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TUA3K MASKS.
Concluded Xorrmber
1871.- Ex
changed April 1, 1S72; Pro
claimed June 1, lb-.
T.t Titn Pihs:m:nt of tiii: Uniti:i
Statius of Amcuica.
A PROCLAMATION.
?ie tweiitv-filth dav of November, in
'he vr f our Lord one thou.-and
t?ig'.t hundred and .-n.-venty-one? the
original of which convention, in the
Kng'ish, Hungarian, and f.erman
languages, is, word for word, as follow-,
:
I'he TJuited States of Ar erica and
Mh Majesty the jbioror of Austria,
v ng of Bohemia, tic, and Apostolic
King of Jinngar-, desiring to stcure
in J: eir ri"- ciive territories a guar
antee of property in trade-marls
"live resolved to conclude a spe.-ia!
'.m-vej'tion Uit this purpose, andh.ive
j.amed s tm-ir P1onipi.teatiarie3:
Tjie Piesident of the UniKd Stntcs
-.f Amr-rici., John J y, their Envoy
rxtmordinn-y and Mini'-ter Pienipo-
U'Uiiary from the United Sta'.'-- oi A
r m fr . tr;,,) nmi nectrv traveling exieiiH-& ; the ' of the United Stilts." approved bep-
ICWSOl ih8 Uriliea StaleS J. !:kI out in i.NcUgating.tenihpr twenty-fourth, s,evi.uteeuhun-
,.v,.i at the J da::!!-"", procunujr wilr.e-t"S and tak- j dred and eiehty-nine. shall be taken
.rmDwmoF-nE forty- Im; testimony, and fcix dollars perda -on ronat.le notice, to he given in
ErOSDbEc6DcichK Kvhiie employed in the cIL-charge ofUvrHm- by the party or his attorney
lti.A.r.iMt;..K- f nil which, at the end I iiront&in ' to take such deposition, to
T-T T. ...nmssB-LB.' " Vlri1'nnT I 1 I t I
.vnerea-j a w"-"i' rei"1' ' ,Y,V- ..-. of Marcn. eighteen hundred ami ; f
t aiieu Glutei ui iu.i.-nui .wm .i ' eventv-one to be used in the Lourt -hall Oe urgent ;ieee--M i..4 i.....,
Majcoiy the Emperor oi Austr.a ami ' f rlafni or before some dei.artmei.t j -ipon such notice fw any jmige author-Ifi:-igry,
relating to the protection of of u overilll,elIt. i.L-d to hold court in s-ueh circuit or
trade-mark, was mied at Vienna by t(., n Te.Jt t,ecornaljs.sif,ner3mny di-trict -linll think reasonable and di
ilnir re.-vciive nleniijoteiitiaries ou i !,.... ..?,. ,i..,..,,i .i..r!c :ir. a , ivr-r. P.ut thi act shall not l.e con-
- i .... -. -.tr-iwk.t iii nor . " . . r t . - . -. .. - rnriTiir
? .irica to 1 lis Imp-rial ami noyai ,k- j v..,,tv.one savingTT u h-, arming i--wrs . wA,ir ...
;i0dtil:c Majesty ; and Hi- Mnjesty the ( JG 'pjiat it shall be the duty of AAT-S Ex3XrC3-TOIr.
Brnperor of A.istria and Apostolic j ' --j e,,u.,ni..fcj:,ers of claims to ite.irt.in-:
Kuiirof Jlm.gary, tho Count .Tuliu: "ceive ev-imine, and con:ier the iK:iX,Al3SIil?I3:i-a-
Andra-sy of C-,ik SzenL Kiraly and KiVoai.d validity of a.ich claims as oeira...ti.eu,.ckest.
irs.-yi' f Turk si. His Maiestv's Privy iJ. ., , i i., if,.,n tin.m i.f thf.m- . n j. t -.:'. TjTrt-f-p. -2. rno
j... .... .. -.uais up luiorih ui.-"c hi. ... - .i.15 urea. Arjn aaii.-.u. jji-uo ... !..-
C an-ulor aud dini-.'-r of the i citioes vj,0 remaned ioya' adherents j oulo I?iv,.r, nt prierr.br and
1 -at IIollSO Rlil of J'.reign Aiialis, . ,, 0 ,,,; frnvf-riltliL-ilt of the! llt-llnrrr. mc Completed.
