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PLASTIC SLATE,
roa
EOOFING
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
The process of reconFtroctinir Slate Stone frero
disintegrated state wu
PATENTED FEB. 21st, 1865.
It It combination of
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(th. latter pomexinK qnlitie of geological nil
chemical affinity for the formei,) and is a de
velopm nl of one of the Maple bat unal
terable tendencies of natme.
AS A ROOFIHG MATERIAL
IT STAitOS UKBIV41LID.
A mar it adupts ltelf to every hapeand pe
Non-cumbulible, iniperviou, non-expam-We
and undet,ying. " .
Frost Does not Crack nor Heat
Dissolve it.
b only Roiling Mate-rial ever.difcovered that will
resist the action of the element as long ai
the structure itprot'eta. Being sus
ceptible of little if any wear
from exposure and
PERFECTLY FIRE -TROOF,
It is nn quailed a a coatiofr f-r railroad and faim
buildings, bridges, bottoms of Teasels, vaults, etc.
ITaterials for lale by
ALFRED OSBORN'
Sola Licensee for Nebraska,
Douzlas St. - - Omaha, Neb.
myi ly
HOE, TLX, T. E. HASSi, J. B.CL1RR
Tootle, Banna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers la
Cold Dust, Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U. S
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
end special attention given to Collections
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.
nOd.twtf
Apothecaries Hall.
REED.WIUTEVGER Sc Co
No. 135 Main St.,
KEBRASKA CITY. - NEB.
Dealers in
DUGS &r ' MEDKNES,
Paints Oils, Putty . .Glass
Patent Medicines of all kinds, . articles, ftta
llonery, and everything kept in , rst-class Drug
Store, at Eastern prices.
0jf We are prepared to fill all orders, and warrant
. i - . i- ,n, in
D II UMIECIIAIV.
Dealer la
Hardware, Cutlery
IROX, NAILS, STOVES
AND TIN WAR E,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Also. Agent for the Sale of the Celebrated MAGES
cook ro ves, and branch, crooks &
iwa O-Ana.
SIGH OP THE BIG PADLOCK.
MAIN STREET,
5 I Below the.Beyinonr House, on opposite side,
NbBRASKA CITY, NEB. T.
OCI25
Boot U Shoe Store !
' J. THROCKMORTON & SON,
at their old stand. .
. ' NORTH 8IDK CF MAIN STKtET, .
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - N. T.
We keep constantly on band a large assortment
Eastern Boots & Shoes
ALSO
SHOP MADE WORK,
which we will sell at th lowest cash prices.
Repairing done at soh rt no
tice.. .
8?" All Work Warranted.
J THROCKMORTON. A. THROCKMORTOS.
Oct 26 '66 f
Win- II. laemke,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
Plattsmonth, Nebraska.
ftT18W tr '
rosr orrics buildin
NEBRASKA.CITY, N. T
TTHOLESALX AM) RETAIL DEALERS IH
SCHOOL-BOOKS
' A1TD
STATIONERY5
Al A genu for all the prinolpal
ZIA GAZLES and AEWSPA PERS,
Ferwaifc taWerlatteos are rmixW at Fabl hsr
r tll l3icture Gallery
Pictures taken
. . r-m Pir-tnres
nvtde to or er, of any sue
wji. b. funic:,
PENICK &
Cash Wholetale
H)M
Patent Medicines,
hemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils,
Oil and Lamps,
NOS. 3 &. S SECOND
-We are the Northwestern Wholesale Agents
fcnd can furnibh tneir meuiciues iu auj
JOHfl B. CLARK
Clark & Plummer,
" (Successorslo Tootle, Hanna 8c Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
;Hats, riaps,
Doors,
PliATTSMOlJTn,
Keep on hand a falstock of all kinds of
A3-ai3UiiTrjaA.il mplem its.
Agents for the sale of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
- r The Cheapest and Best.
E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO.,
Hay. just wcelred a large and sr-endid stock
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Lowest Cash Prices!
Having purchased them for cash in New Tork and Boston. We assure the pnblia we ean and will
sell Goods as low as any house west of St Louis or Chicago.
