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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

Law. Their first case will come up io-
trial at the Special Sessions on Tuesday
Aug 18th. The complaint, on the affida.
Wit OF a citizen, alleges the sale of half a
pint Of rye whiskey aud four cents worth
OF gin. The deienGan, has five difiere n,
liquorstores in our city. Other cases,to tes,
other points in the law, will be brought
forward by the Alli,nce as fas, as the
Courts can give attention to them. We
will give the result in our next.
TRAGEDY. The eminen, and accom-.
plshed French Tragedenne, RACHEL.
European fame has dazz led us in advance
oil her coming, will make her first appear
auce, we believe, in the Metropolitan
Theater. IN our city abou, the frs, of
September The lovers Of Ira gedy may
expect great treat. We will notice her
srrivaI and debut before an 4mc,-ican
Audience. in due time
LITERARY. The new method pursued
by G. F. Putnam in relation to IsvlSe'i.
Washington" meets with such success
that second edition has been pub 'lsaed.
The work Is sold by subscription only,
but 1t Will soon be issued in style suited
70 the masses. neatly and cheaply.
B,yAsp TAYLoR's new bool, IS in press
and will soon be issued by Putnam. 1t
will contain his adventures in India, CHI
ma, and the Loo Choo Islands, and can.
no, faiI being Interesting.
S. G.. D&suY's Fa Il Bulletin presents
Us with the names Of fifteen uew book,
10 he issued by him Our Frlnce Of
PubIi,hers--as we term him intends
creating a sensation MARION ll,RLANp.
ALICE CAgrY, HtNRY WARp BElcnER
aud other popular authors will send forth
Ia the Reading Void, literary bant-
iiucs. under III, care, this season. Sac.
cess 10 hIm, say We cordially.
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MuRpERors Assault. On Monday
evening, shout II O'Clock, SIX Irshmen
attacked Mr. } A Perry Of Providence,
while he was returning from visit to his
sick mother, and snapped revolver al,
him three times. but fortunenately i, mis-.
sed fire. Mr. Perry drew sword cane
aud the rafiians fed. The Providence
Transcript says that Mr. P. has been
lecturing through this and the neigh.
botiag States. for some time past on
Catholicism. and has doubtless INQUIRE
the displeasure Of these ruffiins
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Mr.. Hale has il for sale
The CRIMINAL LAW IN kANsAs.-TEe

The CRIMINAL LAW IN kANsAs.-Tte
New York Times says:
kansas is likely 10 make rapid pro.
gress towards liberalizing the criminal
law. A bill has been recommended by
the Council providing tina, tnhclne a
slave from his master shall be grand lar.
ceny, and punished by death. II grand
larceny is thus put on par with murder,
wha, will be done for burglary! II al!
kinds Of grand larceny were punishable
by death. the mob Of rutiians from Mis-.
souri, who invaded Kansas u, the election.
would probably be considerable thinned
out"
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YOUNG LADIES SOCIAL LIBRARY

The Library Room is in Tisdales Block,
third story, and il open for the delivery OF
Books Wednesdays and Saturdays from ) NJ
to 2 NJ.
Books may be taken out on the above days
either by annual or weekly subscribers,
The annual subscription fee is one dollar
the weekly five cents.
29tf Per Order
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CRANP AND PAIN KILLER.

Ihr world !. 4stnnlsheI u The wonderful crfes PET
formed by the CKANP AND PAIN KILLER. prepared
by CURTIS {. PERKINS It's equal hA- aesef been
k,nwn Iif RENEWING pan 10 all Tor the OF
spinal complaints. Camp in The Limis and sIoiuac q
Rheunai Ism 10 al II forms. Bilious Colc Chi Il and
Fever Bnfe. Sore rhtaat aud Gravel decidedly The
rs. ,en,e " 10 the world Eyidence Of The wonder
full cures aver performed by medicine on circus
ar, !, tn. hands Of Agents 70
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probate Notifies.
Alta Court of Probate

Holden at Ellsworth within and for the County of
Hancock on the trst Wednesday Of August A D. 1855
FRhn l.. SHAW Administrator of the estate
of ALLEN DOOR late ol Of4nd IN said County
deceaed-haviag presented hts ual account Of Admin.
isisstion upon said estate for Probate:
Ordered That The stlAHmnnistor give sutre the reof
10 all persons Interested by copy Of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully heEllsworIh
Anef AT prht Ia Eiiswoft n that they may appear
Pphate Court To be hndcu nj Buckspnrt On the third
Wednesday of september Of the clock m the
i"rraeoa, aud shew cause II any they have, why the
sinud not be allowed
PARKER TUCK. Judge
y True copy Attest
mi
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"A New Jersey paper tells us of aman at
work with a moving machine. WHO sllpp.
ed IN endeavorng to jump upon the seat
and tel just behind the cutting bar ,bu, in
hIsvail his lefla was thrown IN from, of
the knl'e,and instantly severed just above
the wrist. So suddenly was the cut that he
did not know he was hurt, and Jumping
anu running Tor his horses he louuI he " as
one hand short.-Thls vas found Nhere
the KNIFE had left ,,as clearly severed as
a surgeon could have cut II
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DR.. Curtis's lnhalin. Remedy.

