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tFrom the Prairie Farm RI
Eattinr Cattle.

The question how fast they will fatten and
Wiat the ratio OF otf,ll will he ~ answered hy
IL writer in the London A Agricultural Gaettte
The cattle prefer for ilttening are we'll
grown heliers. or cows when have had their
first calf at three to five years old The
breeds of this district are to IL considera blo
degree short-horns. the bulls used being more
or less OF this description they may he
termed Of" fair' to - good quality Their
live weight, when brought in lean store con-
dition. ranges from cwt. to cwt their
caPability Of CARRYING when prime fat may
he taken at an addition of3 cwt. Although
it is not usual to kill beasts in a store st tie,
and little positive information can he gained
as to t . carcass weight of lean stock, vet
from observation and inquiry, am disposed
to think that tbs will he less than one half
Of the live weight, prohlbly not more than
Is to ~ per cent. In Mbrtun's Cyciopedta
trentise - On Meat the comparison of car
cass to live weight is stated as 80 to 81 per
cent. when half fat, and 81 to 63 when
prime fat, for cattle of the like quality.
quote this as tending to confirm what have
stated as to the comparative proportion in
lean stock.
will consider, for example, lean animal
weighing cwt and capable OF weighing
when prime tat IL cwt., live weight when
fairly started and with proper feeding |
should look for II gain Of IA lbs. per week.
""lCu' III my practice, Is u moderate average;
at TINS rate 1t would require "a weeks to
hrlnS II To a state OF prime iatness. On COM
pairing the weights when lean and fats cwt
or "a stones lean. at As per cent. will leave
23 carcass weight; ii cwt, or SS stone
lat, at 80 per cent. will leave 524 carcass
weight The difference is "A stones, or IA
lbs. per week for "a weeks, being precisely
the gain per week in live weight.
During the progress of f,euinc there is a
gradual increase of interior tat of two c,s-
criptions fixed fat in the loins. commonly
called suet, which will vary from lbs. .rn
lean to more than 80 ls when iat-this
weighed with the carcass . and loose fat, or
tnlluw, vi ich counts ns fl II We take
two hrdsts Of equal live wei, t. and SUI pose
On killing one contain, stones of loose fat
or tnlluw, the other only stones now.
hough this loose fat counts as ofI. il is
known t at the carcass weight of the animal
with the . ston's oi lonsr lat will be heavier
than the one with only stones. \ c"nsi-
drration OF this matter led me to inter that,
with the increase OF interior fat, there oc-
CURED displacement of material in the pro-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16

The CHECK REIN When Stewpyd harness
ses his horse for dragging brick up grade,
the horses head is pulled back towards his
tail, and anchored there hy the senseless and
mprciless check rein. The arrangement is
unnatural the animal is constrained by It.
lie must inevitably lose strength by il. for it
disturbs the vital force and induces an unnat-
ural action in the muscles of the neck, head.
shoulders. and mouth. There are actually
less energy and vigor for the limbs and chest
than there would be il the stupid contrivance
were jerked of and thrown over the nearest
fence. Ii reason cannot teach this promptly
to any man, just let him try the experiment
by putting martingale upon himself and go
to wrestling, or putting check in the jaws of
a boxer that shall extend down his back to
his helt
Who beside the British use the check rein,
saving the Americansl The French do not
use it ; Germans do not the Indians and
Spaniards of South America, who literally live
on horseback and are perfect horsemen, do
not the Spaniards of urope do not, nor do
the Turks. The most ohservant and most
natural people in the world are free from this
misrhievous error. 1t is strange to us that
the English and ourselves did not. years and
years ago, reason upon the constantly Wit
messed fart that when check rem was
loosed at IL tavern stoop OF in n stable, the
poor horse al,cays stretched out his neck
and hung down his head, That was is
language lor s4ying that the strap hurt ! i'm
and wearied i'm, and that he was heartily
glad to he relieved from it.
The genins that first proposed the mechan-
zeal feat of lifting himself up by the seat of
his breeches must have been the author of
the theory that the check rein held the horse
up and kept him from falling. The mechan-
icle action in both cases must he precisely
the same. If the reader will reflect for a
moment he will see that no suspending power
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16

