Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, January 28, 1869, Image 4

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5-JTROr rCr LOOGENo S.Mt. Pleasant
AKDREW COLSUaN. W :
FAIRVIEW tOf'CB, 14. holds reanta-M racrt
Itcvrr Toedy evening- Trav-.lljK TVnnil.tr
f.m. vors. J-. w.
K M. TtfD.VG, Sen.. Lmi DepntJ. t
rnr this column mast be written
CI tJrv""
plain and exainatalica.ly wilh'", aod oo one aide
nly of white PPr. LBt tnem os anon ;auu io
joint-. , " ' ' .' ' .-. . ;
ROTICK. ' '
"Let thep b a fuJTa.Uondenoa of thn
members of Oi vr Brarich LoJe, on
Tas.tfa eveniux next, wh-in tha oSoers.
of h L'-m1 for thejenro.nirter
'be installed by our new Lodge Dcputy.R.
Baxter Windham.
What Yoc DatN'E. The board of Ex
cise in New York We jint completed a
chemical mvilysi. of the various kinds of
liquors sold at the yari-u3 snloons in
tBat city as "Bourbon' whiskv. and th
result is published for th benefit of
whom it iaay concern. Out of thirty
eih&. specimens subjected to test, only
two were found pore. The ingredients
or which mist of this "fine old whisky'
is composed of are as follows: FuU oil,'
rancid lamp oil, .green tea, proisic nciL
w,ntergren - and stryohnine: ''Soma o?
the newspapers hire been maVirjv thso
exposures of late, but a thse. were set
drwn as sensational, they d d nit attract
much attention. Bat the xpourps of
the bwd or excise are ofHjil, and will
probably open the ere'rf tho puh'ic to
the poisons that are pawned of on them;
:, ' ..' i". -THELIIEXSESYSTEM.
To retrain the sale of -aloholie
liquors ha formd an imp-rtnt ra't in
the l-eisiatioii 61 almost c' State in
the Union. We call thi experience of
mnkind to witness, that these lawhr
fni!Ad to restrain the srils of inte:npr
ance, or to prevent their ind-Snite extn
sion. Why re;u,Ute? Similar, -Tils h ive
never heen removed or prevented by re:
training 'jthero by law. C' All regu'ation
tends tblnc eae'theevils rah.-r than di
minih them. By regulation a slnw of
dcncy, nd public anthority tnd' to
diminish pub'io odium, and thus draws
in a larg"' clsss or vistors from the vir
tuous who could not otherwise heened
Under h restraining stCTi th. oppra
tion of inenprane has grown to i's
present en: form. The plainest prnci
pies of philnophv con5r?n Our expert
ence. that if the sale of liquor continues
the evils will cmtinn; and if the snle
increases the eviN -will; increaise... The
present plan is to. .license a few worthy
men to follow the dangerous business of
ru;nin? the character an 1 hal'h of men.
th happiness of ' families, the welfare
of the com-nnnity, the promoter of pau
psrism and crime. The licenced sale of
liquor is worse than the uhliceneed. in
this respect,-that jioyplves more per
sons in its guilt. The licnsinj by civil
authority or permitting the sa'e un.ler
bond) does not sceen from cnil' the per
petrators or ' thewrong; neither dies it
screen the person who gi anted the license
nor tha people' who.permtt sncn law to
remain unon their statute books. Th
srstem of moral ov rnm"nt, we cU
Christianity, takes account of all on
acts whether political or otherwise, so
th it is no less a sin to support a wrong
poetically than to do it under any other
alassineation-of humin actions We
Ought not to tart of other men's sin,
but reprove them by our example, our
lectures and hv our votes nt the hullo
box David upon th" throne of Israel
becomes guilty of the blood of an inno
cent man and yet he does nothing hut
what the law allows him to do. As com
nan der in-ehief of the army ho hai a
right to give orders to his principal c tp
tain, Joab, and throuzh hira direct the
battle. , Uriah is slain by the sword. , A
messenger comes to tavid and informs
him of the f set. But Dsvid is not sensi.
ble of any eiilt and Teplies to the ines
senger- t-The sword devoureth one as
well as another" as thonsh he was no
mnre responsible than anv oher man
Bnt God says to h'm by , his prophet
"Thou bast killed Ur'ah. the Hitt'te.
witrr-the sword of the children of Am
mon.' Is it possible for a oopnreebndy
of men to licens the liquor traffic and be
guiltless? Some are apt to think because
they do not do, anything that no blame
can rest npon them. Bat i not this the
pn-itinn that David occupied Yet he is
g'i'ltj of the b!ood of n innocent msn.
