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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-20
10 AMBRoTYPIsTS AND PHoTOcRAPHHRs


Near Bsviiagfos, Jora a3lsi 3z1l
IN n. GOODFELLOw, Of this City. will furnish
in good order, such assortments of Grated Fruit
s have done BEST for the last IS IOWA PRAI-
orchard Of good fruit si9 ks,.-l s7s f9fsg AM
Hf-Grafts, - per 1000. 43os Trees. ) years old,
per 100, Us. Also; Dwarf Pears, Piums, Ornamental
Trees and Shrubbery. -
Call at c. ,. F0x'S Hardware Store, for further in
formation and leave your orders.
Council Bluns, March 18TH 1856 n46-lw
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THE SUDsCRlDER rs vow RECEIvuNo
i 4 large and finely assorted stock VI LUMDBH,
which he will sell on a reasonable terms ~~n~
Is can be purchased in the city. l., l. AZ
u Yard on Lower Broadway, Wsst a
Paimer's Block. .-' -f-f's
GEORGE PARKS:
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PAR0A AIM.
.ARGAIrI0ll
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he BEE HIVE STORE

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L. MUCK OILS q CO.,
BANKERS + Real Estate Agents,
:, 49, Its.f oLENwOOD, IOWA. .s.,7
nILLS OF EXCHANGE ON ALL TIaE HRIN-
ID CIPAL Cities bought and sold
Collections made, Lands entered and Warrants IoesG.
Cd in Western lows, EebFaaka and Kspsaas
Loans effected for foreign capitalists, ON coon sx-
cUnIrY. 'Ss5t.s1 = 3'7f 7a7E''
sold ''s.l.- : - : =
Deposits received md interest allowed.
Land Warrants bought and sold. # aEss5 i
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NOTICE.

."a Time Of Church Service. - ".
ar Z. CHURCH-REv, MN. GOODWILL
W. Low, Pastor-l0h \. ~, N ?, Nj sabbath
School, 2 ?. n. =. : -
Pressyterfaa Church.-Rev, JoHx HANCOCK,
= Ceasesossse-ai CAereA.--sses. q. 9. RICE, Pas
tor-i0H, 4. H., *, ,. n; Sabbath School-2h p H.
Episcopal Chureh.-Rev Nh. wArsox-s y Il
X Strnssrs attending any Of The above 'ehurchss
will be provided with seats -. -, =. -
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EDrros NosrAsxm: Ths recant pnr1hasqq
Of land ~ sapSor It9m4 ~ ~ Cpant}
Judge. having Sccaeioa "a ,mnct tommentS
will YOU .pSs1hit ms,to lay 4 tord
through ~ coIqnnj q your pap, touch
ips this Snbiseta Thes1 aets - thSse:-7
On the 6rst Of this month, our County
Judge bought, and on behalf Of the County,
received DECD for Two hundred acres d
land, near Council Bluffs City, known - the
cold Voosiks Farm" the hldso conveyed,
being intended for . sPoor Farm" The
purchase money was forty-eight hundred
dollars in Warrants on the County Treasu.
or, issued and bearing date, March LIST, 1858.
This purchase was made and contaminated
on the Same day. No previous order Tor the
erection and establishment Of Poor House,
or for the purchase Of such land as might
be deemed necessary for the use Of the same,
had been made BY the County Court, nor
had the cost d such poor house and land,
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SENATE.

A Resolution was adopted, to the effect
that after the 18th inst, no member, nor
after the 18th inst, shall any committee be
allowed to introduce any new bill or measure,
but by vote of three-fourths Of the mem
bers present, except bills making necessary
appropriations. gen .alz ii DssI
Also, one requiring the Secretary Of State
to furnish the Senate tabular abatement
Of the population Of the State by counties,
and the period At which the census was
Also, one instructing the committee Of
Ways and Means to ascertain at % earlyia
day - practicable, the present amount Of
the indebtedness of the State, and report ~
soon a possible. g. '.s, .#! -.
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An Act to incorporate the State Bank Of
Iowa, was read by sections ~ far - the 18th
section, when, at half past Eve o'clock the
House adjourned. $40 sEss- Aa
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
Summons

