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BUSINESS IN THE WEST.
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located in the place. The town contains about Ooo in
nAbants is located in perfectly healthy region entirely
tree from the usual epidemcs Of the West az can be
SHOWN 70 the satisfaction any one. Merchandise of ali
description, brings good proat and large aount Of
goods is sold to go back from ten fty miles into Inc
country The town has, also, large amount of water
communications with the country around n and 6ss 81
road communications with Chicago - = -
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mgton as first President Of the United States
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Whit nc UHeTs UOnIpI5I5 EssOIlIlenI OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Il MACHINES
cHAvING AND HAIR CUTTING
S A l. . o N, s'

The Subscriber would hereby give notice that he haa
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ALSO he has engaged the services Of experienced assist
ants, that he attend 10 all his customers with
out keeping them waiting. He 1atters himself that
Shaving shampoong and Hair Cutting can be done al
his establishments I'm manner that can't be beat and
would invite all who have been obliged 10 20 elsewhere
on account Of his being short Of help TO give him
again and have the Tonsoria business done up ID sape
..r. WIN. JENKINS
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This celebrated Horse the best bred Trottng Stallion
In the County, will stand this season. to improve the
breed Of horses, at 1865 t 5fIs
Witt 4 Prntt's American Livery Stables,
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The undersigned have this day formed copsrtnership
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Mined by the TrevOrfOn COaI and Rail-
rOnd Company.
NORTHUMBERLAND County, PENNSYLVANIA.

A. A. HAYES NJ. D., ASsGyer to State Of Massaohu
eettS says "During its slow combustion in CRATE hay
ing narrow bars or openings the ash forms aggiega.
ton whatever and contains less of unburnt carbon than
that from any known anthracite" -.
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pnxEH CORN ron rood At ALE SEA
SONS.

Mr.. David Rowe, Of Lancaster, Pennsyl-
vsnia, has discovered and invented q process
for preserving green corn in the ear, by
which it does not become corrupt or mouldy,
but retains all the juice and taste, and other
qualities Of the milky grain. He plucks
the ears Of corn in roasting ear time, and
places it on the table in the winter season,
either shelled or in the ears, with all the ten
der and delicious qualities of the fresh grain,
and in this state is claimed to be much
cheaper and more desirable dish than the
ordinary boiled and dried corn by the Sha-
ker process.
Last summer Mr.. Rowe prepared and put
up eight bushels Of ears by this process,
and it still retains all the sweetness and milk
Of the new corn itself and he also claims
that by the process more sugar can be OBJ
tanned from the grain than by any other
process.
A patent has been granted to him on the
following claim:
"Yhat claim as my discovery and in
yention, is the new art and process Of pre-
serving green corn in the ear, by extracting
the pith or the heart Of the cob and season.
ing and drying the inside Of the cob as
rapidly as the outside, for preserving the
virtues and juice Of the grain, and prevent
ing the collection Of mould or corruption,
as herein described and for the purposes set
forth"
The Lancaster Express says that Mr.. Rowe
10 at present preparing convenient ma
chimes, not larger than small model COM
monty used for pairing apples, by which
every housekeeper can, in one evening,
prepare 10 or Is bushels Of corn for his own
use, and in the winter it is boiled like green
corn, and becomes the finest dish that can
be placed on the table.
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ACALIEORNIA WIFE.

