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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

Fillmore 8
Let herrip Keep the ball rolling Cir.
Wdtchmdn,
The Mercer County Republican, in Penn.
sylvania, some time since hosted the names
ofFremont and Dayton al its mast head, but
the popular opposition was 50 great that il
has since taken them down and put in their
place those Of Fillmore and Donnelson.--
The Republicans are as rare in some parts
OF Pennsylvania as Lldck sheep IN a flock. -
The "wooly horse" cannot tfayel at all over
that section Of our country.
A GOOD ExAMPLE.-Mr. J. L. Brown, the
former editor Of this paper, who has here
toiore been opposed to The Democratic party
came out honestly and puplicly for Buchan-
an and the entire Democratic ticket. There
are many Others who require a little more
nerve TO declare openly the convictions of
their judgements, acknowledge their past er-
rors, and follow his example. We say tu all
such come and help us battle for the right
and the true, the Constitution and the Coun-
try.--Ek Reporter.
A NEW GERMAN DEMOCRATIC PGPER.-The
Marietta Republican says that "Der Mari
eta DemokrGt," is about being started at
that place under the editorial charge of VIM.
Lorey, ESQ.,, Joung gentlemen Of talents
and education. I:wiIl support Buchanan
and Brecki1idge. q. 4l -
The Tolland County GCsetle, Rockville,
Conn.,, hitherto neutral, has cone out for
Buchanan and Breckinridge. Tally sgain!-
Among the reasons given by the editor is
that the Republicans now oppos, the pacifi.
cation Of Kansas, through the patriotic meas
ure pressed BY The Democrats in Congress.
MORE OF 'EM.-From evidences that con
tinually throng in upon us every day, we are
convinced that this thing of. railroad and
steamboat voting is all one.sided. On Sat.
urdsy evening last vote was taken on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail Road
haf ftvaau na,sa., 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

A BIG srRAw.-A vote was taken on the
last California steamer just arrived, resulting
as follows: ssH IN.
Buchanan $50
Fillmore and Fremont 1876
Hoop! That shows the estimation of the
Ca!tlefornia speculator at home. Whoo-
rah!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-08-28

1t has been our duty TO keep correctly and
fully advised Of the motements of the Ab
olitionists. We knew that since Lane COM
menced his march, the Abolitionists in the
Territory were engaged in stealing horses
TO mount bis men, organizing and preparing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
OING NOR

GOING souTu-The $40 a. Train Will connect at San
dusy Morning Train from Toledo; at ALonroeyie with
Chicago Express Southern Division nj C. ( T. Road at
Shelby Junction With Cincinnati Express from Geyg and at
Mansfield Junction Express from Ptthurg and At
Newark with the Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
Bay City Detroit; AIouroevc with western Train
c. 7. r. Shelby Junction 5.2t p 81 "ith the Mail
Tram C. C. C. R. Columbus & CINCINNATI at Mans
field Junction Mt '55 p N. with Fast Ean on o. p R. L.
Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio R. r
GOING NORTiL-Te 9-28 4 Train xiii make close
nectou at Newark 8a Train from BeaiE @. O. II.
R.; 1T MausisIi with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby junction IL IL with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo York, and Mouroevie with
3lriI Train C. & T. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
$50 Il Train Will Newark with Express from
the Easton CentJnu Ron ut Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for PitishurEi Shelby Junction at 9si
Cleveland; Mournele with Ni=ht
Express Toledo and Chicago and at SlnduSEy with the
steamer Bag City for Detroit and Chiea-n-
sanaiasEy, Au=. 1, 1883. s=r15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
Sandusky3 mansfield & NewarE
R-AILR0 AID
EEsssl Fss3szsz .E EsAsssz8
Chanse of Time,

ON and after Tuesday, Aug. 1s5 uatu further notice,
" Trains SiIl follows, saturdays eXcepted)
GOING SOUTH
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j 10 Through ITckefs to all Parts Of Hett and
e pc e1iss u lkhsstssg,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN,