GTATE OF CALIFORNiA--IN THE Dis
- ric Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Distrc-Ccuuty
Of Butte. Joanna Yager Rudolph Wager. Action
brought in the district Court of the Fifteenth Judic
District, and the complaint Filed in the county of Butte
in ihe Office of the Clerk of said isr ct Court The Peo
Pile of the State of California send greeting to Rudolph
Wager: You are hereby required to appear in action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court the Fifteenth Judicial District in and for
the county Of Butte and to the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which accompanies this summons)
within ten DAYS exclusive of the day of servc)
the service on you of this Summons, if served within
this county served out Of this county. but within th-
Judc District within twenty days if served Of
said District then within fery days-or Idgment by le
fault will be taken against you The action hrou hi
obain decree of this court TO dissolve the bends n
mlrimony, existing between yf urself an sid Panf
aid that sad marriage contract be annuled and
planf by decree of this be divorced and forever
freed from you, the said defendant and if you fail Al
peir and answer the said complaint above required
will apply to the Court for the relief demaned in her said
complaint. Given under my hand and the seal OF tn
District Court Of the Fifteen tn judicial District this
22nd day of June in the year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eight.
NJ. II. DARRACH. Clerk,
je24-td By J. II. MARBLE. Deputy.
HARRIS & HOWARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN TIE DISTRICT
- Court the Fifteenth Judicial District. Counry i
Butt ELIZA J ROGEpS Va. y p. ROGERS Ac n
brought IN the srict Court of the 18th judicial District
end the Complaint filed in the Count of Rute. in the
Office of the clerk If u let Court The Pn pie o..
TIE State of Gallo lseni gr etnr To B. b. ROC ERS
You hereby rtqulre L, appear in action 'r uyh
rgaiuss y6u by the atye named plaintiff in he District
Court of the Of Fifteenth Judicial District in and 'te
county Ute. and TO the complaint filed therein
Ia py of which companies this snmmonsl within ten
days. (exclsive of tie LAY Of servce) after the
Of this If served within this ounty
served of this county. but within this Ju ical Dis
trci. within twenty days; If served ou: of said District
then wi hin forty daSs-or Judgment by defaut will
taken against you The said act is brought obtain
decree of sal Court that the marriage contrac,
irE between yon and the piainif be dissolved and
nued that she may he released from bonds OF mari
mony and to oh ain Idgment for the costs AMI money
disbursements of this action and tor such other and fur
ther relief may be proper-and if you fall to appear
and snswer the said comp aint above rrq ired the
par tiff will apply to the Curt for the eei in her COM
plaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
Court of the fifteenth Judicial District, th,
[ eighteenth day Of August. in the year OF
! SEAL our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
[ 5fryaigh NJ IL. DARRACH,
aug1s 3mt Clerk.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
Justices Summons.

ETNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF
u California, County of Butte, in Justices Court,
Ophr township The People OF the Slate of California
TO susan Smith, w. II. Smith, G T. I.akins. John 4
Martin. Peter Shoemaker, franklin Hipp and George
Thompson Greeting: You hereby summoned to ap-
pear before me- at ny Office in 0phr township. county Of
Butte on the 25th day of September A D. 1858. at 10
O'Clock, A. VI. to answer unto the plant of I Jen
kins, who sues to recover the hundred and
eighysix dollarsand sxtytwo cents claimed be due
from Susan Smith and W. III Smith, on a prainissory
note dated November % 1885, and obtain decree of
foreclosure and sale of the following described property
to wit: That piece parcel of land in the Of 0r-
vile, county Butte and State of California known
the easteriy forty feet OF lot in block No. twenty
extend ng forty feel Montgomery street. and hun
dred and thirty two feet on Pine street. saiG properly
mortgageh TO secure the payment said Indebtedness
which said above mentioned note and mortgage
originally executed to Mary Brady order and
by her indorsed 10 VIM, Abbott. by VIM Abbott to
ma ero and by Anna Gero to j. s Jenkins and al>O
require j. S. Lakin John A. Martin, Peter Shoemaker
franklin Hips. and George Thompson TO show
why said mortgaged property should be sold TO sat
isiy said Indebtedness when Judgment will be taken
against you tor the said and decree of fore
closure aud sale of the said gagged properly together
with costs and damages if yon tail appear and
To the Sheriff Constable of the county of Ruie
or ting, make legal srrsices and due rer,rn hereof
Given under my hand and this Sd day of 5 Sap,enbef
1853. John : BERRY
sep3-20d. Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the
Road

