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(Xmaiia, June 15, 1870.
JhoriNebraska State Horticultural
Sfbic'ty convened on call of thePresi
di:in special meeting. Officers
plelseriiii"?. S. Masters, President ; O.
KlMason Treasurer; B. W. Furnas,
SScretarjr. A goodly number of old
member; were present, and booksjxj
ing opened, aboutonehundred new
members -wWrV.'HddfMo the'lists
TUere werealScrprescnt, asvfsftbffe,-:.
Marshall J21 Wilder.' Boston Mass...
Pre3idenfJS.meripari Pomological So
cietal' CharlesiDWniug Newberg,
Hs Y. ; Mr. Elwangef andMr. Barry t
Rochester, N. Y. pH. C, 'Raymond
and H. A. Terry, of Iowa.
Mr. Wilder being called upon ad
dressed, the Society at 'jsamo. length"
xeferring'to the early history of Hor
ticultural AndlPomological organiza
tions : 'theirobiects.- progress, and ac
complishments. He congratulated;
ttievNeoraska State Horticultural Sor
cy&ftonits auspicious commencement,
and expressed his astonishmentat the
nroirress our voung State had made
In Agriculture, Horticulture and Pom
ology, and predicted for -it "a bright
future.
-Sllr. Downing, Barry,- Jr. Lowe,
Gov. Saunders and Judge Mason,
were successfully called upon, and' re
sponded with brief impromptu ad
dresses. 'la .xi """ "" ' '
ENTRIES.
VEGETABLES.
Aro. Smith, Rock .Bluffy :Nefc
Early Rose Potatoes early frame cu
cumber, early Wakefield cabbage,,
white Dutch Turnips.
A. Donohue, Omaha Three, heads'
early London cauliflower, siar heads
London coss lettuce, half dozen-white
spine cucumber, dozen Simbn's-blood
red turnip beet, six heads early Wake
field cabbage, six bunches early horn
carrot. Dan O'Rourke peas..Newing-
tym wonder string beans, one dozen
early Globe turnips.
XC M. Aumock Omaha Half doien
Kohl RabL
Emerson Stoddard, Irvington, Neb.
Half peck early Rose potatoes, one
doaen bunches onions, -one- doaeii
bunches, early scarlet short top radish,
half dozen white spine cucumber, lot
Ebarb Victoria.
W. Brewster Irvington Half
n early -white Globe turnip, half
doeen bunches onions, one dozen
bandies early turnip beet, half dozen
.early Wakefield cabbage.
Vtf. W. Tousley, Omaha Half peck
early Rose potatoes, two bunches jLIur
neus Rhubarb,, four feet long, half;
dozen bunches early nord carrot, half
,dzen bunches Altringham carrot, one
dozeiTbtmches asparagus, two .early
Erfurt cauliflower, half dozen buneh
q($3bioMfrom seed, half deaea
bunches onions from tops71ialf dozen
bunches early turnip beet, half dozen
buaehea early red top turnip, half
auzen eany waKenem capDage&iarge
drumhead letiuce.
n'i&tnrk -tJ& lila4-VtnvA "AmmIU ' "L3K
'-i
wly Wakefield cabbage, onerly
Erfurt cabbage, one carled-SiKeU-let1
tuCeTbne.curled Simpson. lettuce, one
bunch Dihneus Rhubarb, half dozen
hunches early turnip beet, half dozen
bunches early scarlet short top radish
es, Tom Thumb peas, strawberry jeas,
McLean's little gem. peas, Caractus
peas, -early Rose potatoes, "three
bunches early Bassiho beets, three
bunches strap leaved turnips, one
head Erfurt cauliflower, specimen
early six weeks corn in bloom.
C Merman, Omaha Specimen
Tom Thumb peas.
A. A. McCoy Half dozen China
radishes.
Nicholas Morgan Three heads of
early Dutch cabbages three heads early
curled Silesia lettuce, three heads
pearls fCo&s lettuce, one half peck
sphjtesproujrpotatoes, specimen early
pse?pstatoes, specimen king of earli-
s -potatoes, xliree bunches purple top
turnips, one peck McLean's little
gem peas, half dozen bunches onions,
five varieties radishes.
J. R. Hoel One half dozen rad
ishes. --W J. Hesser, Plattsmouth Collec
Tionof vegetables.