PRoF : CgsrsR writes a follow.
GENTLEAss,-l have recently bal ooctsion to test
yaur Cherr, sytup aad yssaa Nals,t ia ease Of
Chronic Sore TTagf shat aai refused To sid Ia uthe
iotms OF treatment and ths fesUt has satisfied me that
whaleyef MAY 10 the composition Of your preparation,
IL q no iuuEshstina hut an exceli.at remedy Wish
for the " the siete that II might be brought
within The reach OF ali
CAUTION la CpkHs' HfGsANa IS tbs Original AID
genuine ssttCle smoz3
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STATE or MAINE.
iANeoeH, s.. Court of County Commission
cts, Apfll adjourned crm lA13.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
by the Commissioners, that the petitioners ara
responsible and that they ought to be heard
'ouemNs me matter set tofth N 'hef pet'H"a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

HAsrEa iof Angus, has been received
from Fsruipog & Co. We copy the fol-
lowing notice OF the excellent Monthly
from the Journal Of Commerce.:
The success OF this periodico is who'll,
unprecedented; bn, when we consider the
large amoun, Of reading matter !, sup
ples-much Of It Of the highes, meri, III
respect both OF its literary character and
OF the en,erta nment and information ii is
adapted to impart-its admirable typo
graphy, and the low price al which II is
sold-,he general favor which ii has OBJ
tanned nigh, have been expected from a
community sufficiently instructed 10 ap-
preciaie its excellences.
Mr.. Hale has il for sale
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SPECIAL nc TVS.
EiiSN9aTtl lt!};!,
Adnini>,taior's Sale Of Rcd E>,7,l,.

y v1I,ae o ic,1se fron Tue Nnlal VI reaan. =
b. l"gntA al idhe@k shall SCI! a. luh@ a4.i, "a
"a a. last "'IirtlIt oi August neat n tA a'c4i,4 e.
W 9h ia 'f1ise, much ~ taa Ran Estate a. i.#.
t'a Two tcverFi' 81 y ia riSer Is, fheuezsr f..
sab 'ccrasas ltssiesd as viii i7usl,eu iA. siiu. =
irDts aid iueiiunAl CHARGES
FoasAseat Jnly Jih 1875
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Mill kOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale upon rcasona-
bic terms, the SAW NJ IL. at the outlet Of
Rocky Pond, together with HOUSE, BARN
and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
Said land is situated in the towns of Ellsworth
and Orland.
JACOB DODGE.
Surry. July 30th. lSjj. 2otf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

PERsoNAL.-S Santa Anna has become
an investor IN our real estate, BY the pur.
chase OF some eiegan, houses land lo,sl
up town. He IS probably preparing to
spend his next exile, coeb-i,h,n term
IN our midst. " Y. Wrr0r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

GEo. w. SIMMONS. Oak Hail Bos.
ton has the latest fashions for Boys'Clo,h-
lng Ladies who take their lutte boys to
Boston must let them see some 81 those
pretty lrlIe Ffocks. They are much
worn by children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10
MOSES HALE,
Dapuerreian artist
ELLSWORTH. ME.
ME,

Pictures likel 4ny weather a nd warranted TO give
sf,cton. god assortslea o { Lockeis ani Pins
ala sys on hand tf21
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For sale or to Let.

