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AGRICULTURAL.!
It. W. Furnas, Editor.
Dealer in
Animals
Tobacco lor 11 ce on
and IMants.
"What is the Lest method of killing
lice on calves and cattle, and wiU the
KJiinc thine kill noes on (loirs .
I have found by experience that ft !
flrcnfr decoction of tobacco will dc-
irc v.-rmin on either utimiaU or
,l ants. 1 have used it extensively t'.ti-
ritip- niiinv year, for destuoyinir ticks
on sheep and lambs; have dipped
thousands of them iu. tobacco waller,
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utaue in lining eour.-e, uaiuneu,
rhin tchaceo. or stems and waste, in
water, and have found it an ellectu.il
cure for the ecab, which disease is
caused by the working of an inject or
mite in the skin of the fchoep. It i a
new svereijrn remedy for the blue lice (;o SHODDY), i now orr.-ml to the Tublic at
.. Tobacco water will destroy the aphis, y Q TJT?rPr7TTT
'nr pbint louse. Gardeners Jlnd their J . -LllI X filsLJ Q
'im -euhousa rlants need to bo kuudhi-
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Liveryp Feed and Sals Stable.!
BROWXNILLE,
vc nntl rnsTiIonaLIc f Jocucr
- CLOTHING,
ISTo. .5.: 5,' 3Xaixi street,
Nos. 82 and 84 Main street
vrnn. ir A.
Dealer in t.11 ldn-1 of rtock.' Horses Ijousht,
sold and exchanged, mock wouu.:u U
; d TlSopri-tor ha, rccon y crocted an entire
! iTlfe viile lions,-. aU tresh
and vchieles new. '1 he public can be actom
modatcd at an hours,
A Ptook orrnll, with nn al.unuani supr y
of pure water, attached to menace.
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at r rn t n "XT -ft
ifd to a utkTcrinjr of this waaii occ;v-
'fcloiiaIly7tt place them iu a condition
to I uic - health v - ana vigorous.
. Vi ben fsrplied to fruit trees, if coarse
. waste.tQbacco ia use.I, add one pound
' of copperas io five gallons of the wash,
riu ' tobacco contains copperas in
uuautities HUcient to kill ny ani
mal, who has cot accustomed himself,
by fclow degrees, to its u.-e.
'Almost every tree or jdant is infes
ted with an Injurious insect, peculiar
to itself, which preys upon its sub
stance, and will, if in sutlicient num
ber, deftroy its vitality. The hep, in
sections are infested with the hop ap-
l.U. is frequcctly either wholly or
partially destroy wd when, by one or
two thorough applications of. tobacco
wttcf, by means of aftree pump or
parlen ccciiu'; they fmmen3
their work, the- whole aphis army
?xniht be swept away. Vhen the
vlne is trained low, upon seven feet
ettlies and twine, a garden engine is
unnecessary, as the wash can bo ap-
STORE,
10 IIia CtrMt,
ho ti a
GRKAT WESTERN
Exchange
n
linefj, Sale, Feed ai
STABLEST;
rorner Main aud L;v-e .uet-.ts.
RroTniville, ileuraslia,
f
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Uuys, Si-Ks aud Lxtnanges
i Liil
ITa-s Iatzp Fst'ook Corrall clcsc to StearaFcr-
ry Lauding. tabic accomroxuitioas lor
...Fifty -Horses. :'
Q4nyiA an A iutch Ilorsps. Huczif and Car-
riasM ai ways on hand lor iu.e. ' u-y
r?jt.
c'uaiiy. ana wun less
a common large hand
I
wai-te, w
tynnrc.-.
? To'Jaccxj gif i;o vill ?4upify any arji
' t , find", used in a sufficient quantity,
l.ai a ftal ctll-ct upon all which plnj
tobacco will . destroy. Indeed there
fecms to be but on a animal the chief
tif the -class mammalia upon which
"tobacco. In tither, does not have an
immediate fatal effect. However, if
that animal would otherwise bo Infec
ted with insects, even triehiuous in
- their nature, -in the mouth, tobacco
w.ll keep them away. Perhaps that
is their, case. -
If a sheep or a calf is covered with n
ribber or leather spread,-or thick
blanket, and a emokc of tobacco is
' irrtde under his covering, iu half an
v hour or less, everj' tick and nit wiU le
desiroyeu. Currant worms may be
" served in the Fame manner. This i4 '
net only an elective remedy ut:a4Ef;t
vcrndn, but a good use for a moat ah
" ncxious Weed. Cbr. Country Gent.
