Ncbraalea Sltmcdisci
PROWXYILLE, TECRSDaY, JUNE 18, 19G3.
igriculturaL Department.
Tl- W. FURNAS, EDITOH.
CllHon Clab Proceedings.
Clifton. Nib.,
May 29, 'OS-
Mr. Editor: The first meeting cf the
Club, under the new arrangement, was
held at Mr. Julius Gilbert's to day. At
tecdence was not general. Tweaty-cne
persons present Secretary absent on
business. . Pro tem called on to report.
Inquiry was made for the best method
of destroying the ground squirrel that
digs up newly planted 'corn. Reply:
Cut off the points, of a lot of pumpkin or
squash seed ; open the eiT by pinching
with the thumb and finger, put in a grain
cf Strycknine, scalier-them where the
squirreli dig. This can be practiced
where hens or turkeyi run for they will
not eat these eeeds.
In our walk over the farm we no.ticed
that Sir. E. bed aiteld. o. the largest
corn seen by any member tnis season. Ii
has been kept very free from weeds, but a
part of it at the expense cf -being worked
when to wet. , Wheat and cats look fine.
The profit of the potato crop is seriously
cut down by the Colorado Fotato Bug.
Is there any way to rid the yines cf them
better than hand picking? Mr. G. has
caved his Tines in this way. We next
saw some fruit trees brought from Illi
nois this spring ; they, looked sorry, so
did the owner. How weald it do to have
cur. bread baked in Illinois? .We could
export-tilled--corn- to pay.-- Mr. G
would tiva had 'plenty cf apple trees cf
his own raising had Dot the Grasshoppers
eaten thera as fast as they come up. :
After the walk on the farm the boys,
some of them near forty years of age,
played ball. Then came one cf Mr. Gil
bert's cuppers
Adjourned Uo meet- in two weeks,
(Friday .June 12ih,) at the house of
"Benton Aldrich. Invitation to all.
Yours truly,
Pno Tem.
Eeglon Round About.
" Mat 29, 1SGS.
.Mr. Editor : I notice, in your paper
cf 'May 2Sth a communication from the
secretary of the newly resurected Clifton
Farmers Club, which flattend out early
in the spring, cr, perhaps," exploded.
Sickness in the neighborhood, which oc
cured some weeks after the Club had
ceased to breathe, affords a very.plau
sable excuse for its suspension to those
tvho do not know the circumstances. I
hardly know whether to be more amused
than provoked at the construction put up
on my former article. We expect a man
to wear the coat thai fits him, but realy
they have "kicked befcre they were
spurred." The only allusion I made to
the members cf the Club, was that the
Club had -"flattend out," which, I have
been informed cn good authority, was
the ca'se. In fact if personal applications
were to be made, perhaps, my own sur
roundings would net bear close inspec
tion. Although, as Mr. II. says, of the
members of his club; I have "put out
rny own nurserry of fruit trees, sucli as
Apple, Teach, Pium, Pear, and the
email fruits in great variety, besides Ev
ergreens, Forest Trees, and Grape
vines." And I have my horses protec
ted from the bleak winds and cold .storms
cf winter ; which, to say the least, is more
humane than to have them exposed to all
the sudden changes peculiar to Nebraska.
And again, though I do not wish to praise
myself or condemn others, I would say
that if I borrow a machine or tool, as is
sometimes necessary, and it is injured
while in my possession, I have it repaired
at my own expense as quickly as possible,
as I do not wish any one to suffer loss by
accommodating me.
lily object in writing the former article
(for which I do not claim entire origion
ality,) was to present, as I thought, in a
good natural way, the blackest, eide of
what Mr. H. calls the "hog hominy sys
Icttj." of farming, (a rather ineligant
term, and one to which I am not accus
tomed.) In so doing I should as soon
Lave expected to be charged with slander
from any one else as from the Clifton
CluV Although there is much intel
ligence add enterprise among the
farmers cf Clifton and the Regions
round about, . still it cannot be denied
that there is room I fox improvement, as a
lady member of the Club truly remarked,
t'JIeddlescmo is xot. muxh "of .a -man,'?
. etill -he desires to see the work of im
provement go on end is heartily, glad to
see the Farmers Club ."alive and kick
ing once more," and he -wishes it success.
'. M. K. Meddlesome,'
c - Ex. Sec: Defunct S. F. C.
