PLASTIC SLATE,
roa
ROOFING
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
he process of reeomfnicting Elate Etone from a
disintegrated slate wa
PATENTED FEB. 21st, 1SC5.
It it a combination of
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(the "latter poosesjintr qualities of geological anil
cbernlcar.afltnily for the forrnei,) an'l is a de
velopment ot one 01 ine umpie vu ""Al
terable tendenciei ofliiature.
AS A ROOFING MATERIAL
IT 6TANDS OHIIIVALLID.
A matio It adapts itself to every shape and slope.
Non-combaalible, impervious, non-expausi?e
, and nndecayinir.
Frost does not Crack or Heat
Dissolve it.
e'onl RoMlng Material everdiscovcred that will
resist the action of the elements as Ions as
the structure it prof cts. Being sus
ceptible of little if any wear
from exposure and
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
It Is nm quailed as a coating fjr railroad and film
buildings, bridges, bottoms of vessels, vaults, etc.
Materials for sale by
ALFRED OSBORN
Solo Licensee for Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Omaha, Neb.
yi is
tUOA. TLM, f. K. If ANSA, 1. CLA11E
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers t
Gold Dust, Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, D- S
and other Stocks-
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and special attention given to Collections
PliATTSMOTJTH, N. T.
B dJiwtf
Apothecaries Hall.
REED,WniTLGER & Co.
No. 135 Main St.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - . NEB.
Dealers in
DRUGS & MEDI'iNES,
Paints Oils, Putty ...Glass-
Patent Medicines of all kinds, I articles, sta
tionery, and everything kept in ;rat-cla3 Drug
Store, at Eastern prices.
Asf- We are prepared to All all orders, and warrant
our goods to be fresh. apr.10 '6a
. Jt. UIcJIECIIAIW
Dealer in
Hardware,- Cutlery
IRON, NAILS, STOVES
AND TINWARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Also, Agent for the Sale of the Celebrated JfA GEB
COOK STOVES, AND BR ASCII, CROOKS &
CO'S 8A wa.
SIGN OP THE BIG PADLOCK,
MAIN STREET,
Below theJSeymour House, on opposite side,
NEBRASKA CITY, NEB. T.
ct25
Win- SI- Liciiikc,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
Plattsmoutii, Nebraska.
ec27 1S65 tf
$ HARDING & C0t
POST OFFICS BCILDINd
NEBRASKALCITY, - - N. T
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS IX
SCHOOL BOOKS
AXD
' STATIONERY
9
Also Agents for all the prinntpal
MA GA ZINES and NE WSPA PER S,
Forwhich Subscriptions are received at Publisher
, Prices.
WAGONS !
3- Jt. PORTER fc CO
Are ageau in this city for the sale of .thejcelebrated
"South Bend Wagons,"
Made by Studebaker Bros. They have on hand
good assortment, which will be replenished as fast as
needed. They propose to sell at the very lowest
figures.
Plattrmouth, March 26. tf
FARM For SALE CHEAP.
The well known farm of S. If. Cummins, situate
two miles West of Plaitsniouth, on the Denver road,
with the timber thereto, is for sale verv cheap.
Apply to 3. C. CUMMINS, on the adjoining farm.
Also, lota 7 and S, block 14, in Plattsmo'uth.
aagftt tf
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
CHEAPER THAN
E A. WlGGEITIlOn.il
E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO.,
At the New York Ca;hStore, offer tc the public the Largest and lest selected
Stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below the prices of a few
fame low rates:
The best Prints (Merrimac & Cochecos) inc'uded, loc per yard.
Prints for quilis and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 25c per yard.
Denims and Striped Shirting, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
A T.nrrrp. Sinrk of White
wonderfully
We are Agents for the Best PLOWS and SEED SOWERS
- . . . K & .u sl a a V I t w r-N I ft ' I
in the World. The UAri'J LN Ul
on hand at our store. Cash paid for
JfSyReraember the old corner.
WM. R. PKJflCK,
PENICK &
Cash Wholesale
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass,"Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
NOS- 3 &. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO.
S-We are the Northwestern Whole? ale Agents.for Dr. D. Jayne A Scp.'and.Dr. J. C. Aver A Co.,
and can furulsh;their medicines in any quantities. Jac23 ly
J0U.1 R. CLARK
Clark &
(Successors to Tootle, Hanna Sc Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
PIiATTSJIOUTII, NEBRASKA
Keep'oa hand a full stock of all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MPLEMBTS .
