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TEMPERANCE .COLUMN.
LODGE DIRECTORY:
(BAND LODOK :
.WO T B. J. -W.Taggvt, Nebraska City I
U W; Counselor J- Pkinner. Omaha !
. W. V T Mies Kddy, Omih;,
O W. 8 -J.rHevenaon, liellevuw; .
tt. W. T 5. Bristol, Omaha.J
OLIVB BBAXCH, NO. 2, FLATTSMOUTH '
H. gnlarmeeti-gse.eryTrjesdayeveoing.Travellng
r.p,.r.rMpectfu.lylo. w" c T
S. B. LKVTI", W. 3. '
B. BWumii, Lodge Deputy,
KXCELSIOB DEGRES LODGB, NO. 1.
js? oa;flr" nd EmW. sir
r-sTAB or ncrt lodge no b, mi. rieuiat
AKDBEW COLEMAN. W. fl.
AlBVlKW IiODdR, No. 14 holds regalem rieet
I. r..-nrT.d-y evening Tj-In TpUre
rerpectfu.ly lnvitrd -8 W.LALlt, i
fVM. YOUN.Jr. W.8. .
F. M. Y0UN3, (too., Ledg Deputy.
Correipontlenee tot Mils eolnma most be wriUD
plsio and t-rsmmiticslly with Ink, od on one side
oly of white papar. : Lat thea be stort Ind to the
point. ' ' " " ' .
Wanted, Twenty-five Ladie. wLo
feel as if they' have an interest u
working for the cauie of Tetnperence,
and who are ready to commence work
immediately to join. Olive Branch
Lodge. . AYeinee4,yoiirhe!p,jind your
own interests require that you should
taka this Mep. - r "
Platform of - tle Teiuperaiice
- Party of Michigan'
: The fHowiog is the platform adop
ted by the' State Temperance Conven
tion at Jackioa, January , 27th,' 1SG9:
: ' WataiAS,; Political parties are
wisely calculated to guard against a
dangerous central.zation vi power. iu
tha dminisiration of governmeni, and
to ccnserre.ihe general welfare by
aecurlng a tnorougu auu pwuiuie jiu
cussion of all political issues; and that
they may accomplish their purple, all
questions of paramount importance
should be distinctly enunciated in tuir
platforms.. .Therefore,-. when existing
parlies fail to accept a a part of their
political faith, measures vital to the
public good; it then becomes not only
the privilege' but the 'iinperative duty
of all good citizens 10 unite in the for
ination of , new . political associations,
committed to such important measure.-;
and
Wheieas. - -The liquor dealers of
our country ham declared the traffic m
intoiicatmg drinks to be ,a ".legi'imatei
part of American commerce, and deny
ue rigtl. to.; prohibit or restrict th
sums, and through their Leagues and.
Congresses have repeateJIy avowed
their puj-pose to'yote" forn"nian whi
is in favor of lotal abstinence, and
have constantly used iheir palitic-
power for the continuance of their
trade, . and have in the past received
thai countenance of r political parties in
support of the p'ositioni "thus assumed;
therefore . -r - -
Resolved, That in behalf of the pub
lic Deace and welfare, we accept th?
issue, and will meet ihem at the poll"
in resistance to" these iniquitous fle
inand. ' .',..''
Resolved, That confiding in a right
eous Providence, m: our own rectitude
of intention, in the j'lttice of Our Citu-e.
and in.the inysNigenc and virtue, of
the people to accept ana sustain out
principles, we organise the Temperance
Political Parfy of the State of AIicUi-
' gan,aod that we cordiiiHy invite to our
standard atl true temperance .men irr
respaotive of former pojiucal associa
tions. '
- Resolved, Thrt the manufacture and
sale of intoxication beverages, con?ti
tute not only a moral and social evi.
requiring for its removal, the conunj
ued use of all the agencies known to
ah tmlightened philanthropy; bi ;nl6
a political wrong of unequaled anor,
mity, demanding ilie ' enactmebl ' anl
faithful execution of prohibitory law,
both in the State, and throughout thfc
Nation; and' we: hereby 'pled?e our
selves to a cordial cb-oprat.-ori' witb
our friends in other Sta es, in all wist
forms of political action for the accom
plshment.of rthis. great national re
form. ' .
