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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1869)
3BBBSS s-Extiwplotof the ArvtSTisM for sale by X. V. " J RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ' niiif prrrtifTT-rvrner Atlantic and ndVtrieta. bervlee every other bunday Morn SS k DAVIS, Hector. LODGE . DIRECTORY .1' a r twhi Txlc Ko. S. I. O. O. F. Lu in Tue!aveveiilnfrot each week, at 7 oclock at their iall la the lireytmeyer Brick, on jTigBrotbeUAretnVttwi. . - unv W. Doitsrr, Secy. t A: A. JI. IremahaValley Liodg No. 4, A. . IM -f)ien on tbe lt and 3d Haiurdaya- to LfroonUi Mfrootock p.m.. at tielr ilall in tbe irrrtroP'nPr Urice. on Main oirwi. rtoiw r'jcilA, Secy. Arrival aaJ Depart are of the Malla. . aoatliern and Eastern arrlTes at 12 in-; depart at K?ort;?rn and Eastern arrives at 4 p depart RuVwail arrive at 8 p. m.; departa at 7 a. m. vrn M alt arrive at 12 m4 departs at 2 p. m. ce Mail arrive. Monday, Wrtnaysand Frirt.lt r.m.; deiHirUl,ueduy,TiunKlaraud rNaVave. Friday, at 4 p. depart. oZZ Hou from l 7VP. , n from lOtoloS a. m. w. Table frt. Jae. C B. R. R. Oo and after May 23d, 18S9, Train. will leave Phelps station as follows: . - . aoisn kobtkT ootwo south. 11:1 a. m. t12 a. m. 1 p. m. 2 p. nk J? p. m. ' 11:25 a. tn. ' Mat! train, dally except Sunday. Ii'y except Wottfiay. Rosen' Omnibus leavea ErownvUle for J&pVaf xn. and 12 m daily. "AlTilATTEriS. J, L.,C1PXS Editor. Thursday aioRxiya. august . im Oath paid for Grain, at Den's. N Bar Tour riows and Stovea of W. T. Den. The weather for tho past few day has been oppressively hot. . - - Farmttmr, and Boot and Shoes, Dry Goods and Groceries, at Den's. "" The man that borrowed Den's valise had better bring It back, so Den says. , ; Jmvwnlle paalti-lJirge stock, Just In at Xarta'i where the Post OCloe was. "Xtys Washing machines and the Novel ty Wringer ,at V J.p. DETJgER'S. ' Schawl BoaV.-Jtretthe krnd In nse at the KTgh Xcliool, low tor eaaa, at Mark, where the Poet Office was. Alarf-e'.up'ry oif those celebrated Chicago Custom Made Bxts arid Shoes, just received at W, W. Hackney's." - " - " ' - B. II Bryai is decorating his lianwor Paint Shop on Main i treet. His work Is glT Jag Immense satisfaction. Clack I"k flayed 0t-Another large Invoice Of the tjUendid Violet Ink Just re- elved at Marsh's. ' Ay man i wbp buys, a bottle of Marsh's "Violet Ink can retarn It if It -don't suit, and get his money baete. J BJp WstrHtla$ made their appear ance In our city last Monday. None Save mf peared In our office as yet. . 1 ' ,L Rebt.ea has Just had an open front put Into his shop on Main street. lie la enter prising, and keeps good workmen; v 4 .. . r . r 'Farmers Orlders-The handiest thing In this line we ever .saw. Is at Tlsdel's. Go and aeo It, for it hi good and cheap, and Just what you want. . . ' Uitc-An Odd Fellow's PI n, made- of a Oold Dollar, with the Initials A. W.'L.? en frayed In the links. A liberal reward will be paid tor Its recovery at this office. It. C. Lett Is having the foundation laid for one of the finest residencealn the city. He will make his good Judgement and taste show to good advantage on this building. AVna. Hartshorn, in the absence of I. 8. Iletseil, is ready and prepared to wait DO the jmbllc to choice Clothing, Ac, at the fairest rates that fan be had in the city: :IIa Is jfleasont to deal with, and fair. j Graldlng. C M. Buckles Is grading Shel lenDerger Bra's lots, cornerof Jlaln and Sec ond. We hope soon to chronicle the erection of a splendid building thereon, for these Brothers do nothing by halves. XrmrAd'tdO the proposals for Army 9appUea In to-day's paper. They, call, for bidsea nxt everything, and much of which this eoonty has as bundauee. .Bead Jthem, Je men of means, and then bid. F. E. Jobnira St, Co. keep up a splendid stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, sell them seasonable, besides being vryv pleasant men to eeal.-wlth, especially their very, gentle- Bianlv clerk !IaxvTMoGee."Glve-them a Ball. ' ' ' Hg Jampt-R. fi Jlanaaford't dog made a rather remarkable leap last Saturday, Jump lag from the third story window of the new bending o( HsaiwafoixTt to the grottnd, with out Irjury to his constitution, or being Ismed, so far as we learned. - We ake no brat;., yet the commenda tion of cntr numerous customer, upon the st-le of oY Job Work since the receipt of our ew material and preas, warrants us. in guar raeteeing satisfaction in this line. Call, if yoa wltk job lb which you can take pride. R. Hannafortt's building is about up and finished all but the roof and wood work taclde. It makr a good appearance now, but nothing to what it will when filled with the large stock of Furniture which it will contain as soon as finished. We would like to notice theuttlng np fa few more Just soch on Main street. . , the advertisement of the Great West m Fire Extinguisher in to-day's paper, this u one of the greatest inventions of the are. In a city, like ours, where there Is no are engine, there should be one in every house on Main street, charged and ready for nss at an y time, wh lie In the country it Is the Gfcly protection that can be totlvealcntly had. They will save their cost in insurance In a short time. Ilauk A Armltage, Agents. , Tbe Leavenworth Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Chnrch, wlfl meet ith the MU Tleasaut Congregation at the IU Zlon Church, two miles west from Brown Hie, on Thursday at seven o'clock P. IL, be fore the fourth Sabbath in September. I will at Brownville with a conveyance for those ho may come by way of Railroad. . J. G. SKEEN, Clerk. ' JLaaven worth papers please copy. - A Good Investment. A. L. Easley A Co, of the Peru nurseries, are selling bearing Crape Vines at f 1 each. This, of itself, is as fair an offer as we ever beard of, yet any per oa baying one dozen they add as a premium eopy of the JTebreuka Advertiser for one Jear gratis. Now is the time to get your Pspe vines cheap, and have the