indian Notions, that hs s6ers TO sell
low for cal. furs, or peltriss.
He 10 prepared 10 receive any goods that may
Be sent 70 sis care for Immediate sale o. reship-
nr ut, promising due promptnsss. Refer 10
Wm. H. Robbins, Dubuque, Iowa.
Mordecai Moblia,
McNahon l. Williams, Council Blum;
Stutsman + Donnel,
GaYssaut Bluffs, Oct. 18th, i654.--n 7-tf
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INSURANCE.

J. Z. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
For the Stephenson County Mutual and the
Northern New York Fire Insurance Co.
WILL attend punctually to all business of
the above character for these Companies.
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WE Will iafsrn our fttsnls Tat ~ ~ -
w burnt out, ut 90 IN : vosss eoadis'.ns
having I'D . iases amos1t q COL eeses ios
msa's promises = pay. Which 10y whsuy dh-
REGARDED, theeebes, = W have 10 tnsuSsnes
company . leok - IT. eur lses1, oil psssaae
knsvlas thsmsslvss' indebted win coaI ussad
PAT " der eeoountD ana notes, and rotleve -
IL our time q seed - veil = save cost end
trouble. 0cHAHAN 1 WlLLlAue.
nav q lOtf
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


nR E. HONN, on the south side of Broad
IL way nearly opposite the Bluff House, has
just received per steamer Bluff City, and will
continue to keep constantly on hand, large
supply of all kinds of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfum"
cry, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulfs, CO.
pal and Japan Varnish, Putty,
Paint Brushes, &c,
and most of the popular patent Medicines OF
the day. Also, GkOCEkIEs, such as Pur.
Brandies, Wines, Alehohol, Vinegar, Linseed
Oil Fish Oil, Lamp Oil. Tobacco Segars, Scotch
and Macy Snuff, Window sash and Glass, 8 by
10. 10 by IL, and ~ by IA. Also, great var''
ETY. OF notions, consisting in part of Hair brush
es, Clothe brushes, Tooth brushes, fine and
coarse combs, all kinds OF hair oil, &c, &c.
Stationary of all kinds, such as writing paper.
blank books, pocket and desk inkstands. envel-
opes, and thousand ether articles too tedious
to mention, all of which will be sold as cheap
as can be had at any establishment west OF the
Mississippi Physicians and all others are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
IL Particular attention given to putting up
prescriptions.
Council Bluffs, June IL, 1853 l2-tf.
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Once 1t Voorhis I Cos store,
Council Bluffs, Nov. %, 1854 I