tlrann Lros? if the Order of M. Me- -niej states during the war, ff.r
j hens. &c, ti". ccc, vvho have agreed gtm. Qr .Uj.pljes t:ikt.n dining the re
U sigiMiie following ai tides : j j10js011 for the us&af th na-vy ef the
Aktic-K I. J United .Slates, in t!i -ame manner
Every reproduction of trcde-mnrsand with the like eilect a they use
which, in me o:intries or territories jow reipiired by law to !o in tne wise
af the one of tiie contracting parties. (Jf tore- or supplies taken er fmkisa-
tfQ affixed to-certain merchandize to i
jrov. lis origin aiiu ij-iain, is iii.um
ieu in the countries or ti-rritoiies of
the-other of the contracting parties,
.ind shall give to the injured party
irronnd f.rsuch action or proceedings
to prevent sucli reproduction, and to
recover datr.uges for tlie sar.e, a ra.iy
- . i :... :.. r.. ..!.:.!
authorized by tiie laws of the conn-
tr-.- i.i which the counterfLit is proven-!
tw. ai j a a k m-, , - - j-
j.:-,ta-iif the citien were a Jcitizen oi
thai country.
The exek:sie right to tie a trade
'tiaik for the benefit of citien" of the
i ni:ed States in tho Ay-tro-Hunga-rian
Empire, or of citizens of the Aih-fo-Hungarian
Monarchy in the ter-
ritory of the Unite-i States, cannot ex- I
i-t f.r longer period thai, that fixed
v h. liiw of thfcoH-jtrv for it own '
ci'tizens. If the trade-mark has be-'
'' me r.ublie property in the country
of iuj oihrin. it shall becvuaily free to
a'l in thecountrii-or territories of the
utner oi the two contracting parties.
Articlc IT.
If the owners of trade-marks, re
siding in tho coiMitrie-i or territories of
the one of the contracting parlies, wish
&ecire their rights in the eountrie.-
or lerriioriwot " l'uZ
.ratting parties, t, ey m.is. deposit dii-
pucate co.ue.- ... . x ---- X? '
nshingron, and in tne U amber., of
rotmnsreuand Irade in icnna and
AlWICJLK III-
7ho present arrangement shall take
efl'jct ninety days after the exchange
of ratifications, and shall continue in
Torce for ten years from thi date.
la eas neither of the high coutract
"". nartios nive notice of its intention
To d;-continue this convention twelve j
months before its exp" radon, it shall i
retrain i" irce oneyear Ironi the lime
tiut either of the high contracting
p irties announces its discontinuance.
Al'.iit-'L.:: IV.
Tiie ratification of this present con
vention shall be exchanged at Vienna
within twelve months, or sooner, if
po--ib!e.
"In "faith whereof tho respective
Plenipotentiaries havoMimid the pie-
inUermnuandJUinrhmVhave
nt '-onvenuon as wen in Jil:igli-,n as
itiv..!l tlinr,.!.! t!...ir ....i.,. ,..L.
Done at Vieunathe f.veuty-fifth dav
r.r ?v',...,!... ;,. t 7- i -i
. ,-..- . . .
u;ic immsmn eignt nuutireu ami tev-
wny-one, in the i.inetv-sisth year of
the Independent of the Unitetl i State-
or Amonci,aiidm th.c tweaty-thii.I
year of the reitrn of His Imnerial and
ltoyai Apofaiolic Alajesiy.
l-.B JOHN JAY,
LU.S ANDRASrfY.
And w.'icrcas the said convention
ha3 been duly rati lied on both parts,
and the lespective ratifications of tiie
same were exchanged at Vienna ou
tne twenty-second day of April last :
Now, therefore, be is known that I,
Ulysses ,S. Grant, President of the U
nited .States of America, have caused
thcsidd eonvenlion to be made public
to-the end thr.t the same, anil 'every
e.lauG and pait thereof, mav be ob
served and fulfilled with good faith h
the Uaiteii Stated and the citizen";
13
tnereof.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
Si.l my hand and caused tho seal of the
United States to be alTlxed.
Uoiip at, the city of Washington this
fist day of June, in th j war of our ! al,-v actlon or Proceeding against the
Lord one thousand eighFhundrpd at-d Lrcha-er at such j-ale, his htir. or as
ee vent v-two, and cf the Inderndi-nco ! bISlls v,Ihout .-"wiiig, in addition
of the United States of Ameiioa the
ninety-sixth.
sual. U. S. GUANT
Aiy the President:
Hamilton Fish,
Secrettry of State.
Geneual Nature No. G3.
AN ACT to mil liorlze the con.iult:'i:ers of
claim, to arii oint sj.eeial co:nxr.;oner, to
t-ike ttlai ny, ami for other puriiu.vs.
lie it enacted by tlm Senate and
21ouc of Jtcprrscatativcs of the Uni
ted Mates of America in Cony rust An-kciid-led.
