;tisa.Unn.cms.
Who composed the following descrip
tioa cf the B ibis we may never know.
It was found in Westminster Abbey,
nameless and dateless :
A cation would ba truty happy if it
jvere governed by no other laws than
those of this blessed book.
It is bo complete a system that noth
ing can be added to it.
It contains everything needful to be
known or done. -
It affords a copy for a king, and a rule
for a subject.
It gives instruction to a senate, au
thority and direction to a magistrate.
It cautions a witness, requires an ira
martial verdict of a iurv. and furnishes
the iudcre with his sentence.
.'It tela tte husband as lord of the
household, and wife as mistress of the
table tells him how to rule, and how to
canage.
and en
ioics obedience on children.
. It prescribes and limits the sway of the
sovereign, the rule of the ruler, and the
authority of the mastercommands the
subjects to honor and the servants to o
bay, and the blessing and protection of
the'Alm iehtv to all that walk by its rules.
v' Tfrives, directions for weddincs and
o - "
burials.
It promises food and raiment, and
limits the use of both.
It point out a faithful and eterca
ruardian to the departing husband and
father tells him with whom to leave his
fatherless children, and whom his wid
ow is to trust and promises a father to
the former, and a husband to the latter,
It teaches a man to set his house in
rrder, and how to make his will; it. ap
Doints a dowry for his wife, and entails
the rirfht of the first born, and shows
how the young branches shall be left.
It defends the right of all, and reveals
vengeance to every defaulter, overreach
er and trespasser.
- It is the first book, the best book, and
the oldest book in the world.
It contains tbe choicest matter, gives
the best instruction, affords the greatest
treasure and satisfaction that we ever
enjoyed.
L It contains the best laws and mcst pro
found mysteries that were ever penned
it brings the best of comforts to the in
quiring and disconsolate.
It exhibits life and immortality from
everlasting, and shows the way of glory
. It is a brief recital of all that is to
come.
It settles all matters in debate, resolves
all doubts, and eases the mind and con
science cf all their scruples.
It reveals the only living and true God
and shows the way to Him, and sets a
..eide all other rods, and describes the
vanity of them, and all that trust in such
in short, it is a book of law?, to show
right and wrong, a book cf wisdom that
condemns all folly and makes the foolish
wise; a book cf truth, that detects all
lies and comforts all errors; and a book
of life, that shews the ways from ever
lasting death.
It contains the most ancient antiquit
ies, strange events, wonderful occurren
ces, heroic deeds, unparalleled wars.
It describes the celestial, terrestrial
and infernal worlds, and the origin of
the angelic myriads, human tribes and
devilish legions.
It will instruct tbe accomplished me
chanic and the most profound artist.
It reaches the best rhetorician, and ex
ercises every power to the most skillful
arithmetician, puzzles the whest anato
oniist, and exercises the wisest critic.
It is the best covenant that ever was
agreed on; the best deed that ever was
sealed; the best evidence that ever was
produced; the best will that ever was
signed. To understand it, is to be wise
indeed ; to be ignorant of it is to be des
titute cf wisdom.
It is the king's best copy, the magis
trate's best rule, the housewife's be?t
guide, the servant's best directory, and
the young man's best companion ; it is
the schoolboy's spelling-book, and the
learned man's masterpiece.
It contains choice grammar for the
bovine and a profound mystery for a
eajre.
It 19 the ignorant man's dictionery,
and the wise man's dictionary.
It affords knowledge of witty inven
tions for the humorous, and dark sayings
for the grave, and is its own interpret
er. .
It encourages the wise, the warrior,
the swift, the overcomer ; 'and promises
an eternal reward to the excellent, the
conqueror, the winner, and the preval
ent. And that which crowns all is, that
the author is without partiality, and with
out hypocrasy.
,4In whom there is no variableness or
shadow of turning.'
4The following singular relationship
exists in a family now living in Ken-
.1 1
Tucity. - a latner ana son married two
sisters, and took their mother to board
with th&ra. The father and wife have
dautghter ; . the fen and wife a sou.