Early and Potatoes.
I lake this opportunity now, at a
time when we here in the West, over
a great breadth of territory, have had
for two years, a short crop of potatoes,
to point out how, to a very great cx-
iCTit, this failure of the jotato crtp
'can be avoided. It is a reasonably
.-simple matter. It is only necessary
to J !ant some ca!y hid, like the Ear
"ly Voror theearl Goodrich, as soon
Hx:rtainly, as the lat week in JIarch,
on dry and well drained land. It is
v within rny personal knowledge, that
.tx tatoes so planted in this neighbor
hood in March, both in the years 1S07
-fir l iKf'A invito tilral omv, wVif-K
' tola fur somethieff more than liberal
prices. And it is within ruy knowl
edge, too, that in both seasons, pota
,toes planted one andtwo-weeks later
v re entire failures. Bat again, it is
the experience of both years, that
Michigan Peach Blows pl.m ted about
the middie of June, had made no root
irrowth previous to the 20th of Sep-
. tc tribe r, and yet there were last year,
and there is the promise-now, that
t!iis varietj' will make good returns.
Only in exceptional season, will the
common potatoegrow- w ith us in mid
summer, because it i3 constitutionally
uulted to cooler lattitudes, and, be-
cause it is so constituted, we must con
iult its preferences and. grow them
tither early or lato In the season.
If we plant early varieties in. March
and 1 'do varieties 'in June, m tlmS we
get t -A growth before or after the mid
eummtr heat, we idiall be pretty sure
of a potato crop. The price of pota
toes now in Central Illinois is not less
than S1.5'J per bushel, and the mid
winter price will not be less than. 2,
to the interest of the public ; arftniaving pur
chased my CLOTHING, (made under nij-own
gui-rvlsion) cxcluhlvely fjr cah, I can -ll ps
lov.lt not lower, than any ; i j
AamctrLTTjRAi. waiibhouses.
?. A. -TISDBL Cz GO'S
Peru .iiiycry'
CHARLES G BADE,
. . : la!er In '
Vll ICindH of Stoclc.
i tTt Tlnnolit. Sold, or UxcbaB rrea.
StoeJi Boarded by the Day or. eek.
mt STABILES ARK STOCKED with powj Hones
nd bnircieg. Person wishin? conveyance io may
portion of the Keaiiba Land District can be accom
! modated -' Ih
Peru & Urownville Coacli
iMvri MT STABLES every morning at 10
o'clock, a. M- Psssenirers or pacssges caieiy con
vivid. Oraera loft wit!) lite i-osimssiers r.i vc
i promptly attended to. (xii316m)
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FAIIII EIPI3SJ2IIT3.'
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aicriicrson'a IMocIi,
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, , " Sole Agents - '
In Southern Nebraska, Atchison and Holt
County iio., lor tne .
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HOSIERY AIID V7HITE GOODS.
And every other k!ad of Goo.ls kept in a Western Store, vr
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of '
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pro,'.. i. y I
and If -'
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Whenever '-yon, 'are in Town Call
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Corner nialn nml Second Si reef
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jut ownville, rsriun.vsiiv.
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ClENEItAL DEALERS IN
; r o c b r i o s a iu
Froiisiiis
J " ' ;.ve nave on hand a large and well assorted stock of
STAPLE 'AND ;rAlf OY . GBO 1
To -which wo are making constant additions, and which we are
. r.nin" at Prices aa low 3 any Hotiso west of the Iipsi-sippi.
HI-. THE QUALITY OF OUR GOODS WE DEET COIIPErmOlT!
. ; STFLOUll OF THE MOST APPROVED -BRAND3.-a
HIGHEST MARKET. PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY FHODUCE.