That the commissioners of
c:aims shall have authority to appoint
special commissioners to take testimo
ny, to be used in cases pending betore
them, who shall have authority to ad
minister oaths and alnrmations, and
io lake the depositions of witnesses:
Provided, The claimants shall pay
the fees of such special commissioners
for taking the deuo-itiou of witnesses
called by the.n ; but such fees shall in
no cae exceed ten cents per folio if
the claim is less than one thousand
dollars.
fcne. 2. That any person who shall
knowingly and wilfully swear falsely
before the said commissioners of
claim'?, or either of them, or before
any special commissic'.ner appointed
ly virtue of this uet, in any matter or
ts.i;n pending before said commis-
oncrs, shall be d.-erned guilty of per-
J
jury, and, on conviction thereof, shall
I e paai-hed in the same manner pre-
s'ctibed by law in cases of wilful and
coii apt perjury.
Sec. o. That ihe commissioners of
chums may appoint and employ a
gents, but not more than three at any
t'uie, whose duty it shall be, under
tho direction and authority of said
commissioners, to investigate claims
pending befnre them, to procure evi
dence, to secure the attendance of wit-
r."deson behalf of the government,
n.id to examine the same, and to cross .
examine the witnesses produced hv i
claimants, and to performneh othe'r '
'duties as may be required of them by
saiu eumruissiouersj who mav dis-
wjsaaiaBiaHBsgsgasBig
oharo them at any time. The wild ,
;.!'.!1S niHV !.( !! (HVt'U UK'lf JUJIUIU
of each month, thev fcliall nwiKe a
btatPiiipnt in detail, specifying the a-
mounts liv them paid "out, to whom
p-iid when and where and for what
iiuPiW and the number of days
:.i..-. i t'., .i. ...... I..-;... .niri inill trm-1
. '.. .
mit the mimic, duly certified, to the
C()ii!iiii;.-ioncrs. Jiut no ciaim w nt
tlio ;m:oi;nt exceeds ten thou-and dol
lars shall be examined, decided, and j
r uorted by the eoniim-Moners to
tongrer, except the testimony on be
half 'of the claimant in such cae shall
have been taken previous- to the third
, ..,. r,.... Cniu'niimc io rcnoi timr.
eoiivinjr. and preparing for Congie-s .
i h oral testimony taken in cases be
fore the said eominKsinneia.
She. ". That all theexpei:-e incurr-.-i
i.nilr-r l'u i)i-visious of this act
Phall be allowed and paid in the same -
mam.tr, and out of the same appro-
i.rialion provided for in th" act organ- j
; , , -
Fl
m
i.rl'ltiOM 1)1'
V ' .. :. : ..!..:..,
iziii" the .-am com:mssioui--i-jn cimm.
bidmr an act entitled " An att making
appropiiation- for the suppoit of the
armv for the year er.ding .June thirti
eth.eightren hundred and seentj
two. and for other purposes," approv-
ed .tiarcii luau, (.-jmuvci .n..... ...
ed for the u-e oi t-e annj
Approved, May 11, 167-'.
anSEUALX ATUKD NO. 5&.
VN" Vt,T to change the time lor hoMinj? thf
' chcuir anddi-tilct courts : tu.' Unit.Hl
States for hc western district ot W Ibcou-
sia. at La. Cro-o,
V.a it nnncfed b)' the Sawlc find
- - v .
House of rprc( niattves or the Lni
Od Mates of America in Conyret As
hanfj'fd, That the time of holding the
circuit and district courts of the Unit
ed Mates for the western district of
Wiscon-hi, at I. a Cro-s-e, be on tho
tl,nl Tisi'-dav of Sentembrr of each
vear, in-le:ei oi toe iirsv .umi.n Ul
saUrv of one thousand tvo h.mdied , -trued to a'lect the power oi anji.
dollars per year ; and may employ, at yourt to ee te-tiinony to be taM n
V.ll 1 1" V UMll. !.... .. - ---- ,
the Uhiial rates, such assistance lot tne , under commission, .:- oiu - ,
wiM,rr-bnd rei.orter as may be neces- course of the common law, io be t.c(.
t;u .utivi "i "n" . . .i....a..
