Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, April 02, 1868, Image 4

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    CHICAGO Si NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidated Lino I .
SHORTEST and MOST EXPEDI
TIOUS .ROUTE TO ALL
POUTS ' EAST ' Oli
SOUTH.
Trains leave the Depot at
; Council Bluffs,
""In conBeetion with train on the Coucc!l Bluffs and
at-Soph Railroad, as follows;
2 ; (Council Blufla tltne)
' "Kprest at 11.00 a. m., except Sunday
Mail at 8 55 p. m " Saturday.
arriving in Chicago at 1 p m. and 6 a. m.. making
lose connections with the Michigan Central. Mich
igan Souttnrn, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and CliieaK
Chicago and Uieat Kastern. Chicf.-o and Alton, Il
linois, Central, and all other Eastern and Southern
Uailroad. for ... . -
Toledo, . Cleveland,
Detroit, :. ' i ' Dunkirk,
Buffalo, Snsbridge,
Albany, - - . Montreal,
Quebec, 4 ' ' Srinf:elJt
Worcester, Huston,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
riTTSBURCH, HAEEISEL RGn, BALTIMORE
Wa.hlne.ton,' Wheeling,' Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Cairo, Memphis, Vicltsburi,
NEW ORLEANS. ' '
faring Time, -and Sscuriug Cowjort ani
; " : J
Taggage Checked Through to all principal points
and po extra charge for trausfer through Chicago.
Passengers hare cboico Of route via Chicago,
enjoying all the modern, Improvement in use on
first-class railways.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars on
all J'ight Trains!
Passengers for any poiut. East or South, to aval
themselves of the many advantases off.-red by this
. empany, shou'd particu ar to a k for, and Bee
t tat tneir tickets read.-
TIA CHICAGO XORTII-WESTERX
RAILWAY."
O L. nUNI.A'Gen'l Sup't.
J p. HOKTON, 21. W. Fas'r Ag't Chicago.
B. F. PATRICK, Goa'l Pa'r lgent.
PLASTIC SLATE,
for
JR, O O IP I 1ST Gr
- AND OTHER PURPOSES.
he procea of recomtructing Plate Etono from a
. " disintegrated slate was
PATENTED FEB. 21st, 15G5.
It is a combination or
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(thj latter poefin4 qailitits of f?c"loric;iI and
chemical affinity for th lormd,) lu I in a rie-velupn-f-td
of one of the simple but unal
l; able I cu-k'iicU' of. nature.
AS A ROOFING MATERIAL
IT STANDS UNRIVALLED.
A rritic it adapt itsolf to every th-.per.oj alrpe.
Non-combustih'e, impervious, non-oxpan-dve
ami nailer aying.
Frsto docs not Crack nor neat
..r. Dissolve it. . '. ,
fhe'only Rojflng Material cver7di--covrred that will
resist tbi action of the elements as Ions as
the structore it protiets. Bring sus
ceptible -jf little if any wear
. from esjv sure and
PERFECTLY FIRE - PROOF,
It is nn'qual!eri as a coating f r railroad r.n 1 f.rra
buildings, bu lges, bot: ms of veKi Is, vaitl s, ( tc.
Materials for ?'e by
ALFRED' OSBOKN
Pole Licensee for Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Omaha, Neb
invl iy
H0.
TLE,
T. K. IlAXSl, J. R.CHHK
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers Ij
Gold Dust. Gold and Silver
' Coin, Exchange, U. S
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS ItJSCElVIiD,
and special attention giren to Collections
TI.ATTS MOUTH", N. T.
J-8 dttwtf
WAGONS!
J It. PORTER & CO
Ire agents in this city lor the sale of .thecclebratcd
''South Bend Wagons,
i
X4J1! by StiiJehaier Bros. They have rn hand a
good assortment, which will be replenished as last a
needed. Tney propose to sell at tho very lowest
sgttres. ,
Pl8ttmouth, March 25 tf
Fdrxiham mouse,
HARNEY STREET,
.... - - j. c. HIQBY, Proprietor:
THOM AS C. CRENSHAW,
' t g TATBEK Of ISt) DBAIERI.'T
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS,' CURR1E
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, cj-c.