.Sticxcikg oa Sealing Paper. Dis
solve, by aid of heat, in 3 pints cf wat
er, 1 ounce cf isinglass, or fish-glue, and
2 ounces gum arabic. Boil down to about
Lpint; apply to post or printer's, wrap
ping paper with a brush. Sugar is a
good-addition. " " "
To Clean Britannia Wape.--Britannia
ware should be first rubbed with a
woolen cloth and sweet oil ; then washed
tvith watter and suds, and rubbed with
ecft leather, and whiting. Thus treated,
it will returned, it will retain its beauty
to ths last.' ' " '. .
SPECIAL - NOTICES.
A TO TUB KEKVGC3 AND tSPITJTAT-
XX sd wbce sufferings Lave- been protracted from
bidden causes, and wLosecaees require prompt treat
ment to rc-nrier existence deyirab'e. If yon are sufiert
tng or have suSerelfrom involuntary discharges, wna
effect does it prcdure spon ycnrfwal fceit!i? Do
you feel week, ceLi:iitei, easily tired? DoelKtIe
extra exertion produce palpitation of theneurt? Doe
your liver, or urinary organs, or your-kidneys, f re
cuantly pet out cf order? Id jour urine ecctimes
thick, mi. ty, or fiocky, oris it rcj-y on tettirp'?. Or
docs a thkk teem rise t ths top ? Or is a pediment at
the bottom after it lias stood avrtiie? you have
e!l of short breathing cr dyepepa? Are your
bowels constipated ? Do you have, spelts of filiating
or rushes ot Llood to the head? 13 your memory im
paired? I- your mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject? Do yen feel dull, listless,' mopinr, tited of
company, cf lire ? Do you wish to be left K-r4, to get
away from everybody? Does any !ltt,ie thing make
vou start or Jump P la joar sleep broken or restless ?
I the lustre of your eye as brilliant? Tb bloom "on
your check as bright? Do you enjoy your-seif 13 socie
ty as ve.l? Do you pursue your business with the
same energy ? Do you feel as muchconaden-e in your
self? Are your spirits dull and fiapgin?, iven to fits
of melancholy? If bo do not lay it it yourv :iver or
dyspersia. Have-yon refctle8 nights ? Tour back weak
your knees weak,! and have but. Jittle "Pet" nd
you attribute this to dyspepsia or liyer complaint?
Now, re:fler, self-at.u:e, vcaenal diseases bauly
cured, and sexual excesses, ara all cp.pabieof produc
ing a weakness of the generative orgm. The organs
of generation, when in perfect healtu, make the xnan.
Did you ever think that thoi-e bold, defiant, energetic,
persewicg, guccesaiaMnrnees men are alwajsthose
whose generative organs are'ln perfect neatlh? Tou
never bear such men complain of beiug melancholly, of
nervousness, of palpitation of the heart. They are
never afraid they cannot succeed, la business; tbey
don't become sad and discouraged t they are always
polite and pleasant la the conirany tf ladies, and
look you aDd item right in the face none of your
downcast looks or any otter meanness- about them.
1 do not moan those who keep the organs inflamed by
running to excels. These will not only ruin their
coustiUtiottfl, butlo- those they do busil ior
for.- k '
llow many men frfrm badly cured dUeases, from
tbe eiTects of getf.buaiid excess, have brought
about that state of w caknesn in these orat: i thai baa
reduced the general ystem ao much as to Induce al
most every other disease- Idiocy,' lunacy, ' paralysis,
spinal aUectUdia, suicide, and almost every ctber lorm
ct dUease. which huaiauay. Is teir .to, and -ilie real
caTe of the trouble scarcely ever susyectec", and have
doctored fur all but the rig it one. '
Dinef-e or these orp-u require the nsjof a diuret
ic. IlELVXOLD'S FLUID EXTRACTS U(;M U is
the great Diuretic, and -is a certaiu cure ft iiiseaes of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Jjropey, OrgHOic ll'Jt
nerS, Female Complaints, Geueral Leb.iity, aiU tall
diseases of the Urinary prgfns, whether, exiUSjn
Male or r'emale, from whatever ase orijiij.autiuatid
no matter of how. long standing. , ...
If no treatment la auHuHl&l t, nsumpiMoB or In
smlty may ensue. ' Our Mesh and blod are supported
:rora tbf-se eotifce, and tne Lea'.tb. tend happiness;', and
thatf Posterity, depends upon the jirompt use Of, a
relia&le remedy. - " " "
B-eltiibold's Bxtraet Buchn, establifilied .upward of
13 years, prepared by t ...... ( r
M. T. HKLITBOLT), Progsist,
C91 broad way, Kev Vork, anl .