. i.... J.M I... ..F.1'"
Uecemher, as now provided uy lav. ; -
jam! tha
at the uecemuer term at u .
t'loe be, a-nl the same i hereby a-
Udi.-b.ed, and that aii recognizances,
! indictment.-, writ?, proces-, and other
j proceed! ul', civil aud criminal, now
pending in either of aid ponrt, may
be entered, heard aul tried at the tune
herein fixed for holding s-tid courts:
J'novidcd, howier, That a term of
-aid court mav be held in December,
Pii'litf.f.n hiindrod and .-. . t ntv-two. S
for tli i.tirnir-e of takin" forfeitures I
hu lilt, j.rjH-L ui wiuiinii.iaium.-
of reco-nances, and dnposing of pp"
laud aHmattern pending in said court,
j dvH oj. crhnnJ necary to be dis.'
posed of at , aid term to j.revoat di-
ntiluuatte Ios3 jf anv ri hts
may have 1 t& any pTnty
or to the government of the United
t States.
Sec. 2, This act shall not interfere
with the term of said courts appoint
ed to be holden at Madison, -in said
district, nor with the power now pos
sessed by the judges of .-aid court's to
t prder special terms ot the same, a:
now provided by law.
Approved May 9, 1S72.
Grantuii NATt".: No. 59.
AN ACT to extend tiii inno of payment for
tSVir J,iu.:s by p3r.-nas huMltiK pn - m.,-tton-
tit!." pnIUe LuvIn. lu tti- -tjtte of
Minnesota. Wise ntlii, unt! Mn.!i:-...f aiid
Territory of JJAknta.
lie it enacted by the Senatr and
J louse of lirprcscntutivca of the Unittd
Staffs of America in Conyrrs awm
blcd. That all persons holding re
emptions upou any of the public
lands of the United t;t.itis wthin the
Plates of Miune-ota, Wisconsin, ai.d
f mItio u.1 "f the pMi.l.c
mausm U!i I'lm-iiowi'-s wuiiiii uie
l?1?? ut llUiKZ,u u ,scoli""'. al'
Miemgan, and territory of JaUota,
Michigan, and Territory of Jtinota,
who-e final payment has not been
win.-.. Iiti:ii reivmc t hi.-s lint liffii
, : ;; , ' : , ., .....
j desha.. be allowed the additional
tsn? of "I,e y,e:ir in whl$h to I:l:tAV h"
; V '""V J ."
, at ."- .-e;i u.y-eiHpi...
re rp-
(itiired to be paid for hv the present
laws.
Approved, May 9, 1S72.
Ge:i:i:aTi Natl'hk No. GO.
AN ACT for ttie r.-ttef ol purchasers- of Limls
soM tor direct taxes In tho InittrrecUonary
lie it enacted by HcC Senate and
House of Ii jircscniutivcs of the Uni
ted Mates of America in Cony res A--,-sciW(rf,
That no owner, hid htira oi
abigu., of any land sold for taxs un
der the provisions of the act entitled
""An act for the collection of direct
taxes in the iiiaiiirettionary districts
within the United States, aud for oth
er pu i poses," approved June fceenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and
oj the acts amendatory theu of, shall
be nermitted to recover the same in
to other necessary facts, that all taxes
costs and penalties due upon the said
land, at the time of the sale, have
been paid by him or them, or bring
ing into court and depositing with the
clerk, for the use of the United State?
the amount, with interest, of tho tax
es and penalties due lo the Unit...
States on account of the land wbtn !
sold, together with all the roots and
exptn&e- of the sale, which sum, in
case of the lecovery of the land by
such owner, his heirs or assigns, 'hall
be paid by the clerk into the treasury
of the United States.
Sec. That in all eaos where the
owner of any land sold for taxes as
aforesaid, his heirs or assigns, shall re
cover the same from the purchaser. his
heir or assigns, without collusion
on his or their part, by tho judgment
of any United States court, "by reason
of a failute, without his or their fault
or neglect, of the title of the tmreha-
cr derived from said sale, the Secxcta-
ry of the Treasury, on the payment
into tne treasury, Uv the elcik, of the
money deposited with him as afore-
said, and on being satisfied that any
purchaser, his heirs or assigns, wiin
out his or their collusion, has been
evicted from or turned out ot posses
sion of rny such land by the judg
ment of any United States court, in
the manner before mentioned, is here
by authorized, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise apnropria-
fte"'. l, rc-oav to the person or person-.
ened thereto a sum of money equal
to L.iai originally paiu uy uie pureuas
er of the land so reeoypred, if the
same hat ben paid i::t :ke treasury.
Approved, May y, 1j7.
General Xattjp.e Xo. 61.
AN ACT to perpetuate testiaioiiy in the
courts of the United states..
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Unit
ed Mates of America in Congress as
sembled. That hereafter all denosi-
thins taken do bene os.o. to be used in
any civil cause depcudiuir in any court
m any iiistrict oi tne united states.
for the causes aud. before) the officers I
incniitHied in section thirty of the
rtruV":.iuir . ' j u..v ...