...... , . , Main Street, .....
NEBRASKA CITY, c'- ' N. T
Capt. D. LAII90 & CO.,
, . - M'bolds&le&nd Ket&U Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a erj ebj'cs section of. t , . .
. Toljacco and Cigars,
TfeLn strfttt, o:i.l Boor c-"t of Syai'ur Kuf.
t 1 -C
- If
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE -
CHEAPER THAN
E. A. wiccrsii&RS
E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO.,
.... ...
At the New York Cash Store, offer tcthe public the Largest and best selected
Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, ,
HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE.
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE,
A AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below the prices of a few articles and sell all other Goods at the
same low rates:
Tho best Prints (Merrimac & Cochecos) inc'uded, 15c per yard.
Prints for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 2oc per yard. .
Denims and Striped Shirting, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
Large "Slock of
White
iconderfully
We are Agents for the Best FLOWS and SEEI SOWERS
inthe'World. ..The GARDEN GITY CLIPPER PLOW. Samples
on hand at our store. . Cash paid for Wheal and Corn.
2rRemember the old corner."
Plailnmouth, January 2 1S65.
JOII.1 R. CLARK
Clark &
(Successors io Tootle, Hanna St Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Hart! ware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
FATTSJIOIJTII,
Keep on hand a fnll stock of all kinds of
AGR1CULT UU. AL
jl gents for the sale of Jackson, Jlichigan, Wagons.
a. DOOM, " '
DOOM,
J. E.
A OR Til SIDE . OF M.IhV S TREE
Dealers
Dry-Goods,
Hats,
Boots,
G 1
ass
Queens
Nails,
All of which -.vc arc prepared
west of the Missouri. Uiver.
We Would especially call the
stock of
fAhm implements,
Corsistingln part of ,
Tli rcshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers, ;
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Plows of all kinds,
Cultivators,,
Drills, Slc.
j IJarrant evert Jflaclthie We Sell.
. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOM. BRO &, GO
Plattf mouth, FebrMh, 1563. , j 1.
El
Two Men Bind IO to
rrt er.
1 r
10 to $15 PER DAY SAVED.
" 7 NO - WIRE EAJVDS EITHER.
Harvesting in the Shade, Under an Awning if Ycu wish.
Light Draft and
TWO HORSES DRAW IT EASILY.
For fu I pariiculan aJ lrcs
DR. W. S. EiATTA.
tlg't,
From Rev. TIIOS. McCAR TXE Y and Hon BEXJ. A UST1N:
"We, the unJersiane.!, havinp e.ich rurehawd and mci a Jfirsh Harvester the pit season,- can heartiiy.
recivometid it to t'.e public a a pra-.n -ml Islior taing
5
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCHNASSE.
and
Colored
Prices.
Blankets at
Low
ELI TLBMMEH.
Plummer
Groceries,
Clueensware,
Boots, Shoes.
Notions,
Sash, 4&c.
NEBRASKA.
1MPLEMETS.
DOOM,
EVEKTOJf DOOM
& CO.
T, XE.lR THE CO UR T HO USE,
in
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
ware,
ware,
tfce.,
to sell as loic as any House
attention of the public to our
: ' - . ;
14 Acres perDay.
KTo Side Draft !
- - Rock bliifls, IVcb.
machine. It haifuUy met all cur expectations
TH05. jrrCAKTSLT.
KJ. AUSTIN.
$ HARDING GO
POST OFFICE BCILDINQ
NEBRASKA.CITY, -
N. T
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY
AlTO Agents for all the prinoipal
MA GAZISES and NE WSPA PERS,
For' which Subscriptions are received at Publisher
Prices.
Win- EI. L.emkc,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Iec27 1665 tf
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT I ONE 11 Y,
P. STADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, Rl'SK, Etn.A
Of the lcs t quality, can be obtained at all times.
I wouM invite especial attention to the fact that 1
have fitted up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In conneetion with the Bakerr, where you can be
accommodated at all times.