12-40
In the Town or County. I leg to call your
attention to my
re t Well I '
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selected Rtock of
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
and were they per. iwt iu,. ttey r.fln FumKhinn nnnrte
would ftill be- used largely as aa "v " " - ...y ww,
article of footl.
& can be
Icrrtaut Grape lr!res
v Our readers will remember the offer
vf Silver Plate, by the Ixnrworthl
Vir House, Cincinnati, to the value
t f ' " , ia premiums on Grapes, to te
t... . - tj the comunea exnuvuon
of ti:e American AVine Grower's Asso
riation Gf OhiOi and the Cincinnati
Horticultural JSoeiety, held at Cincin
nati September iij. 'ice cxniouion
took place at tnat time, ana wm a
rtrat success. The committee on the
JLonjrworth prizes consisted of C. N.
T r
h'paldicp, St. Loms; 1'ror. 'inurwr,
N.iY.; John E. Mottier, Pa.; Geo.
t rah am , Ci n ci n n at i ,an d E. A. Thorn p-
f ""!!;" JT" E" IP
REDUCED PRICES!
I Reaper Cz I lower !
THE BEST I SI THE. WORLD ! i
Union-t ilgvs
277? BEST PLO W NO W MADE!
THE ItRIKERIIOFF .
Corn Slieller,
- Separator and Cleaner !
ST. JOSEPH AIID ST. LOUIS ABVSRTISEIXEITTS.
3)-- -2L: nicyjiEjjJiB.
;"; ' ..V r st. josepii, 3io.
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER. IN
In
sbtti B. 3111
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1 ' AW-on. Carriage and Plow Woodworks.
ACltlCXJLTUKAI- I3XX.lH3i 123. TS,
Springs Axes, Axels, noveis, cjaiit-s, i- ur?, iw.-..-., viirtiiw, -uiiaii,
' (a ts 'N.nrT nnn nsiifis: iuiis. nuisc ann, nui dixvi th.
llHUv.u,..- - , T'.M A 4
c:.. tn . fstiiil ir"-i 2MK1 liOUOWv.u-t-, ou"itr ivtiues Ann
ua o, v w . - T . . , . ... . . , , -f
irons SKiliers ana Jums, &iew pots, uai uvcus, a iuh muim mm
SSSL,AC;IiS.Tll I II S lOUW, Anvilri, OLoeJa.s .mu ua-s, ijcnvr., owuycwmi
' FURST Sc BBADLEYSV
SULKY AND VALKIN6 CULTIVATORS!
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TICTO II IOC S A T ALL FAIRS!
: tA-Ahcad of all in the Field ! Order Early
AUMMI.I-Y.
IMPROVED
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OT7TFITING GOODS. Ox Yokes, Axle Grease, Ox chains, Waron Jack3,
Ox Shoe nails, Shovels and Picks, Gold Pans, etc. Iluhs, Spoke and. Bent-
stuff. 1,000 celebrated Alolmo JL'iowjs. ,
Egigle Mowers, fSS?7 rCormick's SB
Kallers Horse Corn Planters, Sulky Corn Cultivators, Hand Corn Shcllcrs,
Hay Rakes, etc., etc. Fairbanks Standard scales.
I2uying my goods direct froai manufueturcrs I offer great
Inducements to Wholesale Buyers at Constable' a Iron and Steel Warehouse !
' ; - . . .' .St. Joseph,' Mo. "
rua
Chief Reaper and Mower.
gCACrUptlRpBp: :
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t-nn, Cincinnati, ine rvton, inciu
dliur the awards, wc eubjoiu :
liie committee appointed to decide'
upon the best Wine Grapeof our whole
Miuntrv. tho best Wine Grape of the
State of Ohio, and the bett Tablo
Grape for our whole country, and to
distribute your very munificent pre
miums therefor, beg leave to report
that they have examined, all the fain-
plea of Km! and win prewBtei to
ihfin. i-iirt'.ullv and critically, and
lifter much discuss ion and deliberation,
have made the following decision and
award: . ,
i-nr the best Wine Grate of the
whole country Ives Seedling; and
the fln-t premium silver pl.te of the
value of ;"0 awarded to Lewis Vkich,
of Plain ville, Ohio, he having the best
Ui-p'.sv of that variety present.