V Resolved, That those engiged in the
manufacture and sle of : rntoxicatinr
drinks arc not .oniy lion-producers, but
consumers,' living upon the productions
--of labor, and therefore the enemies of
the laboring man. That in three yearjs
1 their.consumption of the produced in
dustry of this; country would pay the
national debt. j
. r. Resolved, 'Th while weTaall' exfret?-.
to express our views from time to time
on all political question's proper to com
before the peop!efc-vet we deem it bot,
wie,'and respectful to our friends in
other Stale?, ; to' defer constructing a
' complete pratform until the assembling
of a National CovoM!n..'or at Itasi
until a general celection in our own
.State shailrendersuch an expression
. necessary. -2 J '-.'-. j
Resolved, That competency, honesty
and sobriety ire essential qualifications
for civil office; qualities to which spe
cial attention should be paid in the
, choice of candidates.' V'., ''
- - Resolved, That a State Central Com
mittee be appointed, to be cflmpo?ed of
two members for each Congressional
district, and three nt large; With full
power to raise fends", ' employ ageots,
call conventions and to ' perform such
other duties as are- usually performed
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by such committees.
. Resolved, -That we advise the for
mation of Prohibitory Clubs in every
township, village, and city in the Stite
Th temperance movenent i nc".Wo in
Southwest Missouri, and many of the
young men hve tken tbe pledga of tu
ta! abstinsnce. In SpriDgSeld, ia pnr
tieular, the converts to tha faith are nu
merous. Miny hunlred acres of lands ia thevi
einitv of Mexico, Mo., have been sold re
cently, to purchasers mainly from East
ern Stites.
STEW GOODS! TffEW GOODS!
I ; " ' it THE
NE W YORK CASH ; STORE !
FOR
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1868.
E. A. VYIGGENHORN As CO;,
At the New' York Cash Store.'oflVr tt the public the Largest and best selectee
: Stock of , ' ' . ; '
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, - ; .;
, , BOOTS AND -SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.' ' .
' W t ! YANKEE -NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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We call particular (mention to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, IWH1TE AND
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully Tow prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICEsT
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BRIDE AN'D .BRIDEOTtQOV. ...
K-vfor Vocns ilriDotbe ioerestnc rrls
tlon of Bri.lrprnoai . to Uidf in Ihe instltntinn of
Mrria(r-, ft GuiJe to triHirtraont) f;'icit D(1 true
happine-s. Sent by mail In elel letter envelopes
free of enlarge Ad'lreoi, Howard A&sociatiom, Box
P, FHitalwilphia, Pa.-
WOOLWORTI1 & JO
BOOKSELLERS.
STATIONERS, ,
Binders &Paperdealers.
SAurr Joseph, mo.; ' .. ;
oc2."56m .
2 i
Burlington Bridge Finished
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Burlington h Missouri
River, :
IaConnctlon with
CHICAGO, liUKLINGTON
& UUINCY
RAILR O JD S
Present to the Pabfle the rnont' direct, "sure anj eafe
Ituule to
OHIO.-ILLINOIS. INDIANA
PEN NS Y LV A N I A NE VV. V OUR,
AND NEW ENGLAND.
I'ijKOgeri ljae the choice of the rariona routes
. i. -i. . ceoteritiif in Chicago. t ' j
Checked through to Vltumwa.
"RATES
laiariab j- as low as by other Eontea- 1 j
S Buy out Coup, a Tickets
AT - p O TTTJ hi WA v ia
r, , BURLINGTON-, , ,i
poitMA.n's ;elegast; sleeping, c abb
; OJlA.fc".HIfiUT;TBAINS. '
a. e. Tookiiis, ' ' ' C. PERKINS. !
. :'. 1 Oe. TC& Vas'r M't '-. Sapertnteaden. j
G. C. MORTON.
; ; - : -. Gtfn'l Freight Ag't. .aptlT. j
c
HICAGO St, NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY: ::
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Grand Consolidaced Line'lj j
SHORTEST and MOST HXl'SEp
TlOUXr AoVTK TO ALL
POtXTSJ- -VAST "OR ;
so urn. ;
'.' '-v
drains leave the Depot
"at
: V-I Council: BlutFs,: j !
In onneetion with trains on the Council Bluffs and
ar-8oeptj Ituiol, JlloW!- - j- - ;
. "I f j. ' 1. 1 Xu:u.H B.us tlttiJt , , ;
Kxpre" at 11 00 a. in , earet Hnn.laya '
Masl at P- " ltutdays.
arriving in Clilc'aifo all p m and 6 a. in . making
clo.e connecitona Hti III" W.tli.aii Ontral. Jich
l(in Siouihvrn. ftttrbura, Fjtl VJf au l CIHO .
