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1907. 1857.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT,
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.
1857.


For Florence, Omaha City. Council Bluffs Belle
rue, 81. Afdrys, Wyoming City, Nebraska City
Linden Brownraie, LoweR, Oregon Cifp Vhift
Cloud fora Point SGraanah, 81. Jcsepk, Paler-
mo, Atchison, Weston, LeGvenworfh Cfty, Kan
sas, Independence, Liberty, Lexington &c
THE NEW. ELEGANT a. FAVORYrE Pas
i 'SENGER steamer, WIN. CAMBBEI.L VIM EpDs
Master, will run as regular packet the above and
all intermediate points On the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The ''Wm Campbell' has recently been fitted up and
refnrnshed in the most modern STYLE regardless OF ex-
pense and with eye single to strength safety and
comfort, well as with every convenience that could
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her how both regards capacity for business superior
accommodations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes 70 receive at the hands Of his nu-
merous Missouri river friends continuance of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years. while in command of different boats
and for which he hereby desires to present his most
grateful acknowledgements promising Increased efforts
to give general satisfaction and retain their confidence
and patronage.
reasonable share of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally, is RESPECTFULLY solicited
For freight, passage or information, apply to
JOSEPH MCINTYRE Agent
No. 90 Levee, and Commercial street.
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|ssIhe SOUPS Last Sight,D NhiaA Sonkaina
the history of Young lady, Luey Baker,
who became enam0red Of one OF the John
Smiths who was faithful until he heard Of I
certain former down east fame living IN
ssYork, State, Z, when it appears he took the
ca ~ ' iluI - ~ $3.50. 80 Tncv cas3
oeu II - - ~. ,s..s..;nr. Tins s; Iva.
uoMn ~ .ns 0"' y se'e' '' 80 800
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he III, so cso., 1 she sss ns s
To sea Jerushey Anytime;
Den Sm''hsf : o'aes' y
NJ e, heart .,aa e s sa, Iohn seoa '0all ~
And when I'm ded and betrayed s.
hoap you'll look upon
Tho grass that grows upon my tune,
Down ia the woods - dark,
Where .il Is sad 4 and a. silent a. s,am
As eleven O'Clock Or later,
And heef the wind whine through tall topped pine
on''' sn'hl w Lucy DaAe'.
And il ye marry that Jerushey
Yuye cros1 the lax to sia, 1ucv
ng piea in ta ,use WEN s Nv il.
~ An Irish auctioneeer, while expatia-
ting on the merits Of q telescope sagely OBJ
seryed-'sHow often has the widows near'
leaped. with JOY when she has beheid her nus
band at a distance brought near 70 ner pJ
such an instrument as this.
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GETTING TO HEAVEN BY WAY OF NEW
ORLEANS,


The Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Dispatch gives the following:
We have Methodist preacher here who
Is Il jolly wag. A few days since, young
man who had long been attached to his
church, and who was about for to leave for
New Orleans, came to bid bis pastor fare
well. ''And so you are going to that de-
generate place, New Orleans, are you ?''-
'.Yes sir; but don't expect to be influenced
by any extraneous pressure of any kind, re-
sponded the young man, with considerable
earnestness. swell, am glad to see you
so confident. hope the Lord will guide
you. But do you know the temptations
which exist there?" s.No not particularly"
swell. l do. You'll find wanton women in
the guise of Paris, tempting the very elect;
and rare wines and ardent drinks; and you'll
find gay company, and night brawling, and
gambling, and dissipation, and running after
the lusts of the old man ADAM .sS,ill,
sir, hope to combat these successfully"
q hope you will my dear Christian BROTHER
was the reply. Il hope you WILL And let
me give you this much for your consolation
IN case You should fall from grace. The
temper is worse than the sin, and the great
er the the temptation, the more merit there
is in resting it. The man who goes to Heay-
en- BY ray Of New Orleans, is sure to have
twice as high place in eternal glory as he
who reaches Paradise thre' the quiet portals
Of Connecticut or Pennsylvania.
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G. VOORHIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY
Goods, Boots s. Shoes, Hdrd,care,
Queens,care, Cutlery &C., &C.,
Council Bluffs, Ioud,
rs NOW RECEIVING & OPENING AT HIS
Store-Room, Upper Broadway, one Of the best
selected stocks Of that has been brought
this city.
A&pfs asa FasrH Dry Goods.
Consisting in part Of Domestics, Prints, Ginghams,
Cottonades Cloths; Flannels,S Lawns, Rich Dress
Goods. Mantilas Skirts, Hosiery, Ribbons, Notions,
ETC., etc.
RO0fs 4 Shoes.
Ny assortment Of Boots and Shoes is complete, EN-
bracng all the desirable styles and grades for
men, women and children.
AsrdWsrs, 6iAss = JsSfls.
Constantly on hand and will be sold low.
Qroeeriss.
NY stock of Groceries will be full choice we'll as
sorted and sold ut the lowest prices wholesale
and Retail.
Iwn!d respectfully cali the attention OF my old cus-
ton ers and others to fine stock arriving ASSURE
ing the that terms and prices sha be as favora-
BILE As those Of any other House in Council Rlufs
sI-u &. V0ORHIS.
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Tue DEPAETNG INFLUENCE OF Calico
When we look into the thoroughfares, alas
we see no calico! Silk and all its half SIS
ter fabrics glide along-some dazzling, some
queer, some splendid, some fantastic,
none have the sweet. clean, fascinating, ele-
CANT appearance Of the calico which used to
skip by, with pretty shippers in it. There
are those who mourn over little thihgs-the
dropping violet, the stricken bird, the bro
ken rattle box, the fading rose, the dying
kitten, the rain spoiled bonnet. but we
mourn for exalted, animated, small figured
calico! ...
Silks trailing through the dust, have lost
favor in our eyes; fancy dry goods are as
unattractive as tattered awnings, and every
costly thing of feminine apparel no longer
SURPRISES the Lindsey home spun gown Of
old. go 1s.... ..*-.
Nations spring from the wilderness, then
moulder in decay; cities are built in barren
places, expand awhile and waste away; men
of obscurity rise to fame and power, then
gather disgrace and neglect; the rich grow
poor, and the poor grow rich; the high sink
to ignoble graves, and in the multitudnous
variety of things there are mighty move
ments and mighty changes. r.... .-...
We are, therefore, of the opinion that the
article of calico has had its days of glory,
also, and is not as much in use as it used to
be. Where is the man who will not prompt
ly say that the handsomest oject he ever
beheld was being clad ina handsome piece
of Calico? He cart be found. Masculine
eyes are the eyes for the feminine grace to
please. Jewels and toys, and the richness
of silks captivate no man Of sense or taste,
and add not charm to nature, but calico
heightens and brighteus, aud softens and
makes fellow feel good when he sees it.
And, besides, it costs wonderful sight less!
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No. l6 4 Is
North Star Morgan.

deFslgned has succeeded IN bringing safely to
his place above described, the best STOCK n
HORSE he could obtain, and trusts, that ST ~
Breeders of fine horses in this State, win sustain nun
in the enterprise.
NORTH STAR has obtained the first prize at Connec-
tcut State Fair and also the highest premium as four
year cid at theU s. Agricultural Horse Exhibition al
Springfield, Mass. Also at Worcester County Fair, in
Massachusetts. ~
81 NORTH STAR MoRGAN'S sire, Morgan Emperor;
grand-sire Burlsh Morgan; grand-sire the original
Justin Morgan horse; grsnd-sire Beautiful Bay
True Britton, towued by Selah Norton, formerly Of
Hartford Conn.,) 6. 6. &. sire De Lancys imported
Traveller who traces directly back to Gokephn Arab.
Morgan Emperors dam was an imported English mare
NORTH STARS dam WAS sired by Young Doomed:
grand-sire Old Domed; g. grand-sire Sir Archy, "a
thorough bred horse.) NORTH STARS dam was out
of beautiful bay Morgan mare.
For benefit of those who have seen the horse
insert an extract from an accurate description by A.
r. DUR, Esq, of the Hartford Daily Tines July
9th, 1855.
NORTH STAR MoRGAN.-At the Springfield
Horse Exhibition two years beautiful four year
old bay called the flying Morgan, Of Petersham attract
ed more than ordinary attention, among the splendid
horses present This horse is six years old and
stands the stable Of HENRY OLMsTEp He is now
known as the NORTH STAR MORGAN To say
that he IL beautiful horse is not enough. The most
critical eye could not readily discover fault in him.
His color bright bay legs nearly black and his soft
caat lies gossily flexible skin. His head is hand-
some and s,s IN The right style upon proud arched
short back is round barrelcd with clean set OF legs
which stand under him IN manner that would please
Jockey His chest is broad pleasant, name heavy
tail flowing and well set But above any one OF these
points we find superior speed and we have It, too in
square even trot, which he executes with ease In
short we consider him whole, combining beauty
speed and disposition 10 excel any horse within the
limits of the State and doubt whether he has su.
perior in New England. His weight Is about 1850
pounds; his value, 80 800 II is with pleasure that we
announce the Introduction of such horse the cen
of Connecticut for his stock greatly improve
the breed of horses in this vicinity.
NORTH STAR Is very sure foal-getter. Terms
$50 the season. t@ tg+ss5 aEt
HENRY OLMsTED.
oLMsTED, Harrison County, May l6, 1857.
P.S. very superior Dapple Grey FRENCH
STALLION will also cover at my stable. Terms O.
the season. Il H. o.
n3-4w tBugle copy.
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1857.