Thomas L. Shaw:-One early Walce
field cabbage, one half peck early rose
potatoes, one half dozen radishes, lot
lef string beans.
STBAW'BERREES AND OTHER
Sir ALL
,.: fkutts. .
r' Governor Saunders Peabody neck
pine.
Mr. Pratt, Omaha Specimen WIl
.5on Albany.
R. W. Furnas, Brown vi lie Speci
men Rob Roy, Cottage Girl and Long
Green goosberrles.
CfHlWooloot Plattsmouth One
specimen Wilson Albany strawberry.
IE. W Brewster Miama. black
jpEMpberries, Philadelphia' raspberry,
Kitatinay blackberry, (branches full
fruit.)
Robert Teare, Brownville Albany
seedling, and agriculturist strawberry-
r - xpples.
Mr. J. H. Masters exhibited Wine
Sap and May apples, of Nebraska
growth, in fine state of preservation.
C. H. Raymond, of Council Bluffs,
wa, exhibited Missouri JS.eeper ap
es. " tuwu auuies wure &iu iu kuuu
swte or preservation.
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!Vf FLOWERS.
Ryan & Co., proprietors of Omaha
Wursery ana ween nouses, exnioitea
as follows Twenty ivys, twenty va
rieties of geraniums, thirty-five beo
.gShias, twenty saxifrages, five fra
grant balms, twenty-five tradescanteas
ten ageratums, nve grasses, two Japan
honeysuckles, ten mosses, ten mey-
worths, eight reverrews, ten coleus,
ten. fuschias, fifteen hanging baskets,
two large garden baskets.
A number of the above large speci
mens were objects of attraction ; also
two large boquets.
.Ciffi Aamock One dozen gerani
ums (assorted), six coleus, (assorted)
'six pinks (dianthus), six salvias (as
sorted), six fuschias (assorted), four
oleanders, .three begonias, six, verbe-.
nae assorted colors six antlrrinum,
(snap dragon), six treppliums, large
quantitity or misceiianeus pianu 1017
Jageand flowering.
J. T. Allea One scarlet geranium,
five feet high, onelarge Caladum, one
Agafanthus in bloom, one India rub-
rgr tree, tnree large nanging oasseiH,
-twen-four varieties green house
plants. Also a fine collection
of mountain evergreens and flow
IStsf for which he deserves great
fcredit, consisting of specimens ofpines,
VnriifPs. Rasre nlants from the rdains.
' naetus in variety, Sedums, andcut
ISS-KEC
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jaawers from the mountains and
plains.
Mrs. Hauver Firjje specimen, of
rosekerauium.
Mx3. Gen. OrBrien. Magnificent
oleander, six feet liigh.
B. E.3. Kennedy Tub of poanas,
twwspkRted in full bloom.
-&!;:. "W. Hbman Exaeedisgly
" jatxevaae of pansies, In bloeaa and in
vftniy. ?s
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Mrs. E.
flowers.
Stoddard Case
of
wax
Mrs. R. "W. Furnas, Rrownvillch-;
i1
Variety of, ;cut flowers.,, . , . '
H. A. Terry, Crescent Cfty.flowa1
Hand boquet.
H. C. Raymond, Council 'Bluffs,
IowaHand boquet. '.,
' Mrs. Ellwauger.JRochester, N. :-
i SnlenaidJboouet o roses v-
:f rk -r..t '..... xr -v
jure. xrowiuux, liiiiwig,!. . .-77.
Hand boquet. J
Mrs. J. W. Tousley Green house
plants.
Mrs. Preston H. Allen One. large
hanging basket and pink geraniums.'
Mrs. J. w. vaa uscranu snuv
blooming fuschin.
W. J. Hesser, Plat tsmbuth Collec
tion of green house plants, among
which was afuschia five. feet high, on
which was over one hundred flowers
and buds.
Brice Veers exhibited specimens of
green corn, stalks five feet in iieigut,
planted April .25th.
L. A. WalkerD. H.- Wheeler and
Dr. E. Lowe wereflppointcdan award
ing committee, to examiue.articlesou
exhibition and award premiums.