Chlcajpj od Ciiea h-t-tetn r kiK-f ma't ""
"inol-; Central, and ail otbi?r fctern and ij jntbern
Sulroads.tor . . , .. .f . . f .
Toledo,' ' tlwlanU
Vtlrot, JJunkrlc,
liujj'alit, tSnbrdge, ;
-Y Attauij, , y MjmlrcaU-
Quebec, Sprng fit-Id,
Worcester, , Button,.':
NEW YORK., PHILADELPHIA,
PITTSBURCH, HAUKlSBfJlSU, BALTiMORE,
v - .... i .-. .
Wellington, W hieing, Colnmbii,
Cincinnati, LouijviliO, : . at. Lo'Jis,
Citro, Memphi-, VicKiOnrv, ,
NEW. ORLEANS.
Saving Time, - and Shearing Comfort nd
Sufcty.
Jta?are Checked Thruunt. to all principal points
and no extra charge for tranater ti. rough tjhu -Ko. ,
Paeuger hnve choice of routes Cbicao,
eoj'ymK ail tha rnlc.-n iipronremenU in u on
ill t-cln railways. . . , .
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars on
: . alt JK'igM Trains!
PasseOrera for any point. Eut or South, to avai
thennetve of th-mny xdanta?es offiTed by this
company, shou d tx prticair to ai for, and ace
Lhil thir nckiUrad. .. . "
-VIA CHICAGO KOKTT-WESTEBX
' RAILWAY."
7a eipy of tbe Hikald will be found on file
it the otTj - of the Ch.cKo A Northwestern tU;!way
iJ9 Hroadw ay, Sew Tork.
G. I..OCNI,P.Gen'l Sup't.
. J. r. HOKTOV, S. W. Paa'r Ag't Chtcg!.
b: r . PT?r.TJ Gar.M TTia'r yTT-"
We have the largest and neatest stock of BOOTS and SHuES ever brought
" to this market consisting in pentlemen, ladies and t hilJren's
OUR QUEENS AND GLASSWARE" DEPARTMENT
.'" '. is complete, and we offer the same at the lowest possible price.
Wre have a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER, PLOW.
' .' . '. ,'iA't We are also Aeents of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
.'.which we warrant 10 be the best made in the United States, and doing bel
ter work than any other IVInchin.
Our motto is M QUICK SALES AND SMALL. PROFIT ?'
THE
J. XVI. HINCHMAN,
" ; (Swccsjor to Done!an O.nchman,) . , T '
Druggist & Apothecary
DIALU IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
I'aints, Oils
J Jyes, '. ,'; I Notions,
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
"' 'Fancy Soaps,
1? TJ RE W I N ES
AND
XsiQUons
.
For Mechanioal and Medirinii porpoee
Keep constantly on hnfa fu-Vand we a.aort-
ed stock of
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PATENT. MEDICIiLS.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
CarstuLfr eomponnde.l by an experienced DraPri-t
None but the PUREST Medicines uW. All gecat
tcurranted a represtnlfd. Ceand sec.
mais street, eorTiisiDE.
Terms Cash.
K. Sc IV- STAGE T-
Staeewill !eve Neh. Ci'TonanHaf er Arril 13th. a
6 1-8 o'clo'-lt, a m.. tkinRbreakfist at FactoryVillp.
a'rire t Pl;itmoiith nt 12 n'cloclc. f r 'tinner
leare PIttmonth one; arrive At Vp. Citv a
B o'clock, p. m. Office at Unrig"?' flote'. A'eb
City, and at I'latte Vailey House. Pla: umrnith,
-aprlf.tr , , . GEO. JEXXISGS.
