PLASTIC SLATE,
roR
IR O O IF. I 1ST Gr
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
Th? rrocejs ct rtcnn.treriinij Slate Stone from a
d.sintcirrated state was
PATENTED FEB. 21st. 1S65.
II is a combination of
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(the flatter porinit onilitirs of Reoloaical snd
chemical affinity for the formei.) and is a de
velopment of one of the simpi"" bat ucal
trb!e tendencies ofnstu.-e.
AS A HOOFING MATERIAL
IT STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Amf it sdnr's St'elf to every thapc and uli pi.
Xon-conibuilihle, impervious, noii-cxpanMve
and undes-.yin$r.
Frost cs sot Crack nor rteat
Dissolve it.
Cia ocly R j.fln.j Material ever"di?covered that will
resist the notion of the eUmenUa Ii uJ.ij
the structure it prof rts. l! ins sts
ceptibleof little if any wear
from exposure and
PERFECTLY FIRE - PROOF,
Iris nmqualled as a cnatlnfr fr railroad' and film
buuaings, Driuges, owiomi ti Ttci, aui,
1,'aU. ials for sals by
ALFRED OSBORN3
Sole Licensee foj Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Omalia, Neb
my 1 ly
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
CaaJera t
Cold Dust. Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U. S.
and other Stocks-
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and Epecial attention given to Collections
PIiATTSMOUTH, N. T.
p0 dwtf
Apothecaries Hall.
REED,WIIITIXGER & Co.
No. 135 Main St.,
EEBRASKA CITY, . . NEB.
Dealers in
DRUGS & MEDIiNES.
Paints Oils, Putty : .Glas3
Patent Medicines of all kinds, tarticles. sta
tionery, and everything kept in -.rst-class Drug
Store, at Eastern priccu.
Jtm We are prepared to fill aU'orders, and warrant
oar goods to be fresh, apr. 10 'CO
D- 15. Iflc.HECIIAIV.
. Dea'er in
Hardware, Cutlery
1ROJY, JW1ILS, STOVES
1YD TLXWARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agrnt for the Sale of the Celebrated MAG KB
COOK &TOVES, ASD BR ASCII, CROOKS &
CO .6 SA H o.
SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK,
MAIN STREET,
Bflow the.Seymonr nouse, on opposite side.
Nfc.BR.ASKA CITY, NEB. T.
oct25
Win. II- Licinkc,
rflERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
iert7 165 tf
HARDING G0M
POST OFFICE BCILDINO
NEBRASKA CITY, - N. T
'JTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
SCHOOL BOOKS
A5D
STATIONERY
Alra AfrnLs for alt the principal
MA GAZIXES and NEW SPAPERS,
:Foiwbich Sabscrlptions are received at Publisher
Prices.
WAGONS !
j.n. porter & co;-:
Are agent in this city lor the sale of .thelcelebrated
"South Bend Wagons,"
Made by Stmlebaker Bros. They hav on band a
good assortment, which will be replenished as fast
needed. They propose to tell at the very lowest
dguiee.
Plattsmoatb, March 26. tf
FARM For SALE CHEAP.
The welt known farm of S. II. Cnnimins, situate
two miles west of riattt-moulh, on the Denver road,
with tbe timber thereto, Is ftrale very cheap.
Apply to J. C. CL'MMIN's. on the adjoining farm
!; lots 7 and , blocks, in Piattamoctb.
ng2t if
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
ijav mm kit 2
CHEAPER THAN
E. A. WICGEXIIOBN
E. A. WIGGBNHORN & CO.,
At the New York Ca4i Store, ofiVr tc
Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
HATS AND CAPS. UOOIS AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Wo niux i,l,iw iH nri-p nf a fiv
.. fe.. V.. - , --
same low rates:
The best Prints (Alerrimac & Cochecos) inc'uded, 15c per yard.
Prints for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 23c per yard.
Denims and Stripy! ShirtMig, J5c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Musliu at Eastern prices.
Slock of White
rgc
wondcrjidly
Were Agents for the Best PLOWS .lllfl SEED LOWERS
In il,a IVnrl.l The nAR'iFM R
on hand at our store. Cash paid for
ftSRemember the old corner.
W.
ll Picture Gallery.
f-v; v
Pictures taken of all Kinds.
AmtJrotypes, Photographs, Gem Pictures, &c A good assortment of Cases Frame?
Albums, &c, constantly kept on hand. Gilt and Rosewood Molding, or Franro?j
TDtde to or er, of any size
PENICK &
Cash Wholesale
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
JNOS- 3 8c 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
XWe are tbe Northwestern Wholesale Agents
and can furnish their medicines tn any quantities.
