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FORCE OF IMAGINATION.

Bu.kland, tho distinguished gcologist,
one day gave II dinner, after desecting a
Mississippi alligator, having asked u good
many of the most distinguished classes 10
dine with him. His house and all his cs-
Enlistment were in good style and taste.
His guests congregated. The dinner table
looked splendid, with glass, china and plate
and the meal commenced with excellent
soup. How do you like the soup?' asked
the doctor, after having finished his own
plate, address; ng famous gourmand of the
day. Every good, indcedv answered the
other. Turtle, is it not? only ask be-
cause do not find any green fat The
doctor shook Ei' head. Il think it has
something of musky taste,' said another
'not unpleasant. but peculiar!' sAil ALI
gators have replied auckland, the cav
man peculiarly so-the fellow whom dis
sccted this morning, and whom you have
just been eatingl' There was a general
rout Of the whole gusts. Every one
turned pale. Two or three ran out of the
room, and only those who had stout stom-
achs remained to the close of an excellent
entertainment. sSee what imagination is,
said Buckland s if had have told them il
was turtle, or terrapin, or birdsnest soup,
salt water amphbia or fresh, or the gluten
Of fish from the nav of sea bird, the,
would have pronounced it excellent, ant
their digestion been none the worse-suct
is prejudice = But was it really an ALI
gator?' asked lady. CAS- good calf.
head as ever wore a coronetn answered
Rucklapd.
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g waSE " -. n, go
De sprinser's farm, 3 miles ~. sabl..
Ser 8 y qr ?, 10, 80 49, = IN u
lotion land. miles shove yods. \ Aosae,n.
M kqr 6s77, 4i-6O aereu = .ysa1s
toe creek, mile south Of NJ s0aR,
NEpS, n, 4o-is0 acres, si,v.s
containing about 20 acres Of timber :, sseet Ia.
terbury's, In Shelby county. he In.
~ " qy qr wq;S1sr
gi = 10, $50 acres, SishnabsA., tst,l
Grove, joining G 4 Siocum's snd T.. . nile -
The south, and Mr. Files and YlsshsNs sae,,1
There Ii no better body Of land n Mn.
this; with plenty Of timber and n.stsri Il, \
near. e1sss ~
Also, S W qrs W ar; and n orsv
timber. eHa nj q
81 sw Or 10, and n Eqrssu.,
Nishnabotany bottom land, miies ns,., IA
nee. o1'zinses Mhh' about u acre. ~ m J
n or and W az 7, IS, NLaso .sk
on the Sishnabottany River, 4mlts. a. sS
Pierce's farm. ~ t A' an o.
wGrSw or a.; w1sEm
Eh y qr %; SkNEar; Esrw Nkgs,
and " Or Y " %. n, Sa-1oo ~. 50 als,s
about ! miles above Reefs mill, ana Z
I SOuHcIi bluH5.s aF Fr +s--- - us 4
n Of Eh 10; NH and sEo,c,sg.
acres, Missouri River bottom lssd .Gsa..
| Gil Bluffs. = niia -
EN4, VIZ n W or. and sw,x
$500 acres. bottom, slope and n,s.sFsy..
Pigeon, y miles Of Counif p r.sn kass 3
| Of timber. This very fine trse. ,u ssss =
u Of W or NV Or; and W I I'm =
4 or 81, rs, 1i-200 acres, bo,sn, sTH
! Council Bluffs. " asd, 4 =. q
Ea sWqr; VIZ sEqr, asdsv
-2oo acres, bottom land, On Lit,,s ~ leg,
| Of l.. J. Childs ''e Snser, In.
BY or rs; 2 Or and wxsr
acres, bottom land On Silver creei Ass-,
| Chiids. ~3eeA' = nile a. J,
Ell s Or; and wasgsr,a.
yer creek bottom land, mile so,,s :, Ss,,INas. !
sEqrN Wv Or Is, Is, ss-Is,
Places and fenner's farns nile norts
81 or 70; and s W gSv.
prairie, south side Lewin's Grs,. -. - y se-isa n
| town. vte Eaie i.ps r
s = or, and S p Or to-
/ n, $3.50 acres on NIshnato,tan, MAS v u
100 acres Of timber, balance bot,om 80, 1--WE, G.,
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. wrigb,,s ...r IA "a
VIZ W Or; EqrSw ar; Al So
10. 4-l36 80 acres, On Keg erest = .rA Se
| mill. and n mile above Mr. Nin,urp. ! w. !
from Council Bluffs. Also, single ..,s, !. sN IL
q ~~~
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, G. N. DODGE.
BALDWIN e. DODGE,

