EDUCATIONAL COLUftifi.
B. S. Ramsey,
Oehtie Johnson",
K. A. KiaepATiiicrc
Editorial Com.
Communieatlona on Educational Topic, He
ltons of Kd ue.it ioi)l Meetings, &c. are respect
fully solicited for the Kduuatioual Column, and
may be addressed to Editorial Coinrnittee, Fox
M. Keck Bluffs. Xcb. B. S. Ham et,
Ch'n Kducational Committee.
EZZTcra cr zstjsatiostal assosia-
The first quarter meeting of the Ed
ucational Asjociation of 'Cass County
will be held at 3It Pleasant, hoA ining
oa Friday, March 23th, at 10 o'clock,
A.M.
The teachers of the county are ex
pected to be present, and friends of
Education are cordially invited to attend.
At the last meeting of tha association,
a permanent organization was effected,
and it id confidently boned, that, through
the agency of this organization, and the
encouragement of parents, patron?, and
friends of Education, an impetus may
be given to tho cautsc in our own county
that will send it upward on the ascend
ing scale.
Cass county must not rank among the
lowest in regard to public Education.
The farmers cf Cass will not, mvt not
permit this stinging disgrace to mar
their fair fame. Come then to our
social as well as educational meeting.
B. S. Ramsev-,
Ch'n Ed. Com.
13 A R3H2D7.
"How many youth in Nelrrat-lca, are
never enrolled in our public ft hoe's?"
This question was propounded to us, a
few days since, and in tLe. absence of data
we can enly approximate a satisfactory
answer.
The question is, without doubt, one
among the gravest that can be addressed
to parents, guardians, and friend of
Education, and one too, which calls up
for reflection, the very "exudiency, of a
eystera of public instruction.
No person can reasonably doubt, that
the founders of the present system of
public education, contemplated the edu
cation of all the youth. The hope and
desire, of perpetuating the State, ren
cored tiie education or the masses, an
imperative necessity : and in fact, the
hope of perpetuating free institutions,
is the broad, wl-e, and patriotic basis
upon which rests the American System
of PuV.L Education.
Vf'e understand then, that the great
object of an edueitioir.I system, sup
plied by the State, is to qualify the
citizen in the child, for the Letter dis
charge of ilia Jutic-3 of one, who is in
every sen.-: 3, a socerciy of tho State;
and waat better uean3 to secure tri.-
en J, than for thi State, to begin with
the child, in infancy? Eat to return t.
tho sur ject of this article : EJueatie-iial
statistics are extant, which show that a
Hrgo percentile of the children in every
State of the Union are nuver enrolled in
our p ublic school?, nor in any school.
Tire Feb. No. of the American Jour
nal nf Education contains the following
- in referenej to education in Pennsylva
nia: "It is sirrtfd that there are thous
ands of children in the State who attenl
no school but that cf the streets, and
there Lro many others who iu early life
are compelled to work in mines, facto
ries, and machine shops, and thus amidst
nil educational advantages, grow up m
The number of children in Pennsylvania
who do not attend any school have been
estimated at 7.3, GOO, Philadelphia alone
having ll.OOL). This is the fountain
head from whjr.ee come nine-tenths of
all our criminals." Thus it is with one
of the most important Stat.03 of the
Union in point "of wealth and influence,
and one whose educational advantages
are second to none in the Union. Ho
is it to-day in the young commonwealth
of Nebraska? Would it be assuming Uo
much to say that more than 10,000 child'
ren in the State are never enrolled in
our publie schools? In District No.
Five ia Cass county, there is an aggrc
jrate enumeration of 177 scholars. Of
these about 12.3 have beea enrolled dur
ing tho past year ; ai;d we believe that
in this district the enrollment will com
pare favorably with that of any similar
district in the State.
It will readily bo seen that about
thirty per cent iu this district have uever
entered the sechool room.
Wa will deduct, say ten per cent, for
removals and for ether causes, and this
leaves twenty per cent., or one-fifth of
the children who never atteud school at
all.
The last enumeration shows, that in
Cass county there are 3.207 scholars, of
whom, one-fifth or more than C50 from
certain causes are never enrolled in tha
public school or tiny school 1 What!
can this be true in such a county as Cass
and in so intelligent a community of cici
zciis? Douglass county the most
populous county in tha State is accred
ited with an enumeration ox 4,532, and
applying the above per cent, would show
that 900 children in that county never
enter tho 6chooltoom. Richardson
county, with an enumeratiDa of 4;15u
would have 800 in cho same unfortunate
circumstances, and Otoe county, with au
ennmprnnon of 3.S4o would swell the
aggregate more than 700 more. .Noma
ha county, than which perhaps there is
no better in tho State, would add more
than 600 to the same iit, and Lancaster
would add another COO to tho tame.
The last report of Superintendent
McKenzie, shows that there are o.,l
olars in the State, and allttrc entitle 1
itkrn in the public schools; but
"Pplj1.
tho Eame rule, we find that
rnoro thans
000 chil Ircn in Nebraska,
eo-,, i :.. ,. t,.,,..,i t In
firo tever
, " uave tIiaM spectacle of a cum
ber ot youth, e raal iu,ie aggregite, to
n.most the entire population of GVs
county growing up in ignorance, vice,
an-? if t-..,-, l.
or a
innhoa doI'irTTTTrnr
iiatiy
priated
by
tiie State to sustain
'Vi
f-Le is wor.e off in this respect than zny
other State, cor that our people ere less
appreciative of education than those cf
other communities, but tho facts even
at the present tiaie, imperatively de
mand the attention tf those, who would
see our Educational system Hourish un
def'the fostering care of the State. The
question, 'Is there a Remedy,' wa know
is often asked, and as-yet no solution hns
been given, which gave satisfaction to
all
Vhafever the remedy may be, if in
deed there be one at all, must be such
that it will reach the iiuh'y'crcicp. and.i;i-
dulgencc of parents and guardians, &r
is upon these classes that the responsi
bility re.tr, or that through their influ
ence or rather thcr ir,diSc-renc3 and in
dulgence, ten thousand young, . tender
and innocent human beings, entrusted to
their guardianship and protection, are
kept out of the public schools ! Far
more preferable would it be, if our
hoois were patronized voluntarily, but
if there is a dereliction of duty cn tne
nart of these tv.o clashes, then what
moral wrong, what crime, could the
Stats be guilty cf perpetrating, if she
should compel attendance in r.cr schools?
