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-"St.'JOe Busines' Houses.
' JKQ. S. LtMOK.
Isaac T. Eosea.
i' LEilON, HOSEA & CO.
'j t."; "WHOLESALE DEALERS I IT
FOREIGN c DOMESTIC
Notions, Glotfiiong &c.
: NO. 5 FOURTH ST.
; . St Joseph, LTd.
A Large Stock alwavi on band. Order solicited
; Satisfaction guaranteed.
. A. JIXEK.
T. R BETNOLDS.
S011TDEFJI HOTEL
PINER & REYNOLDS,
. PIIO Pill ET O US ,
Eight Street, two blocks from it. II. Depot ,
OT. JOSETHf 3VXO.
11-45 Gm
; VICTOR B. BUCH,
Wholesale
BOOTS& SHOES
' v North West Corner 4lh & Felix Streets,
ST. J03EPH, MO.
- R7"Keer much the largest Stock West of St.
r j Louis,and is prepared to off r unusual inducements-
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Wholes. o Dealers in
ninmi cutlery.
- . SADDLERY GOODS,
Harness. Skirting! and all kinds
Saddler's Leather ana Hardware
; SADDLES, BRIDLES, C,
' Agenti forDsstons Circular Saws, and
'v . . .Martins Snjei.
Jo.6 South Third Street, between Felix 4 Edmond
7 " ST. JOSEPIT, BIO. 45Iy.
JOHN PISCER.
W. H. DOUGLAS.
?" PINGER & DOUGLAS,
lYnolesalc Dealers
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QUEEN S W ARE
I .: GLASS WAREn $-C W,
NO. 7 Fourth Ttreet.
St JOSEPH, MO. 4
TJNIOOQMDRY,
AND
MACHINE SHOP
BUBXIBE, IKOWTlIEi: & 1C0G1US
, ' . I'KOIMilClOIlS, -
Cor. 8th & Messanie Sts.,
St. Joseph, Mo.
0TE AM ENGINES T7ADE
U AKD Jj REPAIRED Hi
f " IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
MILL WORKS OF ALL KINDS
AND
IRON FRONTS
Uai to order on short notice and satisfactory to
all parties. A'so agents f r GARDNER & KOBEUT
fcON'S IMPROVED PATENT UOVEKNOK.-44-lj
Ci j: pfeiffer's
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Ccrncr Clti and 1st. Charles Sts.,
; v.' s ..... I . . '.-' t r -
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AlsoTDcaler In
Lime, Cement, Hair
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7tite-Sand, Fire-Brick,
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St Joe and iSt-Louis Business Houses.
Nave, McCord & Co.,
WHOLESALE GEOCEES
' ' ' " And Dealers in
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco,, &c.
St JOSEPH. 3IO. 45Iy
BAILY, KAY to WOOD,
Dealers ii
AXI
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Exclusively ai wholesale.
Third Street, ST. JOSEPH, Mo. .
' Slock in Extent, Variety,, ani price Compares
with best St. Louis or Chicigo Uouses.
J2jT Orders Solicited.
W00LW0RTH & COLT
B
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AND DEALERS IS
9
STATIONERY,
Paper Hangings;
And Printers' Stock,
No- 12 Second Street, St, Joseph, Bio.
Cnsli Paid for Rags.
R. T. Ukderhill
A. N. EATOS.U
UNDERHILL & EATON,
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roramissioii tU.ercliants?
So2. Clly Hulldlng
ST. LOUI& MO.
REFERENCES:
Second National Bank, St Louii
Allen, Copp & Nisbet. St. Liuia.
Crrncb State Bank of Iuwa. Du- nqae.
Johnstone &. Bacon, Bai ters, Ft. Madison, la.
Isaac Scarritt Sl Co., Alton, 111.
Blair & A I woo J. Alten, 111.
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GEO. A. PRINCE & COS
39 Varieties, with Patent
Sub asa.
asso Tenuto or
ESTSchool Organs and Melodeons,
Finished in
i.icgni noscAvooa, vrainui or
Oak Cases.
No Charge for Boring or Shippingx
ST35,000 Now In Use.
AN ITjTjTJSTIIATED CATAIiOQUE.con
taining a toll description of style, and testinionials of
the roost eminent Musicians, as to the superior excel
lence of our instruments can be seen at this Office
Addrcg
GEO. W. HILL & CO
Brownville Nebraska.
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lr-1 LL,1:J L:
FOR
Churches, Schools, Plantations,
Factories, &c,
."AU Prices within ths reach of alliJJ
DAVIS & TOULMIN,
- Successors to J. B. Robinson.
