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'omiinTiie.ifions on Cduei-.tion.il Topic. Bo-;-ort.or
K'TiK;--ilonal Meetings. He, are resict-
miMjt s. Muted for the IM actional Column, and
'ia b addressed to Educational Ceniiiiittc'
iuixaa, R.K-k Bluff. Nebraska,
I?, s; UAMSEY;
Ch'n Editorial Committee.
; r A. THOUGHT f
Vi'Iiat is a man
If hi chief rood i-rid uuuket of hLs time
He !ut to sleep and feed? A beast, no more.
Burt? II ? that made lis with such hirjje discourse,
looking In-We stnil aft'-r, ?:iv us not
That r.-.j,:i!ility and godlike reason
To n-Tjit i u tiTH'see: vi'ii ri.jtwf.
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All the happiness of man is derived froti dis
covering, applyinsr; t obeying the laws of lii.s
I'reator; and Iiis mNeiy Is llie rc-suli of 1.
irnance or di-'olMvllem-e. Tr. Waiihindl.
In one of the counties of Ohio an
applicant for license to teach must
furnish the County Superintendent
p;ofofgood moral character, before
that c'lleor will consent to examine him
.j to Iiis other qualifications. One ro-
Lv'itl.Iy presented himself with the fol
low'i!g indorsement, from ths township1
vrvutrc: "I can certify tfi.it -la.i
good Biorrcds. In fact,' I th'uk his
morrels is too good. He k'alat got snap
nr. n IT to teach school.
political micessity of NATION
AL. EDL'CATION.
II Very citizen of our wide-spread
county frhould be fully persuaded that
the education of the people is the only
- j trmancnt basis of national prosperity
not only, but of national safety. This,
in theoty, is now conceded, and the
importance -.of education is very gen
erally admitted among men, especially
in our own country. It is evident,
however, that the conviction of its
importance ; is not so deeply inrought
into the mind of society as it outfit to
be, for it does not iron if est itself with
all the power of earnest feeding in be
half of education v. hich tho subject,
in view of its .acknowledged weighti
ncss justly demands. The objects and
advantage" of education heretofore
considered apply -equally to men of ev
ery nation ahd clime, under whatever
ft'i'id ;f government they niay chance J
to dwell. It is otherwise in regard to
. the popular education. Here a partic
ular training is required to fit men for
the government under width they are
to live. In despotic government?, tho
object of popular education is to make
good subjects, while upon us devolves
the higher responsibility of so educat
ing the people that they may become
not only good subjects, but good sover
eigns all power originating in and re
turning t the sov'.refgit people.
May hew.
lift POUT OF HOCK HLVFFS SCHOOL.
'Tin Teachers' Monthly Reports for
the month ending November 3d, show
that in the higher department of this
school there were enrolled: males, 13;
females, 2-. The average attendance
was: males, 9.0; female., 19.P7. The
total enrollment Mas 8'J; total average
attendance, 22.1)7. The number in each
branch was as follows: spelling,
reading, 20; wilting, 10; arithmetic,
Z; grammar, 1; geography, 15; alge
bra, 7; history, (U. S.) 10; composi
tion, 15. ,..
The following named scholars have
not been absent during the month:
Martha -I larger, Emma llridenstine,
Jennie Patterson, Flora Smith, Emma
A Hen, Ixftie Allen, L'uira Chalfant,
Mary E olden, James Patterson. Malan
Lacy, George Smith, andjrieorgc Spolm.
The following namiKl have not been
tardy : Eolla Earn iey, Jennie Patterson,
Flora Smith, Olio Jones, -Emma Allen,
Ada Shcra, i Alice Eambert. Delawan
Mann, Marc White, Charley Farthing,
lames Patterson, Malan Eacy, George
Spohn, Charley Graves, George Smith.
Shered Graves," Ellen Graves, Laura
ChalftMit, Narcissus Mann, and J. D.
Graves.
The following named persons have
visited this department during the
month: Win. 1. Swearingen, Vallie
Martin, Gcraldiuc Gullion.Alma AViley,
Clara McGaw, and John Campbell.
These visits occupied an average of
three hours each.
ii:C enrollment in the Primary De
partment was as follows: males, 31;
females, 30; and the average attend
ance was, males, 53.4; females, 21.5.