OPDuRING late binding snow storm
there was "A collision on the Buffalo and New
York city railroad, and man named Quigley,
looking out of car at the moment to see
what was the matter, had his head cut
smooth of, and thrown some distance, by the
locomotive of the opposing train, as it swept
by. The train on which was Quigley was
standing on partial curve, with part of it
exposed to a blow from the other train pass
ing Ly on the regular track
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16

Gard :-s;EsG.aSEssG.
NRDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper-plate En-
graved Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
Cards eau have them neatly printed at short notice
L7y-Apply at the REE PRESS OFFICE, where
Spseimtns of various iyies can be seen.
May 80. d1Ntf .
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EsEs0G'E'ssss AZ fS'ssssss.
GENERAL ALGOduISGION MERCHANTS


FOR THE sALEOF
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
NO. 1856 STATE STREET.
IS, FsoeIoF' BosToE
rf'HEY solicit consignment, of all kinds of Coun
J. try Produce, for which cash advances will be
made, and to the sale and returns of which prompt
attention will be given.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Cobb Winslow,
X. +, Fletcher Co., po.o,
Blanchard, Converse a Co., '0'
+. 4 +. Rice,
@. n. Seymour 4 Sons, Ogdensburg, N. Y
Cox & Ilubbell, Potsdam, N. Y.
Mcgs & Wead, Malone, n. Y.
" Reeves & Stevens, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hodges 4 Owen, Rutland, Vt.
" II. H. Sowles, Esq, st. Albans,Vt.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, VerSennes, VI.
p. V. Lankton, Agent,
d&Wtf OGDESsDURGu,N.
Mare 81. 1854. diff
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DANCING
f. J. + A II Il

u A G. IA l. X o. T. ID { " g,
Rutland. Vermont.
prepared to furnish DANcR MUsIc,-any num-
ber of musicans-to suit the occasion.
BALL-ROOM dancing, tn, latest style, taught in
all its branches.
Oct. G, 1854. wifi
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{Oce|tlll SIRE Drcss.
pri-ied al No, CoHcge Sreo, burlington. ".
GEO. w. & G. q. BENEDICT,
EDTors AND pRorHlcroHs.
Germs of subscription.

For village Subscribers, supplied ty tAc
Carrier, 81 30
IF paid s,ri,,ly in advance 90
Mt The once. 90
If paid strictly in advance, -
Who pav not in advance but before six tron,hs.l -
After six months 90
Interest chorgcallc after the years end.
Terms Of subscription fur nGiiy Free Press.
To Village subscribers, per arnur, So 90
To those who receive it by Mail, ir six mout's 90
Or per Gnnum, 60
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
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A clever fellow, that says l, putting the
letter into my private drawer.
Clever cries Mr. Frank, he ought TO
he horsewhipped within an inch of his life
wou Id have done it myself but she made me
| promise, before she told me word of the
matter, to come straight to you
That was one of the wsest promises you
ever made, says |. We can't afford to
bully this fellow, whatever else we may do
with him. Don't think | am saving any-
thing libellous against your excellent father =
character when | assert that if he saw the
letter he would certainly insist on your mar
riage being put off, at the very least .
Feeling as my father does about my mar
rage, he would insist on its being dropped
altogether, if he saw this letter saws Mr..
FRANK, with groan. But even that is not
the worst of it. The generous. noble girl
herself says, that if the letter appears in the
paper, with all the unanswera6e comments
TINS scoundrel would be sure to add to it, she
would rather die than hold me to my engage
meht-even II my father would let Inc keep
lt' lie was weak young fellow, and ridi-
culously fond Of her. | brought him back to
business with another rap of the paper-knife.
! Hold up, Mr.. Frank says l. | have a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
SAINT LOUIS