SoUNSlL BLUFFS, lO"A
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates of Exchange
Bills of Exchange. Gold and Silver Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold
Land warrants Bought and Sold and Ent cred on Time
interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate aud Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
ana our personal attention 10 their interests in the
transaction OF any business which may he entrusted to
US.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson,
Bank of llion, 1lIion, n. Y.
Bank Of CoopcrstoNn Coorerstown, n. 7.
Durkec Bullock Bankers ST. Louis, Mo.
onondasa County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
warren Bank, South Danvers Mass.
A. J. Stevens Co , Bankers, Fl. Desmoincs.
Henry Farnhan, Pres. C. y Il. l. r. r., Chicago, HIS
Jno. T. Henry, Supt. NJ. & N. Il. Il. Davenport, Iowa
Cook, Sargent X powny, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City. n. T.
lie Roy futile Omaha City
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, n +.
n, b Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants, Savings Loan Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, Sncwden Corse, Alexandria, va
J. D. Bennett, ACT. 4Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan. Z. S. s, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. s. r. Curtis, N. G., Keukuk, Iowa.
Cooibaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u (Bugle copy.
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ANAGRAMS.

The Montreal Transcript publishes q
collection of these literary curiosities, gath
cred by Mr.. j. Douglas Bortbwies, which is
very curious. We borrow some portions
of it, emitting those that have long been
familiar:
Able was ere saw Elba-(same back
wards.) Arthur Wcllesly-Truly he'll see
war. Brcnkfast-Fat Bakers. Catalogues
Got as clue. Charades-Hard case.
Charles james Stuart-Claims Arthur's
seat. Christianity-lts in charity. Demo
craticai-Comic Il trade. Discrimination
send into Siam. Embargo-O grab me
Encyclopaedia nice cold pie. Festival
Evil feast. GalIantrcs-Ail great sins.
Lawyers Sly ware. Miniature-trne am
in. Misanthrope Spare him not. Monarch
March on. Old England Golden land.
Parishioucrs-i hire persons. Patience-A
nice pet. Pedagogues-See a pup dog.
Penitentiary-NayI repent it. Presbyterian
Best in prayer. Revolutlon-To love
ruin. Sub Treasurer-A sure burster.-
Solemnity-Yes, Milton. Wealth-The law.
Vic toria Regina in Old England reign a
victor in golden land.
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AmDrotypists & Daguerreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w stock of Ambrotype, Melanotypc Da:uer-
reOtype and Photographic Goods. embracing every
useful article in demand by the OPERATOR consisting
part of
Cases, Frames. Plates. Glass Mattings
Prcscrvers. Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which we will sell on reasonable terms.
September 25-v2n22 T. GEESAMAS * co.
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The Only Full Course Mercan.
tile College in Iowa.

III Is the design OF the pruPrie'ors Of these Colleges
10 spare II" labor or expense III making these mode, in
sttuii"nS afOring the adequate facilities for
Young men TO qualify themselves praCt caIy for rcsnon
slble positions in life.
The course Of instruction is thorough and
practill as that of any similar institution, in tho
lhlon G0mprlslg sGlenil NC and nraCiical
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PRACTICAL PESMANSUJP.

In this department, in all others, these ColIecps
stand without rival. The styles of Practical Orua.
mental, and Ladies' Er>t"itry PrnmnaII$hip So uni
vcrsally admired by all lovers of Good Writing. as
taught at these c"ercS act cuatd ard it is ill.,
tended they never shall bc.
written Specimens Of Penmanship sent free of charge
appca;ien.
Time Of Commencing -Now--any time --:.s.S
Requisite Qualifications to Enier.-An ordinary
English education.
Time r'quiredfo CompletcM Course From eight
To twelve weeks.
Cost Of Stationery Sc.-FrUm Sc to si2
DipfOmHS-Awarici 10 VOL qualified .ral;1atcs
Life Schoiarshj ps-1ssuci in College g,a! in the
other.
college R00ms-Neatly furnished. and con, rnientIy
arranged, hcng airy, and i'll the beautiful Ioca-
tIonS III the abuvc-nHmel cities.
TERM~-Payah'r on Entering,
Eorfull Nercat 10 Conrs iuchfais all denartp,oats
of Bookkeeping, Lectures iui Pc,Intnship time MI
ilh1ted.... $40.
PcfRlhiShlp aI'ne--"ne year.
cunmanshi!'-twenty less,'is.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ornamental FCnnmailship-CdTd rtinS and Off
hand FtcurishiuC-as agreed upon.
Any further information will be given with pleasure
application at the College, by sending for crc,i-
lar, which will he furnished erstuitoasiy nv return
mail Address DAVIS K Upton
F2nlo. davenport Peoria. :
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NOTICE.

FJNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SOLD HIS En-
i tire stock of Merchandise tc s. ii. CRAIG & co
after returning his sincere thanks past
would respectfully recommend his purchasers TO their
consideration and advises all to "try them before pur-
chasing elsewhere las. HENSHALL. IR
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PINE LUMBER,

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens Of Po6tawattamie
and the adjoining countless that he has opened an ex-
tenslve Pine Lumber Yard, in Council Bluffs CITY, and
is in receipt OF lumber regularly and will keep con
stsnt!y on hand large and well selected stock Of
~ PINE LUMBER, q -
From IL inch to inches; Also pine siding and worked
flooring pine shingles and lsth sash blinds DORA So
oil Of which We will seU '"'- Gov cash. - :"
ni-u t.-e. KELLER BENNErT.
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TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN TIE PACIFIC HOUSE. NOW
l. occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS 4 CO. as a
banking House. Possession given soon. Apply 10
8. s. BAYLlSS,
Council Bluns. August II. ls5s-v2nlsu
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"anted3
On Subscription to the Nonpareil,
100 Cords of Wood;
1000 lbs. Of Good Flour;
1000 Sc Of Corn Meal;
so bush. of Potatoes, MI

Besides. Cheese Butter, Eggs Onions, Beans-in fact
almost nything that eat drink will be taken
ill payment for the NonpGreiE-even money would not
be refused il there should happen TO he dearth Of
vegetable matter
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/DR. H. JAMES. The Retired Phystcian,
discovered while in the East Indies, certain cure
for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Coids,
II and general debility. The remedy was discovered
by him, when his only child daughter, was given
u up TO die. His child was cured and Is now awe
and we'll. DESTROYS of beneftting his fellow NOR
tails he Will send 10 those who wish it. the recipe
containing full directions for making and sue, ess-
fully using this remedy, FREE, receipt of their
name Address o. BROWN, No. 10 Grand y
Street, Jersey City, N. ]. n373m
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DR.. M'LANE'sI
CELEBRATED
.VERM1FUGl
LIVER + : P1LLsI
WE beg leave to call the s1
W ton of the Trade, and rsl
especially the Physicians Of d
country, to two of the most pal
lar remedies now before the quill
We refer to
Dr. Chas. A'Lsae's ceI,br,la
Vermifuge and Liver Pix
We do not recommend them s.
universal Cure-alls, but simply hE
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE, |
For expelling Worms from he]
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Anlras
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For thee cure of LIVER COMPLAINT
all BILIOUS DERANcEMENTs, SIul
HEADAcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AcUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oh.
nine, they almost invariably NIX:
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above nss
toned diseases, they are Unriyala,
and never known to fail when al
ministered in accordance with IL
directions.
Their unprecedented populaH7
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BRoTHEss,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug bushes
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Tvts'
Years, and they will now give thr
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And beingt''
termined that DR.. M'Lane's tts'
brated Vermifuge and Liver Rlt
shall continue to occupy the hyh
position they now hold among t'E
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither tIrs
nor expense in procuring the Ss
and Purest material, and com
pound them in the most tho'ousa
manner. Address all orders TO
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, II
rs. Dealers and Ply sicians ordering tcn ~,
than Fleming Bros. will do well 10 write inen = =
distinctly, and take but DR.. NLdntt Trd., ~
Fleming Bros Ihtsbtrvh, Pa. To tbosc xsfns y,
them trial, We will forward per nail pot ~ ,-.ys
part Of the United States, one box Of Hk -" ts
three-eent postage stamps, vial Of isam ~
fourteen thre,-cent stamps All orders f1a eans~
10 accompanied by twenty cents extra.
r, GEESAMAN 4 CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole 4genfs tor r sS
Iora and Nebraska. "''
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T \ distinguished American writer, in
speaking against what he considers pre-
vailing inclination to credulity, says that
sthe present generation seem race of gud-
geons.' He must certainly except the ba-
Nbies-they are only suckers.
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This might very appropriately come I'm.
der the head of comet literature