The subscriber offers on favorable terms TO
sell or lease his Shop, Saloon and Dwelling
House in Ellworth. Apply to J. A. Deane.
ESD. MUSES. CARNEY.
Ellsworth. June IL, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

uAaPER's Story Books - f4c August
uambsr, euiit!ed "TiARoo ,Sb FANNY,
is the ninth OF tbs vcry interesting -crl.
e. interesting to ali c.hsscs and ooudI.
uoas OF society, bu, nofe especially ,u Ia,
Young Ne Ike to recommend these
Story BJ,.s.' because there u .u.h q
pure morality breathing through every
Incidcnt.
FsTKipag x Co send !, 10 ".
Mr.. Hale has II for sale al his Buok
Store, formerly occupied bY Mr.. Mouse
PnEExoLocicAL aud WArLs -CuGE
Journals for Angus, are very interesting.
The former Journal contains likeness
OF Cornelius Vanderbilt and Hon Charles
Mason; also the PhrenolnglcaI q. aaacter
Of each. With Judge Mason we were
personally acquainted during our five
wears residence IN Iowa about bali that
time We occupied the same Law office
with him and should SAY tina, The Phfe
biologist has hi, the judges character
most admirably We nigh. also add that
many have enqufed II Judge Mason
was no, relative OF Mr. Calhoun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

PLEASANT SpoRr-lt is stated that n
noted NJ ID. of Indiana has recently ere
a'ed quite sensation among membe,s of
!he medical profession in that section BY
nus success IN trapping tape worms. He ha 5
invented gold trap, less than an inch in
diameter. A bait is placed within the
Trap. aud after the apparatus is lowered
by means of a string down the throat Of
the patent. The worm which is supposed
TO be hungry, pushes into the tap to
seize the bait, and II is Instantly caught,
by decending por,culls andthe operator,
feeling bite pulls on the string and draws
out trap, worm and alt. The Invention Of
such trap is no fiction. |, has actually
been patented at Washington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

SAXA>llrul. Snr TSAES here Va 4
ramar IA sail Street oa "Wednesday, lhlt
Seya>topo' was .alcu aud the Ur.a Ma.
pr ~ tie stock baarA ~ 81 irHly met
auofphostd lnfoa bali aed haatht al
most Anything that was offered, There
secures to h. an IMPRESSION III the street
;hpt whea Sesa>iefoI j. taken. HE mon
~ mlltcnium vii come; AMI tlut SIuc@s
nlil fi,e la>tcf tlnn the ne rcuty under ar
AUGUST sun. There IS 10 9o1hI hut every
thing IN the market, e,pecalIiy all anHreI~
speculative, tellsIous VI Eee, would pump
up. And yet tire taktn. ot SaTas'opol
could contribute no more 10 the prosperity
Of this country than i, could contribute To
the termination OF lh,. war. Il the allies
can DIVE the Russians from this strong
hold, It will be at the sacrifice ot half the
bes,cgcd army, who Will be hntcherd by
scores pfthnusands aud finally oycrWhelm-
ed h, The falling lorutitauons blown up
bg the retulng RuS>nns, Il SaFaSiopoI
i ever taken. there VIII be- such an ar,i-
i-iAl earthquake a, The world has never
knoun: bur even TIL, vii not end the var
un!rs, ii deprive the physical force AMI
moral courag to further prosecute II. In
the meantime SevaslopoI IS not taken.
IN. Y. Mirror.
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t4isNeE iuck5 J.d,-
d ,s- Nte3t- :. r NAN Al-. - .te1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
TO SP0RTsMENH

TNHE subscriber is now in receipt of Double
i and Single Shot Guns.
Some large fine Double Guns, for deer and
goose shooting.
Colts aud Aliens pistols, of all sizes.
Elley's double water proof central fine caps;
Coxe's ground edge caps.
Shot and bullet pouches, powder TASKS Of all
sizes, game bags, Sc, also superior powder.
| have on hand, and am constantly making
rides OF all sizes, both double aud single.
Particular attention paid TO Puttigg up globe
and telescope rifles.
Gun ma<ers materials fox sale.
C. COVE.
N. B. AS much has been said through the
Europesn Journals about the extraordinary
range aud accuracy Of rifles used in the French
army. and thought by some to be far superior TO
any made IN the United States. To perso ms
hahing such views aud wanting rifles for lon
ger ranges, beg leave to say that | am redy
TO furnish them with rifles equal in power and
accuracy 10 rides made in any country. Ifthere
are any doubling mlnds. wish them to come
forward aud be convinced by practical demon
stratiOns-
C. COVE.
Council Bluffs, Sept. l2th, 's4 no5l If.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
THE BEAUTiFULVILLAGE Oh
IRANlSTAN,