Tnese are the relationships: One great
grandmother, two grandmothers, one
grandfather two fathers, three mothers,
three sons, three daughters, three aunts,
two uncles, one nephew, one mace, three
sifters, two brothers, two cousins, two
husb&xdStlwo v;ives, two mothers-in-law,
two sons-in-law?
' A man having lost a quarter of mut
ton by a lawyer's dog, repaired to the
office cf the lawyer and said : 4,I have
come to ask' a piece of advice. Suppose
a dog carried off a leg of mutton from me
where do I look for pay, to the dog or
his owner 1" Oh," said the man of
the quill, Uo the owner of the dog ; he
responsible for any damage his dog
does you' Said the man, You owe me
seventy-five cents." "Ah !" said the
lawyer, then my dog did the mischief ?
Well, here is the money." The face cf
ice man exraoaea wua a smue atms
shrewdness in forestalling the opinion c
fi?.
the lawyer, and he was making his exit
from the office when he was brought to
a halt -by ihe lawyer saying : "I have a
small till against you my friend!" "Ah !
for what!" said the man. "For advice
in the dog case two dollars." was the re-
fly. This was a poser. It being strictly
tgal. and the lowest fee in the calendar
for advice, there was no dodging, so. the
money was paid over and he departed r
citer if cot a better man.
, The following colloquy took place be
wecn a New York census marshal and
1 native of Germany: .
"who lives here ?" .
4Sharmony on ber Rhine."
"What's your father's name?"
"Kix for shtay."
"When did you arrive in Albany ?"
Mil a stearapoats."
"Got any children?"
"Yaw ; iwo parrels, mil kraut."
"How long have you been in this
house ?"
"Two and der basement ?,T
"Who owns the building ?"
"I pays nothing. Hans pay der tame
twice a month.
"Where did you live last year ?"
"Across der red store, as you coom up
mitder market in vcur right hand pehind
der pump what pelongs to der blacksmith
fchop."
A young lady from the Seminary at
M .being asked at the table if the
would have some more cabbage, replied :
"By no means; gastronomical satiety ad
monishes me that I have arrived at the
ultimata culinary defritation consistent
with the code of Esculapius." As 6he
drew back from the table it was conclud
ed that she meant she had "eaten aheap."
"It a a pity lying is a 6in," saiq an
honest old quaker to a vounsr clerk who
was expatiating upon the particular ex
cellencies of his goods, "it's a pity lying
is a sin. because it seems 60 necessary to
ihy business." .
"We see," said Swift, in one of his
most sarcastic moods, "what God thinks
of riches by the people he gives them to."
St. Joe Busines Houses.
W00LW011TH & COLT,
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AND DEALERS IX
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STATIONERY,
Paper Hangings,
And Printers' Stock,
No 12 Second Street, St, Joseph, Mo.
Cash Paid for Rags.
John rixoER.
W. B. DOUGLAS.
pinger & Douglas,
Wholesale Dealers
QUEENS WAKE
GLASS WARL., ' C
NO. 7 Fourth Ttrcet.
Gt JOSEPH, MO. 45Iy
VICTOR B. BUCH,
TTIiolesale
BOOTS&SHOES
North "West Corner 4th & Felix Streets,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
t37"KeepB much the Largest Stock West of St.
Louis, and is prepared to oner unusual inducements
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Lioo, Cement, Hair
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Ae Ac., Ac.Ae.
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Nave, McCord &; Co.,
WHOLESALE GE0CERS
. And Dealers in -
V7izsz, Liquors, Tobacco, &c.
St JOSCni.MO. 45ly
NMli,Paili, Well Buckets, Seives, Ae., at
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BAILY, KAY & WOOD,
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
Exclusively at wholesalt.
Third Street, ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
Stock in Extent. Variety, and price Cjmparca
with best St. Louis or Chicago Houses.
2T Orders Solicited. 43ly
'NO-. S. Lemox.
Isaac T. Hosea
LEMON. HOSEA & CO.
"WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 5c DOMESTIC
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Notions,- Glottaong &c.
ISTO. 5 FOURTH ST.
St Joseph, Mo.
A Large Stock always on hand.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders solicited
45-ly
J, A. FINES.