Agents for the sale of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons.
P. M. DORRINGTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLA TTSMO V TH, NEB.,
"r "npt attention paid to the purchase and sal of
R-al Estate, and payment of Taxes, and all business
putaining to a general Land Agency. Titles inves
tigated. Refers by permission to
H.n.E. 9. Dundy, Judge 2d Judicial Dist., Falls
Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Edw'd Rurbank, Paymaster
U. S. A.. Leavenworth, Kansas; lion. J. H. Burbank,
late Ast.esor Nebraska, Falls City, Neb ; Hon. T. M.
Ms-.ai.'l;, Plattsmouth.Neb., Col. K. K. Livingston,
la a . ..ebraska 1st Vet. Vols., PlatUmoutb, Neb.;
JI;.,' i). II. Wheeler, U.S. Indian Agent, Pawnee
Agency; Cba'a Ncttleton, No. Ill Broadway, New
Yoik; Harvey, Deitricb & Brown, Washington, D. C ;
Tra-y, Maguire &. Co., Chicago, Ills.; K. G. Fitch,
Rochester, N. Y.. Prof. Henry Arling fale, "Hartford
University," N. Y. oc25
Capt. I. LAIIOO; & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very choice selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, second door eat of Seymour House,
Nebraska City, Nebraska.
Are just receiving a new slock of Genuine Old
ourbon, direct from Boutbon county, Ky., Bitters,
Cigars, etc. mylS w
PIANOS PIANOS,
MEL ODE ON S.
J. JTIUEIjIiER,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dealer in the celebrated Stck McCammon Pianos,
and other Musical Instruments.
JT3"A11 Instruments warranted live years. 3
- octal ly
II. G. Worthing ton
Attorney and Counselor
AT LAW.
USce in Karbacb's Block, come r of Dong las and 15th
rtrcvis, vmaua.neoratsa. augl-i
r
I
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCHNAS3E.
articles and sell all other Goods at the
and Colored Blankets at
Low Prices.
I Y ULJrrtri riVJYV. campic
Wheal and Corn.
Pla.lemouth, Jaunary 3. 1S6S.
WH. LOVING:
LOVING,
Dealers
ILIHIMMER.
Plummer,
Groceries,
Ctueensware,
Boots, Shoes,
Notions,
Sash, fce.
Win. StacU-Iiiianii & Co.,
One door west of Donelan,s Drug-store,
Dealers in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES,
TliUXKS, VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
For the Plains; also, a large lot of
RUBBER CLOTHING, REVOLV
ERS jIjYD J'OTIOJVS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
nd examine our stock before you buv any where elsel
J"1 '6 Wm. fiTADELMANN A- CO.
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
. g FATEER OF AND DEALER IS
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CVRR1E
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, tj-c.
Mainl Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - - N. T
DR. M- H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST-
Will do all work In his line on short notice.
5CJ0mce with Dr. Livingston.
July 6.
THOMAS W- SHRYOCK,
CABINET MAKER.
AND DEALER 7.V
Furniture and Chairs.
THIRD STREET, (Near Main,)
PLA TTSMO UTH, NEBRASKA.
ItFaneralg attended at the shortest notice.
janSO
WOOLWORTII & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,
Binders & Pap erdealexs,
SAINT JOSEPH. MO..
oc356ra
Agents Wanted for
THE BLUE-COATS,
A7 B3W TUEY LIVED, FOUGHT AM
DIED FOR THE VSIOS.
WITH
Scenes and Incidents in the
Great Hebellion.
onipiisiujr Narrative ot Perjon.il Adventure,
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field and Hospital; Adventures of Spies
ami Scouts, Together with the Songs.
Ballad', Anecdotes, and Humor
ous Incident tf tho War.
S PL ENDIDL Y ILL USTRA TED,
With oier 100 Fine Portraits and
Beautiful Engravings.
There is a certain portion of the vrarthat will never
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JACCB VAUEKY, JR.
PETER
VALLERYJ5 & RUFFNER,
(Successors to Slaudc & Anderson.)