1 or'thc bcht Vine Grapo for Ohio,
the e( ucord wjus uirreed uiH,n, and the
necoud premium, a tilvcr goblet of the
vrk:a cf 10) awarded to 11 A.
Thompson uf Cincinnati, for the befit
':? !:sv of that variety.
lr "the let Table Grape for our
wtle country, the Concord was
egrw?d tiixn, and the third premium
a t ' vt v cup of Uio value of fiJ awar
d I'ra'nk Murphyrtf Cedar Ava
uup, Ohio, f jt the fceond lot di-lay
of thi t variety.
Tour committee wonld idso make
honorable mention of A. II Mottier,
and, ethers, also competing for these
premiums, fur tho line display of
gru'n-s nr.d wine.
Your Committee, awaro of the great
tlinicu'ty of selecting a wine or table
j-rape fJr the entire country, cmbra
cir tr.auv decree of latitude, enter-
:,a oi mull nuues
Here Is a chance for the beist bargain, ra I
have no dead stockon hand, all being entirely
new. The public are Invited to call and cx
aiuIdo for themaelvft.
riW6!'-A
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PRICE
$123.00.
JOHNSTON'S SELF-RAKE
Culs Six Feet!
I Challenge" all Self-Eakes to a Trial, machine against Mactae
"d v.
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ia.-.y
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iiji.-"ivin,"s. iney were
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al o r r.-. tripled i-y u;e generous oouor
in th;, "t!i.t the plants, when gener
al!" i,,.!v:.teJ, fchall be i-trK-etlv ntal-
thv, hardy and productive in all KiC-
t i r f it.:-, c try; ' ana, u::cr a
i.:xj,.:h f.'.r.v:.s of all the varieties,
Uci::. t;-l.d that, although there
era b. 'I...' ..:.lh.- ci table grape, yet
tu-y ;. ; r 5 "'.'.; 1, ::d will CLly ma-
f.:rv: i... !r fr-.-.t en tcrtia tc;.s tnd in
r.r.'.u 1.-: . aad that th Ives
i ;.r- the cr.ly known va-
f-::i the rt itrictiora im-
r
r.c:
Cr
;ea t
lr
tre every tl In 5 la tlia Clotticg line caa bo
vi-tr - - .
WAGONS AND
STUBEBAKEB
CAREIAGES.
"vTAGOUS.
mm
THE BEST WACOM'S !
TTOLIEII DO THE BINDING and HIDE ALL THE WHILE
Samples Xoiv on Hand of all llic Jlaclilncs we Sell!
OZZ2.0. ' SLXXd.-
lianufacturtd and sold by '
Gr Jl'JZ S IDE ,
ATCH130X, KAKSJIS.' '- ., ;
Th trla! of tliii Dicliinc at virions County nd
State Fairs, aud it judgment vt every- one v bo
sees and n.cs it, quite in pronouncing toe Bnnker-
noaCoru Kbelier ihe test ever invented., With it
a man can shell bis crop of corn at Ui leisure,
without an atsiaisut, and thereby save in a shcrt
time more than tbo cost of a shelter, -
Tint Com Sbelier has taken the first premium
for three years past at the Xew lork State Fair,
when hot partially perfected. It has since been
brought to a degree of perfection, which makes it
complete. ...
The foilowin is the report of the Judges on this
machine, at the great trial of Agricultural Imple
menu he d at Auburn, N, r.. ia Julr. 1S66. under
the aut-picies of the New Tort Agricultural Society.
Among the machined on exhiblliuu was a Rami
Corn Sheller, Seoerater. and Cleaner, exhibited bv
j. urinKerho-.r. Aubum. m. Y. We have carefully
examined and thoroughly tested this machine, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it the BEST
COBN SKKLLER WB EVKR SAW. It readily
adapts itself to ears of any size or sh ne. shells
clean, and with great rapidity and eise. and the
same operatiob separates the corn from the cob, and
me cnau irom the euro, and delivers the corn ready
for market; and it requires the labor of but one
person to operate It. The whole affair is simple in
a durable.
. GOCLD, Tres. N. T. As. So.