38 Dey Street, New York.
AMALGAM BELLS
The best and cbea pest ever manufactured , cofting
only2i cclL per pound, warranted. Their use
throughout the letted Mates, Canada, Mexico
South A uierica, Ac, tor the 4tst twelve year ha
proved them to c mbine the valuable qnalitwa of
TONE aud UUKAB1LITY. Experience has
shown they are nut affected by cold or hot climates
Old Hell-Material takta ia exchange, ci bought
foryash.
Send for Discriptive Circular to the manufactur
ers. -
DAVIS & TOULMIN,
3S Dey St., New York.
The following are anong the many testimonials,
received. -
MixrjTO. Mikv. Ularrn. 11S
Ifeeir: l)nvi t Tuulmiu .--Genrlemen The
Amalgam Bells, I rarefcased from J. B. Itobinson.
1 asa unrpj to fay gives entire tatislaction The
last weighing 86 pounds was for the M. E. ii St,
Lows. Ihe lirst weigning it p,unjs. is on tha M.
L. Church in Austin, and is frequently heard six
miles. DAY1D T1CE, Pastor Cemetery M. E.C.
Broolii, 1otai, Feb. 15th 1867.
JiVfr. Bar it k Tvxlmin, Cbntuimek :--The
The Amalgam Bell I received fnm your house in
Jun. lt'U, for the., use of the M. E. Church in
Brooklyn, it in rood condition and. the citiwns
are highly pleased with its Tone.
Auto vt, Mich. Fa. 7th 1S6Z.
Messrs Davif & Touliniu l
Uentlemen, The Amalgam Bell sent usii an ex
cellent one; gives good alsfatjB and answers
well fo which it u bouRet.-
. ' D, W. RICHARDSON.
Secob,1lls, March Hth IS67. '
Mes?r. Davis 4 Toulmia.
Gents, The Aroaigum Bell we purchased gives
u entira fafisfaction we would lecommend per-ons
wasting Bells to buy of you.
- ' L.P. nEREFORD.
TIIEGLO.RY OF MAN IS STRENGTH- There
fore the nervous and dL41UaUd should immediate
y use IlehaVoU'a Extract Buchu.
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ERIE RAILWAY!
THE BEOAD GAUGE DOUBLE TItACK. ROUTS
TO
NEW YORK, B OSTON AND
XEiTESCL4D C 3111
Dunkirk, to Sew lork, 460 allies
DuITalo (oicw York 423 Miles,
Salamanca to New Fork, 415 Milea
i AND IS rEOM
to 27 Miles the Shortest Route
AM Trains run directly tnroneh to New Tork, 460
Miles Without Change of Couches.
From and after Angnst 20th. 18C7, Trains will leave
in connection with ail Western lines, as follow:
FROM DUXCtRK AND SALMAKCA By New Tork
time from Uniou Depots;
7 30 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL from
Dunkirk , (So udays excepted). Stops at Silman
" ealO0OA:M., and connect at HomviIle and
Corning with the 6. CO A. M. Express Mail from
Bufialo, and arrives In New Tork at 7.09 A. M.
2.25 P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS,
from Sal manca, (Snn-lays excepted ) Stops at
nornelUvllle 6.25 P. X.., (Surper) interiecting
with the 2 20 P. M. train from Buffalo, aud ar
rives In New Tork at 7.00 A H
4.15 P. M. NEW YORK NIGHT EX-
preos. Iran Dunkirk (Snndayn excepted) ' Stops
at Salmancn 6 55 P. M. ; Ulen 7 35 P. M (Supper)
Turner's 9 58 A. M. (Kreakfast. and arrive in New
Tork tl 30 P. M., connecting with Afternoon Trains
an1 Steamers for U..tton and rjew Kngland Ci'-les.
9 50 P. M CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
From Dunkirk. (Sundays excopied). Stops at
Salamanca 11.60 p. M.,acd conteits at Hornella
Ylliewita the 11 30 P. M. Trjin from Bu8aio,ar
rivingn New Tork 3 25 P. M.
FROM BUFFALO New York
Time Depot cor Exchange and Michigan Streets.
5 45 A. M. NEW YORK DAY EX-
press. (Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornells
viile 9 D3 A M.. (Bkft.) ; Siisquehnnna .i7 P.M
(Dine) 5 Turner's 7 55 PM, (Sup. .and arrives
In New Tork 10 30 P M. Connects at Great
Bend with the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern Bailroad, and at Jcrtey City wuh Midnight
1 : Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
8 00 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL.via Avon
and narnelisville (Sundays excepted), Arrives
In New Tor" at 7 CO A M. Connects at Eimtr
with Northern Central Hallway for Harmborg.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and points
South.