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& ANDERSON and that we are now able to sell thfru goods at
EXCEEDINGLY
Our
LARGE SALES &
Our Stock consists of
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
And a large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, WOODEX AND
WILLOW MARE, 1ROJV AJSTD NAILS,
And in fact, everiything that a man wants.
33'Te a a call and we guarantee yon entile satisfaction.
VALLERYS & RUFFNER.
Agents for the ScJiuttler Wagon.jjfr
jau30 1S63
J. D. SIMPSON,
W. JflCSELWAIT,
Simpson, Mickelwait tfr Co.,
Wholesale
Receiving, Forwardingand Commission MerchantSj
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
DeJerCiri
GROCERIES AJD PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASli, WIXDOW-BLLXDS, GLASS,
P1XE AXD COTrOSWOODLUMBER, SIILXGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
1867. . isur,
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
QUEENS WARE, 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.
Tharikful for past Patronage, we hope by strict attention to bus
iness to merit a continnance of the same.
Call arid examine our stock.
Platttsttiouth, April 10, 186. tf
Hardware,
E. T. DUKE fc Co.,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWdRE 5 AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMEMS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WARE
STEEL PL O SV S
Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market.
JOB WOR.IS. Z
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents la this County for the sale
Stewart's Celebrated
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold
Block.
PLATTSMOUTII.
p. e. nrrrNER.
LOW PRICES.
Motto !
SMALL PROFITS.
EDyVD BUTTERY.
and Retail
4
!rH
of
Combination Coal
Main St., next door east of Masonic
NEBRASKA
VA1LE1T,
mm
jg UULirs'GTON AND MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROAD.
18GG EASTWARD 18(i6
Short nnd Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
In connection with Ihe lies Moines Va'.Lij a.-il
Chicago, Bjrliug'on aud Qumcy Itailrondo.
Three tr u'ns leave Ottiiiuiva, daily en tril, (.'
DesMoiue Valley trains.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA
0TTUMWA and BURLINGTON,
FOR SALE AT
m, , .PLATTSMOUTII,
U.'lAii A,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NEBRASKA CITY,
PES MOINES,
KNOXVILLE,
ALBIA,
MONROE,
PELL A,
OSKALOOSA.
EDDYVILLF,
OTTUMW.
Baggage checked from Ottumwa i
Chicago and the Last.
Pafjenger have choice of all the grt linrt l'-ad
Intr North, Kaht aud Koulh, and imII fl nd ticket, lo
all piinripal pcints taut hy h il loutes al Hie Ottumwf.
ticket otiire of thi cmMiv.
FasneuKcrs will Grid this route Quick, Sife am'
jure in its Connection.
C. K.I'EnKlX3, Snperint' iideiil.
L. CaKPER, General freight and VaH'vner Agus
THE SHORT ALL RAIL LINK'
EAST
Xasltriile, Cairo, Jtnnj.'.ia Culumti.. 117,7
Is vl,. tie Old, reliublo Central R. ule the
Hannibal & St. Jo. li. li.
My-Tl: !, If X OT ,n y. n .. . ....
Hirer Pacts from " ' " - ' "u"
IL ATTSMO U Til
To 6t. Jukep'i, where oonn ctiuna are umde wilh
j. wo jJauy luzpress Traina
On tl, II A Si 1,. n v .... . ...
Joseph tj Quincy wiihout chance of carj,
UO JN N LUTING AT QVIKCY
Wl h Chicar,, Eurliiijjton A Quip y, and Toledo,
iit.a?bA Western Kailioads for all i-oiuti Kati.
ftorth and buth.
For St. Louis
Close connection made at MACON wilh KOKTU
MISSOURI R. R. for St l.uu,i, ami at llanull.M with
Dally MiH. Kiver Pfcrket fur t. I.ouin, rn.-i. anj
staterooms free, leaving every evmineon arrival of
traint from the et, ai.d arriviiiK io M. J...uii neat
niorni' g in eaMn tor b ..-iness, anl to connect wiiu
Chicago, Alton A M. Louis, Terre Haute, Alton A St.
Louis, and Ohio A Minxi; tljipi Railroad, for all point
tasi, -Norih and South.
NEW SLEEPISG CARS
Run on Night Trains.
, TT uy yurthroiiKh ti. kils via Hanojbal A .
