LOCAL NEWS-
Frm Wfdnet'Jay'$ Daily.
3?"The News says the fine residence
belonging to Col. O. II. Irish, wbich was
destroyed Lj Cro list full, is to bo re
built. 5Teanis are crossing on the ice j
Lut appearances indicate a "break up'
before many . days Lava elapsed.
5Hf Morton places all So utb Platte
at the value of a 'Uni'eraitj," how
much do you suppose As would ask fur
the city of Omaha?
The Xunpareil of Tuesday says an
accession of seventy through pajjei gere
via the Council Bluffs and St. Joe Hail
road lst evening were added to the buy
throng crowding the various hotels of
our city.
A Remarkable Fact. That the a sin
gl instance has come to the knowledge
of C. W. Roback of a failure of his Bit
ters to give satisfaction in the thousand
of casts in v W.ri ihej have been used, is
'worthy of remark, and undeniable evi
dance of their intrinsic virtue.
3?"Some people of Omaha censured
the liejiulican for publishing a sworn
statement of the Republican members of
the Legislature in regard to the disgrace
f ul proceeding in the Hoiieo on thu 16th
That paper has published a counter state
incut by the factionists, not sworn to
Does any one in Omaha censure it for
tnat V
g"Vo learn that a crazy man named
John attacked Capt. Hoover, o
Louisville precinct, a faw days since,
with an axe, and that in self defence the
Capt. was compelled to lodge a bullet in
him. He lives near Mr. Hoovor's resi
dence, and appears to have had an old
grudge against him for preventing him
iniurins a boy some time a;;o. He met
noover in the woods, where he attempt
ed his life with the axe, but Hoover se
cured the weapon and threw it in the
creek. After Hoover had gone home the
man again got the axe and followed him
Arriving at the house be demolished a
window and then attacked the door ;
whereupon II jover fired through the door,
the ball taking effect in the shoulder of
the asailant. Hoover came to town to
day and is taking the necessary steps to
have the man taken care of.
From Thuraday't Daily.
3TThe Odd Fellows of Nebraska City
had a grand reunion on Saturday last,
says the Press.
("Emigration has already commenc
ed, betokening a livly year for us. Sev
eral wagen crossed the iea to-day, dan
gerous as it was, they being so anxious
to et settled in our fair State that they
cheerfully took the risk.
2?"Dflnni9 Dean, F.sq., of Ashland,
called on us this morning. lis informs
us that they have ha.l tl,o 6.est 6lel:jtnnz
fur tne past wees ne ever saw in ine wesi.
The snow extends same ten miles this
r-iioof Salt Creek. Strange, isn't it;
good sleighing at Ashland, twenty-five
miles from here, and muddy enough to
"mire a saddle blanket" along the river.
C3It is a pleasure to us to announce
that Dr. F. Renner, of Nebraska City, has
bctn appointed Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for Nebraska, vice Holliday, of
Brownville, the Copper-Johnson-Morton-Miller
man, whose appointment the Sen
ate refused to confirm. Renner is an old
resident of Nebraska, and has served a
Ion 5 time as Deputy Assessor. He is an
energetic man in whatever he does, and
his faithful performance of his duties
while Deputy has undoubtedly had some
thing to do with his promotion. It is to
bo hoped that A. J. will appoint a few
more of Dr's. stripe in the place of the
tools who have been rejected by the Sen
ate. Our German friends will be pleased to
hear that Renner will commence the pub
lication of a paper in their own language
sometime during the month of April, to
to be called the Nebraska S:ate Gttzdte
(Slants Zzitung). Success, Dr.
How Experience Conquers
1'rejiidice.
Mr. George Thrall, of Rochester, in a
recent letter to Wilcox &, Gibbs S. M. Co.,
writes ; "One of your machines has been
used in my family for the past eighteen
months. It has given perfeot satisfaction
and I consider it the best Sewing machine
for family use. I the rnoro cheerfully
bear my testimony in its favor because I
was at first prejudiced ngainst it "
Erm Friday'' Daily.
CSTMr. Williams, telegraph operator
at this place informs us that the ice in
the Missouri river broke at Brownville
-at 11 A. M. yesterday.
