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THE ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1871.
Publishers' Notices.
Extra CoriKS ok mK Advf.rtiskjs for sale by G.
U. Mookk, Jlookseller, Stationer and News Deal
er, No. 97 Main street, next door to the Postoffice.
Local Notices, set as ordinary reading matter,
will be charged ten cents per line, each insertion.
Set in display typo, twenty-flve per cent, additi
onal io above rates.
ABvnimsEiiKNTs under the head of "Wanted."
"For Rent," "For Sale," ".Lost," "Found," tc,
will be charged twenty-Jive cents for each adver
tisement or live lines, or less.each Insertion. Ad
vertisements over five lines, at the rate of five
cents par line, euch insertion.
CHUItCH & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
C1TYAJH COVNTY.
New Advertlnemcnt.
B&llroad Election R. W. Furnas, Bcc'y.
jXergreens Furnas, Sons fc Co.
Land for Sale Geo. J. Raymond, St. Louis, Mo.
Fruit Tree's Furnas, Sons &. Co.
Dentist J. Blake, Brownville.
Raspberries and Blackberries Furnas, Sons & Co
Corn Wanted W. A. Polock.
Currants & Gooseberries Furnas, Sons Co.
Bible Men Wanted J. A. Stoddard & Co., Chicago
To Farmers Furnas, Sons fcCo.
Ouardlau's Sale of Real Estate Sarah J. McKay.
Flowering Shrubs Furnas, Sons &Co.
Probate Notice A. W. Morgan, Probate Jud&e.
Registrar's Notice R. V. Hughes, 1st Ward.
- " J. B. Docker, 2d Ward.
At Cost-A. May fc Co.
For Sale or R-nt Store Room by Dr. J. Crane.
Dissolution Notice Deuser fc Shurts.
For Sale Hotel Lease. Business and Furniture.
Copartnership Shurts, Stevenson fc Cross.
-Choice Osage Plants J. W. Bliss.
lloom to Rent. Enquire of J. C. Deuser.
For Rent. A Cottage, apply to W. T.
Den.
Early Goodrich Potatoes for seed, at Swan
&, Bro.
vr stock of Wall Paper at Moore's Book
Store.
3fetv Orleans Sugar at Rich &. Gil
more's. Corn, Oats, Bran and Shorts, for sale, at
Rich fc Gllmore's.
A fine lot of Curtains
Moore's Book Store.
just received at
Wm. H. Hoover, Real Estutc Agent and
Convcyencer: Court Room. 3Itf-dw
For Choice Jewelry,
ituir, go to Dunn fc Hays.
warranted pure
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Seeds Osage, Garden and Field seeds of
all kinds, at McUreery fc Nlckell's. lS-3m.
Board by the day or week, at Daugher
ty's Resturant, one door west of the Bank.
-Wagon and Buggy Woodwork. Iron, Cul
tivator fc Harrow Teeth, at Deuser & Shurts.
Traps for catrhltiK white mlc low down,
by the new hardware llrm at Deuser's old
ht:md.
Tlie Original Golden Crown Cigar Is
-inauufactuiM iy A. V. (John. It is tiie lavo
rlte every wht-ro .TT-tf
.
Ilnln nnd Newton "Wagons,
warranted
and 1 w (i')Wii l the new Hardware firm at
I)'U".r'sWtn.na. "" -
sii-nl.rcei- iMw lite Cbntrin Clipper
ntej0laiezviai Jfcrmsrgknows itfl's plow
"byliit,uiJOTPV9ltjc ;,a
R e in a r fcby fTa?T t s "d c I fc Cd.'-Orn
PIantfi, fiiii,nttr--. Bromlcast Setnteis and
Seed DriU.-ji..-. ilw.iw!.
ladles .:.! C:iiM en -.hoes. dJivci Jr.'
llostoii. just r.vt'iiod J.y r- F- Johllst.n
Co. CidI mhmi and x-enre bargains.
A look inSheiiesiberger's Hardware Store
will cimvliieeaiiy om that lie lia.- a lull line
or evcrvthliiK ln-:oin;:iis; to iiis trade.
The Ncurabka Stale Fair gave the Key
stone Corn Planter the first premium. Tlio
new hardware firm sells them at Deuser's
old stand.
Remember Daugherty's Restaurant In the
time Of thy hunger, for there is the place to
get a "MHiare meal," served up to the
"Queen's tnte."
Blacksmith' Iron, of all kinds, con
stantly on hand, at Shellenberger's. This is
a great advantage to Blacksmiths, and one
which they out to patronize. tf
The genuine standard "Canton Clipper
Plow," is Mill for sale at Shellenberger's.
The merrits or this plow is conceded by all
to be sujHjrlor to others In this market.
"WaldterA. Lcmmon would respectfully
Inform the public that they are prepared to
do Kalsomining In the most improved style,
at short notice and reasonable terms. Step In
aud give thorn a call. 21-4t
A constant effort to please and satisfy
hi guests is the only phrase that will apply
".a the conduct of Geo. Danghcrlyof the Res
taurant next door to Carson's Hank; and his
auccess is truly wonderful. Try him !
"W. D. Shellenberger keeps for sale, the
Uulon Corn Planter manufactured of the
best material, at Peoria, 111. Farmers will
consult their own Interest by inspecting this
machine before purchasing others.
Dealers buying at St. Joseph will find It
to their interest to call on Messrs. Mansfield,
EMingwood & Co. Their Mock of Agricultu
ral Implements. Iron, Steel, Hardware,
"Wood Work, Ac, is large and complete.
They arc gentlemen to deal with, and offer
liberal discounts to the trade. 16-ly.
Judging from the sales of Pino Lumber
bud building material generally, made by
J. U. Bell the country west must be rapidly
improving with flrst-class oulldings, for this
yard alone loads from ten to twenty teams
per day. People are llndlngout more every
day just where to get their lumber low down
for cash.
Bo you want to build you a barn ? Do you
want to build you a farm residence? Do you
propose to build you a store, shop or office?
