Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, July 30, 1868, Image 4

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    PRESIDENTIAL, ITEMS.
Facts for the People Col-fax !
Weighed and found waatiog Hamp
ion!
Democratic ,,Brck"-dustf The La
CroMSt Dtmocrai!
' A standard Democratic work
'Blair's Rhetoric !"
The trumpet blast of the Democracy
a general blare !
A new exercise in gramn ar Sey
mour declining nomination.
The gray uniform well becomes
Seymour, but how does it fit Frank
Blair?
Candidates of the Fourth Party
Brighsm Young and Brick Pomeroj !
Hendricks says that Blair is gener
ous. With shirts ? or lemons and
whisky?
Dix to Seymour "I hare troop?
enough to take care of the mob, and
you too."
A Southern journal calls Seymour
our Horatio, mind you the "Artful
Dodger.' Heavens !
A. J. compares the New York no
mination to the small-pox liable to
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
CLARK Bl PLUMMBR
Have just received a
JVTixsl'icoxit Stocls. Of
NiwGMdi, Nic Cocci. CbejpGocd". Fstiry Goodi, Staple Goods. Bon ton Goods, Spring
ttjlre, stittd ic tvtry ft teretco fom an liifmU to bis Grandfather.
Our Stock of Dress (Joods Shawls, Trin.mings,
Notions and White Goods
rfiill and has teen sel-cted with sp-clal cre. and to the Ladies .wo would 'extend a special invitati-.i
to call aooa and often.
OP T.ADTRS' AND CHILDREN'S SIJOES
We havefthe Ktvnt Eijlea and the Largtst Stock ei brought to this market.
CiRPETS, CARPETS,
Three-plr, Two-ply, Cnioo, Stair, Kush MHtting. ' Oil-Cloth and Hag. in great variety.
L0TH2&L
Those superb rw Sprl. rt Styles are opri fur inpec io-i. Cail a'i'1 select vonrsait while onr Stocky is
complete. We alo bva the j' ntiest HATS and CP5, and ie.ite-t HOO'lS nd S 1 1 0 1j
ever opened ont in this City, tor'her with a lull line of O.-nt Furnishing (i mu.
Tou will al find a full ffnek rf
UKOCrKIE-i, QCEKNaVVARE, GLA?SVA!IE, IHRnWARf, and a 1 irire stock or
FARMING UTFNSILS and .MACHINERY.
To the farmer. W woni J erpec.al 'J fall Tour alien t ion to our sWk of Agricultural implement
We are the Celecra'ed Clipper Flow nil
Breaking flown. Corn Pmws. anil Cultivator, also the ce'ehratel Vanderr-r Oo-n Plnters
The Eacals'or Black Hawk W alkiog Cultivator, Horse Rake, and M (Jormi k'a unparalleled
Harvesting Machines.
kill, hard lO CUre and harder tO endure. The cnly machine that received the Grand Gold Medal of Honor at the Paris Exposition of 1867.
I full itiC.tlnitlnn'all a till rrat. MrPnpniir'a Psmnhltit
In conclusion, we would lay
Come and See,
apr2 68 CLARK fc PaLUJIJIER.
Fo
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
r. A WIGOENBOBS
S. 8CH. MASSE.
E. A. WIGGEiXHORN fc CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, offer tc the public the Largest and bet selected
stuck of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below the prices of a few articles and sell all other Goods at the
same low rate:
The best Prints (Mernmac & Cochecos) included, 15e per yard.
Prints for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 25c per yard.
Denims and Striped Shirfng, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
Large
Stud: of White and
tconderjully Low
Colored
rices.
M.
lilankets at
we are Aeent for th Bs. PLOW and SEFD OWERS
in the world. The GKrJtN GITY CLIPPER PLOW, tampl
on band at our store. Cash paid for Wheat and Corn,
JK5"Remember the old corner.
mew
STOKE
tvimo.t DOOM.
R. G. DOOM, J. X. DOOM,
DOOM, BEO. & CO.
NORTH SIDE OF MA IX STREET, XEAR THE COURT HOUSE,
Dealers in
He (Seymour) wears the mantle
of Democracy." Copperhead paper.
'The green mantle of the stagnant
pool." Shakespeare.
Pendleton announces that he means
to keep a tight hold of the Democratic
candidates all through the campaign.