?"The News says gentlemen who
have had large experience in the culture
of tobacco in Maryland and Virginia,
pronounce the soil of Nebraska just adap.
ed to that purpose; and will practically
test toe matter daring the coming season.
CL. L. Holbrook, Esq., Assistant
Clerk of the Territorial Council and of
the State Senate, arrived in the city this
morning, having been detained at Omaha
since the adjournment of the Legislature
in copying the Journals ready for the
printer.
CaThe News calls upon its cotempo
rary the Press, to substantiate the as
sertion that "the entire delegation from
Otoe were recreant to the trust commit
ted to them." We know nothing about
what "trust" was "committed to them,"
but the celumns of the News, the journals
of the Legislature and the signatures of
the members theajelres will show that
they proved recreant to the interests of
the people of Nebraska. It is also a well
established fact that they willfully de
stroyed the confidence rpoed in them
by the balance of the South Platte mera
bers in the Legislature. It is not denied
by the News in fact its own capito
correspondent verifies the statement
that the Otoe delegation agreed to vot
for a general apportionment if the Couu
cil would defeat the bill taking one mem
ber of the Council from Otoe and giving
it as a float between Otoe and others
This was defeated in the Council, and
then every member of the House from Otoe
voted against the general apportionment.
We know not what the News might cal
"proving recreant" to a trust, or whether
any ono placed any trust in the Oto
delegation ; but it is evident that they
proved recreant to their word and to the
wishes of a large majority of the peopl
of Nebraska.
From Saturday'i Daily
"Can any one tell why it takes the
Omaha mail all day to get to this city
when it comes at all? It is due at 10 a
m.
C37"Tho first train for eleven days
over the C. & N. W, Railroad arrived at
the Bluffs on Wednesday evening. Look
out for a heavy mail.
3The mail from this city westward
has increased rapidly for the past three
or four months. It now requires t.vo
and three sacks ts accommodate that
section. This is evidence of the rapid
growth of the counties of Saunders, Lan
caster, Gage and others accommodated by
this line.
CiTWe learn that II. M. Atkinson, ef
Brownsville, has been appointed Register
of the Land Office in that city, in place
of Bedford, rejected. Atkinson is a No
1 man and politically sound. Andy ap
pears to be trying to atone for Lis for
mer evil deeds.
0"We learn that Lieut. Ed. Donavan
has returned to Omaha, having passed a
first-class examination and been assign
ed to auty as a first Lieni. in tne regu
lar army. He has a furlough for thirty
days. At the expiration of which he will
report at New Orleans
3?Our enterprising townsman, E. T.
Duke, Esq., has invented a new stove
pipe damper which, we think, is a little
ahead of anything of the kind in exist
ence. lie has, also, a new invention for
a chimney cap which will certainly do
away with "smoky chimneys." They
will be sent to Washington in a few days,
for the purpose of eecuringpatents, after
which they will be presented to the pub
lic.
From ilonday't Daily.
We get mails from Omaha about
once a week now.
CF"The County Commissioners held a
meeting to-day.
C l-'V. tv. -,.. vik loose nt
Nebraska City on Friday last.
C3?"It was expected that the Colorado
bill would come up in the Senate on Fri
day last.
C3?"Two years ago to-day Andrew
Johnson. made a famous speech, the first
of a series of Democratic outbursts.
T. K. Hanna. Esq., left for the
east to. day. He will be absent about a
month, and will visit Kentucky before he
returns.
CTrado is a little more brisk than it
has been during the winter months. We
noticed several wagons loading with
goods at our stores to-day.
C37"People are arriving in the city from
the east every day. Some corns with
teams, some on the cars, and some on
foot any way to get to Nebraska.
The crazy man who Las caused so
much trouble to the people of Louisville
precinct, and whom Capt. Hoover was
compelled to shoot a little to keep him
within bounds, has been committed to
the County jail to await tho necessary
steps for his removal to the Insane Asy
Ium.
C3?"Our City election takes place on
the first Monday in next month. We
hope our people will not overlook the ne
cessity of electing city officers who will
do something for the city. We don't
want men who try to fill their own and
their friends' pockets at the expense of
the tax-payers, but men who have an
idea above an oyster, who will dj some
thing to forward the general prosperity
of the town. See to it, voters.
From Tutmlay't Daily.
