PLASTIC SLATE
TOR
EOOFIN"G
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
Tbeprocesa of recomtractiDg Elate Stone from ft
d it Intcg rated state wu
PATENTED FEB. 21st, 1S65.
It It combination of
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(the (latter povrfiini qualities of geological aod
'chemical affinity for the formet,) and U a de
veiopmtnl of one of the simple but unal
terable tendencies of.nature.
AS A ROOFING MATERIAL
IT STANDS U5BIVALLED.
A mastic It adspts lte!f to every shape and slupe.
Non-combustible, impervious, Doa-eipan-ive
and nndecaring.
Frost does not Crack or Heat
Dissolve it.
litfonly Roiling Material everrdiscovered that will
rcaUt the action of the element as lng;as
the strocture it protf cts. BWns sns
ceptibleof little if any wear
from exposure and
PERFECTLY FIRE - PROOF,
It it omqaalled as a coating t-r railroad and faim
buildings, bridges, bottoini of Yisstl?, vaults, ttc.
5I.lrtal;for sale by
ALFRED OSBORN
Sole Licensee for Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Omaha, Neb,
myl ly
Ha.
TAB.
t. I. ItlUii . B.CUT.B
Tootle, Hanna & Clarlr,
BANKERS,
Dealers f j
Gold Dust, Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U. S
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and special attention given to Collections
PIiATTSMOUTH, IT. T.
ape djwtf
Apothecaries Hall.
ItEKI,WHITI3TGER & Co
No. 135 Main St.,
NEBRASKA CITY, -
Dealers in
NEB
DRUGS & MEDI.NES,
Paints Oils, Putty .1 . Glass
Patent Medicine of all kind. Urticles. Cta
lionery, nd everything kept in rst-clai Drug
Store, at Eastern price.
A3- We are prepared to Oil all orders, and warrant
cur goods to be fresh. apr.10'65
D. IS. JIc.lIECIIAIV.
Dealer la
Hardware, Cutlery
IROX, XAILS, STdVES
AXD TIX WARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Also. Airent for the Sale of the Celebrated MAGEB
COOK STOVES, ASD BR ASCI, CKUOAS a
CV .5 iSA t O.
SIGN OP THE BIG PADLOCK
MAIN STREET,
Below the.Srymour House, on opposite side.
NEBRASKA CITY, NEB. T
oct25
Wm. II- Lcmkc,
MERCHANT TAILOR
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
aee37 1865 tf
$ HARDING & GO,
POST OFFICX BUILDINQ
NEBRASKA: CITY. - - N. T
WHOLEPALB AVD RETAIL DEALERS IV
SCHOOL BOOKS
AKD
STATIONERY
Also Agents for all the priunlpal
MA GA ZIXES and .YE TVS PA PER S.
Forwbicb. Subscriptions are received at PubUsae
rrtcea .
WAGONS!
X. R. PORTER & CO
Are agents in this city for tHe sale of .theVelebrated
rSouth Bend Wagons,'
Hade by Studebaker Bros. They hav on hand
food assortment, which will be replenished as fast a
needed. They propose to sell at the very lowest
ugnrrs.
. Plattvrnouth, March 2S.tf
FARTI For SALE CHEAP.
The well knewn farm of S. H. Cummins, situate
two miles west of Plaltsniouth, on the Denver road
With the timber thereto, is for sal verr cheap.
Apply to J. C. CUMMINS, on the adjoining farm.
AJeo, lata I ami , bloek 14, Id r'tatt.asuru..
. mugll it
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
CHEAPER THAN
r. A WICCIXIIORS
E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO.,
At the'. New York Cah Store, offer tc the
Stock cf
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS. ROOTS AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below the prices of a few
. fame low rate?:
The best Prints (Merrimac &. Cochecos) inc'uded, 15c per yard.
Priuts for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. Hoc per yard.
Denims and Striped Shiri'iig, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
1 Large Slock of White
m .mm
iconderjatiy
We are Agents for the Best PLOWS and SEKD SOWERS
in IVnrll TI p rJARriFM RITY fl IPPER PLOW, tamyles
111 tail f i
on hand at our store. Cash paid for
JJSFRemember the c!d corner.