They have forgotten that a man is as
accountable for not doing as for domp
In the judgement day the Savior will eav
to thoe on the left hnnd "Depart frnrn
Tae," and he reason assigned Ye did it
rot" In this country we are the give-n-mnt,
and therefore the reponibi!ity
rests upon us. If the governmens is
wrongly adminitered bscanse we refuse
w are jut as cu'pable as though it was
wrongly adrainistered by our act.
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January 4th 186ft.
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Woe unto him- that eiveth bis neigh
Bot strong drink neroembor ruiaerer;
Bible says that.. .-'
XB Vv GOODS.!, NEW GOODS !
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NEW YORK ' " CASH STORE !
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1868.
E: a; wiggenhorn fc CO.,
At the New York "Cash Store offer u the public the Largest and best selectee
i J v 1 1. . U' ' ." . '. ;. . '. Stock of
DRY GOOD.. GROCERIES. ' ' V ... . - . tr
' BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS. ';;
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE
1 " t. ? 3 - r-rj : ! WOODEN-WARE. QUEENSWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCE I) PRICES I
We call particular attention to our New Siyle of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. 'WHITE AND
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS ATCNEV0YOvRK PIlICESrT
We have the largest and neatest stock of BOOTS and SHOES ever brought
' -n trii'niarket consisting in gentleman, ladies and chiiJrpn's.
OUR QUEENS-AND GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and we offer the same at the lowest possible price.
We hare a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER PLOW.
W'ar al?o Agents of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED
which we warrant to be the best made in th United States, and doiirg bet
ter work than any other Machine.
Our motto' is - QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFIT ! "
AGENTS WANTED FOR ;
MEN OF OUR DAY!
Tfce men who tore rn nnr country, make t law,
om.h n ba'l-. cha tnvi n wilb their elo
q ifncw, fonnile J onr ralicse. control our ti'roaH,
sannfctune. nl nr fHsnctw one MttrHrtiv"" rol
.m". 'all o vtvt.l iniprest IH lilt- lli'ts'r 'tiona and
-hr trritlB anecd-e. 660 weil filled iKe 43
fl'i teel p irfaite. and the lle f over 50 mn
Print! low to sail the time'. T' e chepft well
the mot i-itere-tia hwii pnnliahed within five year.
aitw imraenne Kvo jS mIt iii to It do w the life
his:er of tliee tu n. -nl r ir Vct-m to
2KIOLER. cCCRPY CO.,'
Phi!n.llnlila, Pa , CilrtriDat.l, O , Chicago. H. nr
St Lou Mo. - n30in8
-f-i-- m--'.
liar lins to n . llr'vlgc Fin is It el
Burlington & Kissouri
Hi v er,
-- i j In Con auction with-
CHICAGO, nrULINGTOIS
& UUINGY
RAILROADS
Pre.t to the Public the most direct, sure and safe
Koute to
OHIO. -ILLINOIS. INDIANA
Pr; N N S Y L V A N I A N E W Y O R K
AND -NEW ENGLAND..
l'-'e-r( bavetlie choice' of lue yarious roatea
Itrggyge Chtcked through to UUumwa
U A T E is
invariab j as low as by oth'r Eontes
tC Buy yoni Coup o Ticket!
AT OTTXJAIWA triV;
BURLINGTON- ,
pollman's elegant sleepihg cars
OS ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
A. E T0CZ1LIX. C. E PERKI56.
Oen. TVt it Par Ast't Superlnieiident.
G. C. M'lHTOlt.
On'l Freight Az't. . a-ptl7.
G
JIICAGO&.NORT1I WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidated Line!
'SHORTEST and MUST EXPSED
'HOUS HOUTE TO . AhL,
i'UlXTS EAST OU
SOU til.
Trains leave the ' DeDOt at
Council BiulFs,
in emneetion with trains on the Council Bluffi and
at-Soseph Koilrol, a foltows:
(Council o uus iiuii-;
Expressatll 00 a. ra , exce;4 Sandarg.---.