2 20 P M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted). Stops at Tlarnellsvl. 1 5.25
P M. (Sup. ), an I arrives in New Ti k 7 00 A M.
Connects at Jersey City with MorniuK Express
Truin of New Sersey Railroad for Baltimore and
Washington, and at New York with Moruns Ex
press Train for Bosten and New EnglandClties.
6.10 P. M. NEW YORK NIGHT Ex
press, Daily. Sup at Portage 8 65 P M (Sup )
tmercecting at n irnellsville with the 4 15 P.M
Train from Dunkirk, and arrives In New Tork
at 12 30 PM.
11.20 P.M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
' (Snnd ays excepted.) Stop at Suquebanna 7 30
A M.. (Bkft ), Turner's 1.10 P.-M., (Dine) and
arrives in New Tork at 3. 25 P. M. Connect at
Elmira with Northern Ceniral Railway for liar
rUburg, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington
and points Souths at Grea Bend with Delaware,
Iickawanna &. Western RailroaU for S rantmi,
.Trenton aud PhiladeJihia,' sud at Ne Tort
with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Boston
and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on Sundey, leavin Buffalo at
6 10P M and reaehine New Tork at 12.30 P. M.
Boston and New Kokand P-issenaers. with their
Baggage, are transferredree of charge In New Tork.
S3 To pleasure travelers the line of the Erie Rail
W ay presents many chjects of Interest,' passing through
the beautiful valleys of the Chemung, Snsquebanna,
Delaware and Ram spa rivers,1 an everchangtng pano
tama of nature's beauties commands attention.
The Best Tentilatod and Moit Luxurious Sleeping
Coaches in the World accompany 4 all night Trains oa
this railway.
Dagrac Checked Through.
And ' Fare tltcajt a low at any other 'Route
Ask for Tickets via Eris Railway
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices
in the West and South West.
II. RIDDLE, WM. R. BARR
Genl. Supt Gt-n. Pass. Agt
A gentleman -who suffered for years from Nerv
ous Debility, Premature Decay .and all the effect?
of youthful indiscretion , will, for the &&ke of suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for tonkin the sim- le rem
edy by which ha was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by
addressing", in perfect contidi nee,
JOUNB, OGDEX,
341yP - 42 Ceder Street, New York
The Americrn Orgare.fire the rnly real reed Or
gsusjiow befoie the public. The only Orgaa hav
irt . .,:
Reverberating Sound Box, or IVind Chest.
Which has the same important part to perform as
the Sounding Board has in the Piano-Fore, (to
give bdy nnd refon-tnee f toneand without whirh
the Orgaa becomes merely a MeLoda. a ia aa Organ
cace.
; The American Organ not only have the wind
tf From J. S. WILLIAM'S Advertising Aeeacy,
IHs Chamber Streets, Saint Louis, Mo
Worlds Tonic and
? Blood. Purifier,
AND
ROOT & PLANT
. .
' PILLS;
Are the greatest Preventive nnd Curative House
hold Remedies of the age, and are wonderfully ef
ficacious in curing D3?pcptic and Consumptive
Symptoms, General Debility, Languor, Bilious Dis
eases, affections of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels and
Kidneys. Female Complaints, Scrofulous Affec
tions, and all diseases arising from impure blood,
and a sure preventive of J? ever and Ague, Chol
era, Yellow Fevsr, Bilious Fever, Ac.
Seecircular around each bottle and box. Pre
pared only by the Grafton Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Missouri. Sold by
HOLLADAY & CO.
Brownvilte, Neb.
GET THE BEST
MRS
CHIEDBEN.
Is now truly acknowledged a superiar preparation
for all diseases incident to infants and children.
EYERY BODY SPEAKS
In exaPed termi of commendation of its truly won
derful effect and medicinal virtues, and are de
lighted with its use.
IdrJ" Price, Only 25 cents per BottIe.gf by
Sold by all dealers in medicine. Prepared, on 1 7
the Grafton Medicine Company, St. uis,
Sold by HOLLADAY & CO. ; :
Jan. 1st. 6m' 'Brow-nrille, Neb.'
SOMETHING NEW, '
USEFUL & SALABLE
HAWXUURST'S
Soluble Blue nnd
lllcacklngr Poirdcr.
"TABLE MANN A, "for Family Use. "NATION
AL WASHING FLUID," Siarch Polish," "Mag-
ic Solderinz Fluid," Indian Pain Annihilator."
Good Samaritan's Linement."- "Silver Solu
tion, Ao. Ac.
FAMILY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
1000 .5 Rents traned, Male and Eemale.