FlDKLLS.
A green hand with a horse, hired out
and was sent to cart gravel. Filling the
cart whs a simple matter, but Low to
dump it. puzzled him. At last an idea
struck him, and striking the horse under
tha belly, he shouted, "Hare up, ye
divil!"
The Cincinnati Times, speaking of the
Credit Mohi'ior committer, says "it was
nearly a one-si led commit: ce having but
a single Republican (Judge- Poland) on
it." This is not nui accurate. Mr. ,Mc-
Crarv. of this district, was also a mem
ber of that ennmittee. Still it may be
well to remember that thecommittc-e was
appointed bv "Sunset" Cox as tern
riorarv Speaker, and that three cf the
five members com rinsing it belong to the
Opposition, two of them being Democrats
and the other a ho. rep. It may i.e wei
enough for Democratic journals not to
forget this when ce-mplaining of the
partisan character ot ttiat report.
TOiai Zraas City has D;so ia Fczr Years.
Tore years n.sp oil that broad val'ey
king between the Llud and V. yan-autte
was scarcely marked by a habitation.
Now ti entire extent is covered ith
dwellings, business houses, manufacto
ries. racS:nr houses, grain elevator.?,
eta., etc. A larce proriortion of the
hns?n?:-a of Kansas City is done in the
bottom. I de-ire to call cttentisn to
some branches of trade here represented
There are four
PACHINa HOUSES
horn, thp most irsrtortant or whica are
ih.-jsa cf Plankinto.-! & Armour, an
Thom-i-: -). Rigger. The first named is a
branch cf tho great pack in house of
Milwaukee. V lrconson, which is uiso
rer.res-?Rtel in Chicago It is claimed
that the three branches have unitedly
packed
TURXliUCXDIiED THOUSAND HOGS DUE
I.N; J TIIK YEAR,
of which seventv-eignt thousand were
pe.cke l in this city. The house an
var'ls hero occur? an area oi ten acres.
Tho cam. tit? cf the establishment i
1.000 cattle or 1,40 hogs per uny.
fills r.rder? from tho ciitiro West and
Southwest. Order From Texas are al
rcadv c-uiil.ir in. ri homa J. Rigrer i
one of those stern yet a!Tah!o gentlem
who always mean exactly whit they sny
ills word is as good as his bona, in
brier interview he uiado the loiiowmg
statement, whi'-n your fat. Louis packers
may "put in their pipe and smoke."
nil he:
Iu 5ve years from now Kausas City
sr.s City, and is st;;I
doirig a very larg?
busings. He gave the foiloing
HISTORY Or THE VOP.K-PACXIXU
hero: In 'CS and 'f3, 13,000 ; 'CO and
'70, 1c,(hk); '70 and '71, 20,000
and '72. 83.0'jO: '72 and '73. 173,000.
Thi- is c. rtaiidv a fine showing, r,d fur
nishes a foun Jatioa for the remark of
Mr. Rigger.
BEEF PICKING
i3 carried on here largely. It is confined
exclusive!? to Texas cattle. Mann
factunng houses nre cstaoiiued wLicn
make use of tho effa! from tha immensa
number of cattle slaughtered
We sr-ould do likewiae. Where's our
packing-hcuces, elevator e, acap works,
etc.. etc! Jlen nte towns I not rait-
roads.
In thoe Usys miners would flock in
crowds to catch a glimpse oi that rare
and blcssod spectacle, a woman ! 0 J
inhabitants tail how, ia a certain camp,
the news went abroad caily iu fhe morn
ing that a woman waj come ! XLey had
se'eu a calico dress hanging out cf a
wagon down at the camping ground
sign of emigrants fiom oc ihi great
piairis. Everybody went uowu thtro,
f,n. ! shiM'f r.-t rt mi when an actual.
toaa fide dress was discovered Ifuttering
in the wind ! The male emigrant was
viriblo. The miners taid : "Fetch her
out!" lie taid: "It is my wife, gen
tlemen she is sick we have been
lobbed of money, previsions, everything,
bv the lauiaus wo want to reit.
"Fetch her out ! We've got to see Ler !
'Rut, gentlemen, the poor thing, she
' Fetch hr out !" JJo fetched her out,
and tLey sang their hats ana ?c-nt up
three ruuMne cheers and a tiger : and
thev crowded around and razed at her,
and touched her dress, aud listened to
h r voice with the lock of men who
.iitcned to a men orv rather than a pres
ent reality and then they conected ?2,
5vO iu gold and gave it to tLe man, and
swung their tats again and gave thrte
mora cheers, and went i.emo satisfied.
O.iec I dined in San Francisco with tho
inmilv cf a r.iur.Or-r. and talked wuh hit
daughter, a yeung lady whose first expe
rience in c-an ii.ineisco was an a.iveu
ture, thc'JEh sha herself did net remem
ber it, as she was only two or th'ree years
old at the time, tier lather said that.
after landing from the tdiip, they were
alkitjr up thtj street, a .ervint leaJing
the party with the little girl ia her arms.
