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CENEnAL AGENCY AT WAsHiNGrOs-The sah,
scribe formerly of Richmond Virgina having established
office this city few doors front Of the Teeg
tenders claimants the
especially for revolutionary land bnneg
and pensions under the Of Congress
Having purchased the Of The late David Hornaon,
perhaps, only index which made 10 e
OF revolutionary in he first auditors Office n
Richmond lie has copious index The 70 a
other public Offices In the Capitol Of Virginia The and no
ycas experience
title him hope at II claim Innsed 10 him be Just ne vi" be
able show it, where the claimant himself may DC tney
unable do
For ID March, sas giving 6c acres
served .uttren days, his
charges will be very moderate fEhiA EtChAkps'
Hon. Henry A. Wise, hccomac, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq Richmond, Virginia.
f. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
virginia.
Stafford III. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John Il. Fendleton. virginia.
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID. @.
William j. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Undertake, esq, New York.
March 7-dkcply"
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From the Pcnnsylvanian
PRACTICAL AMAIGAMATInN


PRACTICAL AMALGAMATION
~ would seem that madness rules the hour Intua-
ton may be termed the parent of insanity But yeser-
day. comparatively, the know-nothing abolitionists sim
ply asked that negroes should enjoy their freedom To-
day nothing short Of practical amagamaton will answer
The twenty-fourh ward-comprising west Philadelphia
kingsessing, Bockcy and Belmons subject to the des-
potism OF know-nothingsm. Fortunately for the COM
muny 1t is divided into several school districts or
should probably have daughters disgraced and de-
moralized by having filthy negresses placed beside them
in the public schools An order has gone forth so far ms
the Hestonville schools concerned that white and black
females and white and black males shall sit side by side
promscuousy in the public schools and such to be the
future daily arrangement and intercourse of the two races
Who the school directors at Hestonve that dare in
suit pubic opinion by so gross attempt TO degrade
white females down to the level of the negroes Is this
The first step towards practical anagamation? Where
are John w. Ashmead and Jacob Broom who reside in
That vicinity and as leaders in the order have de-
clared that they opposed to social ntcrmngng of
the white and black races? Can we place any faith in
their assertions when they permit such vile conduct
anspire under their very eyes, the part Of the
whom they raised to power? Are the white inhabitants
OF Hesonve lost to shame that they viii permit their
daughters to attend schools where they to mhae
the aroma OF negres and have their pride and
serespect reduced to the African standard? We desire
much any the negro elevated in the scale
oineect and morals; but shall resist the cx-
tremy the corruption of the white to effect this
desirable object In the far distant future when the Afri-
cans skin shall have lost its tint and his flesh its odor-
when his mind shall have caught the Promcthean e of
the white man-then amagamation may be practicable;
but not until then Who the school directors of Hes
tonville? Can any one inform us
We understand that of the railroad companies be-
tween this and neghboring city has recently adopted
the practice Of putting whites and blacks in the same
passenger So there every probability of diI-
entity arising out Of the matter. No gentleman will per-
nit negess to ose his wife and daughters in the cars
and we may expect to hear of trouble if the railroad COM
pany persists in their determination
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Misses Rockers

Boarding Day Shoolo Young Ladies' 46a street, ees"eeA
6th and IN.
THE ducr of this resumed Mon6ny, sep
TO- Circulars be Ind application to The prine
pals at the bookstores
Aug Is -eotf
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THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH sUrFHRERs-The
rbutions in aid of the sufferers in Norfolk and Ports
mouth are being swced to considerable amount but it
will all be required, and probably great deal The
following arc the amounts contributed ms can be
asce ined
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LOCAL N e WIS.

The dedication of the Princessstreet Methodist church,
Alexandria, will take place this afternoon at three o'clock
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7 IGIT and Darkness, or, The Shadow OF Fste-A
of Fashionable Life Paper 80 cents co'b rs cents
Just published, and for sale nj TAYLOR hAURYs
Aug26 (Sentncl1 Bookstore, near 9th ST.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
NoUTU

RI. Rev. Bishop SpALDYo.
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY--Tha exercises OF this insu-
w tuition viii be resumed Monday, the 3D. of september
II. j. DENECKERE,
Aug as-dlw Presr 8. J.
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POPULATION New YoRK,--Accordng TO the official
returns of the marshas the city Of New York
contains population Of 623243 Subjoined we give the
returns for four periods, commencing in 1890;
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Hon GeoRGE MAnsTos u.s. FusIoE--The Barnstable Pa
ro is requested by Judge Marson to state that he
present the fusion meeting in Boston last week
that he declined serving of the committee to call the
fusion convention and that he does sympathzc with
the movement there recommended under such leaders
had he control Of the needing.
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.Sloop-of- Var 81. Louis Ordered, dc.
PHILApELru,E, Aug. 25.0rders have been received at
the navyyard the ST. Louis in days for cruise
but her destination is not known
The workmen in the navy-yard Yesterday contributed
So, 800 for the relief of the Norfolk sufferors.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
The Cars have Arrived
FREioHrED FOR voosn1lo AT TIE