A rood reliable agent wanted in every town to
take the entire control, for his neighborhood, of
several of the best, aoost saleable and profitable ar
ticles of Tery day life eTer presented to the public
Profitalirge satisfaction-guaranteed. Tha. rirht
man of woman can make from S10 to $20 per week
easily. Enclose stamps for full . description and
illustrated catalogue, Samples eent free. Exclu
sive eontrol of territory given. .Addreus,
NEW YORK Manufacturing Co., ;
57-8 id " 37 Park Row. New York. '
Dyspepsia. Cure.
This Great Rera.dy frr all Diseases of tha
STOMACH, M
is the discovery f the inventor of Oo a valuable
Cough Balsam,-while experimenting for his own
healih. It cured Cramp in the Stomach for hits
which had before yielded to nothing but Chloroform
The almost daily testimony from various parts of
th country encourage us to believe there i no dis
ease caused by a disordered stomach it will not
speedily cure. ' .
Pvsicians endorse and Use it 1 1
Ministers give testimony of it efficacy !
And from all direction wo receive tidings of cures
perfermcd.
'tia sure to cure.
Ilearthnrn I
One dose will cure.
?ict-Ueadaehe I .
. -It has eured in hundreds o asc?.
Veadache and Uizzine I
It stops in thirty minute.
Aeidity of the Stoma eh 1
It comets at once.
Hiinj of the Food I
, . . -It stops irumec iately. ' .'
Dtntrett after eating I
. . One dose will remove. -
Cholera Horhu I
Kai.idilv vields to a few doses.
Bad Breath I '
Will be changed with half a bottle.
It is Peifectly Harmless ! !
Its nrprecedented suceess cwlng to the fact that
ft ariirtfvii liv Assist Ins: IVature,
TO KE-ASSERT HER, SWAY IN THE SYSTEM!
x'...i rtoalr In thfi United States sellsit
on ooili.au per norTLC
C. G. CLARK, & CO., Proprietors,
, . kkvt navEH, cons.
HOLLADAY 4 CO., and McCREERY A CO.
. General Agents.
Also for sal ehy MARSn & CO.
November 15, 1366. ;
$100 REWARD
For a medicine that will cure
Coughs,
Influenza,
Tickling in the Throat,
Whooping Cough
or relieve
Consumptive o ugh 3,
as qukk as
cm rarapi!
OVER ONE MILLION BOTTLES
have been sold and not a single instance of its fail
ure is known. We have, in our posses-ijn, any
quantity of Certificatos, some of them f n ra
EMINENT PAYSICIANS.
who have used it ia their practiceini given it t
r.r.euiinence over ever orhercotnriound.
Kdoes not dry up a Cough
but
LOOSENS IT.
so as to enable the patient to expectoiate freely.
Two or three doses
Will Invaiiably Cure Tickling in ihe
Ihroall
A half bottle has often completely caroJ the
most Stubborn Cough, and jei, though it is so sure
and speedy in its operation, it is perfectly harm
less, being purely vegetable. It is a vary agreea
ble to the taste, and may be administered to chil
dren of any age.
Incases of roup, we will guaan
. tee a cure ii taken in season.
Nofamily xliould without
It is within ihe reach of all, it being the cheapest
and best medicine extant.
C. G. CLARK & CO , Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
A. S HOLLADAY Sc CO., and W.H.
McCREERY, lirownvtlle, Nebraska,
General Agents.
rnutMUSi' Ui.LiAtii.b usutu usea on
X i ; Billiard. Table is ihe
' CAT-GUT CUSHION,
Manufactured Yj KAYANAGH DECKER, ani
Patanted Dec. 13,16G. 'See Dcicnrific American
Vol.16.No.il)
"It is the only Cushion that possesses all the
itics esential to a PERFECT Cushion. It is the
most elastic 8nd most durable Cushion ever offered
to the billiard-p.'aying pub lie, a? ia abundantly pro
ven by the great drzuxnd for it since its introcuc
tion. The peculiarity "which distinguishes the
CAT GUT Cushion and renders it superior to ail
others, is the tightened cord of cat-gut which
overlies tbeJaee ond ede of the rubber and aun
ning the full length of ihe Cushion, which pre
vents the ball from be lding inty tho rubber and
jumping from the table. The addition of the oat
gut cord also adds much to the elasticity cf the
Cushionn
The CAT-GUT Cushion has already been ap
plied to over 1,0 W tab!es which are in constant
use. It can be applied to tables of any make. for
seventv five doilary per set.