CThe city election took place in
Omaha yesterday.
CSee advertisement of Seed Pota
toes. Good seed is half the crop.
C"The roads are extremely rough,
making it bad for farmers to get to town.
C-The
assessor says he finds some
people so dirty that he considers, it his
duty to record thorn as real estate.
"A destructive fire occured recently
at Chariton, Iowa. The Patriot esti
mates the loss, over aud above insurance,
at between $20,000 and $30,000.
CJTAmong other Johnson appointees
rejected by the Senate, we notice the
name of J. P. Becker, Agent for the Paw
nee Indians in Nebraska.
C"Make up your mind to do a thin,
and then do it. If a spider breaks his
web twenty times, twenty times he will
repair it.
C5?"It will be seen by our market re
port that wheat is up to $2. This will
be good news to our farmers, cipeciallv
those who held back a part or a'l of their
crops.
"The spirit appoars to be working
marvelous thorought the State of Iowa.
Every pacer from that State contains
notices of the immense revivals going on
throughout the State. The State Regis
ter contains from one to two columns
each week of notices of revivals in differ
ent parts of the State.
2?"Seo atvertlsement'in another col
umn of "Farm for Sal.-," bv A. L. Child
This is one of the finest farms in the
country, and will be sold at a great bar
gain Owing to continued ill health Mr
Child is unable to carry on the farm,
and offers some one a No. 1 chance
Who wants it?
Mk. Editor. Please announce that
the firm of Courtright & Graves is this
day dissolved, nnl that G. W. Courtright
will pay all debts and reoeive all dues of
sam nrm.
G. W. COCRTRIGHT.
March 5th, '67'
DIED-
At 9 a. m. Friday, March 1st, of Con
gestion of the Lungs, Edith, daughter of
Rev. George C. and Vonie E. Betts, aged
nine months.
Funeral Service will take place at St
Luke's Rectory on Sunday morning at
10 1-2 o'clock.
(3?Found A Fur Collar (gentlemen's)
inquire at tnis oince.
SEED P0TAT0E?.
Extra White Neshannock and Early
GoodrichPotatocs for salo by
A. L. Child,
w3 Glendale.
HARNESS AT COST!
In order to make room for a new
8to;k in the spring, I am selling off my
entire stock of Harness, Saddles, Bridles,
Collars Lc, at evil. All ye that want
anything in my line, call in, for we are
bound to sell.
Main St. South side. Two doors west
of Tootie, Hanna & Co'.
Feb2Slm II. J. Stre;cht.
Tor Sale or Sent.
A good dwelling house, containing 3
rooms, situated on the hill fronting the
ferry landing, together with seven lots,
well fenced, and under good cultivation.
There are on the premises a good cistern
and out-buildings. Possession will be
eiven on the 1st day of March. For par.
ticulars enquire of
fb21tf W. L. or S. L. Thomas.
FBESII OYSTERS,
Received this day from Chioago, at Simp
son, Mickelwait & Co.'s. For sale at
75 cents per can.
(3&rTo those wishing job-work done.
we would say that now is the time and
the Herald office ij the place. We are
prepared to execute work in the neatest
style and on short notice.
rM. If. McC.uskey, Dentist, is at bis
post again ia tb'm city, ready to do all
kind of work in his line Me. is fast es
tablishing a reputation as a No. 1 worK
man. Thoe desirinz work should call
as soon as possible.
ClaFoR Sale Ono of Lamb's superior
knitting machines the only kind made
that widens and narrows. Enquire at
this office. dtf.
6
DR. M- H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST'
Wi'l do all wo V in his line on short notic.
5J"Otflce with Dr. Livingston.
July C.
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POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.
THE MAILS Wll.r. CLOSE A FOLLOWS:
SASTERV mail will close at - 9 a. m.
(S 'L'TH KRX at . - 9 a.m.
NOKTHEKX and WESTERN at - 1 p. ra.
MAILS ARB DUE A3 FOLLOWS"
From the EAST at . 10 a.m.
NORTH anl WEST at - 10 a. ni.
" SOUTH at - 2 p. m.
POBT-OrFICK HOURS.
Open from 7 a. ui. to 8 p. in.
l'?,"When caliine for mail please cive your name
ri Hli'l then the No. of your Box.
sj-w n-n calling for Mamii stve the number of
stamps or amount ycu wi-h to buy.