STEAM PLAININ G MILL,
r UMBER YARD and Sash, Door, Blind
IL Moulding and Box Factory. corner of OFF al
Ion and Thirt-euth streets. Office, North side
of Olive, No. III, between Attn and 5th streets
ST Louis, Missouri. HLlf ~
wO have Always on naad the following artt
cles, warranted Of the best material and work
msnshiP. thoroughly seasoned by steam, anc
as low as similar work can be furnished in The
west. Panel Doors, Window Sash, Rolling
Blinds, Stationary Blinds, Mantels, Door ant
Window Frames, Pine and Popular Weather
boarding. " hite and Yellow Pine Flooring
Shelving, Shingles and Lathes.
VI Boxes of every description made to order
WILLIAM WADE 4 CO.
March 10, '55. fn45.6ml
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
The Usiresity Family Remedies.

I ssaed Uudsf the seal, sanction and authority
Of Tho UsivsSity Of Pres Medicine and
Popular KnStiedes. eAsrtessd BY the staae Of
Peussy lvspta, Apsit -, 1853, With capital Of
el0o. 6ao. maanly Tor the purpose Of .rfssting
the evils Sf Spurious Nostrums. slso for sup
plying the community with reliable remedies
whenever q competent ply sician cannot Or
will uot Be- employed. have Purchssed from Or.
John K. Rowland, hiS ceiebvated 'i'ft
- a.r Re1lSad's Tonic Nurture, : 'at -
Known Tor upwards Of twenty five years - the
ssly suns and safe cure for Fever and Xkae.
&c, and bis inestimable remedy for Bowel
Complaints, Rowlanrs Compound Of Black
bsry Root, which hikhiy approved aad popular
rsmedys. together with the University Remedy
for complaints ofthe Lungs,
The Osivsnity Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
dirastinn ll-s.sil-- "a "a SAi 'f'itf6 't ~
The University's Remedy for Costive Bow
ek .oE. IA Il ssfhGGa hfH 3aoc cd&hh
Also the q sivsssay = almanac may be hsd 1t
the Branch Dispensary, Or stores sfW. Q, JouH
son. Council Bluffs and Omshs Cit5eG So.
May ., l6S5.. II, 4, 1000 - v5niftfA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
To THE PUBLIC.

THIS is to inform the public that the Old
] and we'll known ferry at Winter Quar-
tiers, is again in successful operation, and
til at we II subscribers will bs constantly in
readiness to cross all who may come, in dou-
ae asick time. Experienced aud aecommo-
dating Aoatmsn will be employed for the
purpose Of this ferry, in nrder that utmost
and complete satisfaction may be giveA TO The
travelling public. The name OF ''florence''
having been substituted" for that OF Winter
Quarters, this fersy will be known by the
designation Of the Florence and Iowa Ferry.
ALDEN i HOWE.
Oct. 10th 1864. .., .e. n5-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
Saw Mill Fer Sale

T0HE Sabstrioer viii s.ll his water power
i Saw Mn, locsted on Keg Creek. about ?
said nm Il in good saving condition. and has
= good run Of custom. 1t has drss- rata fame,
and has only been ip operation about years.
A. am aaxioas = dispese u this property,
will sell = > bargain. Thees u Que Humid
Ted and Twenty Acres Of choice Land connse-
ted with The premises. alec fos s.ls. .g,, ,..a
Apply to the subscriber, or Bennett and
Harding, Glenwood. foe fanhsF iufsrmasiep.
= WILLIAM SLAUGHTRR.
Feb. @, '5s. II n-4e-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