Anl presently a huge turner, bearded.
Itlted, spurred and bristling with deadly
weapoiiS juit down from a long cam-
paign in tne mcuniain:', evidently
barred the wai. stepped the servant r.ad
frtvod gazing, with a face all alive with
gratiiications and astonishment. Then
he said reverently : "Weil, if it ain't a
child!" And then he snatched a httie
leather scale cut of his pocket, and oaid
tn the cprrar.t : "There's a hundred and
fifty dollars in dust, thoro, and I'll give
it to you to let me kiss the child I"
That anecdote i true. Rut see how
things change. " Sitting at that cuur.er-
talle, listening to that t.cccdote, u 1
had offered double tho money for tho
privilege of l.i-siug the same chill, I
3, BLOOM Si GO.
KLU j",! CO
DEALKR3 IH
CLOTEIKQ.
UOYS AJVD
m-- w -m- w
flats, and Cap.?,
tJHiL.UlZ&J &
GLAf"Ts, rubber Goabs, TRUCKS, valises, etc.
Main Street. Second Loorx.asi ciiqo w'rt'""0-
BRANCH IIOUc K EroacPway.Coucacil
?-Oppositc the Platte Valley House, in Senator's Jewelry Store.2
Main direct, I:ittsjaoiat!i9 IIrasIs:si
ST- LOUIS,
DECKER BROS.,
G. A. MILLER & CO'S"
PIANOS.
vb &ihtx J'irst-class
'.Vholcfale and P.ctail Dealer in String?. Sheet
MUS!CAL IN?TRUMJTS Tutted
CHOICE TOWN
5?- T.ot cr.v. r.0-7 be lo:;ht in la3:c's A,Ii;tf n to the City of TiatUiucuti.
torn SJj to SX tad on t rius tasy that peronj wita tho
-tot-
tho e who wnnt town property either
upon, this is a rare eh tnee to get it.
location, and are
Young and Ijc iuttful
Which add materially to their value.
P,rt! m ' vtMr. trt n:!r-linA nrtirV ri thf
in -it ion .ies'rert.'l.v i-iilir-- K. T. 11 K 1-: it
i) L'K I- or 1. U. Wiii:L.j.-.U .V dK, and IiAIl.Ni:S .t 1'oLI.OCiC, ileal KsUto Agents,
Kor rnsh t ne nbove prices tviIM 'Ji.- .'niutea
ILATT5MOUTiI. 2 gBUAK A, Oct. iIll.l 1.3.2.
W I L L 3 A m ST AOEL M A !rJ
, Has on hand, cno of the largest stocks of
CLOTH INC AMD 6EMTS'
$?ni:Z AKU SUE5i3EJ?,
2I invito every Lod7 in want of acythicz in my lino to call at my storo.
Sonili Side 3Iaija, .ISetweesi SjI c& Set trces.
And convince t
hsm.ioi vc of th f.W- I havens
stock ot
Fine clethii:b' for Men and iloys;
iIaUo keep on hand a larga and well selected
FALL AND WINTER GOO S.
DOWN GO THE
A T
D. SCHNASSE & GO'S
Celebrated
N'-1LW YOEE S T O B E
South Wesi Corner of Main Street Plattsmoctii, Nebraska,
ANU SO 'tTISE rEOP4E
DI1ES3-OOOD3, FIUNT3,
iJLAINES, GINOHAJIS,
KHOW1S SHEETICJ,
KLEACHKD COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD, '
In - Hie Grocery line wo keep the Finest and Best
TEA. COFFKR. SUGAR. MOLASSES, DRIED FRUITP, of every Doser:ptio2,
AU the Varieties of Spices, in fad for all Your
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QIjEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAFS,
G O
B O 22 Iff id
OENTS'
RK1SKI.G GOODS.
-te. ic. ic. x.y : :Kf s-
-?7v
r- ri TH '
CLOTUIA'G
Boots and Shoes,
fri low 6.
BU HIDE T
SMITH'S AM N
AND BOSTON.
' OSQAK3.
xms sub Organs.
Music and all k'nls f Musical Morsban.Ii-:
and Rfpal-.-.-.d-Satlifactlon, ffuara.1W.7VS
LOTS FOR S 1LE
AT
to
hold for a speculation or to build
lhc-se ,ot are in a delightful
u.-tted over with
Gio-icth of Forest treis
- ? l.i--. fit! W ?.,.wn ihe.-r!. r eivon any inror
.. i . !!';:!!; fT. t:X(:...;..r f-l t! e Ksaitc of S.
tcu icr ctat.
dKO-tvSOtf
FU3H1SHIN& 60QD3, FGH
a spcerility in my llatail' Diirtmnt a EoJd't
to v. uicii we invite those vho want tJooda.
stcek of lists aad Caj-s.
8 10 tf
PRICES!!
Till A II WSIO 25J If
'i-r- V
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
TO
tii ri
"Silver Ton r 110."
8J
JiASUFaCTCUKD BY
E. P. NEEDIixVI & SOX,
143, Ur &. li? r-ast 23d Street. New Yoii,
ESTABLISHED IN S45.
Kcpoiii:;le part ie3 applj'ins for ageccies id
seetioR tiill irmipplie l.. will rcoeiva j.rcmrt
attention in l ilbernl ir.duc -nic-rits. Parties re
siding at a distance f'r;iu our authorised iiif.'uta
may oruer fruu; our factory. Hend for iiru.'tr
ted prion ILd. C'et 2Td iw3m
THE BE 8 T
IS ALWAYS
TilE CHEAPEST
:0:-
For Your Groceries Co To
Ccrner Third and Main Streets, 1'lattHiaouth.
tot
tSHo kecp3 on hand a ;hoic sn3
well selected Stock of
Fancy Groceries,
Coffees, Teas,
Eagar, S-rnj,
3'A!?o a gocd assortment of Poots A5boe."1
:0:
In Connection with the Grocery U a
Bakery & CenfeUIcnry !
eAH kinds of Country Produce bought and
Tne notice of tho sign "EMPIRE P ICEUT
AM U i . i i;i!.yli,w;t.