Ho you propose to build you a fine city resi
dence? Do you propose to build you a splen
did picket fence? Do you propose to put a
good pine board fence around your farm this
season? Do you want timber, Iicnrds lath,
pickets, snsh. fencing, shingles, siding or
lumber for any purpose this summer? It so
you can obtain it at the extensive lumber
yard, in this city, kept by Kilhourn, Jenkins
Co' The Crist Bros., are there and what
they can't sell you, can't be had in the State
G. K. Denny, in thanking ills friends
.and the public generally, for the very kind
and liberal support they have favored him
"With durln-; his stay in Brownville, begs to
state that all orders will lie attended to with
care and punctuality, and "an easy and ac
urate fit guaranteed." His system being to
execute orders in that manner which will
secure further patronage and recommenda
tion ; and begs to remind the public that the
cheapness of an article depends entirely on
Its quality, and ventures to say that his pri
ces will correspond favorably with those of
any other house in the city, A call is earn
estly solicited. '
Tht Little Corporal for April is receiv
ed, and is as bright and attractive as ever.
Among the articles worthy of special men
tion is "How Statues are Made," "Girls of
the Far North." "Birds and their Ways," and
stories by Lucia Chase Bell. In" the line of
Poetry, there are "April Showers," by the
editor. Emily Huntington Miller; "Getting
up Stairs;" "How the Poem Is Born ?" The
April number begins a nsw quarter, and the
publisher announces that subscriptions may
kegin with this number, though baok num
bers can always be supplied. Terms SLOT a
'ear. Sample number, with premium list,
free. Address the Publisher, John E Miller,
t'hivajo.
Crmberr!e at SvmpADw,'s,.
Salt Lake Peaches at Swan & Bro.
For Keating Stove go to
gers.
Shellenber
tt Hams, Sides and Shoalders at Swan &
Bro.
Brown't Illinois Corn Tlanter for sale at
W. T. Den.
Pliotograplis twice as natural as life at
BInnetfs gallery. 2-3m
Blacksmi tli's Iron, In great abundance,
at Shellenberger's.
General Railroad and Foreign Ticket
Offlce at Star Hotel. 2ntf
Watch. Repairing neatly and promptly
done by Dunn & Hays. iOwtf
Milk Crocks and Butter Jars, of superior
quality, at Swan & Bro.
500 Honey Locust fencing posts for sale.
Apply tor J. C. Deuser.
If you want a good picture go by all means
to Bennett's gallery for It. 20-3m
DeuerfcSiurtsarc agents for Deere's
Moline Plow for Nemaha county. - 15-3m
For Rent. A good farm, sixty-five acres
under cultivation. Apply to W. T. Den.
We recommend and warrant Deere's Mo
line Plow as the best, Deuser & Shurts. 15-3m
Business. That Is what the new hard
ware firm means. Try them for your Spring
supplies.
Extra copies of this paper can always be
had at this offlce, or at the book store of I.
B. Moore.
AH Uinda of Agricultural Implements
low down, by the new hardware llrm at
Deuber's old stand.
McCreery &. AlcUell offer for sale, their
Nemaha Bitters, which they know to be the
best tonic In the world. 15-3in.
You don't know how cheap you can get
good Pine Lumber, unless you call at J. R.
Bell's Yard, corner of College and llrst
streets. 33dwtf
Shellcnberger has Parlln's Cultivator,
which is the best thing among corn, now In
use. It will cost nothing to see It, when its
merrits will be apparent.
Sunn & Bro., are making a specialty of
Teas. They have just received a choice lot of
new crop, which theyaie selling at reduced
prices, call and see them.
Chair. The Wlbley Furniture House, in
tfiis city, is in receipt of several car loads of
chairs. Call and see them. He sells cheap
for cash and keeps all styles.
Be It Remembered. Dr. Henry's Root
and Plant Pills are the great Liver medicine
of the age. Every box warranted. Sec ad
vertisement in another column. 20-It.
Patronize Home Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidliardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. 11-tf
We notice that Geo. B. Moore has added
to his stock a large supply of Wall Paper.
As this is the season when there ! a great
demand for this article, It would be well to
Tii-.ilri. "l ittrf if
-
Wall-Saner and Window Shades of styles
-and variety to sait?!Br?sale at .IeAJree.ry &'
LiNir.Kms. i imvjirH iipt?riniiie4i.LD s'li-iownr
ri tin.fifi rt l,.r linnvM filitrtt'fi nlTl f flv- -ujl'llll
"dottr1
.
millinery Goods. sA. grand 'bpeniugof ttj
fioh line of the latest styles of Spring a iiil
Summer Milln.ty goods at .1. W. Kender
ii"s Mi i nil M-i u street, comme:.t.::g n
the loll; oi A..:!.
The River Frciglit. The large side
wlu-el steamer limilie La Burg' landed at
out levee, m Monday last, a large quantity
1 freight for several of our merchants,
among which W. T. Den and W. li. Shellcn
berger got the lion's share.
Pirkomd W. T. Den, Theo. Hill, F. 11
Johnson and W W. Hackney have return
ed this week from the great centers of man
ufacturing and wholesaling with Immense
stocks of a general variety of goods soon to
follow. When these lour reliable houses go
for goods they mean business in a minute.
"Down Comes Furniture." E. S. Wlb
ley Is now receiving ills large stock of Furn
iture, Window Shades and Oil Cloths, which
he invites all persons to come in examine
and price.aud satisfy themselves that he
means business.f.uid that lie Is going to sell
everything In his line cheaper than they
have ever been sold In this part of the coun
try. Coining! Coming I ! One of the finest
best and fullest stocks of goods ever offered
for sale in this market is on the road con
signed to F. E. Johnson & Co. They will be
here certainly by the fore part of next week.
Walt and see them, for they are just what
you want and must have, were bought on
purpose for you.
Clay's Patent "WeatlierStrlp. Swan &
Bro. are agents for this Weather Strip,
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
and wind from under all doors or windows,
to which It is applied. They have the agen
cy for Richardson, Johnson, Pawnee and
Gage counties. Applications to them at
their store in this city, will receive prompt
attention. U
Kllbourn, Jenkins & Co., corner Fourth
and Main streets, In this city, have constant
ly on hand a full stock of the best Pine Lum
ber of all kinds; also, also Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Shingles, lath, Mouldings, Frames, etc., etc.,
which they are selling at tiie lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
the log and shipped to tills poinL They are
dcteimined to continue as heretofore to sup
ply the bulk of lumbes, etc., used in this
Land District. Call and see them ! 46tfdw
BlncUtmiltHs, "Wagon and Carriage mak
ers will be pleased to learn that there is a
depot for their supplies near home, where
they can get everything they need and at
prices competing farvorably with Chicago
and St. Louis markets. Messrs. Manstleld,
Ellingwood & Co., of St. Joseph, Mo., keep a
large and varied stock of Iron, Steel, Wood
Work, Carriage Makers Hardware, mid all
other artichs lived in the manufacture of
Wagons. Plows and Carriages. Call on
them, or write for their prices, and we feel
eoiilldeiityou will Ur well pleaded. lC-ly
The Phrenological Journal and Life Illus
trated for April, appears In its usual becom
ing dress, and contains an excellent vaiieiy
of reading matter with several portalts. We
would instance Misses Nilsson and Dcmor
est. with portraits; Tree Planting in Ameri
ca; General "Stonewall" Jackson ; The Anglo-Saxon
Civilization as typified In AUred
the Great ; Slavery without a master ; Win.
