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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03


4 STONIsHING TO ALI.--MADANR MORRow.-TifIs
y highly Cpcd Indy IT, without exception, the most Y9g ",
n asiroogl-t IN The word tina, has been known fAe Will
Ell all the events o. NE, even The very aoagts AMI WI
speedy MARRIAGE sud will show the likeness
tended husbands 30 the great establishment Of all vo
No charge, MOI satisfied 10 Brooine street Cauaon
Gentlemen admitted.
A sIRo1oGY AND P1iRESoLo6Y.--THE cyLyBRA
IA ted Mrs fieury, from Paris whose relation ha. been
constantly eonsaedby Napoleon T. gives
all 81 Ife Questions by
mas nesm, at 10 Broync street.
A WONDER, rHg grpsy GRID WOULD RESPECT.
~ fully INFORM her friend. and the public that oytug
very liberal patronsg. be upon b-r ste Win
20 bowery. No. ]. for few dAss longer
lodged talents IN amy has been the wonder
visited her, and the pess general has lodged
he The seventh wonder; tae Who yit her
that shc viii lay the past well uc future open All
corsusaian ~ cents.
CLAIRvoYAScE.-sRs SEYMOUR, THE MOST RE
" liable mscai and busiDs.s cisrYoyant Anerca Ito
fpring street block Of broadway Fefnslss and
children suffering from win be rtoul ~ taevo
and entirely cured, durable. Satisfaction gsl4fsnt5i
usual, no charge made.
MADAME ALVIN, FRoa PARIS. TENDERS UgR
wi services 20 N" tdl~s aud geutieuen phrenorfy ~
eau b. eonsuted about love marriage bases. t s Mn
ten Tie ~ he LADY gentleman usy wfu marry
Ne names q her vers Essheurs n lsnon sirsri
Eowsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

LyOR HAVANA AND NEW oRfEANs-THf y. 8.
I mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. d. Bullock
commander viii 10 receive freight Monday
Sept 3 and sail from pier ~ North river at o'clock
~, precisely on Monday. September TO-
LIVINGSTON CItOCHEROS 4 Co, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

L,OR LIvERPOoL-A FIRST CLASS GLITTER SHIP
IT viii positively Tuesday Oh september Can aka
a second cabin ard passcnger. ~ aPply
ing DfNAHfST JoNfS ~ s0uta street, add " ps sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

L,OR SALE OR TO LET, VERY CHEAP--ON EIGHTY
Il ninth street. near avenue A, two three story
houses each having thirteen rooms, bath, water closet
wash trays, kc four lots, with fruit and shrubbery
Eare 6lac. by railroad. Apply to
s RICHARDSON, 2lO Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

LOR sALH-A YARN or I02 ACRES. IN WEST
chester comfy, mile and half souih~e from The
wi are of Bedford, whore essnsive female -snuy ~
opened The occupied BY the owner, hne
sie station, the Harlem railroad also ~ Peekski
or building site, shout three extensive view n
Hudson river aud minutes walk from The railroad
alton hTriy 70 =. IL BROWN ~ Wal street, from .
.yE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

NOR SALE OR TO LET, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
I property splendid country residence, situated
Eighty fourth street and Ninth avenue with o large
6owcr garden, carriage house hot house, &C.; every
thing in complete order. For person wishing to live
short distance rom the city, 1t presents oppsrtu
nty it viii be sold let reasonable terms, and
within ten minutes walk Of the Hudson River cars.
inquire Of Il. OsTRANDER, 174 Canal street, Of
vArick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

LoR SALEM A FIRST RATE LOCATION 4 con.
feeonery and bakery; has hrs rate shop and every
a. necessary for manufacturing, vii be sold bargain
kpply nj laS spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

INl,ASKtIN MUSEUM. NO b3 B0wfJSY st-AluY
~ opposite the Bowcry theatrc.-lerformane every
afternoon ala, and evening AZ "a. n. B-ssrangrs IN
observe that the Franklin Museum Ia the only ra'. Ia
the United states where the Model Artists erib e.
With other original entertainments. Remember so. -
Bewery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

EroR sALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND STOCK, If
required Of lnng established liquor store siu
ed on one g the hes, avenues town doing prodsbe
business Will be soh cheap, In consequence ~ The
going to California Inquire of Mr.. SHERIDAN. No. B7
nnh avenue corner Of Thirty first where WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

FINANCIAL.