Wedding parties supplied on Hhort notice wim
nvthine in the line of Confectionery or Pastry.
anything in the line of Confectionery i
Call aua sec me.
jel9
W.TI. J. FORD,
UPHOLSTERER,
PAPER-HANGER, &.C
Main street, - - Opposite Post OJicc.
Will kein on hand and make to order, Mattresie
Picture Frames, Window Shades, Wall Paper, ic.
tyAll kinds of Turning executed in good style
nov 7 VT. m3
SHANNON'S
Feed, Salend Livery
Main St.. Plattsmouth
I am prepared to ac;rmmoiTate the public wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies
Also, a nice Hearse,
On short notice and rensonable terms. A Hack will
run to steair.boat landing, end to all f ails of the
citv whan dcbired.
iar30 - J. Vf. S1IAXXON
W. D. GAGE. . W. R. DAVIS.
CENTRAL STORE.
Dry-Goods;
Groceries,
Provisions,
BOOTSacid SIIOKS,
Main Street, two doors above Fourth,
Where the public iuay fi:id
THE BEST OF GOODS,
and prices as low as can be f.und in the e ty.
We return flianks f.ir the liberal patroaire wo
have rec ived, at:d hope to merit its contitiuar.re.
Ot. 30. '(37 GAGE & DAVIS,
iniLLCOX&VrftlBBS
u SEWING IS
E,
l The Champion! j I jof 136 first pre
lim iums in two! II I seasons.
U "Its seam isNsJ-'tronger and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"Judges' Report of the Grand 'Jrtal.
Send for tho "Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of good Agents wanted.
L. CORNELL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
138 Lake St., Chicago.
F. I- TODD.
Aetit, Plattsmonth. Sth
decl9yX
FAIRBANK'S
HASDIRD
SCALES,
OF ILL KINDS
3 Fairbanks, Greenleaf
& Co-.
226 A 22$ Lake St. Chicago.
2'i'J Jfirtet St. , St. Liruis.
JCj"Be eareful to buy only the Genuine. myy22
J. W. JENNINGS,
AYOCA, CASS COUNTY AEB-,
Jenningi & DiU't Ftour and Wool Hills.)
Dealer in
Dry.Goods,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes,
Hardware
And such articles as are
: . adapted to. a Farming '
Community. .
WE WILL SELL CHEAP AS ANY,
Or exchange for. Prodnce.
We raj th DIGIIEST MARKET PRICE
for gn Id of all kinds or take ia exchange for goods
fi b6mS
D1TCLLIXGS at s.lt price.
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property, or
it'-sidences ia town will Bad them for sale at at
pnea. Dy
IPOBRlJfOTOX.
vnT. ' - Rfal Estat AoBtry.
JAC'B VA LLERY, JK.
PETER
VALLERYS & RUFPNER,
(Successors to Staude & Anderson.)
We respectfully announce to our friends that we
& A DfcRsO-N and that we are now able to sell im -
EXCEEDINGLY
. . Our Motto ia
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Our Stock consists of
Dry-(ioods"and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy; Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
' Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,-
- And a large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTIllJmGf WOODEJV AND
WILLOW WARE, IROJVAjYD NAILS,
And in fact, everiything that a man wants
5CfGive as a call and we gnaranteeyou entile satisfaction.
VALLER YS & A' UFF.YER.
Agents for the
jau30 1S63
j. v. si.vrsox,
W. HICK EL WAIT,
Simpson, Mickelwait & Co.,
Wholesale
'
y-H- a
Receiving, Forwarding
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers'in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE
DOORS,
SASH,
PI.XE A XD COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHIXdLES,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
a r d
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Vholesale and Retail Dealers in
ntniiiiMnii z ifiniriTi
i i nil mvi t iiuiiituuiLUiiiJ in
Stoves, Tin, Sheet
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL, OP X, O "W S
Of all kinds and s'zes. which we warrant the best in Hie market.
JOB ',CC3ri33L !
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents ia this County for the sale
Stewart's Celebrated
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold
B.'opk.
PLATTSMOUTH.
URLGINTON ANDMISSOURI
RIVER RAILROAD.
18GG EASTWARD 1866
Short and Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
In connection with the Defi Moines Valley and
Cliicaco, BurlingtL,n and Quiucy Ituilroads.
