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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-24
PHENX BOOK STORE AnVS. /
IN, e W. BOO KsSaa

. \
GWAN'S NEW TREATISE for Justices
~ Of the Peace, constables, &c, i--,sss te5p avn,
Amy LIB; by The author OF Our Parish. i.
JUNO eLIFFoRD, aTaie BY Lady. p ~
IoHGFELLowfs NRW POEM. r 90. vt.1 lial
THE SONG OF HIAwAT by Henry wads-
KLosTERBEIk; by De quincy, q - ligA 90
OPIUM RATER and, sUsPIRA, By Thomas De
Quincy.
cATHARINE II. OF RUSSIA. and HER sUCcBs-
s0RS composing incidents in Russian Hlstory 10 The
fall or Seyastapol, by Smueket,
LADY'S ALMANAC FOR 1856. 99fe 70 SIR
The Prsiest gin Of the season, with ilumlRnted
Lhograph Title and twelve beautiful full page Illus
sonS calendeEs for all sections Of the country,and
Memoranda pages for every day in the year,
.i'aS =, An ELEGANT GIFT BOOK.
THE kEIcKERBooKER GALLERY, contains fortyreight
Portraits Steel Of the best authors the country
Among them are Portraits OF Louis Gaylord Clarke,
Editor Of the Knckerboeker Magazine, Washington
Irving Bayard Taylor. William Cullen Bryant. John
g. Sage, Henry w Longellow, George Prentice, N
p Willis, VIM Seward, Park Benjamin; Geo Mor-
ris, Oliver Wendell Holmes, etc. for sale at the
PHENIX BOOK STORE,
NOF94 iE t1.r.7 90. IS No 6, Phenix Block.
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Dentistry.

DR. A. A. Harris Dentist, Of
II u hce in the Phoenix Block over E. 7.
-A11i RishHrdson's Hardware Store. D..
Begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks
TO the Inhabitants of Raw and its vicinity" for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past
year ndtrusts by unremtting attention. to befavorcd
with the continued support ofhis friends and assures
them that will everbe his constant ts give
satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. All work
warranted.
RtFgenna Feb. 81, 1855. Soft
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BOSTWICk & BEATTY.
5000 Dollars worth Of
New Goods,
7 ILL be received Next week by

w BoSTWICK & BEATTY.
Now is the time for bargains this stock of Goods
was brought all of twenty per cent. cheaper than the
fall stock.
We call the attention Of the ladies to our new and
rich styles of Delans and Coburges, they are much
cheaper and decided in better style.
Gentlemen will please notice that we will have
some excellents style, and quality of Casmeres some
thing better than has been brought to this place.
We are bound to sell Goods, and without we have
them, we cannossell.
Just give us a call and be convinced that one
ean beat in quantity quality, and at small prices
BOSTWlCK Il FATTY.
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SEC OND Y + r..
Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection Of
this new and Popular Institution for the diffusion o.
Literature and Art, have been made eli the most
tensiye scale.
Among tho works already engaged, is the far famed
HCENOA CRU UCIFIX,"
which g'nay cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection, the diffusion ofworks
of AMERICAN ART. and the encouragement of Amer
can genius have not been overlooked. Commissions
have been issued to many of the most distinguished
American Artists, who viii contribute some of thcir
finest productions. Among them are three Marble
Busts, executed by the greatest living Scuptor.-HI
POWERS.
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DOSTWICK & BEATTY ON CORN
- "You that have corn to sell, prepare to selhit
uow.n
We have a large and airy ware house in which we
for good pay? Please by bringing on the
Decl5
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
NHE PHENIX BOOK STORE has tn.

i vanity to think that the 'swnd - il now to be tax en-
out'' OF the sails of NeU Book Store Pretenders :"
How is it to be done? Simply by appending list of
prices of the father OF this boy, and then showing that
this .'fast young man, sells at trife more than
former prices, which ever. and now alta lower
figure than any other establishmentin in the county
We think the popularity, OF the proprietors OF the
their object. Our rents, fuel clerk hire and other in
cidenta expenses are not increasedn consequence Of
the Book and Stationary business.
We can therefore compete with any establishment Of
the kind in Portage county. Our circumstances are
such that sail very quietly and safely with but
little ''wind. We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars.
Then, Come one, Come all, and be convinced that
although you divide ''hnmbugn that 'humbug''
still, and that the place get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, is at
HATcHs Book STORE.
in RAY
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Boot aud Shoe store.