104 ii.uthJOtht., PhilHdelpbia,ra,
PRICE $1.25 per bottle, or 6 botiles lur ,i 60 ile'-iv-
red toany address. Sold by all Druggif U everywhere.
DO OTOH a: MOTTS i 3
I TScsed by ever three huncrred thousand la3ies e.r
bJL the Atlantic St.aes alone, and by a large mrmb '
in the West, who would not be without it for ten
times its cost. It is to this Preventive that'thf
mothers of those States owa their immunity from
large families. It is absolutely certain,Ciinverjien.t
to one and withal beneficial to health. Abortion is
criminal, then use means perfectly moral and pro
per. Send stamp for pamphlet, containing ' f uTl
particular. Address,--.. -; . -r r -i
Dr. A. O. TTIIbcr,
(POBox S092) ' -
719 st.' Charles itreet, ;!
St. Louis, Mo." i
l?-17-ly
' iirroniJATioiJ".
.lnfcmation guaranteed to produoe. a luxuriant
growth of Lair open a bald head or beardless face,
also a recipe for the removal of Pimples, tlotchbs,
LraptivEJ, etc.jcntb-e ekin, IcaviBw-tbetaracSoft,
and beautiiui,can loobtaicod -without Uarey
addressing. TU03. V. CHAPMAN , Cb raisl
823 Urdadwat. Xew 'Tori:;
Drs. Wesley & Pierce
Havefr msny years treated Private Diseases with
unexampled success, having had twenty years ex-
: periencein the Hospitals of this and other coun
tries. They have dcreted h-lt whole tlm and
energy to the treatment of private complaints;
their success in the treatment of those ions stand
ing and dtSicult cases such as were fofmerly con
sidered incurable, is sufficient to recommend them I
;to the public as worthy of the extensive patronage
i which they have received. The universal and cn- 1
failing success In the treatment adopted by them, j
has proved, beyond a doubt , that a permanent cure I
for tae worst cases of Constitutional Syphilis, Gun- j
orrheca, Stricture in any form, alt Mercurial affec- i
tions, diseases of the Skin, Kidneys and Bladder
can be obtained.
I Also, the effect of a solitary, habit ruinous to
body and mind, producing blotches, debility, impo
tency, dirziness, dimness of. sight, &c, &.c, and
rendering marriage improper , . which innually
sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of youns
men of tbe most exalted talent and brilliant intel
lect, may rely upon a permanent cure. ITo charge
for advice or consultation. All communications
strictly confidential. Send two three cent stanir
tor treatise relating to ail private disease. No
Mercury used. Office hours from 9 a. tu. to 7 p. m.
Sunday, 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Office 413 Oiive St.
Address all letters to P. O. Box 2603, St. Louis,
Mo. 12-16 ly
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A rentlwnan who suffered for years from "Nerr
oug Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion , will, for the Bake of suf
fering humanity, fend free to all who r.ecd it, the
receipt and direction!' for making the simrde rtja
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by
addressing, in rerfectconfidcnce,
JOBNB, OGDEN, .'
SllyP 42 Ceder Street, Ne York
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The REV. EDWARD A WILSON will send
(free of charge) to all who desir Ike prescription
with the directions for making and using the sim
ple remedy by which he was curei of a lung affec
tion and that dread dUea&e Consumption, ilia
only object is to benefit the hGicted and be hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as it will
oot them nothing, and rnny prove a blessing. .
Pleageaddress REV. EDWARD A WILSliN,
So. 155 South 2nd St., Williamsburg, New York
jlEARlESS, CATARRH, COM-
J SUMPTION AND CANCER CURED.
A Treatise on Teafness, Catarrh,tContompt!on and
'aacer; their causes, means of spctdy relief and ulti
mate cure. . By a Pupil of the Academy of Uedicina,
Paris. Sent to any address for 10 cents.
Letter fromK&b't ifcMordy, D.D., LL.D., Grand
Prelate of Grand Encampment of U S, and -Editor of
the National Fretinaton :
New York, Sept. 17, 1867 Dr. Stillwell was In
charge of Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria, Va.,
during the war. I frequently, almost dally, for months,
visited this Hospital, and had every means of knowing
hit reputation fur irnciiKCT and skill. It was of
tbe most creditable character, and his success in the
treatment of patients waa romarkatle. Robeht
McilUKDT.