JEWELRY STORE
The uhcriber hTine purchased the Red Ptoie oi
2 I atreet. Intel occupied l.y Snrpy and ol hern, would
ri-spectfnlly inform the citizena of PlattFtnouth and
-lrloity. that be has refitted the store and opened a
iirce. stock oi-
3 IE3 7SZ Ij
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladieti.rienta.-Qtvildren, and -the rest of man
kicd, ai.d is pTepnreil lo do all kltHs of t
WATCH. CLOCK AND
i
, JEWELRY. REPAIRING
In tne bet in an tier' and ivotild hi hj( y torerve hU
olu and a many new customers a" may give bitti
cbcrir patrormge, suriug Ibeiu of thnir otk welt
done, at nioderute price., and on thort tiuie. Itie
t jck, embracirg every variety I forMs usu-lly k-pt
at a nrst-clasa Jewelry fru.ie, will le sold a low
prices, and warranted of beii workmanship aud
material, iie has also a imali stock o(
FAMILY GROCERIES;,
which- will be re'ilenishei froiri 'tinjto timi, anV
sold al the lowext figures. Having peimanentlyl ,
cat' d in thia city. 1 rtHpectiu:y solicit a share of pa
troQMRe, and cor Ji. illy invite all to ca:l and exmrie
the stock on hand, as we would he p'.eased to aerve
yr ti, and do not ask yon io buy unless we c .n make
it for ytnir interest to patroutxe us.
dec27tf E. II. EATON.
&
Mi,
WASIIl.WTOrV
Life Insurance Compa'y,
OS Itroadvny, New-York.
. ' - - - - '
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
Cash Aesetis.
SI, 000.000
Entire profits divided among the Policy Holders,
Policies nonfotfeitable. after t w aoau.l payment
" tlivldnda on the Contri'mtion Plan, paid aniual
ly from date of policy, and ia ease the premiums are
not paid, applied to kc-p the insurance in force.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 13 to 20 years, according to age.
Thicpnipnnyiu. police o all heapprored
r!ni or lronr.nee, and offrseory indncementcon
Sisient with solvency.
For particulars app!y to the undtrti jned. ..
For A Reneies tt
PAUL UAPOy, General Agen's,
130 Lael:e srrt. Chicago.
BCSD A LTMaN, g-ntsConncil Bluffs.
Dr. R. Ii. HVIXG3TOS. Md. Examiner.
PIANOS, PIANOS,
MELODEONS.
; J. MUELLER, " '
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dealer la the celebrat-d Steck 4 McCammon Pianos,
and o her Musical Instruments . .
53"AU Instrurnenu warranted Ave years. S
.. . oct2l ly . . , , ,
VirltriTT. 1HOB.H. HTDS.
jLEAVITT c HIDE,
Real Estate Office,
j.-j r avd a...:
' ' Homrstead Directory,
NEBRASKA CITY,' I LINCOLN, NEB.,
ojs site LnndOffice.' j Cadman Hbti?e.
Government Lands selected froth ' p.rsonal exam-
icaiion. Kre llonie.t-arls selected, stirvd nd
cu'etl. LsmN in eord band - aiii in proved fariu
b-ught and sold. . Titles examined,- till Conveyn'-s
mrde. ' ' '
KBrmESet?: John D. Turner, lalo PresfC
D K K ; Lee Co-.rrty National ! h, k, Dixon, 111. ;
Hubert Hani, FuptC B fc-l K K; Aiy Bnkrrin
Whiteside comity. 111"; Register and Heoeiver ot
Laud Otflce. Nebraska City. nil
THoa. TLE, T. K. RAltll, I.t-CUBI
tootle, Hahna Clarfc
; - . ' ' i -. . .. , .-;'.
iB ANKERS,'
: . Dealers In .. 1 I
Gold Oust- Gold and Silver
Coin. Exehanjfe, T S. 1
and other Mocfcs.
DEPOSITS RKCElVIiD,
:( ' . . . . ;," . . -;
and special attention given to Collections
PLATTS MOUTH, N. T. '
ap9 dtwtf
ILLCOX&IIBBS
SEWING OACHINE,
III The Charnpioni j jof 186 first pre
yMniiums in two, IseASoos.
11 U "Its seam isCaiJUtroneer nd
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"Jusln Renort of Vie Grand Tried"
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods Agents wanted.
. L. COENELL & CO., Genl Agents,
153 Lake St., Cnlcg.
dec!9y '" Aaetit. 1 a;t mouth, eb-
F. JP. TODD, :
SEVViNG MACHINEAG'T
PL A TTSMO UTII, XEBR A SLA .
A food assoitment of machines and nuchine find
Inirs kept on hand. . Stfffice at Madelmann's
Ciolhinf, torc. l'ec. 4 'u7
31 defines re fa ed on short no' ce.
(Sliitaga gitlvrrtttfrmttcts.
J. W. Middleton & Go ,
STATIONERS,
BLA SK BOOK MAN UFA CTCRER S
. LITHdCRflPHFRSt.