After examination'they madejtho.fol-
Iowing
beport :
The awnrdlnir committee appointed
by tho Board, submit the following
renortLof awards to exhibitors, as' ex
hibited at the 'unhuul exhibition, of
the State Horticultural Society, held
at Omaha City, June 15, and 16, 1S70:
In Tiew of -the fact that this is' the
first annual exhibition of the Society,
and no regular list of premiums has
been offered to the public, and there
fore competitionn'ot.been asked for as
between parties exhibiting the.coni
mittee recommend that a diploma of
this Society be awarded to each per
son who has placed articles on exhi
bition. ... ,
'Your committee wo'did, on behalf
of the ".Society express their obliga
tions to J. T. Allen, florist of Oniaha
City, for his services in arranging and
caring for the articles serit'ibr exhi
bition, and especially lfor the ever
greens, cactus, and other productions
of the mountains, which be has, at
quite an expense obtained'for exhibi
tion at this time.
From the 'quantities of flowers
shown vourcdmiriittea were 'almost
inclined to the belief that we are
lATaericandesert asNebraskahas some-
tlmee been called, but in the sun
ny clime of the south where flowers
are the spontaneous pioduction of the
ssoil.
: Your committee feel that special
mention is due the floral exhibition
of ;Ryan fc Co., J. Ti Allen and CM.
Aumock, propagators and dealers of
jOmaha Gity. Mr. C. J. RyaaJaia
practical florist, of many years expe
jrience, from Rochester, N. Y.
Ekos LOWE, .
L.i A. Walker,
D.: H. Wheeler.
U.
RESOLUTIONS.
The followincr resolutions were of-
.t
:feredand adopted : ' ' v
Ketolce&JThkt s committee of Ave, conelst1--lng
of Measrs. J. H. Masters, of Otoe oouiitr;
R. W. Earna8, of Nemaha county ; .jPerry,!
waixer, oi.uass county; ur. weo. isurai,
of Doutrlas county: and E. Reaver of Rich
ardson county, be and are hereby appointed
K repors ai.we next sesBiqa 01 this Hoelety;
a list of fruits, large and tmalL thai have been
successfully cultivated in Nebraska, and are
woribXjBjrecomraeaetatlon.. - 's-'fr-ma
Jiesdveti, That the thanks of tho Board
are hereby tendered, to theOtlreHB of Omaha
for their kindness and- characteristic hospi
tality extended to.delegates In attendance.
Resolved, Tha, t Xhanks are especially exten
ded to the ladies and gentlemen of the city
of Ornatea-who have bad "oharee'of ftrepar-'
iBeaudarradfelHgthehaH, a"3- condBctlng
thlsirieetlHgof theScpctety.
. RexArcd, , That Marshall P; Wilder of
A.Warder,Ohfo;"chas. Pownlnp, P.RRrry
and Ellwanger. Uew York: SL 8haw.
Missouri: W. C. Fla8S.andDr.null.IlUaols:
J.IiJohuson Utah; M.W.PhIUlps. Miss.:
Edward S. Moore. Allch.: Sue! Foster and
Prot Mathews, Towa; and John LewJs, West
Virginia; ate hereby elected honorary and
liie.jneKibers 01 this Association.
Rtoolccd. Thnt the BDecial thanks of this
society ba.a8d are hereby tendered to- Mrs.
unas. downing, JsewDerg, Jfew York, and
Mrs. Ell wanger,- Rochester, Newjyork, for
contrlbstlonsof magnifleant boqnotsfrom
theliidties. ; r t
Beidiced, That"wecordIally"recommendthe
co-operative system to the settlers of this
State in the purchase of fruit trees, shrubs I
auu vines; nna recommend to uounty Agri
cultural anu Horticultural Associations, the
propriety of appointing some suitable per
son to act as agent for each county In pro
curing on the best terms possible, such sup
plies as members may desire;. also that we 1
recommend home raised fruit trees as re-
Jerable, wheri they can bo obtained.
jcctoicea, xuat tne;-,"njiddie;men" or "tree
cddleraV have seriously Injured, disconrag
1 aad retarded the fruit erowlnt interests
in this State," by selling and delivering trees,
not adapted to our soil and climate, not har
dy, inferior in quality and not properly han-
JJcoa-ed, ThatJ. T. Allen be appointed to
prepare a report at tho next session of this
Society on tho evergreens and hardy plants
of the mountains.