. BS?Remember the Old Corner, now called the
'''''CORNER MAIN AND SECOND or Levee) STREETS.
I BOur motto' U ''QUICK SALES AKD ' SMALL TROI'ITS."
Plattsmoctji, Nebraska, September 26ih, 1S67; .
' '.- : . '
I. A. WIGGENHORN D. SCBNA8SK.
P. M. DOBBINGTON,
RtAL ESTATE AGEN'i,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.,
inpt attention paid to the purchase and sal of
R al Estate, and payment of Taxes, and all business
pirtalning to a general Land Agency. Titles inves
tigated. . Refers by perm iss ion to
n o.B. S. Dnndy, Judge 2d Judicial I)ist., Falls
Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Burbank, Paymaster
U. S. A.. Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon. J. H. ISnrbs.uk,
late Au iiOt Nebraska, Falls City, Neb.; Hun. T. M.
Ma-iac't, PlatUimonth.Neb., Col. R. R. LiriDgston,
la e o ..ebraska IstVet. Vols., PIattmonth, Neb.;
M D. H. Wheeler, U.S. Indian Agent, Pawnee
Aicenty; Cha's Nettleton, No. Ill Broadway, New
York; Harvey, Dei trie h & Brown, Washington, D. C ;
Tra-y, Magnire & Co., Chicago, Ills.; R. Q Fitch,
Rochester, N. T.. Prof. Henry Arlingdafle, ''Hartford
University," N. T. ' oc25
Capt. D. LABOO Sc CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
.Also.a very eho' ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, second, door east of Seymour Honse.
Nebraska City, Nebraska.
Are jnst receiving a new stock of Genuine Old
Bourbon, direct from Powrhwa eoaaty, Ky-, Bitten,
nc Otgwrv, ere. s7lt w i
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of all Kinds.
A eood assortment of Cases) Frames
VM. LOTINL.
LOVING,
Dealers
. GB IK
3
Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal
Stationery, &c.
ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
for Dr. D. J.yneA SoP.'.and Dr. J. C. Aver Co.,
t III. WMMIB.
Groceries,
dueensware,
Boots, Shoes,
Notions,
Sash, tfec.
NEBRASKA
of New and Fashionable Coeds, insisting at
HARDWARE,
WOODEN WARE,
QUEENSWARE,
Which they will sell at the
Wtn. Stadelmanii & Co ,
One door west of Doiielans Drug-store,
Dealers in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
. :. MATS, CAPS. BOOTS SHOES,
, TRUNKS, VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
Far the Plains; also, a large tot of -
RUBBER CLOTHING, REVOLV
ERS AKD KOTIOKS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and examine onr stock before yon buy any wbere else
Jyl '68 Wn. STADELMANN A CO.
THOM AS C. CRENSHAW,
' , rAmsoriaDOULEiii
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURRIE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, tfc.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITT; - - N. T
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HARPfcB & BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
DWELLINGS at all price
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property, or
Residences in town will find th em for sale at al
prices. By
EORRISGTON,
mr7. B x EitAts Agrsy.
LSfli?fle UT!-
$30,000 WORTH OF GOODS!
We are now closing
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Printed Delaines, all wooll Delaines, Cashmeres, French Meri-
noes, and a full stock of
PABMTf BE1SS 0BS,
Flannels, all kinds; also Bleached Cottons Brown Cottons,
Denims, Stripes, Checks, Ginghams, and all kinds of
Cotton Goods at exceedingly
LOW PRICES.
A full and complete stoi- of Nubias, Hoods, &c. A full stock
of Ladies' Shoes, all qualities. Men's and Women's
Buffalo Overseoes; also Boots & Shoes, Hats
& Caps.
Jl nice stock of Clothing. Groceries of every description.
(PiTWe invite the citizens of this and adjoining counties to call and examine our
stock. As we wish to close out our stock, we will sell Ijower than the Lowest.
STAUDE & ANDERSON.