Total enrollment, 01 ; and total aver
age attendance. 4-4.5. Tho total enroll
ment in both departments was DG, anil
total average attendance 73.87, or about
77 per cent, of the enrollment.
Mr. Smith is bound to have his joke.
His wife walked nearly in front of a
railway train the other day, and he said
that if she had gone a step farther his
hildren would have a stepmother.
The city carrier of a Lincoln paper,
on pal'1! cat! !on day, rests h'mself in
the nearest saloon, and in the course
of a few minutes delivers each sub
scriber his paper in person, thus saving
time and shoe leather.
The peep"!' of Providence are highly
incensed ;;t lie discovery of an old
English Gazzetteer, published in 1T7G,
which describes Bristol as a town in
New England "liaving a commodious
harbor, at thi entrance of which lies
The Sprir.glieiaclll.) State Journal
pavs of the rejoici:i; of the Democrats
over iue:r victory iu uaio: "iu
y-X nn- I
transformation, tlte auvlaeity. t!;e noise j
and rcisoinene.58 of this carnival from j
the political graves of the p.ust, is
-r,-iif'i fAT,-. i-MlVrauntrv istr.ii. linbl
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ii;i breath, unci stare M ita astoiii-sli-j
incni. Xo one. vo epitc, in his senses j
ran see in this farcical pfivade of the !
dead le-dons of a defunct paity any- j
tiling permanent, anyming upon wiuc.i
:i political struggle. in thi.i country can
. i-: i.
fi-rlr depend
It would be a reversal
of hlsioa- contradiction of the ver
dict of centuries, and an 'ignoring "of
:il poiiiu'bl pliiIofUi.hy, to suppcio fl-r
tm S-mtnt that any party is doomed
t , i,.. t in battle army by one against
VcVIi judgu-nt-' han U-i-xi rr---ably
prcnoitnccd by th American people
.r tl last dr.?d:.-.r " "
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mayor of Keokuk recently ilis-tharp-cd
such of the jail-boys a.s could
s;ir the Lord's I'ravtr. Then a lawyer
j ottered to bet him five dollars that he
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couldn t say it himself, lie declined
on the ground tbt he didn t frambJe.-'
A btisineo.s acquaintance. Miss
Jxift ".Really, sir, I don't remember;
where was it I have met you?" Jenkins
"Well, we ain't met often, so to
speak; but I sold you thenl stock'ns
which, I guess, you've got on." .
An exchange Pays: ; " Worcester1
(M;u.s.) papers tell of a woman stop
ping in the city, not yet thirty years old
who is the mother of thirteen child
ren." Well, we should think it about
time sho was stoppim somewhere.
J The proprietor of a young ladies'
j academy in Illinois lias utterly ruined
j his business by causing to be inserted
! in a large number of papers a picture
of the building, with two girl3 stand
ing on the r balcony With lart year?
hats' on their heads.
Over tho shop-door of a pork-butcher
in a village in one of the eastern
counties of England may be seen 11
signboard representing a man in a
black coat brandishing a hatchet, with
the inscript'cii", "John Smith kills pigs
like his father."
A wonderful animal. A western
paper publishes . the following notes:
"Lost or strade from the scriber d
shepe ail over white one leg was black
and half his body all persons shall re
ceive Jive dollars to bring him. He
was a she gote."
Mr. Eugsby has got a nice place on
the Sugar Hollow Koad, some three
miles from Danbury, but the family
don't like it, decause ft prevents them
from getting to church. They were
in to visit the circus to-elay, and told
us'about it.
Thackery tells us of a woman beg
ging alms from him, who, when sho
saw him put his" liand in bis pocket,
cried out, "May the blessings of Goel
follow you all your life!" lint, when
lie oniy. pulled out his snuff-box, im
mediately added. "And never overtake
ye."
Some one suggests, with most excel
lent good sense, that the immense door
plates worn by the ladies on their belts
might be utilized by engraving theron
the wearer's name; age, residence, for
tune, or expectations,
and stating
whether heart free or engaged
A negro in Boston complained at a
police station that a brother colored
man had broken a chair all to splinters
over his head. On being ' told there
were no marks on his cranium, he
said: "No! 'e didn't make no marl:",
but 'e smashed de ch'ar all ter pieces,
and de ch'ar belonged tcr me."