J0H.1 R. CLARK
Clark Sk Pluminer,
(Successors to Tootle, Hanna & Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
FltATTSJIOlJTII, NEBRASKA.
Heap on hand a full stock of all kinds of
AGrRl C TJLT UK Ala MPLEMETS.
Agents for the sale of Jackson, Michigan,
F- M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLA TTSMO U TIT, XED.,
i'r sunt attention paid to the nnrcbase and sal of
R tl Estate, and payment cf Taxes, and all business
pjitaining to a general Laud Agency. Titles inves
tigated. Refers by permission to
HVu.E. S. Dundy, Judge !M Judicial I)ist.. Falls
Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Uurbank, Paymaster
V. . A.. Leavenworth, Kansas: Hon. J. tl. Burbank,
late Ass .cjor Nebraska, Falls tlty, Neb ; Hon. T. SI.
M 1 "inert;, P'attsmootb.Neb., Col. It. U. Livineston.
Iae ...ebraska 1st Vet- Vols., Plattinoutb, Neb.;
M.Jjr D. H. Wheeler, L. S. Indian A Cent, Pawnee
Agency; Cha's Nettleton, No. Ill Broadway, New
Yoik; H irvey. Deitrich & Brown. Washington. 1. C :
Tra-r, srajuire fc Co., Chicago, l;ls.; K. O Fitcb.
Kocnes'er, N. v.. Pror. llenty Arling laie, "'Hartford
Univerity,"X. V. oc25
Capt. D. LABOO & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very cbo'ce Selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, second door eat of Seymour House.
- Ntbra.ka City, Nebraska
Are just receiving a new slock of Genuine Old
ourbon, direct from I'bcrboo coaoty, Ky., Bittes,
Ofg are, t. n,,ig w
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCIINASSE.
the public the Largest anJ Lest selected
artii lta and sell all o:her Goods at the
and Colored Blankets at
Low 1 rices.
TY f :1 KHtK KIUW. camp.es
Wheat and Corn.
Plaitsmoutb, Jaoaary 2. 1S8.
L. THOHAS'
SatbNdeMainEt,
vm. Lovixt.,
LOVING,
Dealers
for Dr.
, Jujce k Son,"and Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.
Jan'x3 ly
ELirivMusa.
Groceries,
Queensware,
Boots, Shoes,
Notions,
Sash, fce.
Wagons.
W in. S(;ul( Iiiiaun & Co ,
One door west of Donclans Drug-store,
Dealers in
Ready-made m Clothing,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES,
IR USA'S, VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
For the Plains; aiso, a larpe lot of
RUBBER CLOTIUXG. REVOLV
ERS JIjYD JfOTIOJS'S.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and exanuueour stock before yon buy any where elsel
ivl Tift IV . BlOltt'l II 1 VV L fiA
Wm. STADELMANN & CO.
THOMAS C. CEESSHAW,
. FACBSR OF iSD UEALEB 13
Saddles . and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CUR III E
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, t$-c.
Maini Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
- n.t. -fit
at- ifssi!
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Address H ARPUt & . BiMM !IKS,
Franklin Square, New i'ork.
DflELLI.VGS at all price
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property, or
Residences In town will And th em for sale al al
prices. By
IMRRlXGTON,
BrT. HpaL EstAts AsiJtT.
CLOSING VTl
830,000 WORTH OF GOODS!
now closing
V
We are
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Printed Delaines, all wooll Delaines, Cashmeres, French Jleri-
noes, and a full stock of
Hl , 1 , nil l. tnrlc alert Rlftnched Cottons,
A' IclUUCl, Mil s " 1 11 i j e
Denims, Stripes, Checks, Ginghams, and all kinds of
Cotton Goods at exceedingly
LOW PKICES.
r..n Tto cfnnl- nf."'"iihias- Hoods. &C A full stock
of Ladies' Shoes, all qualities. Men's and Women s
Buffalo Overseoes; also Boots fc Shoes, Hats
& Caps.
A nice stock of Cloth ing. Groceries of every description
(Cfffo invite the citizens of this and
stock. A3 we wish to close ouc our siock, we -
STAUDE &
J. D. SIMPSON,
W. MICKELWA1T,
Simpson, Mickehvait Ar Co.,
Wholesale
x3i
Receiving, Forwardingnd Commission Merchants,
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, . SASr,
P1XEAXD COTTO.XWOOD LUMBER,
PICK ETC, ETC.
1807. )S6L
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
QUEENSWARE, 1 1 A 1 1 D V ABE,
BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING, &C,
Ever Offered in this Market.