fruit next year, a full stock of everything in the mall or large fruit line constantly on hand, d acclimated. Also ornamental shrub wy of all kinds. ' "Tklnk think what you do when you run 1 dbt ; you give to another power over your liberty, if you cannot pay at the time, you ul be ashamed to see" your creditor; Mil . " " von tll bain fear when you speak to him; you lil make poor, pitiful, sneaking excuses, and by degrees come to lose your veracity, nd sink Into bafie, downright lying ; for the eond vice is lying, the first is running in debt, as Poor Richard says ; and again, to the purpose. Lying rides upon Debt's whereas a freebora Englishman ought ot to be ashamed nor afraid to sec or speak "any man living. But poverty often de a man of all spirit and virtue. It is .T for Q empty bag to stand oprlght." i o arold these evils trade with TEARE A CO 66 M&ln street, ErownvUle, Neb. For the Advertiser. RELATIVE TO MISDE5IK AROIVS. There are some facts "Relative to Misde meanors," dc' within the city of Brewnvllle, which some of the good citizens of aald city seem not to know of. All the ordinances hare been published In the Advertiser three consecutive weeks, and the people have had an oportunlty to know their provisions ; but, as some manifest utter ignorance in regard to the one named above, I will quote a section or two for the benefit of everybody who live In Brownville, and who come to Brownville. "Sec. L, Any person who shall appear In any street, alley, or common, or other public place within the city of brownville, in a State or intozicrtfion, snail, on conviction inereor, be lined In any sum not exceeding JX3 and costs." hEC 2. Any person whoshall oflVr to fight or ovarrel with any terson or persons, shall on conviction, Ac, be fined In any sum not exceeding $25 and costs." "Sec 6. Any person who shall disturb the peace and quiet of the city of Brownville, or any of Vie inhabitant thereof, by raaklnx any loud or unturual noise, or shall threaten to in jure the person or property of another, shall on conviction thereof, be fined any sum not exceeding jjo ana costs." I hope all who are Inclined to have a small rumput oocasionall, wUl take notice, and re member that If they are arrested for any of these things, the Mayor will deal out to them unflinching justice, as he understands It. F. PKSOXALS. A. V. Nlckell, of the firm of McCreery &. Nickel 1, left for Chicago last Tuesday. lie will bring on a full wholesale stock of drugs, medicines, paints, oils, Ac, Den's gone East. Me says his stock shall be second to none in the city. lie's a man of his word, so look put. Quite a number of our cttlxens will be in attendance on the U. 8. District Court in Omaha next week. Geo. W. Crist, of the upper Lumber Yard In this city, returned during the week from a trip to Kllbourn, Jenkins fc Co. ,s pinery, at Oskosh, Wis., where he has been making the necessary arrangements to have a large lot of Pine .Lumber, shipped to this point, which will be on now shortly. ' ., Capt. Presson, of the Tecumseh Gazette, was in our city last saturaay. oia reports matters encouraging at Tecumseh. The following persons. Judge Hewett, Col. Majors, A. W. NickelL Prof. McKensIe, Prof, Martin, Prof. Moore. J. C. Cowles, J. S. Church 1 Mrs. Moore and Miss Davison, left this city last Tuesday, to attend the State Teachers' Association in Omaha.' 1 ' . F. G. Ferris, Chief Engineer of the party Just through surveying the Atlantic and Brownville Branch of the C.,R.tAP.R.R, called at our office lastThursday. He reports matters' very encouraging to the road along the route. The grade is a water grade all the way, and the people along the route are alive to their work. The distance is seventy-one miles, and may be 'shortened some.' If the vote carries in Atchison county, there is no doubt of the 'completion of the road, at all the subsidies necessary In Iowa.seem already well assured. SABBATH SCHOOL COX VKKTIOJC. The District Sabbath School Convention of the JL H Church will be held in this cUy on the liih of September. Those desiring to at tend will please make It known by mall or otherwise, to E. E. Ebrlght, In order that ar rangements for their reception and accom modation while here can be made. Every thing will be done to make the stay of visi tors pleasant, " . ' . ... - Papers of Southern Nebraska please copy. "Llvee there a man with soul so dead,' ' Who never to himself hath said . I love my own, my native land," , - - And will by Marsh's News House stand? ( Same place where any books in the land can and will be purchased at publisher's prices, and the very best of stationery at low er prices than ever struck this upper country. Wade into Marsh's, it isn't derp. Br. JT. S Lowe, of Rnshvllle, 111., has accepted the Pastorate of the Baptist Church tn this city, and will, be with the church on the Saturday before the 2d Sunday in Sep tember. Mr. Lewe comes recommended as an able, enef getle and good man, and will doubtless do good service lh this portion of the "Lord's Vineyard." . Blackberries John Creason brought to our office last Saturday, a handfull of Law ton Blackberries, raised on his place west of this city, each of which measured of an inch in diametor." They were splendid. He lives on what was ischool land, in the ap pralsmentof W hich Oils fruit was considered as worth nothing I - Hodge, the swindlerwho passed through Carson's bank last week to the tune of $400, has been caught at Lexington; Mo, in the act of "playing the same game. This was caused by Carson 'shavlng printed and circulated to Banks along the river a notice of the affair here, j- Printer's ink topped his career. . ATTESTI051 , A. F A A. 21. and Otof O. '.r-The Jhird Installment on the stock In the Masonic and Odd Fellows, building will be due on the 1st day of September, 1S$9. - By order of the building committee. " A ' . James M, Uackeb, Sec. Reynolds Henso-See card of this House in another column. Mr. Green is bringing to bear