An Tnv:i editor rr-ppntlv rdonpil vitl
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the wife of o:ie of hi ? suLseriLers. ana
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appearance of the injured man at the
hotel of a neighboring town, to" Which
he hail taken his llijht. Hut the hus
bandoiily wanted his paper stopped
that wa:5 all.
In some parish churches it is the
custom to sepc-rate the men from the
woman. A clergyman, Lcintr intcrupt
ed by loud talking, stopped short, when
a woman, eaer for the honor of her
sex, arose and said: "Your reverence,
the noise is not among us." "So much
the better," answered the priest; "it
will be tho sooner over."
A farmer recklessly publishes the
following challenge: "I will bet 812.
23 that iny hired iiian can take longer
to go to the harvest-field, g-.t back to
dinner quicker, eat more, do less, and
bear down harder: on a panel of the
fence, than any other hired man with
in fifteen miles of the flagstaff in our
towii."
Jinks had been indulging too freely
in ardent spirits. At a street corner
his hat dropped into the gutter. Says
Jink3: "I know if I pick you up I'll
fall if I fall you won't p hick me
hick up good-night!" And he walk
ed off Avith a smile of satisfaction,
doscribing innumerable, zig-zags as he
went, leaving has hat in the gutter;
Scone A house on Eeacon Street,
having a ctoormat with "salve" worked
in it ; also containing an elegant pictu
re of Cleopatra appl3ing .the asp.
Mary, one of the upper-servant sort, at
a neighbor's, inquires '-if Mrs. II.'s
husband was not a physician, as the
mat has salve on it, and there v." as a
picture of a sick woman Applying a
Jcr-h!44
According to a California paper a
young lady of that city, in telling a
gentleman about her Tosemite trip,
said Ll:c scenery " was gorgeous per
fect I ravishing but sho didn't like
their style of locomotion down there.
"Ifow' that?" said her friend; "how
did you locomoteV "Why, don't you
think," she replied, "I had to ridd a la
clothes-pin."
""What is your name? asked tlii
clerk of a witness about to be sworn
before a Justice of the Peace. "Otti
i ell Wood," was the reply. "How do
you spell your nameV" then asked the
oiriev'Itat puzzle:! Judge, -Air. Wood
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tiU.KUV. - ilf Ul,l;it. V1JH- r ---
i'.iva .111.1,'. -. ;:u:i, :u 111.11, iimwik.
of t!;e most extiacrdiuary names he
ever knew; t.ntl, jtfter tf o or three ut-teniT-t;;
to iviord it, lotli he and the
elerkgave it uparuidrcar-rt.f lai'.ghtcr.
A Methodist minister, T-.ho lived on
a siurdl salary, was unal.Ie at one time
to get his quarterly installment, lie
ni l califc l a number of times, lu ;ich
tir.-Jie j-id i ef n put oil with none
At !;ist l-o went .Uj ' las steward, and
told lit iti he lr.iutJ-.ava tLe necessaries
of life. 'Money V' replied the. steward;
'you preach for'i.loney! I thought
you p'eael:';! fir thb grcJ of souls!'
"Souls r feplied the minister; 'I ran't
eat soul.s, and if r't-uild, it would tahe
a thousand like youra to malic a decent
Bonner Stables.
FINE LIVERY
BUTTERY &I1AZENBY
Worses & Carriages to Let.
Stock Boarded by -the Bay.
Week or 3Iouth.
Good Stock,
Good Vehicles
Call and Give us a Triaf
f.: t Stable on Vine Street.
ri.ATTSMOL'Tir, - -. - ' .
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NEB.
2 CI 22, S
AT
J. H. BUTTERY'S
On Main street nt'iir'y opposite the IIEKALD
otlico.
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer In
DKLG3 AND JIKDICINES, FAINTS, OILS,
VAliNISHKS, rATENT MEDI
C1NES. TOILFT yVUTF
CLES, c, Sic.
rSTreseriidions carefully compounded ;
.
lieursa.iy and niKJit. S5-ty.
THE BEST
13 AXWAYS
THE CHEAPEST
For your Groceries go tf
F0 R. Guthmann
Comer Third an1 Main street, riattsmouth.