Vinegar IJiitsra are not a vi'.e Fane?
PrinS, mado of Tonr Rarj, V.'hiskt-y. I'r.x f
Spirits am! Rt-fmso Liquors, doctoral. Hr!'rL
and BV.-cctcned to pKao ti-o taiiie, called
"Tonics," " Anwhz rs,- "I'i-.-'.!rers." Ac,
that lead the tippler on to in:r:'. ! i;nr an-!
. rain, but nro n true Mc-ltcinc. nunlo troui i:o
native roots and liorb c: Californi:!, nvo ireni
all Alcoholic htinlnlantrf. Thcv ar tl.c (ircat
Uluod Puritier and a l.ife-KtTt::tf I': lr..-ip!o, a
Perfect lif-iMvctor ii;ror;'!cr or Sy.
tem. ffliTiur i;i' a!i ii.:.-i!uo'!.t trartvr -:i.l
ri.'Storifijr U: !o(d !-J a Sie-t-lliy ff:;u!!h'll. CU
ri'.hiPX It. ixic: . !'i:i;r a.; i i:r.irr-ra;ir..' burit
inlihl nil. I bm!y. 'J'hey :;n; eary or V.liiirnrr.-i-tiou.
prorf pt 1,i tls -ir ;:'Ui.'-:. :'::c.iu in t!:v 'r
resnli.s. sal and rt-Ii;. l i;i a'! Utv.uz oi'djsca.-i';.
o iei'Ho- ran lll'tvi- ;tc-
cor.ling to i'.irefio:i. at..-i iv::.;-i in. :uu wi.--l,
provided Jl:c:r '. :; - ::i in-i, i!(s:.; vcd !''
htineral p:;;:-r.;i or t-iVcr in .uis, i:i:i t!:o vit:Li
ori"u: '.viu-ited !:; ."'.id i':o ro;u; o: !" ; ..ir.
i;ys c;isi't :- I 'i.t 1 -r - ' ic 'ii ;id;!;"!"0,
Tul:l In tii f.iio".,!: .'-rs. ( iikfi'r.vs ofihii
Cli.-st. l',i:'..iru's. Soar Krii-i'i'i cm t.. ii.c.-uui-aci.Hail
T::;e i:i the Mo:-.: h. rij---)s A'tc! ?.!hii
pitation oftiic I ic r ri . 1 T:it;i ; ' i' "! o! i.iiriL'S.
I'aiu in the --irisii-itfJ in" Kid :;. ai! ' hiin.ire.l
o'hpr r"'-'irul s-'yii.;ro:.;s. nrj '.!. i i:ptiiik" of
U.vspcp'ia. In tl;.-c cr:;.;.;. Irds: !::: no vial,
and or.e li!i.e wi'"i prov: .'. i.""u r jr.;:ir;(Utee of
it merits !:an a I t:i!!.v :(.:v-i'!:. !::.!.
Kor Fusii'li' I iiltis. iii.si.utiiwtjM,
Ii.nri it d or r-, v :U ivi i'.;.-." r, oi '.'.'f.ii";":hooil,
or the ttira or ii.'.', '.' - -.t" i'.-i;: iti't'-ts ti"ip.:y so
decided ca l;i;ci..i-. a i..;uK.jd itdpro c
iiicnt is sol n pt. lei '.
for 1 1, i-i :n : r.;;.:l ChrttiiEc
It esusi". l'-.i : (;.:. I'y-p-t-Ji.i r ;,nij.
Stcs.joti. 1 liiou-!. l'i":::'.;!it s.nd !;:t..r -niiteiir
Fcvei'!, Ii( i.s s i.l I . e liioo.i.i.ivi r. tCidtn.'j s a::l
lit.'.di'vr. llii-sc l!it !:.: hiivei)'" !i i:.i.s! snrci-rs ui.
Such i.'i.-'.'Ms- iire ra:i :l i.-y .i.at.'.iiti'ioil, hi, h
t tri-nerally prtxiuccd by k.r;iug'.iuciit of the
l.'j;:r.t;ve D'vans.
Vi'.fy ars n CittiS!-.- r:::;' t(ivi. xvci!
:i 'E'.'it ; p.f v. ::I Ti:e ,'i-u!i.ir Merit
oi' ai'tii:.. u.-i a powi ,.(! itsti.'it in (ehcNinjr 'o:i
atstioa or ii.iiai'iiaaix'u oi t!"e l.iwr and Vis
e ra! lirprans and i't Bilioux l(is'-as;'--.
ForSkiit 1?--r, Krot'tioiri. Tetter. S.-!t-Kht-ani,
liiotciies. t-. po!.-.. i'.ia;. e.-. I'ustules . P.oi:s,
ttftriiuiielCii.Riasr-'wonf:-. :i-.ii.!-iical. '.ie Kvea
J.ryFi;:;s, Ik-!:. S;:!!rfi, i-i.-.coior.ittot!.s of the
Skia. Jlutnori a::d Pi.-.vo:'rt of t:;o M-.iii, of
v.d:atever naniit r tiaf i:r, are iitentlty dajr tip
and earned out oi' ttie sy.-U r:! in a :!iorl l,nus by
tl:e use f ilw:.se H!:t'.r.j. One !??:. ia Hii-.'h i-r.g-J
will convince tiie Moci. ia..ri'.0a'oi:s cf iheir-eur-
Ulv CiflC!?.