all the experience acquired by a nam ber of years at th is business, to make this the best House in the city, and is succeeding well. It is a first class house, -convenient in every respect. lfebraska as It Is-Full description of Nebraska by an old citizen, Gus. F. Harvey "AJax" well worth Its weight in gold to send to those wishing to know more about Nebraska. For sale at Marsh's News Depot. . GOLD REWARD. Bucks' Brilliant Cook Stove took the Gold Medal above the Charter Oak and other com peting Stoves, at the New Orleans and St. Louis Fairs, In 1SC9. For .sale at the Pioneer Stove Store, by. 44-Sm , J. C. DEUSER, Cnarles Helmer has the fullest assort ment of Boots, and Men's Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes, In the city, which he Is selling very low for csah. - Carriage for Sale, I have a good Family Carriage, nearly new ; a two horse buggy, and set of harness, for sale. ' R. W. FURNAS. $1300 Dollars and Expense. I See ad vertisement of American ShuttleSewIng Ma, ohlne in our advertising columns, Organs. Burdett's, from $140 to ftiOO; Ma son A Hamlin's, $75 to 8000. James R. Dye, Brownville. Stndebaker and Jackson Wo pons at St. Joe prices, at J. R. Bell's Lumber Yard, cor. of 1st and Water streets. For Sale. A Cottage and two of the most desirable residence Lots In the city. Enquire at this office. Eye, Ear and Catarrah, successfully treat ed, by Dr. Klmbcrlln. Office over the Post Ofiioe. Carpenter's Tool, and Blacksmith's Fur nishings at Shellenberger Bros. Highest market price paid for wheat, oats, corn, Ac., by Bedford A Handley. Drags, Paints, Oils and Glass at St. Joe prices, at McCreery A Nlckell's. Four Car leads of 8 loves on the road for Shellenberger Bro's. Ten Ten Blacksmith's Iron of all sizes at Shellenberger Bro's. 300 kegs Horse Shoes and Nails at Shel lenberger Bro's. Private medical aid, rend Dr. Whlttier's advertisement. Folding Bed Lonxiges McFall A Co's. Just received at Fruit Cans Self-Sealing at Shellenber ger Brother's. Machine Oils of all kinds at McCreery A Nlckell's. Grand Closing Out. To Hake Eccn for New Goods I 112317 GOODS! GO TO A. MAY A C0S - tt t a m r T" IF YOU WISH CHEAP GOODS, FOR HE WILL SELL j GREAT BARGAINS TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GQODSI , ITo. 2T Main St., BroirnVllIc.' Canton Clipper Ploicsl THE BEST PLOW MADE. At 8IIELLENOERGER BRO S. Jj Kllbourn, Jenkins 4b Co. Manufac turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath? Shingles, Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri We manufacture our own material in the Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis., where we have in operation one of the largest manufactures of everything made in Pine In the world, and obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree, as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any Lumber Yard in the West -which pays one wholesale and ope or two retail profits. We shall always keep on hand a full supply of everything in our line, so that those In want may always rely upon getting what they de sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we can ensure satisfaction In both, , ' Canton Clipper Ploicsl ' ' THE BIST PLOW MADE. At SIIELLENBKRGER DUO'S. ; : ' r- C A Having now thoro I?! nghlyfltted up my sale and sample roo ! mi, at No. 41 Main street, I invite the 1 1 public of SOUTH ERN NEBRASKA and NORTHERN MIS SOURI to give me a call, "as IEholl always keep on hand in Whelesalk Quantities WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, of the. very ., best and II purest, quality, A c of all brands II Forelgh and Do mestic. I shall II also have en hand during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, Ac. The publle may rely opon -my stock being pare, asjphyslcians of this city recommend it for Medical uses. II Full stock of Bitters, in cases or single bot y tie. I am also agent for the best Billiard I Tables made. ' JWjc H. VALLEAU & CO. 1 Canton, Clipper,, JPlows ! , - THR'BEST PLOW-MADE AX . At SHELLEKBERGER BRO'S. I have how in my yard near 1,000,000 feet of the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, of every style and description, size and thick ness. Also Poors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,' etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Pickets. In fact, anything in the building line, which I warrant A l$o. 1 in every respect, and oni which I do not propose to be undersold, for cash, by any man west of the Missouri river. I invite all who need anything In my line to give me a call, knowing that I can outfit them with good material, at the fairest rates. J. R..BELL, , , . , - . . Cor. Water A First Streets, , , Brownville, Neb. T y T Lumber delivered within theeity BUGGY FOR SALE. I have a nearly new Buggy for sale, has been run but a short time, and has undergone all necessary repairs to make it good as new. Terms very reasonable. May be seen at my, Paint Shop over Teare A Co.s S torse, Nowift tf Geo. B. Berjclt. LAD I X5 3 ! Go to Shellenberger Brother's and see their Dott'8 Universal Washes. Unrivaled In the world. It will pay every family to have one. - ."" A RARE CHANCE! 