Organic Vibrator.
It fits into the ear, is nof perceptible, rtmovet tir.a-
ing noitestn the head, and ena ties deaf persons to hear
aistinctiy at cnurcn and public assemblies. This in
strument Will often produce results almsst miraculous
and Indeed in cases of long standing deafness, it will
relieve in a short time. It may be adjusted with the
ease of spectacles.
DR. ST1LLWELL will be professionally at3i East
Washington place, University Buildings, N. T., daily,
10 to 4,icept Tuesdays, whea he will be at his rooms
1032Pie Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - ; , I2-16-ly
TTT ANTED. Teachtrt, Sludentt, and other
intelligent Men and Women, in a business pay
ing $100 to $200 per month," ac ordlng to ability.
For particulara address ZKlGLJtR, McCURDT & CO.,
Lombard Block, Chleago, 111. " -.o 12-21-ly
TO THE LADIES.
FOR O.TE DOIAAn -r
WE are selling Shault, Drg fcnd Takcy
Goodt of every description, also, Silver
Ware, Furniture, do. Valuable Preeentt, from $ 3
to 4500, ientrq clary to agents lecdia clubs
of ten and upwards.
Circulars sent free to any address. , .......
WYETH A CO. - -(Successor
to Messenger & Co,)
. . . - 42 Hanover St.,T!o&lon, Matt.
P.O.Box 2321r ." . 12-IS-on T
- - -
W. II. KIMBERLIN,
OCULIST AND AUKIST.
Will Treat all Diseases of tre Eye and Ear.
i" ' Roemt at the Star Ucttl,
Tenders bis services to the citizens of this city and
vicinity. May be consulted at tha above place from the
1st to the 10th of each month. And at the Salem He us,
saiem, Ktcnarcton county, aebratKa,
from the 10th to tbe last ot each month. 12-Iily
P. M. SIIELI.ENT3EKGER
W. D. EHELLENBERGEB.
two
HARD WARE, STOVES, TLX WARE
ffjJUD IV A RE. STOVES. TLX WARE
HARDWARE; STOVES, TINWARE
50,000 Miles Fence Wire,
50,000 Miles Fence Wire,
50.DQ0 Miles Fence Wire,
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
Mechanic's ToMs,
Mechanic's Tool3,
Mechanic's Tools
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
i y
t '..
Canton Clipper Plows, f
Canton Clipper Tlows, '
Caijton Clipper Plows, v--
Sola 'Agent in Southern Nebraska,
and Atchison and Holt co., Mo. tor
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
-Thh Best jn the Wrorld.
.i'Tlte Best, in the World.
VTJie Best in the Wrorld.
Besid
es a full assortment of everything
j kept in a first class
Which will be soli-as low as the lowest
llTP O Ti. C X 3 EC
Tojalj v,ho favor us with a call. 6-ly
2Lt the Sign of ihd
ig Sed Stead.
' . : ' Is. the place to buy
FURNITURE
: 1 UPHOLSTRY!!!
i -
Keep constantly on fcantla complete cssortrncnt f
- - ' " " Sofas,
Boustead3, 7arJror.e.s,
Ecanreau3j" " ' liocVirg Chairs,
FprLngibed?, . Wash Stands
WtatNots '--- liat r.cks,
Chairs. - tables,
Kitchen
A- 5
Kitchen
and
Tarior,
toped
and
PArior
Cen
ter
Tabla
?-.-lVTr-rc ,. -VI
S tan is
Lounge?,
Settees,
Mattresses.
Metalic
Cases
.brings,
'- Tete-tetcs
' Swine; Cribs,
OfQee Chairs,
Comforts,
Kitchen Safes,
I'laia Strnds;
liocking Cribs,
Bed Springs,
nniJren'a
. Cabs ' an I Gigs, r
Tiano Stools Tvftpoj Stonds,
Gilt and Rosewood iloulJiti, Sheets,
PiUows, Tillow Blip, etc., etc.,et.c, tt.
Show Cases and office vsork made to order
V
And anything anJ everything required to set Of
pi in or fancy housi keeping.
All of their ware is either manufactured or put
up under their epucial superintendence, which
enable them sound articles at smaller pricas than
eastern manulactuled gocoa.
OUBIIEAESE
is ttthe service of the publio at any time it may
be needed, and is gotten up in as fixe style as any
farther east.
Hetalic Burial Cases. ,
of all eizc3 constantly on hand, at eastern prices.
We are doin business on strictly ca.h principles.