WM. R. PENICS,
PENIGK &
Caih Wholesale
Q0(g
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure "Wines and Liquors,Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
LNOS. 3&. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
S-Ws are the Northwestern Wholefale Agents for Dr. D. Jayse A Scn.'and Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.,
nd can furtieb. their mediciues in ar.y quantities. jan28 ly
J0H3 R. CLASS
Clark 8l Plummer,
(Successors to lootie, rranna ol C7o.,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
FaLATTSlIOUTII, NEBRASKA.
Keep on hand a full stock of all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MPLSMETS.
Jlgents for the sale of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons.
P. II. DORRINGTON,
RbAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLATTSMOUTH, ACL'.,
T itipt attention paid to the purchase and sal of
R dl estate, and payment of Taxes, and all business
pertaining to a grnervl Land Agency. Titles inves
tigated. Refers by permission to
H n.E. S. Dundy. Judge id Judicial Dist., Falls
Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Burbank, Paymaster
IT. S A.. Leavenworth, Kansas; lion. J. II. Burback,
W.t A si tsor Nebraska, Falls City, Neb ; Hon. T. M.
Mi,ui.rt, Plattsmouth, Neb., Col. R. R. Livingston,
la e C .ebraska 1st Vet. Vols., Plattmouth, Neb.;
M.;.' 3. H. W heeler, U. S. India.i AEent, Pawnee
Agency; Cha's Ncttleton, No. Ill Broadway, New
Yoik; Harvey, Deltrich A Brown, Waohiogton, D. C ;
Tra-y. Maguire & Co.. Chicago, Ills.; K. G fitch.
RiKrhester, N. Y-. Prof. Uenry Arling iale, ''Hartford
Unireraity,"X. Y. oc23
Cnp.t. D. LABOO & CO.,
" . " Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Alo a very cho'ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,.
iliin street, second door eat of 5eymour House.
Nebracka City, Nebraska
' Are Just receiving a new stock of Genuine Oli
mrbon, direct from Uoacbon county, Ky.. Bitter,
Otgars, e. myl8 w
PIANOS. PIANOS,
Organs,
MELODEONS.
j. i1ivel.eer,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dea'er io the celebrated Steck 4 McCammon Pianos,
and o her Musical Instruments.
S3All Instruments warranted Are years.
octil ly
II. C Worlhinton
Attorney and Counselor
at law.
Offlce To Karbacb's Block, corner of Douglas and 13th
etreets, Oibaha, Nebraska. auf!4
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCflNASSE.
public the Largest and best selected
articles and sell all other Goods at the
and Colored Blankets at
T
luow I'riccs.
-rnr bs - - - a
Wheat and Corn.
Plattsmouth, January 2 136S.
TO!. LOVING.
LOVING,
Dealers
(BOOK
r LIPLCMUER.
Groceries,
Queensware,
Boots, Shoes,
Notions,
Sash, tfee.
Win. Stadelniniin & Co.,
One door west of Donelans Drug-store,
Dealets in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HAT.7. CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES,
TI2USKS, VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
For the Plains; also, a large lot of
RUBBER CLOTHIJTG. REVOLV
ERS AJVD JTOTIOjYS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and examine our stock before you buy any where eisel
jyl 'Cd Wm. STADELUANN 4 CO.
THOMAS C. CREJiSHAW,
. rACRER or ASD DEALER 15
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURR1E
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, $-c.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
Energetic Men and Ladies wanted to can
vass for the
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Franklin square. New York.
DITELLI.VGS at all price
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property, or
Residences in town will find them for aaie at al
prices. By
DORRI5GTON,
DlrT. JAL HrATS A9TWT.
r rrrxmK. tov. a a
PETKlt
jiC.D VALLEEY, JR.
VALLERYS '&
(Successors to Slaitdc & Anderson.)
We resnMf full- announce to our friend that we have turcbsd the entire stock ot goods of STACiE
& ANDLRSON and that we are now able to aell tbfin
EXCEEDS WCLY LOW PRICES.
Our Motto I
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Oar Stock
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
And a large
READY-MADE CLOTHIjXG, WOOD EX AND
WILLOW WARE, IROjXAJS'D NAILS,
And in fact, everything that a man wants.