J. D. SIMPSON,
W. MICKELWAIT,
Simpson, Mickehvait dr Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
Receiving, Forwarding'and Commission xMercliants,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers In
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WINDOW-BLINDS, GLASS,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
1867. JS6?
AMISON, DOVEY fc CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &C,
Ever Offered in this Market.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS.
In fact, everything the Farmer, Mechanic, Freighter or Emi
grant wants.
FLOUR, BACON, CORN, OATS, &C.
Thankful for past Patronage, we hope by strict attention to bus
iness to merit a continnance of the same.
Call and examine our stock,
Platttsmouth, April 10, 186 . tf
Hardware ,
easssaaa.ssm
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HABDW4RB s AGRICULTURAL
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL OPLOWS
Of all kinds and siaes, which we warrant the best in the market.
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents In this Coonty for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give as a call we will not be undersold
Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. KEBHASIU
out our entire stock of
ED WD BUTTERY.
2& $!
11'
5
Main St., next door east of Masonic
mmwmm,
JJURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROAD.
1866 EASTWARD 18G6
Short anil Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
In connection with the Des Moines Valley aad
Clilcaco, Burlington and Quint) Railroad.
Three trains leare Ottuuiwa daily n arrival as
Des Moine Valley train.
BUY YOCR TICKETS VIA
0TTUMWA and BURLINGTON;
FOR SALE AT
PLATTSMOUTH,
OMAJA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
NEBRASKA CITY,
DES MOINES.
KNOXVILLE,
ALU! A,
MONROE,
TELL A,
0SKAL00SA, -KDDYVILLE,
OTTUM tVA.
Baggage checked from Ottumwa ta
Chicago aud the East.
Psssenpers have choice of all the jrreit lines lead
in;; North, K iht bi.i1 South, and will find tickets I.
ill principal eints East ty ail loutes at the Ottumwa
ticket utilise of thi company.
I'assencerj will find this route Quick, Safe an4
ure in its connection.
V K.FEiiKINS, Superintendent.
L. CAMPER, General Freight and I'dscenger Agtn
jORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
TO St. LOUIS
AND ALL POINTS EAST
Via ST. LOUIS,
Connects with the Hannibal &. Ft Joseph R. It. a
Macon City, 13d miles east of St. Jtveph and furor
7"J Only All Rail Route Jr,t,t Atchison anil 8
Joa-Jih to St Isui,
Making direct and reliable connections with
Famous Expr? Trains,
Leaving St I.ouij at 2 o'clock iu the after0 '
nlo(f through to all Eastern cities wilbini
ment's delay. Psiea?ers guirijj to
Pltilwleljihta, Neva York, Baltimore, M'cihiti-t
PUtilmrg. liuffulo. Clrvtland, a n't all
A'ew Eiiylauil Tckiis and Vitus,
Via the above II no h&ve lfs chaiiRis of Cars
Make Quicker Timo
Thati by any other route. Pasfeners fo!n f
point" in Central and Mont!. em Ohio, Central iv
Southern Indi tra, Sou hern llliuni, and all polot
iDKctitiickyiiiHkeKevcr.il hours quicker time tba
can be made via any other route.
Thrcut'h Tickets can bo purcbareJ at all Rallroa.
Ticket flices in the west.
Be it understood, that the fare to :i points east I
the same Via tbe North Miouri Railroad and PL.
Loui-as by way of Chic?go or any other r ute. CO
via St Louis Route.
ISAAC 11 PTl'afiKOH,
Preililent and Cieu'l Sn.' t. hi I.oui , V
II. 11, WHEr LKH,
Cen'l Ticket A tent, at I, nun, M..
w. w. ehxim;i;r,
Cen'l Freight Asent St LotiU, 5I
I. It. KAKLEV.
A Kent, ht l.onln. Msv
1, M. liL'.VJI,
Gen'l We.teru AR'ni.St Jgph, Mea,
IlflE SHORT ALL RAIL LINH
EAST
To Chicago, Detroit, TvUiln, St Louts,
Lafayette, Indiana prills, Cincinnati, LoniiHl Im,
Nashvill, Cairo, Mertiphit, Columbus, Whirl
ing, IHttHlairq . Bnf dln, Niagara VaVs, Harris
burg, Baltimore. V'aitnyton, I'iibtJslj'M,
Xeio York, B,Ht,m, ttc,
Is vt the old, reliable Central Uoute tbe
Hannibal & St. Jo. K. J?.