B. P. JOHNSON, Sec " '
- 8. ROBISON, Ab. Kd. N. Y. Tribune.
S. IS. TODD, . " '
KeporU of Agricultural Fair Committees, and
opinloo of Agricultural and other Journal, might
ie cited at great length, bat we content ourselves
with the following letter as canning them all .
(Copy of Letter from V. S. Agent for Paria Uniyer
sal Exposition ) .
No, 40 Park Row, Times Building,
Kew Tors. Dec. 6th, 18G8. (
MR. J. Bhinke&hoff. Esq ... Dear Sir: 4fy
Advisory Committee, appointed to (-elected Imple
taenia for KxhiLUion at the Universal Kxrmsition in
Paris, In 13G7, have selected and recmnnended to
me your corn shei ler as the best In America.
1 have accented their report, and will forward
your bliel ler, if delivered hpre ready for shipment,
ou or before Janaary 1st, 1367.
lours truly, j. u. l.iii.
rriee, 12," nxitl 830.
According to finish and size of balance wheel.
Sample shell ers shipped on receipt of the price,
I and warranted to give satisfaction, or tee macutn
will bo taken back and the monoy refunded, npon
notice within a reasonable time. Addrsss
TT3I.-T. DEX., Agent,
vll cS-Iy Brownvillc, Nebraska
JACOB MAROIIN,
IIERCIIAIiT TAILOR,"
'P iJkX A Main Street, opposite
':.f O-- L IlcPherson'g
BLOCK,
Erownville, Neb.
. Dealer in .
READY HADE
HiwlJi
wnnn
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: rn-tsy rare aud fa;ub:.
" .'"1 bv the wn,,
n-.-:"..-i io 5) 31 apuurr
,:s-:'j.
t.r;:.v';-t oac'.lciu nrj
,.ie rst- ie to t:-. o; -ri:
:i'.y to rn "!' oi -r t-r.
i -f. trn. o : ti . - of I i
..vi;;-- i e '-ry .ic .p
e ii repair!:
on of uater'.aV.
'it ion.
ucEivpirelSrii i:
Tt haa' a Rjrs:'-lit N
N KIT 11 Eil HI? rn,r R I
Mi; perfirm.' rcrr-s
of nirtierUl, wi:h cot-r
the coarsest to u. ;:':?
It Items, Ft IK I
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!Cm i.i l.xcmr.f
!ttl:
VKL,
nl
3 STITCH, wliici ;:
a-v.l i a' A- co boii
i on .'I-ip-io,
i or silk ihreal, from
4 uCXJ,
? an-1 t r itnent.
aFom:v t'x?.-;- .utc tf lt no Sv.-rior.
Special at;en.loi U e.ii:e-i w oor Xew'Xaj-jrortd
los, 2 & S-lIann.iact'.irirJS "icoxaet
Trafv have leT tT.',l !y te-'el ori e-r
PTipt-9 or t T a: . I m i
Steaia rower a; rie oi
Frodnclr? cu.C tba d-.-abl the-wrs: of ey etW
Shuttle - n .-K!ce ru in te; t-e autch is
uniorm and beautiful: thfy are s imple in coKstrac
tioa, easily understood, anl r t i;bie to get eat of
order, rua ana are c..uiur.nviy avtseiei.
ForTailof ing or T.eathr ork c.aim that ihft
are not on 'y nai. h ru'jtJJ .,. -r u aay iaer
msciiue t&at hu eer teea t-Cerea w tre pabhc
ErnpireSoTrizgll:
, ,.. WELLS & r.ICII.Ul2SON,
... ..; , . St. Joseph, M
Genoral Agents N. Vi". States .nl TetTlurlce.
pent,
C 0 itiX
J. G. Sent:
vl2-r.3i-!3a
Lrowrrville,
to rrnciiA5ci.s
O F
SEWING TJACHIHES
4 iilU
FLCliBiN GE
LOCK-STITCH
C"
f i 5 ; , '
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" mjt0'
EEVEESABLE PEED'
!M0
HI n
laiiu
Has again carried of the highest honors at the
primiple Fairs the present se n, cotunn-ncms wto
the New Kngiand Agricultural Fair, at Providence,
in September where it was awarded
Tho Ilfghnst Prize,
immeilialelv after whi -h came New Tork State
Fair at Buifato in tXuber, where tie committee
a warUr-d It the
First Prize doabls Thread Tlacliine.