K. Bowling. M. IX; Alice Cary, the poetess;
Ganlusaml Honesty. A good number. Price
30 cents; $3 a year. Sent half a year, on
trial, for SI. Address S. K Wells, 3S9 Broad
way, N. Y.
Nemaha City. Pursuant to announce
ment the good people of Nemaha City con
vened in their new school limir.e to listen to
an entertainment given by a few of the peo
ple of Brownville. The Hon. J. P. Crolher
was elected Chairman, and brought in his
large Cabinet organ. Prof. Dye, assist ed by
George and Albert Smith and their sister,
Mr. Llppet, Miss Vansortlnn and Miss Wait,
played and sung some very good pieces,
much to the pleasure and satisfaction of the
audience, A lecture was delivered by Jarvis
S. Church, entitled "The Young men of His
tory," after which Prof. Dye was called out
foe the "Shabby Genteel" and "Up in a Ba
loon." Other som;s were given with Mr.
Dye, Mr. Llppet and Miss Smith alternating
at the organ. We noticed present from
Brownville, besides those mentioned, Mr.
Calhonn and Watson, of the Democrat, the
Miss Johnsons, of the High Schoo1, and oth-
crs. 'I tie entertainment cioscu at nan past
lulnottmM many demoabtrnlioub of apjre
I elation, on the ptrt oi Lho audieacc.
Garden Seeds at Rich & Gllmore's.
The best Soap In the market at Swan &
Bro's.
Wlbley sells Slat backed Chaiis, for 34.50
a Bet.
"Wooden and "Willow Ware and Bushel
Baskets, at Swan fc Bro's.
Deere's Walking Cultivators the best In
use, sold by Deuser & Shurts. 15-3m
Dried Apples and Peaches, of extra qual
ity, at Swan fc Brother's,
Iron and Wood Corn Shellers
hand power at Deuser & Shurts.
horse and
15-3m
Every farmer should use Deere'a Moline
Plow, If he wants to farm successfully. 15-3m
Chromoi.- E.
nice In the way
them.
S. Wibley has something
of Chromos. Call and see
At Cost. That Is the figure the new hard
ware firm are offering Harrow Teeth and
Plows at.
Tiie Celebrated St. Joseph Hand Corn
Planter, at Mansfield, Elllngwood t Co. Send
for sample. lC-ly.
E. S. "Wlbley sells the best article of Wall
Paper in town. His variety is large and his
prices moderate.
.Anything you want in the hardware line
at reduced prices by the new hardware firm
at Deuser's old stand.
Spring Prints. G. M. Henderson has a
fine lot of spring styles of Prints, the first in
the market, call and see them.
IvaufTman of the Sherman House, keeps
the best quality of fall wheat Flour for sale,
at the lowest market rates.
Remember that J. R. Bell sells all kinds
of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc., at pri
ces which cannot fail to suit any one. 1-tf
Ricli Ai Gllmore have choice pared and
unpared Salt Lake Peaches for sale, the best
in the market. Buy a few and you will buy
more. See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispensa
ry, headed Book for the Million Marriage
Guide In another column. It should be
read by all. 27-ly.
Blooded Stock. Jno. L. Carson has a
few pair., of Chester and Suffolk Pigs for
sale purchasers will apply at office or on
farm near London.
Alex. Robinson has just received a fine
stock of Ladies', Misses' and Childred's
Shoes, of the latest styles. Call and price
them before purchasing elsewhere. 23-2t
Livery Stables. Ben. Rogers ran be
found either at old stand on Main street, or
in Cogswell Block on first street, where he
will supply customers with liveries to order.
Removal. B. F. Souder has removed his
shop one door east of his old .stand where he
will be glad to see all his old customers. Ev
erything in the harness line at hard times
prices for cash. 20-lt
F. E. Johnson & Co., are selling goods
right ahead and find the business lively.
They keep a general assortment of all classes
of Goods and are happy to see their custom
ers at all business hours.
Piclxires. W.. W. Mount is in town again
with hisf'Eaglc:, Th6sWaqf pictures
will uo wili to call soon?
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We noticed severnf rneu
anil women, alter a patient examination,
buying large quantities of groceries at Rich
& Gilmore's. They sell good goods so low
that many suspicion that they buy close
down to cost.
Alf, "W. Morgan is receiving a full line
of Notions, Gent's Piece and Furnishing
Goods, Neckties, Paper Collars, Hats, Caps,
&c. His goods arc all of the latest styles for
Spring and Summer wear. Mr. Dolan will
lit you up as no other man can in a suit acap
a pit:
Collections. A. May & Co., will press
their claims for settlement positively from
and alter next Monday. Those who settle
up before then will save cost. They hope
none will take offense If they are sued on
Monday morning. Their pay they must
have. -
AV. S. Dawson, Ettq., we notice, has
erected a large two story brick residence on
his farm between Brownville and Nemaha
City. He Is also building a temporary sum
mer residence near Brownville, where he
proposes to enter into the manufacture of
brick on an extensive scale the present seas
on. Chicago is Coming.-The anent of Giles
Brother & Co., the largest Jewelry House In
the west, will be at the Jewelry Store of
Dunn & Hays, in this city, March 31st. Par
ties leaving their orders with Messrs. Dunn
&. Hays for watches, watch chains or jewelry
of any kind, style or pattern, before his arri
val will receive goods at less than the usual
retail prices.
We have noticed George Howard upon
the streets several times the past week or so.
He Is gaining strength quite fast for one
who was so reduced by sickness as he for
such a length of time. We hope he may be
come rugged aud hearty and that he may
live a long time to exercise his architectural
ability in building up and bcautiiying the
future residences of Brownville.