J. v. .UAKSllALI., TostmaMer.
Piatt smouth. Lodge No- 6, A. F- &
A- XI.
reirnlsrcommunications 1st and 3d Mondays of each
month, at 6 1 2 o'clock, p. in.
E. T. DUKE. W. H.
W. H. ANDERSON. Sec
Nebraska Chapter No-3, R. A. M.
Uecular convocations 2J and 4:h Wed net days of
ach mouth, at 6 1-2 o'clock p m.
V. U. WHEELER, H. P.
K. C. LEWIS, Sec.
I. 0. 0. F.
Vlatte Lodee. No. 7. meets everr Saturdar ereninv
at tlie C.urt House Hall, ltfotl ers o other Lodrm
r.i rrvpectfnl'.y invited to visit this Lodpe.
nyorueroi A. L,. trKAOUE, Si.Q.
V. P. Gass, See.Sec'y.
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
tlepular meetings first Tuesl.iv of '-verr month.
t 7 p. m. Rev. GEO. C. it " TT3.
ti. K. Livisgsto.v, Clerk. Chairman.
I. 0. O. T.
Regular meetiscs everr Fridav evecine. Trmv.nn.
Templars respectfully icviterl.
K. C. LEWIS, W.C.T.
WES MONTGOMERY, W. 8.
SAM'LM. CHAPMAN, Lodse Deputy,
5J-5TAR OF LCn LODGE No. 8, Sit. Fleasant.
bolls regular meetings every Saturday evenias.
Bro- S. A. DAVIS, W. C. T.
g ster MATTII BATES. W. 8.
Bro F. ft!. TIMBLIN, Lodc Deputy
1 OTOB Lodie, No. 4. Nebraska Citv.
rig. nar meetings every Tuesd.iy evening.
i.ro. a. j. jiaaiMNU, W. C. T.
l'ro. E. Ros WniTit, XV. s.
Siner Alice Mortos, W. T. T.
regular meetings every Tueday even ing.
Itro. A MtHR t- W n f
fJIUro. W B. WaEBRiTTOif, W.d. '
oro. j.j. nuonow, i,u,
HEAL ESTATE
D. TL Wheeler & Co t
Real Estate Agents
.PLATTSMOUTH. N. T.,
Offer for tale the follow in I Keal Estate.
Sec T'p K Acre
Fast half northeast quir'.rr 22 12 Jl 80
West lialr northwest quarter 8.1 I J II 80
South half northeast quarter 3-2 18 12 80
N'orrh half southeast quarter 82 12 1-2 80
Northeast quarter IS 11 13 160
Sou'liweft quarter 82 II 11 10
West half southeast quarter 8 II 11 SO
North half southeast quarter 16 10 14 80
West half northeast qu i'ter 3 11 11 80
Sorthwe-t quarter northwest qr 13 1'2 13 40
Wet h:ilf somhwes'. quirter 12 12 13 HO
Eat half foaihea-t quarter 4 10 13 80
ft,nthwet quarter southeast quarter 4 ! 13 40
South half northwest quarter 12 1'2 12 Bo
Northwest quarter 22 12 12 160
Eaat half -oulhwest qturter 13 10 14 iO
North half sou'heact quarter 10 10 13 80
North half fotuhwest qiarter 10 10 13 60
WeM half orthwe-t quarter 8 11 II 80
Northeat quarter 21 12 12 1M
Undivided hair southwest quarter 2S 11 12 160
Lots in the city of Plattsmouth.
Lot Block Lot Blmk Lot Block
6 22 12 M 6 28
8 2S 9 2s 6 Sri
5 33 8 3- 8 56
0 f7 10 ' 8 62
9 123 1 li 4 12
4 1!9 6 SS 8 1C9
The north half of 8 4'
THOMPSON'S ADDITION.
Eaxt half of bloc'x 1, 4. 7, 8 aid 10.
South ha f of block 3 (
Lots 6 and 7 in block 5. )
Wert half section 32, township 11, ratine 14. 130
acres under lence, 112 tory 'rime bouse, good well
and tpring, and good running water, plenty of tuu.
btr fjr lire-wood. Pi ice (3, 750.