'Notarial and Corporate Seals.
196, 1ake Street,
OHIO AGO - - 111
sufflies- roa - -, ,.
Merchants, V - V Banks
Rail lioacis and
, j ; Public Offices. -
. , , feb27yrl ,
TBTTLE.
WETMORE,
JOBBERS OP
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTEInG,
avo ' k ' '
' '.
FURNISHING" GOODS
, j n -r i,
Tcttle. Xhojipsox & WETMoat.- Chicigo. !
Isaac Fkso& Co., llostoB, Mas.
f-Te,i
1
JTJST OPB1TED I
NE. GOODS!
-. , We are daily
OT
'' r c-. :
lit I !
Dry Goods, Motions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, HOESrQUEEWSWARE,
CAEPETS, AND GROGERIE S.
:' ? . i : - ' - : - " .!;" , , ;. , .
' : With many thanks for past patronage, we invite ail to .,;
, ." T --I..-: -.t. ! 1:; :r , . f ; . .... , ... .- .......
Call land "see mifLarge .Stock-of Good !
" , . . CLAKK & TLOLflER.
Plattsmouth. Neb , October 15. 18GS. ' i -.: "i
WHITE &
DEALERS IU
Drugs,- Medicines, Chemicals ,
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, and
r Fancy ...Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
I-UirtS 'ST'TlSTJEa and X-iXCaXJ03FS.S5
for metliciri.il purposes.
' Paints,' ". Oils, ' Varnishes . .. and Dye Stuff's,
Stationary, Carbon
Glass
anc
CHOICE FAMILY GKOCEliLES,
, , . . i.-:-.i r. . 'j " -
Green Und Dried Fruits.
Jtlavini been enenced in selling r)rrcs and groceries In this city for the last six years we k J
wants r.f tne i enple in our liiieor trade, and are predrred wl.h a large stock of Goods ef the
quality to supfdy those wauls at ery. low prices. . -Plaitruijuiti, Ni b April t, lfC3.
JACfB TALLERT, JR. ' PETER
' VALLERYS & RTJPFNER ,
" ' ' (F ' lessors to Slaudc & binder son.)
-- )'?':- ''....--.,..'.; : ' . v
'We refpef'fn!tl raanee to rmr fricBdath.it we hare vurrlias d the entire utock of goods of ETADuB
A. ANDKKriOX- 't" luat we are now aWe to sell them goods at , .
. t .. .' i -. . t ... Our motto is ,...-. . ; ,
E X O E E D IWC L Y - LOW P-R ICES.
LARGE SALES' & SMALIi PIfOFITS.
.i Oor Btoci
" '; ' v't;' "Drj'-Gobds and Groceries,' " '
' , ' ' Staple and Fancy, Goods, r .
' -"n , ... .,' Hard va remand Queensware;-.
. i, . o r i ;; 7,-nif Boots and Shoes,- i '
- . , . Hats and Caps,
J' 'And a larjje
r,II -'-
READY-MADE CLOTHING; WOODEN AND
WILLO W W ARE,
i . ,- " : .1" i i ,T. .-: :- !."-.-- - ' -
vl.i, And in fact, everiythingi that aman wants.
JC3"GiT us a call aad we guarantee yon eotiie satUfactiop. ...! .r-.-s'i' ,
-u .'J. '. I -. .t L :if '- :
Agents for the- Scliuttler, -Wagon.
t - nr.,. ! . i .
Hardware,
mm
.71-rti.-,
..i .-'--c
,:: : E. T. DUKE & Co.,
. . . Wholesale. and. Retail, Dealers in
HARDWIRE AGRICULTURAL 13
Stoves, Tin, Sheet
-' AND STAMPED WARE
Of all kinds and sites, which w warrant tha best io the market.
Tin Roofine; Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
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AreexclusiTAirntslathiaConntyfortheaalof
fifnivart't! f. c 1 ffl t O
v ca t, V.M.H.IJlUtV"
! aa ,1 AT
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St;, next door east of Masonic
Block. vnnrBWA
PLATTcyMOTJTH. NRBRA8KA
:o:-
NEW G'OODS! !
receiving our
BTUTER Y,
Oil, ..Lamps, Chimneys,
ruttv, -also,
COiFECTIONAUY,:&c. c.
WHITE &' BUTTl5lY.
VALLERT, - .
P. E. RUmiER
consists ia : m."'.-. u : .