Cleanse Jio Vidntnl r.iiovor
you l;nd lis iii:;n;u'.ii-?i barNiiri? l.'iro'C'ffi the
jSin in i'i'itj)'"'-, Kttip'i.tftR. or Sores ; cieaawi it
when you liinl ir oi.-tiucu-d and siuycisii m ti:o
veins ; elea.ife it v.i:ea ir i-: ii.a! ; jour i. i'iin
will 'eli you uhen. !'. ee; the l.cA)d pure, and
th hertlti! of ti!e 'vsti'ra vhi fuiiow.
;raUfnl "'b:iis!d': prelaiin YlNKnATl
Bittkus tho most wondt-rfu) iavijjorant tliat
ever 6:i.tained tlie sinhin.; yy'-ia.
I'iii, Tnpf, mil! ot !:cr Wei itis. lurking
in the aysteid ofs :s:::y !tioi'i!il., ary etrec
tuaiiy lies'. roved and iv.'i c. ed. .says a ii.-"tin-giii.-iied
pliyHiolopi--' : Tlu-ro in ceac'ttly nn in;i
vidual on the face of 1 hoc: rth wiio.se b!v is ex
empt from the pres in e c i won. is. It is "not v.y
on t!ie liealtiiy eleiia ota of the bixly tliat worms
exist, but ti.on tin- di.-'cu'ii buinoM and siiiny
deposits tliat breed these living nionsters oi
ili:iea.-e. Xo tsyy.toin of itieilicim', i! venallinrct",
no nnthelniihitic. vvi.l tree the s'-;eni from
worms like th'e l::i'er.
r-It(lniiirp.l liiMcnwe. Pt.voi ercfrel
in i'uiiits and ."d.iu'iai.;, surU es ncmberH, Type
setters, (JoId-bea'eiT. 'and Sli-jer. as tiiev ad
vance iu ii!e. arj Fiihii i t t. paratj-ai of tho
I'owel:;. To .'.t-U"l a';.iii.-t this, t ii'e a lo.?c of
AV.'.t.KEii's Vi: Ei;..ii liiTra. swa-e a week.
Kili uis, Ilez, itien;, ran listcrnsSf
lnt Fcvu's. wi.ic:i fa prevalent In the
valleys tf om -.r.-.-.l u-.er,;:::fai:;'.Uv.'it ti.e I liiird
Ptate, e.;r.c-t.i':y thos? or the .'.TisM-sippi, t.hio,
JIir".,iri, Ihiij-."!1, Tei;i.v-.fn. c"i:.a'rr'ian'i. Ar-kar.sa-i,
Pa d. t'oloru V. i: razes, lti iira:i:le,
I'e.iri. Aiabani.t. IP'.iuie. Savanna R'-'.noke,
Jata.'rt, find many i . i.s. wuh iaeir vast, ii il.u
taries. tar.im.iOitt .i-.ir o..':'i., ccv.i.'rv dining
tne .Saniiner aati A'ditntn. sir. 1 rc-na; k.diiy s.
durinff seasons of i.n.i' oai i.-,t and dryness, i.r-3
invariably ii teotni'ttaied 1-y ex K-e dcra:i,-?e-ment.s
of'tiie stj.iiaii'h and live:', and o;i;cr aa
iloniiaal vi wera. in H eir tcatnier.t, a pr.rsra
Uve, exvrtiiix a povvir.c. Ia;: ;. nc. upon these
various or-::i... t .etiu! y n -..( rv. 1 hero
Is no cathartic rcr t!:. perpose erj .al io iir. J.
Wai.kfh's Vi.Nr.i;.n CinK'iS, 8.h they will
pppcdliy rt'inove tne ih.: k-.. cai cd vis i.i iua'ter
wit a which the 1 o-vcis ar : loa.ic.!, at "he eamo
timestitnaitttirssr the s. -cr'-iions of the liver, find
penerailv ivs..ni:jr the t.r a':-y !,::u:-:ouji i.i tho
dcjres'tve ;-.. ;r..-.
Scief!l.. IZ'-n.z' r' IS, White !?WCll
Itnr's t h.-rrs. K: y -!;.ei:. ir,u-:!.i itrck. ;oitre,
Sere:'.:! c: !:i:!...r.)'. l.-na'.'.-tit liiJamuta
tions, Mercurud .'.u"i -as. (-i t Sores, Ku.p
lions of tii.? S,viii, ;.i:.r.. K) etc., etc. la the -o
n s in hbth-'-' .. '; iiti c,:. i'i..; a.-es. Wales's
iNE.iAH I":-'.- ..' 1' --,e i .'-An f:-ir ;rr. at c:ra
tive p"v..'.H i.i ti.e :.i... : ..s'..:a: ini.-.'.ct-ah;o
er;.; .-.
Ir. V.'aier's C'ni:.".i;'i!a VI:es-ar
niitert a't on ail ia;-" t-:v" in a Mini!ur
laanii.-r. l.'y puriHit:: the i:!-.')-l they reiaove
tlioeaase. i:i by r.-soi.ititr tivtuy ihe eireets of
tho lnnaiantaiiou (tiio lai-.-i-eui.-ir Ut'per.H.al the
an'ec'c i pt.rtM recei'. e tit-ait)!, and a '.rinaueut
care is eiieeu'd.
T:ie i.rciJt j tir-. of I;::. Wm.kshN VtVErSAR
Ritt;:u..- -are A: r. -.ii, 1 Oph.-.n tic. Carmin
ative, Kairitkn"!. !.;-.xt':'..'. Kurodc. Seda
tive, t.r.iinter-irrr.a::', s:i'!o";;.c, Aitc-rattve.
and Anrj-l:::iy;!s.