Poor Belmont.
The Democratic newspapers are
very much worried about the loyal
carpet-baggers at the South. They
prefer the Rebel knapsackera.
As the Democrats can't agree about
the platform, and are still stupefied
with Blair, Mr. Seymour means to go
it alone on his deportment.
The World speaks of Horatio Sey
mour as a "patriot."' This is an allu
sion to the Pat Riots in New York in
July, 1863. Detroit Tribune.
Fifteen men and boys, headed by a
brass band, are called 'a long process
ion," by the copperhead journal of
Scranton, l ean. Y hat immense en
thusiasm !
Many of the unterrified base their
hope of Seymour's carrying New York
upon the fact that his 'friends can
vote cftener than the friends of any
other man.
At the Democratic ratification, in
Richmond, Vance declared that "tchat
tht Confederacy fought for would be
won by tht. election of Seymour and
tilaxr. Of course.
The Seymour-shriekers, who are en-
deavouring to restore the old state of
things in this country, might as well
try to force a three-months chicken
back into its shell.
The papers announce the portrait c f
Frank Blair, taken in 15 different po
sitions. There is one characteristic
common to them all; in every position
he is in pursuit of office.
It took the Democratic National
Convention three days to nominate a
candidate, but only three minutes 'o
pass a resolution requesting President
Johnson to pardon Jen Dans!
An Exchange says that the Demo
crats in Indiana are so enraged at the
defeat of Pendleton that they actually
show simp'oms of apoplexy if a green
back is exibited to them.
The Democratic National Conven
tion opened with an eloquent prayer
by the Rev. Mr. Morton and closed
with eloquent curses, not loud but deep
by the swindled Pendletonians.
The Commonwealth says: "We are
expecting every day to bear some en
thusiastic Democrat give as a reason
for Colfax's unfitness for the Vice-Pre-sideucy,
that he never was drunk in
his life."
Somebody thinks that Seymour Ujj 0f which we are prepared to sell as low as any House
v,i, .:.:,;. .1 w-.k west of the .Missouri Itiver
ington when Lee invaded PennsyNa- We would especially call the attention of the public to our
nia. Who did the more to defeat stock of
Lee, Seymour or Grant ?
Mr. Pendleton, with his theory of Jf1 JC J JJ
uniimuea green dscks, cungs arouna
the neck of Seymour like the Old Mao
of the Sea on the shoulders of Sinbad.
Seymour is sure to be choked unless be
breaks his tormentors head.
When people are drowned cannon are
sometimes fired for the purpose of rais
ing their corps. The Democrats have
been firing cannon over Seymour and
Blair.2 But their is no hopes of getting
their heads above water
An old soldier who has lost an arm
says: "I am watiog to see if the peo
ple of this country are going to" elect
Hnrntin Scumnnr. anil if thexr !n T will
swear that I lost my arm in a threshing JFc Wai'Mllt CVCrtl JflaclhlC We Sell.
machine, BOt in defense of my counry " j
A New York paper says that B.'air
takes whiskey for medicinal purposes.
The Hartford Post says : "We are
inclined to think it teat "for medical
purposes' to wit for corns. He was
dreadfully corned all the time he was
here."
Hendricks gave Seymour a first rate
character in his recent speech in the
Senate, but "didn't think it necessary
logo unto Blair," and 'baden't time to
explain what the plat'orm meant "
Not altogether satisfactory, but pru
dent.
Doolittle says that Seymour can't be
elected without the support of the
"Conservative Republicans.'' As tne
survivors of that party are supposed to
be only three in number, Mr Doolit
tle evidently does not hope for a very
large majority.
There is hardly a democratic Sena,
tcr or Represen:ative. outside f the
Caps,
Dry-Goods.
Hats,
Boots,
Glassware,
Queens ware,
Nails, ifce.,
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
$ HARDING &G0
WHITE & BTUTEBY,
POST 01 TICK BUILDING
DEALERS lit
NEBRASKA CITY,
N. T
Drugs,
WHOLE.ALH and retail dealer in
SCHOOL BOOKS
Medicines.