ALL whom il may eescern, hat my " lie
Mary has lett nv bsdganA hoard, without any
Just cause or proyoestiou, takenr with her sun
dry stock and furuiture, such q cows, oxen and
househ old furui.ure, and by these presents. |
f0rewarn all persons against harbering or ssst-
ing her on my account, - | will pay no debts
OF her contracting. And | also fofewarn all
persons agaiaat purchasing any such 'tock.
~ ct her, - he has no right 70 ssil any OF
ny property, - dc devotes her whole time
sIaAdeT1ng me ana others.
JOHN N. CLOUD.
seFgsats RlsH-, Iowa, May Is, '55. nli3ns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

NOTICE.
4 corporation under the name OF "The Coun-
n Gil Bluffs aud Nebraska Ferry Company
-
ton Law OF the State Of Iowa, and its principal
place for trausacting business is the couutins
room Of James A. Jackson, Council Bluff ca J
Iowa. The nature Of tho business Of the com
panyHs 10 o. ocure boats -ad TO keep and main
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and Loul
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the In
dams and whites along said line.
The capital stock Of the company is eleven
thous and dollars, negotiable and transfe- b
by vote OF the majority Of a board ofdirec,or,
aud to be paid in upon call of the board Of di.
rectors.
The time of commencement Of said incorpo
ration was the 93d July 1853, 10 continue tweu
ty years.
The affairs of the company to be conducted by
board Of directors. consisting Of . president
secretary, treasurer and other directors. to b
eaec<ed annually on the 6rst Monday Of each
year.
TAe indebtedness of the compsuy shah at NO
1as axeesd hesuW Of seven Thousand douA4
fst. u '5+u50ifJ > T. !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
PINE LUMBER.

UHE Subscriber would respectfully annsusc1
i u the citizens Of Pottawattamie and adjoin.
ing counties, thss he has opened 4 large PINE
LUMBER YARD tn Council Bluffs City, and
10 in receipt of lumber regularly and viii
keep ssrstsssiy on hand large and we'll selec-
ted stock Of pine Lumber frsm zach to inch
aIso-piDs siding, and worked flooring, pine
shingles and hath. sssh, blisSs, doors, &C.; ali
Of which y III ssh low for cash. e eG.'
ECospeI BlsGs City, Oct. ~, l0S3-25.u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

SARGEANT Bluffs NEBRASKA FERRY
nOHPANY would say 70 the public, that
y their ferry i being put in readiness tor
the Spring Emigration 70 the NortheFa lpaxt II
Nebraska, Utah, And Califqsala, ard that the
road y nov bang bridgsd fssm Fort Dsdes
West to the ferry It Sergeant Blafs. and they
pledge themselves to do their almost to gIvs
general satisf faction TO tie travelling Pablsc ia
call At th~is terry. The ronte to Utah aud Cal-
forsta 10 no thsSouah aids ofthe Banning We
tor to the head, thence aesess tie ridge 4lteen
miles, 70 Fest LAsxmas, 4 distance from Sargent
Bluffs 70 Fort Laramie ofsbout $50 miles,
SarFsaat Dlaat, 0st. ] $, 1e3{;-n7.tfo
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

efOMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A ils,ts1 nnmbef Of lots IN Omaha City an
nov ready TOR private sale Cal! on the un
dersigned, or on Ar. Roger 1t TsesIs and Jock
sen sstors. 81 81
Lots b gisea to psssans who rish to
build this season
July % lS54.-~.f Ell LOWE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
LUMBER-PfNE LUMBER.

TINE Subscribers would inform the citizens
L .sf Council Bluffs and the public generally
that 50 soon - the navigation Of TIE Misso All
Is resumed, they will ship to this place. a large
stock Of Pine lumber. including dressed floor
Ing and shelving, doors, vindoxs, and door
they VIII sell at greatly reduced prices and up-
on the m6st reasonable terms Sbe@5
's'a - D. LINDLEY & Co.
Council Bluffs Iowa. Feb. 10th, IS n3su
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
The Great Discovery /!