Three trains leave Ottumwa daily on arrival of
Dis JluincS alley trains.
BTJT YOOR TICKETS TIA
OTTUMWA and BURLINGTON
FOR SALE AT
VLATTKMOITTtr
OMAHA, '
COUNCIL r.T.TTFFS.
NEBRASKA CITY.
DES Mo INKS, '
- KNOXV1LLE, - -
ALBIA,
MONROE,
PELLA,
OSKALOOSA,
EDDYVILLE,
OTTUMWA.
Baggage
checked from OitumwaT to
Chicago and the East.
Passengers have ehoice of all the greit lines lead
ing North, East and South, and will find tickets to
all principal pciats East by aU rontes at the Ottumwa
ticket office of this company.
Passengers will find this route Quick, Eafe and
Sure in its connections.
C. E.PERKIXS, Superintendent.
L. CARPER, General Freight and Passenger Agea
NOTICE.
JAMES O'XEIL is my authorized Agent for the
collection of all accounts duo the unJerfigncd for
luedical services; hi. receipt will be valid for the
payment of any monies on said account. - -
August 14, 1S07. K. Ii. LIVINGSTON, M.D.
r. e. nurrniR.
have purchai d the entire itoclt of gooia of T AUiK
in gooui 11
LO
Schuttler Wagon. gg
ED WD BVTTEItr.
and Retail
m m m
and Commission Merchants,
WIXDO W-BLIXDS,
GLASS,
LA TH,
w a r e ,
rriTD u
Iron, Brass, Jnpaneil
of
Combination Coal
Main St., next door east of Masonic
NRHUASKA
rniiE short all rail line
JL EAST
Lnftyrtte Jndi.,ntipoli, Cincinnati, LohUeilla,
Aathmlle, Cairo, ileviphi, Columbus Whtrl.
...Vf . ..,....,, ij.'ji.i, at'iuitra rtu.g, itnrrtt
.,. i ,.i i . if i t . . ., ; . . .
"" ! e. ntuwttnyum, 1-ntUUltljiUttl,
A'ew York, BMon, dec.
Is via the old, reliable Central Bout, tb
Hannibal & St. Jo. R. II.
y&J ake '' ST. JO. R. R. ine of Hisart
niver acseis iroui
PLATTSMOUTH
To St. Josepi, where connections are made with
Two Daily Ezpress Trains
On the II & t-t. Joe. R. R , run thronith from Salat
josepn to wuincy witliout change of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
WLh Chicago, BurliTpton k Quincy, and Toledo
Wabash A Western Kailroada for ail points Kast,
fioriu snu ooi.ia.
For St. Louis
Close connection made at MACON with NORTH
MISSOURI R. K. for St Lou is, and at Haunibil wi'Ji
Daily Miss. River Packet for St. Louis, meals and
staterooms free, leaving every evening on arrival of
trains from the west, and arriving id St. Louis nrxt
morning in season for b siness, .ml to connect with
Chicago, Altoa A St. Louis, Terre Hame. Alton It bl.
Louis, and Ohio A Missitlppi Kailroad-.for all point
East, North and South.
NEW SLEEP I XO CARS.
Rao on Night Trains.
Buy your through tii k.ts vi. lt.iii.K.i jt a.
?' R:, tth1r 'icket t.ffices in Omaha, Council
Rliiff. Ml. ...... . w. . i .
at.d on each Packet In 'the tins, -nd i-nW ih..
scionsness ot havisg takeo the short, ceap and
quick r. utc east' c. W. M HAD. fieri tTuo't.
P. B. GROAT Gen'l Ticket Agent.
itii iunr. uen l Fr t Agt.
G B. McCALLUM,
Mannf .ctnrer of and deierin
Saddles and Harness,
Of every description, wholesale anl retail. No. 130'
Main sir-ret, between oib and tlth ttrects, Nebraska
City. - . ielJ
VALLERT,
XX H. V7kccler CP.
4
Real Estate Agen
PLATTSMOUTII, N. T.,.