Ti:e Anci-lcut and W.'.d Laxative proper
ties Of 1K. W.il.SEU'3 Virr;--.n RfTTEKa are
t,..j b.;.l Rafc-fUurd ia ra-rs of eruption! and
maiiznnnt fevi rs, tlieir baKimie. iteaitni;. and
soothinr pr pcrties protect the binnora of the
fauces. Ttii.tr Si-Oaiive properties allay pain in
the nervoa., svsu-iii, futimtch. and bow eis. either
from iiihr. jiiwiiion, wind, cjiie. cramps, etc
Fortify !e I,,f?v niriint. iisrj,c t.V
purifyir.fr aH its pands viih ViNKuatt Kitter.
No epideinic can take hold of a jjitetatiiuj
fore-armed.
Directions. Tahe cf ti.e Pitrpra en coinsr
to bed tit jiiaiit rroTii a half to on- and one-half
wltw-jr'.aii'ni:. Kat ;T-md i:oer:-!iii lord. Fnch
as becl-steak. mutton citon. venison, r.nist beef,
and ve-e'abie. and tke out-ih or exercise.
T:ey are coiiipo -d of portly vegetable i:gre
dieuts, and iimtii.i no p;nr..
V I - . .11,4. A I .i Xj C VW..
Dropijta'.s arid O. n. AlH.. m: 1 nmetseo. Cab.
2S
ttl
Q
t3
ft
MEDICINES
AT
J. H. BUTTERY'S
On Main Street, no ail opposite th
11 Lit A Lit OlTICL.
V.'bolcsalo iUtail Dealer in
SM'HSTs una Ivdlchi,
cs siil ToHct Articles.
2"-PreerirtionK
all hours.
3."!y
cnrofuHy ccmrt.nr.dcd
day and niiit.
Gl
t. Chtuhr-t 8 treed.
I
i.cj I .eatcl i:-. St. Loui.-'f 'tr.r. ary Cliron
i" : "i;-.. ii'.iar,. -, KircHsi't.Siv t rea -' Si::. o
i ' 'n . i to t V-r.-.i-cat i'-i :cs.; as-- t.- iirui;
atK-ats ironi every ria:.e. ili.i ti. si i .,"
i-rt.il'.r. :e.-, a uie-titne rxpeti t -'o, wu!i pur-,
or' ilrac.J prepared in th.- f.-'la.o'ii.- i;meiit, ei.r-"
..c-es co'cn tip bv otr.ers, i' iat:i-r wno i'.i'l-
1 ; t-.'ii yo? r private ti-.itihlr.-'. i 'o?u!t:iti.:i.
t'ref. St-.-1'.d tv.--. ."-taiaj"' far incdie.:: c--a'?
l ivr:u'i 1.i"r.lr,.,r..Ai. .--- t -3
-.ail. 1 J cen t.' each, in til for et - . Jt'.d i ;;:
Mi tilt the en ':..'!, di '.- .u! ' r in-j::; :t v
i'-h t:-;T.v a!! '.;, ,;ir s ! f-pr.l ! at i..n t'-'veu
1' 11. TM 1 ri t'(.i'i. itTcTyjnTrf: T..fl i' ill "Vi'i-
attn oa-ht to rend it as a warnlnr TI:e ner-
reus u. otitt Vi t i.r i.arliaily iuiko! entent
intically a-lirp-t l.tt.i ete-i-d
At foot of Main Street.
"Wholesale axd Retail Be.u...i;3 in
HARDWARE CUTLERY,
STOVES,
sunn.
iL.v;AK;:,
Ac .
All kinds of
T I N "W
43-tf
A II K
Manufacturing.
Mothers, Mothers,
Mothers.
1 o''t fnV to rtmtitre Him. H'iVs.W Soothing
1 7 Syrup for Children T'-ethino.
This vidnrddo rrenrtition hut h"cn n?o-i
witn XEVKit PAJLI5GocCCiSI UiUU-
S 'TS Of i'JKi'.X.
It not in!y relieve? the chill lrom pain, t-a.
invMrorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
iii-i, Hii.l eives tone an 1 encrry to tho wham
s-y.-tem. It will also i: stantiy relievo
Orinviiy i i Ihc Botcd nnd Wind Coh-c.
V.'o believe i the be.-t and turept reine !y in
tho world, ic. ail car es of l.!-.-?etery end Li:.r
rhici in chtldroa. whether arrniia-z from leet.i-
iri cr aiiv o'her cmii-':'.
ii'tend ot on it mother'-., it will givo
to
yourjeives. and
licli'-faad IJ-a'.ih io Your laf'tut.
Ecsare and e.iil for
"Mrs, VrV.j.f'rjifl' Stotnin(i .Siritp."
flrvinir tho fiC-Mm-to of "CLUTIS ct PER
KINS" cn the outbid wrapper.
t-old by Drucpi-to throughout tho world.
10
A
Heavy Stock Gf Goorls on
Ab Rents tin-l 2n IrJ.-rft on
Jiiyrrowd capital
: 2-LiJe
OJ t Uoionerii
OLDEST
F3TADLTSTIED HOUSE IN THE
4 p
North ride Main between Sceond ar.i intra f.
XaXJ3 ple-a.-'uro in announcini i-j
Tint b In ns Ltree and well po'cete I gtock of
Pry Goiid !. Groceries, Pruvidons. as were
ever brought to tr.e city oi riaiuuiuuai.
jCX-It will eed yon nrthit? toloek at tlieta
whether k.u hay or not. by r m x i ae
PTATi-: ACH'.NT.
- - i :
v- ----v.- . -.