Jtetolved, .That R. W. Furnas, J. Ryan, and
A. Deyo. be appointed a committee, to pre-1
fare a bill for on act to incorporate the State
lortlcultural Society, to be Introduced at the
next session of our Legislature.
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The following communication was
received, read, and the invitation ac
cepted. Davkspout, Iowa, June 13, 1870.
Col. R. WV Fuictas; Secretary Nebraska
State Horticultural Society, Omaha, Ne
braska. -CbtoneZ Tho officers and members of tho
Eastern Central Iowa Horticultural Society,
respectfully invite the members of your So-I
clety to meet with us onthe22dand23dinsts.,
at Iowa City, where our semi-annual meet-
. j,;;, -.. . . .iu,uauinu
Mo, III.; Arthur
and other horti
bo T)TPMnt. alna
i-roi. jwLaiuuwB. 01 our mate, pomoiogist, !,
W. Adam, & TT'Hadd, rr. John E. Ennls.
Suel Fuster.'and others, of Iowa, will be In
attendance, and a good time is expected. -By
addressing Suel Foster, our President, at
Muscatine. Iowa, or myself, at this place,
tickets can be had on the C, R. I. & P.B. R.
by which the fare will be reduced sixty per
cent, both ways.
Yoars very truly,
1 J. W. Peasxas,
Corresponding Secretary.
Society adjourned, to meet at
Brownville, September 21st. 1870, and
continue during the State Fair.
J. H. MASTERS, President,
R. W. Furnas," Secretary.
Gee Farmfag Imalemeafe are the
basis of success In making the farm
pay. Without these, though the soil and
cllraate are favorable, farming in, the nine
teenth century cannot be made profitable, as
the basis of all prices is upon that which can
be produced most successfully, with the least
labor, in the greatest quantity, on a given
amount of land. The first requisite to farm
ing is a good Plow, one that will scour readi
ly in all soils, and la made of the best mate
rial upon scientific principles based upon the
experience of centuries. -The Canton Clipper
Plow will be. found the plow combining these
qualities In 'the greatest degree. As Corn is
the staplecropof this section, a good Corn
Planter tea-desideratum io profitable farm
Ingotto begot along without. Such an one
Is Selby's Union Corn Planter. The next
implement is a good Cultivator; -such is Par
liaaaSg'CjilUvator. it is easily man
aged, docs ltswork well, with, ease to the
horses, and is 'durable. In small 'grain an
implement is needed that does lis, work well
in all kinds of gram. In all conditions and
positions ; one that works as well In grass as
grain, and' is of light, uniform draft on the
horses, hls means the John P. Manny
Reaper and Mower. A Stalk Cutter is also
necessary, and no better can beTound than
Cole's. All of these, together with all tho
lesser Implements, sach aa Hand Corn Plan
ters, Hay ..Knives, Forks, Spades, Rakes,
Hoes, etc., can be examined and purchased at
SHELLENBERGER BRO'S, If o. 74, McPher-
son Block, Brownville.
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JP7ieasantGame
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ArjfZr.St$Mr.M Hsir .stwtaraBasa
and
..- iiiiitirr lannn inn .wjiiaapMinr aa:s.
wlllch Use best resulw are o&UiBed.yieldlHg
cr)p at mi .eerly perlo. aad. ta, ,oUs,na ;as.
n4ji'nttipprie not AvoraMetdtBto fraft.
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JUUfe-r All Uie leading JcbMte, UBr4 aadipyra-j
mil. , .
j'KAJi-ChoUtt nevf sorts, at present scarce. '
VKACIL OnTlUHi Stock.
j perrnrKjtn Vlum Ktnrk-. nrrsistd and dwarf.
rraBua ana awsn
and standard.
err Hne.
CJO!fr.VRXp-panUk dwarr, very ne,
JYLfc'Br.Opui.vaetetles. w. w
QVIXCK. Mmfvarlettes. r -MULltt&RV.
Most rarietles.
CKB'.-4HectioBS eBibraclngCt yarieties.
CUJt&iUrJKAU the caoice lrge-s6rts. '
Cbolceind rare KvarKreeawKbedodendniasr Flow-
erlaHUrubler'; Oraaraental Foliated .Plants;
IrojinE and Fancy Shade Trues,' graces
isify trained, wellawMcd to mOamtoattd.
borUere; and Cemetery Evergreens.