Enterprise. Brownville dealers are hard
to beat in any western city. If vigilant care,
foresight and ability in business, coupled
with careful attention to the details will
avail anything, we have no fears for the suc
cess of the merchants of Brownville. Dull
times bring out the inventive originality of
the mm, and weeds out the slow coaches and
brings to the surface those who have the fi
nancial bottom to do business down on the
hard pan.
Economy In the Kitchen. Prudent
housekeepers are ever on the alert to prac
tice economy in the culinary department.
Iu no way can this be done more effectually
than in the use of a Baking Powder which
combines strength, purity ami reuanuny.
Dooley'.-. Yeast Powder has attained the de
served reputation of being economical, con
venient and wholesome, besides which it
will produce Irom a bairel of flour twenty
live to forty pounds more bread, rolls, &c,
than by the old process of raising dough
with baker's or hop yeast. Here alone Is a
great saving, and authorizes the guarantee
that it will give entire satisfaction.
Bnllou's Magazine tar April. The
April number of this superb family maga
zine Is already Issued, and contains a list of
contents such as will please every one, old
and young. "The Itivais on tho Deep,"
which will be found in the April number,
alone is worth more than the priee of the
whole magazine It Is the best story that
has been written this year. But all the tales
in "Ballou's Magazine'' are good. Thomcs &
Talbot. ?!Congi ess Street, Boston, are the
..ni.ii.hor 1ml. the Mmiazine in for sale at all
tho periodical depots in the country at
Milomirwmv or ?I.V) oer yea r ; a 11 d it
15
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for
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clubbed with the "Monthly
S.1.00.
Novelette'
Jnst the Thing. That is your first ex
clamation, that's just what every man's
Judgement would dictate on going Into the
large sales room of the old and rellablehouse
of Theo. nill A Co. The large and well as
sorted stock is arranged in just, the right po
sition and order, and their goods are always
of prime quality and of the best brands, and
their goods arc marked low down, and their
customers nre of the solid every day class,
and their salesmen just the ones that people
like to deal with. Call and sec his fresh
gowls bought for this market by a mail
whose experience tor the past nueen 3 ears in
vwir midif ! nn iifwrriniF t'lijlc t'l vour
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i wauisauurocmtremeiiis,
The Rail Road. The contractors are fin
ishing up the second section. '-.-
33.50 for Cottage bed steads at Wibley's.
Oh, who wouldn't get married now sleeping
Ib so cheap?
Agricultural. Brown's corn planter,
and Schuttler and Jackson's wagons for sale
atW.T. Den's.
Grave and McDowel are about closing
a contract with John L. Mcpherson, for a
Hotel lease in the Brick Block.
Sirs. Lutber Hoadley is on a Visit to
her. relatives and friends in New Orleans.,
She has been absent some two weeks.
Variety. For the latest styles of fancy
and Dry Goods in large quantity and vast
variety why, W. T. Den's the place to go.
Economy. Save your doctor's bill and a
serious attact of illness by taking a few doses
of Dr. Henry's Root and Plant Pills. See ad
vertisement. 21-lt
Economy. By using Mrs. Whitecomb's
Syrup for children, many a doctor's bill can
be saved, and much suffering averted. Pead
the advertisement in another column.
New Goods. Did you see those large dry
goods boxes In front of Theo. Hill & Co.'s
store? They will soon be opened and the
goods shelved and for sale. Give them time,
don't all buy to-night.
A Gem. The Evening Star is the most
beautiful sheet-iron cylinder wood stove
made. It Is durable, economical, and the
poor man's friend. Everybody should havo
one of these excellent stoves.
Hospitality. Come and see me, and my
nice stock of Dry Goods, clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps &c, I and they may be
found at W. W. Hackney's store, on Main
Street during all business hours.
The Brownville Literary Associa
tion will meet at the residence of Capt. T.
W. Bedford next Saturday evening. A full
attendance Is requested,
By order Ex. Com.
Mr. CocUran the extensive farmer, West
of the Nemaha, was in town this week. He
says that the prairie is putting on a green
hue. That farming is progressing, wheat
early sown is up and that the ground Is in
fine condition for beeding.
The Currant, Alder and other bushes
are well leaved out. The soft mappie and
other kinds of trees are In green leaves. The
Robin, Blue bird and the Pha-be lmye put In
an appearance and now otter us their morn
ing songs. Surely April is upon us with all
the bright promises of the coming &nmmer.
At Cost, $10,000 worth of goods are now
offered at and below cost. See the advert Isq-,
mentof A.May & Co., In another column.
They will leave town soon, and' are deter
mined to close out their stock before going.
Now is your time to buy what you want at
a bargain. The low marks they are placing
on good goods which every family heeds,
and must have, will astonish all who have
bought goods at the regular retail prices. Go-to-day,
go now for they are selling fast.
The Presbytery of Missouri River will
meet In Brownville, Thursday evening
April Gth, 1S71, at VA P. M., and bo opened by
a sermon from the last moderator, Rev. T.
H. Cleland Jr. of Council Bluffs. Public
worship and preaching on Friday and Sat
urday evenings attv. m., and also on Sab
bath morning and evening, conducted by
members of Presbytery. Devotional cxer-
rJW stufjritylclses for half an hour every morning, com-mfH-ifiJiiJewrfng
15 minutes after ringing of second
acrament of the Lord'a supper admin-
Sabbath morning. The public are
fteptodlyljnvlted tp be present at all the
... r..-f ..,. frUnlta fliatVftv-Mlrff.
T.lf. Incnmnr'nmnnllV.Vlf NW Vnrlf for
exercises auu sessions pi rc!jyie&ia-.
A Card. I take this occasioji--to5tenrtep, J
their promptness ia paylndiVpoIhylS r PVIijnd,-oR"U;nri!,il
Iheldazalnstthem. withoutSaSytcltuI? ftoaaltfthepurcirascr. 10 Improved Farms;
tlons on my part, whatever.
My husband died on the Ith Inst., and on
tho'JOth, (altera lapse of only some sixteen
days,) I received a draft on New York for the
amount of my policy, $2,000, nnd S29.S0, divi
dend for this pear, which promptness on the
part of the company can but commend it
self to all who may contemplate providing
for their families against the future. I shall
ever think kindly of the Washington, and
the gentlemanly agents repretentlng this
honorable institution.