It.1 keeij on hand a largo and well selected
tock of
FANCY GKOCEniES. COFFEES. TEAS,
SCGAi:, SYUCT, BOOTS, SHOES,
&e., &e., &e., &e.
In connection with the Croc-cry l.i a
Bakery and Confectionary.
r,?All kinds of Country l'roduce bought and
Sold.
Take notice of the siim
"EMl'IRE BAKEKY AND OROCEKY."
niayictf.
McGuire & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign
AND
Domestic
A large nnd well selected stock of
Bourbon, Bye & Moiloii
gahela Whiskeys
Constantly on band. Our connection with the
firm of liiudstiotl Bros., liistillei-s, enables us
to sell at tl lowest market rat .?.
Sole gents
For the Celebrated
Hungarian
Jlsia Strcc!
rL.vrrr.Moi'Tir, - -
A CORDIAL INVITATION.
. Iesr: Tf f'r't i.is;j extend their comoli
inenU to the pulilie, ;uul invite every one to'ux?
Dr. L. Hurst's Anti-Dyspep tid
and Liver Pills.
For the cure of Iy.;eivia and I.lver t'oinj Jaint.
J-oiilt experience h;is jrTel t'l'-ni to ln llic
safest, surest, itiul l"t I'ilU in use. for the va
rious hilliou tliseases tli:t 4'evait so extensive
ly. Headaehe. imliestion. loss of nnnerife.
Kiildiness. dimness ot ix!it. sleed:iess 4iil tliC
whole train of disorders nsuaUv tenned r'iiTtou.,
wilHie enroll ly these- j.-iHsii taken uecoriiiuK
to ilirtctions rtiee 20 cents.
PERSONAL.
Dr. Hurst's Yine'r;ir Cnntrli .Cure h:ia been
used in private :nut lirsj)ff;il j.net let-for liinnv
-iirs. ami is pronounced bv all who have IrU-ii
it the le.st remedy ever offered to the public for
the cure of
Cou-yJm, Colds, Jiroiultithi, Ait h ma,
- WJioojn-ng Coufjh, Crovjt,
and all Oise ises of the pulmonary organs, belnjr
eoniKei of well-known medical herlis. it will
streiifztlien the system, purify tile blood, and
nrrcM disease.
WANTED! W.A NTED ! WANTED !
A rase of l;"'ieuina;ism. I'a-n Inlii iiaek or
I nuit;i?n. Swollen Joints, l'lesh Tuts, Sprains
and liiuises. Sore Shoulders. Scratches and Kis
tiila in Horses that cannot be cured by Hi,ms
Tar Liniment. .
Hurst's l'and'y Medicine for sale by tr. (i.
r. Cha?niian, riattsmouth. Neb. ; H. G.Hoover,
J.ou;sille, Neb., and by dealers generally.
The Best
IS THE CHEAPEST !
F. J. 3If:TTEKU
Has a large and good siftutrttnnit of FarmMa-cbitiei-y.
The Marsh Harvester, a TVapor that two men
can cut and l l:r( -jreren per dav, with one
man to drive, ;-.:id lhe binders can "work in the
yhade. -
Ft J. 3HZTTEER,
Main Sheet, Corner Cih.
Plattsmonthi - - . - - Netrci&ta.
OLD RELIABLE
A Heavy Stock of Goods on
Band.
No Rmtx mil Interest nn liorroired
Capital to be made off Customers.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
v pa. v
Norlh sMe of Main between Second and Third
streets, takes pleasure in announcing to
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
That lie lias a lar'e and well selected stock of
Dry Ooods. crocrics, rrovisions. as were ever
brought to the City of l'lattsniouth.
t-v?" It will cost yon nothinar to look at them
whether you t.e.y or not. I'.v exaniinintf the
prices at the "OLD RELIABLE" von vwll he
able to teil other purlies where yon buv the
che-tji-st. "-tf
STATE ACENT
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-e - tS" Ju'it-i"'l:3-'"""'S-'.'-i,'
Halladay's Patent Wind Mills.
Iouble and Single ac-tin;;
Force and Farm Pumps,
Feed LlilJs, etc.
"The iialladav Mill has srorvt the test for six
teen years, hoi h in tho Cnitcd states and Eu
rope and is the only one geticiv.lly adopted by
all I'linclpal
Railroads and Farmers.
