Qlbvicvtistv.
r.STILLE.TECRSDAT FEB. 2,1655
LO C A Xi.
Hortfc-agei, Executions, IvepleTing,
, I.irnis.e. Ac. Ac. for tale at thu 0:e.
Blis1 Bulletin in another column,
notice of Dissolution of Fartuer-
Berkley k Keely.
Artist Ferkins takes the finest
ex'.ant. '
j Wood is teilicg our city at
ccrd and cottonwcod at 55 50.
one cesirin- a N. 1 Piano or
on, will find it w their advantage
it this ofcce.
lite Society will meet to-morrow
at the residence f . F. Bar
.'luijc. bttvem2J and 3d street.
sale of th Old Bridge at Long's
- came off oa the ilSih, and it sold
enormous sum of 62.
Lest of friends must pass away,
rkii-s' pictures ne'er decay; you'd
'cure, while 't can be had, a life
::urc of your dad," or any one else
iy love or esteem.
hae &e a;surance'from one who
that not one of our merchants
dollar :to eastern merchants for
of any kind. What other city in
.La ccn say as much.
th Ero's Zook, will in a few
ive a large supply of Tribune Al
m which they will sell at publishers
AUo, a full assortment of Val
;. St.- Valentine 's coming !
last Sunday a horse belonging to
cCord broke through the- ice on
ssouri, at this city, and was drewn
; must hnre been in a weak spot
, as heavy loaded wagons have
1 since."
. August, of the Eating House,
: received a large assortment of
es, ?ach as Fruits of all kinds,
, Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Tobac
?, and many other auiclet.too nu-
to mention. Give him a calL
NOTICE,
arsons indebted ta the firm of
i &. Co., will please call and pay
.-omits Lefore the 15th day of
7-
ATKINSON i CO.
y of the strangers in our City are
iiiious to hear news about the
;hey are, we think, doubtful fish,
lion is very desirable, but we like
j Liud that Ires from the draft.
liey not be enrolled for Militia
?
Trilune Almanac for 1665, just
J, contains the most complete and
j record of historical events and
:s that has ever been compiled in
1 a compass, and no one can be
.tly posted unless he has it Price
s at the office of publication.
old Knickerbocker comes to us
. acw mime, it is now the Ameri
Its style and matter ar
nd it justly ranks as one cf the
; Monthlies. Published by J.
Agnew, 37 Park Row, N. Y., at
anLurn.
e will be Protracted Meeting at
vbodist Church, in this City, every
; this week. Next Saturday is the
1 Quarterly Meeting of this
, fcr this Circuit, when the Her.
3avis, P. E., from Nebraska, will
C r t
ors of Peace ! Blsir has return-
2 Rauhmcnd with terms which are
red satisfactory by bur Govern-
The terms oa which McLaughlin
3 ell Groceries are also consideT-
tctory .j reaontU percent.
ierrr.s are cash znd email profits.
advertisement of Empire Shuttle
I Machine. The Shuttle Machines
'bounced by all who have tried
best, and least apt to get out
r- We ars assured by the Pro
s cf the Empire that they will
1 their Machines to gire satisfac
tory refpect.
Annual meeting of the Wool
r' Association, for the election of
and other business, will be held
Capitol in Omaha on the" Second
'Y in February, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
ons interested in Sheep-Raising
"-ed to attend.
' J. H. KELLOM, Sec.
Sanders" has resigned tha oface
Ute Judge. WTe do not fcnuw his
' for his step, unless that the
a ties were incompatible with his
T. and did not pay enough to give
latter. His official connection
' people cf-this county has been
'o increase' the respect r.nd es
edy felt for him, and his resig-?niUrpgre'ut4byciany;
We noticed a move among our citizens
last Tuesday to promote the .decrease of
dogs in this city. One cf cur citizens,
oa leare cf the Marshal, presented the
'bill" of a six shooter, the contents cf
which passed harmoniously by the dog.
Another, used a ehoot-gun which we
unanimously recommended last week-
and decreased the dorg. We are pleased
to see our citizens determined "nip" the
evil in the "bud," "he" was a "she'
"purp."
We have seen, and signed, a petition
for the appointment cf Chas. G. Dorsey
to the position of Trobate Judge, rice
D. C. Sanders, resigned. We know of
no one better qualified, and no one who
will take more pride in doing his duty;
as, doing, what he does, well, is his fort.