N-oCLD beg leave annOuuce you extensive aEr-
w val Of Spring and summer Goods. being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON,
of beautiful ehScc Goods which i h open and ready
inspection TursaT and Friday tl;r lhth ami llth
We confidently invite ynur inspection OF Stock,
believing do, ta it cannot he eScvtd in the city, and
have 70 hesitation in inviting comparison.
Dress CToo received hT the Persia and
Atlantic have been selected In Men York, prncipalF from
sell of STrssrs. T. Stewart Co. J.
Beck CO. Arnold, Constable & Co., and Ubs,cl PiersUn,
Lake Co, which sufficient guarantee that the STYLES are
OF the most fashionable ard recent icSgns Imported.
Embroderirs chiefly ufour Importation there
by enabling orr superior Inducements, both In
OF design ard price.
stock % Mantas OF the importation of George
BuiPin Co. Many Novelties he found elsewhere.
We would beg leave call particular atteEto;i to nur
stock Of Liners mFoIted b ourselves; and stock OF
Staple and cGse keeping Goods, all OF hieh Mill sell
very LOW Pgcrs
1t intention superior advantages Fur-
and by cuutin= fr leEIin merit s confidence
OF the public
Very respectable,
HEISKEIL swEARINGEN.
corner Market and linton stS.
apfI Wheeling, Va.
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PASSENGERS BOUND WEST
can by takinz this route time. money aud distance
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TRANSPORTATION

TIVE, Money, aud Disiaaef siredt
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. sAs.'t7i Co-PoTtnersbi1n n 7 ~A'AAA'

n. MARSH has this day associated with hin, SI 7 Way
q man, the purpose transactng and
retail boot and Shoe business j. L Marsh,
No. Monroe street, door Greer, OFT Co. under
the 6rn Of MARSH / WA69IAN.
July 1st, 1s55. ja30
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MAJ 81. I856.
MISCELLANEOUS.

For sH C0vrse iarlRtfiHg sl5 DtpdEfIReHts Of Book
kSeBfHg Lectures aud itHsGESaip, iardFtdhts fH
tSt fiaft fs eosr.s &; Iai.s iaii =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-21
r EMOVAT,

NJ REILLY has removed from his OIL stand in Market
We Square that spacious Warehouse, No, o.,
'front.' side Of Main street, between Monroe and
Quincy, lately occupied bS Aesrs. AMMAN Mcguire,
commission house lie has hand large aud general
OF Groceries Liquors. which he will sell
Wholesale vt the lowest market prizes.
L O-GunPoWder OF every description and Safety
Fuse Spl5
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tcENTRAL
OHIO R-AII-ROA AID!
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NEW ARRAMGEMENI.

Two through Trains, Each Way Dailyl
SENDiI5S EYCEPTED,
Connecting on the East with the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road WhEelinE, and oE the West with
Railroads. 2anesylc Newark MOHTOsVls and Columbus
ror an parts OF the South West
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES.

DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PERFUN merry. &C.
I ~. CEEU % Et.ICKGls would ann0uneS 70 his
- friends and the public senerat, that having pureha
sed the interest Of the senior partner IN e o9ses lately
conducted under the hTm Of J. Cruh1eker Son, he viii
continue te the old stand, No. II0 9tsn 81, and
would respectfully solicit and trusts % merit continuance
patronage lbeFafIy bestowed the oh hrm-
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities ands
opening extensive and we'll selected stock Of Drugs and
Chenea PeTuusr, Faney articles, &e-, all OF which
aeF strict personal Inspection ard Uh EcEup
ous rEgnF To the purity Of quality, and offered to
tie public on the reasonable terms Tyr
4. O. GOOD 8 co,
SrcCEsseEs TO JAMES BAKER
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
CorsSr ef -Nnta and .Ko1ree StcEstS
WHEELING VI
C. GOOD 4 CO., have bought the entire stock Jas.
Baker and continue the business ~ the Old EtaEd-
BAKER having Into Of the largest houses In
PIlnelpha kindly agreed u make purchases for hts
scctssors Wheeling. The E insure their
keeping hand iEu offering the best t=rsl fan as
sortuaent very articles In their re Of business
yTbeetfnz. Dec. % 1ESt de21
tEExtypER LsCc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Gen. John 4. Dix, of New York, President
ot tile Mississippi aad Missouri Railroad
Company, made the great speech Of the oc-
c4sion, at the recent Railroad festival in
Iowa City. In speaking Of our Railroad
prospects, in the future, he seil:
Aud now, fellow citizens, let me say one
word, in conclusion, la regard to the road
from Davenport TO Council Bluffs, the more
immediate subject Of our thoughts II would
pag The subject nearest to our hearts, If |
could do 50 IN Justice 10 ourselves, with al
those fair faces beamng uoon us, honorIng
ana grazing the occasion by aheir presence.
/ AIN not II this moment prep AIRED 10 say when
the section from this city u Fort Des MoiHes
Will b. commenced; but We hope and trust
wsgh the opening of the spring, and that ~e
shall meet vou IT that place in lSj1 10 cele-
brate the completion Of another link IN this
great chain. You nay be assured that no
effort will b. ared uy the gentleman enga-
ged II the work TO complete i to the Missou-
II river al the earliest practicable day. With
your aid we do not doubt that We shall &C
compsiah il, and finish also the lines TO 0ska-
loosa and Cedar Rapids, which are compre-
Tended in the plan of the Company.
\ terrninatio. Of the war in Europe, re-
moval of the doubt aud uncertainty, which
hang over the commercial enterprises, would
make il an easy task. But in any event, the
tide of population and 9TH, which is pour
inS into your State, and the a5und Ancc with
w4ic industry. IN al its branches, Is reward
el here viii soon give an impetus 10 the
work, watch will make it, in great degree,
independent of external aid and carry it On
to speedy termination. This is my DELHI
crate conviction and, in th,s coaiIence,
not only congrAtu!a ATE YOU on the successful
past bue o. The certa future, Of this i'm por-
tan: enterprise.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