HALt-ABAY'S PA7EHT
WIND MILLS.
D0UELE AXD PIXaLE ACTIXG Foiici-:
A XL) FA It it PU:.It!.
FEED mils, ETC.,
TKRMS LTl,i:ilAL.
The Uaiirt lay .Vili st'.e.i the tot for six
tceu years, both ia ihe United States and Eu
rope and is tiio only one
(If-ticriilly jidojtcd hy all Principal Hail
roads and Farmer..
"SenJ for ca'al igae end price
A. L. BlP.AXG,
aidSwtf Lined a Xebrr.fV a.
DEALER IV
BRU8S, EfSDJCIRES,
A N J)
AH Paper rrlsnmcd free of
Ciiargs.
Also Dealer in
Stailanary.
f'agcizincs, and
Lac3t PuliHcailanc.
sr s r
trf-i'.'.y cc.rnpor.nJd.l fcy nr.ex-
pcrieii.-e;! l;ri-.:-4-j;e:;riai':r
hi
:;.,'. .,i;tLe: P...
:t.
; ic-. thrre d:
r- we.-t of
'.' ; r. .
r i. k i.
FT-
id.
lf''"ill be f '-Ti 1 at hi- old s .-d cn Mata St
f wiitre he will be t ',- f l to aee his for
rat cac'..;:iier5 and Iri. nds.
lie Las f iar'C and good fi:;cr'ient of f:.rt::
at a. miicLiaery euch as tea
r'i;e ?! trfh Larv!:'r. a reaper ! i t t wo :a : 1
I f an !-ut pnd hind ton neii-- i.ir ,1.-4V .
cue i i.: a tu drivo, and tho binders can woik ia
tiiJ l.::.uC.
ilbnrnnr. d Sta.Jen bahcr TTncepi. rjj.im-
I icn P.c-apir A .Mower 5Iassiii-n 1 hn'i-
er, rn J L'u I'.-tbt Pit t ir.iT'her, and Kx- t.'i.
leeapcrand ilo.ver ,Vo,
F. .1. METTEF.H.
Main Street. Pistt.n:outh. Neb.
L. S. Ei..".ia, Traveling Atcnt.
Feb. 2'J wtf.
HENRY BOECK
Dili LER IX
FIJRNITUR E,
LOUfiGES, SAFES, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS-
of all riEacp.iPTit-.va a:3 at alz. ra:cE3.
Natalie Burial Gases.
V
WOODEN
or ALT
COFFINS
P.e-idy Jsa.L-. and :-' 'i Cheap for Cf-sh.
"With many thinks
for
!: t
patroa.tae, Ti
y largn .: t'e'k
. jaiiiSt
Ate oil 1 3 c Li utid
ex:iii.ine e.'
niture ainl Coians
CITY IMJ MARKET,
l r
XAIX STREET,
The fce?t of Frc-?h Meata always on band u
tae-lr yeasoa.
n.iz'hczt Prioo Paid f.-;r Vzt Cattlo
i-liii;ae.-'t Ca' !; i ruts pa: 1 : r Prr-tn ia.v.
r.;.v
HE1 LUMBER Y A R 01
Ifivinrr opcrcd a Lurtdcr Yrtrd at
Loui-vlil J, 1 vci'l kotp ad kuiu- ci
Sec, &c, &c,
Aud trouid iiivitD rdl tuc.-o vnh:ns to
parch to rrtve mo a ci.;i.
rr-T -,. til r.'.i. M' n 11 kind al.t:t.i.N.
f..r whieh i v. i.l pay tao hn?r..-t -datKet l-riro.
- - - rf.-. - ....... 1
K -
: :.z.jzr?;.hi rv.;c ':'.Z'; -j-
" '" ?--- , ...... f ,.. ,r.
; utmm SHOP!"
. VVayman Curti.
Rei aire r .-f-vUvnu ihines, Eoik-M. Saw 0KA
Clri:'l l.! :.
tia ! a'ld Stf::.!: Fit;..."', Wro'tcht Iron l'ij.
Forc2.t::ti T;:'i 1'aiiii ... ;;!cti;r i.i'JK'-'rf. al'ii-r
Valve iio erm :a, and sdl kiu-ii of
lirasj Eng-ino Fittin.- s,
fan.'. "he 1 on thort nutios.
ARMING MACHINERY
cpaii- -i -hort T.oiioB. auir
IhmhiMKp lffW Lost, IImy IteN(or'l.
Juft pii'di. -he 1, a l ew edition of
iir. u 1 1 ' .t I I'n '-ielrm-
"..!.!- otl the rirliriit rUfi (Wltll-
cat M.eiiieinO.il .Si'iiiHATuiiHiEA
r S-aninal Wcitkne . im oii.'itary Seminal
L.: . s. 1 ' .'1 Ksev. Mental und I'iiyrdcal in-ea'.a-
it 1 ir. til-.! io' en; s t M arriae, et'-.; nlfo,
Co --t Mrtios. Li ii.Ki sv, and Fi'S. induced by
.-- ii in.'la'if'eiieo i.rt'exmd e '.ravai-aiiee.
V ' . 1 i see in a i-cili. d p ve P.;'". o iily 0 rents.
'I he (. .Prated aui.'nT. in this lo'.iniraiiie es-
t ny, ileai-'y (b iiii"r,rtr.it''s I'rotu a thirty years'
s'j.' e.-.-li. 1 prai ti. e. that tho alarming cocsc
qi:i :iMs of s.ilt-aini.-c imiy be radically eurcl
vi it:. "'it tl.n esu ot in-crnal medieine or thT np-
ilea ti oi of t hi- knite ; K"ii:tiiiff out n mo le of
i'iir.1 at i n. t: si n'i!e. ci rtaii., mid fl'eeluitl. by
!itef.;!!i of whirl: every sutlerer, no mutter wii it
liis e nditioa may lie. n: iv euro hiinseil t heii
ly. pi iMiit iV, and r.oiieallv.
t --llic! ieetare hl:ould be in the Lands of
every y,.uth iin.i man in the laud.
set. under -e it, in n plain envelonn. to any
a .i.;ri s. 'Upaid, o;i receipt of ix cents, or
t,v." .-t M;e staaipn.