Very respectfully,
E. B. STOUT.
Havana, 111., Sept. 23d,- 1S09.
The New Hardware Firm. J. C.
Shurts and Stevenson fc Cross of the Star
Hotel fame have formed a copartnership, and
as such succeed Deuser AShurts in the Hard
ware business at Deuseis old stand on Main
Street, in Brownville. Mr. Shurts lias estab
lished a business reputation which young
men of Brownville may well be proud of,
since lie came to our city, and the Mcseis
Stevenson & Cross are not by any means
unknown to fame as sharp, shrewd, close,
fair and honorable business men. The new
hardware firm start out with a record which,
is valuable as a basisof business capital if
they had no other means. As their capital Is
ample we give our business men fair warn-.
Ing that they have competition in this new
firm worthy of their steel. It won't do for
any to rest on past reputation, ov the new
hardware firm will make the home strcach
with a nerve and energy which will win un
less matched with equal enterprise.
Nemaha Land Disttict. "W. D. Black
burn has presented us with a well arranged,
well printed, Pamphlet, entitled Nemaha
Land District in Southern Nebraska accu
rately faithfully, and impartially reciting its
resources and capabilities and the advanta
ges it oirers to immigration, prominent
among which we notice Its history, geo
graphical features, geological formations,
soil, climate, agricultural facilities, manu
facturing advantages, educational and re
ligeous privileges. Lands Public improve
ments. Transportation facilities, stock rais
ing, timber, frnlt, markets, growth. count ies
towns, cities, sissessmonts, distance A-c, The
Information upon these points is ample and
reliable. The price is mere nominal twenty
five cents per copy, or ten coplev for two dol
lars. Those wishing information respecting
the two tiers of counties in the .Southern
part of Nebraska, thence west to the moun
tains, will do well to send to "W. D. Black
burn for a copy of this pamphlet.
We have been shown "an act to Incorpor
ate eitles of the second class and to define
their powers-' passed by the present Legisla
ture. It makes all cities containing from
1500 to 15000 inhabitants in the State, cities ol
the second class.
It provides that any City now organized
under the general law approved February 15,
1SC9, and all cities and towns organized under
any special law, may become cities of the
second class by passing a certain prescribed
ordinance. It repeals the general law aliove
refcred to, and all special laws incorporating
eitles and towns.
It compels then all cities and towns incor
porated under special acts to either drop
their organizations or lieeome incorporated
as cities orthe second class, under this new
law. It docs not provide any way by which
towns incorporated under tho general law
may become cities of the second class.
It then unfairly descri initiates between
towns organized by general law in favor of
these organised by special act.
By this law Brownville and Nemaha City
must accept the provisions of the present
law, or drop hack without organization.
Peru and Aspinwall must remainas they are-
lor two years, or until further Legislation
can be had upon the subject.
"We see no good reason for compelling Ne
maha City to accept this law, which would
not at least permit Peru and Aspinwall to do
the same. Cities of the second class must bo
divided into two or not more than six wards
oran equal number of voters". The election j
shall be hold on the first Tuesday in April oi I
eo.cn year, at which time shall bo elected onevi
Councllnjan in eaeh ward
(two at the llrst
; ciccuon) ono Mayor, one rolled Judge, and
: on?.Marsh2l. Thariiv i-,nmiiiinwiin t'.r.
Aln.tUn .. "r . , t -r ,
-- -..wv.., -W........-...,-, -.... .-
rv , r, . , .
tien, treasurer auuuiei.ug.meer. '
Early Rose seed potatoes, a pure article
fforsale-at Rich fc Gillmore's.
Swan &, Bro., are selling Teas of extra
qur.llty, at greatly reduced prices.
New Supply just received of the best
cookingstove known In this market at W.
T. Den's.
M. F. Boyd one of our stono Masons has a
contract to lay up a stone dam on a stream
near Rockport, in Mo.
Xiow down is the figure placed upon the
Standard stoves offered for sale by the new
Hardware firm utDeusers old stand.
At Cost! No. But W. T. Den will sell you
goods at better valuo than any cost goods
offered for sale in this market. Try him
and see, and be convinced.
Notice is,hereby given that my barber
shop will bo opened to my customers on
next Sunday, as usual, but from and after
that date It will be closed on the Sabbath.
Jon: Smith.
Notice Is hereby given that our barber
shop will be opened to our customers as us
ual on next Sunday, but from and after that
date it will bo closed on the Sabbath.
J. L. Roy.
WM. R. WlTCHEKLY.
np&
Friendly. The new Hardware firm
would be glad to see their friends whether
they want to buy goods or not. It does them
good to show their goods as they will bear
inspection in the light of day.
Pot and Border Plants. Wo will
bring on no Pot or Border plants this season.
except such as may be ordered. Those wish
ing us to order for them, will please hand In
there orders immediately. 21-2
Delays are Dangerous. Procrastina
tion is the thief of time; disease may come
upon you ; death may overtake you; and In
an hour, when you think not, you may sud
denly be cut off, and that without- a provis
ion to your family.
For I'm going going to the Wibley fur
niture House to see what those immense
loads of goods landed at his store are com
posed of. Yes, I sec carpets, bed Matresses,
Wall paper, chairs, bed steads, bureaus, ta
bles, but then there is no use ennmerating
for there is nothing in his line ho has not
got, and for sale cheap.
The Rev. T. S. Love, formerly of this
place and now of Sallna Kansas, writes us "I
have had a severe attack of congestion of the
brain, aud paralysis of the left side, caused
by the concussion received in the upsetting
of the Omnibus last fall at Phelps, am not
able to preach and may never be again."
Tliis will be sad news to Mr. Lowe's many
friends in and around Brownville.
Farmers, look to your own interes, and
observe the prices of the following Plows:
- Pel: in ll inch Breaking Plow, only S2S.00.
" 12 " " " " 20.00.
h 01 An
'bluincy 12 " ' " " 2G.00.
" 14 " " - " " 23.00.
Double SIiovpI Plows, ... 6.50.
Rock Island 12 inch Stirring Plows, 12.00.
Rock Island right or left hand 11
inch Stirring Plow, - - 14.00.
For sal e by W. T. Den .
NOTICE.
The regular term of the Probate Court for
the trial of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars, will be held at the office of the Pro
bate Judge in theoity of Brownville, Nema
ha county, Nebiaska. commencing on the
first Monday of oach calendar month.