At a tmall proju, and by attention to business and
the wants of the community, expect in the future
as in the past to receive the patronage of the pub
lic generally.
M'FALL & CO.
FAIRBANKS'
' STANDARD
PI
itS(3-ALES,
OF ALL KIKDS.
FAIUBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO.
226 Lake Street, Chicago.
209 Market Street, St. Louis.
EB CAREFUL TC BUT OlkLY TEB GEXUINE. iQJ
B
rooms, Salt, Axel, Powder, Shot and Lead at
. SWAN & BROTHER'S
M. W..WARSEIi'S
m PATENT ATMOSPIIEEIO
Portable and. Stationary
SODA. IpUNTLlISr
Manufactured and sold by th(S Patentee,
SOS Xqrtli Torlii St., Sti I,ouisMo.
.
This Fountain Is admirably adapted for use in 6mall
towns and at public gatherings. Full directions go with
each, and recipe for making syrups.
Price $T5. Send tor descriptive pamphlet.
W00LW0ETH & COLT,
AKOlBALBRS IK
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Paper?an?lngrs,
And PrAntrs' Stock,
No 12 Second Street, St, Joseph Mo.
Casli Paid for Rags,
N
ails.rails, Well Buckets, Seives, 4c, at
Joda Crackers, Ginger Snaps, and Aerated Crack
p vu ii u til".
-uiiuuuumniiutiii
F.-A. TISDBLL, Jr. & Co.,
, , Keep constantly nhan(laU. kinds of ,-
AGniLTURAL;ir?LEEUT8J
SKINNER'S PRKMIfJM GANG PLOW, warranted the
most perfect Piflw made. ' J 1 ' ,
VTA T.KING AKD RIDlNft CTJXTIJATORS,
SHOVEL AJCD ST1RRIKG PWS, '
MOLKBOAUD KD ROD BREAKING PLOW
WAGGONS, REAPERS AND JM0WrER3,
J. I. CASB &.CO'S TItaESniN(itMACIUEa,
:V' : hi J ' ri -
KZEU-L
.. - j'iiiA
r
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
IT AND AND POTTER CO TIN SHELLTSttS,
WAGGON THIMBLES, a good assortment always "on
hand, - - ...
SASU, DOOTtS AND BLINDS, all Sizes nd kinds,
WOOD AND IRON PUJ4P3,.
FAN1NG HILLS,
and everything the Farmer wants.
Call and ee us, on lt, between Slain and Atlantic,
.BROWNYILLE, NEBRASKA.
BEIT. ROGBH3,
1
S r -i-- y -""-" 'yy
Livery, Feed3and iSale Stable,
'Main Street
BROWNVILLE.NEBRAS A-
. . .
Dealer in all kinds of Stock. ITorses Dought,Sold
and Exchanged. Stock boarded by the day or
wcok. : ".: ' ...
The Proprietor have recently erected an entire
new, largo and commodous Stable on Main Street
near the old BrownviUe House. Their Stock is all
fresh and Vehicles new. The public can be accom
modated at all hours.day or night. ,
A Stock corrall with an abundant supply of
pure water atached to th Stablo. 41-ly -
JACOB MAROHN.
ISerchant Tailor,
Main StreeJ opposite TilcPherton't Block,
BROW.NTVlXLE- NEB-
V V .. ' 1 i
ALSO AGENT FOR .
SII1SEWII1CI1
PIONEER PAINT SHOP
0 U I S V A L D T E R ,
23:OTTJ3 23
.Q .-.- .,' :
m
"C1
Grainer, Gilder, ' Glazier,
. BE R- MANGER
White Washing and 'Kalcemining done.
.-.All work done in a workmanlike manner on the
shortest notice.
T E RM 8 A O A S H !
SnOPonilaia street, Shellecberger's Old Stand.
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V,
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r a . v
tiie " EiuxKEunorr
SEPARATOR AND CBENER-
Uanufactured and eld by -
J . G A R S I D E & CO.,
" ATCHISON, KANSAS.