Zij-Tliose the better. tojSHsUUn distant .carriage are
Kept n pow.
TMEPL0X90X 5UBSKKIES,
atf I Hammonton,-3;'J.
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Address,
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4i PRIZE FOWLS.
Send for, the Hnxrtmcntal JXtrm, Stock, and Toul
try JirtTno,cBUilnlnc list of Fancy Fowls. Stock,
bred from pHre imported .varieties on the most im-
erovea.'pisBpS. ..Jlr. w. -.
' TTia ISKt.'cvunnrfeii KRntlnnMi'WriPiltA' and Ttarlc
!lorkHiM,iCreveOcearslUoredaas,JJ Fleebe Buff
k ockir, aoanisn jsi&ck ana wniie,.BeaorigBi jwii
iim.GtBiG.4cj aLso.all thebest varieties of wheat;
pais, euro, CKrerseea,c , -
a.-tC' k ! ' Cfcambersbarg.FmnkOes'Pa;'
Grapei Tliieg, Small Frail s,'aY
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early Ming riatcs.
teUMELAifi WALTER, ASSAWAMP8ETT,
' MABTKA.SALKM,JONA,
' DELAWARE.' "ri
sad many other kinds at' low rates, for Cash. All
ar qaamy pom, one ana two years uml
: ,
WESTCHESTER' BLACK CAP BASP
BERRY PLANTS, ,, . or
MOpcTdoaenMiMftperMK The bestRaserry
EARLY KING POTATO. r
$ pr poaad; five" pounds for H.09. Prtc by
jsasaei on appiicmioB jms rvuuo Manas anesa oi
any otliet variety in.the coantry for earliaessand
' Send .for catalogues, Sc Address,
OTIS TINKHAM,. .
jaa-tf JaMBJver. Bristol Q3LtMasa
WJIiLOWi DAME
jrUMSKllSBJglA3rb FRVITFAKMi
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8a,0a Peaek Trees, 1 1 . ,
Oae yesx.eld from bad, 3li to 5 feet high.
Sa,ee,a Apple. Trees ,
From one. to three years old, embracing the raost
profitable varieties 'for faaally aso and Market
Orchards. Inclndtatr tkA rlphrstMl nrlmo'a tint Am.
Also a general use e nanery stock, viz :
Jrears, Plmass, Ap4eCs, Xeetarlmes,
mlabes,;CBierrx ;Tree, J)eel4ma susl
o. j j-JBvrgreM Tresy
Redge FlantsGrape "VuVesaad SaoaU Fruits, "
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MMdlesex Osaaty, Mass.
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NOTTH1WH? W. CHENERY,
" BOERTETOB.
bb porter and. Breeder, or
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.or"Moutoa Fwndria- Sheep, Thorongh-lired and
TrottliiK Horses. c ' , ' '
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1 Wholesale Dealer in.
HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY
ISb: 6Sedh Third, bet. Felix fcdmondets
ST. JOSEPH, MOl
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TTJOINESS, Skirting, and all kinds
Ul j Sof Saddles, IAther, Bridies, Hardware,
tc, (Kinwtaaly on hand. AaeateferDMBoa'sCircB
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.!
T mmwi that has ftttended B3V eforts ia Shew
Breeding, and the satisfaction glrea for the fast SS
years. Induces me to contlnoe the boslaess, aKhoagh
atredpeed prices, owing to the general temporary
depression la wool a'ndsheep. 'I now; o""!0
acout 1UU. eniDracing jaiuuu, jHniimw
elder,
sheep, both Buclw and-Ews,'. These sheep embody
the best blood aad pedigree of, Vt. anil of. pare Ibt
rkntado Stock, the most
ftuuHroTMeri-
noes ever Imported, and
redthrect'ftom imported.
stock. : "Those now oflered ftr'sale areflaa ay
stock- Bams "Hammokd- ana - ob. ot
Dhop." "Hammond" has heavy neck and tad;
"Yoang'Gold Droo" is.. a smooth sheep; both
which are heavy and denseshearers. Icanaccoav
medate the fancy rH wishlpgtoparehaseBlieep.