Boot aud Shoe store.
THE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity,
hathe has been receiving during the past week
eralan complete assortment Of Boots and Shoes, suit
able for the Spring comprising the various kinds
and coors of Ladies and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths,
Misses and Chdren's Caters. Euameed Pat. Leather
and Calf Skin Congress Caters Bo0tcs and Buskins,
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pair
ofLades and Cents Rubbers. .ustto supply the pres
entdemand. 1cstt 35lgJI Ig5 s3f -r3.'
The public respectfully invited TO call and exam-
inefor themselves they may be assured OF finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. l MARBLES
Ravenna, March ID. 1855 WM. GARDNEk. 8
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....s BRYANT, nj. -
.LUSK a& S'IRA1TON'S
. MERCANTILE COLLEGE, S. J.

s1ia tPRIHcIP.A lIWl suT
H B. BRYANT, J. W. LUsK, H. d., sTRATToN,
et. HDIREc oRs. d s--- Cd.
Hen. J. r. cIppIKos, Pres. CHAs.. @. FIssKY,
- HIRAM GRIswoLD, LoKIN ANDRkws,
g R. HIrcHcocH, Prof. SAnL. ST. JOIN,
N. s. TowRsEED,y *. F.GAYLoEp, Esq ~ Z. {
w F OTIs, ESQ, CYRUS PRkETiss, Esq,
w GoRDoE, ESQ, HEHRv Wick, Etq,l'l 8
FACUL LTY. .s.--.s.
II B Bryant, professors of the Science ofAccounts
H ID StFatton,f and Lecturers on Business Gus
Jno Penn, toms.
Jrmes Lusk nst0eiors p In BSsiness sne UIna
OO0po'' } In Mercantile Correspondence 80.
Hons. Judge STARKwEATHKR AMI II. ID. CLARK, Lectn
rers on Commercial Law.
Pres. Asa MAHAN, Lectureron Political Economy.
Rev.J HYATr SMITH, Lectufer on Commercial kthics.
4. Z. WHITE and j. b. MERRIAM, Lecturers on
Com 0ercial Computations. 30 .
7. p HANDY, Lecturer on Banking, Finance, DC :,
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A MBROTYPES.-Wi William B. Matthews
II takes great pleasure in announcing to the public
his style of pictures. They taken upon plate
glass, and surpass everything Of the kind ever before
offered to the public. For soness of finish and grada
ton tone, they unrvalled and permanent
time presenting every feature with surprising dis
inciness and beauty.of delineation. No one should
all to have one of these faithful lkenesses.
RavenDa. Oct l6.
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BACH'S
A NJ E r &c A N
COMPOUND.
THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.

i HE NEW tLOE "A DIE hEDlLO [.
STATE OF New DIRK, Cayuga County. SIS.
One Of tho firm. of P. v Il. Coventry & Co., of the
city OF Auburn, b,ing duly sworn, says the following
certificates are goL,ine, and given by the pr
sons by whom they airport 10 be signed.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, II. T. COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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Nold Weather, Cold Weather reminds VI

fold Weather! Cold Weather reminds us
" all of comfortable clothing, and in these days oi
prosperity don't go shivering around with old pants
and coats when there is ST. ch stock OfJeans, Sati-
nes, and full cloths you can find on our counters,
all ready for sale Come right along. are ready TO
wait upon every body. Remember where all the a.
bove named articles arekept
Nov.7. BOSTWICK g. BEATTY.
DORK! PORK!-Bostwck & Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork, in cash or
goods when tho farmers ready to k also for but
ter, dried apples, and produce generally.
Raveuna, Oct IL.
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|MARpT II THE UNDERSIGN-
lHh ltDIU. ed has opened his MARBLE
W0RKS.in this place, win view Of doing regular
and thorough businessin every departmeptn the inc,
TABLETS, SPIRES AND MONUMENTS, 9i
Of numerous aid varied styles finished In the best
manner, and put up on the most reasonable terms,
We desire to do business ard shall seek TO makei
anobe all who may have occasion for any thug
D the line to give us a CALI ~ @M.PALM1TEk.
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new YORK LUNG INSTITUTE,
No. T. Bond Street, New York,
uNDER THE MEDICAL CHARGE OF.
dUILEOED D. SANBORN, N. D,

Established for the treatment OF Diseases OF
Lungs and Throat, by the Inhalation ofcold
Medcated Vapors.
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HELMBoLD'S. a r,,n, 7,,,.,I
HIGHLY CONCENTRA TED, ~,
Compound Fluid Extract
SA II SAP A ARILLA, 20