Brushes, all kinds,
Chemicals ,
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, and
Fsincy To-let Articles. Tovs, Trusses, Supporters,
Miou'iler Braces, ( Jrass and CJarden Seeds,
AND
STATIONERY
Alo Agents for all the principal
MA GAZLXES and XE IVSPA ('EKS,
tot which Sabtcripti ona are received at To lUher
Prices.
for n a ir nl i iiTf-nees
if)d
Paints. Oils, Varnishes and
Stationnrv. Car' on Oil. lamps,
(Jlass and Putty,
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT ION E R Y
F. STADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES, PIE?, RCS. Ete.,
Or trie best quality, can be obtained at all times,
t would invite expecial attention to the taut that I
hare fitted up an excellent
ICE CREAM SAJ.OON
In connection with the Bakery, whera you can be
accommodated at all times
Wedding piircio supplied on short notice with
anything in the line of Confectionery or Pastry
Call and see m. JelS
JEWELRY STORE
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCEBIES,
Green and Dried Fruits.
CONFECTIONARY, &c, &c.
Having been alien ed In clling Dmes and Groceries in this city for the last sfx years we know tne
wants . f trie eoi.l- in ou-lineo trad-. ,d are Dredrn-J wl:h a larir .trir f i r k. i...
qality to supply those wauts at very low pi tes. i'ialHiuuth, N. b April S, leOS.
WHITE & BUTTERY.
J. W. Middleton&Co,
STATIONERS,
D LA A'r BOOK MA XUFA C Till L R S
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PJRIIsTTlililSa
LtTHOGR?PHEnSt
Notarial and Corporate Seals.
19G Lake Sired,
CHICAGO, - - 111.
JAC'B VALr.EKT.JK.
r. r. BcrrniR
The snb-criber havlnr purchased the R'd ?toie nt
2d street, lately nccupitd ty Sarpy ad oihe1-, would
respectfully inform tlie oilizenn of P!att-m ulh and
vicinity, that he haa reSttcd the store and upeutd a
Jarfte stock of
We repe'-tfull
St ANOLKO.X-
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladies, Oents. Children, and the rest of man
kind, aid is prep ire J t do an kinds or
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELHY REPAIRING
In tne best manner, and would be b i py to -erve his
oia and a many new cuatoiuers a- may jfivr him
th'ir patron.itte, asMiriuK Hi era of their anik well
doue, at moderate price-., and on rhort time. Ihe
stock, embracing every variety - t goois qpu. Uy K( pi
l ort-cls J-welry More, 1U Ie sold a low
prices, and warranted of best wo kinaastip and
maieriai. ua has a.o a nmali ktock ot
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will ba replenished from time to tim-. anJ
sold at the lowest figure!. Havi-p permttnenilyl
Cat-d in thU city, i ret-pectiu ly Nulicit a share of pa
tronaKe, and cor ii illy invite a'l to ca 1 and rt im lie
the stock on hand, as we would le pleased to serve
yon. and do not a?k yoa to buy unljss we c n make
ii tor you - interest to patronize u-.
Titoa.
TLC,
T. K. HAna.
J. CLARR
mm TAUIKT,
VALLERYS & RUPPNER,
.essors to Staudc & Anderson.)
once to onr friends that we hsve onrchas d the entire stock of roods of ST tUi'E
it we are now able to sell th m goods at
EXCEEDINGLY LOW P R'lIC E S.
Our motto i
LARGE SALES & SJIALL PROFITS.
Oar "tnclc connisfs in
Dry-Hoods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hard ware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
And a largo Btook of
RE A u Y-MA DE CLOTI1LXG, WOODEJT .1ND
WILLOW WARE, 1ROJY AA'D NAILS,
And in fact, everything that a man wants.
ty-Give us a call and we t uaraateeyoa eatiie satUfactlon.
VALLERYS & RUFFXER.
SSAgcHt for the Schuttlcr Wason.mm
Tootle, Hanna & frark,
BANKERS,
S. d. Mitrsox,
TT. JtlCKILWAIT,
ED WD CTTXJtr.
Simpson, Blickchvait & Co.,
Dealers in
Gold Dut, Gold mid Silver
Coin, laxelinne, U
and oilier Slocks.
DEPOSITS RKCEIVICD,
and special attention given to Collections i
Wholesale and Retail
niTLirt for
iMerchanfs,
Kail Roads
Public Ofli
Panki
and
ices.