Also ir. I'uln-r'j "MarriiiKe lluiJe." J'rieo
ri) rents.
Address ilm I'ubli's'ier.
C11AS. I. KMXK. CO.
127 P .wery, Kew York.
L'-ly Fott Ollico box. 4,:.S-5.
IZccU loi- ihv Zillion !
' A privutn counselor to tlie
Maine ! or t hose About to Hur
ry on th' I'liymoloKieul mvMrr-
ics and revelations of the s :xunl vystnui, tho
la'est di'-soveries in proilm iii and i.reventiiiK
oit-jirintr, bow t i prcscrvetiio complexion Ac.
"i li-3 i an inlere-tiinr wiirk of two hundred
and twenty-fait r pa,.", s. with ncaerous iniinv-ias-s.
and contains valualdo iriformiil ion for
th.i.-.Q w iio are married, or conteioilHte mar
ihiue. rrtd!. it a book that ought to he kept
iioJer bH: and kiy, nud not biiJ cnrcleffdy
i. l;.i.t I ho huo.-e.
.-''"ni to an v one " free of rostaee) fur 50 cents.
Ad.!re--s J'r. Units' I i s r ensary. No. 12 N-i-
ishih street, fc't. Louis, Mo.
N'etici? to (lit1 Aflictcd and Unfortunate
i.i f re hi plyii"? f. the notorious iumcIih wit a
,1'h'orlisir. in public pipers, cr usm r uny iua'-k
t m' In : ', pi -rar-u ir. Putts' wirk t:o matter
. ic. ;. .r ui.-ut.se w t r i.uw deploritblo yuur
f" i i ' -1 i i inn.
i r. i,ui :; n be consult-- !. Pr,rsot!.'iHy or l y
:.. 'I, i' I ! -' -I ; -' i.-( t . ro t i nied in his works,
'hi -.". Xo.Vi . 1 i';'h sliti t. between M.nket
an ieJhi .' iiut fct. Lou :s. iio. tleeiliwiv
To Ai)ViTv;tTi?r.i.a All irton who cenWni
p ate makirp c n tr.i. ts with news'iiienfi ttw
n.-tertion of Ad-crtiscuionis should send to
geo. f. &owell 00.
for n Cin-idnr, or inediisB 25 cents for their One
, lrr 1 P- Pamphlet, contnininn Lists of
t .'ittl !wip:ip.-rs and e:,tiiniites. uliowiiiic the
erst of n'iv crt i-ioe-. also mat y usef.il bints toiid
vi i l i e I i. and soit.C iie.eouut ol the e jjieriencna
1 Mf-n who are knav
) n hi Hiiecessful ndvertia-
ThiT" i.-t'i rre pror rit -tots d tho Auiericnn
-fi.ip.-r .A'ii i rii."im; An-ney.
.'itV.
:nl are p f'ra-l of noe'iuale I faciliLie for
-i-' iuiiii; the i er'ii.-a of iiilvcrtispiiients in all
Ut t.pnrs ind Feriodicsls ut lewort rati t.
FS 3T Pi AT 1 0 H AL BAUX,
OF I'L.'.Tf i.MOUTll NEUliASKA.
i:CKr,SOR TO
Tootle, Hanna & Clark.
John; FiTZGKRAf.n, C.
i'l-r.;,!. ,lt.
Jocn P.. Cl AHK. T.
t'ai'Ab-r,
II. P RW!rf.r.
Vi' I'rmitl. t .
V. Kva,
Att't Lth.er.
Thi' Bank is now open f. r IWincm nt tVei;
ir k n.i ;.i. enrni r .Main and Sixth streets, u.n i
ire prepared to transact ft KC.i' rtd
Banking Business.
"tuekf, Lend ,
Gold,
Govern merit
and Loeitl
Ser-uritie
CouKht ati'l
Deposits
Po!J.
deceive J an I
Jatere.t allowed
On tirao
Ccrtif.catw.
Prr.fts orawn. nvai!a!.lc
United S.Mt-s and in all
l. -id Cities vf Lun.pe.
in uny nrt
the princijiul
of tho
towns
o n t n c e l i; v, n a t e d
A N D
O F S T E a :i j: II s.
Per-ons w-hirt to l-.rin(r out their friends from
Eur-'pt- can purdiase tiekets from us thru;h
JMatt.-tnouta. onHwtf
G. IV. M B R K,
aa;n Street,
Fotir Doors
Moii3e,
East of Court
HEATING
AND
COCKITiG STOVES
Of tho hfopt Ir.iprovcrncntp, warranted,
ar.-j o!i at aiririHil pront above cot.
Daias my own vrork ia
Tin and Sheet Iron
"onibiiicd. with IongTexperienee guarant
tatirUction aeid l'riee to suit
!?H'-
A cor. oi H'a.hi:ii'f.n at:d C":!!:n;ci - is.. N.V.
price? ai t
;. .--.', I 11 S,
' :'7' wc - tict iaiist that Nt.-hr.-.c'
bOU) E ALL DiilO'jl'STs .'- L&ALLLS.
11
io tuli v. ucn -jtc't i
iruo try to f"
a ided years havo far mere than doubled
?wrf
4 ly.
the pibc 11-ir': Tecum.
L-ptf