THE trial of this machine at varlocs County and
- State T<e, anJ the Judgement of everyone who
eeo and Bscs it, tmite in-prononncing BrlakerhooflTs
Com Sheller the beet ever invented. .Witu It a. war
can sholl his crop of corn at.hU leisure without a as
sistant, and the.reby.sav.eU short time more than tbe
oust of a Shelter. . ' ",
This Corn Shellcr has taken the first premium for
three years past at the NeWTork State Fair, when
but partiilly perff cte 1 1 1 has since beeu brought to
Ia aegree oi rerietl,ou w u,wir vumi.v-.
iLa-lni ik ihn renort f the Judges on this
mt.in. .t iho trre. at trial of Agricultural Implements
teld at Auburn, N. Y.' in July. 1S66, nnder the aus
pices of the New York State Agricultural Society :
Among the machines on exnioiiioo was a mau
Sheller, Separator and Creanev; exhibited by J. Brink
....er iri.nm v v xen 1-iava carelatlv examined
and thoroughly.Ugtei this machine, - and haenai best
tation ia pronouqcixig. it .the BEST .COS.V SaBLLEE
WK EVER .SAW. It readily adapts itself to ear of
any sizeor shape,' "fhellsclean, andwithgreat rapidity
and ease, ana tne same operanou Beparaice novum
from the cob; andthe chatrrrom the corn, and delivers
the corn ready for nrarket-; and it requires but the la
borof bntooe proft to operate it. The whole affair
is simple 1 construction and durable-. -
J. S. GOULD. Pres N. State Ag. So. ;
' ' ' B". P. JOnKSOK", Sec. , " "
' ' ' S.'KOniSONVAg. Ed. N.T. Tribune,
' ; S. K. TODD, " ; ' " " Times. .
i Bepoft'of Agrtcnlfurat Fsir Committees, and opin ion
of Agribulturs.1 anJ ther Jonrnals migbt be cited
at ffrpnt. lneth. but wecontentourselves witb.thefol
lowing letter as capping them all;. ... -
Copy of Letter from U. S. Agent for Paru Imver-
tal -Erpoirition )
U. o. Agency lor rans umvei saix.iluoincu.
" Ko. 45 Park EoW, Times BuUdiBir.
- New Iobk, Tec. 8th, 1866... )
trt t TfWTVirwTtrtOFF. Esn.. Dear Sir: Xv Ad
visory Committee, appointed to selecUImpleroents for
"Exhibition at. the Universal Exposition in Paris, in
iskt hv pirtrd rd rorommended to me. .your
CORN STIELLKH a fhe best in Americlv
1 I tare accepted their report, and win rorwara your
EceHer; if delivered here, ready for shipment on or
before Jaauarr 1,1367. Yotn-sTfuly, - ,
Trice 23 ana 30,
According to finish and size of balance-wheel.
efhollr. chlnrvprl nn rprp'r.t tit thd nrlcft aDd
warranted to give satisfaction, or the Machine will be
taken back incline money rerunaeu upon nonce wnum
a reasonable time. Address
WM, T DEN, Ag't,
18-23-damf . ... BrownviUe, Nebraska.
TWMH'-EIGIIT SIZES
OF THE CELtBIiATEJJl
Are now made by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Comp'y.
ST. LOUIS.
THESE TTETL-KN'OWN AND VERT POPU
L Alt COOKING STOVES hare been before the
im!lic since ISoJ. acn succeeding var has added
to their popularity, until the name has become fa
miliar in every household in the West and South.
The demand lor our
T"ow Olinrtex Oak
Iat year was frrcater than we cauld supply with the
sizes then m:ide; anticipiiUiig a still greater de
mand during Ute present year, we have made pat
terns for several additional sizes, aud are prepared
o manufacture 10 to ltJO -
CHARTER OAK STOVES.
...... per day, of ..
T WENTT-EIGIIT DI FFE21EXT SIZES.
We guarantee the operation of every stove we
manulucture, and oiler as reference anyone of the
many thousands that have been 6old. wherever
thev may be found. Neither labor or expense has
been spared to roakeour XE.V,' CHAKTEB OAJia
PERFECT COOKIXG STOVE,
and we offer it to the trade as .the BEST COX-.
STRLTCTED, MOST-DURA ni.E-.nnd UNIFORM'
oiH-ratiritr COOILING STOVE in the market.
Jn a.ldition to ow EXTENSIVE STOVE BUSI
NESS we are prepared to oiler to Stove Dealers,
Tinsmiths and others in the trade, the largest and
most comulete assortment of iletals and Tinners'
stock in the West. Our arrangement with the St.
Louis Stamping Company enables us to give liberal
discounts to liu-sre buyers of FRENCH STAMPED
TINNED IRONWARE and Tinners' Supplies.