KAYANAGH & DECKER'S Faotory, at fhe cor
ner of Centre aud Canal Streets, N. Y.,is the most
complete of its kind in the-world. The machinery
is of the most ir&proved character, the lumber dry
ing rioca the largest ia the United States, the
material use the best that can bo purchased , and
the workmen thoroughly skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues, arm Trimmings, all
of tho best make, constantl von hand.
KAVAMAG1I A DEOKERare the only agents
in this country for KAY'S CUfJ CEMENT.adjvdged
by competent authorities to bo the be the best ce
ment ever usedr '
53"Full Sized Tables cut down for $10023"
Send for Illustrated Catalogue ai.d price List.
' ; KAVANAGH& DECKER.
Cornar of Centre A Canal Sts.
. . ' ' ? 1 1 i I New York
MONEY, FREE AS WATER. 10.000 ACTIVE
LOCAL and Traveling Agents, JIale or Fe
male, of all nges, are wanted to solicit trade in ev
ery City. Town. Village; Ha'mict,'. Workshop and
Factory, throughout the entire world, "for the most
saleable novelties ever known. 500 PER CENT.
PROFIT an- READY SALE WHEREVER OF
FERED !! Smart men and-women can make from
$5 to $50 per day, and no risk of ls! A small
capital required of from $2 to $139 the more
money inrested the grater the profit. Ho Money
reqnired in advance w first tend the article oub
receive pay aftencardt I If you actually wish to
make money rapidly and. easily, write for full par
icu lars and aduh-ws . I
MIL NOR & CO , (From Paris,)
1 - V ; .10 BROADWAY, New York City.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
SCALES-,
f ' 1 r IT ITT r T VTV3 -L
FA1KBANKS GREENLEAF & CO.
. 22o Lake :Sreet. Chicago.
20 Market Street, St. Louis.
tT BR CAHEfTL TO BUT OatY TITK GEXClSlS.J
3)
ltd Peaches, Apples, iJlackberriei, Cberr es t
0 AH A UHV
NEW HILLS.
The Lafayette Hills
situated four miles above
Oa The , Little. Nemaha Eiver,
Highest Cash'0 Trice Paid For AH
j -i j ,; ' j .. . . .-., . '"
kinds of Grain. Bread Stuffs of all kinds con
stant on hands for sale or in exchange for grain.
: ' SANDERS & HA WXBY. '
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LOTTE
RY1
TO IE IIAV.KATCOVINGTCIT, KENTUCKY
Class V, Ncv. lblh "
Class W, Mv. 30M, ' ;
, 1CC7.
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.,$50,0001
0
8300
Prize
Prizes of V 0
1
1
1
9
250
200
150
125
100
50
Prize of
Prize of
Prize of
iv,vuy pri2e of
8,0001154
Prizes of
7,C0O
5,000
1,000
400
9
Prizes'of
90
v Prizesof
1
luPi izes of
fil
-U1 Prize of
- Prizea of
"-' Peizesof
prj2r8 of
Prizes amounting to 230,650.
32,000 NUMBEES ATID 783 PEIZE3.
Tickets S12, Halves 6, Quarters S300
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. The numbers
from 1 to 3.000. primed on separate slips of paper.
ir encircled wi' h sma'.Ij tin 1 uhes. and placed in one
wheel. Tne prizes, of biih tbere aro 83. varying as
abova. from Jr6o 0i0 to 60. are iniiiar!y primed on
separate sups, epcirc'eti, andplacei in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number Is then
drawn from, the wheel of numbers, and 'at the tame
time a prize is drawn Tom tbe other wheel. The nam
t.pr aad orize drawn urt are opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered ti e prize teniK placed
against the number drawn. This operation is repeated
unttl all the prizes are drawn out.
vr The above Macxificent single -number
Lottery will be drawn ix piblic. in Covington,
Ky., bv sworn Coniojisl'ners, at oiieo'cb'CW P. M
ai the corner of Fourth an i Scott S t. The Kentucky
Stale Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises, but re?poni
ble Money Lotteries, that have been conducted fr the
past thirty years, and are drawn undar toe authority
f a charter from the State, and bonds are given for
the payment oi all prizes. The drawiDgsare publish
ed in the New To-k lie aid and Cinciiinaiti Couimerc al
The above bcbeme wiii be drawn the middle and last
of ei'ch mouth during 1S67 and 13C3.
Circi lai of Lolteiie drawing daily tent by applica
tion to the Managers.
Address ail orders far tickets to ',
MUEET, EDDY & CO ,
s Covington, Ky.
'Agents Wanted.3 49 ly
JS5
1,000.000
TOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
OjSTE pkiojj: plan
GIVING EVEBY PATRON, A
Ilandsomev and. Reliable Watch!
For the low Price of Ten Dollar?!