7s For Sale. One of the best stocks of Gro ceries and Stands In Brownvllle,-with a large and increasing business. Cause of salet de sires to change business. For further partic ulars enquire at this office,' r- r- ' Good Building Stone. We are now pre pared to furnish good building stone. In any quantity. Also, Step Stones,: Bases for Mon uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc, furnished on short notice and reasonable terms Lobance A Vaestey." Builder. Attentlon-Iam now prepared to do all kinds of Plastering in. this city or vicinity. Orders left at the American House will be promptly attended to; Prices reason able! Work first class !1 -; v- tno3i-3mJ A. E. Beix.; Do yon wish a pleasant evening's amuse ment, -or- a drink, straight or mixed T The place . to. get "either Is at the Alhambra, where R. C Berser is always at home to h 1 friends and the public generally. GREAT DECLINE ITS WOOL In Eastern markets, yet A. May. of the Price Regulator, is still paying the old prloes. $35,000,000 Is the capital of the Mutual Life Insurance Companyof New York. Jar vis S. Church is their agent at Brownville. It is the safest company in the woild to insure in. tf -I ' Corn, Wheat and Oats. I Ralney - A Lewis have removed their office to Robt. Teare A Cd.'s Store, where they will pay the highest cash price lor Grain and oth er Produce. - - B. F. Bonder's New Harness and Saddle Shop is already one of the institutions of our city. Why ? Because he does first class work at reasonable rates. Give him a call! Stndebaker and Jackson Wagons at St. Joe prices, at J. R. Bell's Lumber Yard, cor. of 1st and Water streets. Tin, Shcetlron and Japanned Ware at Shellenberger Bro's. , Patronise Home Industry All kinds of Marble work can be had at Neldhardts Marble Works In this city, cheaper than it can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma terial used. Heltalnger is still at No. 17, withasfuU and choice a stock of Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, eUx, as can be found ; and sells low for cash. Lannon Av Utnton, Blacksmiths, foot of Main street, can set tires, shoe horses, Iron wagons, Ac-, in the best style, with their im proved machinery. Stndebaker nnd Jackson Wagons at St. Joe prices, at J. R, Bell's Lumber Yard, cor. of Water and 1st streets. Stndebaker and Jackson Wagons at St. Joe prices, at J. R. Bell's Lumber Yard, cor. of Water and let streets. N. Y. Salt. 100 Barrens' of N. Y. Salt, Just received by F. 11 Johnson A Co and for sale low for cash. . . Millers, buy your Rubber and Leather Belting of SheUenberger Brq's. A fuU stock always on hand. 2 SO acres of Prairie Land for sale at tl v, r-, . r per acre, uaquiro ox j. v . ansa orui- mc- Pherson. ' - Flour, and a full stock of goods, at Grant's, and he will not be undersold by any man. 6 0 acres of Prairie and Timber Land at $ 13 per acre. Enquire of J. w. iiiss. WaU Paper. Window Shades and School j Books very low, at McCreery A Nlckell's. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. . " "Coukcii. Chambers, August 9, 1869. Present : Mayor Fairbrother, Aldermen Grant, Tlsdel and Roblson. Absent-Swan, and Mathews. - . , . The following was adopted. , Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be authorized to let contracts to repair the dam- ape done to Second and College streets, and to ot her streets in the city, Dy trie late neavy rains, agreeing to pay for said work in city orders .on the General Fund of the city, at their face. The manner In which said repairs are to be made to be determined by the City Engineer and the Street Committee, and the work to be done under the control ana super vision of the Marshal; the specifications of sold work to be reduced to writing, ana maae a part of the contract between the person performing said repairs and the City of BrownvUle. HV M. Atkinson requested the CouncU to Issue a duplicate of the lease of the City to Atkinson A Co., of a certain portion of the Levee, the original lease having been lost. The following resolution in relation thereto was adopted : " ' " Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized to make a copy of the lease to II. M. Atkinson for that portion of the Levee heretofore leased to said Atkinson, on thesame condition here tofore authorized by the order of the City Council, the record of said lease being on page 80 of the record. The following resolution was adopted : Resolved, That the City Attorney be in structed to prosecute all persons who are oc cupying, the Levee without having leases for thesame; and to prosecute actions against all persons who are Indebted to tbe city on leases gramea irom tne city. Adjourned. Monday, August 10, 1SC9. Present Mayor - Fairbrother; .Aldermen Grant, Tlsdel, Swan, Mathews, and Robinson. ' The following was introduced : - Resolved, That the City Attorney beauthor- Izod to enter into a written contract with CaptT. W. Bedford for repairing the Levee at the foot of Atlantic Street, in accordance witn the specincations hereunto attached: and when said contract is approved by the Mayor the same to be binding on the Cltw - First. Compensation to be five hundred dollars two hundred dollars in cash or its equivalent, and three hundred dollars In City Street improvement lionds. . t Second. To repair the Levee at the foot of, Atlantic street in such a manner as to carry the water passing through the tunnel into the River, without injuring said Levee; the same to be kept in eood condition, and pas sable for teams at all times ; anil at the end of two years to dc ten in goou conaitton; except so far as thesame may be injured by the flow of water through the tunnel. Haiti Bedford to execute a bond to the City of Brownville In the sum of one thousand dollars to keep said Levee in good order for the period of two years. ..--.-....-. . . - - . Bedford to immediately put a bridge over t!i damaged portion oi said Levee above re ferred to, and within a reasonable time have all of said damage repaired, and keep the same in good repair lor the period of two rears. - ' - - - - - Ayes Tlsdel, Swan, Mathews and Robin son, 4. Noes Grant, 1. , . So the resolution' was adopted. ; The following was Introduced r 2 . " Whereas. McGee A Co. are Indebted to the City of Brownville for a certain Ferry Fran chise or charter; and Whebeas, lie proposes to pay the sum of ssw on saia jnaeoteuness; ana Whereas. Tne City Council has let a con tract to repair the Levee at the foot of Atlan tic street; therefore ... , Resnlved. That If said McGee present to the City Treasurer-tiie receipt of said-Bedford for $1300, as received on. said contract, then .said receipt is to be received by ald Treasurer as though said money had been paid in cash. Adopted. The following communication was re ceived: To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of the uuffQf jsrownvuie: Gentlemen The undersigned respectfully asks of your Honorable body the privilege of erecting a shea for the use or nis lumber yara on the Levee, north of the saw mill In the City of Brownville. I desire the occupancy of the ground on which to build said shed for the term or three years, for which 1 will pay a reasonable price. Respectfully, ' . JOHN R, BELL. On motion, the ' matter was referred to a special committee, consisting of Messrs. Matthews and TisdeL-wIth instructions to report at tbe next meeting. Adjourned to Tuesday August 17, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, 10 A. M. August 17. Present Mayor -Fairbrother; Aldermen iisuei, swan, urant, itooinson ana Matnews: The committee to whom Was referred the petition of John R. Bell, in relation to leas ing a portion of the Levee for a lumber yardj submitted the following report, which wa adopted: . 1 ' Tour committee, to whom was referred Mr. Bell's petition for a lease of a portion of the Levee, would respectfully report that in their Judgment It will not be to the Inter est of the city to lease any portion of the Levee for such purpose; and would further recommend that the Levee- be cleared of all logs and rubbish, and use the same for a boat tanuing. F. A. TLSDEL, Jr., Pnm w ' H. L. MATHEWS, ( com' The following resolution was adopted : Resolved, .That Mr. Robinson be authorized to repair the culvert on Main street, and also tne Dridnea on Main ana Levee, ana College and First streets, and put them In a safe com dltlon, and present his itemized bill to the Council, the same to be paid In orders on the i4oaa t umv- i .... On motion tho Clerk was directed to draw an order on General Fund In favor of City Attornew for $125, as part of his allowance for years service.- Adjourned Ull Monday 23d Inst. " J. C. McAUQHTON, Clerk. The Shoolt Brothers are running their Saw Mill in Hillsdale, to the full extent of its power; cutting out Immense piles of Lumber dally. They have a large assortment of Lum ber on hand, and can accommodate parties or fill orders at sight. Any one wishing Lumber will do well to give them a call. 41-4t i 40 O kegs of Nails Just received at Shellen berger Bro's. - r ', .. r. Dtnlm Overalla At Hetzel's. THE MARKETS. CLOTHING MARKET. , v Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by MAY'S DUY GOODS t CLOTHING REGULATOR r-The Market this week shows a '; " DECLINE!,:!' Business Coats from f3ia v " Business Suits, f.- - - Casi mere, from -'Vest from "Sets, to ft 35. Overshirts, from 75 cts. to X Undershirts, from 75 cts. to fZ. DRY GOODS MARKET. Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by . MAY'S DRY GOODS 4 CLOTHES Q REGULATOB Calico, 10c(?11o, Muslin, 12Scfr 17. Bleached, lOoii'JO. Cotton Delaine, 22c. All Wool Delatne, 37c. Balmoral Skirts, fl 75 2 5a BROWNVILLE GROCERY AND PRO- , . DICE MARKET. FLOUR Winter 9 sack... Snrintt 15 00 .. 4 00 .. 1 50 60 ,-55&fl0 WHEAT Fall per bushel t spring CORN H bushel, . MKAh-9 oushel .JWiaftS BACON Hams fl fi : 20 Shoulders fl In... 16 bides V n LARD Canned fi... ... 20 1 50 1 20 SYRUP Golden V tral 44 Sugar House V gal.... COFFEE Java H It) Kio n CHEESE New York Factory S . fntintrirn I. St 15 S25 1 75 3 CO -25 ; 15 TEA Imperial H & luacit v ' Younir Hj-son E).. CANDLES Starfi ft " . Tallow lb ATPLES Dried ?( lb ti 2.5 IS Geen. r er bush PEACHES Ih-iwd V. ft IOT ATI) ES bushel COAL OIL 11 gallon i:or,-v doz . - ,.L 6570 BUTTFI i y U . , HONEY-?! ft 20 25 75 4 00 ONION-?, bushel SALT jH-r barrel ,-,TTT -... 2 25 5 00 5 t0 2 10 ( alnut - , Pine . SHINGLES -Cottonwood per 1000 2 ff(SZ 00 Pin. 4 i,, r. Pine. LATH Cottonwood per lOuO. 7 00 5 75 6 00 WOOD Dry Hard per cord.. lilDtiS 1 ry per m .. 18 .. " Urtn., WOOL per lb... pLOTIIING ! CLOTHING!! Cheap QENT'S FURNISHLNO GOODS, HETZEL'S. pARDS, BILLHEADS, CIRCU J L.RS.atthe Advertiser Job OfSce. , .. SPECIAL NOTICES. . - THE-KIDNEYS. - - , The Kidneys are two in number, attusted at the Tipper part of the loin, surrounded by fat, arid consisting of three parts, viz.: the Anteri rior, the Interior, and the Kxterior. The anterior absorbs. Interior consists of tlssnes or veins, wbich gerve as a deiiosit for the urine and convey It to the exterior. Tbe exterior is a conduc tor also, terminating in a single tube, and called the Ureter. Tho ureters are connected with the blad der. Tbe bladder Is composed of various coverings or ttsHiies, dividl Into parts, vix.: the I'pper, the lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The upper expels, the lower retain. Many huve u dmiru to uruiate without the ability to retain. This frequent ly occurs in children. To cure these affections, we must brin? into action the muscles, which are encased in their various functions. If they are neglected, Gravel or liropsy mar ensue. The reader must also be made aware, that how ever slight may be the attack, it Is sure to afreet the bodily healttt and mental powers, as our flesh and bloou are supported from these sources. Gent, or Rheumatism. Pain oceurrin? in the loins is indicative of the above diseases. They oc cur In persona disposed to acid stomach and chalky concretions. The Gravel. The gravel ensues from neglect or improper treatment of the kidneys. These or gans being weak, the water is not expelled from the bladder, but allowed to remain ; it beconif s feverish, and sediment forms. It is from this deposit the stone is formed, and gravel ensues, lropey is a collection of water in some parts of the body, and bears different names, according to the parts affected, viz.: when generally diffused over the body. It Is called Anasarca; when of abdo men, Ascitea; when of the chest, 11 vdrorhorax. Treatment. Hclrubold's highly couceutrated compound .Extract Buchu is decidenly one of the best remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsical swellings, rheumatism, and gouty affections. Under this head we have arranged ly suria, or difficulty and pain in passing water, scanty secretion, or small and frequent discharges of wa ter; Strangury, or stopping of water; Hematuria, or bloody urine; Ooutaud Kheumatisin of" the kid neys, without any chause in quantity, but increase of color, or dark water. It was alwavshighly recom mended by the late Dr. Physiek, in'these affections. . Thia medicine increases the power of digestion, and excites the absorbents Into healthv etercUe, by which the water', or calcareous, delations, aud all unnatural enlargements, as well aft pain and in carnation, are reduced, and it is taken by men, women, and children. Directions, for Use and diet accompany. : -! PHll.ATKi.pf ia. Pa Feb. 23. 