:
NY AMOUNT OF MOSEY-TN SUMS To SUIT CAN
IA be obtained without delay, On SECURITIES vaiun.
blcr property, and merchandise generally ALEC,
rent money discounted at lowest rates highest price,
paid for foreign gold and silver gold dust &C. bought at
the Bank Note and Specie oce. 462 Broadway, opposite
Pacific Bank JOHN HOPE & ADAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
DRY GOODS, &C.

EgIvAL OF A MOST FASHIONABLE AND EIE-
n stock French goods, which selected by
Mr. oberis from the most beautiful designs shown t he
exhll lately held In Paris The stock will be ready
ms Tuesday, the ih inst The ladies' York
and strangers invited to call PETER ROBERTS Co.
SIC broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

A>on sAna- GOOD INvESThLENTS-TWo THREE STORY
Ia rnny ON Twenty eighth street, bcween Madison
S.o Eou \ avenue; two Twenty-sixth street,
ss1iDT - avenue two Twenty-drst street, between
I'd end Third avenues 3d. 600; in Twenty
S.eet near Sixth avenue $1,000; Twenty eighth
Hrcst, %, 500 L. D. KINsHlMEi 2l9 Fourth avenue,
HON 8 to 7 r. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CLOTHS, CAS5I-
II meres and vesting-four brown freestone front
houses with all the modern improvements at the
81 Third place and Court street. Brooklyn One Of them
furnished possession OF which would be given immedi-
ately. Apply ut fourth house from the corner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

DRODlE'S FALL CTOAKS.-GEORGE BRODIE, NO. 81
ID Canal and SO Iispenard street, has IN store
age assortment Of novelties In velvet cloth and MORE
antique cloaks and mantillas to which he invites the
inspection Of Wholesale cash and short tine buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

nR WARDS rSpoRTuSaTps rRTfsp AND
~ cher unriyAlled us
~ certain diseases. 80 trshfal len 10 srnssises er4c
al he poisonous seeds u dlssss m w dsys and srcos "a
he sar~spafa IN the World Ills Medicines hoatf.s
boon 10 be unfortunate Al anxious Tor o-rsA u
obtaining The Without delay Great satnty ~
every and always sFrsDisa Jdce tsn2 street
do1r east 81 slt Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

I,oR LIyERPoof~-Tos SAIL on MONDAY, sEPfENBkR
A-Th~ grihcent g. - sailing packet sbp tlltS
LA LAwRE>cE. being rnayodabiy detdnsi VA posf
The above DAY. All pas-sngers VIII praee % o.
board before " O'Clock Monday Room for cy n"rs ~
secand rahln and Storage Apply boAr Vsr - fss-i
river Peck zip Terry or WILLIAMS GUIos. Dfainn
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
MEDICAL.

hH. HUNTER, NO. DIVISION STRICT, Sgw YORK
- 80 long and hv0sbiy Known " ,le p.br
suited al bis Old once. where hs has pracaod
~ medicine Tor 0s ast ~ aud made
any o'er nan 10 he city ID naoy instance. u psrns
ds fd lncafsbie, "a. ~h be bs- perfns~ frfsf
heretofore Charges nsoisr.le and In all Gases eare
guaranteed cauob.xy remedy Hun,.r's rri drop fsai
can cny he bad above Pries u Cal aud ges nc Nonl
81 Health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP C0hPASY.-FOR
u Havana and New 0ricans.--on Monday September
3 at T.. NJ from pier foot 81 Warren street N r. the
fast and favorite steamship GRANADA, Captain :. r.
Griffin will sail as above Passage bo secured at tile
Compsny's ONCE freight to New Orleans 30 cents per
cubic foot received Thursday August o. shippers win
be supplied with blank bills II iading II the form sgn-d
by the Company, application At tbeir Office. No
other forms signed and bills Of ading viii be signed
~ ar the hour Of sailing Tor freight passage apply at
the Office Of the Company III Wet street corner Of
warren. NJ o. ROBERTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

FURNITURE.
roTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooMs-
~ Al 6i4 Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas HotsI
MATHEWS STACEY offer for sale the most extensive
assortment Of fancy cottage, ensmslled and French fur
niture In the United States At reduced prices every
ety 81 nxttre--es, psIiiasses, pows bosers, BE- ~
Manufacturers prices
L'URNITuRE. -HorsEKEEPERs WISHING TO MS
po~e 81 all part III heir household furniur.
order at moderate price will hear Of cash customer by
dressing sam, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

THIRST PACKET SHIP FOR LIvERPOOf.-TliE PACK
=, ship LUCY TboMPSoS VII haul Into dc stream on
Monday Sept Passengers requested 10 be on tari
II occk Has accommodations for cabin, -ond
cabin and passengers, who VII be supplied Win
evoked provisions Price ~ pas-ag.;-Gsbln ~, second a
bin s1s t6. For psssage Apply o. bo.fd pr W
r. H.. OF to sAML TUOMPSONs NEPHEW, 10 Pear -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EOH SALE.