I'VE WOULD RESPECTFULLYAN ANNOUNCE
w to the public, that we are hand, and prepared
to cover buildings of all descriptions at the shortest
notice, with RUSSEL'S FIRE PROOF CEMENT
Those in the country or adjoining towns, wishing
cheaper and more desirable roof than tin procure
any information that they may DESIRE by applying L.
W. Babbitt, j. b. Stutsman, q. A. Robinson, Of this
cty
q. Call and examine for yourselves
Shop corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
n3u HlSCOCK. FELLOWS 4 co
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DISSOLUTION,
Popular Patent Medicines,

And in brief, general variety OF everything usually
Kept at wholesale and retail Drug Establishment.
His stock comprises the choicest variety offered
TO the Western People, and they purchases upon terms
which enable him to sell at greatly reduced prices
70 Physicians and Country Merchants supplied upon
the most liberal terms, =
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER. JAMES
L HENSHAIl, JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
ana Store hxings Those owing me in any shape or
manner, will make immediate payment to him as my
authorized agent, be forced 10 settlement by law,
as further time cannot and sriH NOT be given.
Some valuable Land, Houses aud Lots can be had by
applying TO my brother
nf-u THOMAS YIESSu4J1
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SsHILDS' & MISSES STRAW. HAIR AND
u CHANNEL FIATS-beautiful styles. Just received
and fer sale by TooTIE 4 JACKSON. :
n2-us / S. s%Eet
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PRESCRIPTIONS,

Mr.. DlLLEN will in person pay particular atten.
tion to putting Prescriptions and his extensive
perience and superior knowledge practical DRUG.
gist will be guarantee to the public against all
takes or mpesiiions to which ignorant aud careless
clerks might render them liable.
Store accessible at all hours
n-u SkNrEI. OIIIEN.
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J1ANS PAEASOLS. FINE. FANCY AND
r. Black Dress Silk All of the latest styles Just re-
ceived and for sale by .,r-
n2-u TOOTLE JAchaoN,
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a SURE THING FROM THE
START.

A case was tried at Grand Rapids,
Michigan, few years ago. A man who
had previously borne suspicious char
acter was indicted for stealing a large
quantity of pork.
He employed lawyer of considera-
bic local reputation to defend him, and
although the affair had an ugly look, he
was strongly in hopes of getting off clear;
but when the testimony on behalf of the
prosecution was concluded, his counsel
was about to give up in the case in de-
spair.
But the prisoner was as cool as a Gu
cumber, and confident of acquittal. He
insisted on the defence being proceeded
with.
Have you any evidence to refute
this overwhelming array of testimony 2"
Not a particle
Then how the deuce do you expect
to get cIear?"
Never you mind, Squire; go or
with your speech shall do vel
enough"
l tell you this is nonsense. You &C
knowledged you stole the pork, and they
have proved it upon you to the entire
satisfaction of every man in court
Now, what can 1 say?'
Make 'em good speech Squire, an,
I'm sure to get off,
"Impossible-there's nothing that cal
be said"
{" hired you, and intend to pay you
but not cent shall you have unless 20
give the jury talking to-"
Under this inspiration the lawye
made a rambling, incoherent address t
the jury, in which everything was di:
cussed except the case under considers
ton. On concluding, he whispered i
the prisoners ear.
You internal scoundrel, l ought t
be sent to the State Prison myself; an
what you expect to gain by this strang
t proceeding can't conceive"
t 9Th tell you," said the prisone
"when the jury comes in
e After the charge from the Judge,
!, which the prisoners criminality was di
tinctly asserted and maintained, that il
r telligent part of the palladium of OF
rights" retired for consultation, and
a short time came back with a verdict
S mot Guilty"