Fnll pedigrees and anffident. gnaraa tees will a
company every isheep, nlcetyi cage; aad Mat ay
Express, at my risk, at reasonable and stated ratsa,
or otherwise If desirable, with sufficient forage to
any part of the. United Btatq? or Canada.
Alf.orders will be.flUed with the, utmost care
under my own personal supervision, and all reason
able satisfaction given In all cases.'
For further particulars aad Illustrated drcalars
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ST JlKD AXD PEARS.
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All Varieties caltlvate tan'aaiglft the Ualtc Staten, Jnclad
laal thei JVewest aa Raiirest ValHM;Klais, mhcH as
the Dacacawc Deaiaraemax, ciaa'8 jtrava-
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asd all iutsery Stock waated by either Dealers or Planters.
ORKAMENTAlS.
An extcaslve stack af the flaest ORH AMENTAI. TREES, SHRUBS
' ',IKoSES',-'c; ' We alshaVe all. the Hew aa Deaatifal
'i Weeaers, eh n9 the RI liM ARNOCK WIL
LOW, CUT LEATED WEEFITfC
BIRCH, WEEPIWC LARCU,
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IjO"W IIEOEIS OFPBEBB!
Three CafaloguiBs:
We Invite Obrrespon&ence, and
Address,
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Graves, Selover, Willard & Co.,
GENEVA, IVEW TORM.
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OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS,
' No. 76 Main Street, MePherson Block, Brownville, Nebraska.
Have file Largest Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
J. S. HetzeFs New York One Price Clothing Honse!
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINC.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
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TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, Etc., Etc.
A.
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HETZEL'S ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
MePherson Blocks No. TO Main Street Brownville, Nebraska.
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Wholesale and beaie deader in
firon, Steel, andHeavy
HAEDlVAiEf; ;
WAGON.Carriage.andPlow Works,
Agricultural ImplemenUSprlngMJt
eis, Axes, Shovels. Hpades, Files, JRasps. Chains,
Cirriageand Tire Boitt. Nnteand Washers. Nalte,
Horseand Male Shoes. Saws, CasthsRsaad Hoitow
Ware. SngarXettle. AndlroShlllea and IJda.
Btew Potej Bake O yeas, Fralt KeHesafl Sad Iroes.
BLACKSMITH' To'jDI-iSs '
"Aavils,1 Stocks arid 'Dies Bellows.1 Sledge artd
Hand Haramers, Vices, I'lneers, Kasjw,- arrters'
Knives, lire Iron, Jta ,' ,
' OCTFITTIWG GOOD!
.OxA'ekes, Axle Grease, Ox.Chalns, Wapw Jacks.
OiSfeoSahs. Shovels. Picks, etc.1 Sabsr'Spokes
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CELEBRATED MOLINE
M.OWB, Eagle Mowers. McOormlck's
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Com Planters. Sulky Corn' Cultivators,
Hand Com Sheliers, liay jukcs, etc, ot.
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Fairbanks' scales.
Baying my goods direct from manufacturers
' I ofifer very great Inducements to
WHOVtSAlX BUYERS.
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Published Annually,
will Send Catalogue on Invitation.
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Riimer Cultivator7Garden City CKpper Plow
PKHf TWO A2CD THREE-HORSE PLOWS,
SMITH'S CastCast.SteeLPLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOWS,
PBillSrCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
.ALL KINDS OP CORN PLOWS,
One and Two-Hole Hand Corn Shelters, and One,
Two and Four-Horse Power Sheliers.
IF YOQ WANT ANYTHING,
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS, AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OKTRi GOODS TO BE AS RECOMMENDED.
A full Supply of Exfaas always on Hand !
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AWARDED TII
HIGHEST PKEXIUX UraiTT
EXHIBITED.
The Only Machine
topaakroT Sewing la nwetfcaa one dirjj
Fastealaa; all its ewa Sea,
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OYEB SO.GOO
Sold Since 1861.
Send ftr BSrports CIism
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General Agent;
613 Sitk Fearth St., St. tanl,, Mi
DUNN & HAYS,.
LOCAL AGEXS,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA".
Empire Shuttle Machine.