' w.c oppo-ue party or ma auorney -m
neon:, which notice Srhall state the
' name of the witness and the time and
; place of the taking of his deposition ,
em-'and in nil cases in rem, the pen-on
iiMvimr mp ncpH(!v or nn.-.-c sion of the
. .. ..... i.: .... ,r
property at the time oi .-eizu re shall
he ilccint'ii uic iniver-u pnn, unm
claim shall have been put in ; and
win-never, by reason of the ab-enee
from the district and want of an at
torney of record or other reaor, the
Mviiii: of the notice heiein required
hall be impraeticime n nan in.- i.i -ul
to take such depositions as theie
therein
Approved. May 0, 1872.
Steel Hail : ISonfcleTraels: !
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Ti.-'irp.-if-iuirt j.morr.m
&,
ClXCI.Vr.'ATI or C(.UH.ts
. A ? i
oaviiiK S7 to 110 JiiiK-, .il arriving one Taix in
AtK.m " t
Saving SDiniio. arnlns hours m advance at
BALTIlvIOBE.
3IORXIKC. AKD XicnT I.l?'15 OF
Faan's FakE Irr:;ifg R:,m rA Sfcp'q Car.'
Are run on this Route from Cincinnati or Col-
umbns to IfciUiinurc ajul Wasliiiistoai Citj-,
WITHOUT ('II-fE.
15v this Rocte yon aviitl A I.L 0"MN"IRI7.S TRAXb-
FKRS .tad FEISIillJs.
Tickets for'-alo -it all Tirk.'t Oilicca in tlie Pr'iith
aud We-t. .
I M COI.K J. TWIIOX.
"tienl Ticket AKont, Ma.' t Traupor n
laili. ..."-. 114 ll.tititnt.ri-. M1.
SIDXKY 15 JOXES.a"! IM!. As t CincminttiO
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
AJLL Xi-VIL IIOCTE!
TO
(.KErtEV.
CHKYEXNE,
ItllNO.
HOMIKN CITY.
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colouad fn.ix'
And a'l i'int- m
Iiwiins.
Coloi". t lie Territories, mid
tlie I'.ictltc Co:i-t.
: "i ill LKS the siiotttsjii.Mie from K;.jus Ci
i fO t to I'faer.
1210
"S.r.l tli ."iinrtpst Lino to I'ucblo. Tni
itl.d.aiil i Ke.ni.il .ill injintsin No JIt.-
ie i.ni Ari7ii .t.
Ite.acmber that thSi'-tlipfiroat Through I.ine.antl
25To Otlicr AliHail 52. onte
. r. of tin aSoe point t.
"n-w nnotel:ow5 oT.in.bj- or ferry transfer by
r.-u! a.'. ti-. ro.it Uivt-r- ..re ail I5riIeu,
ivlj!.3IA palack cars.
n-.n thrju.'i f. . . Iv ,X-S CITY to DKXVI.1I
V.'iinout Ciianse.
Iiwn-i rs bv 1 i .e b..ean o;it,rtur.ity ol
vi wiiii; tin. lit - " '-.utr.ral l)!ctric" f Kan i1
u"d itii ),. "" hi Htea.iT.t:nl J-.it the . eh
Uiitmij;, as.-Kitltural .vml f,raiii;; ihstriu- of tolora
do.
Close cumeeilnns ni.ulo at Kansas City iwth all
tran.s to ami lr-.ni tli" Iv.ist, North anil -.Jiith.
lie sure ti nk for Tieliet- a la. ICaniis
City mid tlie ICaii-s X3nville Railway.
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IlKVnt'.Yi. Ki.ni.i.fii i . .t .i;-:il.
GE7"j:rj '-L. Ot'I'lCES.Knuiio Clt,Mo
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rcoraiart'itht-Ssevt-sisicSsor
f tJc ffieeiiie iiticl TcblJiS:ti'1.
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U' - r frery Jsjt s3i?rsu?i;sit. lis
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4tO VJ-i . lmy
rs. st ;ict:i as a ?jj
tic Is2 i". vr.s .;?c-: its of tllsorili'S
!afCk: esHiics'igims tiie rdi!j
.ircnli is;d brocks dstvu Ilia
'Aiiinml spirits.
I Y A W c V a T u A I i 0 J
I'"or friscrrlas H2ici Hinuttfj iu Hit
IlnaianKiilr. To Prevent Its Kallisij;
Otti uml 'i'umiiiij Gray.