LIQUORS OF
In
fact, everything the Farmer, Mechanic,
grant
FLOUR,
BACON,
Thankful for past Patronage, we
iness to merit a continnance of the same.
Call and examine our stock
Platttsmouth, April 10,'lSG . tf
Hardware
STOW
re
r-"
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and
ill
StoVfcs, Tin; Sheet
AND STAMPED WAnE
. S.TOiJJiJL 1? LOWS
Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant tbe best in tbe market.
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agetts ia this County forth sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give
us a
call-
we will not be undersold
Block.
PLATT8MOUTH.
out our entire stock of
Brown Cottons,
adjoining counties to call arid examine our
ANDERSON.'
EDVTD BUTRT.
and Retail
Dealers in
WIXD O Ur- BLISDS, G LA SS,
SIII.XGLES, LATH,
ETC.
ALL KINDS.
Freighter
or Emi
wants.
CORN, OATS, &C.
hope by strict attention to bus
Retail Dealers in
s AGRICULTDRilL IMPIjEHEXIS,
Iron, Briiss, Japaneii
Main St
next door east of Masonic
NEBRASKA
URLINGTON ANL'MISSOULI
RIVER RAILROAD.
I8GG EASTWARD 18(,6
Chort aud Quick Routs to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
In conrec':on witli the Dry Moines V;ir ja
Oliicaiio, iJjrl :-.;:oa and ynincy ItailroSsis.
Three trin Icavi! Ot'.umwa daily
am mrAri
D.'s Jliues Valley tr;nii.
BUT YOCR TICKETS VIA
0TTTJMWA and BURLINGTON,
tor sAT.n at
0MAHAri'ATTSMOUTIi'
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
NEBRASKA CUT.
DES MOINES.
KXOXVILLE,
ALBIA,
MO X ROH,
PELLA,
OSK'ALOOSA,
EDDYVILLR.
OTTUMWA,
Baggage checked from Oilumwftj
Chienrro and the Eas.!.
19
Pasenzers have choice of all the f?ret line' Ir4
inp North, KmH and South, and will find tickets te .
ill principal points Ka-I by all ioute at I lie Ottumws.
icket office of thin company.
rasseazri will find this route Quick, Fife sat.'
?urein its connection..
C K. I'KIUl?i Sr.perinteri lent.
L. CARPER, General Freight and iMs-ener Aen
rpilE SHORT ALL RAH. :
1 EAST
Ta Chicarjo, Dttrtit. Til r t
W.ljthrilt tint '.titcinntitt, LouwtlU
nitinor. Wuthinrjlon, I'l.ilaJel:Ao,
Sew Voii:, l: .tun,
Isvi. the old, reliable Central Kunte lbs
Hannibal & St. Jo. R, R.
Em
.VyJ.yy,-J
tTdke the II A ST.
River Packets from
J.1. II. R. iue of Ulieai4
PLATTSMOUTII
To St. Josep'i, where coiin-'ct ions are msde with
Two Daily Ezprcss Train
On tho H A ?t. Joe. It. K , rj-i thr.mfrli from S lal
Joseph t jQuincy wiiiou: chance of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wi h Chirafn. Ilu:lititt, n A Quiuiy, and Toleia.
Wt j.-liA tU-sttru l:iirod for ail tuints Itil
Xj. tii auJjvi.th..
Per Gt. Lcuia
Close connection m:ide ut ifACO.V wkh NORTH
MISSOUUI It It. for St l.i ii t, uti.l ..t Hanuib-il with
Hiiily Miss. Uiv'r Packet lor.-t. .oui, i.ai. an,)
stall-rooms free, KavliiK i-irry evi mi.Bon arriVHl r.f
trains from the e.-t, ni.il ai i iviiic iu M. I.nis n it,
moiui g in season lor b sn.i-.s, and to connect with
Chieugn, Altou A St. I.oiiii, Tcrre H ri e. Alton A St.
I.oui:-, :ili tjiiin A .M i,r-i: mj j i Kaili i.adi-,f,r ell puio a
hati, Norlli and cjoLtil.
ACH SLEL
Run oil Nilu Tiaiai.
I'l.XG CARS
- Kuy your llnoiih tii ki ts via Uannilisl BC
.lo K. R nl tl.eir t cku' i fl.ci s iu Otn.i a. Comic:!
BluOs I'l iit-moutli. Nebrisl.a (itv, 1 1. .1 ,-e;.b,
:n d on each Packet in t.u- l.ui-, and i n oy ll.eii.n'
fciiiu i.eij of baviKU tik :i ih - nl.oii . ....,.,.
quick r. ute eaf f. w. MKtl). fieu Silp't.