Then came the great Annual Fair of New En;!aal,
that tf t-e
Llechanic's Association, '
at Lowell, where the hijheit prize ilia
ONLY GOLD MEDAL
lland llojiimers, Vices, Pincers, Hasps, Faxriera' Knives, Tuyre Iron, &c. J awarded to a nyFami'y sewin;achiue. ws given to
THE TLCQHITCS !
and that too in fair oompetitloa wits otier
First Cliiss I lacliiacs
for five consecutive weeks whre it has been exam-"
Ined by the best mechanic in the c.mtry anl pro
nouueed the best constructed and ta..st rciiale Jf
chine, aud one that, on account of its simplicity wouht-
Accomplish More M.
In a
Union Foundry and Macldne SIiop.
S Jj'eee'e vae u 6 w.e.c e' .
John pingeh vr. ir. docolas
PINGEI1 &; DOUGLAS,
Wholesale Dealers in
biiUlinili.) UlallUO i fllltel
&c, &c. AO. 7, i ourtn street, :
ST. JOSEPII, MO. 4-51y!
. LEMON, IIOSEA & CO.,
Wholesale ana Ttetill Dealers in Foreign'
una xo:iicstic
Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc.,
No. 5 Fonrth Street, ST. JOSEPH.
A lftrse Rtorlc always on hand. Orders so
licited, .fc-ausiaotion guaranteed. 4-3-lv
Burnsids, Crovrther & Rogers,
rr.opuiETOiis.
Cor. Sth and Af.ssanie St.s., St. Joseph, Mo.
Steam EnsinesMade &Repaired
I RON.. AND BRASS CASTINGS, .
Lliu. w oriis ui ma x.uiu3. DAITIZL PR All CIS !i Co.
iron DTouii iii.iuw up.ht on suori, no
tice, and satisfactory to ail parties.
lso ouent ror uaraener & liooertson s im-
provctl I'lUenttiovernor.
il-ly
J. Pfeiffe
I
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1 M U
CORIIER 6th and ST. CEARLES Sts. !
ST. JOSEni,. MO.
Also Dealer In
LIIrlE, H AIR, CELIEIiT,
Plaster, White Sand, lire Brici.
Ac, &c, &c &c. 11-loly
Steam ZIixiiiiieiitnl
IIahbls . X7omis !
ST. LOUIS, "MO.
Keeps constantly on hand a, large assortment
Plain & Ornamental Monuments
The Tradj supplied with Clock and Slabs.
Salving Done to Order.
21. r. IIOYI), A sent,
21-Jy EroMTtTille, Nebraska.
And sec if I cannot 6uit you in goods and PRICES ! I buy my Machinery by the car load
t ins eaviES freight. A fu supply of all kinds of Farm. Machinery in their season.
F. A. Tisdel & Co.,
' Cor, 1st & Atlantic s., Fro-nle.
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CLOTXIirVG!
Also Agent for
Singer SeTring
lACHIim
Pine Siiing, a choice and full stork, st
l':i.IL STALL'S.
- WOOLWORTII & COLT,
BOOK BIITDEES
And Dealers in
Book, Stationery, Paper
HANGINGS, AND
IKI3TI3.S STOCK.
No. 12, 2d St., St. Joseph. Mo.
CASH PAID FOE HAGS!
UNDERBILL & 'EATON.
Commission Ilercliants,
2 City Buildings, St. Luis, Mo.
Rr,FFllENCES:
eeonu .aurt;ini i.anit at -rn
Aiipn t.-f.pp jN jsit Ht. Inls.Mo.
hi-Hncl) State Lank .t low-it n..i,,.,,
:crs Ft.Midtsont Iv
Alton
T-n
Any OTHEB SEWHIG 1IAHDIE
EVER 1SVEXTEB!