Havrn? recently reduced the prices of all articles of
our O V N MANUFACTURE, we believe dealers and
housekeepers will find it to their interest to send
for Caulogucund Price List, and examine our prices
before purcha?i ujr elsewhere. Address
ESCEESIOII MAXUF'G CO.,
St. Louis, Missouri.
Sold by . . . ' ,
SHELLENBARGER BRO S,
. BrownviUe, Neb.
SD1ILU SmiLBUS ccriantur.
IIU3II II KEYS'
iicmcnoi'ATXiic specific.
TTAYE PROVEN, FROM THE MOST A1IPLE
XI experianoe , an ontire success; Simple Prompt
E fhcient, and Reliable. They are the only Med
icines perfectly adapted to popular use so simple
that mistakes cannot be made in tsing them ;so
harmles as to be free from dacger.and so efficient
as to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commendation from all, and will always
render satisfaction.
Nos. - " Cents.
1, Cures Fevers, Coasrestion, Inflamatlons 25
2, Worms, Worm-Fever, Worm-Colic. 25
3, " Crying-Colic, or Teething ot Infants, 25
4, ' Diarrcea of children or adults. --. 55
C, " Dysentery, Gripine, Billions ColleJ 25
6; " Cholera-Mrrbu3, Vomiting, . .. 25
7, . Nouralprgia, Tuothache. Faceache, 25
A " Headaches. Sick-Keadache, Yertigo 25
10, Dyspepsia, Billions STomach , 25
It, ' Surpressed, or painfnl Periods. '' 25
12, Whites, too profused Periods. 25
13, ' Croup, Coogh, difficult Breathins. 25
14, : Bait Itheun, Krysipelas, B. options 25
16, " Salt Kteum,Ervsipela8, Eruptions. 60
16, Kheuaiatism, Rheumatic Palna - 60
IT, " Piles, blind ir bleeding 60
13, ' Opthalmy, and sore or weak B7es.
19, ' Catarrh, a jute or chronia, Inflnensal 5o
20, "Whooping Cough, violent Cougaa 60
21 Asthma, oppressep Breathing 60
23 ' Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing 60
23 ' Scrofula, enlarged Oianda, Swellings - 60
24 " General debility, Physical Weakness 60
25 Dropsy and scanty Secreilons 60
28 ' Sea-Sickness, sicknoss from riding So
27 " Kidney-Disease, Gravel 60
2a Uervous Debility, SeminalUmis-
eions Involnntary Discharges l,oo
29 ' Sore Meuth, Canker - " ' 5o
30 Urinary Weakness, wetting bed 60
31 " Painful Periodfli with Spasms 69
32 ' Sufferings at change of lite - 1,00
33 ' Epilepisy, Spasms, 8t. Vitos Dace l.oa
34 " Diphtheria, alceratcd Sore Throat 60
FAMLY CASES.
Of 35 large vials, morocco
caSc.contalninii a specific
- for every ordinary deseas -a
family is subject to, and
. a book of directions, $10 OO
mailer Fanny and Traveling 'caseswtth -20
to 4 via Is, . . - $5 to $3
pe decs r all p rivateJDeases, both for
Curing and for Preventave treatment.
in ?ia is and pocket cases, . $2 to $5
For Sals by
7-yr"
.McCOMAS& Co.,
BrownviUe, Neb.
N
atural Leaf, Fine Cut, Grape Juice and Ifary
ionacco,s . VVAi & JBiiU a.
resh Tomatoes, ia two and three pound cang, a
f "-2
s 4 r)l
fi ' .Jv:J i-ti-. -jlu
g
i r x r -
I! W XfilBk)
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GENERAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We have "on hand a large and well assorted sto-
. of Staple and Fancy uc
To which we are making constant additions,' and
which we are selling at prices low as any establish,
ment west of the Mississippi river. ,
Iil THE .QUALITY OF OUR G00D3 VE CHALLEIIGE CQ?,!?CTf
ESTFL0UR OF THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS. TH?
iTTaTJT?QT -ov.mv. PAID FOR COUNTRY PR0DUCF,
R E A PER S .