H0rrON MIL FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN FsfATE--
~ The subscriber will sell at private sale the cotton
rnil at Paterson, New Jersey, known as Harmony Mn
containing u looms Willows, Pickcrs ~ cards 2dra~
spinning frames pairs Of Mulps warpng mill M ,.sl
ing frames, wits all other fixtures and utensils
ncturing, all in good running order The MI ANA aTe
perpetual lease Inquire Of PIERRE J. dtGrIH - an"
nn,strator, "a Warren street, up ST. r.. ~ IrI;.s n
HEDILY, 80 Nassau street. - s' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

LyoR sALE-CoSFECTIoNARY ICE CREAM AMI
oyster saloon situated In business locality, doing goo
business II viii be sold reasonable, the advertiser de
sro Of leaving the city For fun particulars inquire at a0c
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FINE FARM OF
II 500 acres, in Dutchess county, station on
Harlem Railroad The farm is In fne condition, well
~aiered with never falling springs has on good farm
1Dr improved property in this city, in part payment
r b. kINSHIhER. $40 Fourth avenue from to \. NJ.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Governor lizard.

We clip the following tribute Of admire.
ton Of the character and abilities Of His Ex-
ce.icncy, the Governor of Nebraska:
! II yoa would learn Of mans character.
60 to the region Of his hoae to inquire. 1t
gives US real pleasure 10 record the high opln-
ion entertained Of AR. lizard by his own
neighborS.
1--WE were honored on Monday last, wita
az sit a. our o.hce. from the Hon, Mark "
, u ri, Governor OF Nebraska, and his private
secretary. james s. lizard, E>o They we're
! here awaiting u St. Louis Boat, 70 taka
passage for their lew Field If labor. The
appt ntmrnt Of CT. lizard to the Governor
ship Of Nebraska Territory is one amongst
| the very best appointments that nave been
made during the administration Of President
Pierce. He was far almost qusrter of
century, member ofone or the other branch.
es Of the Arkansas Legislature; and during
that period Of his long and valuable services
IN hat bodr, he served At difTeren times "A
speaker Of the House If represent asives, and
President Of the Senate; and in all the many
hoa0rable and responsible stations to which
- has been called. he has discharged his
duties usoful!y and successfully, and al
though minister Of the Gospel, active in
every ca,ise Of religion and benoyolence, re-
marsahis for his exemplary life and fervcnt
pietv, vet he has been Gil the time an active
partisan, aud mas done more, and sacrificed
more for tho Democratic parY--the party
70 which he has been SO warmly attached
than perhaps any man IN Arkansas Not en-
do"ed with shining talents, though Of excel
lent sense. his career furnishes a remarkable
instance of The deserved success Of probity,
ndclitv. industry, gentlcmanly bearing, and
Indeaible honor; and our sincere wish is, that
he may yet live to SEE Nubraska State, and
highest hunors his.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Mai. Hamilton not Dead

We learn by Judge 'Townsley, just down from
Sergeant Bluffs. that Mai. Hamilton, whom we
reported to have been murdered by the Seun-
tees. is yet living but life IL des paired Of.
The whole band OF these Indians have started
towards home, after having stolen four horses
from the settlers There had been considerable
difficulty between NJ. Thompson trader, and
some OF this tribe, in regard to pony. 1homp-
son defended himself manfully aud defeated the
marderols attempts upon his lie.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

There Is region Of country in the coun-
ties north of US, that cannot he exceled for
beauty, advan ages in agriculture, abundance
or timber, or convenience of water and wa
ter powers. The country is most convent
emily varied with timber and prairies, sal!ies
and upland, bottoms snd bluffs. The wa
tiers are pure and coo', and stored with the
choicest OF 6sh in abunsncs. Deer and Elk
make one grand pasture of the woodland
a'd rairies, whilst the Eayous and lakes
swarm with large fowls. and The prairie dis
are alive with quaiis and chickens. There
are great abundance IF the choicest OF
lands that are not ct claimed, and await tina
arrival OF the industrious poor, to make them
hui ard blossom into happy homes of plenty.
A town is about being laid of upon the little
Sioux about IS miles from the Missouri riv-
sr. an Dir. JcHrcys Is preparing to eroc. a
mill at that place. visx LA industry and
western Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Governor ofNpbraSka.