At the Fair of the Maryland Institute, wticny
c!oed a four weeis C5?ion at Udlt'uiujre on thelTt
oi Noveajbar, the superiority of tfce
FL0R E lie E
wa again cor, armed by the committee oa Sewin
M whiles, wlw unanimously awardtl it the tiUJ.i
MKDAL, the liishest prize the Institute conera.
OVtne liiiiof Seuteciber tbe GreatFair and f x
hibitton of tae Aaieriean Institute was opened tn
New York. A usual itieaxptay of SewiuJ Machine
was larze and tbe cnipeutowi etrocg, but aJtor
weeks trial the friends of tlie
FLORENCF4
bad tbe satlsrvtion cf scein? their farotite a;al
trinmvhant and for the second time bearing off the
highest honors of the American Institute.
Below we give an extract from the Kjort of tae
committee on Seing Machines rea l at ue cloae l
theF.ir:
'The whole number of Sewing Machines ou exhi
bition is thirteen, of these, twelve are eatered fr
rompetition. T'ae article beannsr the number 730
('LOKEXCB SEw-lHU MACHI.NZ) ii decided to be
Tne ISest oil KxtilbUf on. it mist also 6e
etated incidentally, Thit th-t it better fAaa ang J
it eiast tn-i.pn to th J'iu-;"t.
"irS HRl TS ARE :
1st. Good Material and Thorouah"
Workmanship.
2d. uore absolute Hovelty than-
marks the usual Improvements in
sewing nacmnes.
2d. Tlje iceuions arranirsment of a nositire mo
tion for adjusting the thread during ihe padsaaeof tae
shnttle and galuerin? up of it ia the Cr.isi of the
stitch.
in. The reversible f.e-i.
6th. The variety of the work that caa be dne P
on tt.
We fiorefora Jetiiia thst it receive the award t
flrstclaiii.
Suel Ti. ?HATT,
1HA S CAD?.
"Thit la to certify that t'ue f -repir;s a true ex
tract from the Report of the Ju'i.sof Sewing
chines at the JTth, Ann-iai l"jr Iio7
JHO W CUAJIJiERS,
. Sec Board Maoarerf,
New York.Kov. 17th, 1867."
It would seem a thortch this ncce.slott of trt-
nmpha should bo sufficient to convince any unprejv
diced person of tho gr" t superiuruy or t-J
Johnston & Ilaeon. l",arT
Isaa Si.'.!i-rlt& Co.,
LUur Atwood
..-Alton
1 FLOREHCE SKilHB LUCHIH
James A. Jackson & Co.,
WHOLESALE
overall other, and If more nnn "lJt:"
t the above, we mighl a.id t i-i. xc, Lomyauj
only sold W Mac&uie. uu.t now there are over
01il LL Hi
1 FAliCY GROCERS
A N I) T
CO.
M. WYETII &
, . . Wholesale Pt-alrr in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Harness, Skirting and all hinds of
SADDLERS LEATHERS HARDWARE,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c.
43Agcnts for Tjfttir,'., Circular Saws and
XiAiiVIIi'S SAlXiJ.
No. 6, South Third, bet. Felix & EdmoM Sta.
ST. JOSEPH, MO. 431y
Commission 3Xeiclmnt,
'o. 107 North 2nd St., ST. LOUIS, JIO.
CouisL'TUiients of Countrv ProUncrsol'l itel.
1? rem our exriTi-nce in this brnneii oi dum-
uess, anl bv izi viir' it our jwrsotjal attention.
ve li-el confident we can malte it to tao in-
tenvst of parties to givu U3 thtir tUT'pjerii.
A. I'Kl-R. T. K. ICE. I
I'lSnil &. KCYAO l.l23,Proprietors
Elht street, two blocks from K. K. Depot,
ST. JOSEril, MO. .
11
mm ,.
Thus estahliihias its repUtioa beyond question.
13
an
JEvery . Ilaciibe
T7II. S. PLAIIT,
12J?. 4tii tt., V.ctwen
Vjir.ioil Ay. StOreen,
St. ILoiii, 3Xo,
Circulars, Price List and fancies of work fu:
niihel on arpUcauoa.
12-U-ly Fcr Cro'vnvilZc aa ! Nemaha Co."
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