C1TCATED forty yfye miles East OF
- Council Bluff City. on either side OF
Indian Creek. in themidst of the best faI ming
country in the State of Iowa offers
RARE INDUCEMENTS
70 mechanics, and others, saeking good heal
2eeAiisa in the grea. y eat. Ii boasts the
MILL seat in Western Iowa, upon which il.
ed Fed \ god substantial stone dam, one saw
and grist mill, together with other machinery
are now in successful operation.
THE GREAT AIR LINE RAIL ROAD,
nov being constructed from New York and
philadelphia. via: Fort Wayne to Council Bluff
City, passes within q few rods of the villa n
aforesaid. and line of stages. from keokuk to
Council Bluff City, arrive aud depart daily from
his place. Ssue Sfiy to seventy five thousand
emi grants pass through Iranistan annually, on
their way to California, Utah aud Oregon, ma
king ready sale for all kinds of produce and
furnis ing employment, at good prices. for va.
,l0us kinds Of mechanics.
0 Eligible iocatous may be had in the viii
age At reasons bie prices
O Further inssrnatien may se had by appli-
cation to st. CARY. Proprietor.
Irauistau, Cass co Iowa
nJ3 Ii.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS 4 NEBRASKA
PERRY.

Tn viss - ah&inPsssanos = nakjag go
i rad - the river. ADovE aIon wArEa. and ths
YssuA1sAt sssab shmsnt ofa
.~0TRAA FERR
the 'CosaM Di16s aad Nsbrsska Ferry Cen
pasy" go e1naissa laat samnsr sadsr the
xcseeal iasospssssioa Law Of the st&ts. hsrsby
eating sulkcisnt capital for thsss parpoaes.
And IL ssopany now have the Pleassre Of
announcing hat the road il bsik, according y
sAs survey aad, sn Of Col. Curtis. } and secure
uninterrupted accsss TO the Ferry, aaA makes II
the best and nearest landing for. the River Pack
cts. high or low water.
Aud that their new, STEAM FERRY BOAT
NJ - D0 II " NJ .
OF anph power asd dimensions to clear the
track k,m day to day. is NOW here, ready to
commence crsssing immsdiateiy At the opening
OF Spring.
Tiis Ferry y due West Of town, and in sigh
and isassl,srs mp the Platte Valley viii fad tni
che sniy direct roats.
Cksres skSU l. reasonable s~l ssifesm.
E.LOWE. frcs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
NOTICE

l out letters Of administration upon the KS
tate OF James <4rierson, deceased and all per
sons knowing themselves indebted To saii Ia
ate are requested to make immediate payment
o the Undersigned and all persons having
claims against said Estate, will present them on
the frat Monday in January next. at tie office
of the County Judge of Pottawa ttamie County,
Iowa. with the proper vouchers, when and
where will attend myself, or Attorney, and
take measures TO maks immediate payment.
JEANETTE GRiERSON.
Administrative
A. C. Fonp, Attorney for Estate.
Nov 10th, 1854. nl4-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
For the Bugts.
FALTER NOT.

When storms Of trouble round thee sathar
And hopes within thee almost die,
When cold winds whistle o'er life's heather
Despair not nay, tits death to Hy.
When fates conspire to robe in sadness
Our dearest hopes and joys Of earth.
To cloud each mellow ray Of gladness
Submit not It's OF evil birth
When tempests gather, thicken o'es thee,
And earth itself grows tiresome drear,
Quick, drive such phantoms from before thea,
Hopes brightest radiance comes to cheer.
When smiles OF friends shall fail to ligh:es
The weight that doth the heart oTpres.,
Look up, be firm, the heavens will brighten.
Let not the fear OF ills distress,
Should tickle Fortunes frown hang o 'er Ihee,
And friends prove trsasiAssous axd fy,
Rise up! be hrm, the worlds bsforethss,
HeeGnot the storm, the calm il nigh
Thank HIM for f-vors he has given,
Eajoy the present, nor complain;
For future blessings trust in heaven
That sends the STE rm aud cooling rain
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02

u OPEN EQH SETTLEMENT.

u O00 FON oE ] IEVcNI
AlOW is the lime for selecting good
A claims, town sites, and mill privll-
igss. Lst evnry man get horse aud make
AAsss- J. Lewis can furnish you, or any
good eitix -, strangen, emigrants any amount
Of Sadd es, Harness, Brides, H,lters, aas in
fact anything III that lsne Of outfit. Don't for
ge', n place, South side Broadway, near SHOWS
auction room. His stock is of the fgsi quality
lien
Every variety of improved Spanish Saddles,
aud at prices unprecedentedly iow-Run aud
see. everybody Going gone.
j. f. LEWIS.
Council Bluffs. June, 3Gth.. 1854 54,-n34-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
NOTICE