He is a good lawyer and a resident of
this city, two main points, as he will be
always en hand to attend to business, with
a thorough knowledge of how it should
be done.
The County Commissioners have now
decided upon putting in a good Bridge at
Hanniford's, near the School Section.
The abutments are to be of Stone, (see
advertisement for sealed proposals in to
day's paper,) and the whole structure
will be built with an eye to strength and
permanence. This is the right style, and
by far the most economical in the long
run. This will make the road from the
west complete, and farmers and freight
ers Deed no lenger go out of the way to
reach our city.
The great object of persons who have
become dfebiliated, and feel forewarned
of disease common to this climate, is a
remedy. Many think that biliousness
is the cause, and at once commence a
ririd course of cathartics, which but feeds
the disease and reduces the patient, as
the stomach is not in a fit condition, but
needs strengthening. To all who feel in
this way we suggest that they try u bottle
of the Red Jacket Stomach Bitters, which
will invigorate the system, give tone to
the stomach, and enliven the mind. Thou
sands have used it, a&4 there is but one
voice, and that of their wonderful cures.
Sold by all druggists.
"This is the way I long hare sought,
And mourned because I found it not,"
We heard a countryman singing, as he
was looking for Bliss Pioneer Auction
House, 2 doors beZw the Post Office ; in
about half an hur he came out rejoicing
in a new suit of Clothes the verv picture
of content, and remarked: "Bliss must
have hookrdthat $5,000 worth of Cloth
ing or he couldn't sell 'em so blamed
cheap !" The fact is he has the best and
cheapest aiok of Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Hardware, and
everything else, that can be found West
of the Missouri river, and knows how to
sell at Auction or private sale, cheap for
cash.
We have been under the impression
that we were publishing a County Fam
ily Newspaper, and to that end have in
dustriously labored ; but we have been
slightly mistaken, for in many instances
it is a neighborhood paper, one copy do
ing for ten or twelve families, and thus
spreading its "civilizing" and "human
izing" influence over a greater surface.
This is undoubtedly "the greatest good
to the greatest number ;" but, we ask, is
it justice to the printer! Suppose your
crops would suffice for as many persons,
the amount now required for one doing
for a dozen, it would soon take the profit
off, and farming would be at a discount.
We ask but what is fair ; do net lean
your paper; when you do you wrong us
of just that much. Any one too stingy
to take a paper, during present flush
tines ought not to have the benefit of it.
At the "Soldier's Aid Meeting, held
at the residence of C. WT. Wheeler, last
Saturday evening, the Ladies' of Browa
ville perfected the ergnnization of "The
Soldier's Relief Society" by the election
of permanent officers, as fellows : Mrs.
R. S. Chivington, President; Miss S.
Brockman, Secretary; and Mrs. S. Glas
gow, Treasurer.
The fee for Membership was fixed at
twenty -five cents; and Monthly dues at
twenty-five cents per month.
On motion, Miss S. Brockman, Mrs. S.
Clark, Mrs. Hanley and Mrs. C W.
Wheeler were appointed a committee to
draft a Constitution and By-Laws for the
government of the Society
On motion, it was resolved that the
several Precincts and School Districts
in this county, be requested to co-operate
with this Society.
On motion the following committee
was appointed to canvass this city to raise
funds to assist in carrying out the objects
ef this Society: Miss S. Brockman, Miss
A. West, Miss E. Brockman, Miss S. A.
Chivington, Mr.1 S. Glasgow ani Mrs.
Berj. Rogers.
The Committees to CanrassPern, Ne
maha City, Aspinwall and the several
School Districts will be announced indue
time through the Advertiser. ,
The Society adjourned to meet at the
residence of Rev.' I. Chivington, Thurs
day, Ftb. 9th,7t'clock, r. m.
' ; ' R. S. CHIVINGTON, Tres.
S. BocAivSee.v ' '
We call the attention of our readers to
an advertisement of Arrandale &. Co.,
European - Jeweleri" Agents, cf New
York. The British Whig, of Kingston,
C. Wr.t says of them, Nov. 24, 1664;
A short time since an advertisement of
Arrandale Si Co.. 167 Broadway, New
York, appeard in the columns of this pa
per, headed Great Gift Distribution, by
which the public were informed that :
large quantity cf -Gold Wafhrrs and Or
naments were to be disposed ci by Lot
the total cost being only SI, and a prize
in return valued from S3 to 850; also
holding out great advantages to agents
A ladv subscriber to the British Wh
12
became an agent, and by request brough
tome twenty articles sent as prizes for
her agency to this office for inspection
and without hesitation we can state that
each and all of the articles were worth
treble the amount of cost .te the recip
ients, and some of them six times.