X q l. l. f Il ION!I =
ENOR Curling the Hair. For many years /,
i has been The object Of deepest study with
chemists and others, to produce fuid thai ap
piled to the hair, would Cause II 70 wave aud
cufi equal In beauty 70 the natural curl.
The x rollerion il the only article ever offered
to the world that viii effect this most desira.
BILE object. But three or four applications are
necessary to curl the hair much a. nay Be do
Sired aud for any length Of time From the
many testnoniais Of those who have used i
the subscriber does 10, hesitate to warr1anpt tie
IKroliarion 70 give satisfaction, and prove =
recommended in Ill csSes. 90 q n''I
The recipe tor making, with full direction,
for use, will b sent on the receipt or one dollar
postpaid. The ingredients viii NOT cost owe,
12 cents, y = s"n - " .l'-.s1 -
a Direct to, e H. A., FREMONT, '"'
q fv5n7 -3n Warren, Trumbull Co., o.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
GREAT FIRE I

NE viii inform our friends that we are not
w burnt out, but arc in a worse condition,
having sold large amount of oni goods for
men $ promises to pay. which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore. as we have no insurance
company to look to for our losses, all persons
knowing themselves indebted will coxK VI and
PAY UP their accounts and notes, and relieve us
In our time Of need as well as save cost and
trouble. McMAHAN 4 WILLIAMS.
nov % Intf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03
, 20 Old 6olliers.

sDY areceut act Of ConKreSs, IN Soldiers who
Id have bsr>soiose obtained bounty land FOL
ssFtiees, tr entitled 70 receive an additional I'd
killdd6l warrant for % many acres g will make
he hendf1d and sixty ia the whole; thus, those
who have received forty acres, Will be entitled
TO receive "a SodItfoAal warrant for one mind.
red and Twenty tcres: those who have received
eighty, an additional warrant lot eighty actss
= All yho ARB entitled - receivS iddfsl66al
wSrrants, caad az % by calling IN the undersign
ed, At his on1cs. opposite the Pacific House. in
Council 3luff City. VIM. G. JAMES,
q Aprfi "a, 1855. -a ''''~' . - n5i II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

Mssnnsss occasionally meets with shock
that i lessen TO Ill concerned, especially
TO the victim. On the Cleveland cars day
or two since, coaiag to Buffalo, was astai-
wart man, going to New York to buy goods.
He was not what might be called = stingy,
close nan, but he Vas one, who, when there
was . cent due him that swindling might de-
y,rive him q, would sacrifice . $50 bill 70
save the copper. Our friend had started
from Cleveland without any breakfast and
when Erie nAovs" in sghk he gathered him-
self ND for . general skirnish for any and ell
kinds of provisions- He had . carpet bag
with him, ard going into the dining room at
Erie, deposited his carpet bag on one chair,
while he took smother by iis side. He was
lost for about ten minutes-perfectly ablivi-
GUS 70 ANYTHING, save that he had blessed
consciousness of something rapid y and agree
ably filling mp his ''inwaris,' About this
time the landlord came aroand, and stopping
by our friends chair, ejac ulated, "Doliar,
Sir" A dollar" responded the eating man
IA dollar--thOugh t you only charged fifty
cents q meal Cor oHeeh9' That's true"
sail xEAsSxss, butlI count your. carpet bag
one, since it occupies p seat" (The table
was far from being oRewded) Our friend
sxpostulated, but the landlord insisted, and
tina Collor was reluctantly brought forth.
The land. ord passed on. Our friend DELHI
sSIaas sad opsGiBSS ses elAh8oef bag AZ HI
Carpet bag-it seems you're an individual
"A human individual, since you eat--at
least i've paid for you, and now you must
eae'--upon which, be seized everything eat
able within his reach, nuts, rasins, apples,
cakes, pies, aad amid the roars of the by
stsnders, the delight Of his brother passen-
gers. aud the diseomfture of the Landlord,
phisxmatiealiy went and took his seat in the
cars. He said he had provisions enough TO
last him to New York, aft~ aboantdM sup
DIV he had served out in the cars There
wa a. least - worth an the tag--upen
which the landlord realized assAing in the
way Of profit. 80 mnch for mesaness. -
IBaf. Rep.
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CITY Lets Fer Sale!