1SC7. H. T.Helmboij. lni!ft:ist: D:a it m a I bave been a sufferer for upwards of twenty -rs, uunne wiucn time 1 nave usea van- otw roi-i' mal pruiiaraiiona. and been under the treat uit u.vf tue nioNt eminent physicians, expert' encing but littie relief. Having seen your preparations extensively ad- vertised, I consulted with my family physician iu regard to using your Extract Buciiu. I did this because I had used all kinds of adver tised remedies, and had found them worthless, and some quite injurious; la fact, I despaired of ever getting well, and determined to use no remedies hereafter unless 1 knew of the ingredients. It was this that prompted me to use your remedy. As you advertised that it was comuosed of buchu. cubebs. and Juniper berries, It occurred to me and mv phy sicians as an excellent combiuaation, and with his advice,- after an examination of the article, and consulting again with the druggist, I concluded to try ilk i commenced us use about eight months ago, at which time 1 was confined to mv room. From the first bottle I was astonished and gratified at the oenenciai euect, anu alter using it three weeks, was able to walk out. -1 felt much like writing you a full statement of my case at that time, but thought my Improvement might only be temporary, and there fore concluded to defer and see if it would effect a perfect cure, Knowing then it would be of greater value to you, and more satisfactory to me. -1 am now able to report that a cure istffected after using the remedy for hve months- -. - I have not used any now fur three mouths, and feel as well in all respects as ever i did. Vour Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant taste and odor, a nice tonic and Invigorator of the sys tem, I do not mean to be without it whenever occa sion tuny t equire ua use in ucn affections. - - M. Mc t) H'MTCTC. Should any doubt Mr. McCormick's statement, he reiers to tue lonowinggentiemen : lion. Wm. Bigler, ex-Oovernor. Pennsylvania. Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia." Hon. J. C. Knox, Judne, Philadelphia. ' Hon. J.8. Blacki Judsje-, Philadelphia. ' . Hon. I. R. Porter, ex-Governor. Pennsylvania. Hon. Kllis Levis, Jude, Philadelphia. Hon; R. V. Grier, Judge, United states Court. Hon. G. W. Woodward, .fudge, Philadelphia. Hon. V. A Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia Hon. K. Banks, Aoditor-lenerai,Washington,D.C. .- And many others. If necessary. .' Hold by Urueetsts and dealers everywhere. Be ware of counterfeits. - Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. - Pktck f 1.S5 per bottle, or, t bottles for U.50. Delivered to any address. - Describe Bymp- 10ms in an communications. ; . Address H. T. HKLMBOLD, Drug and Chemical w arenouse, o jtiroaqway, jx.y. ..... , 3"Nonesre genuine unless done up in steel-en- graved wrapper, with fac-siuille of my Chemical Varehouse, and signed tua-inj H. T- HELMUOLD. ards ef Vixdm for voune men. on the Rulinir Passion in Yotuh and lrlv Manhood, with 8LF IlKLP for the Erring and unfortunate. . Kent In sealed letter envelopes, tree of chance. Address HOWARD ABaOCTATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. i -(.- Ma a hoed r How Lost, How Restored. - . . mel Just published, a new edition of Dr. iCulverweli'a Celebrated Essay on the . zTt radical cure (without medicine) of w. .-i .- v fcpermatorrlMra. or bemuiaL eak- . , . u i 7 n ..... . cu..i;nor T .v.o. Impotency. Mental and Physical incia!lty. Im pedimenta to Marrluire, etc ; aJo, Consumption, Ep ilepsy, ana t us. lnauxa Dy seu uiauijjeuce or sexu al extravagance. - , . Kti Price In a sealed envelope, only o cents. The Celebrated mhiIiiit in this hi! niirniilft esSiv. C?arly demonstrates from a thirtv j ears' successful practice, thnt the alarming consequences of self- abu.se may be radically cured without the daneer- ous nwof Inteniat medicine or the-nrmllcatlon of Itie kn pmmiTigoKt a nitxteof cure at ooce sim ple, certain and efSectual, by nieitn t of which every aufferer. no matter what his conditio may be. may cure nuuseii ciieapiy, privately ana radically. Mrr i bts lecture should be iu ttio nanus or every youth and every man in the land. - . Sent under eetd. to any address. In ulain envelope postpaid, on thereceipt of sixcents.or two postage siauips. AiKO. i)T. L-uiverweu s -MaiTiage uuiue, ' pnee io cents. Address tne puDuhers, ;- - Chas. J. C Klixk A Co.. ' I2-40-y ,i 127 Bowery, New York, P. 0. 43S8. DR. WHITTTER, A REGULAR GRADUATE OF IX MEDICINE, ns diploma at Office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of Vknekkal, Bkxl al and Pbivatk Diseas es than any other physician in St. Louis. Syphilis, (Jonorrhaj, Gleet, Stricture, Orchittis, Hernia, and Btipture ; all urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or Mercurial AtUictions of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treated with unparallelled success. -. - - Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debbillty and I m po tency, as the result of self abuse in youth, ttexn al excess In maturer years, or other causes, and which produce some of the following effects, as Nocturnal- Emiwiens, blotches, debility, dizzi ness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to-society of females, loss of memory and sexual pewer, and rendering marriage improper, are permanently cured. The Doctor's opportunities In hospital and private practice are unsurpassed In St. Louis or any other city. Back files of St. Louis papers prove that he has been located here longer than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and appointments, are un rivalled in the west,- unsurpassed anywhere. Age, with experience, can be relied upon, and the doctor can refer to many physicians through out the country. .In past success and present position-be stands without a competitor. ....... The Writlns-s of a Physician whose rep - atation ia -Union-wide should . . - be worth reading. .