The New York: Albion wrote as fol
ows:
44 WTe have just inspected, at the office
of Arrandale &, Co's Agency forEurop-
ean Manufacturing Jewlers and a large
assortmont of f fashionable and valuable
jewelry, consisting of gold and silver
watches, chains,' bracelets, ladies' sets
ring, &c, all of the new and most fash
ionable patterns We also notice a largo
quantity of silver plate, consisting of gob
lets and drinken cups, cruet stands, fruit
baskets, spoons, forks, &.C WTe under
stand that jhe whele of these newly im
proved articles are to bt disposed of on
a novel principle, giving great advan
tages to buyers, and affording extensive
employment to agents. Our readers will
find all particulars in our advertising
columns ; and we know the firm in ques
tionto be very respectable, and thorough
ly worthy of public confidence."
Receipts and Expenditures of Browvilh
City School District for the school year
ending Sept. 30A, 1864:
Amount on hand Oct. 1st '63, S1S3 34
Rec'd on ac't Ter. School Tax, 151 46
" Fines & Forfitures, 6 00
" D'tT'xforcon'tSch 2S3 01
" Tax for build'g and
furnish'g Sch's H's'e
and all Incidental tax 293 57
" Loan from Miss Mar
garet J. Jacobs, 500 00
Am't refunded by
Miss Brockman 7 50
and other sundries
and Donations,- 326 45
Total,' SI, 743 S3
Fxpendiiures :
Teacher's sal. PrL Sch's, Male 120 00
" " Females 363 25
For School House Site,- 600 00
All incidental expenses, fuel re
pairing, etc., 344 59
Total, SI, 427 84
Balance on hand Sept. 30, '64, 315 99
Receipts of BrownviUe Township:
Amount on hand Oct. 1st, '63, S2SS 00
Rec'd on account of Ter. Tax, 216 22
" Tax for con't Sc'hs 2S1 36
Incd. & S. II. Tax 45S 56
(i -
To'jiI, $1,214 14
Expenditures :
Teachers' Sal. Pri. Sch's, Males 160 14
- Females 114 OS
Fuel, IS 00
Repairing School Houses, 45 49
Contingent Expenses, 89 29
Total, S427 45
Amount on hand Sept. 30, '64, 816 69
WM. H. HOOVER,
City Treasurer.
BACK-TO THE OLD STAND!
CLICKS. WATCHES,
AND
JOSEPH
S II U T Z
"Would respectful Inform bis old customers that be
h- asain opened Ms Jewelrj Shop iu his old stand on
Kain street, south side, two doors east of the jrown
ville House. Te keeps oa hand a splendid htortuieat
of eTerrtLlni in bis line of busiaeti, which be will
tell on the lowest terms f er Cash
ITopairins
Of Clocks; Watches ami Jewelry done on the short
est KoUce.
WORK WARRANTED. .
Brovnville, Neb.. May 19th, 1SS4. n37-TS-ly
HELLO, STRANGEK
TTUEItE DIE YOU GET THOSE
NEW GOODSP
J. BERKY & CO'S.,
THE VERY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN
BROWNVILLE
J. BERRY & CO..
Eare jnst received, ana are now opening, at
stand on Main sti et, tne of the largest stocks oftheJ
DEY GOODS
R Z
er offered in this market. Hemember te pi ace,
J. BEERY & CO.'S,
ZtTo. XX. ZUTcfclxx street
. 19C2. 7-tf
ESTRAY NOTICE
Taken up by tfce rubferiber living four miles
South VTeft of BrownTille.on tie 6th day tf Not.
laft. One red heifer, shertUil,lert Ear tern Ij a
dog, hole in the right Ear, about to jetrs cli
next Spring. '
oI7-2wfd. THOS. COLUSS.
5F--V
ATJJY AGUS PROPS. ,
THE SOVEREIGN EEilEDTTOS THE CUE! OI
AXD ALL
BILIOUS DISEASES,
ATTENTION ! !
ETJFFEBEnS TEOM
FEVER AND AGUE, etc.