T. R REYNOLDS.
SBITO
PINER & REYNOLDS,
PROPRIETORS,
Eight Street, two blocks from R. R. Depot,
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Varieties, with Patent
Sub ass.
asso Tenuto or
ESTSchool Organs and Melodeons.
Finished in
Elegant icosewood, iiamut or
Oak Cases.
JVo Charge for Boxing or Shipping.
&2T35,000 Now la Use.ar
AN ILLUSTHATED CATATjOQUE.con-
taining a full description of style, and testimonials of
the most eminent Musician, as to the superior excel
lence of our instruments can he steu at this Office
Address
GEO. W. HILL & CO
Brownville Nebraska.
MI.0N I'ODn'DHV,
AND
MACHINE SHOP
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fiUILNSlDE, CK0WTUEH & U0GEKS
PROPRIETORS,
Cor. 8th & Messanie Sts.,
t. Joseph, Mo.
PTEAM ENGINES MADE
l) AD Ii REPAIRED 111
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
MILL WORKS OF ALL KINDS
AND
IRON FRONTS
Hade to order on short notice and satisfactory to
all parties. Alsoazents for GAKDNKK& KUbLKl-
R. T. UKDEBHILL
A. N. Eaton.
UNDE. RHIL& EATON,
'ommissioiierciiants,
Ko 2. City Building
ST. LOUIS, MO.
HEPERENOES:
Second National Bank, St Louis ;
Alleu, Copp 8t Nisbet, St. irf)uis.
Crrnch State Bank of Iowa, Dubuque.
Johiutone & Bacon, Banters, Ft. Jiadison, la.
Isaac Scarrilt tt Co,, Alton, 111.
Blair &. Atwood. Alten, III.
W.M.WYETH&CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
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bwms .train.
SADDLERY GOODS,
Harness, Skirting, i id all kind3
Saddler's Leather an Hardware.
oTTinvro i?nrn ro e.rt
A Cents for Disstons Circula Saws, and
JITarvins Safes.
No. South Third Street, between Felix & Edmond"
ST. JOSEPH, MO. 451 j".
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Jferv- j
out Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
ot you tniul indiscretion , will, for the sake of suf
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
reoeipi ana directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing te
prum py me aarcriiser s experience, oan do so by
uurosemg,in periecieonnaence,
, JOHNB, OGDEN,
J4 lyP O Ceder Street, New York
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The Great Cause
OF
HUMAN MISERY.
us J Published in a Sealed Envelope, Price sus ceni.
A Lecture on tlie RTature,
Treatment and Radical
L 1
Cure of seminal Weakness, or gjermasorrm,
:,i K.,mif-Ana. Involuntary Ernissiona, Im-
cotency. Nertous Debility, and Impadimenta
to
Marriage eeneralT : Uonsumpuon, r-ijutpa,
and
1 its; Mental ana rnyicni
Incapacj. Ac, &J
ROB. J. CULVER WEU, si.
D.. Author of the
Thtrnrl.-renonned author. in this admirable
Lecture, dearly proyes from his own experiance
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be
Tpt.nalW removed without medioine.fi.nd without
iancerous surgical operations, bogies, instruments,
;n..a nr nrrfiIa-TOinLin 0U a iuuuo Ui
. i - ..1. Ar or
once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may cure
vioif rMTtv nrivatelv. and radically. Tnis
lecture will prove a feoon to thouiandsand tnous.
Sent nuder seal, in a plain envelope, 10 any au-
dress, cu receip t of six cents, or two postago stamps,
by addressing the pubUsners.
Also Dr. CULVERWELL;3 "ilarnaje Guide,
price 25 cents.
Address tne ruDiisners.
-HAS. J. C.RL1XE t Co.,
iov nn-rv. 7Vw Yorli. P.O.Box 4535.
jmKallJM
ror.
r!1mrr1ies. SCHOOIS, AAiliiiitAuj,
Factories, c,
t"All Prices within tha reach of allgj
DAVIS & TOULMIN,
Successors to J. IS, Kobmson.