CGive us call and we guarantee yon entile
"Agents for the ScJiuttler Wagon. g
jan30 1S63
j. d. sinpsoy,
W. iflCKEL
Simpson, Mickelwait dr Co.,
Wholesale
Receiving, Forwarding'and Commission Merchants,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers Io
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WLXDOW-ULIXDS, GLASS,
PIXE AXD COTTOXWOODLUMLtER, SHIXGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
1867. JSGT,
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
North Side of -Slain 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 oar stock.
Platttsmouth, April 10, lSt . tf
Hardware,
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWIRE i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEiYIS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL 1 LOWS
Of all kinds and sixes, which we warrant the
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting doYie on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents in this County for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., next door east of Masonic
Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
P. . nCTFNtR.
RUPFNER,
goods at
consists cf
stock of
satisfaction.
VALLERYS Si RUFFXER.
WA I T,
ED WD BUTTERY.
and Retail
.VV t?.-l. Qv
best io the market.
VALLERT,
g URLINGTON AND MISSOUKf
RIVER RAILROAD.
1 8GG EASTWARD 18G6
Short and Qoick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
In connection with tho De Moines VaJ'ioy r-sj
CU icago, Burlington and Quinsy Kailroad.
Three trains leave Ottumwa daily est wv w
Dcs Moiccs Valley traln-i.
BDT YOUR TICKETS VIA
0TTUMWA and BURLINGT0S,
FOR SALE AT
0MAaA'ATTSMOUT"-
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NEBRASKA CITY,
DES MOINES,
KNOXVILLE,
ALBIA,
MONROE,
PELLA,
OSKALOOSA.
EDUYVILLP,'
OTTUMWA
Il.iggage checked from OttumwJ u
Chicago and the East.
Passengers have choice of all the (rre t lines lea
Inn North, East and South, and will find fck!s I.
all ptiucipal points r:ast by all toutesat the Ottomwa
ticket otiice of thi Company.
ra.-o.eDKer will Hud tins route Quick, Pafe asi
Jureiu its coiinH-tiin.
C K.I'KIIKIN?, Superintendent.
L. CaRPETI, General Fr-il,t an. I r.isrenirer At
T
UK SHORT ALL HAIL LIN5
EAST
To Chicago, Jtrtroit, Tulrdo, St. ouit,
Loapett: Indianamli, I'incinuuti, LcuriilH,
Satltrill', Cairn, JV,j.Ai, loium'ut, IH1.
ing, I'ittthurg , JJ'-JJulo, .i,nj,ira Fait. JutU
burg, Baltimore. Uluiinjtwi, i'hilaiielphttt.
Sew York, rtvn, dr.,
1st), the old, reliable Central Kont the
Hannibal & St. Jo. It. 11.
rVTske tbe II A ST. Jo. R. R. ne of Mistrl
River l'ackets from
PLATTSMOUTH
To St. Josep'i, where connections are mid. wit
Two Daily Ezprcss Train
On the If A .t. Joe. It. K , run ihrniiKh from Is la
Joseph tjQuincy without rhsnKeof cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wl h Chit-afro, nurlinpton A Qulo r. and Tole4.
Wsha-h A Western l:ailic.d for all Ixjlots Asst.
North and .SoLth
For St. Louis
Close connection made at JIAfUV with NORTH
MISSOURI it R. for St Lcn-r, and at llaoulbal with
Daily Mis. Kivi r Hsrk.-t for Ft. l.oui, nr-l. anu
statprooms fre-, leaving t-tery evnn run anival rf
trains from th- went, and arriving in tit. Loul nen
niornl' g in esson for b siiirs, mu 1 to roonrtt with
Chicago, Alton A St. I.oui-i, Terre llau e, Alton A til.
Louis, and Ohio A Mis.i,kii'i Kallrcad-,for all pelaM
Ka, North and South.
NEW SLEEI'IXG CARS
Run on Night Trains.
- Huy your through ti.-k. ts via Itsnnhal A Si.
Jo K. R. ul tl.eir ticket onices in t'luada, C'ouat-ii
Blurts l'UtUin.)ulh. Nelrnska f'ilv, t-t. Joreph.
at d on each l'ackt-t in the lino, and cnioy the con
sciousness of havixg taki-n the short, ci.eap and
quick r. utc eau- v. MKAI). (ion hup'i.