tSf-Tske tbe 1! A ST. JO. U. R. line cf M1toW
River Packets from
PLATTSMOUTH
To 6t. Josep'i, where conn ctlons aie insde wilfe
Two Daily Ezprcss Train
On the II 4 St. Joe. R. II., run through from lalaA
Joseph to Uuiney without change of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCV
Wi.h Cl.impo, Urn limrton A Quin y. and Toleda,
Wuha.-h A W e.l. ru l.uilioat.'t lor all joints Katt,
Noith and tU.
For J3t. Louis
Clr.se eonnrrtion roada at MACON with KORTH
M IS SO UK I It It. for M Louo, ami ut llauulbal with
Daily Mis". Ilivir I'neket for Ft. Loui, miaU and
siattroouil free, lea vliig ei ery evenii.g on arrival of
train from the we.'t, and arrivniK in ft. Louis n'xt
morui k in eHoii for b sine, and to connect with
C'hicnRc, Alton A M. Loiii", Terre lian a, Alton & ht.
Louis, and Ohio A MUiripi'i Jtallroadi.for all point.
Cas', North and South.
A fc'H' SLEEPING CARS
Run on Night Trains.
03- Buy your through tickrt via Hannibal A 6k
Jo K. K. at their ticket off.ces in Omsha, Council
BluOTs 1'lattsniuuth. Nebraska City, el. Jjh,
at.d on each Packet It) the line, and enjoy tbe con
sciouines of having taken the short, coeap and
quick r ute eaf C. W. MKAI, en bup'i.
P. It. GROAT Cieo'l Ticket A(nt
II. H. COUKTKKiUT. Cen'l Fr't At.
Hannibal Sc St. Joe It. R
Packet Line.
One of the Company Steamers leaves dally frw
every point on the Missouri River above f-'t. Joseph,
and arrives at et. Joteph in time to connect with tbe
express train on the Hannibal A .-t. Joseph Railroad
for Uannibal, at which pli e rounectinu is made the
same evening with one of the Keokuk Packets, which
arrives in time to connect wj ri net inorrtns; trains
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louis
ville, Turre liante, Washin ton City, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, boston, and to all o!bee
Eastern, Northern and Southern Cities. 1 he above
mentioned lines of elegant Packets are conceded by
all travelers to be th best on the western waters.
TU ROUGH TICKETS
For sale to St. Loun. and all Eustetn, Northern aa
Southern cities via the above lines at Denver City,
Omnha, Council Bluffs, Platismouth, Nebraska Clky
and at all other principal t cket offl:-B in the west.
sf-Mels and State-rooms free)
R. FORI, Sup't R. K. P. L , St. Joseph .
U. Q. FUBQUSON, Bec'y K. R P. L.St Josep
J. D. SIMPSON, Apent,
ap35 Plattamouth, Nebraska.
FURNITURE,
COFFINS
AKD
Cabinet - Work !
li- BOECK
ITavlns; enlarRed his Shop and Sales-rooms woaM
respectfully remind tbe people In this vicinity that
be can furnish them with the very best ruruitura.
Chairs, or oi her Cabinet-work, at the most reason
able rates. I shall keep constantly on hand a larf
assortment of Eastern H'ori , and am also prepared
to manufactuie any thine in my line on short notioa.
A large assortment of Rcaiy-made Coffins keptsA
all times. Ca'l and examine my stuck and price.
JelOdAwtf U. BOECK.
WAGONS!
J. It. PORTER Sc Coy,
Are agents ia this city for the sale of .thejoelebf ats
"South Bend Wagons,"
Made by Studebaker Bros Tbey hava on band a
good assortment, which will be replenished as fast as
needed. They propose to tl) r the very ItrwVrt
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