P. V. iIIM T (i-n l 'I icU,,t AkciH.
i:. ii. c.jt uri-.i'jii r. (j, ,,-, Ki'i ah.
ElaiSEH'fct! c tit
Joe n. n
a Pav-kd Line.
One of the Cnipinv Xe-ifrviH lenvrs ib.i!y f .
eveiypoiuioiiitieMisi-i.ini stiver above M Jon-b(
.ind ai 'ives ;,t M. Jos- Ii in t me t- c .une':t ttli iii
exp els tiain on tl.c liauiiilml A -t. Jo-ph llnilioHil
fur lluini.bitl, at h.cli i h -1- -'mi. -rr ion i? iimile the
same tvciiniK w ith one ol the Ke .k;.l; I'.i k lii, I,
uri ives in tiini- t-i connect v ith rievt inori intf trnius
out of St. I.i uis for C'liiciiiiinii, 1 ciii-iiiiipiiii-, f.oni.
villi-, Terie Haute, Wn-lmi, ton C ty, B.i timore.
Philiide'pbin, New York, liostoti, ai d lo all other
Kastern, Nonhi-rn and Soutlicrn Citn.-s. The aiovj
mentioned linesol (lem.l I'.-ukcts ute conci de I bjf
all travelers to be th best mi the we-.,-rn Water,
TIIKuL'tlll Ut Khls
For sale to Pt. Loui. und all l.rfsie'ii, Nortiiern sod
Southern cities via the al'ove lines nl Ucnvi-r City,
Jin ba. Council l!t'li'. I'liit-pinouili, Nebraska t'.ly
and st all other principal t cket i Cir. s I i the west.
-Meals Hid Sl,ite-iooius f.e' !
R. WOHlt, fctip't 11 I.'. P. I, , St Js. ph .
Ii. Q. JrTKGC'O.V, Seo'y K. II P. l..,.-'t J.iidi
J. D. SIMPSON, Agruit,
I'25 I'lattsmoiith, Nebraska.
18(18. 1808.
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOm Dai v Train. t I h. 1 1 .0 n. .1 t, u. r 1.
n , , - -.. . r.lw.J.mclia
Kulroail from the west muke clo-e connection t
slacon Cilv wilh the iibore ii ,,,ri,,ii .
Louis and Conr.e -tiuir ilirei t;v wilh ll
afternoon trains out of St. Lou's for
NW liOUK. Piiii.aIiei Pllir.
i;ostoh, V athix;to.ii Citt.
Baltimohc, IJaitn bi:r(jn,
PlTTsBUHOH, C '1.1 MB Us,
VTOK, UlNriSSlTTf,
I.DiA!iaPoiM, Ciiicaoo.
Loiisviu.s, Xashvillt,
And all'Points East North or South-
Th. onlydi ect and lettitimaie route from the
West to St. Louis & the East.
Time to the Eastern cities as Q UlCKas
can be made 0t any route, with
LESS CUJl.YGES.
Tiskels vln the above line ran l n.r.h... . .v..
Hauiilbal & St, Joseph ticket cUkes m the West.
'are is the same as by any other route.
IlARTllV IHTF; Ir...,,l,.n!
JOU.V P. LAInn, General d'J.nnnteiid-ul.
- 11, II. VVHKKI.KK. ". n Ticket As"nt.
J05EPH GAMHI.K, (irn. Freicht Ajr-nt
P- If . KAKLV, Ani. Ut. Joseph.
I M. DUNNiU'""" Westera Agent,
jan, 23. y
FURNITURE,
CXLietirs,
O O AT TP I 2ST S
AND
Cabinet - Work !
II. I30KCIC
Having erilaiffud his fhon ind 5al s-rv,m wo.-u
repectluliy ri-iuin.J tl people in thi vicinity tbat
he can furnish tliem Hi tbe very bust ruiuiture,
Chairs, or o: her (J.ihii rt-oi t . at tbe most inn,,.
able rales. I shull ke. p ron-tar,tly on hand a larre
a-oriiieol of KuitU.rn (I urk, and am also prepared
10 n-aou'actu-e aiivthiuir in Inv line on sl.r.n ..i ..
A larire s'rinietit of KeSi v-uiado CoBin. k. nt -
1! times. C.-itJ and examino my stock ami one.
JelOdAwtf H. bOECK.
Buined Out,
BUT NOT DISCOURAGED.
T. W. fhryock isatfain the old ftind i,mril
to wait upou hi former cn ii.rn.-r. ...i ..,,1.1,.
gen- rally. If you want any thing n shape of r ami
t.ur? of ' balra, tiive him m call. 3rd street near
in,Piaftmu'b, N. T. tnsvI7 i'r.