I". II. GROAT (ien'l Ticket Agent.
H. II. COl'ltrillGliT. Geu'l Kr'l Aft
Hannibal & St. Joe 11 11
ksm Packet Line.
One of the Coinrsnr Sti-.imTs leaves dallv fr"
every point on the Missouri Kiver above St. Jo h,
and arnve. at el. Jo-i'pn ! time to connect with tn.
fxp'i-s ttaiu oa ti e Hannibal A -I. Jorph ltallrna.l
for Hatinital, at hich place r'-nnrci iou i made th.
ame cTeiiiiijt with one of the Keokuk Packet, wMih
arrives in t line to connect with nest won iui; trains
out of r-t. I.ouis for Cincinnati, 1 uiliaiiHpoli., Lou.s
villc, Terre Haute, W.i-hin, ton City, U .iStimo'e,
l'liiladciphia, N"W York, I'.oxton, ai d to alt .i..r
KaMern, Northern and f.outh-rn Cit.eii. The aot.
mentioned lines of eit-Eai.t Packet, are conc d.d by
all travelers to b il l."t on ttir sr-trro waters
TIIKoroil Tlt'KLTS
For sale to Ft. Loui-i. und all raMcrn, Nortl err. asd
Southern cit ie via the above Hues at Hctivi-r City,
Um ha. Council Llutfs, I'lMttpiiiouth, Nrbi a-ka l tr
and at all other principal t cket t-tSc-s i- tbe west.
'-Mels Rud St it-rooiiis f.-.-
R. V Jilli, Stip't K II. P. L , t-t Jn.xpli.
II. Q. t'CK0i;tl.V. fc-'y It. It p L..f--t Jo.,
J. D. SIMPSON, Acem,
p2j l'latUrooiith, Nebraska.
18(18. 16GS
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAIWT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOm Dal y Trains orthe Ilatu ihal tc St. Joeih
Railroad from the west make clote connection t
Macon City with the hbove line, arriving ,n
Louis and on re. ting directly with all morning end
afternoon trains out of M. Lou'.-, f.r
New Vong, I'm Ltnei.riniA.
iioTOi, ATHiMjroji CiTr,
Bai.timoiic, iUnri kbisok,
FlTT'SftlOH, COLCMBCS,
DAVTOM, ClMriX.VATTf,
IntiiAasroLt.-', . CHtcsoi.
Loiistill, Naslivu.La,
And all'Points East North or South-
The only direct and leKitiini'e route from th
West to St. Louis &- the Kait.
7imr to the Eastern cities as Q UICK at
can be made by any route, v:ith
LESS CIAXGES.
Tisket via the above line can be p.rcbs.'d at the
Hannibal A St. Joseph ticket offices in tbe Weil.
&?Fare is the same as by any other route.
BARTON BATES, President
JO UN' P. LAIRP, General Kuperintend'-nt.
H, It. WfJKKLKR, tVn Ticket Agent.
JOSEPH OAMBI.K, -n. Freight Agrnt
P- H. EARLY, k-eni, St. Joseph.
I M. DUNN, Ueuer.l Wetern Agent,
jan, 23iy
FURNITURE,
AND
Cabinet - Work !
II- TiOECK
flaving enlarced hU Phop nnd SaU-s-room won'4
respectfully r!nitidlh people in this vicinity that
he can furnish them w.tti the very best ruiuiti:r.
Chairs, or o' her Cabinet-work, at the most reason
able rates. I shall kc-p constantly on band a large
assortment or .itrn Work, and am alto prepartd
to manatactu-a anythia? in tny line on short D-t.cs
A Urge a.-x-rirneiit of Keaoy-made Ci ttinj k pt at
al! times. C.'l and examine my stock and priors
JelUdd-w tf II. buLCK.
Burned Out,
BUT NOT DISCOUBAOED.
T. W. Shryock is again . the old stand prer'd
to wait upon his former easterners, and the publ;e
generally. If yoa want anything n sbspe of smi
te, or Chairs, give him a call. 3rd street near
MaJa,Plattroilo'b, K. T. syIT.?f.