A. W. MORGAN,
27-tf Probate Judge.
BUILDERS RE3IEMBEU
The place to buy cheap and good Lumber,
etc., is at Bell's. The stock is manufactured
he west. aiicLkent in the iiestc condition
u-ntn:U yt Kin(rU"trmTiIle"t grvcjl benx
..ST-. r T " - 'Sft.d
.'smr r '..-, '
-C"
- -
& 1?RK ATiBAItOAINS IN E ANJD;
good Land and good location. Apply at
WM. J. AUSUIN'S
Ileal Estate Ofiiee.
-ISdwtf Brownville.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
Tills house, under the management of its
nfiablc proprietor C. M. Kaulfman, Isonoof
the best accommodations for the weary and
hungry traveler along the Missouri river.
For good meals,, good beds, accommodating
host aud waiters it stands unrivalled'. dw
BROWNVILLE DISTILLERY.
We pay the highest price In cash for nil
kinds of grain.
Io.3m. W. M. CIIAFFE & Co,
J. R. BELL.
Tills firm, dealing in Pine Lumber and all
building material that Is made of pine, have
now their yard on comer of College and 1st
stree.s stacked full, as also all tho vacant
lots adjoining. They have millions, of feet
of all kinds of Pine Lumber, as well as a
rousing stock of Doors, Blinds, etc. They
sell at the lowest possible figure, and ate
selling an Immense lot of stun" of all kinds,
from ten to fifteen teams loading there daily
for the counties west besides their huge trade
iln this immediate vicinity.
FIRST PREMIUM CIGARS I
A. F. Colin, or this city, took the first prc
,'iniutn on Cigars, with II. C. Lett, one of tho
best judges of a good Cigar In the country, as
chairman of the awarding committee, and
the premium was deserved. Factory at No.
01 Main street' ..,,,5!'.?
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
f?Every one his own Doctor! A prl
uT instructor for married persons, or those
about tolje married, both n.ale and female, in ev
erything concerning the phblology and relations
! of our texual system, and the production and pre
vention of offspring, including all tne new aisco-erie-i
never before given in theEnglish language, by
WM. YOUNG, M. D. This is really a valuable and
interesting work. It Is written In plain language
Tor the general reader, and is Illustrated with nu
merous engravings. All young married people, or
those contemplating marriage, and having the
least impediment to married life, should read this
book. It discloses secrets that every one should be
acquainted with; still it is a book that mast be
locked up and not lie about the house. It will be
sent to any address onjeceipt of 50 cts. Address
Bit. WM. YOUNG, No. -116 Spruce street above
Founn. rniindelphi?. 2vim
1 11 uiimiiiiuuu 1
EXPLAINING who may, and who ought not to
Marry. Excessive sexual excitement ITS
IA USES," with needfifi advice. All that Is worth
know ing about PREVENTION. Also why so many
of both sexes have PIMPLES on the face. Ac.: and
giving suftlcient reasons why ONE-nALFof the
females. In this land of ours, are PREMATURELY
INFIRM. Ifmy suggestions were followed by all,
death bv CONSUMPTION would DECREASE
(1NK-1I ALF in a single ceneradon. 3No father
of a family can afford to be without the lnforma-
hood.', No voung lady ought to read "Womaiv
hood."'a 1 hey are bound separately, and sent.
irvrvif1 hv rrinil XKf!l
TION.ni 15 cents, each or both together for :J5
Sit-lJUlti--. r nuji. wira-cn a.-
cents. Address
CLARK WHITTIER, M. D.,
C17 St. Charier Street, 5t. Louis, 3Io.
N. B. Many by reaping these works have avoid
ed the ROCKS ou which multitudes have been bro
ken In pieces. r-y
Manhood : Ilovr Lost, How Re
stored. TWtM Just published, a new edition of Dr.
,"rMril...n.1lil rVloIii-nteil Kxi.1V
on theroxticaJcurctwithout medicine)
of SI'ERMATIIORIiaiA. orKemlnal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, inry
TENC V. Mentaand Physical Incamdu;. Impedi
ments to marriage, etc: also CO:Sslj3lPTION , EP
ILEPSY and EtTS. induced by self-indulgence or
sexual extravagance. ....
S-Price. in a scaled envelope, only 6 cents
-The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearlv demonstrates from a thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences ol self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
ous use ot internal medicine or the application ol
the knife: pointhiK out a mode of cure at once sim
ple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, maj
eure himself cheaply, privately, and raJicnU;.
sryj'&is Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth .ind every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. In a plain envelope, to anyad
hress,nsfnai'd, on receipt of six cents, or two post
stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwcll's "3Iarriage Guide,'
price i cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. a KLINE fc CO.,
127 Bower-, New York.
Port 021ce Box 4.SS6 s-'y
HOWARD SANITARY
AID
ASSOCIATION.
Tor the "Helief and Cure of theErrlncrand Unfoi
innate. on principle of Christian rWl;nlUropy.
iSi;i UU lUC IJIIII13 VI lUUlU.tlUU UK .u.....--..
.p?. j relation toMarriage aad Social Evils, with
' sanitary aid for tho aflllctcd. beat free, ia seaVd
sanitary aio
Enve'iBT.
. .. . e it.,.. .c...CTn livl AIUT A.uwJ " w
tt ..f. .- - ..r,...,. Trn-im iLijV'TnTinv
Ro.-s.r. l'tiiladclihU,ra.
SfMi
FOR SATYR.
Advertisements under this head will be charged a
cents each insertion Jor Ave Unas or less.
T70R SALE THE
-L Star Hotel, having en traced In the-
i iiuriur. i iua nt 111.E. 1
i..i.u. ......inn. 1..M1 i7,.i. iiai.1 t .. t...
uaruware 1 .
iness and Furniture, on Invoice, for part cash and
part board. Invoice from $700.00 Jtooaoo. C4tf
FOR SALE OR ItET. DR. CRANE WILL '
sell or rent his lot and store room, (east half I
Lot 11. Block 20.) on Main street, on ensv terms. '
The building is 125 feet long. ;nt
EOR SALE.-TJNDIVIDED ONE-HALF IN
terest In Steam Saw Mill, with Two Hundred
Acres or Hani Wood Timber
Hunt, near Hillsdale, Neb.
Apply to F. H. D.