Coax Shellers :
Blacksmith's Drills
: i r 'i
Saw Gtjmmebs,
HAY RAKES,
Portable ani Stationray
ENGINES,"'
Constantly on i
timid or Order-
ed at Short No
tice. EACH ARTICLE
w
E wonld call partlcnlar attention to oar
agement, work, etc., is auperteuiug n
1 ' - 'V' '1 1 1 '
t- -
THE EG X.E BRICK MACHI N"
TPm. VJoh thA rT,riP(l are OIE
jco S23-0. We iovlte all wno Intend makin Brick the comln3 season to call and ezaxiD.
tbe Machine. "W e leel coafldent tbat all who once see tbe Machine in operation and learn tie iae witnwbicti
It is managed, price, capacity, qnaiity of work, etc., will throw aside the old way or matin Brick by aaad m4
all objections to Brick Machines. We WARRANT the Machine to te well made, of good material
and durable witn proper care. That with one Team and Fire Hands It will make
15,000 Brick per Day, of a Better. Quality than can be Made by Hand I
We do not, as other machines, claim more than the Macblne can do, tot what we oialm we WiaaiXT !
X32r Onlo "toy
H. T.
12-216m
ROBIRTTIABI
-
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Groceries Iails,
v
II5oots c& Shoes,
Crockery Glassware,
Mats & (Daps
Yakee Notions,
Hosiery 4& Wkite (Goods,
And every other kind of Goods kept in a Western Store, which we will sell
at the Lowest Market Price, and to prove it,
DROP IN" AND SEE US,
Corner. Main ana Second Streets HcPIierson's DIocfe,
' . .-.
ST. JOSEPH, MO. -Importer
and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Iron
STEAL and HEAVY HARDT7ARE. .
- . " Wagon, Carriage, and Flow Woodwork3.
A nntriTTT TTTn AT Timr T?H TT?-TT,C On hazii and to mT
AUnibUJUlUniiJ lMriHjiUljlNlO. Comprising ia part.
Springs, Axes, Axels, Shovels and Spades,Fiks and R3ps, Chains, Carriage aai.Tire Bolts, Xatt M4
Washers, Nails, Horse nails, Ilorae & Mule Shoes, Saws, etc. etc. , T j
Castings and Hollow Ware. Sugar Kittles Andirons, Skillets and J-
Stew pots. Bake ovens, Fruit kettles and Sad Irons.
Blacksmiths' Tools, Anvils, Strcks and Dies, Bellows.Sledge and Hand Hu
mm, Vises, Pincers, Rasps, FarricrB' Knires, Tuyere Irons, Wrenches, &c.
' Ox. Yokes, Axle Grease, Ox chains, Wogon Jacks, Ox Shoe nails, Shoreli and Picks,GoIJ Pans etc
SX-utToa, opolx.es : and XSoxxt-stxtlT. .- .
1,000 CELEBRATED MOLINE PliOWS?
"733
w
McCormlck's Eloirers and Reapers, Hallers Hore Corn Planters
. Sulky Cora Cultivators, Hand Corn Planter, Cora Shellers, Hay Kakes, etc. ete esc.
iT"fc3s.fa i3txxi3L2rc3. Scaled
Buying my goods direct from th mauafacturers, I offer great inducements
' TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS AT
Constable's Iron and Steel Warehouse
W.M.WYETH&CO,
Wholesale Dealers ia
IMfflCITLEBl
SADDLERY GOODS,
Harness, Skirting, r nd all kind3
Saddler's Leather an i Uardwarc.
SADDLES, $RID. ES, SC.,
AgeaU fox Difistona Circula Saws, and
Jilarcin's Safe.
Ko.8 South Third Street, betweea Felix & Edrnocd
ST. JOSEPH. HO. 451y.
B
eanj, Eomia Ileal, Potafoej. Flour Apples
DEALERS IN r V ; .
7 iv'.,,'r
" I - A v
MO W E R S.
Sulky Cul:irat:z
- FORKS,
" "
HARROWS
P L 0 W S ;j i
. . ; Farm ladSchool hou
BEL L ,
' - - .
-1 We vi ill Sell at
; 4," Lowest ; Possl
ble CaMiPricei
r-
WARRANTED ! ! ,
Self-Railng or Dropplnir Reaper, whirti for etsy tfriaxit, mil
uiueis. imvhu.uw ..t
AGENT for the TATE OP NEBBAKA.
MIMICS, liEMAHA CITY. NEB.
W
ST. josepil Ma
TT nm r ft. -
LEMON, H0SE1 & CO,
"WHOLESALE DEiLEs IN
ronBicaracoiXESTX?
Notions; Glotliing da
ISTO. 5 FOUETH ST-
St Josspi, Ho- iul
A Large Stock always oa hand. Orders .
Satisfactioa guaranteed. -
Tvo iioiA
gugar Loaf Syrup, Sorshoa, k eS0 '3
gtoneware. Baskets, "gsOlEH
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