THE Philosophers Stone, whose touch
l. transfers every thing 20 gold. has been
found in the distant lands Of the Pacific and
thousands have made princely fortunes with its
use-msny are eagerly pursuing their way TO
this desired haven, ard will also make fortunes
and We cordially visn them every success, As
they pass through our city, however. they
should supply themselves with all needfui and
necessary articles fer the Plains, to satisfy hum
ger, shield from storms and cold, to make well
when sick, for drink when thirsty and rest
when weary; and also a nice something, few
luxuries for the palate when far from the reach
of the dsinties Of civilized life,
e.. VOORHIS & co.,
AT the Old stand on the head OF Broadway,
Madison street, at sign Of the Mommo,h A
have just received per Steamer Genoa, a COM
plets and thorough stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, Tools
and Cutlery, Stationery, and Ready Made
Clothing, aud finally everything that might be
required for both emigrants and citizens, fol
Quitting or comforts al home which will be
sold as low ss can be Purchased In this market,
Council Bluff city, April aa, lS54,-ly
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
1851.
1851. 1854
Spring Importation at the
Ell EPU A N T STORE
1854
Palnt Brushes 4

YENHE undersigned take this method ofinfor.
4 ming their friends and customers, ana
the public generally, tkct they are now in re.
ceipt (at their large new and commodious store
on Broadway of one Of tae largest aud most
extensive stocks of Spring and Summer Goods
that was ever brought to this city. Our facli-
ties for purchasing such, being in connec
ton with several business houses and the rood =
all being purchased at the same time, by an
experienced buyer, expressly for this market
from first hand Manufacturers and Importers in
the cities of Boston, New York and PbiIad ell
phia. purchasing, it enables Us to sell
much cheaper than if purchased from the iob.
ers aud We fiatter ourselves that we can sell
goods LITTLE CHEAPER THAN ANY House IN TBK
w EST, AND We PLEDGE OURSELVES TO DO So
Our Goods are all new and of late and desi
rable styles, as our old stock was entirely
consumed by the late fire in this place. Gus.
toners can rely on finding Oh entiie new and
one of the best stocks ever brought to this cl.,
to select from. We cordially invite all who
visit the city TO call and examine our stocb
before purchasing else where, as you will findii
TO your interest to do SO.
And we particularly call the attention of
country merchants 10 our large stock of Mer-
chandize, as we have great induceme nts to fer
you. We can accommodate the Farmer, the
Mechanic, or the Emigrant, with every thing
lence.
Our stock consists in part of a great sarst,
of Dry Goods of French, English and Americ-
All Manufacturies such as: Bonnet and Dres.
Silks, Fine satin, silk and straw bon nets, para.
soils. shades, ribbons, collars, cuffs, chin azitts
waits, gloves, hosiery, dress trimmings, Jewell
ry, Sc, &c. Great variety of ffashio able dress
goods OF all kinds, broad cloths, cassmeres, sat
tinetts, tweeds, cottonade and hannels. Boots
shoes, hats, caps, and a large lot of ready made
clothing. Hardware. cutlery, queensware and
glassware, wines, liquors, groceries and provis-
ions of all kinds, saddIery and leather, iron,
nails and castings
a large lot of furniture Of every kind. Plows
OF the best approved patterns Of all sizes.
We feel grateful to our numerous friends ana
customers for past patronage bestowed and stib
solicit continuance.
We wish you all TO bear In mind that our
motto is NOT TO BE UNDERsoLp.
TOJTLE & JACKSON.
a. N B. All kinds Of merchantable preducs
taken in exchange for govos.
Cash paid for beeswax, dry hydes, furs and
peltries
Sign of the ELEPHANT, Broadway, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. TOOTLE g. JACKSON.
april lo, ls54.-nl4tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
The GREAT WAR QUESTION