Mail at tiip.m,, " baimdayi.
arriving In Chicago at 1 p m and 5 a. m , making
elo-e cumieciioii ith th Michi;iii Ceu'ral, it-U-j(,n
Sou: hi rn, J"itub'iri, F..rt Wyn6 and Llhi-au .
Cmcago a. d (iiet U-ti'ii ctr.c .go aod Alton. II-iii.l-.
Central, auJ all oth--r Jiiern and duaihern
it I rod. for
Toledo,
Delrn t,
Buffalo,
Albnuy,
Qurbec,
Cleveland,
Dunkrk,
Subrdge,
Montreal
Upr ngji-ld,
Worcester )
nloa,
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
PITrSBCItCH, HACKlSBLRGn, BALTIMORE,
Wa.-hinpton,
Ctncinu i,
Cairo,
Whce Inp,
Louurlllv,
Mi'tnuiK,
Cnlainbiif,
- tt Loutr,
Vivkiburg,
NEW OULEANi,
Saving Time, and Securiuy Comfort mnd
&frty.
Puifiner Cherk d Thr-tiif.. to all iiri.x iial poiPta
and no x:r chHr ror tranater t ft.Mgh Cht.go.
PareiiKer! nve rb"ice of routes tm ChicaKo,
er.j'..T'Q ail the modern impiomwiili ia use on
nrt-ci-3 railways.
Superior Arranged Steeping Cars on
- all 'Jvight trains!
Pn"r(rra for any p.tia . B 1st or S ''h, to aval
tli-m-elve f the in o tdvar:as uOVrd by this
company, hia d b p.trticar co ak lor, and see
th it their tirk'-Uread.
-riA CHICAGO. VORTlT-ttSSTEHy
RAILWAY"
Ata a copy of the HsnaLn will be foand on file
at the offioe cf the Chicago A Northwestern Ba.lway
ii!9 Broadway, Jiew Torn. . t j E, . ,
O. I..DC.VLP, Gen'ISnp't.
J. P. HOKTOK.H W. Paa'r Al't Chicago.
... V. J. . - .?tv-r;
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teW&fer-Jk'J-'-fite f kt V1
SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
J. 'M. HINCEMA!T,
(Successor to Donelan A rr.achman,)
Druggist 6c1 Apothecary
DEALER IV
DRUGS & MEDICINES
I'aints, Oils
Hyes, IVotirns.
Toilet Goods," Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps, .
P UK E W I N E S
AND
LIQUORS
For Mechanioal and Kedicinai srpcce
Keep constanty on handa fuanj weW assort
ed stock of
PATENT- iTSEDICIftaLS.
PHYSICIANS'.. PRESCRIPTION
ftartfuUr enmpoonded by an petlored rr..l-t
None but the ifkEST Medicln a uwd. All geco
warranted at reprtstnted. CaZ-'and sfe.
! ' . MAIN STREET. PODTll SirE. '
i Trims Cnsh,
K. t 1. STAGE M.K.
?Hrill'MT XeW. Dry nnanaf e? ApriMSth. at
. i. ,! . m.. iiMi.t re&ii i ,st at Kxrtoryviile
MTrfre ( PlttttammitH 1 r... . i".
- 'inner.
vve Pimt-mo'itli f noc: arrive at N b Ciiv ai
no-ri.i. p. i. tm-e a' Lindsay'' tit' Aeb
1:117, ana i riaue 411 -y uoa- PJalti-roauth,
"Prlfitf " GEO JEXMNOS
'2ST E 'W '
JEWELRY STORE
The uber;ber bavins pnrt hn-rd the Red Ptoieni
21 street. I itely eecnpled hv Srpv anl other. wnnM
riixtrnlly inform the eifixen of PlatNnionth and
-Mrlniiy. tnat he ha refilled the tor and opened
larire Jiocti of
A.VU
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladie. Oenta, ThiUlren, and the rest of rn-D
kit,d, ax d is prep tred 1 1 do a! kioda of
VVATCH. CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In tne hex manner and would be h-ii I'V toxerve hi
old and a many new customers a iumt give h it
th ir patronage, asnurio itiem of iheir uik well
d me, at moderate price., and on short time. Ih
ilork, enib acipK eveiy van-ty t troixts usu lly k-i
at firt-cle J-welry Stole, will be sold a lu
prices, and warrauted of best woikinanskip aui
material, lie nas aiso m smaii atoca 01
FAMILY GROCERIES,
wnicn win oe replenished from time to time. an
aolil at the lowest figures. Ilavi permanent!?!