We have been told that when John Bigler,
late governor of the state of California was
a member of the state legislature, Mrs. Bigler
his wife, absolutely washed the clothes OF
the honorable gentlemen for so much dozen.
At the time of his election, Bigler was very
poor, and his per diem was hardly enough
for himself and his wife to live on in those
prodipal times.-To make both ends meet,
and save something against rainy day, Mad
anne Bigler put her shoulder to the wheel as
above related.
Now won't this be rather startling to the
pale faced attenuated damsels of the East
who scream and faint atthe sight of & wash
tub or cobweb. Think of that. The wife of
an Ex-Governor with her sleeves and gown
tucked up, bending over the wash tub, while
her husband, with his clean dickey standing
upright, chatting his ears, rose to question
Of privilege,-'sMr. Speaker Mr.. Speak
e-r!'' And then think of the ex-washerwo-
man being feted, three years afterwards as
the wife Of the Governor of California, worth
81 500, 0O0,-money enough to make the
heads of universal snobdum duck and dive
like an affrighted water fowl in thunder
storm!
Good for the Pennsylvania Dutch girl
Five hundred years hence when the historian
lifts the veil from the catacombs of the past
and may, perhaps, append this little episode
to the history of one of CALIFORNIA; Govern
ors, and the little ragged girls that then go
down to dip water from the Rio Sacramento
may think better Of their mothers who have
to labor, because long time ago Mrs. Big
Ter, the Governors wife filled her wash tubs
from the same noble river.
These are the pioneer woman of California
there are many such, as strong willed and as
true, who quail not at their own foot steps
in the woods, whose hearts swell with hope
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FRANK STREET,
LssS .AEsst = .1ssSrssv CessssyJDr Ss xSw.
CoU.N,CxL DLURE6, 10 W..

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w any business entrusted to his care within the
purview Of his profession. His facilities for nvestiga-
ting Land Titles, and impartng correct Information in
regard to the condition Titles 70 Lands and Town Lots
In County superior those
cd BY any other in this part Of the State Re
now preparing, and will shortly have completed an abb
stract Of all the Deeds record lands in the County
and TO lots In Council Bluffs and in all the principal
dtions thereto The abstract Titles to lots s 80
ranged that the name Of each ganor and grantee from
the nrst down to the time can be- seen At
view with the date Of each deed the date Of Ming Tor
record the book and page where recorded and also ii
the material defects apparent the record The ABB
sact OF titles to lands Is also very conveniently
ranged he will also procure from the record an abb
sract Of each deed as It Is recorded 80 that he will DO
to give to persons desiring abstract the whole
chain from the entry in the Land once down othe time
the information 10 desired :. =,
he Is also procuring from the Land Once list OF all
tho Lands entered In the County, showing by whom en-
tered, when entered, whsthss with ~ask warrants u
scrip the number Of in tract the
paid therefor His charges for an examination Of titles
will be reasonable.
Persons living at distance have an abstract Of
title to any tract Of land Town furnished them by
mail by enclosing fec Of two dollars and one dollar
for each additional lot tract Of land be included
the same abstract. =
He is also prepared to execute with dispatch, con-
veyances Of every description. Once Broadway in
second story Of Haggs New Block nearly opposite the
Robinson House. n4-u
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ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

The following passage on Shakespeare is
from lecture on the philosophy of life, by
VIM. Winter, Esq, Of Cambridge:
is no exemption from the common doom. |
have sometimes thought how sad, yet how
sublime, must have been the emotions Of
that man, whose privilege it was to stand
by the coffin Of Shakespeare, and gaze on that
sweet, noble face, when death had called
out ali the strange beauty, which never lives
till then.--It was worth a lifetime to have
stood there one minute to have laid your
hand on that broad brow, and started at the
cold chill and, so pausing, to have called up in
memory all the magnificent creations OF his
genius, and worshiped him there in the ST.
Ience and the gloom:
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$50 they all 60. Man dies, but nature is
eternal. The seasons keep their appointed
time. Day returns with his golden splendor
and night with its eloquent mystery. The
same stars which lit the CHASTITY battle of Troy
rough with the dead bodies of ancient heroes;
which shone on the marble streets of imperial
Rome, and on the sad eyes of Virgil, sleep
less in the living glow Of inspiration-the
watch fires of the angels, which through
centuries of devastation and change have
still burned on unceasingly-speaking to us
as they did to Dante, Shakespeare and Milton
of the glory, the beauty and the omnipotence
of God.
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@. VOORHIs.