His Fxccllcn,v, Mark ". lizard, Accom-
panied hy his son, arrived ii our City on
Saturday last BY tho Southern route, both
in good health and fue spirits. They eros
sed the river Tuesday.
Three times three cheers for the new Gov
crnor, and the energetic, now Secretary Cum
ing. May the former be appreciated in his
future, and the latter, in his past actions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

SususBERY AND Frow Rs.-- Pine and meant
spent in obtaining supply Of shrubbery around
the firm house IS not labor and money thrown
away There is no properly that IL surrounded
hy evergreen, and variety Of s0ther ornamental
trees, but will cell for more than the oatlay of
money and labor spent for them to come ".
laying aside sppesr3 nees, the fsrrhsr sho,h rs-
member that 'ks xdkncnts mtg Zeal wsAlth By
Surrounding his mansions with ornamental trass
: s s' sssaa s ssss
bushels OF grain over his ordinary crop. /
nan, i9bessry s6ssutiJk - WshitA bafby ere
stangAsw values and wh14awsf sStrklk hAxE
gixjs esg !. yalus e ~ aAjest Aehaae,s 4s~s
nEy dslil.rssf sqpsat Il tbd sstsete{ 4 ~
,aeq 49, 4UeeE iao3 noet1 sadA - ~
yean, hatnss AlnQ sealhle . -
ST. 6lars nerc thaa HrG1 AAssu1 .ss they
e; r.; y : t rs 81 80
stsse9 wsrt aa4 n its raSs
e ~ ll,ess - sssld :. -
% :; SO ~
:. j = &: i. 4:
cidstss ~ growing faaiiy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

THE MAILs.--On "Wednesday evening
the Eastern Mail brought to this office a
huge mail, the result. doubtless of deten
ton BY snow in the East We got over
bushel of exchanges and want to get
some of our neiyhbors TO read them for us
we can't do it,, Our. mails are fast in.
creasing in quantity and We need greater
facilities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
t~proveneat. in our city.

We ~ that Mr.. praHAS is rearing 10
store On Broadway. Lumber AMI timber arSpe.
circulating around whilst busy men are bs1 Is
and rafting away.
Mr.. EuBANK is making repairs Ia his Office
pulling down an building larger whilst HES-
SHALL is improving his store.
The Hotel Company are offering jobs of stone
aud brick work aud Aooden portions, IN par
cells or whole, and intend to prosecute the work
vigorously.
Mr.. SruTsMAS and others are preparing large
quantities OF wood for brickmaiiing, whilst our
larnbe Hme rchants are preparing for. heavy and
extensive stocks Of pine lumber tor ths demand
OF builders. There will doubtless be five time.
the amount Of improvements done this season
that there has bcsn any subsequent one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

=. .......I sJVH1xpN..
HE ivesvOpietsus..-rAo totAer 10 81
1ftsrAkor..