4 LII persons knowing themselves 20 bs 10
IA debted to the undersigned are notified To
call and settle mm.disteiy. ss money We need.
snd money ws must huve, and you need not
expect longer indulge sce. And those that can
not pay up, are requested to call and close thei~
accounts by note, AS a settlement with all we
are determined to have, and by giving the above
prompt attention you confe. great favor upon
N and save cost and trouble.
T0OTLE 4 JACKSON.
nov 2-A 6wI6
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned respectfully informs Their
friends and customers that thew have taken
the remainder of their stock and opened in
the store house of VIM. Clancy; and por-
tion of our stock being consumed by the
late fire, throws tho remainder of our stock
in broke en- condition, and We are determin-
ed to reduce what we have on h and as low
- possible by next spring, and will sell at
unusual low prices for cash. We are cell
ing exclusively for cash and none OH credit.
We are also closing up our books and ac-
cennts asfast as possible.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Dec. 8th, l854.--n2O- 2m
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02
CALIFORNIA GUIDES.

rHHDS CALIFORNIA GUIDES, giving q
~ distinct and particular description Of the
road to Caliisrnia made by and from the authors
psrsonal observation, and also copies from the
Msrnon Gnils, With faii dirsctiosa fbr IN out.
lt, ard various other RseesseY inG4uction and
9dvies. This q goed. sOstsS< ~ neat arti
e.. ~ nay b eent by uAjl. hSsSf psstaee,
= - psss1sssr, for s. esss6. Thy nay b
had 9tAs Post O4les. -
/ ~ J.E. J03HooN, AseHt.
Cesncil 1lufs oisy, Jas- 4. l0Sl-37-d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02

SLKEp.-A German rhysiologist has
made some instructive remarks on sleep,
in connection with the position Of the sun
He Says that 1.-The period of twenty-four
hours. produced by the revolution Of the
earth on it's axis. marks its influence most
definitely on The physical economy ofmsn.
Diseases show this regular influence. in
their daily rise and fall. Settled regular
fsvers exhibit twenty -four hours hux
and rehux. In the healthfnl state fhers
is manifest the same regular influence.
and the more habitual our meals. exercise,
employment, and hours of sleep, the more
power is there in the system to resist dis.
ease. In the morning the pulse is Slow
er, and the nerves more calm, and the
mind and the body better fitted for every
description Of labor. As we advance to-
ward the evening Of the day, the pulse
quiekens and becomes feverish. But the
regular midnight rest and sleep, carried
of this fever by healthful respiration
He thinks CHS eveaing fever is not entire
ly owing to the accession OF new chyle to
The systeme, but also 70 the departure of
the sun, al the light The crisis ofthss
fever ought to take place about midnight.
when the sun is in its nadir. 80 that re-
freshing sleep might prepare the body fer
morning labor. Those therefore, who
push this crisis into the morning by keep.
ing late hours, waste their strsaxth and
SOW the seeds of disease Which wall spring
up sooner or later BY a disregard OF
these facts and principles, ners,.us eeopls
wear themselves out iaa comparatively
short time. The early, part Of The plight
is wasted IN waksful excitement, the eri-
sis is pushed forward toward the morning
the body enters upon the ba>iness Of tbs
following day unrefreshsd--ths nervous
system is enervat<d in the scneraa waste
OF strength, and \ fsetf'i miad u true
index OF the injury INFLICTED upon ihs whole
man."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-03-02

@"John what j. = gentlem ,n".''
Stub Toe boots, short tail coal, and
high shirt collar"
"What is the chief end Of s gtu.l =
man. Raia#
.sHis cost tail" -
"What is the work Of = gcaslsnan."
ITO borrow moaey. eOssas Anrye d.
ners. 10 go to he opera, asad - pss'tion
..WAa.j ! ! svs,,lrs .nusinB tfss duty to-
i. .s3f.,S Hys rss Asamss
.7sisy 1 IdisS Sa4sYA Aasr-. ard
t, fai,s { Etv pair of'~Nse(yss
S#Ga4
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aoIN0!' GOINGi! G0NE.!l
SW01r 4 4OxfkH. Ns1sL-

A ction and Commission Merchants.
HEY will attend to any business en-
trusted to them with promptness and
isnatch Consignments solicited. Liberal
sssh ajyAncements made on consignmeuts.-
Sales Sttended to in town or country, or any
sart Of The State. Also, will stten nd to buying
sSlliug, md leaciug real estate. paying taxes,
esaeeti y rents .coi'<etnE and ren'i'ting money.
Anating land warrants, &c. The public are inr
Cted to give Us call as We intend TO do the fa-
thing. Terms easy; Office at our store on Broadi
way It the sign of head quarters Variety o.
goods on hand to sell cheap, wholesale or retail.
MAksHALL TURLxr-Attoraey at Law.
L. P. .Ssow-Aucioneer.
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Mr. E. Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa
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