cat' d ia this city, I retpectiudy solicit a share of pa
tronace, ami c.r in:iy invite ait tocail andexxtnm
the stock on hand, as we would be p'.eased to serv,
yoa. and do not auk yon e buy onless we on mak
it for you . interest to patronize us.
doc27tf E. n. EATOV.
WASMICSTO .
a- . . a . - a
Life Insurance Compa'y,
9H It road way. Xew-Iork.
CYRUS CURTISS. President.
Cash A'setts.
$1,000 000
Entire proflta divided amnof; the Policy Ilotders.
I'ollries aonfoifeitsble. after tin aoon.l pvvme t
rivi't"nds on the C-mtrihiii ion Clan, paid an "al
ly f om diie of noiioy, and in C4e the pniiiioni a'e
not raw apu?'J to .ep the insurance in !rre.
LIFE POLrCfES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 18 to 20 years; according to aje.
Thl comoany l-xue pol'c e o.. all the approved
plana of lnnranc, and offers every lodBCenieDtcon
sisvnt wiih oveney
For particulara app'y to the undersigned.
For A(te' Cie to
P.ICL A MA!"y, General Aprenfa,
" 130 La Selie atr-et, Chicago. ,
" ltTJXD LTWAN,- Ae-nt Council Bluffs.
dt, h. R. linXOSTON, ed. Eaaminee,
Plataisaeli. .
iMAMt l'i AiN OS,
Organs,
MELODEONS.
J. iTIUELIjEK, . ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWTA,
Dealer in the celebrated Steck McCammon Pianos,
ando herMusii-al Instrurneuls
23" All Instruments warranted five years. I
. ; actil ly , . . - .. r
w:"J. H6rtoii'&i Co.
( Weeping Water, Ji'ew Soris.)
Dealers ia
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
j -viiATs: - ca psr k.uoots. . ; r
v .,,,1,4, 1
AINU MiUt,5r,
&C, &C,
Keep on hand, ard are selling: cheap.- a well aelrct.-d
aiwnrtinent of foods suitable for a farm inn com
munity. inarr.Hf
. . . I . - . i . ' i - , ; .
'HOB. ' TIE, T. A. R1.191! J. R- CLARK
iBANKERS,'.
' ' T Deafers in ' :
Gold Dust Gold and Silver
Coin; Exchange, U
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and special attention given to Collections
PLATTS MOUTH, ; JI. T;
ap9 d.wtf . '
ILLCOXrrMBBS
c
UL.II IIIU
ir-iUmUlllllLi
The Champion
136 first Pre-
rniums in two
li EX
"Its seam is
'ejrtronper and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"Jtufaes Report of Vie Grand irud."
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. C0BXELL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
138 Lake St., Chicago.
F. J' i ' LJ
dclfly Ai-ni. f a:t Bout.. N'-t-
F..P.TODD,
SEWING MACHiN EAG'T
PLATTSMOUTII. XEBRASLA.
' A srood assioi t.-arnt ol michiii" and m 'chine Qnd
keit "ii hsi.d. S3",,'Ji'e "t St .K-iu'iinn
uioinini, tore. . . -or , .
Alitchnes re-pi red tin short no" ce.
J. V. Middleton & Co ,
;, STATIONERS, .
BVAXh'BOOKKA SUFA CTCIKIIK
: '-i. ra:. . ,;'
tV,-n...i SS' v-
UTHOSHfiPHERSa
AND
Notarial and Corporate Seals.
19G Lah( Street,
CHICAGO - -111
SUPPLIES roK
Alerchants, Hanks
I? ail Roads and
Public Offices.
feb27yrl
TUTTIJG,
THOTIIVSO
&. .WETMOiSE.
JOBBERS OP
ME:S; AND .BOYS'
OILCTHIInG-,
i - . AND
FURRISHJK6 GOODS.
. 58 and 60 Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS
TcttucVThohpsos & VizTXOzr.. Chicago.