A ell-iresrveil Head of I fair. i:i a person ol
miilille :se. at once l.espealcs. refli.cii.eiit, elesance,
health and beauty, it may truly be eailtd W
man's Crov.n.ns(lo-y, vrliile men are not injensi
ble to its advat8s ant! charms. Vvr tbinfr are
more dlstaistiJis than thin, frirly, har-jli, uninnieil
Ilatr, 7, Ith bead and coat covered with Dandruir
Visit a barber and j ou w ill feel and look like a new
man. This Is what I.TOX'S Iv.VTi IA I ll, N w ill
do all the time. The charm wlik-h lies In v. ell
lilactil Hair, Olisy Curls, Luxuriant Tresses, ami
a Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistible,
sold by nil Dru&sists ami Country Stores.
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Only L:ae Running Through Cars
ntoji
ST. LOUIS
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"-CewYcri:, Chicago, Ciacl3i-at:ia3L:usviI!e,
T.VSTIIOUT CIIAXGE.
1872. .SUMMER SCHEDULE, 1572.
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7;S0 A. i.Day Ezpress.
llin.!;l t Now Yi.rk. C"l. ...io.Uticincatl and
Louisville U.nlj ciccpt ui.day.
4:45 P. Mr-Accoiiimodation,
For all Way Siat:nt lu.ly except sun-ay.
6:15 ?. M. Past Line.
AVith Pullman s Palace Sleeping Car throush to
Iev York. Cincinnati an JLLouibvills li.rlLY.
6:45 P. .0icago Express.
iVith. through Sleeiiin; Ottr Daily ex. Sntccdsy
T&tOSa; IOC H. FnalbSI., Kr.Ctasisal Ftlsok
f.:i. roz,r.Di:rr.
Ticket Aeut.
at. Louis.
JOAX K. SOUfKlX.
Gcn'ISniu.
IutUauaiMilK
W. E. JONKS,
West'n p-.s As't.
St. LouK
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Gen'llMs. .s;'t.
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Threshing Machine
"WITH S AND 10 noasrj
llotuitocl and Bown jfowor
MADE DT TH3 WELL KX01TS
AXTLTIIAN" &TATLOE M'P'Q COa:
20:vcls field, Oliio-
Tlio nrllllnnt success of these Improved
Grain-Sarinj, Time-Siviny and Honey-Earning
Threshing Establishments is unparalleled in thcannali
of Ihrm Machinery. Largely increased earnings are
reported ly Threshermen who have purchased A
great s iving of grain tyfFarzrs icho Jtave employed
Three vcjrs introduced anifyroven Fully El.
raultslied Ao experiment In vse in 400 Cbimtiei
in 10 States ly l'OfrpurcJtascrs Endorsed by forty
thousand farmers who haxe employed them Grain
Saving MatcJdess ".separating principle They
shale thegrain out of Vie straw aVo Beaters, Pickers,
Saddles or Endless Aprons Xo clogging or "wrap
ping" in Flax cr Wet Straw "Overblastn Fan
Sieves harcoicrdtrci sq' -re feet of surface Hauy
klmls o "Work Great "capacity" in Wheat,
Eye, Oats, Barley, Buckwheat, Peas, Beans, Millet,
Hungarian, etc. UnapproachaGlt in Flax Unri
valed in Wet Strata- and Grain Unsurpassed in
Timothy Time-Saving Ab litterings to clean
up Ko detention from, wet straw, high winds, putter
ing, clogging or badwcatlier QuicJ.ly set and moved
g Imply eensiructetl-.EK:7v managtd-Eimark-ably
light draft Very durable Clteaply kept in order
only about oxn-nvLrcs many Belts, Gear WJieels,
Boxes, Journals, Sltafls and Pulleys to clog, wear out,
add to draft, or to keep in repair as in Endless Apron
MaclunesMore conveniences and Irss to annoy Alt
Vie latest improvtmcnls3ioriey-In.ii.liig-Faster
threshing Less detention Choice of jobs Extra
Prices for work Farmers wait for weeks and montht
Elegant Finely Finished Salable.
Znvesiigato t
Call on the undersl5iicil,- send your nar4
and post office address), and get a 1'actory Price
List and Descriptive Fnmplilet free) m
taining CO illustrations and letters from hundreds of
purchasers. "Complete Tlireshing Es
tablishments,"' as well as Ilorsc-Powere
ualone," and Separators "o&mm.".
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tYc sell tlie
STUDEBATvEIl AXD
and mmm
If you want anything, come and ask for it.
AVE KEEP IN OTHLXG BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS, AND GUAEAN"
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS EC0IJ ENDED.