Jel.27yrl
TUTTaLE,
TIIO.TIP.SO
& WGTUOnB,
JOBBERS OP
MEN'S AND BOYS'
OHO THING-,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
63 and GO Lako Street,
CHICAGO. - ILLINOIS.
Tcttlb. Thompson i Wktmork, Chicago.
Isaac Fknno & Co., BoBt-jn, Mas.
fci.JTril
CHILD &KKIGGS,
JTViolcsalc Grocers,
anJ Doaljrs in
CANNED GOODS
AND
Dried JF'irviitfit
49 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO, -
ILLIXOIS.
fi-l,27ui6
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PI. ATTS MOUTH, N. T.
ap0 dctwtf
IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting in part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers,
Revolving Rakes,
of all kinds,
ti vo tors,
Sulkv and
Plows
C u 1
Drills, Slc.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOM, BRO&CO
P. M. DOnRINGTON,
RtAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLATTSMOVT1I, XED.,
' upt attention paid to tne purchase and sal of
R at Estate, and payment of Taavs, aad all bu-inex
p-itslning to a general Land AKency. Titles iuvrs-tUtd.
Refor by i-ermisinn to
H a. E- S. Dandy. Jadire 2d Judicial I)lt . F.ils
Ci , .Nebraska; Major tdw'il hurliank, Punimr
D. A. Leavenworth. Kansas; ll"li J. . Burba' k,
l:t A"t tor Nebraska. 'alis f'lty, N'"b ; Hon. T. M.
M -Qi-- Plattmuih. Nrh . ('ol K K Livn.frton,
111 i rbraska 1 V t. Vol . I'isit-ruou Ii. -ii.;
M.. . H. Whel-r, V. J. India, iw-nt, fawnre
Ancy; Cha's ctlrton. No 111 Hroadw-i, NVar
Y'c k; Marvey. Deilrich Jk B onu WhiDKln, 1). C ;
Tra-y. Jiairaire bl L'n , (Jtiit iigu, Ills ; K. u Kirch.
Roches'er, N. V Prof. Qeuiv Arling ale. Hrifrd
Ca renity." N t. ,c2i
CONJUGAL LOVE.
AND THK UAPPiMES OF TRUE MARRIACK.
Es-a lor Yonnir ien. on the Errnra. il.u-rs sn
Kntuckv nd Maryland meinb ' DI,'IM" whirh dotroy t e M.rily . orr aud ere
iVeniUCKy BDa iUMJUDU 2: ' ; at" lmieiiineiits toMiRRI(jK,r;ih sure means of
relief, beat id sealed li tter envelopes fre of charge,
i Address Dr. J. CKILL1N UDUtia I ON. Howard A
! "rtTr, PhlhytaSyMa, Pa. JrtJ3.
who does not prirately admit ta&t 8ey
raour will ct defeated.
great mmm
IN
WASHINGTON!
II E It IS .TI A IV IIEROLD
Uving troatrht ojl the entire 't.ck f HoikIb from
i i Ilcn-M i rffy to ITr
G li EjJ T 1XD UCEME. TS
In Prip
I sball sell O.mds l.O IVER TUiX TE l.O WES'i.
forC.-h, Wletl t'uru. Hid . l'u! or m.v kir.d .1
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My StiK-k Consists of
GROCERIES , DRY GOODS
uxors, shoes, vLOTinsu,
HA TS and CAPS, POCKET
CUTLER Y, YA.XKE
A0770.VS, ETC.
Please gf me a call at the old stand ofC O. Hen I'
HER RAJAS IIEROLD.
THOMAS C. CRESSHAW,
l g r A CHER or All? DEAtEB 19
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, CELLARS, t'URRlE
ComltSf Spurs, L'ihes, Whips, J-c.
Mnin Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
Capt. IK LABOO &, CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very cho'c - selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, second door east of Seymour House.
Ni rraska City, Nebraska
Are Just rrceiing a new stork of Genuine Old
ourion direct from I'ourboo county, Ky. Bitters,
etc. mirllt w
-r33.3L 01:0333.10 cz&t Agents,
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WISDOW.BL1SDS, GLASS,
PIXE A.D COTTOXWOOD LUMBER, SIIIXGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
TTT t n..M 0. n- fcC-
vv. j.nuiiuna uu
H a r d w a r
( Weeping Wafer, Xew Store,")
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND
&c.