Tm R,"t their ticket olUcex in Omaha. Council
bluffs FUttMiiomh. KebiaLa Citv, tl. Jj,eh
ai.d on each Packet in the lino, and enioy the con
sciousness of haviwir tuki-n th ..... -
. , . O ruin UIINU
ouick n utc eaM- c. W. Mi:AI. f;, n hiin'i.
r. V. GliOAT f,.u'l Ti.et AK. iu
H. H. COL' IU KIG iT. (Ji-u'l Kr't ai.'
ElniuiUial & Si. Joe It.
Jl2i Packet Line.
One of the Company Ftearri'T leave ilnilv f.-"
every poiul on Ih Missouri Kiver above hi. Jo,- t,,
and ariivf" at M. Joph iti time to ciuuiH-t li h il,
express tiaiu u the ilaomlMl A !-t. JoMph Railroad
lor uniiniLai, ai wiucu piH e rounrritou m mn'ir Die
same eveiiiUK with oue of Ihe Keokuk I'at keln.wljii h
arrive in time to connect wilh next morriiiK trina
out of St. I. . uls for Ciuc:iiiiati, 1 udiunHpolin, Loiiia
villi-, Terra ilaute, Wast.iu.tou City, ItMitimoie.
Philadelphia, New York, lloston, ard to all ,lhr
Eastern, Northern and Southern CitieM. The kbove
mentioned linen ol t'lctriit I'ackeU are couodn.l t.y
all traveler to ! the be-t on Hie WeMern wateri
TIIKOt'GII TICKKTs
For ale to ft. Loui', and all Luxteru, Nortlierr, aod
Southern citio via the above line al Denver City,
Um-.ha, Council ltl'ili, PlaUkiuoutli, Nebraska Cur
and at all oilier principal i , ket ..Uion in tli, west.
MeaU and Stjto-rooiu free:
R. ror.U, Sop't K. It. I'. L , St. Joseph.
11. Q. FL'KUCSO.V, Bec'y It. U P. L.,a Wh
J. I). SLMl'SON, Ajr,,,,
ap25 IMallKinouih, Nebra,kt.
1808. imn
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Dai y Trains or the Han- Ibal & St. Joseph
Railroad from Ihe west make closo connection t
11 aeon City wilh the above line, arriving ,n St
I.ouia and connoctinir direr tly wilh all morning and
afternoon trains out or St, Louis, for
New Yohk, Piiilueli'Iiha.
li8TOJf, W'ATHIKCiTO.I ClTV,
UALTimiUIR, 11 AllR sni HI.H,
1'ITTsBUROII,
CoLUMBL'K,
DA VTOK,
l.tDIAKAPotl-i,
LOL'IbVILLK,
LINC1JIIIATTI,
ClIIOAO').
XilO VILLI,
And all-Points East North or South.
The only direct and legitimate route from the
West to St. Louis Jc the East.
lime to the. Eastern cities as Q UICKas
can be made by any route, with
LESS CHANGES.
Tiakets via the above Hue can be purchased at the
Hannibal A St. Joseph ticket offices in the West.
Fare is Ihe same as by any other route.
BARTON BATES, President
JOHN P. LAIRD, Ceneral Suptrintorl-'ut.
H, II. WHKELKK, Gen Ticket Aent.
JOSEPH, GAMULK, ien. Freight Agent
V- H. KARLY, Aum, St. Joseph.
I M DUNN. General Western .A ceil.
Jan, 2J.y
17 TTT? TVT T rV TT T? I?
A. AVJ.1 J. OL KJ X , J4
Claalrs,
COFFINS'
AND
Cabinet - Work !
H- BOECK
Having enlarced his Fhnp and Sales -room srou'tl
respectfully remind the people in this ilcinity tLat
he can fnrniRh them w.th the verv best Furniture.
Chairs, or ot her Cabinet-work, at the uvl itatuu
aoie rates. 1 shall ke-p constantly on hand a large
assortment of Eastern Wort, arid am also prepared
to manufacture anything ia my line on short notice
A large assortment of Keauy-made Collins kept at
al! times. Cai and examine my slock and prl.es.
jelucid-w tf u. iiotCK.
BOARD AND LODGING
By Q. W. COLVIN,
OAK STREET, - - - PLATTS V Ol'T'l
l wo Clocks northwest of Brick cliool-iiou,-.
Private rooms furnised if desired. Either da
board or with lodgings tt iea.ottJe rattt.
j so fl d tf.