- . M Doctor Whittier publishes a Medlrol Pamph let relating to venereal diseases and the disas trous and varied consequence of self-abuse that will be sent to any address In a sealed envelope for two stamps. Many physicians introduce pa tients to the doctor after reading his medical Jiamplilet. Communications confidential. A riendlv talk will cost von nothing. Oflice cen tral, yet retired No. 617 St. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo. - Hours 11a.m. to 7- p.m. Sundays 12 to 2p.m. ,: , - . 22-y NEW STEAM FERE Y The Brownville Ferry Company have now running between BROWNVILLE, NEB., - AND ITortli Star and Phelps City, Mo., , idc new ana coramoaious Meant J- erry I1ARY J. AIUIOLD! THIS BOAT fa entirely new, with power and capacity to cross everything that may come. In any weather. For crossing Cattle into or out of thin Land Dis trict, this is the best point This boat Is efpecinlly fitted up to enxure safety in erossine stock, and large cauls pens are already erected at tbe St. Joe. t". B. uepot a rneira mr. we can insure me traveling public that all in oar power shall Be done to make his the most reliable crossing oa the iiissoorl river. BSOWN'TtLLK FERRY CO. 18-35-tf "ALL AEO.UID V 99 Tne Brownville Transfer Line, rnder the manageuient of JACOB no GEIIS, , Is now kenning Kegnlar Ommbosces from Brownville to tlie Hailroail Terminus of tht Conocll Bluff and St. Joseph Bailroad, At irortli Star, IIo., Two XUe from Brownville asd rorth Sin Ferry Lsmtin.;. . Good Omnibnsses. Close Connectxonr Charge. Ioderata 30-tf JTOHJf L. CARSON, BRO WXYILLE XEBRA SKA Exchange Donsrht and Sold on all the prin cipal cities. Also dealer in Gold and Silver Coin, Gold Dust and . GOVEinnisirr boites. Deposits received, parable at sicht. Inter est paid on time deposit by KjH'cial agree meat. Taxes paid for non-rthideutf All kinds of U. S. Eoads wanted. . if At the Sign I the Big Bed Stead Is the place to buy FURHiTUREAIID UPHOLSTERY XXcTPjVUJL. Co., Keep constantly on hand a complete assort : .. . . i i roent of. . : - . . y Sofas, Beadtteadt, Wardrobes, . , Bureaus, . r Rockinn Chains, Sprina Beds, ' . . Wash i'onrfs. What liots, Hat Racks, Kitchen ' Kitchen ana and Parlor Parlor, Chairs, z. MarbJe . f--J Tanned v- 2-- Tables. Center Klnm.U. f I--v; Lounges, Settees, ' Kitchen Safes. Plain Stands. Lounue Springs. Swing Cribs, , Office Chairs, Comforts, Tttc-tetct, Mattr-esxe. lied Springs, Children's Cabs and Gios, ' Hilt and Rofettood Moulding, Sheets, Pillows, Pillow Slips, etc., etc , SHOW OASES & OFFICE WOEK LIADE TO ORDER f L And anything and everything required to set r .. , up plain or fancy housekeeping All of their ware Is either manufactured or put np under their special superintendence, which euables thein to sell sound articles at smaller, prices than Eastern manufactured goods. ... Oiii? Hearse 0dP ... . t . . . . Is at the service of the pnbllc at any lime It may be needed, and is gotten np in as fine style as any larurer east. Metalic- Bnrial Cases -, ,. , ' of all sizes constantly oa hand,. A. t " IE si s t'e r ri . 1 r,i o o a -. i r . We are doing baslness on -. STRICTLY CASH PRINCIPLXS . : , - . . . ,' AT A i - , 4 . , ... Small Profit and by attention to business and the wantsoi the commnnltyj expect in the future as in the last to receive the patronage of the publle generally. a , " IIcrALI. & CO. HAUK & ARM1TAGE Wholesale and Retail I'o. 21, ain Street, KO W VILLE, PJEB. KTeep constantly on hand" a full assorlmenVoj " Staple arid Fancy GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Glassware & Queensware GI m VS At CJLZ. ! CJonntfy Produce Always Wanted L-VNNON & IIENTON, TJ C i v SMITHS, - Foot of Main St., ' BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA. WOULD inform the public that they are prepared ro do ail kinds of Custom Work. For Shoeing Horses and Ironing of Bujr- ies, they bave tho latest Improved machinery. illlMS t."Arri. .ive mem a cau wnen you prompt anil durable worR done. LOOK "-HEBE ! You Carpenter, -Tanner . : MERCHANT, " ' and everybody else ithat want to buy TI7M.; W. RANDOL, at- Peru, Y V keen on hand a full supply of No. Cottonwood Shingles, which he will soli cheap for cash, or will trade for younir stock or train. All Shingles Warranted. Don't forget the place. r)-3m ' - Feru. Isebraska. a : O 0Q u o fcc a o O Shellenberger Bros. Ho. 74, BIcPhersoa's Block, Sole Agents In Southern Nebraska, Atchison and Holt County, l&o.t for the . r" ys. REAPBH AlfD IIOWZR. EEST 111712 YCriD! I ALSO Caiitoii upper ;-Plov 40 THE BEST PLO WHO W MADE! 1: y - will ;;;jg.:;.;r',-.gj -h-S3l S3 1 . -3 0 . s W" -TT 1869. SPRING. 18C9! THEO. HILLa CO. Invite the attention of thecIMzensof Brown ville and surronndln!? community to their splendid stock of STAPLE AND FANCY BUY GO 030; LADIES' SERGE, LACE, Congress & Button Shoes, Sprixo and Summer Hats, CARFETS, OIL CLOTHS, AMD GROCERIES, Ml Eresh Goods ! Choice Spring Prints, Ten Thousand Yards, Brown & BrchdXIuslins .1 r Twelve Thousand Yards, y-t 'm, f Lnncnster, Glasrow, ' . UlUSnaniS,! Scotchs, and Seaside, : Three Thousand Yards 3,500 Yards JkitvilS) Jaconets, Pcrcals, Organ dies ana Urenedines. Piques and XXaira.n One Thousand Yards, Dress Goods, 'lpurmme?.d Two Thousand Yards, 4,ooo Yards Swiss Muslins, Plaid, Striped , , a T j . .ana vieccea oacvncig, j.an nook, Victoria Lawns, Book Mulls, Birds Eye Linen,. Cor ded, Dimity, Irish Linens, " 3,ooo Yards, Striped Shirting, Check Shirt ing, Ticking, all grades. 