3 ne1l - polnasd, ssf kelly to be until the
Indsps1euse 81 Ps.land and Hungary is
Fpsoeio ioIuaa4 a ths wofld. But while war &
cor otion di1eurhs the peace of Europe,
Amesiea . tranquil. and many Of he, { I'll
sens IRE learning wisdom by having their
UNDIKsrANDING clothed at the Boot and Shoe
Store of
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER.
Who have Just received one Of the best Fan
and Winter trade stocks of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to this market-consisting in
part, Of Ladies fns black and colorod Silk
Caters; do. fins kid Kossuth Boots; do End.
Jenny Lind Boots; do Fine Black aud White
Kid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
do mo. and i'm. polkas and J I. Boots; Men 3
Fine French calf Boots; do Kip thick, coarse,
fine, and Nebraska Boots; do cali, kip and thick
Brogans; do French add Oxford Ties; do Fine
Kid and Patent Opera Dancing pumps, Multi
iers, Slips, &c.
Misses. Boys, Youths and CAildrens Boots
andShoes, of all kinds. sizes, and Of The best
quality. Ia
Hats, Caps, &c, Of all kinds.
Also-Groceries, fine Teas, Liquors, De.
Thankful for past fxvors, we solicit con-
tinuance Of the patronage Of our friends ans
the public generally. Our object is quick sale'
and small profits. Gail in aud see our Stocl
NEXT door to the Robinson House Broadway
No trouble to show goods at
HUNTINGTON u PYPER'S,
N B-Sheet Music, and Guitar and Violin
Str ngs.
Bluff City, Sept 26, 1854. n54-u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

MHE citizens of Bluff City and surrounding
country are hereby informed that this new
! establishment is now completed and well
supplied with choice variety of Groceries,
Provisions and country produce, which will be
sold at the lowest selling rates in this city.
Past favors. and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed are duly appreciated and thank
fully remembered, and trust by strict attention
to the wants of my customers, TO merit contin-
uation of their favors and patronage.
II. ID. HARLE.
N. B.-Cash paid for all kinds Of country pro-
duce, flour and grain.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

~JuIus.-Sam, did yeu know | and
masss Wilson jined de no mullins 'lout de
same time ?
SAa.-Ne, julius, nebber was kl OWN
TO de facks.
JULrus.-Yes sir; know all bout his GOWN
20 congress and how hs ilay'd de cards to
git thar.
sax.--what game did he play?
JULIUS. lew'--he vsxed
bo.h ends, ksp de ace hack, took de ricis
AID lew'd de party.--Cosson Post.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
Saw Mill Fer Sale

TNHE Subscriber will sell his water power
i Saw Mill, located on Keg C Creck, about .
miles from t g town of G Glenw ood, in Mills co
Said Mill is in good saving condition, and has
a good run of custom. 1t has drst-rste frame.
and has only been in operation about 2 YEAR
As am anxious 10 disposs Of this pnerertv. i
will sell It = bargain. There 10 Que Hund.
red and Twenty Acres Of choice Land connec-
ted With The premises, also for sals.
Apply to the subscriber, or Bennett and
Harding, Glenvood, fev further information.
WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Feb. %, IS. n-l0-n
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
PROCLAMATION.
10 The Citizens Q" Council BluTS and
Vicinity.
PULVERMACHER'S
HYORO.ElECTR VOITAIC CHAINS

CONSTRUCTED to be worn next to the
" skin producing a constant currentof uNIS
rERRUPrED ELECTRIC AAGNErIsM-effecting M
MEDIATE RELIEF FROM ALL ACUTE
PAINS, and a
PERMANENT Cure OF ALL NEURAL6rc DISEASES,
PCLvERaAcHER' ELECTRIC CHAINS were first
used in France, three years since, for the cure
of Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted
TO the most thorough trial, in eyerv Hospital in
Paris, By the most learned Professor in that city
they were recommended to the Government Of
France, who granted Patent for thh Discov-
cry. During the years 1872. they were in
troduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia and Eng
land, and ere yeaT since. introduced snd paten-
ted by the United States Government.
MOST ASTONISHING CURES OF
Rheumatism. st. Vitus Dance
Pained d swelled Joints, Palpitation Of the heart
Neuralgia Of the face, Periodical Headache
Deafness 4 Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains
EV.-SY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
lie quickly end rapidly cured, by simply wear
ing the Chains for few h ours each day.
The ChaiA were FIST introduced in the City
of New York, where they were exhibited to
chan, who really discovered that they 30 ,s-sscg
STANCE AND SINGULAR PowEa oy
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS.
vhe never applied, and by their reconme nd alton
nee, they were introduced into the
olfe-ent hospitals Of New York, and are now
in daily those Institutions, in the treatme at
and cure OF the above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT
in the world can produce so many we'll autaen-
tieafsd Certificates of cure irem Scientific Phy-
sicians and Intelligent Patients a may be found
in each Pamphlet, which mayb b otained (gra-
tis) at the Drug store Of Nichos Paine who
are the sole Agents, ard who i'll explain the
manner of use TO any one VIII nay apply
Ia the city cf New York, the Genefv c r.
fee, 500 Broadway, there Tally being sold
from 40 TO So CHAINS, and sale and de ~ nd
in Boston is ss great in proportion to the ,p-
ulstion, although they have ouly been in.ro-
duced three months. -
The CHAINS are easily worn, and equs lv ap-
plieable to all classes. the child as we'll as the
aduit, and are always ready for use----never get
out sf repair, and are as much an article Of Or
nament, as they are valuable means of cure
CAUTION. Ladies who are eaeeiate are re-
qsssted not TO wear them. r. ae,.sl
J. E. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs.
The prices of the Chains are So and IS, l6
and 80 Links. and can be cent by, mail to any
part of the State, by addressing JosKrA Srss.
Esr. General Agent, New York. I..r
H. ns7 If.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
NOTICE.