GEL say, Tom,' said a precocious
youngter, about as high as a dinner table,
to companion as well covered as himself,
Il say, Tom, think am growing strong
er every day since begun chawing toback.
erv~ The Cincinnati Gazette overheard
this striking remark.
rv' The great man Of the village being
Mt dinner, allowed one of his tenants to
to stand while he conversed with him.
what news, my friend?' said the squire.
'None that know off, replied the farmer,
except that a sow of mine has litter Of IL
pigs, and she has only l2 teats.' 'What
will the thirteenth do p asked the landlord.
DO as do returned Hodge; it will stand
and look on while the others eat"
O. A neighbor of mine was fairly or
otherwise accused Of stealing sheep, and the
day was set when he was to answer the charge
before court of justice. But Us it hap
pened, before the day Of trial he sickened
and died. His old mother was overwhelmed
with grief, and sat long by the corpse, fill
ing the house with wailing and lamentation.
At last thought seemed to strike her; she
frightened up, and throwing up her hands,
she piously CALCULATED: Well, thank God
he's out of the sheep scrape anyhow
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DRESSM AkING.

WI Ladies Of Council Bluffs and vicinity that she is
prepared to do all kinds of DrcSsmakins Ladics
wishing work done at their residences, she w be pleas
ed tn eCmmoiate.
f4'Rooms at Dr.. z. I. Woodbsrys, No. 1, Pamer's
boek-up stairs. Iy2n30
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A DAD.

4 DAD.
The following was sent in by a young gen.
tleman well known in the pdlks of blank
verse, and is one of the most melancholy
addresses We know Of under the circumstan-
ces. The poem, as will be seen by the cap
ton, is sort Of regretful one, and will
produce an effect on the hearts OF sensitive
readers.-Buf: Republic.
A DAD oNToo A HATTIE AS WET ONTO BUsTE
WITH ITS BoSsE AND GOT HIM TITE.
Unfortunate HATTIE
You have bin yoosed uppe
50 hes yrre master
Intu nlut,die hole
hcy you bin sluased?
End how drunk you into that period?
the poick persumes sum mudde wasps
hev tux yu for habitayshun
End hcv bilt you uppe with mudde bawls
didn't they stnge Billie snmme thow
and amt his hedde swelled this niornin
reckon it is)
Aynt you a maurnful egGsample Of
the effecks of badde whiskey,
(Ayn't Bilitu?)
But odc hattie, yu hev Konserlaton
that you kin git uppe intoe the morbink
-hi"h he kant-kuss him
guide by, olte hatte-wunte somboddie
take pittie ontoe yoI, and herrie you?
Bill wishes he was berryed-whch he ort to be
he IS pore kuSse-niore aynung.
40. --s>-
CY They have smart boys in Albany
One of them pupil in one of the city
schools. got off pleasant little concert in
rhyme, the other day, as follows:
The moon was sitting in cloud,
Full fedged in golden light,
Matching out the little stars,
Tile chickens Of the night
But out Of all that brilliant brood,
Produced by Luna pale,
There but one poor little chick,
That could dsplaya tail
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
,ENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business, bogs leave to
his services Merchants and Business Men OF all
classes, General Collecting Agent He proposes to
give his entire attention to this and his long
residence and extensive acquaintance in the West
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds may be for
warded to the undersigned by mail. otherwise, for
Presentation Liquidation Collection. Prompt aten-
ted. when it may become necessary to place cains in
suit the best professional services will be secu and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly posi-
BILE. Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the best attainabie and the title to Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully in
vestIgated. E Is S..
The undersigned will also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Eebraska; and will also Sell Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters Of Inquiry will be promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
- REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLUrFs-Ohicer 4 Pusey, Bankers; Bald
win Dodge, do; Cassidy & Test, do; II. G. Mutt Il
Co., do.
ST. LOUIS MO.-Doan King & Co; Squire Reed
Shapleigh, Day Co., s. @. Davis Co., Howard 4
Hinchman.
ST JOSEPH, MO.-Tootles Farlegh, Jos. C. Hull
Pres't St. Jo ms. Co; r. L. Mcdonald. J. j. Curd
Nave, McCord Co., J. b. Jennings & Co.. A. BeattiC
& Co. [v2nlS] Bugle please copy.
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NEAT&EXPEDITIOUS
MAYNARD l. PROVOST
PRoSPECTU
OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.

PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.
'T'HE DISCOVERY OF RICH AND EXTENSIVE
L Gold Regions in Western Nebraska and the GER
talnty that large population will Immediately enter
upon and settle along the Eastern Slope Of the Rocky
Mountains, renders important and even necessary that
Press should be established there without lay in
hucnce and organize the diversified masses even now
rapy rushing TO the scene of enterprise The charac-
ter OF this new and important region will depend much
upon the influence brought to bear upon its early settle
ment; and no influence is powerful to dSsiade from
aisorder and organize with order and dignity,
ffess 1t Is the purpose of the uners gned proceed
at once to the Mining Region, with Press, issue
the first No of Weekly Paper, from point in or
near the Mining Region or about the st of ApriI
The Paper will be called THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS. The Editorial department will be conducted
with entire independence Of all partizan peouniay
considerations; and while FREQ from all undue sectional
influences, will be devoted thoroughly to the Western
interests, and especially the Central West Reliable
correspondents will be secured in every important Nj
nlng Region and collected with caro- as to
their extent and richness and also their Agricultural
and Commercial Resources. Special attention will be
paid TO ascertanng the result of reliable SURVEYS fol
roads through the mountains, and particularly 10 tho
Nam Central Trunk Of Pacific Railroad In n word
All that Will be useful to the stranger forming
rect estimate Of the Mining Region and its prospects,
either for Mining, Farming Trading will be faith
NEWS.
AZ the same time, private arrangements will be made
until the Mail or Express is regularly established to
OBTAIN The earliest Eastern News for the Miners We
nope py confusing the paper honestly and fairly OBJ
tam Tor awide circulation in all the Eastern States
as well as at the Mines and by carefully seeking correct
niormation render our statements perfectly reliable.
wholesale deaears Agents; &c, wishing to deal with
the mining region will find il to their interest to adyer-
Use IN THE MOUNTAIN NEWS being the first
newSPaper esshlished viii be read by all the Miners.
TEHMS.-Single copy, one year, 50. SCOPES one
year, $50. Strictly in advance Y
Advertisements will be charged as follows:
Square, months, $40. months, SIs, / year. AGO
! Column months, $40. 6months Si0O. year also
Column months. $40. months, $50. year SIOO
poiumh months, so months, $40. ryear $50
BUSINESS CARDS, nve lines or less. year $l2
O. -. ., .--... WIN. NJ BYERS.
Communications may be directed to Fort Laramie
until further notice fv2n44-3m.l
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A. p. ROBINSON.
Council Bluffs, May |. 1853 v2nl-ly
TO THE CRAFT.

To The CRNFT.
IJTHO EVER WISHES TO ENGAGE IN TIE Pl B.
w Cati"n of paper III county of 5000 inhabitants.
increasing in population and wealth where there is
the press, having all the county patronage worth
500 year, with GOO good paying subscribers and
doing large amount of advertising and Job w0rk-iu-
Gated in the best agricultural and farming counties in
Western Iowa. Populated by an industrious, intcligcI.
and liberal pnpuatirn have offered them the best
opportunity ever offered 10 member of the Craft III
health and the ncreas duties of the Office has induced
the Editor and Proprietor to offer the Press Job Occ,
Stationery and everything connected with the establish
ment for sale very liberal terms Persons wishing
to purchase the establishment engaging in the publ
cation of paper will learn the price and ty
dressing the Editor o: the Buge or Nonparc Council
Bluffs, Iowa
Dec. l. 1853 fv2u32l
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w. C.. ANDRUS,
wholesale 4 Retail Grocer
Merchant !
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

az stane and Fine Groceries, and a heavy stock o.
Flour Bacon Hams and Shoulders which viii be sold ~
a small advance from Cost.
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800
BeTrsHcss:
RIVER HOUSE!

1SeU7 OEe CUUTCH DFUTS q OHfU7IU S1EUH
Ferry Landing, Ioua side.
TTlEAMSTERS AND EMIGRANTS WILL
i ind it greatly to their advantage, to make the
RIVER HOUSE point, As they will be on hand for the
first morning boat. All passengers for Omaha and Conn
ell Bluffs, will be carried to and from the River House,
for Is cents by Harris Omnibus line arrangements be-
ing made for extra Bus, daily Our BARS supplied
with the choicest Liquors and in charge of
Barkeeper. Give "A call.
FEB 6-Bllu MARKLEY * DEAN.
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Gy@ This winter will belong remembered
as the time that has tried mems soles.

CT Walking to the club with friend
from the theatre, some young fellows reeled
I'D to the dramatlst, aud said, can you tell
us the way to the Judge and Jury?' Keer
on as you are, young gentleman was the
reply;' you're sure to overtake them
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FURTHER NOTICE.
FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, PORK,

now intend to3evote my time exclusively to settling
accounts and notes. for which will take in qui-
dalton,
FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, PORK,
or anything in the way Of Produce In doing this give
ALL opportunity TO stette between this and the first
of March next after which time, will not be account
able for what is done Notes and Accounts will be
in the hands Of the officers.
JAMES HENSHALL. Jr.
Jan. Sth, lS59-37 [Bugle copy.l