DagAxs- There is new guide to the IN
&erpre.anon of Dreams. An English paper
thus puts it:
"'ro DIRE I'm OF milestone around your
neck, is sisn Of whasyou may expect # you
get an extravaganza wife. To see apples in
dream betoke ems wedding, becauss Rhere
YOU find apples you may expect TO find pears.
To dream that you are lame is token that
you will get irto a hobble When young la
dy dreams of coffin, it betokens that she
should Instantly discontinue lacing her stays
slightly, and always 90 warmly and thickly
shod in wet weather. ifyou dream Of clock
i: is a token that you viii gain THAT
ia, tick. To dream Of FIRE is q sign that if
you are wise you will see that your lights in
voar house are out before you go to bed
To cream that Jour nose is red at the tip, is
an intimation that you had better leave oil
brandy and water. To dream Of walking
tarefooted, denotes journey that you will
ID axe bootIess."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

LAroH 0S,-Laneh on, and never mind che
censure Of eynics. Joy is one Of the great
est panacaes of life 1t braces the nerves,
makes the heart dance TO pleasant music,
and the very soal ring again with harmonious
sounds. 1t is the delight Of the good, makes
sunshine when there would be all shadow
and gloom, promotes domestic happiness,
drives away sor,ow, and prepares the miEd
for the exigesce. of future; so laugh
on, bur discreeslv, and in dp> season. Ex-
ubersnt mirth does not beconze any one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Sarpy's Steam Ferry Boat,
fsss~-A
rs# II EBR A s Z a

ThE steamer Nebraska No. |, is running
1 between ST. Mary and Bellevue. The
Nebraska is a new and splendid boat, manned
by experienced officers and crew. Bellevue.
Nebraska, is opposite ST. Mary, Iowa.
Emigrauts coming to Nebraska, should come
directly TO ST. MARY. This is the froat
gateway to the most important aud interesting
portion of Nebraska. Bear IN mind that
ST. MARY AND BELLEVUE,
are the two best points for the emigration to
center.
st. Mary. Iowa, March 81. ;j5. [n4s-tf1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

f,a SEEGER AND MEYER.
THIS new Steam Saw Mill Icing the largest
and best mill in Western Iowa ami Nabrasxx
will be IN operation .f <
JANUARY FIRST. 1856.
Our prices Of lumber will DO ~ cheap a. at
other mills Al Iunbe. will be assorted ac-
cordins TO qualita. aRd kept1n neat piles, ana
builders viii have Lie advantage of selecting
their humber.
Castom logs will be sawed In lots cfthiuy
on halves; any amount over thirty for cash.
Persons bringing custom logs will receive =. bill
showing The cunt OF lumber their log. viii
yield,
Our mill viii saw from TO 1000 feet par
day. we are therefore enabled to kesp full as
sortment Of lumber Oh hand constantly, VS.
have made arrangements 10 attach a planning
matching and lathe machine by The openi sg. Of
navigation, and shall spare 40 pains OF expsnss
te give satisfaction 10 every .oLy. -.
Saint Mary. Dec Is. '55 MS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Valuable Table.