Offer for fa!e tht fo!!o iuj Rcl Estal'!.
feu. T'p
East half northeast quarUT
West bait noriliwpst qu irttr
South half northca.t .ort r
V jrrh half southvait quarter
Kortheast quarter
SoUliet qiiK'ief
West half wu'h' iil q'lartor
North half fouihi-ai t quir'er
West half northeast qu trier .
Northwest quart r north wrrt qr
West half southwest qu irter
East half 8uuiheat qujittr
Pouibwest quarter soiithrasl qnarter4
8outh half uortliirest quarter ' i'i
N nthwrst quarter
East half vnitliwf8t quarter
Njrth half so tit l.OH-t quarter
North half southwest quarter
West half uirthwrst qu irtcr
Northeast quarter
Undivided half southwent quartrr
East half northir st u.irter
Northwest quarter tiortheat quarti r 1 11
'Lots in the city of Plattstnouf i.
Lot Block Lot Block Lot lit i
6 23 li M 6 I.
8 i! 9 V. 3
6 Mf ' H
10 57 'Id vit ' i
9 123 1 M 4 1
4 'tf 6 '6-i 8
Tbenorth half of 8 47
THOMPSON'S ADDITION.
E.ist half of blocts 1, 4. 7, 8 and 10.
South ha.f of blork 3.
Lots 6 and 7 in hlm-k S.
West half section n-J, township II, rane 14. V
acres unler letice, 1 I 2 ft ..ry frsme house, iroo.l w
and spring, and K'x.d mnuliiir water, flsuty of t
bor fur flre-wond. Piii e (3,750.
F. M. DCTtHINGTON.
RtAL ESTATE AGENT,
PL A TTSMOUTH, XL I!.,
'.'r 'Tipt attention paid to the purchase and sal tl
R al instate, and pnyiueut of T:txi'c, mlU all !u invn
p n t lining to a gi-u" rul L.ind Ayum y. Xitlct lnr.i
tijated.
Kefi ri. by perm Isslon to
If n.E. S. nutnfy, JuJ(. lid Judicial T i t . , fu!!i
Ci'y, Kehra-ldi; Mainr Fdw'd llui I nnk, l'jiliiinr
(J. s. A. Leaverin-oith, Kansas; IIn J. II. Hurliar.lt,
late Ast .rsor N. tna ka, Kails ("it.v, NVb ; Hon. T. I.
Mi-Ui't', r!atlsni"tilh. Ncl.,('iil II. K. Mvinftun,
la 0 ..tlirs-lis lit Vet. Vols., !! It-mouth, .h.;
M.,'.' J. H. Wh.td.r, U.S. Indian AK,;:t. 1'awnra
Agency; CIih'm N'ettlet.m, No. 1 1 1 llroadway, N'w
Voik;'llHrvev, Heitiicli Ji Hiown. Wiishinlnti, I'. I ;
Tra -y, Mauii'ire l fi. , Chicjico, Ills ; It. Kiiib
Itoche.'er, N. Y.. I'rof. ll.-niy Arhng 1, " Hartfui .!
L'n versity," N. V. o 2l
JUST DECEIVED
And fors.ile allow lltitts,
10 t ks COFFEE, 1 SVGAR,
5 lUs DRY Al'VI.ES, tills I) K Y 'C ACII 7.X,
H-c , Ac. . All", a la'Ke aoi ttiienl of
Pine Lumber,
iati, srirxo.Es, doors, wxdow sash,
wixdow i;i r.Ds, t,Ass. ci:si:x7.
ri.ASTEll I-AR1S, HAIR, COAL OIL, hi.-
LEXINGTON COAL,
250 Wushels, to which we ln He the :ittsticn .1
HlackMiiitlic and otl.er. as to ifiHlity and i.rirv. V.'
are Apeiits for the OOOlll N' CO A L HANK, M l-ei-inL'tnti.
siitl iM''Mo!e t ful hili all the tV.il tli'
country wants ut price. t- ruit. a1s a lnrj.-t stt rk ft
Rye, Bourbon and Star Whiskv.
Cherry, Ksphcrry, l'lackl.i ny ard flirf.-r li.-niiily.
Call and see uk.