G. WORRIES.
Wholesale and Rstail Dealer IN Dry
Goods, Boot 4 Shoes, Hesdnsare,
QueensscGre, Gallery &C., &c.,
CossNcN Bluff, Iosod,
II NOW RECEIVING q ORxNIN0 At HIS
! Store-Rocm, % UppsF 1roaAway, one q ne best
seieced stocs Of 1erchandse that As ben bougt 70
this city.
ssan1s - Nss<r DSr 0ee1ss
Consisting In part Of Domestio, Prints, Ginshams,
Cotto0sdes, Cloths Rlannsls, Lawns, Rich Dress
Goods Aantilles, Skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons, Notioos
ETC., etc. @as
Deses r Gnoss.
Ny assortment Of Boots and Ghoss 10 complete, en-
brscng all tho desirable styss and various aaes for
men, women and children.
Asr6Osrs, 0ESss r sN1lSs.
Constantly on hand and win b sold low.
0r1ssrtss.
Ny stock Of Groceries will b full choice, well as
sorted and sold 1t the lowest press Wholesale
and Retail.
would respectfully call the attention Of my old Gus
tome0 and others to my nne stock arriving ASSURE
ing them that my terms and prices shall b fvora-
bic - those Of any other House In Council Bluff.
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G. Volumes have been written on mar
risge, but whole folios could not convey
more of the philosophy Of the subject than
is condensed in a, nutshell in the following
answer BY woman to an old maid, who re-
proschsd her for her choice Of . husband:
s.To be sure, he is not so good husband Is
he should be; but he's a powerful sight bet
ter than nome"
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EDWIN j. FRASER.
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Lower Broadway opposite Pacific Mouse,

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sons in the City. Loans money, makes collections
pays taxes, and draws abstracts title Gives reliable
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1901 1857.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Regular Packet for Kansas, Omaha, Coun.
49,. ell Bluffs & Siour Cifu

THE NEW, ELEGANT, FAST AND COM.
MoDIOUS passenger steamer, OMAHA, Andrew
Wineiand, Master J. J. Wilcox Clerk will run A. I
regular packet for the above and all intermediate ponts
On aae nssouri river Patrons can rely upon her
unning the trade during the entire season
The Omaha having been placed in the most ,,n.~..n
onaole order for the trade her ocers hope that BY
strict attention to the comfort Of passengers and BUSH
ness 70 merit liberal share Of patronage from ship
pers and the public generally.
A. w1NELAND, Master. 20
,ou J. J. WILCOX, Clerk.
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DIRECTION
davenport, Rock lslaal Chicago
And all Points at tho East,
Maisippi and Missouri Railroad IN con
nscsio,s Nth the Chicago and Rock y
land Rail Road.
Trains ran thFougA from Iowa City % Chicaso wsst
change Of Cars, crossing the
Great Mississlppi River DFlAgeN
between davenport and Rock Island thus svoidins NE
annoyance Of Ferries, and changes By other routes
- Miles DISTANCE saved! .s
and Fort Des Moines win twenty-five Miles ais.
tsnce. Pare Lower than By any other Route.
Four Trains Leave lswa City Daiiyi
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
6-i6 A. 1.-Freisht = Emigrant.
$50 - 1.-noming Express for nuscatiDe, Daven.
po1 n'c1 is.nd Cn,c:so ,na 81 points a the East
SOP. N-Kvsning Express for Nuscatine, Daven-
port, Chicaso, and all points east.
si1a; s'. .Dcs I. .o.. CITY 10 10 A n 10
Three Trains Leave Bfsscasise Daily,
SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.l
7:06 A. Adjoining Express for Davenport Rock
Island, Chicago, and oil points East.
1880 p. H.-Freight and Emigrant.
800 z. N.-Eyening Express for Davenport, Rock
Islsnd, Chicago, and all points East,
Trains arrive 1t Auscatine at $50 A. r., so r. NJ
and 1:66 p. n.
Por travellers going East, this route is the cheap
est quickest and most reliable and its advantages are
superior 70 any other offered connecting Nuscatine
with boats on the Mississippi River for st. Louis and
New o,ieans At Davenport with boats for Galena Dun
eith Dubuque and st. Paul, at Bureau Junction with
trains ior Peoria at LaSae with Illinois Central Rail
ROAD North for Dixon Freeport Galena DunIeith and
vile GtiEe Alton and 81 Louis; and q Chca-
Southern Railroad for all parts Of the Southern m
Eastern states. G'-4'--'
Through Tickets for all the principal Eastern
Points, can be procured at the Ticket Oces In Iowa
City and Muscatine.
u Baggage re-checked at Chicago and transported
free to connecting Lines. : =
ADDISON DAY, sup't
D. L. CAhaoLL, travelling Agent. nl-u
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