4 corporation under the name Of "The Coun-
"A Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company
has been organized under the general corpora
tion law Of the State Of Iowa, aud its prip. .ipsl
place for transacting business is the cou ling
room OF James A. Jackson, Council Bluff city
iowa. The nature OF the business Of the CEN
Pany is to p oeure toats and to keep and ma IN
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry on trado with the In
dians and whites along "a I'd limo.
The capital stock Of the company Is eievsn
thousa dollars, negotiable and transfe- b
by vote OF the majority Of q beard OF directors
and to be paid in upon call Of the board of di-
rectors.
The time Of commencement of said iacorpo
ration as the a3d July 1883. to continue twen
ty years
The affairs of the company to be conducted by
4 board Of directors, consisting Of q president,
secretary, treasarer and other directors, TO be
elected annually on the first Monday of each
year.
The indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars
Feb. 81, '54-n50tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
AIDEN& HOWE,
REAL ESTATE AGEN rs

FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
WILL attend to any legal or financial bus
W inees entrusted to them. They will give
special attention to the legal or mutual ad :
justm,n ,nls of disputes arising from claims up
on ,Ae public lauds; the laying of Warrants;
the selection Of desirsble farm sites, and q
general collecting business.
ANY information desired relative to this
great section of the Union, will be given full
and explicit on application to the subscribers
by letter, Post Paid.
Address ALDEN & HOWE,
Florence, formerly Winter Quarters) Ne
braska Territory. Sept, goth, '54-n55-3m.
REFER TO
hcSlahon & Williams, j. G. Mitchell, & Co.
A. d. Malcom, Id, B. r. Pegram Co.
Stutsnan 4 Donnell, @. Voorhis & Co.
e. A. Robinson Esq Uon. S. III. Riddle.
j. Z. Johnson Esq. 'nsel Briggs TX. Gov.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

ANU JuIkUS UUUpk6 ShM Wllls
THIS admiisbis six horse mill. capable Of
u sawing from ono 10 two thousand feet Of
lumber daily, il said by those who have used
the same, to be the best saw mill Of the style in
operation. The simplicity, durability and ad-
aption of those mills commends itself to the
wants Of our corntry,-aso Cox & Roberts
Patent Thresher end Cleaner, as propelled by
lever power and endless chain or railroad
Power, is the most simple, cheap, and durable
Machines Of the kind ever offered for sale.
I wo hundred and fifty bushels of wheat can be
thrashed and cleaned by this machine in a
day, and neatly done.
Orders for either of the above mills will meet
with prompt attention by addressing Kings
land i Ferguson Phwaix Foundery, st. Louis
Mo-, or persons in this vicinity can have their
orders for the same attended to by their agent,
JB. STUTSMAN.
Council Bluffs. Iowa. Aug lst, AS n43tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