88 Dev Street. New York.
-j 1
AMALGAM BELLS
The best ami cheapest erer manufactured, costing
onlv25 cents tier cound. warranted. Their use
throughout the United State?, Canada, Mexico
Snnth America. An. for the trast twelte Tears has
nf.irpd thm fft rnmhine the valuable dualities of
TONE and DURABILITY.- Experience has
shown thcT are not affected by cold or hot climates.
Old Bell-Material taken in exchange, or bought
for Cash.
Send for Diseriptivo Circular to tha manufactur
ers
DAVIS & TOULMIN,
33 Dey St., New Vork.
SOMETHING NEW,
USEFUL & SALABLE
HAWXniRS'S
Soluble Blue and
Eilcacltin? Fovrder.
"TABLE MANNA," for Family Use. "NATION
AL WASHING FLUID," Starch Polish " "Mag
ic Soldering Fluid," Indian Pain Annihilator."
"Good Samaritan's Linement." "Silver Solu
tion, &o. &c.
FAMILY RIGHTS FOR SJLE.
1000 Agents wanted, Jllale and Eemale.
A good reliable agent wanted in every tgwn to
take the entire control, for his neighborhood, of
3everal of the best, most saleable and profitablear
ticles of every day life ever presented to the public
Profits large satisfaction gnaranteed. The fright
man or woman can make from $19 to $20 per week
easily. Enclose stamps for full description Jand
illustrated catalogue, Samples eent free. Lxclu
!l,eiiErY0M&
Addreus,
17-6 a
37 Paik Row. New York.
Hannibal & St. Joseph
0JV3IISZ0URI JUVJEIi.
Tri-weekly Packets (FJaEnihad and St. Joseph
R. R. Line) leave Omaha, Council BlufTs, Platts
moutb, Nebraska City, Krownvilie and intermedi
ate poiDts for St. Joseph, connecting at St Joseph
with trsins on Hannibal and St. Joseph R. R., leav
ing St Joseph at 11.30 P. M.,arriving at
QUINCY, CHICAGO & ST LOUIS
On and after May 19th, daily and close conne-
tions from St Joseph to Atchison, Weston. I-caven
vrvnu, " jauuuiio, ii.iiu3.ia vuujf, Lawrence, 1 opeka
tc.,viaPlatto Country R.R. and steamer Emilie
. v Ar r." r:. i m
U. & bt. Jo. Ii. It. Lme- Leave St Joseph 5.35
A. M., Lea ven worth 8.00a,m., Wyanditte 10.00 a
sr., Kansas City 10.30 a. 11.. Lawrence at 0 00 F m
THROUGH TICKETS EOR SALE
by Porter & Deuel, Omaha, D. W. Hitchcock. Coun
cil Bluffs, E.C. Lewis, Plattsmouth, E. S. Hawley,
Nebraska City. Buy through tickets and save
nnnay.
Extensive repairs on the Uannibal & St. Jo
seph Railroad, new iron, tics apd additional roll
ing stackenable them to offer these important chan
ges to failitate tk avelby this roctk.
L. W . Mead, General Superintendent. '
P. P. Groat, General Tickot Aeent.
H H. Cocrtright Gen'l Freight Agent.
Hanuibal, 3Io,
Capt. Rcfcs Ford, Superintendent Packet
Lines Rt Joseph, Mo. . .
THEU. HILL, Ag t Brownville.
DK HENEY'S
Worlds Tonic and
Blood Purifier,
ROOT & PLANT
PILLS,
Are the greatest Preventive and Curative House
hold Remedies of the ago, and are wonderfully cf- j
ncacious in curing dyspeptic and Consumptive
Symptoms, General Debility, Languor, Rilious Dis
eases, affections of tbe Liver, Stomach, Rowels and
Kidneys, Female Complaints, Scrofulous Affec
tions, and all diseases arisinz from imDure blood.
ana n sure preventive 01 fever and Ague, Ohol
era, Yellow Fever, Bilioug Fever, &o.
ee circular around each bottle and box. Pre
pared only by the Grafton Medicine Co., St. Loui3,
Missouri. Sold by
IJOLLADAY & CO.
Brownville, Neb.
FAIRBANKS'
STAND1RD
SCALE S ,
OP ALL KINES.
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO.