This most wonderful remedy for the permanent
cure of Fever and Ague, etc,, was discovered some
years ago by ooe of tha
Jlost Scientific and Successful
Chemists of America,
Out ef thousands of oases it has never Lecn
kaown to fail In oSecting a radical cure. A single
bottle of these Drops has cured diseases which have
STUEBOIttLY RESISTED THE MOST SKILL
FUL MEDICAL TALEXT:
It contains nothing that will injure tee
Constitution !
It Purifies the Blood ! !
It removes obstructions from the Liver!,!!
It promotes the discharge of Bile !! !!
It effects n radical and permanent Cure
by removing the cause upon which the
Ague depends !!!!!!
THE
ARMY AGUE DROPS
As it3 came import's, has been and is the great Spe
cific for all Bilious Diseases in the Army. It has
do equal. Its popularity in our noble Army and
elsewhere is as universal as its oures have been
quick aci wonder f ul. As a
It has proved a great blessing and saved many a
valuable life in those miasmatic localities whire
they would have fallen victims to Bilious Diseases.
Tlit Chills will not return if these Drops
are taken!
THE
ARMY AGUE DROPS
QUICKLY DRIVES AWAY
XViua.50Yxx Wealuxesa!
AND
RESTORES THE SYSTEM
To its natural BUOYASOT and ANIMATION : IX-
VliT) iTfVfl L. 1..J J 1
y njruixA a lks uie uouy liu clearing oui
EVERY VESTIGFOP PISEASE
produced by loathsome miasm.
Be Wise in Time ! !
KNo person residing1 in a Fever and
Ague District should be without a Bot
tle of
ARMY AGUE DROPS,
And it it strongly recommended to persons travel
ing through placed charged with miasm.
"Wo respectfully call attention to our Testimoni
als. Many of our letters attest that hundreds ef
lives have been saved in the Army by its use. In
deed, so well are its curative qualities appreciated
in the Army, that the most successful Surgeon3 in
the Field and Hospital use it almost exclusively in
the diseases for which we claim its infallibility.
The best physicians alwavs seize the best means to
effect a cure, hence the universality of the
ARMY AGUE DROPS.
TESTIMONIALS ! ! !
We are happy te refer to
His Excellency Abraham Lincoln.
General Geo . B. McClellau.
General Fremont.
General Burnside..
General Hancock.
General Kilpatrick.
General IJice.
Colonel Pye, 95fh. Jf. T.
Colonel Quick, 17th X. Y. C.
Colonel rowler, 14th X. Y. a. II.
Major Doremus, A. D. C.
Major Rcifaynder, 35th Pa.
Major Wilicox.A. D. C.
Major Rimeey, j
Major Stillwell, I Surgeons,
Major Babcock. J U. S. S.
Lieut. Whelan. J
Rt. Rev. Bishop Pottor, S. T.
Rev. Dr. Tyng, do
Rev. Dr. Taylor, de
Rev.H.W. Beech er, B'klyn,
Rev. . H. Chapin, do
Rev. Mr. Cheever, X. Y.
Rev. Mr. Bangs, do
His Honor Mayor "Wood, B'klyn.
Hon. M. Kalbfieisch, do
Hon. M. F. Odell, de
Hon. Mayor Gunther, N. Y. '
Hon. Horace Greeley, do
And hundreds of other equally well knov c gen
tlemen, for which see circular.
PRICE 01JE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
W lloox Oo.
Principal OZke.
181 Water Street. H. Y.
V. B. jYone Genuine tiniest bearing
our signature on the xcrapper.
Dunt let your Druggist put you off with any
ether remedv. If be does not bav i for sal, en
close us $1 25 per mail, and we will ser.d you
bottle cf the Army Ague Drops per mail ot p
WILCOX k CO.,
181 Watar St, 5ew York.
TO 1IERCHANTS,F1SIIEE
A53 ELACESHim
IB Oil! IEOITI!
D. A. CONSTABLE,
HAS OX HAXD AND FOR SALE A LAX.C7
AXD WELZ SELECTED STOCK OF
IRON, STEEL,
O J&j!? T1ST C2r ,
AXD
ABWME!
cdmphisixq:
horse xah.s, xail-kods.
HORSE AXD MULE SHOES, AXVlUa, .
SPRINGS, BELLOWS,
AXELS, VICES, THIMBLE SKEIXS
CHAIXS, WAGON BOXES, SCREW PLATES
BOLSTER PLATES,
FILES, RASPS, WRENCHES,
SLEDGE HAMMERS. HAXD HAMMERS,
SHOEING HAMMERS, PINCHERS,
NCTS. HARROW TEETH,
WELL WHEELS, AC, AC, AC,
AUO
WOODWORKS!"