For purifying The BIOsd ,rsmosiag aIdissasss sssfsisf
from eJeeSS of Mercury, ezp0sHre dRd iRprHdenes
in life, ehroHfc constitutional disease, aristaf i
from an impure state of the Blood, and ths7t al
only reliable and efsetRaI kRopR rem.
sedyfOr thscurs of Serofuia, Salt iFza
Rheum, Seald Head, Uieerdti0Hs a.
Cfthe Thr0ut and Legs, Paing ---- satt--
and SpsiHRgs of tide Bones, .'.i{5 l.-i
Ietter, Ptmpies tho -
Face, and all SeaLy E. -fl 'f't
rNptiORs of the Skin. a81A
This article is prescribed by some OF the fuos.
distinguished Physieansn the country an has proved
more efficient in practice than any preparation OF ar
sapar liza yet offered TO the public. Several cases Of
secondar! Syphilis Mercuria and rofulous diseases
have entirely recovered in the ineura5 wards OF ouf
Public Institutions which had for many years resisted
ever mode of treatment that could be devised These
cases furnish striking examples of the sautary effects
OF this medicine In arrestng the most inveer
ate diseases after the glands were destroyed and the
bonesalready affected.
NoTlCE.-Lett9rsf from responsible Physicians and
Professors ofsevera Medical Colleges and certificate
of cures from patients will be found accompanying
both Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 per bottle,
bottles for SIS. 7--.l1.'I'
Prices, Fluid Extract sarsaparilla, 81 per boto, or
6 BEETLES for SIS. a ri y =
equal in strength to gallon Syrup Of sarsaparlIa
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMB0LD, Chemist,
253 Chestnut St., near the Girard House, Philadelphia.
lrS- To be had of .. l.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage.
County, Ohio, aud of Druggists and dealers every
whero. All Letters directed 10 the Proprietor or
will receive immediate attention. june9 44-Iyr ,
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TUST opened the best assortment OF soft
d hats that offered in this market, consist
ing of all knds-Black drab, high and low crowns
Calm and examine for yourselves at No. Phenix
Block. 1T. GREEN.
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c 0.S N 0P 0 LIT A n
S &c O n D YE AR.

A z e { ASS soc "a ~ O.
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NEW Goods, New Goods-A large and
IN splendid assortment OF Goods of the
and most approved patterns, can be found at
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TLOCK, Watch and Jewelry Repairing
" and Engraving done Oh short notice, and at rsa-
sonable prices, by experienced and competent work
men at zs'1f gf-tft 4453 r. A. BAIRD & co. y
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SAVED FROM DEATH
GREAT Cure OF Eivcr Complaint OF.
ten years Sta ndimg

Newark, ". j., Dec. 10. 1s47. y y : Z ""'',
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Here Won. Sirs +!

| A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting OF
II consisting of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere
Chasmerett, Satinet, Jeans, &e.,a
| Rayenna March 90 1854, o. L., q ], - p, SurIIFFs,
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TUST received Glazed and Watered Silk
d Caps-new styles. Mems, Boys and Children'
Caps which will be sold eheaI
for cash, atNo, Phenix block.
April 2, 1855 Ut. GREEN.
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Prepared by J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
/. Swift, and Curtis Hatch, Ravenua. f
D. Packard, Advertising commercial Agent.
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A TTENTION 9ALL!--Ladies and Gents
n ofPortage County, as the Holidays are approach
ing we would solicit your attention to our new and
assortment of Jewelry consisting In part OF
Cameo, Mosaic and Gold Stone work OF late styles,
finest quality, all Of which will beson Of extremely
INV rices. .EFF.tf1f 41f RIA. BAIRD & CO.
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nRAB BEAVERS from $3.50 to $3.50
IL at No phenix block. -
MAY I6. 1855 ] 7 GREEN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-06
ron Stone Ware.

l 'NTea AMI Iolict-scts
wv Dishcs. CASSEROLE, oDmparH
li'ehers, sizes, bowls, batter tubs.
Sauo. oo sauce iufe, 4 plates oil sizes.
Dishes, oWd octagon, fla and deep.
hi'o'a ga assortment Of mmon ware
For sale NJ fNDES.
ians Tin U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-06

ENNET and Belt, various patterns and
- les plain Satin, al colors aud Width
fl1h string, do do. For sale a.
lnue. '5b. iilDl'S
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-06
local Advertisements.
ls.,Ir.Cs.