1867. 1867. 1867.
IProspectus
OF THK
Omaha Republican,
DAILY AND MEEKLY.
his rrr i universally recopjiied as the
Leading Organ of" the Re
publican Party,
AND THS
Best, Most Enterprising, and Most
"Widely Circulated Newspaper
in Nebraska.
Ui.Perullican rrtv of Xehrnf-ka constitutes
thie f I'S of it votifcK and fuil? f.inr-flfth of its
tew apf r-tetidirp ripulatici Of this larpely
don ii.aiit tianv the Rt.prBLiciN 'he only Republi
can Journal publn-hea at the i:apnai n ine recog
nized or'an. In tin wide new it na no nvu uu
no comju-titor, in inioence or circulation.
Here ft r th; kepvdlicax ingenues upon lis can
tier the principle of
Equal Rights Tor AH,
nd vi bile flphtin that preat battle throuph if God
.;ti ... .v. ...4 ; tu.u.r.i 1., tnriii.h ull
w 111 It llir TUU, 11 'Hun.-c-'M:i:'vi . ' . -
Who rally to I's Mippnri ev,-Q orn.tr unu. mure ui
tractive new.sjop?r than ever bifore.
In the f. illness of Its State Correrondnce. the
comple'.i-nes of i's L"Cil and Cummercvil Jiej'ort;
In its Statitirnl Exhibits of ti.e piogre-s of the Trade,
AirrVnUtire. M nu lrtr, of li iate. and in
every department of Local md General Intelligence,
the Rpudlica.v is ithut a rival.
The Proprietor of the ItKP JBLirAN 1 determined
,i. si.nr!- i.i- ;ai.- -r rXjiet. e t'. -iiain t' oM'ion
nf he RkPrnucAN a the most uopolar and influen
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cf Chicago.
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Address, Ft. A. D BALCOMBK.
j ul I Republican Block, Omaha, Neb.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
AND
Empire Eleat Market
,Tbe.u ndiT;?ned is now preaird to furnish fk
citizens of this place with the e?t
FRESH BEET,
MUTTON,
VEAL,
PORK,
AND BACOX.
I also keep
EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, POTATOES,
AND VEGETABLES,
and will pay the highest tnarhet price for all klDck
of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
WM. F. MORRISON,
PlatUmouth, May 13, d4m.
BAKERY,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
MATHIS & SONS,
(eaccesssor to J. Parcel A Sons.)
Plattsmocth, Neb.
Keep constantly on hand a good 1'ipply cf
FRESJI BREAD,
pc;?,
CAKES
and everything In the line. Also
GROCERIES 4- PROVISIONS
of all kinds.
Wasted : Country Troduce, Entter, E-g', Ac
S3Glveus a call.
sert. 23.1S66.
DirrLLIXGS at all price.
Any persons wishing to pnrchase Jarm-property, r
Evidences In town, will find tbeiu for tale at ail
prie-. Fy
rORRIXGTOX,
RAL ESTT ASRKT.
J. D. SIMPSOJT,
IF. XICKELWAiT,
Simpson, Mickelwait fc Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
l iTtcX ptrm isn.-r. Agents,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Sealer
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WINDOW-BLINDS, GLASS,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
j PICKETS,
4jjtn8
B. NEWMAN
B . NEWMAN & CO.,
Corner Main and Third Streets "Plattsmoutii N.
OUTFITTING CLOTHING HOUSE!
IN THE
Dealer
ir
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Also a nrg e lot of
RUBBER CLOTHING
Of airdesciiptions always on band.
tZZSCaU and examine
few Masonic
!
PliUtsmouth, April 10th, 1855.
WM. E. rsxicK,
PENICK &
sh Wholesale
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils,
Oil and Lamps, stationery, &c.
I NOS- 3 &. S SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO.
t
e-We are the Northwestern Wholesale Agentsjfor Dr. D. Jayne A Son, and Dr. J. C. Aver Co.,
knd tan furaibb their mediciaea in an, quantities. jau-3 iy '
7
mpTj j!jf W.L.THOMAS'
gft JMPicture Gallery
y-w3Tt7 Knl Side Main ft ,
pLATTSMorrn, - .t.