fexlmined the above named patient few
days before he commenced taking the Pan
acea, have examined him since and fully
sanction the statement of the parents be-
lieva it to be permanent al we'll as a re-
markable cure. Attest,
A. d. WILLIAMS, NJ D
Dyspepsia Cured.
We challenge the world to produce sin
gle case of dyspepsia where DIR. Bruce's Pan
acea has been used without decided and
valuable improvement. Even where this
fearful disease has become mark ed and CON
frmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill of the most emf
nent physicians have failed, and many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried in vain, tn 9 2 anacea has expelled the
disease and reinstatei youthful vigor and
health.
Read the following statement of genle-
man of the most unimpeachable veracitv
Henry CO., KY, May 10, 1853.
Dr.. BRucE---Dear Sir: have been sorelv
afflicted for eight years--havo taken medi-
cine from several eminet physicisns, and va
rious medicines variously recommends to the
public, at an expense to me Of some two
hundred dollars, all with out permanent ben
eft. had become very weak and lean---
pain in my side and breast, great depression
shortness Of breath, an extreme constipation
Oh ny bowels, going from sightt ten days
without any action. In this cOnd, on pro-
cured a few bottles of your Indian Vsge.a-
ble Panacea, and have found z, eat relief.
/ am free from pain, and am regainine nv
fiesn and former strength. My bowels are
now regular, and | can say IN tru'h that I
am able a., ain W to perform my da,.y labor
on my farm. Iknow the Panacea is helping
me, aud oheerfully recommend 1t to those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor of the liver. VIM. G. TORBIT.
'Dr. Bruce's Panacea.''
Whenused according to direction win eura
the following diseases: Dyspepsia.
Scrofula or Kings Evil, incipient Consumn-
ton, Rheumatism. inflammation Of the Ewes
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Dropsy. Sick
and Nervous Headache, Pain in the Side.
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the Kidneys.
Spleen anu Spine, Goodness Of the Feet, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of the Glands.
Lumbago and Jaundice, Female Irresulari--
ties and all diseases arising from IN i'm
proper or excessive use Of Mercury. T5.'7.t
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES
Alternative. Puryative, Diureti, j, Diaphor-
etic and Toni". Its action on he Liver and
Blood is powerful and san.tiv !. II removes
and il the MASTERING OF
PAIN! 1t acts with pro mptness on the
Kidneys and Urine, promotes Precipitation
causes an equilibrium. Il purifies the Blood.
clears the Skin, cleanses tie Tongue, sAee-
tens the Breath, and while il thna removes
from the system ell accumulated morbifc
matter, it's tonic psopsrties give tone and ao-
ton, impsrtang now life and vigor. Price
s 10 per bottle.
GFfibsral dieposnk kmadsto@lsdaess. N 4
FOR SALEs lI N A1fR R61AIL
RI Gro, kmooeSR toe. e..
Bra9 4ooA M ~ &c StrseS
~ y J. Je11k! y II 81 I'll HUI loS.
~ AsatD - = : fa ~ jd6a-
ty = ssli tas ~ v.lsab!s - q
Juns -. 'H-a30-x.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
ESTRAY NOTICE

L >strayed from the subscriber last September,
- a muddy gr-y three year old filley. Also
three year old iron gray stud colt Any one
giving information of the said colts will be
handsomely rewarded.
VIM. NJ. POWERS.
Coancil Bluff City, Iowa Feb 8. n37 IT
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10

4 LII kinds of Harness and Sadlery, for sase
IA at the cash store. G. DOUGHTY 4 Co.
WELL DIGGING AND CLEANING.
qHB 1abscriber respectfully announces to the
1 pablic that he is prepared % sngags Ia the
abose buskness and will astend 10 I'll work II
that liz y this city and vicinity. Havine had
experience In this busissn he fsele
asslred Of giving satisfastioa to these who ~
fhyss hta With job. .lss
Asaidencs on Pigeon street, North eide q tho
city. -,
joint. DENTON.
Council Blu6s, lew. Dec. IS l6S4-p22- -6m.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
CITIZENS ATTENTION I

DANIEL ". CRAWFORD, havlng reftted
l. and enlarged his Bakery establishment, u
prepared = supply the citizens Of this P'acs
With hrsad, oskss, pies, esndies, nst:. No, scd
In aaet saything aud everything useasiy kept IN
q bakery ssd confectionery establishmsnt. PUB.
lic Houses and fsmiliss supplied on the best OF
terms Big leaves for little money at the City
Bakery ,-uear the Guy Hetel
n DANIEL w. CRAWFORD.
Council Bluffs CITY, Jal I, l65l--e4u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-10
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
DlUFF CITY


nR. E. HONN, on the south side of Broad
- 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 -Stuffs, CO.
pal and Japan Varnish. Putty,
Paint Brushes, &c,
and most of the popular patent Medicines of
the day. Also, GROCERIES, such as Puic
Brandles, Wines, Alchohol, Vinegar, Linseed
On, Fish Oil, Lamp Oil. Tobacco, Segars, Scotch
and Macy Snuff, Window sash and Glass, by
lO, lO by IL, and II by IA. Also, great var-
ETY. Of notions, consisting in part of Hair brush
es, Olothe 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, envc-
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 I2, 1853 l2-tf.