3,5ooo Yards. Collonades, . Denims, Tweeds, Kentucky, Maryland and Mis souri Jeans, and Fine Casst meres. Table Linens, j . . .-' ' Bleached, Vribleachedahd Col ored, , , " Crash, :.i While and Brown, 40 pieces. Towels, . : Linen and Turkish, 20 Doz. Hoop Sldrts, Dfop, Open Front and Bustle, nil sizes. 40 Dozen. Parasols and Pans, All Styles. Twenty-fite Doz. - Cloth and Silk Cloalis, Latest Spring Styles. 10 Doz. Bed Spreads, White and Color :cd Ltncnand Cotton. 12 Dozen. SeanHess IJarrs aVo. 1 article. So i)otcn. Pnr and Straw Hat3, 2&w Styles. Forty Dqz$7& Choice Groceries FULL STOCK. CelebratndCIoliiio Plows, 1,000. Hardwaro Cz Queensware. FULL STOCK. FLORENCE IXX:K STITCH REVErSIELE FED - J.- Vsi AWARDED TI1E HIGHEST XrUVZl WHEREVER EXHIBITED. THE ONLY OrSld - Capable of Scwlnsr In More than ea Direction, ; AND Fastening all lis orrn Scaras, WITHOUT STOPPIXG TUK It A CHIN t, OR TUIiXIMl TJJK VLOIJI. It CSFS and WASTFS LESS THREAD than any uthur, and v i!lcninititi- aentu wihuut bulUing tbe vuUs uf the (urvutl. Warranted to Sew Heavy or Pins GOODH EQUALLY A3 WELL, ; o v iz ij, r o , o o o ; MACHINES SOLD SINCE lid, tgSnl for Reports ami Owular. t " ' W3I.cri.AXT, General Asrcat, .613 XORTII HOl'RTH ST ST. LOUIS, MO. J. XV. IIENDERSOX, Brovrn vllle, Xeb. 13-ly 5 - 'the AMERICAN SHUTTLE- SEWING rvXACIIINE. T-J retailed at a prloe 1thin the renoh of alL Thin Machine nxt a atraitrlit ntOlts nmkn t) !. Miiclj (alike on boCU sulest, hiw aM-lf tMlJa'.i.n t-.':i-sion, atiU can do every variffy u( wiii. It w ll hem. 6U, bintl. orJ, braW. 4!ii. quilt, t.iclc. ruiiiw antl Kllir; will worfc eqtmliy wil mi li, 1k-u, woolen or cotton g'nx!-, wi'.li ilk, linen or cviluu tbreatl. THE Tf XT?n Tn T IT nTYYTrTwTY Y S ewingMachine VI arranted for Five Years Our acrente will be supplied with doplioate part, of the Mac-liine, In cw oi arch lent. It nnitp irwi!y the same stitch nmiie by the Smusr, Vntcr t Wif mn, Howe aiul Klorenre Ma-!ilinn. It has ilipunW feeu, like the bt of hiih pn-Hl niachmwt, and tli only row priced shuttle machine In th market that has this rVfd. V'e are enantwt to nil a dmtclttst Shuttle Mar-hine at a Tery low price, on wxwint of iu simplicity, ami cotisfvient low cntof niHnudic turing, in CaiiiparLsoii wii.li cotupllcatetl aim'timr. A. G E N T S . -' - : We wish to arrange with Asrnts, male or fpmnlp, to represent the American Shuttle Sewimj; If n hm In etu h Mate, County ami Town In the VnUed ttHtei anl Ontario. Extra inilicenietls tw 1 j;twim'v1 Aeetita. For full particulars, a to tC.ln.ry or Voaif miMxiou, odclreMu. G. V ir Andrews, General Aent, ' Detroit, nici. JC. B. Eor the benefit Of oitf -rf-ils we have ar. ransetl with parties who bave d -! uitafj for Sewing Machine Agents to n.11. We will wml nt le of sampler and full particulnrs on rnceiptof one rwt lmp. Adtlresa O. V. N. Amlrt-ws, tieneral Aeut, DiAroit, Mica. . laa-iy , GROVEH & BAKER'S FIRST PRKMItTit ELASTIC STITCH FAMILY SEVlflQ MACHIIiES 4iB5 Bremdiemff, .Ww VJr, .' Points of xcellenc. Beauty antl Elasticity of "feu tea. Perfection and Simplicity oc r. chineryv Using both threads directly froa. the spoola. - No fastening of gcuros by hand and no waste of thread. Wide rane of application without change of adjustment. " . , The seahi retains its beauty and firm ness after washing and ironing. Besides doing all kind3 of work dono by other Sewing Machine3, these Ma chines execute the most beautiful and permanent Embroidery and ornamen tal work. - JsTi- The Highest Premiums at all the feir and exhibitions ofth Uaitcd States and Europe, have beett awarded the G rover A Ba ker Sewing Machines, and the work done by them.whereverexhi'bited, In core petition. . . . . j . .. .... . J9r .Tlie very highest priio, Th Cwr th T,egrto stf Eumory was conferred on th repreiKyatAtlve of "the Grover A Baker Sewln? Machines, at the Exposition Unlrersclla, rarls, LS67, thns attesting their jrreat superl- orltyover all other Sewing Machines. , lira. J. XI. ilSAII, Asent, 3-r . BfiOWYILLE. Enipir'6 Shuttlo Iladdnc, Patented Ft. ! 1, 1300, A Sept. 1, 1XGB. RECE1VETJ THE nP,ST PRIZE . ' AT TUK Great Fair of the American Institute ( In New York, Oct. 215, And Highest Premium tor Cent . Manufacturing Machine At Paris Exposition, July, 1.-&7. Jfo. 1 Family Machine. - ...... ...... "uni i w..-.. m iiw yriat , nr mftan(m, rmniwiwinK many rare arxl vluobie in provementM, havlnif been examinefi by tne mixl pnfonml experta, and pronounced to be slmpLiL.t and perfection combined- The following are the principal objections areedi Siraintt itewin machines: i. j-.ireiwive nint'ive to tne operator. 1 Liability to et out of oM.-r. 3. Kpene. trouble, and hwa of lira a rwrlnic 4 T rwrwt t mw uruu . : ..... . . The Empire Sewing ifachine w Exempt w ni mt-isw nai . w.j mi mr fl. Pin rt4TSP Mwal a 1 curu An l..pW - . . ' S With Vt Ln n lltWJ AP Mii k!m.a.i frtn rhaMpaawl . , v.- a va a ,JmA. t Ilesia, Pells, Bind3, Braids, Tucks, Quilt3, Plaits and Gathers.. As Family Sewing Machine it Las no superior. Special attentioo h called to our new Improved. Kes, 3 & 3-iIaaivtacturtiis IlacMae Ther have been IhoroucMv tete.l on evprr des cription of (.loth and Leather Work, rumuiis by Steni .Power tU the nUs at l,2fX) StitcJtcspcr J ft nulc. Pro)iirin mora than double the worlt of any oth er shuttle Machine now in iwe ; t!:est:tcb is titht, uniform and beautiful : they are nimpie in construc tion, ensily uniii rstixxl. aiwl w: t i..il.i to out; W or4'r, run 1 ;-,-t:t :ap.J are c: rauv?ly :, For Tailoring; or Leather Wurii wc claim that they ar not only e'jual. but much "'inerior t aur ctber machine thai lias ever been offered to the pu.c. iroSaTringllachiiis Co., 17. Y, "'ELLS A niCILAnr-SON', t Joseph, Mcu General Agents N, W. States and Territories, J, S. Schencli, Agent, TCJl-l!W ErowBvCiv,