Without Regard to Value,
And not to be Paid for unless per
fectly satisfied.
100 Solid Old nontiriK Watches, $250 to 1.009
1"0 Magic Cased Gold Watcres, 2.0 to 6C0
100 Ldie Watches Enameled, K 0 to 300
210 Goid Hunting Chronometer Watches 25o to 3o0
2'0 Gold Huntinx Enclis Levers ?0O to 250
300 Gold IIuuiitiR Dupiex Watches, 150 to ioo
6 '0 Gold Hunting American Watohes, 100 to 260
600 Silver Hunting Leve?, t i
0uSi.ver Huutinii Duplex Watches, 75 to 250
6 0 Guld Ladie Watch'8.. 60 to 250
l.OMO (iuld U niuing Lepmes. 60 Vt 75
1 .o-o Mi.-celianeous Li ver Watches, 6J to I'M)
2,0: 0 llnntiris Sliver Watrhes. 25 to 5:
2,cl0 As.o te. Watt be, ail kinds, 30 to 76
53" very patron obtains Watcb by this arrange
ment, cast i g but $ 10 rhile it mjy be worta $1,000
lv partiality shown 5
We wish to immediately dispose of the above mag
nificent Sock. Certifies, nauiinj the articles, are
placed in .-saled eovt lupes. and well mixed. Holders
are entitlod to the 'rude 'ned oo tar renutcate
lipon payment of .Ten Dollars, whether it be a Watch
worth $1.0 'O or one worth less. The return ot ' any
of our terticraits entitle; you to the article named
thcrtc.n upon payinent irrespective of ita worth. nd
as nc article valued ies thin $10 is named oa any cer
litica.e, it w iti at once be seen thai this is
No IiOttajy but a Straight forward legiti
mate transaction, which may be participa
ted in even bythemot,t f udious.
A finsla ccrti&caftt will ba 3nt by mail, pest
paid, Ufx'u receipt ol 25 eta., fiive lor one dollar,
eleven for lw; dollnrs, thirty-three and an elegint
premium for five dollars; sixty six and more valu
able premium for Ten dollar?, ens hundred and
most superb Watch for fifteen dollars. To Amenta
or those wishing employmen , thi.s is a rare oppor
tunity. It is a Iegitioj itely conducted business,
duly Huihurized by the Government,, and open to
the most carei ul tcrutinv. Fry us!
WRIGHT BR0. CO., Irnp rtcr.
161 LROADAY,Ncw Vork.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE
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ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
For Family and iUanufacluring Purposes,
AGENTS WANTED
address
C18 Broadway, New York.
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iiJUj The Great Cause
Zzjf r op
HtJMAN MISERY.
uar Published in a Sealed Envelope, Price tix tents.
A Lecture on t lie Xaf ure,
Treatment and Radical
Core of seminal Weakness, or' perruatarrhcea,
induced by Sert"-Abie ; Involuntary Emissions. Im
potency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to
Marriage gcneraly ; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Menial and Physical Incapacy. Ac By
ROB.JjCITLVEKWELL,M.D., Author-of the
Hirecn dek," Ac.
The world-renouned athor,in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his ,oia expetiance
that the awful consequences of SeJf-Abuso my be
effectually removed without medicinend wi hout
dangerous surgical operations, bogies, instruments,
rings, or cordials, pointing cut a. mode of cure at
once certain and enVtual, by which every sufferer.
no matter wnat nis conanmn mij be, may ;ure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically. Thia
lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thous.
and.. . . . , "
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps,
by addressiog the pub ihers. -, --o
Also Dr. CCLVERWLLL'S "Marriage Guide,"
price 25 cents-
Address the Publishers.
CIUS. J. C. I4XISE & Co.,
12T Ilo.Tery. Sew lork, P.O. Box 45SC
marriage and Celibacy.
An Essa't or Warning axd Instrvctiow por
Vonvo Men. Also. Diseases and Abuses which
permanently prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure
means oFTrelief. Seal Free of Charge, Id sealed
letter envelopes. Address, . . ,
Dr. J. SKILLI.V HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
January, 1st 1367. l-j
KENTUCKY
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We have on hand a large and well assorted stoci
of Staple.
fT 77 ThP1 t sn
To which we are making constant additions, ani
which we are selling at prices low as any establish
ment west of the Mississippi river.
IN THE QUA3TY OF OUR GOODS WE CHALLENGE COM?ETITfC:
JSTFLOUR OF THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS. TFr
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
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' DEALERS I.
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Would call the attention of DEALERS to their'immense stock of
Drugs and
School Eooks,
Blank Books, Glass and
Paint's and Oils, Envelop.