wa, = - =
Dl\k, Blue, Lilac brown, AND Ns'f7 90
Rhodes, IA solid color. figured i"iee'-'
Various ,3lort and patterns lht'd h'ln'e'
'obes For salc al
lune Z, 56 III Dt :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

his is the name of new town just emer-
gng from ioIentity, upon the beautiful AMI
fertile prairies upon the Boyer River, in lIar-
rison county about thirty-6yc miles North
of this place. in one Of the flest and most
fertile rural districts in the State This re-
gion is well timbered with fine linn and hard
WOO timber, with good limestone rock. cool
delicious springs, broad vailies and rolling
praitcs.
A good grist and saw mill il already in
operatio@. with capacity in power FOR extea-
ave ma ,hnery. Tho proprietors wish to
employ mechanics of almost every descrip-
tion, aud numbers Of laborcrs.
They have nice lumber and meal for sais
and are dashiBg ahead with m uch energy and
will have large town abou. them ere they
are aware it. This place is on the direct
route from Fort Des Noines, b. Sheibysille,
80 Magnolia.
See 2ew advertisement.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
r. un nv.

Our Y. York correspondent has curious
notions in regard to the repusion aud cohs-
sion Of the statesmen in the lower House or
Congress. lie thinks they will, they must.
elect to save their own reputation and their
merchant tailors from Insolvency and ruin.
We publish an extract as quite al original
curiosity. The Communication is TOO long to
publish entire.
The only chance We Nave Of ever getting
another speak or of the House of Representa-
tives lies in the fact that most Of the mem
bers are miserable sc, OF paupers, and have
no means Of paying their board bills and tai
lors' bills, independent of the eight dollars =
dav which they swindle out of Uuelc Sam.
Besides on the passage Of the appropriation
bills de pend the salaries OF thousands of 'ar-
lists and suckers employed by the old gem
tIeman in various ways TO support the Con-
stituton and save the Union. was some
what surprised, this morning to hear Daniel
Devlin, proprietor OF the great clothing es f.
Establishments in Broadway, express so much
anxious interest in The news from Washing
ton; but on inquiry, found that & reat ma
ny thousand dollars are due him from mem
bers of Congress. These gentlemen are in
the habit Of fitting themselves out as thev
pass thru ugh New York, on ,heir way to and
from Washington, at Mr.. Devlins establish
inent, which Is the only one in this city in
which can be found ready made goods at
fashionablv cut and well made as custom
work. Such an establishment is Convenient
for foreigu ministers, eonsuls aud other OFF,
Gals. vino are often obliged to start for the
field OF their labors at short notice. Mr.
Devlin fitted out nine-tcnths Of those that
were appointed by Mr.. Pierce. The inter-
ests of men are more cobwabbei together
than is at 6rst apparent. Upon inquiry
ascertained that The political stability of
Nicaragua, or any of the other Central
American States. Mexico. Canada, the West
India Islands, or Australia. is = matter of
the first pecuniavy Importance to our hsavi-
est mercantile houses. Mr.. 0evlin for,ex-
ample, doing a clothing business with the
merchants Of those countries Of over So GOO, :
cooper annum, depends in 4 great measure
for prompt payments upon the stability OF
their governments. Every time a revolution
is DECLARED in one Of those countries, and the
new 'liberator' leyis. contributions for the
support OF his army, tho more difficult, 10 IL
for the merchants of that coantry Ia meet
their notes Thus are rich men tempted 70
be conservative. .+@3s~" g iaslas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Rail Road Jubilee ut Iowa City
On the Sd Of Jan nary.

The reports OF this enthusiastic gathering
cover page aad o half of closely printed
matter i'll the rri-Neokly Capital Reporter.
Hope, animation and JOY was the presiding
goddess OF the occasion. The Iron Horse
euue snocting into the city, transporting
shoEsan!s of faces lighted with the smile of
hope mingled with the joyousness Of the
present occasion. We regret most exceed
inclv thai cur narrow limits exclude us from
lawn. it before eur readers. We shall ell
deayor to make extracts from some OF the
speeches for or next issue,
Although The temperature Of the atmos-
phere was SUCH that the mercury in the sher-
mometcr went down to o1o below zero, til c
widest enthusiasm prevailed.
The achieyment of the first Rail Road to
iowa City seemed 10 be thoroughly aPpreci-
ated and felt, and the speeches remarks,
L toAsts that were expressed were applaud
ed with Ieafaning enthusiastic huzzas.
4 sum ptuous feast was spread fo- the invi-
tel guests, many fine and appropriate senti-
melrs expressed which were responded TO in
glowing oratory.
A genera, feeling prevailed d.at in IS. q
similar Jubilee woalA take place at Fsrt Des
Mines, that the road would De completed Ia
th4. place within the next year. and then
dash on to this city as the nest stopping
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Country Airs
occasion.