ISa AC F7C! i-Co., !5?5t'in,
frrrl
uu
NEW GOODS !
: , We are daily
-,
OF
Dry Goods, Notions; Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, 1 HOES,
CARPETS, AM D
With many thanks for past patronage, tve invite all to
Call and see our Large Stock of Good !
CLARK Sc. PLH.7ETIEK
Platt-mouth. Neb , October 15. 1SGS "
WHITE &
DEALERS IH
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Drugs, ' Medicines, Chemicals
Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
Fancy l oilet Articles, Aoys, Trusses, Supporters,
. shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
TJSt353 -j&XNIBI
for meilicinal rurfoses.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs,
Stationary, CarVon ' Oil, I amps, Chimneys,
Glass and! Iulty, also,
CHOICE: FAMILY GROCERIES.
Green and Dried Fruits.
;.,
Havlnjr hef" enear ed In lung tr-cs and Croc1!
want r Ine - ei. In vu" lii.sn rrde. ?i.d are )n
HOa!:ty to supply tho3e wauls at very lowr ii cea.
JAC!"II TALLtRT. JR.
PETER
VALLERYS & RUFFNER ,
(P. .essorsio8tazi(lc8c'2nrler.oii.)
We resprrtfu'il f ri aoce to onr fricmK th.it we
os, r.rs Lf i.uci-.i- mki write U"W Bl'io w Wli
. . . . Our
E XCE E'D BICLY.LO W PR ICES.
LARGE- SALES &
Our stnc'ri consists in
, Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Uats and Gyps,
AnJ a large stock of -
READY-MADE CL O TJllJVG, WOOD EX AND
WILLO W WARE, 1ROX AJSTD NA ILS,
And in fact, everiy thing that a man wants.
It3Give us a caM and we gnarantseyoa eatiie satisfaction.
VALLERYi ?"& IiUFF.YER.
"Agents for the Schuttlcr Wagon.
a r d
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -
HARDW4RE I MBHTLTUiML IllPliilEMS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet
AND STAMPED WArvE
S T 3D IE L OP L O W S
Of :i kinJt nd :etj which wa warrant the best In the taarkeL
I'in Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents in thU Count j for It e tale of
Stewart's Celebrated
or Wooil Cook Stove.
GS.ve us a call we will not be undersold
TllAr.4.
NEW GOODS! !
receiving-our ;
' '
rQUEENS WARE,
GROCERIES.
-:o:
I3TUTERY,
all kinds, Perfumery, and
and LIQTJOnS
CONFCCTIONAKY, &c. ,Vc.
If-s in ihi city for the lsnt f'x ycaia Tve k J
drrrU wl.h n lar tic!i el Umii of tlie
t'lattiu ii:iti, N-b April ii, lrCB.
WESITE fc BUTTE IS V.
TALLERT,
P. E. KCrrXEB
!., r,i:rrt,n d the entire stock ol f soda of fcT.lLVJ
fli m .OG'.ai
motto
SMALL PROFITS.
w a r e ,
Di
r I i '
1 JIJJ
Iron, Brass, Japaned
Combination Coal
Main St., next door east of Masonic
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NEBRASKA,
. 0. .I
D. El. Whcrlrr & Co.,
Beal Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'U,
PLATTSMOUTII, .V. T.
Collections promptly attended to. and ...
milled at current rate of tKchaace. Taxes ua.'d tu
Wr m Iowa and braacaior non ra,Iib.i. , r..i
to la id invesligatid. Jijney loaned on Xieai ,tai
securities. Land Warrants locate.'.
CLAIM AGENTS.
A iOnl . f.tr rnl Inr'lnn tfe. m Sk -..l.a O . .
..w .aiMll uuiernuM
for he vurchane and of Land ant! CJtj ru-
REFERENCES:
Hod. 8. H. Elbeit, DenTer CUT. C. T.
Mei-trS Konntzt Bro., Omaha, Ken, - -"
Mc("nj k.Mrtcalf, Nrhra.sa &m ,
O. F. FllUy. St. Leal.. IUittaurW .
Dr. Din Leais. Boatoa, MaMmrtiusttu.
H W ll'tmar Cliicao, Illinois.
H Si MmEI:i. Clrrintiati. h:n.