228 Lake Street, Chicago.
" 209 Market Street. St. LouisJ
BK CAKEFCL TO BCY OfrLY TOS GENTIXE.r
Henry P. S&er&nrne,
! DEALER .IN MUId
Pianos &lfeIodeons
HT ! -1 i.4. l . l ,'. nr i' ' ' "
luuMU'di iubirumeui3,iuuMi;ai.iuerciianaLsfl
... OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
no.3S Market Street, betweea Main and Second
Established in 1849 ST. LOUIS
Dissolution.
The firm of Stanton. Perkins & Co.. 13 this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. '
The assets of the firm are nlaced in the bands nf
John L. Carson for sale, who will apply the pre
ceeds of same iu liquidation of the debts of the
firm. JOHN L STANTON.
PAUL PERKINS.
. CHARLES DellAYEN,
JONAS CRANE,
HENRY M ATKINSON
BrownTiUe,Neb., Oct. 25th, 1S37. . g-3t
SEED POTATOES.
I have for sale Potatoes of the following varie
ties: Cuxco, Prince Albert, Rusty Coat. Early
Dover, Earlv Miller. Early June. Fluke. Mercer, i
Coppermine, Pure Peach Blow, White Peach Blow,
Buckeye, and Garnett Chili, all of wnioh yield well
ana are tree from disease.
R..W. FURNAS,
Nov. 7.U Brownville, Nebraik,
'71
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We have on hand a large and well
5 : of Staple and Fancy
1 . "'fi r7-
To which .W'iare making constant additions, and
which we are selling at prices low as any establish:
ment west of the
IH THE QUA1TY OF OUR GOODS
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST ; PRICE PAID FOR
Jp IS
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O L E S
SELLERS
Si
'StiBToseplij
Would call the attention of DEALERS to theirjmmense'stock of
' "Drugs and Medictne5,
School Book?, Patent' Medicines,
Blank Books. Glass and Glassware, Writing Paper,
Paints and Oils, Envelops. Spices and Dye-Stuffs, Coal Oil
Lamps, Pure Wines. Liquors, &c.
Which were bought forcash of Manufacturers, Importers and Publishers, and will be sold at the mort
favorable prices. Buying in large quantities from first hands, they are enabled to offer cstra induca-
ments to tbe trade.
They are the Nerth-western
C. Arre & Co., and can furnish
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Importer and Wholesale
STEEL and HEAfY HARDWARE
Wagon, Carriage, ana Plow Woodworks.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Springs, Axes, Axels, Shovels and Spadcs.Files
Washers, Nails, Horse nails, Horse & Mule Shoes,
Castings. and HoLlovz Ware,
Stew pots. Bake ovens, truit kettles
BlackSiailllS' TOOlS. Anvils, Strcks
mers, Vises, Pincers, Rasps, Farriers' knives, Tuyere Irons, Vi rcnehes, &c.
Ox Yokes, Axle Grease, Ox chains, Wogoa Jacks, Ox Shoo nail?, Shovels end Pick?,Gold Pan?,"tc.
1,000 CELEBRATED MOIilJSTJEIPI.O'WS I
J
. Just ratented, and
McCormlcIi's Moivers and Reapers, Kallcrs Horse Corn Planters
Sulky Corn Cultivators, Hand Corn Planter, Corn Shelters, Fay Kake3, etc. etc esc. ;
2P:rtosLl3.,3 St;23.c3.27c2. Scales
BayiDg my goods direct from the man ers, I.ofiTer great indaccments
TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. AT
1 Constable's Iron and Steel Warehouse
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
T ,f OXEY, FREE AS Vi ATER.
10,000 ACTIVE
1TX
LOCAL and Traveling Agents, Male or Fe
male, of all ages, ere wanted to solicit traJe in ev
ery City. Town, Yillage; Hamiet, IJ-'orksbop and
Factory, throughout the entire world, f r the most
saleable novelties ever known. 500 PER CENT,
PROFIT anl READY SALE WHEREVER OF
FERED ! ! Smart men and -women can make from
f 5 to $50 per day, and no risk of loss ! A email
capital required of from $20 to $100 the more
money invested the grater the profit. JVo Honey
required in advance 101 first send the article onb
receive pay afterward I If you actually wish to
make money rapidly and easily, write for full par
icu lars and address
MILtJOR & CO., (From Paris,)
10 BROADWAY, New York City
DK. ' WHITTIER,
T ONGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST.