-ii
T70R SALE.-A TINE SEVEN
octave rr-
JL' A0. Deep keys and neb l
ished case. .Will be sold cheap,
keys and rich tone, in finely iln-
.tnquire at inu
23-tf
oince.
T70R SALE.-AN IMPROVED FARM FOUR
ju miles west 01 urown vine, on wmcu uru rruu
Treesof all kinds, and living water. For particu
lars enquire at this office, or of J. W. Brush on the
premises. J2-U
170R SALE.-PEACH TREES. THREE YEARS
: old. for six dollars per hundred. Enquire of
.Ik. 1T..T Uli.
"PARLY ROSE POTATOES.-A FEW BUSHEL
JU for sale. Price, 51 per bushel. Enquire or R.
W. Furnas. 22-tt
TJ EARING PLANTS.-DESIROUS OFREMOV
-L ing some of my plants, I will sell a lew dozen
bearing Grape Vines, Currants and Gooseberries
ibis spring, it. W. Furnas. 22-tt
STRAWBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES AND
Raspberries. A few thousand plants or my
own raising, for sale. R. W. Furnas. 2Wt
F
OR SALE.-CHOICE APPLE TREES.-5O.O0O
three years old. 100.000 two yews old. at the
Quincy Nursery. Address, Sinnock Co., Quincy,
Illinois. :i-titpd
IOR SALE. OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS.
Grown at Clifton, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
Address BentonAldrich, as above. C0-6t
I?OR SATjE. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FROM
- Michiunn, by C. A. Pollock, at the Post Office.
Warranted fresh and true to nume. 20-tf
I?OR SALE. TWENTY ACRES OF DESIHA
: ble Land, one-half mile from Brownville, on
the bluff road leading to Nemaha City. For partic
ulars, enquire at this office. 17-tf
F
OR SALE. IF YOU HAVE HOUSES OR
Lots for sale, advertise them in the Advertiser.
and thereby secure a customer without delay.
F
OR SALE. TF YOU HAVE FARMS FOR
bale, advertise them In the Advertiser, and
plenty of customers will apply for them.
WANTS.
Advertisements under this head will be charded 25
cents each Insertion, for live lines or less.
Tr ANTED. 100 BUSHELS OF GOOD CORN,
1 delivered in Brownville.
24-tf
W. A. POLOCK.
".7"ANTED. A MAN TO BUY 2UNDIVIDED
one-half Interest in a good Steam Saw Mill
and Two Hundred Acres Good Timber. Apply to
F. II. D. Hunt, near Hillsdale, Nemaha County,
Nebraska. Mt
TTANTED.-COUNTY ORDERS. IN EX-
f change for goods, by F. E. Johnson & Co.,
No. 72, MePhenion Block, itrownville. 'JO-tf
Vl" ANTED. IF YOU WANT A SITUATION.
it advertise lor it under this head. It costs but
twenty-live cents for live lines or less.
7"ANTEU. IF YOU WANT SERVANTS.
Farm 1 lands, or any kind of help, advertise
for them in the Advertiser.
WANTED. IF YOU WANT TO RENT A
House, advertise for one in the Advertiser, in
our cheap advertising colum 11.
TO RENT.
Advertisements under this head will be charged
25 cents each insertion, lor live lines or less.
rrO RENT. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
L south side of JIuin street, between 4th and 3th.
Terms, $2) per month. Possession given 1st of
April. Enquire of W. D. Shellenberger. 23-2t
rl""0 RENT. IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE OR
J- Farm to rent, advertise it in the Advertiser, in
our cheap advertising column.
RAILHOAD TIME TABLES.
Burlington & Missouri Eiver E. E.
IN NEBRASKA.
PASSENGER AXlFllIXED TRAINS,
RUNNING BETWEEN
Plattsmouthjmd Lincoln.
To take Eflect Monday, January -1 1S71.
1.
WESTWARD.
STATIONS
I Train No. a. Train No. 1 .
I piattsmouUi.-, 1 4:i j p. m. leave.. 10tUa.ui. Ieavp
Iifl33lUq.-Tii"l"r-.rtte:as flltftEW..-. ;
rrimlSviuet f ; : tiio ,
sftiith Bop'X...
4 3X-i..
..,..... :li-07...
fciA$!,
l3S
Vfreenwood..
Wavi-rlF
4f 1mOO.
skroc: jJl: 15
Newton--.
'Lincoln
HKIO p.m, arriveJWo,
VIII II"-JM
H
EASTWARD.
STATIONS ;
Train No. . Train No. -1.
Plattrtmouth
Omaha Junction.
Louisville.
i?outh Dcnd
Ashland
Greenwood
Waverly .
Newton.. .
Lincoln...... ...
&V p.m. arriveJitj a.m. arrive
13:10...,
,sa..
2:10.
I::K
1:15.
isri .
litj
. .. Tto....... ..............
... G: I5....M.... ....
iisn
1 5iM
.VJ
IV.OOa. m. leave
The time given above is that of Omaha, being St
minutes slower than tjiat of Chicago.
Full faced figures Indicate passing places.
TIIOS. DOANE,
Chief Engineer ami Superintendent.
9BSBI
CAPITAL, - 100,000.
Trnnsact a General Banking Itnslnesh
and make collections on nil points
throughout the 'West.
DISCOUNT NOTES AND TIME BILLS
OF EXCHANGE.
INTEKEST ALLOWED ON TIME CEKTIi'I-
CATES OF DEPOSIT, BY SPECIAL
AGUEEMKNT.
Exchange bought and old on New York, and all
principal Eastern and Southern cities ol the United
states.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
DAVID RBMICK, President.
THEO. HILL, Vice-President.
GEO.P. EATON, Cashier.
J,. HOADLEY. J. L-McCJEE.
JNO. MePII EHSON, J. i DECSLR,
t M. KAUFFMAN. 31. C LETT.
WM. H. HOOVEIt. GEO. P. FATO.
DAVID KEMICK, IKA MOORE,
THEO. HILL. JjTv
GHAS. HELMER,
BOOT & SHOE
J3p tvt a tttr??..
mi r:rr::'
BROWNVILLE, NEB.
a Has constantlyon hand a su-
0 penor stock of uoots anu
Shoes. Custom worK aone
with neatness and dLspatch.
TAXES.
T70R SALE.-CITY WARRANTS ON GENERAL
V Fund, at a discount, in sums to'suit tax payers.