TooJr At tlanna. Plail.in.ini ii Kl-biaskaj.
L II Hi. h. Three KjTrrs. M.chijtun.
n. K Ktllowa, Hioomllrld, Wl-eiir.filn.
Hon T M M rqne:t, riall'inouili, Ni-l,rsiikst
' f. Iwi. A'toi uer at !.w. HufU).,, Tot.
.Jarier. Hnssvy i Corl, Dt s liuues. Iowa.
BLACK HAWK
Two Elorsc
CULTIVATOR
Bv lra:-tl.-n1 rtrrlmrnti !r it.. AM ... A - .
iniilii-oi wits tbr el k.n;' Oninralo a raaCa,
u" u uruujf :.i a M ile s pjl imcll : t!f
2Pori'cctioii
In c)t:trvsciIon. Tl.e 'c.'tlv or roi.l.is tf m
vrinul.t irvn al-rri., arcl.rd imd Well Praed.
l.he plws ure miupiy two iron b( nui. wilh
t)OTJBt.E SnuVEL PLOWS
attain-d to the axle ly a do'Jb e J!nt whleh glvoa
the iiiJW an easy, tut at the sjn e i;n: ii-,,'ecUr
truo ve't:n.l anil hnr.z iutsl mi ilnn.
I lie torque in drill. le and r.,f n- d It ! sres
of lh.r in. tree l.y clatniis. .. ti.at it c:i l nlN
jr lower: d l will, when ihe co. n is yi.aag, rnlasiae
ilr lft.asiii raided when tliecom is ln-Ler.
Tlis fiioveU are furni-lied wilh.
Reversible T e o t Ii
Jo t!it he foil can be thrown r kh-r to or from IKs
Bom. T e ''l-.w-are cuuncourd by means of lsaaa
''"!'. h ch enah e tl.e p.. ui.,u to euLtrol ltk
I'mws by h jidil me. . ,
Tl.e f.j'lowiiiB ar- a few o. lr.iadrur.tiiKcoireiat
f s ipe;itrit whicb tl i. rmtit ior l a. Tir olb.f
1 t Ii I -tr,,r.gfr nod lieliirr, brlitg tuad a'u.t
entirely of wruuht iron,
!M Th-!i.ul,ie points bv :.Uli tl.e shofrla m
tisclt-d tu tlis mxP' enable- tl.e plowmiin to u.ii
'it plow eiihT to or from ilje co n or I. ft it aul af
'he ifp-una with ih. lea t rirjrt.
3d With this Cn'titiitur the dcpt!i of lbs nrrsv
n nf r mi fJ po viuk .halljir or dtep whril.cr
theyrcuud is bur.1 or ..;t
4-h. !y r esn- of the loo.e C .U,,B: whiih ra.
mi. ifie 'wo pl.wiioil tmmlihim. pli.wt t aa
i .y .'imi.i.ci- .iprt Hi , joo n.ay di-siio Wiihtia
rtHow- it i- a'n.i-t 1ui(...lMf to h. ld Hr. h suovsia
thr.iwinx ear li :otlie e.rn, sm.I io keep ihtas
om crowd tuisMi- r wI.h,, pP.rn !i g froia the si
For riinher phrtiriilarn.c.iil, or sJdirfa
D I! McMKrilAN,
.KO 106 MA IS ST. ' SBRASk'A tlft
a
V AN TED.- 7iVeter. S'Vtlvfff' r-tfer Int.)
vnt veo n rid Wnmi-n. i-i a Iiuhhiohi- paring )S0 Is
Per nioi.lh. .rr .rdii-K In i.lilj'y. p,.r crt.sa--.r-
M.l.trr-H ZKJ'M.La. Met I P-U r Co-, l.i.n.h.iA
LOWS!:' PLOWS!
a
C E. FOTL'-OY.
Mar.ufa:lurcr cf k1) Linda pf" '
farming I iiipIrBiicialf,
nrh ss the cel(-lm.'il Ro'l Hri.liicr Plrw-s Mi-sis'
ip.hrd lUf..k-r-. siirr.'uE 11. v.. rijiix:, and 'tons
linvt-i. C'iitvntcr and lt.itr.iTT, Kr paii Df s'.is
n -'..r.i-t i oilre Ail woik wnrranttd. .