HJII'SON, .VICKELAVA1T A CO.
jefi .!3 wtf
it. wnEKLfR, r.. c. iK'.ris
I. EI. W.acrlr & .,
Seal Estate Agents,
Cammicsicncrs cf jDceda
AND
Tirs and Life In3, Ag'ts,
PL ATI'S MOUTH, X. T.
Cu'W'Ct i '! vvoml'l'y ;t1'-n:!l to, nr.d imr" N i
initlcil ;:t -lirryn t i nt -n t. f txltJinCf . Tairn i.'.l in
Wt'rf r" 1 f n 1 ' "'r ' h K;iiir nci r'-hn't-i.t. 1 itl
to lit 1 inv tiu.i. Mnury lfibii"t ou httui fcMi't
CLAIM AGENTS.
A .-ent.- fircullicti";i of clim-.a;;iini.t (lovernmen
for Soiil.ers, their l'l.iw. aud iiiinoi bei-v ,'.rit
for tie purchase and sale i.f LaU'ls and City proper,
ty , ea it.g f lsr.vrj-.'!iV-.
IiEFEREXCES:
Hon. P. II. Kit... 1 1, I-i,ve.- City. ('. T.
Mefcrs K' Ul!l7e Pros., 0'llti:i, NeW.
" Mc(:nn U M. tclf, .Nel.iasip C.'y.
" O. F. Vllley. Si. I.niis, MiS'Miil.
ilr. IHo Lewis, Itoiuii, Ml.ill Ijut :t ..
II W IMiniars. ('tiican, 1 1 nn.-is.
II M Jf.iciil. C'in. iiipati. lii.i.
Too.lo A il.-iiiini. PI itt.-uioiiih . Nel laika.
L II i!i h. Three Kiv.rs Mit-histi.
IIn K Fellows, l:,,i.jiiill-M, M i-eoti-.ln.
Hon T II M .rrjuett, PlMtlstnoiilii, N l.i !!.
I. I.f is, A"tci nev it I,nw, Uuiulo, New Vork.
Jarter, Hujs'y & furl, Ies Aloine, luwa.
i 3 Jiwtl
THOMAS Y. SHRYOCK,
CABINET MAKER;
J is is f i : a y .
Furniture and Chairs.
THIItl) STKKKr, (Xer JI,,in,)
PLATTSMO UTH, XEBR.ISK.L
!C3"Funor!s attended at the sliort Oolite.
PIANOS PIANOS,
iVl , I . I I I 1 H, I I (V S
V- S JLJ .J IJ
COUNCIL RLUFFS, IOVA,
Dea'er in the ce'e'rt.-d Fleck McC'n,non Pianos,
and o her Musical Instruments.
0"11 Instruments warranted 9ve yeara.TJ
oci21 ly
WOOLWOUTI. A CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,;
Binders &Paperdealere?
SALXT JOSE PS,
oc2JCm
IZainiih.il fc St. Joi II. It
Packet Line.
One of the Company Steamers le.ivs ihily f:"t
every point on the MifM nri KiverabueM JuS' j'h,
and ariives at t-t. Jos'pli in time to cuflect it h lb
express train oa the Hannibal A ft. J.ieph Kall oa l
tor tianniiiai, at wtuch plaoe conmcifii is ma le ttis
same evening with one of the Ke.ki;k 'ark els, which
arrives in time tu cuiiutrct wi'li next j-irrjiu; truii.s
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, larfiaspotis, Lo-i,
ville, Twrre Haute. i-iiiliiton C V. Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, lioston. I to ai; uthT
Kaetern, Northern and Sua t hern tit's. Iheahovi
mentioned lines ol elt K nt Pack-.tf it conclei ly
all travelers to hetf.e l,tnn (he wtern wateii-
THUOUuil Tlt'Kt'13
For sale to St. LouN. ard all K.ntcu, NortI.err. sai!
Sonthern cities via the i.Uiv. linrsat Denver C: i:y .
(Jin-ha, Council Illuffs, Platinnouii, Nel,ra-k
and at all other princ.in.-il t.ckel nfl! -a In the weit.
-.leals aLd bl iie-room f:ee
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