The officer who conducted a correspondent
of the New York Express through the stables
at Windsor Castle-what an honor to ma
tive,u relates the following incident I:
Tt seems that her Majesty, as well as Prince
Inert loves fast horses, and she never rides
without her nags are on the quickest trot.
Well she heard of the speed Of New York
horses. and somehow the story Of the rapid
movements of pair of them in London reach
ed the ears of the Prince and Queen. They
were both anxious to see their movements and
try their speed. which beng made known to
the American owner, he forthwith challenged
Prince Albert to test the mettle OF his animals
between London and Windsor. The Royal
party were to have twenty minutes the start,
and change horses on the road, while the
American trotters 90 through the entire dist
ance. The affair was wholly private, and yet
what was in the wind leaked out among the
grooms and all was excitement.
Having reached the halfway house and road
with FRESH horses, again for a start, they all
looked anxiousy back to the American horses.
The Queen and Prince Albert were as inter-
ested as if their crown was the issue; and re-
memberiug the yacht race where the Ameri-
Ca Was FlCtoflou>i Us d MaHC VI eHS manu- "
her postillions, Victoria urged them forward
But it did not avail The American trotters
were soon in sight. and it was but few min
utes before they were meek to neck with the
Royal party. To their utter amazement, they
soon passed them, as trotting horses ale ac
customed to do on the Bloomingdale road
When the Queen and Prince reached Windsor
the American horses were all nicely groomed
and ready, if need be, for another start. This
exploit lead to the purchase of some trotting
animals, but having jcopardized the lives of the
Royal party, they were wisely abandoned
This is the postilion's story, and there is nc
cause to doubt its truth!
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
WHO WANTS FOR ONE DOLLAR
White Teeth, G Pure B-eath, Lustrous
Dark Hair, & a white ine Comm exion.

LAFONT'S JAMdCIA SOAP R0OT.-This alIni-
rable Dentriiee-certainly the finest ever made
gives pearly whiteness and polish to the teeth:
il lathers andcleanses the mouth, tongue and har-
iens the gums. It's aromatic qualities purify the
breath and leaves fine flavor in the mouth price
reduced to so cents
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORdTTF
READ ITS REAL RuABITIES. 1t isa clear oily
preparation, it s5ftens, moistens and invigorates
the roots, and acts the balps Of the roots as
to force the hair TO grow and cause il to assume a
dark cUlor, and in a short time te grow naturally
dark from the roots. and although it dresses the
hair clean and ine, keeping it soft lark and silky
ong time, it Is not greasy, and does not stain the
clothes. price reduced to 25 Il so cents.
PI,fPLEs. FRECALES. SUNBURy, TAN,
eruptio $ saltrheum, sores, in fact every cutane-
Gus defect is removed and the skin left smooth.
clear and fine az a child's, by--at the reduced
price Of so cents-Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
For shaving washing if It's real worth were told
Jones soap is worth more than its weight in gold.
1t Is emohent, healing and cleansing; it makes a
rieh.lastng ather; it all eruptions, SORTS or
redness; 1t makes discoiored skin white, soft and
white<-Prce reduced to 25 cents,
These superb articles sold at the above price,
at every respectable Drug Store in Caliornia-Pro-
prietor & wholesale Ageut, 7. JONES. ls3 Mont
gomery st. San Francisco. d2sSm.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SheriH'S Sale.
Dy VIRTUE Of WRIT OF EXEC

T.
ID tion issued out of he District Court of the 4tb
Judicial District and for the county of San Frane
and State California to me directed and delivered
me to make the sum of nine hundred and
two 2I00 dths dollars with interest thereon at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum till paid and all costs n,
suit taxed in the of fifty three I5-lOO dths dollars
and all acruing said writ, wherein Alexander
g. Able is plaintiff and Beverly c. Sande and Charles
Brenhama are defendants. have levied upon and will
expose pub sale the highest bdder for cash at
the Court House door, in the town OF Orovie county
OF Butte, and State aforesaid. on Monday the LIST
day of November, A. ID. 1S5S, at two oefock
p NJ of said day all of the right 1tfe and interest Of
the above named CharlesI Bfenham IN and TO all that
portion ch lays in Butte county and State OF Caor
ma, oil the flowing described piece or parcel OF land
known as the Rancho Slano Seco situated in the coun
ties oil Butte and Colusa and Slate aforesaid and
particularly described follows wit beginning at
point on the Sacramento river about one and one hall
miles south of the fourth standard parallel north at the
south west of the Farwell Rancho and runnnr
thence north sixty eight 6s degree about thres
hundred and fifty 1851 chains to the Mt. Diabo Mere
dian. thence south five hundred and thirty seven and
sixty five one hundredths 1881 65-lO0) chains thence
west two hundred and thirty and sixteen huniredh
(230 l6l00 chains t. the Sacramento river thence nr
said ser with its meanderngs to the place Of begin
ming containing in all about seventeen thousand three
hundred and seventy six, and thirty hundredtb
f31G 30-I001 of land more less togeth with
all and singular the tenements and appurtenauce,
tbereuntO belonging in wise appertai-ng said
INTEREST,", be ng the said land granted to Sebastian
Kavser April 1st D 1874. by Simeno, Governor ad
terum of the Department of California. and The Alb
dav of October 1915. by Pho Pico Governor OF said
California and approved by the depart assembl,
OF California October Sth A u 1915.
Reference being had to the documents and maps or
fl in the office of the Uni.d States Surveyor Generate
Office of California and particularly 70 y deed of
vevance made and executed By John Posse on II,
eleventh day of spr u 1850, conveying to ffe's 'saj
Charles J. Brenham. Eve undivided one hundred ant
EIGHTY 81 xth of the property above described
n PLUM, Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville, October 9, 1854.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
MEDICAL.
physical and Mental Debility.