'rvt
--as
Pictures taken
Arabrotype Photographs, Gem Pictures, &c. A good assortment of Cases Frames,
Alburns tc, constantly kept on hand. Gilt and Rosewood Mol Jiug, or Frames
made.to or cr, of any size
5
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
H r ACEEB OP 15D DBALEK 15
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURUIE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips J-c.
5Iaic Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - , X. T
Wiii. II. L.emlae,
rflERCIIANT TAILOR,
ONE tOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY.
Plattstnouth, NebraXa
SDWD SVTIEJtT.
in
ETC., ETC.
N. J. SHARP
WEST!
in
Trunks, Valises, Sec. Vc,
AND REVOLVERS
my exiensiv stock at the
Brick Building.
WM. L0YIJ.G.
LOVING,
Dealers ia
9
Pure "Wines and Liquors, Coal
of all Kinds.
WOO L WORTH & C ,
BOOKSELLERS.
STATIONR.ES ,
Binders &Paperdea!ers,
SAI.YT JOSEPH, MO.,
cc23 6;a
Eurned Out,
BUT NOT DISCOTJBAGED.
T. W. f hryoelc Is spain at the ol.l tt nrt iJ-rr--i'l
to v ai. u-oa his forn.er cut.'ia-r, ai Um :sll:e
-neri.iy. If you eit-i arvtLij s La;--f tarxi.
tare or Chairs, gin t;ai a,'t-l- ir4 txrht a. ax
Mam.P.i'tiaiou;, N. I. ruijil.vti.
STAR MILL.
We bav pat Info our Mill lately several Important
impiuveuienia, aad are nuw prepared to
MAKE THE BEST QUALITY OF
Plour.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
Wheat and Corn.
EOnWER & SIEH.
PlatUmouth, Dec. 10th, 1SC6. 4w
t joa want Patent Medicines at old pricas fro to
L . BLACK, BUTTFRY fl VO '8
c. n. KING
Carpenter and Joiner
CONTRACTOR and Bu1TDER,
Wfl do work in hs line with n eatnesa an dlepatc,
opon short notice.
''he place to get Perfamerv af all kinds Is at
SLACK. BUTTERY & CO.'S.
LATEST TFASHIONS DEMAND
J. W-DBRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
The Wondcrfal FI izibility and great Comfhit au-1
Pleasure to any lady inn(t the Dunlex tliiptio
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crodl
Assombiie, t'peras.Carriairs, Kailroad Cars.C'hnrch
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House l-tress.
as the Skirt tan he folded when in use to occupy is
small spuce as eajily and conveniently as a Siik or
Muslin L)ren, an iuva nable quality in crinoline, not.
found in any Single Spring Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, oomfort and
great convenience of wearing? the Duplex Klliptic
teel Sprini! Skirt for a tiujrle day, will never aft' r
wards w.liiugly dispense with their use. For Chil-
iren, aii.-ut.-s and Jouue L,aUi-s they are superior to
all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring.
bnt will preserve their perfect and graceful shiper
when three cr f ur ordinary Skirts will have b-en
thrown aside as useless. The Hoops are coered
with double and twisted thread, and the bottom rods
aie not only double springs, but twice (or double)
covered ; preventing them from wearing out whea
dragging down stoons, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a treat favorita with a! la
dies and Is universalln recommended by the Fashion
Magazines as the Standard Skirt of tin Fashion-
able World I
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages In
Crinoline, viz: superior quality, peilect manufacture,
tyish enape and finish, flexibility, durability, co'a
fort and economy, eoquire for J V. Bradley's Du
plex Elliptic, or Double Spring Skirt, and be si re to
get the genuine article.
CAUIION To guard against imposition he partio
ulai t ) notice that skirts offered as 'Duplex" have
the rd ink stamp, viz: "J W. Eradley'a Diiix
Klliptic Meet springs, upon tn waitoaml non
others are genuine. Also nutice that everv Hoop
will admit a pin being pissed through t!r cenirr.
hus revealing the two (or uouh,r) springs hruided
together therein, whi:h Is the secret of their flexibil-
ty and strength, aud a couibtoutiou not to be found
n any other kit.
For sale in all Stores where first-class skirts ara
sold throughout the United states and el-ewhe'e.
Manufactured bv the Sole Owners of the Patent.
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