JLjLOUIS than any other Private Disease Phv
sician, is a regular graduate of medicine, cures
Syphilis in a liits fonns,GonoiThoea,GIeet Strict
ure, Orchitis, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary
diseases, Syphilitic affections of the throat, skin
or bones. ..
Thousands suffering self-abuse, excesses, ex
posures and indiscretions m youti and ma-
turcr years, producing some of the fallowing
effects : Blotches, bodily weaknuss, unmanliness,
to society, indigestion, constipation, dread offu--
ture events, loss of memoiy, and finally lmpo-
tency, naviugnccn cured. . .
He can refer to many old residents for past
success and present position, also many pnys-
lcianshere and elsewnere. :
Occupying a whole bouso of twelve rooms,with
competent assistant pbysioians; tcose requi-
nngdaily personal attention may remain in tbe
establishment.
Medicine sent everywhere by mail or express.
His Theory an 1 Exposition of Diseases, clearly
delineating all the diseases conditions, may be
hadinsealed letter envelope for 6 cnts. Ladic's
Circular, embracing all chronic diseascs,3 cents.
Addross St. Louis. Mo.
A friendly talk costs nothing ; charges mod
erate : cures guaranteed. Ulnae.ow Jt.Cnaries
street, one square south oi the Lindcll Hotel.
Feb. 15 ly ' '
GET THE BEST
MRS
CHILDREN.
Is now truly acknowledged a superiar preparation
for all diseases incident to infants and children.
-EYERV BODY SPEAKS ;
In exalted terms of commendation of its truly won
derful effects and medicinal virtues, and are de
lighted with its use.
iSf Price. Only 25 cents per Bottle. EJl by
Sold by all dealers inimcdicins. Prepared on 1 J
the Grafton Medirrne Company, St. uL,
Sold by HOLLADAY & CO.,
Jan. 1st. 6m - Brownville, Nfcb-
INFORIJATIOIT.
Information guaranteed t produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face,
also a reoipe for the removal of Pimples, blotches,
Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft,
and beautiful, can be obtained without charse by
addressing.: - TIIOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
23 Broadway, New York.
assorted stock
-3 CFi
Mississippi river.
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITIOH.
APPROVED BRANDS. THE
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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and
Wholesale Agents of Dr. D. Jayr.o & Son, and of Dr.
their Medicines in any quantises. (10 I
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Mi
and Retail Dealer in Iron,
On hand and to arrive
Comprising in p'irt.
and Rr.?r3 Chaia3, Carriage and Tiro Bolts, Xutts and
Saw?, etc. etc.
Sugar Kittles Andirons, Skillets andLids.
and bid Irons.
and Dies, Be'lows, Sledge and Hand Ham
KUM U 1 M
superior to any yet invented : and
e Sicilian Hair Renew
TTrm a n s -T my. ....
siuwi ite test oj seven years
veiureme puouc ; ana no prepara
tion for the hair has yet been dis
covered that will produce the same
beneficial results. It is an entirely
new scientific discovery, combining
?naniof the most powerful and re"
storative agents in the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores CRAY HAIR
JO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. It makes the scalp white
and clean; cures dandruff and
humors, and falling: out of tho
hair; and wilt make it grow upon
bald heads, except in very aged
persons, as it furnishes the nutri
tive principle by which the hair is
nourished and supported. It makes
tnc nair moist, sojt, and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as a ilAIll
DRESSING. It is the cheapest
lic, as one bottle will accomplish
more and last longer than three
uoities or any other preparation.
i t? recommnad and used by
nfro x irs ucuicui Auiiioriiy.