Lamps, Pure
V7kicfc were bougr t forca.h of Manufacture-?,
favorable prt-es. Buying in large quantities
mnts to the trade.
Tbey are the North -western Wholesale Aenrts of Ur. D. Jayne k Son, asj of M
C. Ayre 4 Co., and can furnish their Medicines in anj quantities. (Ul lf
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A
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Importer and Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in lrcn
STEEL and HEAVY HARDWAEE.
Wagon, Carriage, an I How Woodworks.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Spring', Axe. Axel?, Shovolsand SpaJe?.fifbs and K.i.;,., Chai.v, CarrmgoanJ Tire li'.iU, .ut'-ia
Washers, Nails, llorse nails, Horse A Mulo Shoes, S;w., efc. et.
Castings and IIollow Ware, Sunar Kittles Andirons, Skillets aul Lei
Slew pots Bake ovens. Fruit ketiles and Sad Iron.
BlacksmilllS' TOOlS- Anvil. Strck and Dies, B.Iows,Sledge and Hand Ha:
mersr Vises, Fiaccrs, Rasps, Farriers' Knives. Tuyere Irons, Wrenches,
Ontfiting' CS-oodSr.
Ox Yokes, Axle Grease, Ox chains, Wogon Jacks, Ox Sho nails, Shovels and Ii(."k,ti.lJ I'ji,4 (
HtiTds, spolics aud 3E3oxi."t-Btxxfr. I
1,000 CKLEBKATED AIOLIJN KJPLOWs:
laagle
I usf patented, and suj erior to any vet ; invented : and i
McCormlcIt's 3Iowers and Ii capers, IiaIIer.i If orse Corn riantcn j
Sulky Corn Cultivators, IJand Cora Planter, Corn Sheller. Hay lUkes, etc. etc e. .
iT-lDls. Standard Scales.
Buying nty prnod3 direct from the man er, I ofl'er great iii(iny?ineut
TO WHOLESALE" PURCHASERS AT
Constable's Iron and Steel Warehouse
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Lyon's Periodical Dorps.
THE GREAT FEMALE REM
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These Props are a acientiflrallr compounded fluid
preparatiua, and belter tbar. any Pills, Powders, or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering tbem a reliab'e, speedy and cer.
tali soectflc for tbe cure of all obstruction and up
pressions of nature Their popularity Is lmhcateU bf
tbe fact that over 100 COO b ttl are annually sold
and consumed by tbe ladies of tbe United Mate, ere
ry one of whom apeak In the sir vfzrt terms of praise
of tbeir great merits. Thpv are rapMly taiin the
place of every otbc Female Keme-iy, ani are o.dm1
ered by ail who know aocht of th?m. as the saret sa
fest, and most infaliiable prepararion in the wcrid,
for the cure of all female complaints tbe reniovai of
all obstructions of nature, and tbe promotion of fcealti
regularity and strength. Kxp;icit di' ettions iatirig
when they may be usea, and expia ning when and why
suand whyj
out produ-
toey sDouid not, nor coui.: not ue used witu
cing effects contrary to nature's chospu laws
s, win ce
found carefully folded around each bottle, with tbe
written signature ot John L.'Lvon, wrtbout wfcich
none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHJJ L. LTOV. 195 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Coun. who can be consulted either per
sonally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp ) concerning all
private diseases and female weakness. Price $l,5o
per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
C. G. CLARK &CO.,
Gen't Agents for TJ. 3. and Canada
Olliss Bros. St. Lonis. -Wholesale
t LLEB) Fixch & Fuller, Chicago. J - Agents
A. S. HULL ADA Y & CO., and W. H.
McCREEIlY, Brownville. Nebraska,
General Ajjants.
DR. WHITTIER,
IONGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST
jLOUIS than anj otLcr Private Di.-easo Phy-
sician. is a regular graouare 01 medicine, cares
Syphilis in m Ii its forms,Goncrrhoea.Glect, Strict
ure, Orchitis, Diabetes,; DIaider and Urinary
aiseases, ryptuuuc aae;tioM or tbe throat, skin
or bone?.
. Thousands suffering self-abuse, excesses, ex
posures and indiscretions in youth and ma-
tareryears, producing some of the fallwinz
effects : Blob-hes. bodily weaknu?s, unm.inline!'s,
to'iety,ln-i)gcsMortr eonshpation, dread offu -twe
.events, loss of raemjiy, and ual!y iinjo
teccy,' havi igbeen cured.
. le tan. rder to mitnyolJ resiiTerifs for past
success ar.d present position, alio many phjs
iciansliere and eiyewhere.