&c.
Kep on hand, and are selling chosn. a well fried .1
assor.rrrwoi oi guoat sauauie for a farroins- com
muniiy. taarlQtf
E. T. DUKE Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
IMRDIVIRE s AfiRll'DLTDRAL J1IPLEJ1IJMS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Jai3aned
AND STAMPED WArvE
STEEL PLOWS
Of ail kind- and ss. wbi h e wa rant ihe beet in the market.
Tin Roofing, (luttters anJ Spouting done on short notice.
Are t?xclas!vt Airfnta la thlx fTni?nt f.ir thm malm at
less iiaoie to rip man tne lock inca. ;
"Judge? Report of the Grand Trial." CJa . I . i r- . 1. 1 sO 1
Send foTthe" Report," and Samples of tCWai't S I 1 I U I ) Til t C Q OniDinatlOll L'Oal
work, containing both kinds of stitches on . mr i i 4 .
the same piece of gooda Agents wanted. , J V V 00(1 (JOOli StOVC.
0, F. MEM & 61
1
Opposite Clark & Flummer't
Dealers in
, Dims,
Stationery,
NOTIOIVQ.
S:c., Sec.
Alto tTerylLInsr DTtlai :n o flie NVars lin.ln...
cnnslantly on hand, ami fJltSALli. hubscri i.tlons
rtc-lTed for all Per$ slid Mazinc at 1'uLiuh
ers Prlcej.
We alio keep on Land tLe best article of
Soda Water.
Drink, and be Refreshed.
aprfl Jlf
WAKTED.- Teieher; S'udents and ether Intel
orent "en and Women in a bu.in s pivlna 1 O to
2o0 per monlh. acr. rdii g to ah it. Kit partica
a.ldres ZKl'JLtR. MCCCRUT 4 Co-. I.omhnrd
bl ck t'hiei en, V feb27vl
nun
ILLCOX&
SEWING
I f Tlie Champion
1 1 minms 111 two
U "Its seam is
II U
171
0
E,
of 1S6 first pre-seasons.
stronger and
L. CQKSZLL CO., Gen'l Agents,
US Lake Bt., Cblcaco.
V. f '
Give us a call we will not be undersold Maia St., next door east of Masonic
Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
SAMUEL Y. GREER,
(Succcmor t.j Iiklrgne A Oreer,)
FIRE and GARDEN IIOS-E
MANUFACTURKIt,
iT 7IE OLD STAXV, SO. S20 XOR711 &T.t
(Established IS21.) PHILADELPHIA.
Fire Buckets, Suction Ilose,
Bands for Machinery, &c- &c.
aTTbe sbove a'licle wii! be cinle of the bst
workmLih:, and ou tl;e most rea-oiialo terms.
fcbiTiuS
Kniuiibnl V St. Joe It. IC,
ilE Packet Line.
One of the CoropAny Famr rs learcs dslly fr sa
eveiy point ou Ihe ilis.,url Klver above ft. Jose(.a(
and anires at SI. Jo'pn in time to connect mth iLe
ezpreos train on tt e llaotiibal A Ht. Joseph Kailroad
for Hannibal, at abich place nmnecilon i made the
same evening with one cf the Keokuk rackets, which
arrives in tim- to connect with next Lion itig trains
oat of St. Louis for Cincinnati, ludisnapolls, Louis
ville, Terre Haute, Ws-hini ton City, Ba'tlmnre,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ai d to all other
Eastern, Northarn and Southern Cities. Ihe atov
mentioned lines of rleK.int Packet, aie conct-ded by
all travelers to he the het on the Wfftcrn waters
TIIEOUOII TICKtTS
For sale to ?t. Loui. and all Eastern, Northern an J
Southern cities vir the arove lines at Denver City,
Um ha. Council Uluffn. l'latsmouth, Nehraxka City
and t all other principal ticket oQce, in the west.
at'Meals and State-rooms free! -gjj
B. FOKD. Sup't R. R. P. L., lit. Joseph.
D. Q. FtKOCSON', Se;'y It. R P. U, ft Joeer
J. D. SIMPSON, Agent,
r:httB..u;u,KtlTsVa.