The following table will be found very
valuable to many of our readers, which We
advise them to paste in their hat:
A oox "A inches by l6 inches square, and
% inches deep, will contain barrel, IS bush
esq
A box "A inches by Is inches square, and
II inches deep, will contain half a barrel
A box 70 inches by l5-2 inches square,
and 8 inches deep. will contain bushei.
A box l2 inches by ll-2 inches square, and
5 inches deep, will contain half busaei
A boz : inches by 84 inches square, and
inches deep, will contain peck.
A box inches b. 8 inches square, and
AZ inches deep, will contain gallon.
\ box inches BY inches square, and As
inches deep, viii Contain half gallon
Cox 4 inches 10y inches square, and Al
inches deep, will contain on quart.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

CT On the 2Ist als., Me4sr< L. y. Ross,
Dauel Patterson, and YIN. Allison, retnrn-
ed to Independence. Mo-, from the Plains
where they have been for some weeks on 4
buffalo hunt. The party broughs ia 10000
pounds o dried meet ant tongues. They
kiIei over 90 buFllo and more than 200
wolves.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

CO R. ". Pease, a medical practitioner
in Syracuse, states that lard is complete
antiicte to strychnn-. lie instances sew
eral experiments to tbs point, enc OF which
tried By himself unon cat, was perfectly
sueeessgui.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
2. s. MARTIN, MILLWRIGHr.

Wosld r~sp<etfuliy srnoanes 10 the cittxsns
of Potss wattamie and the adjoining Counties,
that will ut all timed fursi.h castings suits
bic for all KINDS Of mills. from Horse MIL up
. the largest siss Grist and Saw Mills, and .,
have had yeays ri sxperispcsin ltAniag and
bailding mills ! datssss M ssf that l. can ssys
general satisfacs,on to ill shase skas may Eivs
mes call. fsnH 81 a. Hrs
1,n, s,r,...Iss! taa1 ei.s. iowa.
~ Jsckson. e TX 4 - 7'''a os:a "14
Wells, c.lhoan. Harrison cornty. I.wa
Z. Hardin,' :. -s's ssasaH ~ .
sniivan 4 hrtson, Deso,o, Noa-a@fs.
5aauafy IS, 'os. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Hollogay's Ointment and Pills will cure
any disease ofths Skin Of the longest standing.
William Frederick Anderson, Of Yadkin,
south Carolina, suffered for a long time from
eFuptions on the ska, bis facs arms and legs,
were covered with little pustules and sores
OF scorbutic nasnre,-for the cure of this
unsIghtiy aud .painfal dis6guremnt, be tried
a vairiy of remedies which failed 70 benefit
him. At last he tried Holloway's Ointment j.
Fills, which very soonprodused far otable
change, and BY few weeks persev erancs
with these remedies he wa sonplcssly cur.
ed. This famous Ointment viii 'enrs pisess
and old wounds Of twenty yeans ssspdipx-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
JOD-wORkl

We are now prepared to do all kinds OF job
Work. both plain ana ornamental, with dis
patch. and in superior style.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
ESTRAY NOTICE

. TAkEN up BY Leauder Hack, OF Roua 4
Township, Shelby County, lows. about the
last of November ls55; one Cow and Calf Al
sstravs. The Gov has black aides white back
ana betty the right horn OF, marked cross
eft sach aar. and under biz off the lsft Sa,
posed TO be ten years old. The Cali, 4 hsifsr.
sides black. white back and belly. no ear
msrks, supposed tn be ons year oldinext spriny
ne other marks or braads psrcs; vabic. both p.
praised ~ $50. .1ii jsu 9Th, 1856 ,3.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Farmers. Attention !.

Farmers. Attention
H Farmers, it is u sin TO pay $I4,l5
w. for barrel OF flour men We can nave
it cheaper al hsme casa
The subscribers will commence STE AM
FIGURING MILL, a. Saint Mary, Mills
county.
The attention Of all Farmers is thsrefore call
ed TO raising wheat, for which cash viii be
paid. or -four given in exchange The mill Will
be ready for grin ding at the commencement of
the next harvest. SO
JULIUS HOFFMAYR
Dec 25, IS m3s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