In portion Of the United States are so many eA-
amples of Physical and Mental decay to be met win As
California where dissipation runs riot The true
son. seems to u.s. lays in the personal neglect OF heaith
which soon in our climate becomes confirmed haoi''
Nothing is so dangerous, and with view OF cneeNing
This great evil we would call especial attention to Inc
advertisement Of Dr. L J. CzAFKAY in another column
n his uapar Unlike the majority OF advertising phs-
;ci,nsl who are reoeraly empiIics-Dr Czapsay Is q
Gentleman Of rare scientific and medical MS nay
ING held the dist guishsd position of Chel srso u
the Hungarian army ard possesses iss necessary
sites fot fhe successful prosecution Of his proles ~
To his care and advice would especially W -
suffering from sexual private diseases which 6ra0h
Of roecine he has made his exclusive practice ieehhs
assured in all such complaints. whether arising iro
nfection self abuse loss of yiiility- he can gar
tee speedy and pernanentcu-e The many TESTIMONIALS
be has received particularly Of the astonishing cures ne
has effected in storing systems almost entirely wrecked
from the painful effects Physical and Mental debility
speaks volumes Of his skill. and cheerfuily recon-
mend him to the public as a ssinfu physician, in whom
every conf lien can be placed Oc9-i
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
Justices Summons.
sTATES or AMDnIcA

NlTED STATES OF AMGHICA-sTATE
~ Caiornia, County OF Butte In justices Court,
ophir Township The People OF the Stale of California
to GEORGE D. FRENCH: You hereby summoned
to appear before me a, my Office in Uphir Townshl
county ut butte or the 18Th day nj November, A. ~.
1853 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 20 answer unto the comp aint
j. Z Coleman Co.. who recover the sum Of ore
hundred md seveniy"eight 62-1OO (Sl7S 621 dol
clal ed to be e from you for monies ad
and received. lquo-s sold and delivered and sun rie
per complaint fled in my 'fce when judg ent will be
taken aians you for the said au,onn.. together with
costs and damages, if You fail 20 appear and To
the sheriff or airy constable of said county, Greeting
Make iegni service and due hereof Given under
my hand this 9th day OF August, A. d. So
JOHN :. BERRY.
al0-3m Justice of the peac. Onbir Townshin
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
BUTTE RECORD.
The Wants of the Age.

What wants the age? Heart-earnest men
To spread the truth the truth defend;
Such on earth we need again
As God incient times did send;
Men reckless or Of wealth or fame,
OF ignominy, scorn or shame,
The stake, the faggot, or the flame;
Their only object God; and truth their only aim.
What wants the age, Heaven.given powers,
The seeds of discord to remover
To make this dapel earth of ours
a scene Of aye-inereasing love
To Danish hatred, strife and fend,
And Errors vil-brining brood
To gain the pure, the true, the good,
Toioin our struggling race in one great brotherhoo
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
:. = IK7ssV = LAJIls- % FtInlI O HulIgaTy
Washington Cit, jan 6th 1852
The Greatest Di-coverv o. the Age,

Greatest BLESSING Mankind .-Tunocsnt but Potent
DIR, H. J. zapkaYs Pfophyiactcum Cselfd sinfectiug
azent- sure preventive against Gonorrhua and ~yp,-
iicai di eases. and usufp ssed remedy vene-
resi- serofalons gagTenaus, and canceraus diseases.
oeiid discharges from the vaginf. and urethra
All cuianeoas erupticns aud diseases. As innocna-
ton is su'e preventive against sma pox SO is Dr. L.
tzapkay's HroDhyactc preventive aganst syphi-
c and gonorrhoeal diseases Harmless in itself It pos
sasses The power OF chemicaiiy destroying the syphc
yrns and hereby saviu6 hos nis Of lsbauchaes from
being infected BY the most loahsome CT all dse-es Let
N Young man who app scates heal be without Dr.
CzaFkay Prephyiaciicpm Il is in very CONVENIENT
packages, an'itw be found Convenient f.r use being
used a soap. Price FIVE dollars For sale at Dr. L. J.
Izspkays riTae Medicai and Surgical Institute Sacra
menio street, be Montgomery. opposite Pacific Mail
c0mpaDys Office, san franeisco. All letters must be
addressed TO l.. J czaPksy. b. san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23