Occupying a whole house of twelve rooms.wiih
competent assistant physicians; tlufe reii
ringdaily personal attcn-tios arty recrtin id the
establishment.. . .
Medicine sent everywhere by mail or express.
His Theory aa Exposition of Diseases, clearly
delineating ali the diseases conditions, may be
hadin sealed letter en velope for 6 ceats. L die's
Circular, embracing all chronio diseaes,3 cents.
Addross St. Louis. Mo.
A friendlv talk eosls nothing : charge mod
erate ; cures guaranteed. OSe.617 St. Charles
street, one square south ot the Lindeil Hotel. a j
lab. 15 ly . I
Taken up by the undersigncl, living ia GLcn
Rrjck Precinct, on the 7th day of Febtuary, IS67
One red and white speckled Stear with underlet
out of left tar, atdcij.fi ifltr.2 usis
this Spring CYKU.S C. MEADEU.
TAKE NO MGRE NPLEASANT AND UN
SAFE REM1DIES for unpleasant and dangerous
i, diseases. Use Uelmbold'a Extrict Cuchu acd lm-
proved Rose asa.
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and Fancy
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AND
Me.licine?,
Patent Medicine?,
GIa?svare, Writing
TVi nor
Sp'ces and Dye-Stuffs, Coal Oil and
Wines. Liquors, Sec.
Importers and Publishers, and win beo!J at ti aa
from first hands, thej are enabled to offer extra icJ
3
Ssowesrs!
Poland's
hsk Billions Powlm
This preparation is tbed''''j
. . . t it- T , 1 tvTi s
the Pastor of the I!;ip'i"t c"ia-'
f-y Gcffitown.N. H., and
t,2i.-ijS ly- beloved by that ieiay ,
i thronahout 'ew E"nz'3Dl. i
and his Magic rowJtrs s i
the raott wonderful di?coveries of mwl y,
ltf
1H GEEAT LITE'S AND 2ILI0UJ W-t
hkh completely throws in the h;l'8 '.;
scoverips in medicine; and it aJords n
J j,ra
sjrarifjation that they receive t a4B:lr,"yb.
v.htjon of all who- have test el them, i-'-
I ; i.-.;
c Liioos I'iw4er are a
rosIII-eCurclorLfverComjw;
n its mot ajrravated form, and an imar
rer-tt.r rtf all
BILLIOTJS DERANGE
Excellent lor lltad'tct.
Pimples,
Drowsiness,
Blotches
Cizzlneis. .Ueartbnm,
And a most wn.ienai .
Core & Pmeallve of FeTer 4 V; j
(We advise aH who are troubled "j ' '
ibjdy to always keep Ue Powders oa j
And a most wonderful
mkjrlv to al way
for immediate uje.) .
It-mar. . r imrrInf nnrtW1!!?!''1
5cfr a"
lit They are the Great Jre:
Affections. , xvr i
2d Thevarethe only known rented? w t
cure Lirer Complaiat. .vitv-'5'!
3d Tbey ae the oily know
Cons'ipation. .
. . I Mi f . , . V ftflfh 13
4in. ine rcwaeTirwiu""'-- t tie ak I
ration that one package wiH ball lhil, .
5tb They ar a m'ld and plewan Jel
effectiv: cathartic known. . . 0i.
oth. They are the cheapest cathtic
6th. They are the cheapest an t -'"..ji
tant, as they can be sent by tnsu to a-.
globe, for the t-rice, 50 cent-. .
Circulars, ctn:a;Dirgceniii--a?i"S')C"').ti-,.
sent t anv part of the w .H I fre l,, rr j
SOLD BY ALL-DRl"GCil'-
mail on arplicatioa t? . rv"?-,
NEW HAVEN. tu"
NovemLer 15, ISd1?.
ADMINISTRATORS I
Notice is bmlj given that e will . s,.ffi. j
lie auction. in fr..nt of the Post 02i t
mt.ha County. Nebraska, at oue o o ( ; j
Saturday ihe 21st day of Sep:-'1)- f t
13f7,the folhwing Rwl Euu. be?J i
estate of Samuel G. Daily. t. lti,L,J,n r .
fi t I ,,t I n,l 3 !n ilb.fk 133. I
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y ia ii tik i, w .
w . .. in hi .t. 1 l .11 in tjt
I.OIS i anil a in itoca ' - - , ,
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in s.iM L-untv or .ern-ioa. .
M . . ... . T I - 1 I Kf.
in lownsUip .orta o. iwns j
County, containing o2 70-I acre.
timbered tract Tbe Ut BimM trs.
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in lots of five or ten acre tesuitF3-1-ed
advisable.
August 23t !So7
and
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