Patentea Feb. 1 1, 1S60, &. ScpU I'.lSfc
RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE
f AT- TUB
;Great Fair of the American Institnig
In New York, Oct. 28, 1SC7,
And Highest Premium for Bes:
iMaamfacturing Machine
At Paris Exposition, July, J6C7i
Ne. 1 Family aiacklnc.
nitemaeJrineisconstrnrte! onancxrprlrdpieoJ!
mtsbanmn, pooseaslnr many rare and raloi)bfi-ia-jPnjvemente,
bavins betn examined by tbe imtS
;pnAHtsl eKpetta. and pronouncwltobestmpiatr
and perfection combined
Tke follaw-lng are the priaeipal objectloM tt.-goi
auiaat sewing machines:
1. Excessive fatijeue to the operator.
2 I.Wibllity to get oat of order.
3. Kxpen.se. trouble, and lowj of time in repaftfet,
4. Incapacity to sew.every description of maiedii-.
5. Disagreeable noise wliUe in operation.
The Empire ScwingJJhchine w Etmpf
fronvatt'tiicec Objections.
It has a- straight Xeedle, rcrpendicalarAokn
makes thcIiOck orSliiittleStlteh, which will nHOur
rip nor ravel, ami Is alikeon both sides: perftnn
perfect sewlnc on everj- description of mturit)
wRh cotton, lineaor silk thread, from the com
,to the tinest'immbw.
It Hfemsi Flla, Binds, Braids, Tuclt3r
' Quilts, Plaits and Gathers.
As a. TaaMy Sewing Machine It bos no wpe-fett
Special uttention is called to wtrncw iraprortd:
Kos. 2 iSr3 MftHT? factariag 3acifa w-
TheItv:bettftOTo(cbiyte!itcd'oacTy:-)-cription'
of ClOth mnTEeather Work, rucnlBfSr
Steam Power at the rate of
1,200 Stitches per Minute.
Prodscin? more than double the wort of anr oth
er Shuttle Machine now in are: thestttchlsttoir..
uniform and benatlftri J tbeyareiiamleincwiri
tlun easilv nndrstood.'ainiMtlnaMe torctiwf
of order, ran ltaht and are conpartvly uMIj
For Tallorinc or leather Work wd5atttUr
tuecneiiac:
For Tailorins or leather "Work wd5atttur
are not only equal, bat much superior to nreth
xnacnine mat uas ever oeen onereu louiepsuw.
Empire Sewing Machine co.,:Mi.
WEQLS &. RICIIiVRBSOK,.
SCJbsepluMo.
General Agents N. vr. Stntcsantl Terltorie
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
, 405 Broadtcny,.J'tc York..
Poiats of ExealleHce.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch:
Perfection and Simplicity of 3fa
chinery. Using both threads directly froffi
the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand aa5
no waste of thread.
, "Wide rangeef application without
change of adjustment.
Theseamretainsits beauty andfira-
ness after washing and ironing.
BpsidftSfTninn-all kinds of work done-
Kby other Sowing Machines, these Me-
permanent Embroidery andornanE.'
tal work.
. X$- Tho Highest rremiums nt all the Iain-
and exhibitions of. the United Stats a5
Europe, hwwe beewawHrdedthcGroverlB'
ker Sewing tlacMxea, and theworsd0BDy
them, where'er exhibited, In competition.
9- The very highest prlae, Tht Crvr
the Jjegion or Honor, iras cfjnferred ofl tSr
representative of the G rover JtBakerSewlnff
Machines, at the Exposition Universe11
Paris, 1S67, tho attesting their great superi
ority over all other Sewing Machines.
THE GREAT
Through Passenger Routs
PJROX
BROWNVILLE, NKB.r
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It In the bet Short Rnatu from BK0irXJ$r'.
ami all potato o the ST. JOSEPH i.Vl'
MLVriS KAILEOAD, to the
EAST OR SOUTH,
IT ITHE SHORT LLNE TO
QTJXNCY, ST. liOtJlS,
and Soatierx Cities.
ABd the Hsost desirable route to
CHICAGO BETK0IT, PITTSBCS6r
TeWo,Baflal8, Phihrfelpkla, Baltiawret-l1
ye wIert,Beste,ad all Fw'HtsEut or in'
PawieBgers taking other lines East or Wf.V'La
by all means take this Ib returning. t,Hrif
through a splendid country: large "inijppei
dMeauHAovw a first-class and elegants equ''
road.
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