,-. IVn T. I'AltSOV Ranl-or
.TNO. L. CARSON, Banker.
JACOB MAEOHN,
MERCHANT TAIXOH,
- dT
STiS UHK OFREBBASIU
, MrJSfi-
Sssa
ife4?
&c- ""
p jp . ftp
SB s 1
? g - s
" c g
2 s
S - -
el f--i , f s
e
vs-----
o
rWrWTrl m
I SiiijiJ -
Is now rcznrdeil ca tho STADAKD BAKING I'OW
DER, and the ben article prepared forrcakfciB Hjrhl,
TTholeromo and delicious BIsCUTS, HOLLS,
BKEAU, GRIDDLE and other CAKKS, tc, &c
Itis Inriliiljlp, and alrrajs ready for immediate
use. The best HIST POWDER fornsccn loiySEA
YOTAUES to AXY PACT OF THE GLORE.
It is conTcnient and economical. NO WAs'Iil
OF FOOD PREPARED WITH IT. Sold everywhere
by GKOCEIIS, SHlP-CnA'DLEUS'iuid DEALEI1S.
DOOLEY" & BROTHER, Maaufacturers,
Yrnorxs.ixE depot,
"GO XEW STREET, XEVr-YORK.
1 T?OK TLEATIXG A"T rAItLOr. bTOVES, cell
J? on "W. D. Shellenbcrcer. y. 7 i 3Ir1u street. Mc
j Therson IJIocIc, Jiran nvillc. Tel. - dwtf
iSSgMKSMiSfiaagK.AfaU Supply of Ertras always 011 Hand!
E.S."WIBLEY,
SUCCESSOR TO
R. S. PEANNAFORD,
! "vrntv ntrvrmts in THTT PITIZEXS OF THIS
, - city and the Nemaha Land District, the largest I
, andbestasjortmentor
FURIITURE !
ever brought to tho
CITY OFBRO'WirVTXXE
consisting of
Sofas, Folding Lounges,
CABPBTS,
WTODOW BLINDS,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Office- Desks, Washstands,
BEDSTEADS.
CANE ROCKERS,
Nurse Rockers, Dinlntr and Breakfast Tables, Of
fice, Parlor and Dining Room Chairs, nnd every
thing usually found in u
STOME
1.1-13 tf
31. F. BOYD,
BEIOKLAYEE & PLASTEEEE,
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA.
Will take contracts for Brick or Stono Work, or
Plastering, in town or county. Will build Cisterns
mul warrant them. Good work guaranteed. 33-y
CHARTER OAK STOVES, lor sale by W. D.
Shellengerger, No. 74 Main street. McPherson
Block, Brownville, Neb. ilwtf
WAN &
tii-iUu u 1 i
5 ' -l
- "Vfc hav on bawl a large
BiBl Jm ! S 3"? 9 lP' &
12
GENERAL 1 frjim 1 I
QP1Q0
" i I"! 1
U W !
t?3
STAPLE AISTB
To which we are making co
we are selling at Prices as'
the Mississippi. '
j
In the Quality of our Goods j
FLOUR OF TIIK MOST!
1
I
HIGHSST MARKET!
CC3XD"IB3?:L","! r
U2
12-40
1866. 1870.
OPEN to THE WOELI
ion
Fa A. TISBIiIj? JB,? Sc CO,
Can and wil sell you all kinds of Implements clieaper
than any other honse in Nebraska.
We
studebakee and white water
"wg-odsts.
MS BOWIES OF ALL gUTOS.
We sell the
Runner Cultivator, Garden City Clipper Plow
PSKIH TWO AHD THRSS-HORS3 P3LOWS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOWS
PRINCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF COEN PLOWS,
One and Two-Hole Hand Corn Shelters, and One
Two and Four-Horse Power Shelters.
IFTOOniTlim'CMEU
YE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS, AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OTTK GOODS TO BE AS BECOMJIENDED.
23R. SMITH'S
' ELECTRIC
?
OIL
NEW COMBINATIONS
NERVE POWER WITHOUT PHOSPnO
A REAL SEDATIVE without Opium
Reaction ! INNOCENT, even In th
mouth of INFANTS. Twenty
drops is the LARGEST
dese. Cures SlcJc
Headache
IN ABUT TWENTY 3UNUTE3,
RATIONAL PRIXCIPiES f
CiNcruxATi, Jnne 17, 1370.
DR. O. B. S3IIT1I Dear Sir: Sly motherscald
cd her foot so badly she could not walk, which
alarmingly swelled. Hy little boy faiul lumps on bis
thront and very still' neck. I got up In tho night
and bathed his throat and chest, and gave htm
twenty drops of your OH. They are now both well.
JOilNTOOMEY.
Express office, 07 Weal Fourth struct.
FonT Plain, July tt
TR. BMTTH : Send me more Oil and more clrcu
JL lars. It Is goin? like "hot cakes." Send some
circulars also to Sutillf County. Cherry Valley, aa
thev sent la for a supply of the Oil. Please send by
llrst express, nnd oblige.
Yours truly, D. E. DECKER, DrugslaC
Not a Failorc JJNot One I (From Canada
New Hamburg, Ont., July I
DR. SMITH, Philadelphia: I have sold the Oil
for Deafness, Sickness. Neuralgia, tc, and in
every rase it law given satisfaction. I can procure
quite r. number of letters. Wo want more of tho
large size, Ac A-c.
YoUrs respectfully.
FRED. H. McCALLUM. Drugget.
Sure onDeafness, SaltEheum, &c.
jr!!1 1 Rheumatism. Salt Rheum. Erv-
Isipelas. Paralysis. Chiilblalus,
.7-n ttkc f dwellings. Headache. Burns,
j4jJ..M'j& ) Frosts, Piles, and Scald Had.
Felons, Carbuncles. Hutaips.DIp- f
theria. Croup. Neuralgia, Oout. 1
IT
CUJSES
uoui.
ir oiled J
Ache, I
wounds. Stilt Joints, Swelled
GlandH, Canker, Tooth Ache.
Cramta, Bloody Flux, tfce.,
TRY IT FOIi YOURSELF.
SALr RnEUJt it cures every time (If younvs no
soap on the parts while applying the oil.) aud It
cures most nil cutaneous dLseusefa oOldoin talis lu
Deafness or Rheumatism.
C. jLETT, Agent,
12-Gm
BROWNVILLE. NEB.
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