' f mi ' I r ' ) 't. . 1 -
stock of
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IRON AND NAILS,
, jr . , FALLER YS Si. R UFFYER.
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IV!
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Iron, Brass, .Tapaned
fi 1 , XW 1 n fl 1 1 ClTi liOfl I
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'rlr 1 V 4- mr "
,4. HBEELtB. . o.
D. II. Whcelrp & Co,
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ta,
PL A TTSMOUTII, A". T.
Collections promptly kttended to, and prooeeJa n.
mitted at current rates of Exchange. Taxes paid in
Wes--n Iowa arid Xebrtua lor non-resident. 1 itu
to la id ineticatrd. II oner loaned on Keal K.Ik.
securities. Land Warrant located.
CLAIM AGENTS.
Aitentsforcollectionof clai JisHcalnstGoTarame.
for Soldiers, their oidow and minoi heirs. r.rj
for .he purchase and sai of Lands and City pciiei.
ty, .easing of Tenements.
"REFERENCES:
Hon. 8. II. Elbert, IK-nrer City. C. I.
Messrs. Koontze Bros., Oniiiha, Neh.
" Mc'ann At. Mi'lc;f, Nebraska e.'ay.
" O. F. FlUey, fct. Leni. Mitourfc 1 -Dr.
Plo Lewis, Bohloa, Mastachuset'j.
H W Ditmars Chicago, Ii:ino;.
II M Magill. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Too,le A llanna, PUltsmonth. Xebraik.
L li Rich, Three Kirtr. Michigan.
'Hon F Fellows, RIoomfMd, W'ixcoiisln.
Hon T II Mrqnett, Piattfiiiouth, NeurasW
f. Lewis, A'tomev at Law, liurfttlo, N..w ToA.
Carter, Hasary &, Citri, Lts Moines, Iowa. - -ai
3 diw"
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
CULTIVATOR
By practical experiment In the field and by lava,
in (j them with the. best Walking- Cultivst. a naaa,
they have hern brought to a 'ta'.o apprnachiog
Ferreotion
In construction. The cultivator consists of tw
winught Iron axletrees, archtd aud well Lraced.
The plows are simply two iron beams with
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
attach, d to theaxle ! a d ui)!e joint which rlta
tne olow an rapy, out at tlm surro time perlectly
true. Tertirnl and horisoDlsl uiolioo.
The tousle is U iuLia and f.nti'ned to the arch
of the axu tree hy rlarnns, So thut it can la ramsd
or lowered at will, when thu com is young, rttiitisc
dra't,aud ruined when tlie col a in liifc-ljor. i
The ahovcls arc fun. i-hed with
Reversible Tectli.
So that he foil can he t?irown either to or from tt
corn. T e l'tow are connxctod l y rneana ol loc.
c.iU,liDC, h fli rnnVe tbe pliwiuan to control hu:A
Plows ty holding one.
The following; ar,- a fi.w o. tiiesdvanl.feousf.shi
of sjperiurity h UMi this Cultivator l.as over cUria
I t Ii 5 stronpr and lighter, heing mad aussns
entirely of wrought iron.
2J-Th-donbie points tv v. Lich t!.e shovrls rr
attached to the ax if enables the ploti:nn to t r.
hl plow either to or from Hie ."ori or lift It out f
the ground with thu lea t t-iioi l. ,
8J. With this Cultivatt r the depth of the fnrrow
ran he relt.ua e l t loviuc hllow or dre.1 whetl.w
the ground is hard or .:t
4th. fty rr.ran of the loose coupling rhiih c.n.
necU the two plow, you rm irihko the two ) on. roa
any distance apnrt tha'. you rrcy de.'.re With tin
erplows it it almost inipoilblu to hold both ilinuli
when throw inK e.i r; li lo t!t? cm, and lo keep tbtb.
from crowd i I toiti'Jirr wbrn rluvting from the cciaw
For further partirulir.cnll, or addresa
D. 11. McMECHAN,
SO. 100 MAIS ST. 2CSBKASKA CITY.
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WANTED.- Trachrr, H'udtnt. and ether InUl
iirent Vta ar.d V.'ui.r t . in n M.inots pyin (1C0 u.
200 per month, nc,'. ,r.',ir.fc- t.i i.lil'tv. r'..r rartfM
lar address ZKIOLKK, McCl'KliT it Co-, Lombtrd
Block, Chicrtro, ii'. fei.Tjl
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. F ORGY,
Manufacturer of al! sin Is of ...