4 FEW choice Lots for taie Id Johnson .
n ,ddissn - CsaneH Buff most high,
beeutHsi. eiigitss - slightly aitaaiiou in the
upper portion Of the city. Immediately adjs-
eenl 70 the Public G~sden Of Terry & Co.
There i osiy 20 lott FOR sale and they viii not
lons rrnai. unsold, % let those who wish to
rss,ds In the most beautiful and romantic part
OF the city, secure lot u once. Price rsa SOM
able, and terms cash down. A map and patt
msy b seen 1t the post once. ss
J. E. JOHNSON, Ageat.
Council Bluffs, april IL, IS natl
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CHRyUNS RKNCHE
.oa... HOO THE
H1H%IDIH - NJ II
- STILL SURVIY ESi "

We STUDY TO PLEASE.
WE the usde nighed would most respectfully
II announce 10 our friends and customers,
that we have received m entire new, aud we'll
selected stnek Of GOODS, al our new large and
eomnedioas building, No. IS, Broadway ,Coun-
ell Rlsas, whsss We will be happy to see oar old
fsiends and customers, and cordially invite ali in
wat Of good bargains to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, ~ ii il NO
trouble to shox Goods. We are determined TO
sell - low a. any house 10 the West, our mot
to IL a. Il ever has been, "Smsll profits aud quick
ssloa- .3taa- II E 1855 2ga
N. b. All kiads Of fars. peltries, dry hides
ssd understandable produce, taken 10 exchange
fer Foods, and received on debts rs payments.
f-fa TOOTLE T. JACKSON.
Cornell BluGs city, Jan. 4, l652--37-ts ai-.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned has taken
t.1s ~ y s , . .s%P %.s. a3Sf
sons kuoying hsnssivss Indebted d 'sdId lEs !
ate sra rsanssaed - mako immediate psyusnt,
the sadsysigneA ssd oil psssses havisg
CLAIMS against said EstaAe, will pseseat them "a
the FIRST Monday in January next, = tbs olses
Of the County Judge Of Pottavattanais Cousty.
Iowa, with the proper vouchers, when and
where viii Attend myself, ~ Attorney, and
take measures tSeuakAl tmasaists paymAnt.
- JEANETTE 6 RfERSON. II \
~ TJIHfr ii administrative.
"A. c. FoRp. yAttorsey for Estate.
Nov l0tb. 1854 .dGs .aH14U
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AN EXTRA CHANCE!!

0HE undersigned viii ssH Of : good
bsygsin. the Steam Saw Mill, ed.
4H aesesn d Cottonwood Timber Land, togeth
tr withths Machinery csopises for . fiosvisg
Mill. with one run OF Burr. az fest fer eoaF.
and one 80 ipsh for corn meal: with buildinN
and other improvements on the premises.
! Situated 81 miles from Council Diufs.
r. JAS. V.,JEFFRlEs,.A Co.
March, 9, 1855. n44-ft.
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Farmers Attention.

| will pay cash for butter, eggs, lard,
i potatoes beans and other kinds of coun.
try produce; also all kinds Of lumber, de-
llvereo at the Post Office block, Council
Bluffs. Iowa. ""
W. D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 9th, '55. 1l n-4l-tf.
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A S we are determined to reduce our stock of
"A Goods below our usual standard, at this
season of the year, give us call and Try us,-
1t will cost nothing to try what can be done
in the way of cheap goods, for cash, at
Jam ~, a54, vOORHIS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-07-03

- "Wtness, You have said that whse
waking with IN umbrella overyoushsad yea
fell into this reservoir and Was badly Injured.
Did you break any bones. cir II dat sime?"
az did. sir''. aWhat bonese''-s'Whals-
bones, SIR" 4