Il does US good to go occasionally INFO the
country ami especially when We can there
snd friends thar Leap upon US all those at
tant ons and comforts that can be borne or
snjorcl With few choice frieud', We
spen: an evening last week in the country At
farmer Sco6el1's rs pleasantly as we had
any desire for. Muse, dancing aad other
pleasant amusemcnys were the order Of the
evening, with refreshments, served by the
ls1y OF the house riyalling in their deiicaoy,
neatness aud flavor the productions of the
kitchen Of the justly famed French cooks.
George an! his amiaLIe and accomplishing
wife know just how to make their visitors
comfortable and happy. The country is the
place for life, fun, comfort and amusement.
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naii Arrangements for Council
Bluffs.

IA dAA IA dh AAc MS IOE NOunC
Bluffs.
Eastern Mai! arrives every Sunday, Tuesday
w sdnrsday and Friday Evening. at O'Clock
and departs every Tuesday w ed nesday, Thurs
day and Saturday morning. at 3 clock.
Southern Mail arrives every Sunday. We'd
aesday anu Friday Evening, and departs every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Evening at 8
o'clock.
Daily Mail to Omaha, leaves every morning,
Except sundays,) atT o'clock, and arrives at
o'clock, p m.
Mail once week to Fl. CAlho un, Nebraska
raves every Saturday al a. m, and arriv es
Sundays at 10 o'clock a, m.
Post Office opeus for delivery at o'clock a.
m. and closes at p m. except upon arrival
evenings, when it will be closed at a late hour.
Ou Sundays. otfice viii be open from until
10 o'clock "a. M, and after 5 o'clock p. m.
J.E- JOHNSON, P. II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
PEOPLES DRUG STORE!
Head OF broadway, Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Jan 9Th, 1856.

hedu vi UEOadWays Council BUNS
Iowa.
N T. SPOOR & CO.. would respectfully
~ announce to the citizens of this regioi
that they have purchased tho extensive stock
OF Drugs aud Medicines, formerly owned aud
keptby Messrs. MMahon q Williams at whose
old stand they will continue the bust mesa, and
keep full aud extensive stock OF every desir.
cd article in that line, which they wiz sell
upon reasonable and satisfactory terms, either It
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
They would invite purchasers to call and
examine their prices and stock previous 10 ma
king their purchases, as they are determined to
be neither on:done nor undersold
Experienced and practical hands will ba in
attendance, prepared To put up orders or pre-,
scriptions upon the shortest notice, and IN the
most careful manner,
Fine pure liquors for dical purpose. AWAY .
on hand, together with an extensive assoYtme At
of all the popular family mtdioines now in use
Call at the Peoples Drug Store if you
would ge; medicines fresh, pure and unadu!-
terated, at fair prices.
" PhysIc, ans and Country merchants sup
pIiedupon liberal termS. sls g.st
TERMS Pay d~wn--ws shall discard all
bork keeping N T SPoOR d CO.
January LIST, 1856. If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
J. E. JOHNSON,
LAND AGENT & NOTARY PUBLIC,

BUGLE oFFICE, CVUNCIL HLHFFs IOWA, \
WILL attend to buying and selling land :
town or city lots, selecting lands, locatn Y land
warrants, collecting rents, or paying lakes.
10 giving any information in regard TO the oun
.ry, soil, productions, advantages and prospec, q
of Western Iowa and Nebraska.
Having been rssid eni Of his region from
its first setteiDs mt, he trusts that his no dge
in regard to the cou1try will enable him 10
give entire salisfactlopito those who may favor
him with their business. u
N. b. A large assortment of Blanks on hand
Legal instruments aad papers executed in due
form oflaw. an ID If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
Norton.

Rv the last number Of the News, We learn
that this political aspirant and notorious
hlackgnard, failing to remove tho Capitol
from Omaha, or in the least effect his designs
and rnachinations through the Legislature,
ia about to memor aiize Congress for di-
vision Of the Territory Of Ncbrasks, annex
ins AL that portion South OF the Platte to
che Territory Of Kansas. This movement is
in good keeping with every act of his life
that is publicly undertook. This Wild,
ha.rbe~ined AMI ridiculous mo Sernent shows
more than ever -conc usively--tha. his de-
termination is 10 rule Or ruin.
Happy Tor the good and welfare of tile
Territory, taa's are q sufficient good, wfss
and Conservative men in any portion Of the
fair Territory 10 thwat the 'dosisus of the
base, corrupt and dishonest demagogue.
Yea, juans like, he would sell his saliva
sicn for the pieces of silver if in proper
abundance. y, ..sf