Il Viii biOOu. heart. DTalN- l1IPSllneS, SlneWs,
d Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hypochondriac, the dyspeptic, the
nervous, debilitated and feeble, the over-doctored
invalid the bilious and liver diseased sufferer, tie
gourmand the debauchee, the intemperate, and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness overtakes them, for then out nature sue
cumbs to Death. because she has not strength to
resist. Now, DR.. Jacob Webbers invigOrating or
first operation Tonic, the partaker feels then that
Sudation is caused-his skin is damp. his limbs
supple and active, he feels wish for exercise and
knows he has strength to endure it he is light spir
tied; his skin becomes clear his eyes too. because
his liver is made active, the bile neutraliZed or
elected and his blood thinned and purified. II he
has fonl stomach this acts as an aperient, not
otherwise. Again. it Immediately relieves belching
prevents an accumulation of wind in the stomach
The stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
cure. | will enamerate few Of those dis
eases where have seen DR.. Wehbers invigorating
Cordial act most beautifully. General arrangement
Of the system: weakness from various causes viz:
Change Of climate, long sickness, the use of mer-
curry, or being otherwise overdoctored, from abuse
of nature. and her laws. by drunkenness. gourman-
dizing, dehauchery. and other excesses, trembling
fever and agae chills, rheumatic, neIralgie and
other pains in the body or limbs, want Of appetite,
sleep or memory, sour or bilious stomach, tick
ling in the ears. tie dooreux, etc, etc
The reader is cOnseientiously assured that this
really extraordinary panacea is all it is represented,
and Is not of the nostrums of the day. Let the
afflicted lryit and they viii be thankful for having
done so. 1 warranted to be uninjurious to the
most delicate constitution or to either sex age.
TO contain no mercury or other mineral. 1t Is put
up, very highly concentrated, in quart bottles,
price 50, two for IS. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California
RS- Beware OF counterfeits. Buy only quart bot
ties. and see that the names of L. Jones and J.
Webberis blown on the glass and on the top of each
label. None other is genuine
April l5 1855 3rn r IOVFS
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
DIR. Gssysott's Extract o yellow.

Docls and snrSapatila In quart bottles the Great
Purifier of the Rlood-Not a particle of Mercury in
-letthe afflicted read and ponder. An Infalli-
BILE remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil. rheumatism,
Obstinate Cutaneous Erruptions Pimples or Pustu-
les on the Face Boils BlotcheS Chronic Sore Ewes
Ringworm or Tetter, Enlargement and Pain in
the Bones or Joints, Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic
Disorders Lumbaeo, Spinal Complaints and all
diseases arising from an iniudicious of Mercury
lmprudcnce i'll Life or lmpurity of the Blood. This
great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the blood
is now used by thousands Of grateful patients from
all parts of the United States who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest of
all medicines, GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF VEL
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPAR1LLA. Neuralgia
Rheumatism Scrofula Eruptlons on the Skin. Liv-
Diseases Fevers. Ulcers Sores Affections OF the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Com.
plants, Pains aud Aching in the Bones. and Joints
are speedily put TO fight by using this great and
inestimable remedy. For all diseases Of the Blood.
nothing has yet been found to compare with 1t. II
cleanses the system of all impurities, acts gently
and efficiently on the Liver and Kidnevs. and
strenthens the Digestion. gives tone to the StOmache
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution enfeebled by disease, or broken down
by the excesses Of youth, to its pristine veor and
strength. For the Ladies' it is incomparably better
than all the cosmetics ever used. a few doses of
DR.. GUYS0TTiS YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA-
PARlILA willremove al sallowness of complexion
bring the roses mantiing the cheek, give elasticity
to the step. and improve the general health in re-
mark8be degree, beyond all the medicine ever
heard Of The large number Of Certificates we have
received from all portions Of the United States is
the best dence that there is no humbug about il
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians
and public men well known in the community all
add their testimony the wonderful effects of this
great blood purifier. a5- Be careful to buy none
but that which is put up in QUART BOTTLES.
Colton L McDermott, Agents for Oroville.
Park White General Agents and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST..
san Francisco. au20-3ms