COllFBIBIIS
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOWS,
WAGON BOWS, SHAFTS, POLES,
AXL S, HOUNDS,
AXE HAXDLE BROOM HAXDLE3,
PLOW 1 NDLES. Ac.
ALSO A.QSST Ft IM S1XB Of
. F IRE AliKS C LB S
AT
HAVING LAID IN A LARGE STOCB
OF THE ABOVE GOODS,
DIRECT FROM THE
V FACTORIES,
BEFORE TTIE JIISE,
IaM ENABLED TO "SELL TO
THE TRADE AT PRICES TH
DEFY COMPETITION.
EzSend in Your Scrap lran.?
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WEOUOB"
SCRAP IRON AT
CONSTABLE'S
IHON AND STEEL WAREHOrSF
Fcbl4-nS2-6m
ST. JOSEPH, MO
FAMILY GROCERIES
M'LAUGHLIN & SWAN,
WOrLD RESPECTFULLY AXXOUXCE TO THEI1
friends and the public generally, that they have j
received a superior lot of Family Groceries, and inyl
the attention of purchasers to their stock including
ORLKASTS SUGAR, PEIME RTO COFFXI,
OWDKK.ED id BLACK. TEA.
BICE, SaGO, SPICX, PEPPER. CLOTES, CINXAkO
COVE OTSTER3, EAISIXS, CURRAXTS, STARCH.
SOAP, PCRE SODA , DK LAXDS' SALERATUS, fc
COD FISH 2XAC2LERAL, WHITE? .7152
t. atte TROUT, KLEIN G, SHAD
GREEN APPLES,
" CRANBERRIES,
PARED PEACHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHE
Molassss, Ccal Oil, Cider Vinson:
NATCRAL LEAP CHEWING TOBACCO, COIDE
ISaF ANDOTHKR CHOICE B&AN'D
fix 2 cct cavendish, killik.-
XICK SilOKING, COM
MON PO.
Cigars of the Uest Brands la t$
Market.
CEE3TNUTS, ALMONDS, PECAN3. riLBES.TS,?H
NUTS, ic, A.C., Ave,
A Splendid Assortment of Stick ani
Fancy Candy frora the Bet AIasufas
turies in the East.
Flour, Bacon, Butter, Eggs
The Highest Market Prices Paid fa
Country Produce.
McLAUGHLLV & SWA!T,
Nemaha Valles Bask BciLDisa
BKOWHTI1.I.E, Jan. 14, 1S64.
n20vS-J2O-ylj
NEW Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Sa
gars, Go Idea Syrup Sugar Housa an4 Scrghua
Kolase
At McT-je,ughlin A Sran.
ISISA3I RETIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
FA.T.T.S CITY. NEBBAEEA.
SJ- ITill practice in all tke Court yr neb.
Hew Remedies fcr
SPERMATORRHEA
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHH.ADEI.PinA.
A Benevolent Institution established by tyecial En
dowment, for tne Relief of the Sick and Distressed,
mjflicted toith Virulent end Chronic Disease, and
erpecieU.g for the Cure of Diseases of tke Sexual
Crrqans.
ll-EDICAXi ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spematorrhcea, and other dis
ease of the Sexual Organs, and on the KEV REMU
DlXd employed iu the Di.prwary, ,eat instated lettei
avii4, tree or chargt. Two or three u.miii accept
able. Attsress Di. 3, SCILLIX HOUGHTOS, Howard As
,. uon, No. I, SuUi MinU Streei, PialsJeifiia, Pa,
vMBMr IS, 1M1. B'M-ly
V7all Paper Wall Paper ! !
Constantly on band at aiarocn's Tailor Shop, by
sLptTS TTAmLDTHU,
iim
Pirer-hansiDu tone La the most approved style, and
MJwi.ie cub t-rini.
Townriile. s. Jooe 5 I5, in -
ASr'eTKiid asnortm'nt of Confecuonary including
lik and face; eandie
At ii clrftushlin & Swao'i.
HAYS JUST X XI W STOiJ C5
Jlzin Sired Idvecn First and Sccor.2.
SRO WVILLE, N. T.
TS nave in sUrt a lar;e and well selected stock o
Calicoes, Muslin,
French Tiwst,
Hats. Caps.