TTHv'-tip had m:irh erperii-n -r In the hna1nss, I
r.-.-l s.mreil tht I c m Ci,P -.rrj. ,t,.faril.a
Piea.p piv me a ell Ii. fo-o i.rcl.si.g rl.rvksra.
c. roaa i .
lla'lrr:outli.y. li.,My Cih, HOT.
ISC8.
18G8.
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,"
TO SAET LOUIS-
Two Daity Trains. '
EOI1I Dnl y Trains of the Han. ihil & Si. ;ti
usiirosd fiom the wet Inukr cloe coi.urctiou si
lf0n City w.ib II,- some line, Hrrlring .a lt
I.oiiih and com ntir.g tiieit.y w:la all niuia-kf asl
.if'rriiw.n trains cut of M Lnn-s f.r
Nut oi.k, Phili liartina.
ln..TO!c, mim..uro citr,
Bai.TIMOHK, Ll Ah K rl.LI-.OH,
PlTTMIUHOII, t 'I U.IM(
DaVT-'S, tiNI lN5tTrr,
J.XDIAKIP. I !P, (.'llll-AO'l,
LOHiiit, NiiBvu ua, '
And all 'Points East North or South.
Th ot.'direit and leCit. ru 'e route from ILa
West ,to St. Louis Sc the East.
Timnloiht Eastern citie as QUICK at
can be made by any route, wiih
LESS ClJJlJVGESi
TUlceta via the above line en he PtfrriiRseil at lk
Uannibal k St. Joacpli ticket cQces in the Wtsl. ,
S"Fare ii lite same as tj any other rout:
JOHN' P. LAIRD, Cn-ra' Surerlnttcili'nt
H. II WHKtl.Kk Gen Ttrkei Agral.
JOKFU GAMBLE, i-n. Krcistit AK-ut
r Ii. RAkLi, Itrnrii. Ht Joseph.
I.M nilNM.dtnrnlWi'Jiri 1.
an, 23ly
fVHE SII0RT ALL RAIL LINK
J. EAST
To Chi on no. TMtroit. TuUd.t. fit T.nult. '
Lofatt. Jndl.intifinlii, Cincinnati, Xofti')
Simhelll '-, ( uio, Jmini, i olumJitit. W1-
l'ltll.urg , &uff,ilt. Si'j.iia Full, iarrit-
tUrff, Hallmioie natntnatun, FhiLadlph,
lu York. Union, dko..
Is vt the old, reliable Genual Koate tea
Hannibal & St. Jo. H. II
tWTtVr thr I! A ET. JO. E. R. Una cf Via.
River Packets from
PLATTSMOUTII
To St. Joiepi. where conn-'Ctlnns are made wIMi -
Two Daily EzDress Train!
. 1. - If ir 4, f, O It V. U . ' .
JoMph Ui Qulncy srithout eliaoge of cars.
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wl h Chicago, ISailmrion k Qoio-7. and TolU
vianH-c western rialirouCb for ail iinla
Soiln and Soi.th,
For St. Louis
Close ponnrciion made at MACOX wiih JfOKIH
MISSOI RIR K. forhl Loul. ana al Hnlbl wllfc
Daily li.. Rivr Packet fur tit. Lout., mrala a4-
stat-re'inis fret, leavlnft eeiy rri-rn ifi"! arrifal at
train' from th- v.t, and a'rinn id M- iiis n xt
moral s ir mn for b amr., aa l to connect si ith
Chican, tlton A M. I.oi i. Terre Hun re, Alton k tl.
1 o .!, and unto t sn..i sippi r-ujijaof,ic.r all po:cM'
Kms', IJortb mud Suutb.
ARW SLEEPING CARS
Run on NifrM Tralos.
Bnv rear tnronah tlrkel via nanoiHa1 r.
Jo. R. B. at t'-eir tickai . flj ja Omaha, Coaacti
BluHs PUfuMiuth. Nebraska C'itv. l-t. Jomi-b,-and
on eact Packet in the Ho, and enJor tba
rckinstiesa f haTi.f taken rse skort, rbsis
dnect rt eof c. 7. si KO. a ioa'f.
I.Tt. GROAT Oeo'tTlakrt Afnm.
c. soctirt,
mm -- -:. uu i in lamiMp nil n no JVWBl "
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