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the Period.
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We hare the Largest Stock, and make
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DEALER IN
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OASPETS ANB OIL CLOTHS,
METALIO AND T"OOI
UEIAL CASE
CONSTAKTIiY OH EAUD.
SALES UOOr, 1
si -zLjxisr STJ
GEO. DAUG-HSBTT,
PEOPEIETOH
TJXnTIOIST SIOTSIILi
88 sz 90 avr.iisr stkeet,
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No. 70 Main Street, - -
Largest Stock in th
THE BOTTOM
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Jl bbuliui.,ri u rliJiUJiuCL Ulluulioiidil
No. 30 MAIN SXrtEiST,
BEe0"W"T"V'XiIID, JTEDB.
UWM
IN-VAIL'AIdLE GIFTS
be tlistribiitctl in
L. D. SliSTJ'S
15G111 UERV1.AII .IIOXTULY
B 1FT ENTERPRISE !
k? 53 " '"' 'lrn" n
3I0XDVY, Al"r.ST5tlu ls72.
OXE t.KAXD CAPITAL PLIZT: OF
$5,000 IN GfOLD!
lpP?Ssl-io'(lTeenbacks!
5 Prizes iGG I
THoI'uniilv Carr :cf-.iii,l M.ite.ieil Torwi. with
Mlier 3Ii.untel ILiruess. worth t1.' e.ich.
Two llor-.-. .mil llti-T . uilli Mlver iiiuiinlci
Harness. -.rtl. -uoe.ic h.
Two tme-ti.i.t-tl K.r-.'WtwHl Punn, worth W 'ch.
Ten Fa-.itlv owins Msihm.s. worth -lwiencli.
o.n.tiltl.mSilver Le.ec limiting Watche-, worth
lr..maJK?st t;li.
lJtllC-i ;oll Lfont.n" 'h . Gent s fiohl f"t
fiains. -ulirt ami (lmil.If lii'.il Mlver Table anil
Teniooii-, Pho.or.iim Alo. iu-, Je.velry, etc., etc.
AVliole Number Gift. 10,000.
Tickets Llnilteil to S30,O0O.
Agents WJiititl to -.el I tickei?. to whom liberal iTe
iniunis Will hi-- p.uiL
SIXG-ETH'XirT--?-: Tli xKfi:; 12 TIC'K
LiS3: ioTIflChrrS f40.
Circnliirs containing .1 tn 1 l.t of r'es. :iIi
enntionof the ".u.in.r 01 tttiAi'14. nert other in
formiitionuireft r-11. -t.. tl.- l"-tr.tuu..ii. will be
sent to an onerHTiiu; tusn. All Utters mu..t be
ftdillCfesell to
I. IX SIUS. Eo:j 86,
Cincinnati, (Uiio.
Ofilce, 101 W. .'5t!i St. -l-ly
DELIVBRJ-D
7" N to any r-irt of the city.
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Mudrtar? 5 Co.
SUKSfKIBE r.irtlie,'Ve'klyAavi;iiser." Old-
pa yens t? Sts.
Wholesale and
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Brownville, Nebraska.
Market.
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Great Inducements Offered.
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III. .I1 s-., u tr. MOW I, Mi-r Mi... i.vi.f- lulir ..r.
I r ! to r ', r jir -;isfc;:oti ii the traifr
ot ireighl ana j t-utfrj.
Rr.iiTr.TiHc Kerry and Transfer Co
Mar h -.th. i;j. tf
IOWA HlO NEBRASKA LANDS
FOR SALE BY THE
Burlington & Mo. River R. R. Go.
JflLLIQXS OF ACRES
On Teu Years' Croditat ( per ct. Int.
No part of principal ilue for tv.-o vears. and
tli. iiecur.ly oue-:s:tilli vearlv until paitl iu
mil.
Products will pav for Ian.I mtl improve
ments within the limit of thi onerous
i-n-ilit.
Cm' Helter terms were never oir- red, are
not now. and rrobnt.ly u, ..4 r T,u j.
CilSCUItARS giriir!; lull pjirtioii.irs are
s-upplkil gratis; and wishing to m-ltice otli
er to emigrate with them, or to form a col
on v. are liniUl to ask lor all they want to
hstrinte.
Apply to CEO. S. II AliUIS, Land Com'r.
Ktr Towa Lands, at Burlliijttonlowi.
Ami for Nebraska Lands, at Incoln. Nel
JOB PBIMTING,
tr AXL KINIi-.
Neatly and Prpmyily Execato-
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the Lowest Prices.