Boots, Shoes,
feather, etc.,
etc., etc., euetra
WHICH WE GFFEU POS. SAU
CHEAP FOR CASH
Groceries of Every Kind,
Suar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Allspice,
Candles,
Matches,
Soda,
Pepper,
Tobacco,
Starch,
&c.,SbC, Sec.
All of which we ofTer at the lowert prices, dster.
mined not to be undersold.
GRANT.
BrewnTille. KeV. lx-4-yly
IS DEN'S TICKET !
And Den's Candidate is and ever willjse
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
WM, T. DEN,
WHOLESALE AKD BLTIAL HOUSE
1856! ESTEUSHED ! 1S55
BROTFXTII.IX, 5ERRASK1.
Has now on hand the most ccrapletq aid general as
sortment of Jierchandi.e In Urowcvllle. My stock
COUiinti of
9i V i
AND
GROCERIES,
HAS & CAPS,
Chicago Custom-JIade
BOOTS & SHOES,
of Superior Quality. Also a full supply or
NOTIO 3XT S ,
Dress-Trimmings, Hoods and Neutias
Gloves and Gauntlets, Hosiery.
InTariety coneistinff of Table and Pocket Cnires,
Chisels, Braces and BUs, Files rd Monkey-wrenche.
Hutts 2nd Screws. Savrs and Hammers, Axes and
sQra "ST S3
TINWA KE,
Cix.kinf , Heating and Parlor fcioves, Large Eet:ie,
Stove Pipe, Sheet Iron and Zinc
STOODEX", WILLOW AKO HOLLOW-WAKE.
A full assrtmant of
BEADY-2IADE CLOTfllXG,
At Low Prices.
Blank Books, Pocket Books, and Memo
randum Books and Stationary of all kinds
kept constantly on hand.
OJJjb, 2Pa.ixs.tes 23x"u.&a.
A complete of assortment of
FURNITURE,
on hand, Burean, BeJ-Steads, Lonnfres, Tables, M at
rase. Sofas, Chairs, Wash aiands. Cribs, Kockieg
Cbairs, Iokit)K Glasses.
Alao: Ploughs, Corn Ehellers. Iro, N'aiis and Steel,
Mush, Beaver and Otter Traps. .
Kemember that Den pays the Higbet market Price
for HIDES, Pelts and Furs, asu PEODCCB of all
kiuds that he wants.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing ani
ave your money, fur my motto U te bep the best cf
Pry i0ods, the Choicest Family Oroceries, Canced
Fruit and Oysters, and U.e best of Stoves to couk them
on in the market. Try tkem .
vra. T. DCS.
lx-7-yly
MAMMOTH STOCK
OF NEW AND WELL SELECTED
Just received tt
JOHN A PONN'S
CHEAP
DBY GOODS AKD GIIOCEIIT STORE.
MA IX STREET.
The Latest Style of Ladies'
Fancy Dress Goods,
Summer Shawls, Hats, etc., etc.
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe?,
Iron, Nails, Flour Bacon.
Queensware, Hardware,
Forniture, Sash Doors,
Window Glass, etc, etc., etc
Which he will Sell
CHEAP FOR CASH!!
Call and examine hli stock before purchasing else
where. IlmwnTine. Jnne 25th. '64. b4?-tS j1t '
FAIH3 AliU
SCALES
Or ALL KIJTD1.
Also, Vs.rtlicui8 Traces,, Latta
Presset, &u
FAIRBANKS GREEflLEAF &, CD!
12 LAKE ST CHICAGO,
t"7ri carehil. and tuy only the jenuine CJ
PitAT & FOi: Afenta.in St. Louis, v-ix-l-if.
E
v7 rri
V4
TTcLAUGHLIN" at SWXS are constantly receiving
ailCition to taeir ick of Groceriea and Hard
ware. Their Good una Price will in it everybody "e
ar yoUir mu."
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little bird," "Bird c? beaa'y," "Pretty ear trf
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is jnst the book to follow Bell . 1. Nearly ene mi.,
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coming? Thou, God. seent m. Sabbath Bells chini
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A new Sanday School Book. of ISO pagee ef beintifni
bymna and tunes. It contiln many gems, ; such a
Shall we know each other taere ; Suffer little cti:dra
U come unto Me ;'The bear.tifcl shore ; Ob, 'Us gloi u
ous; Laare me with my mother ; He leadethme best''
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Tie Xew Patritii Sen ,
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