Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-27
WYOMING!
Attention Merchants and Mechanics
1 Home For All.

TINE beautiful and healthy Town Site.
EnA~T = HNAaaIk0. oisa~Geu III the
Weeping Water Valley :" Immediately below
me moutl oi that lovely stream, and mills
NoTth OF ga Fort kearney is now SURVEYED
ano opened Tor Tho selection and purchase of
lo.s, y strangers The said town of Wyoming
occupies the East slope of rock bluff, extend,
ing que worth and South upon the Missouri
river ruhhiifc West by gradual ascent npt;,
II reaches u 'able Land some quarter of a
mile distant from DE river, The s;tnsttoo =
hleh anu he"i'"y commanding fine view
OF the Missouri riVef 10. five miles Nartb and
oou1h' as ,he river runs a "a North and South
up TO the Levee at least cne ane h'ie i;Iss
along the town site. The prospect - - ire res
ter at this point than any other upon t. -
enabling you to see space of beautiful "ouHe'
North, South, East and West unsurpassed III
luxuriant verdure and richness Of soil. Upon
the Northeast of the town site, and skirted By
a he- body ofexcelent timber, flows the quiet
and beautiful stream Of Weeping W ater. This
stream contains large body of pure water du-
ring the seyerest drouths, aud along its shores
there may be found number of excellent mill
| seats.
| Wyoming is placed il the midst OF the best
agricultural country in the Territory, and be-
| ing near and direct route to New Fort KeaE
ney, il is bound to receive large proportion of
The yearly Emigration that crosses the bound
| less plains of the great west.
Einigrants for California and Oregon--en
route, via St Joseph, Savannah, and Sidney,
or by the Great Southern Route of Iowa, will
find it a saving of considerable travel, to leave
! Old Fort kearney to the South upon reaching
the fork roads West of Sidney, and coming di-
| rect to Wyoming, where they will find First
| Class Ferry Boat, with able and accommodating
officers ready at all times to cross them exped-
tously and safely From Wyoming West
they will find good road, keeping high di-
vide, until it intersects the Emigiant road from
Old to New Mort Kearney.
BY crossing at Wyoming, the emsrant saves
some Is or 20 miles of travel it being some six
miles from the fork road East of the Missouri
to o d Fort Kearney, (South) and some twelve
miles thence North to where tho Wyeusne
road VIII intersect the New Fort Kea -ney route
thus proving Wyoming to be the best po int al
which to cross, and giving emgrants a nearer
and more direct route.
When We take into consideration the fact
that the contemplated Madison aud Southerr
Tier Railroad terminates but twelve miles due
East of us, aad the probability, not to say Ger
tainty, ofits being extended te some point Wes
of the Missouri, we can safely say that should
the proprietors Of the Road be governed by tn.
assistance of every facility that Nature could
possibly bestow, or bv the prospect Of reaping
large dividend when completed, they will IN
doubtediy make thai point West Of the Mis-
scurD the young aud prospecting town Of Wfo
ming. The town of Ia
Wyoming Offers Rare Inducements
to mechanics, merchants, and laborers, seeking
good health y location inithe Great West. Tht
proprietors will deed 10 each man, erecting 8
building upon the same, good Lot suitable fol
business purposes orresidences; Provided fthe
said person erccts the ssrde within 4 d4te SPEC
lied, from the time Of receiving the Lot.
Persons seeking iosations Ia Nebraska, ~ar.
positsly requsstcdito pay w Wyeming vian ant
then aud there, Judge fol, themselves, as to tn
merits of the place, aud rs t6 ils real or 6,ti
tious valne. y { fiAl E21 fv
"a sale Of Lots viii take place upon Wodnes
day, The 5th dsy Of June. less. Il
For the terms Of sale, and further infoma
Ion eco the large bills retbapisk . Ne ssal0.
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