@Stttxkkor.. -
NSNist tAas ~ xavs done a. msch for
shs ptSspsriss and rapid growth II thu City
AAd'rssion u cssssstrt. - any man or s-. ei
A-sn. and that the Rusis Il worthy Of xe.-
sfsas ma iihsrsl sappcss BY tie citi.cns Aad
ell Who are interested ia this region a
ssuatvy. IS
Ws,hink that every mechanic ard bus:-
As.s nan should advertise in the Bugle. and
<sa avery man, or head of family, and
ssA-y yonng man, Who would wish family
sAs'sld at least take one copy Of tts paper.
nod sh"se Who are more able should sub
s'rib< for their irie,.ds abroad and thus a. :
sat us II giving thousands abroad the sd :
~snsae~sf'. / newasdgs Of this co dntrv and
WHAT'S sssnspiring hsss.al 81.
We thiaathat eli bssinsss men, own pro
Pr'sssrs end those wAs hass special interest.
Aars.shoald subscribe fss. fron Eve 10 twenty
cspiess Of the Rusle for, people at distance,
@rsnpsersts ps ia parlfor the heavy ex-
change Ii I've are supporting for their ben
ett, siaes they ara the PARTIES most en-
gieEed ly ouElators.
sasssthink that oil those frisailv 70 the
srSvsA asd prosperity of THE Ciy and count
ryAhoald sss thsir best sndesv ors 10 obtain
ssnpo snATasronsgs for the Bugle and re-
asse usasan burden We have long horne.
Ne tinks that those who sub.cribs for
the paper, or advertise therein, should b
e~ytsin thas their accounts are settled. fo,
The arsi, every year in advance and for III
iAss after every slz months, and save US the
tifas and veIation Of colec:in, bills.
We do think that every citizen who ia q
'uan VIII subscribe !Or tho 'Buslc at once.
w. do really th;nk that men who are yearly
making hundreds srL thousands # dous
at Of our labors should not begrudgc US the
'Tfi'S amount Of oar blls-uor use the
money for speculation or ether purposes
when ii ia dne us.
We 20 think shst sons Of our citizens
AaEe dealt sobly, generously. and hanorsblv
v Sd NJ, @hilss ws are sorry to think others
have not, but ~ believe they NIL do so
SON
We believe va s-e tia poorest man in the
wcr!! to obtain subscriptions for oar own
p.r<r. and that We hAvsnos . tithe Of in.
ssos ard skill ct SONS Of sur ns;xhbors Of
the qa;Ii, ID thai fespses and hops our friesl,
ell help rs TO make p the desci<n,y csus-
81 By our extreme molcsiy
We do believe that BY lille .xsrtion o.
snr friends, the Bugs nigh, have a circu-
Iatiou double TO its present, and four tim =
hat of any paper IN Western Iowa or Ne
hrAska-
We DO bsiisvs that We could 20. up q
much better paper If We had . little more
fnn1s N our pockets.-Try ii and sac.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

II is m easy matter for an editor to de.
termine among the hundreds of visitors
who call upon him. who are the real bus.
mess men, the bone aud sinew Of societ,
the men of usefulness, wealth and pros.
periiy. Nine times out OF ten the first act
OF such men after arriving is 10 subscribe
for THE local paper. and If engaging in bus
mess, they will give an early advertise.
ment We end ssme OF this class every
dav. and Also some Of the other. Il re-
quires no prophetic eye to see which will
succeed We can tell every time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Railway Guide.

Messrs Dismore s CO., al No. 8 Spruce-st. n
Y, and are Publishing every month at 81 90 per
year. or at So per hundred an authentic and use.
fni Railrosd Guide. Giving the trivial. depar-
tnre and fare upon all the railroads in the Unit
ted States; corrected monthly This is the frs,
Guide of the kind ever published, and is deser-
vingthe confidence of the travelling public.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
GREAT FIRE !!

WE will inform our frends that We are net
w burnt out, but arc in \ worse condition,
having sold large amount Of on goons for
mems promises TO pay. Which they wholly dir
regardSi, therefore. as we have no insuraHoe
company 10 look to FOR orr losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted will coEE u'snd
PAY UP their accounts aud notes, and relieve as
Ia our time af ne~d "a well save cost and
trouble. McMAHdN d VILLA MS.
nov % asltu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
ESrkAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned in Franklin
Townshir. Fremont County, iowa on the l6eh
day OF December Is5x On, Black OK supposed
to be eleven years old, with llttle white in hi.
face, both hind feet white, With the points Of
his horns of, marked WITH crop of the left
ear and an under bat 10 the. right, No other
marks or brands prsceivabl Appraised to
twenty dollars. ASHAEL NAM.
Jan IL, 1855 nJ-2m
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

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Butter ssJsi, IA IN. faAt
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prsviao0 i9nntss II all " denaad
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- J @sepsA i rspottFfto Be opsS hid =
iSau sx4ecs Rpatasip b. the saidale =
next month. Those Who come we're Z
isA., or vbo,aasspQ crossing ,bs. plain
need have no fear Of = scarcity Of OUTFIT
fer our prospects we're never half - GOD
~ Rkpsy and Low prices. III you're con
ing Why don't yea iesmes"s g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

Ev The Bluff B'Hoys are to have a
Colllion Party at the Nebraska Hall on
Aondaysevening next. A rich and socia
bic time IS expected We have as yet
had no Fancy Ball this ses.oa. TIE La
dies say let il come, they ass ready sod
waitingl