WANTED,
EXCLUSIVELY AT WUOIE>iLC-

| VI Eow completing large III zee story
brick store house on the corner Of Second Ii
France. sire cts. and expect 10 move into il Nv
The 10Th OF January, prcx.mo, after which
time shall ao andon tile retail potion OF NV
business and sell III suturs exclusively al whole
sale. / induced to ADOPT thi, couras
i'll conseq uence of the heavy increase OF my
whoissale trade. and believing thai il will be
productive of my Own interest ~ we'll a. that
oil my Customers. Ii - my intention 10 keep
= much heavier stock than usual embracing
many artlcies NOT heretofore kept by me-a
stock commensurate with The size Of m hon IL :
The increase of my business, aud The rapidly
growing demands Of the country, and which IN
poins Of size, variety aud price. shall compare
iavorabiy with siIni!ur establishments in Saint
Louis.
expect to leave BY the Goth of January for
the South and East for the purpose of making
my purchases and will take occasion here 10
urge upon those who are Indebted to me bv
mole or account, (some of which have been
standing four. six, and even twelve months }
tho importance TO at least) OF their settling
up before leave. They will please bear in
mind that Groceries are CASH ARTICLES
the world ever. ]. b. JENNINGS.
ST. Joseph, Dec, IS, '55. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

IUsK BgDs-No one who has no, tri-
Ell hem knows the value OF hu k beds
Certainly mattresses would n, be used il
hn~k beds were tried. They are not on
ly more pliabIe than mattresses. but are
more'durab,e. The Grst cost is bus triding
10 have husks nice, they may be split al
ter The manner of splitting straw for braid
ing. The finer they are split the softer will
be- she bed, although they will not be
iiklr TO last as long Is when they are put
in whole. Three barrels full well slowed
n viii oil q good sized tick, that is, after
they have been split The bed will al
ways be light, the husks 10 not become
matted down like feathers, and they arc
certainly more healthy to sleep on
Feather beads ought TO be done way
with, especially in warm weather For
spring. summer. and fall husk beds ought
81 be 'all The e.. and such undoubtedly
wll be the case when they are once brought
into use, There is no better time to pro-
cure husks than when corn is being har
vested, and The husks will be much nice
and cleaner when corn is cnt up at the
bottom md put in stocks. They do not
become SO dry weasher-beaten. Hisenl
falated that good hssk bed viii last
from twenty-five to thirty years. Every
farmers daughter can. supply herself
with beds. against tine OF d. ed, at ui-
fling expense. which is quite an induce
mrntnov s-isy*.-INe~ England Farm
ar %&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Niserahly cold.
Markets-Bare and hard.
Business Dull and almost suspended
ssrangers-Many in the city
Cash-Mighsy hard, except bogus and
paper money.
Crsdis-Down and none in market.
Physicians Starving, no business,
Lawyes-D-umming up CASES.
Undergraduates all the money.
Printing business bu. poorly paid
Gama--Often "goins up
Morals--AH froxe HARD.
Potatoes Gone down to zero.
Water--atill going down.
Endustry-Burrowed up till spring.
Dancing -Market full and rising
Klssing--Scldom brings its value.
Sleighing--Is sliding of"
Our Books nearly posted. e5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
TRANSFORMATIONS.
, MIDDLE OR BusHA FERRY, I

WHOuk6 III OOoUn kt"bt -
Two miles from Coun Gil Bluffs Guy, and fosr
miles from Florence
The NEBRAsxA 10 a new boat, built IN ths
most substantial manner, expressly for Jerry
ing the Missouri river. She ha~ powerful
Engine. and all her machinery and everything
about her 10 new and in frst-rate order. She
runs fine, aud il manned by experienced, careful
and accommodating hands. The river 1t this
point 10 less than quarter of mile wide. Ter
fectly clear Of sand bars, snags, or any other
distractions, with frst-rats landings on both
ldes--and, az it takes but ten minutes to MAKE
th trip over and back, persons coming To this
ferry will not be detained but very short tims.
The road from Bluff City to The Middle ferry
aud from thence to
t- r l. o r E V G Il,
10 excellent, and as the crossing of the Elk Horn
liver 10 situated due west from the latter place.
tn high and dry ridge road leading to it,sis
is by far the best, IS we'll as much the nearest
70 ute TO the Platte Valley. Rates of toll rea-
sol able.
NJ The Company hold themselves responsi-
bic for all damages sustained ir consequence Of
the ineompeteLcy or negliser CO of the officers
or bands on the boat.
JAMES C. MlTOHELL. Bee
April 6, IS. u52-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

o. The editor Of the BsMon Libustor
calls upon the ladies of the North to snaks
use Of nothing that il produced By ~slases
labor. lie ne eden't expect them not 70 we
cotton. They will not expel 50 old friend
f.om their bosoms. taA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

The love Of cross woman, they say, i
stronger than that Of any other female. Like
vinegar, the affection Of high strung WON n
Iever SOILS. IL is sweet vines tlaG become
a,idulate |, not tee sour ones.