The tvonderful result r.rn,iitr,i
by our Sicilian Hair Henewer have
tnaucea many to manufacture pre
parations for the Hair, under va
rious names; and, in order to in-
uuce me trade ana the public to
purchase their compounds, they
have resorted to falsehood, by
claiming they were former part
ners, or. had some connection with
our Mr. Hall, and their prepara
tion was similar to ours. Do not
be deceived by them. I'urchase the
original: it has never yet been
equalled. Our Treatise on the Hair,
with certificates, sent free br mail.
nc uiuc eacnooiue lias our private
Revenue Stamp over the top of ths
bottle. All others are imitations.
R.P. Hal! k Co.. Prop's. Nashua, N, H.'
; Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Zledicine.
C. A. CC0K, 87 Dearborn St. Chicago, III,
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Aa-eat Par tao lYorta-ITeatern 8tte.
"Vfatural Leaf, Fine Cut, Orape Jnice and Nar
Tobacco.at - SWAX A
Vegetal)!
Lively, Feed.and Sale
Taia Street
BROWNVILLE. NEBR
5
Dealers in all kinds cf Stock TT.
alia ..iLiiaLJu ccar.lp.1
wees.
iresa and v enicies new. ihepnb"c
BKlated at all hour,day or ni 'it
c inV. 1
i 1
A stocs corrail with an abinli,.
puro water atached toiheSubh. .
;GATES & BOrSFlElf
DBICEUYfij-
A Jf D
PL AS TERES?
- CroiTmille, Xebrasta
WJll taka contracts for Drick!.yin. y
building Cisterns, and do injthino'it r-T
ia the most satisfaetorj and workoiin1 !?
Aug.30,13S5.
THE MOST RELIABLE- CCS3I05
Billiard Table is the
CAT-CUT CrSIIIOT,
Manufactured by KAVAXAGIi fc LZCCl
Patanted Dec. 13 ,13CC. ee DcieaV.
Vol. 15, No. 11) ' -
It is the only Cushion thnt
itics escntial to a PERFECT L'u hi. a. if,
most e'.aftia and most durable Cui-n
to the biliiard-payin pub lie, is iasbs-.i;-",".
ven by the great demand fur it sircu i;
tion. The peculiarity which Jistirr. ,:V
CAT GUT Cushion and readers it tvir.K
others, is the tightened cord-cf tti-pi i-.
overlies the face and edc of the rabVr i-H
nin; the full length of the Cchli,a, ?
vents the ball. from baddin inly tio ni:tt
jumpiug from tho table. The aiii:i.,a 3f
gut cord alio adi3 much to tha -t'ostic; ?
Cushionn ' ""i
The CAT-GUT Cushion hasalrea!; J
plied to over 1,000 tables which an 'm
use. It can be applied to tables cf j:j
seventv-five doilary per wt. j
KAVANAGII & DECKER'S Fjot,-.. f
ner of Centre and Canal Streets, X. V..ii :', '
complete of its kin 1 in t'.ie wcr! 1. Ti t .
is of the most improved character, the
ing rcora the largest hi the L";iitjJ . .;, .
matarial u?o tha bct that can bo j.u;;ii) L:
the workmen t?iorou;:ilj s!i'.:d. j
Billiard Cloth, Cue?, an Trii..;
of tho be?t mike , cor..UntI a Li.i l. " j
KVAMAGII A DEwIvER are the rf -in
fLis country furKAV'S CUE CEM37.'. ,
by competent authorities to Ic tha La th vs.
ment ever uscdr
23-Full Sized Tables cut down for r.:. :
J.
-I j
Send for Illustrated Catalogue at J tr: L-;
KAVANAGII & DECKER.
Corn?r of Cectre ACjm '
n.:i
EMPIRE SHUTTLE j
ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTlll'. ,
T7 T7.i n-n it nnl AT 11111 f.t r.l lirlurr In- '
AGENTS WANTED
C16 Eroadar,5eT-
addres?
SIMILIA gmiLIBIS CIB1VJ
iirciriiRUYS'
IIOJICEOrATIIIC SPLCiri c
HAVE PROVEN, FROM THE JIOSTJ...
experiance , an entire :cee?j; Si:a: '.t-r-i
-Efficient, and Reliable. They are tne c-.;-
icines perfectly adapted to popular u?e-- i
taa. mistakes cannot te ca Jd in tair; u j
harmles as to be free from danger,ai:i ' f
as to be always reliable. Thoy hiv nii
hi;i-hfat fntnmfnd ition from ail. and w.!l r-"
render satisfaction.
f
Nos. '-c
1, Cure Fevers, Goagestiun, IdRjtii:ioq
2,
Worms, wurm-iever, wurm-oi-f-"
CryinK-CiWic, or Teetbin of i.i.'; i ;
" Diarroea ol tb'lciren r a'ia.:.