K. R. TKfE TABLES.
MIDLAND PAOIPIO EAILWAYS
I SCHEDrUj: INTo. r,
Takes effect suntftir. ?.rarch :nh. 1st:. Xraies . j
except Similar.
V K-.TWARD.J
STATIONS.
, No.lt. IVo. 1.
I'. M.
4-i
4:15
4:17
5:10
5.C
5:56
6.-.M
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757
8:10
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3
I17 I
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5 Xebmska C'itv.
-J 5
TallH:
; iJimhar.
rll iigitm
' Xvruttise
S--J2
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3.57
9:li
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St50
10-12
1'.2
10:10
Lna'.iIIu .
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Clienoy's
.tnte trl-oii
Liiicln.
The time Kivi-tt above- is tn iiir XjaeolB, 6
minutes Mouit than thiit of t Olcaso.
M. A. MH VKIt. i. ". COXVEISF.
Train iluster. yntu,
Burlington & Missouri Eiver B. S,
IX XEIir.Ai.KA.
PASSEXGIIlt AXlT3IIXi: TRAILS,
ituxxixi; ni-.TWEEX
PlaUsmouihand Lincoln.
Tesnks CH'ect Wctlnc-ilar, Dec. 'J0.1MI.
WESTWARD.
STATIONS
Train o.
MIXKO.
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1 I'JStM.J
Plattsmouth ' " p. m. leave. Wnwajit. !..,.
OtDillHl JllRCtfHIl..' irS) , ,.,..,,.. i hie-.'i-.,
T.ottin.vllk 10. 'MhM i ,
eolith Ile-iti 5:W Uiram.
AlU.iml fOH IIMl
(irtrpimootC . 7.tw . 1I-I&.
WniiTly '71". r ..
Nt-wtoii 7143 rz.U tf. Bi
Lincoln &I3 ln. nrrlve KTjp.K.rr
1 I "CIIKK.
1 Lincoln S.CiR. IaTft tp.Bi.U-.
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ji.iiiauu , -toij ih.i
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IkirtJit-ter j l(M.injirrie.j . .rr 1
EASTWABI ?.
STATIONS
Trnia.Vo.a.
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Omlui JuncUhii..
Sr p.in. r.rrive &mi si. -i
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IHiivilIe
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(irptir..ott
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lifcOS ttl
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!fcSajH. Ieave.,3Aii. . '
DorchetT
The linve- given above is tlfat of 0-iha.b
nmojiss slower than that of Chi-jso.
TZIOS. IAK.
Chief Businffr nmHipnftm
Kansas City, St. Joseph sG. Eluf
ti.ixi: tai:m-: :co.if.
Ti tn'.eejfert SHmUtt. Ji.ty juh, fcTTI.
GOING
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Gen'I I'.tw. ?..nt. Gen'l.Br .r
M.J.. fj)!t. Mo. btJKtit. '
Great Through Passenger Route
THK ij XELIAB"j
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE
AND
TWO FAST SaTEESS TSAi: s
I. r : .:; tl M.s-,!s. j.j 1 ..; Qu1im- i.n '
ph.Ij?ia:; sLKPi.-tu palace.--
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Without Ch.iie ef t'art
5IO-I TIU5 l:rTsIIRTLINP
TO qriXt'Y, ST. L0UI.S. cmvu
Xemuhi. New OrIe..a". Sipy TlUe. -nfe-
iielit. I)"cu:nr Ti.lon . I :t layette TnliJ-
api.lii. ('inc.;uiati. Ijwii-viIIf. NhvUw
ChUaie.i;.i, Li-Ti.mton. tVilnuifM.
Wlitt.au.:. Ir. rslHirt;. lialti-
uwj.r v wOt.M(ioa,
Uiehn.wnd,
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Tu Ft. V."rvw ' -'!-. fTestMiK'. 'ers,
1 farrisiMirjr "in ...lelphhi. v . 'W,
11. t .h. ittl ull p.J"'-'
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hv .if! r'o-v . t ik" thi- in r'u-.!; i- il -
etii. ! f i?.ihtl coontiv
Buy Your Thi onsu Ticieis
Hv2:r St. JToo usitf Q:si-?
Kir sale at Ticket rt.es -. A . ' '
BlufTs K. R.. at the - ir Itetel. J'r .r.M-.-.
t iisonA-Cros,T,i '.e i...ii!'i,f'"- '
Kind other stati-ui .n '.n.t f rua.t.at .-.t." J '
bv any other rimii- .
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connection, ni.ti fi ar'i il.re. r ! I -'.!
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Combined Shsiler and SwAr.
TTVirv? ifr7 ar7 Steamer.
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