Far m in ? IciiiIemciitf
Such astherelebrat'd Rod r.eaklD(r Plows. Jrii'.i
Board Breaker-, Stiirioc Ilow, Kindle and- Donbl.
Shovel. Coir vator- nod Harrow.. Repairing slwe
on bort notice All work warranted.
Itavins had much experience in th ko1nref
fel assured that I can c'e gtnsral salisfaclioa.
Please give me a call before pure! asing elew I .ra.
0. a. rOKwT..
Plattsmouth. !eb.. May 6tb, 1961.
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18CS.
Nortli Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
.... , j t
TO SAIMT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Cai.y Trains rti,e Uanribal & Si, JaMih
Railroad from the weNt u.ake clou connect. on at
Uar-on City with the ahove line, arriving ,u lr
l.oiiia and coi.t.ectini; uirett;y with ail suoraiog ss
afterncmn trains cut ol K. Lou's, f.r .
New tone, rnti.ADit.PHDA. '
ItonTOS, WATJiiitcroa CtTT, , . ,
BAl.TIMOP.t, UiriR.kBlKOIt,
' PlTTnlBCROn, tlJLtXIfi ' '
. DA V TOU, C'lNCIX.IATTt,
' ' ' ' , .lIAmPr.ilS, ' CHlr-iUO.
. . J.OL-IVII.M; I AtliTILLat
And all'Foints East North or South.
The only direct and legitimate route from lb
West to St. Louis fc the East.
Time to iic Eastern cities as Q VWKas
.. i aA be made Lij any route, with
, LESS CIL1XGES.
' TUliets via the aboye lino earl ha parrhaisd at tb.
Hannibal k St. Joseph ticket GfUces in tha Wtil.
3f"Fare is tlietameji Ly any oilur rouU.
JIAIITOS BATE., rriis'Usnl
JOHN P. LAIRD. CenraJ Hai"?rir.tHti.i-nt.
H, It. WHfUbK.lt, Gn Ticket Ageat.
JOSKPU GAJdBI.E, U-?n. Freight Ap nt ,
- H KAKLY. yt(?ent, Kt. JolTK.
' L. M. OUNNtti"ral; Westers AgtaL
an, S.lly
THK SHORT ALL RAIL LINB
EAST
To Chicago, Itrtrott. Tolrdn, St. Ixmit,
Lnfuytti IndulTuliflit, Cincinnati, Lovireilt
jVVwAf .7, L'nirn, ffrmphli, ColurrJivn, Wtitrl
tug, JtUihiirg, Unfair, Mtayara r'illi,' Harris
Ciirg, Lalttmore. Wathit.'jton, Philadelphia,
AVte Tork, lUmtttn, &., -
-. Is via the old, reliable Central Soul., the .
Hannibal & St. Jo. R. 11.
, mr T ' till V I
3f-T.ke the II A T. JO. P..B. Una of Mlssoat
Rivr Packets from
PLATTSMOUTH - '
To St. Jotopi, where cjnarctions ara wiada wltti
Two Daily Bzpress Train
On the it i. t.i. J. C. P. , rua tUrough front ilat
Joseph to Quincy without chicce of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
OTl:"h Chic?-). Bwlinrton Qalnry, and To It At,
Wnbai-h Wtcrn Kailroais for ail pclaK Ks
North aad South.
For St. Louis
Close connection made, at MACOS with WORTH
MWSUUItl H. S. lorn iuin.,- -.- .
DaLiy Mias. Kier Packet for Bt. Louis, meals and
ataterooms free, leaTlnd erery eveni'.ffo arriral of
trains from th wc, and arriving in Ft., Louis n-xt
morai-g in season for b.islness, and to cocnect w itb
Chicago, Altos A St. Louis, Terre Haite, Alton k tt.
Louis, and Ohio A Missiiglppl Uailroads.far al) point
East, Xorth and South.
NEW. SLEEPING CARS
Ran on Might Trains.
f g- Bay your through tirkets via Hanniba' 4 Bt.
Jo. R. B. at their ticket offices in Omaha, Coancll
BlolTa PUtt.snonth. Nebraska City, Et. Joaepb,
and on each Packet In the lin and enjoy the eon
acioameas of having taken tbe abort, cheap ana
direct rente east- C. W. MKD, Gen Sop t-
P. B. GEO AT, Oao'lTUAet Asl.
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