' Dysentery, Gripioe, BiMi'.us Co'ie
" Cholera-li'rbus, Vomiimi,
'" ' Neuralgia, Toothache. Kjcphc!-.',
" Headaches. Sick-Hea-larte, Veru
Dyspepsia, Bii:iu ST-niach
" Surpressed, r painul PenJ.
" ' Whites, too profused PerM-t.
Croup. Copgti, diffleolt Bre'.bin.
" . Salt Itheua, Krysipel. E.u.m
' Salt Kheum. rrTSipeUs, Frui.i.
" HheuraatlKm, Kheuuiatic p.ui
' Piles, biiu-i jt bleeiiu?
" Opthalray nJ rw tst Iv
" Catcrrb.i.-ute or cbrynia. I::!l i l
" Whoop nz Cough. v:..-eM C-i !
" Asthma t ppresweu Breaihn
" Ear Diicharges. impaired H Mr :;
' Scrofula, enirKel oian.)-:, .
" General debility, rbysicul wcii:'-'
" Dropsy. anJ scanty .Sccieu u
" Sea-Sickcess, lufciiw i01 rvlirI
' Kidney-Dtseape, Grarel
' Nervous Debility, Seminar " L
BiODS involnntary Ductirg-s
' Sor3 Meuth, Cauiter
TJrinaryWcakness, wett;r;f?J .
' Painiul Periods, with Sp:uai ,
' Sutleririf;at ihar.c:c of
' Epilepiay. Spasa:. St. Vjtii' D,c
Diptitlieria, ulcerated S ir'J'
. FA21.LY CAiES.
3,
5,
6,
7,
9.
0,
II.
12.
13,
1,
15,
18,
17,
1.
1.
20,
it
22
31
24
2
-.6
27
23
29
10
31 '
32 '
33
34
Of 35 large Tfals; morons
aSc.co: fainiiJ a ipecuc
lor every ordinary tieea
a fiiuiily in suLject to,a
u book oftiircclious
Smaller Famiv and Traveling tws'-.c.i
20 to 53 Tialg. -
Speciacs for all p rivate'Dea? b, toft
Curing anl for Prevectave iTt-'
in via.s and pocket caes, v"
For Sale by
McC03LS&Co-
47-ly
marriasjc and Celibacy.
As Es'it or Wxtsxsa A.vd IxiTr.tcr:
V If .. w. . 1 ft l.iMH "
permanently prostrate the Viral ri
3 -
means ofrclief. ent Freo of Clur?e, "
letter eoTelopes. Addrcffg,
Dr. J. SK1LU.N' EOrC.I-
f'l-
-a,v n aiu 1 hint Up a - .
January, 1st l-57. 1-y
to consurrivss.
The REV. EDWAKD A WILSON "
(free of charge) to all who desire t'j P. j
with the directions fjr mskir.anl uriri'J ,
pie remedy by which he was curod of lZm
tion and that die . l diseT (,n?uu.':
only object is to benefit the i.fiitei ar.J
every o;rerer will try this prcit rir ;i
eo.fc them nothicj, ani miy rrove a I -V
Fleasoaddres REV
V :
o. IM South 2nd St.
V'i'lirmbur. -e"
I Qtoucware, BoaUeU, V ahhr-arTTTl a : t j
M ' su'ax iiw- .
Ooda C
O en.
Crackers, Gin
;r Snap, and AeritH
swan a
at .
Brooms, Salt, Axes. PowJer, Fat
. SWJN A BrvO''
T?ra Layer Kaiinf, Currants. Clt??D Vk'J ?-
X bVA
The Proprietors have recent erec'M
w ,lirg and eommodoui Stible oa V l
ar tie oi l Urownville House.. Tv.:.'?'1
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