Tcrtr.3 Liber.d. Send far Catalo-ttm and Trie?
L'-t. A. L. SiUANti. Lincoln, Nei).
0. F. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, BIEDJCmES,
AND
Aj paper.
.4Zi PAPER TRIMMED FREE
OF CHARGE.
ALSO DiivT.tU IN
ilooks, Stationery,
iila gazines,
And Latest riiMications.
ri-ei-ilpiious c.iref ully compounded by aiici-
Tei liiu-ea
BriiL
Bi.tnoifi'f. r the li'.t. e. Cmior riith and Z.!a;n I
NEBRASKA, HERALD JOB OFFICE,
NEWLY FITTED UP.
Bres &iv f yie, and Xew Material.
New
. '
Call and see our new
All descriptions of work done in the pilatinj,-
"We a. 0 fully prepared to do
Every Kind and Stylo of Printing.
Send In your orders for
LETTER LTE Am, ENVELOPES, POSTEES, DODO Ell?, dV
wit
Has on liand, one of tlib iaigesi stocks of
and Gents Furnishing Goods for Spring
and Summer.
Clothing
tS7 I invite everjbody in want of anytliitis -'n my line to can ai m.V iUiro.
Soulh Side Main, Between Fifth and Sixth streets.
And convince tJ.pms.;v..s of the fact. 1 nave as a veci;lly in rny UoiaM Departments
s.o. k of J-.ttnClothtirjc for Men and lloys to which we invite those win. vwuit t;ood p o d
VST- I also keep on hand a larje and well selected stock of lints. Caps, Boots and Shoes. 8-10
Zf Opposite the PI at to Valley House, iti .Sclilatir's Jewelry Stoic.
Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
-rszv iskc
ST. XOTJIS, ;7T!.
G. A. MILLER & CO'S 1
PIANOS.
tber -Jirst-dass
Wiiolosale andKctail Dealer in Strings, Sheet
MusroAi. TxsTituMr-VTS Tuned and
CHOICE TOWN
IS"' I-ots can now be bought in Duke's Addition to the City of riatlsmouth, at prices rami In '
from $i to 50 and on terms so easy that persons with
THE SMALLEST INCOME MAY MEET THEM.
Tor those who want town property either to hold for a speculation or to build
upon, this is a rarcchance to get it. These lots are in a delightful
location, and are dotted over with a
Young- and Beautiful Growth of Forest Trees.
Which add materially to their value.
r"""" Tarties wishing to pur -ln'Sf or look r-i these lots, wi" be show n them or -iven ::
mat ion desired, bv ea!lit:tr on L". T. DC K E or F.. D. BENNETT. Executors -.f lie- 1M
Dl'KK or D. II. WliKKLEU & ( .. and BARNES i'OLI.OCK, Rcai Estate A ents.'
Fur i-iisii the above prices will be discounted ten per cenl.
l'iattsmouth, Nehras;ia, October M lo'rJ.
"pTirTCM
-:&Z-:'Ai GENTS' ' Wj;S'':
miymf .shi goods,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTIHNGI
HATS, CAPS, LOOTS, AND SHOES,
Blankets, Rubber Goods, Trunks, Valises, etc.
M.-.in Street, Second Door E;rt of Court House,
BRANCH HOUSE Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa.
SPRING AND SUMMER ' GOODS, i
Down Go the I rices ! ! I
T
Celebrated
w
Southwest Corner Main Street, Piatt jn.oulh, Nebraska.
AND SO THE PEOPLE TltiNlC WHO BUY
T)res3 Goods, Prints;
DelainoP, Ginghams,
Jirown
Bleached foilonft,
Clark's new Thread,
In the Grocery line wc keep llic FixkSt and I5i:st
Tc.i; Coffee, Sugiir, Alot:t?ses,
JDried Fruits, JNiicen. etc.. etc.
in lact lor 1 mir
Quei'swarj - Wooden
Ghi.;sware,
Hats and Cajt?,
GO TO
-tf:
lot of LEGAL BLANKS.
line.
'zmc js?sftif .Ea
BUIlbET
SMITH'S AM'N
AND BOSTO N,
ORGANS.
farces -?anb (Organs.
Tdusic and all kinds of Musical Merchandise
It paired Satisfacllnu Cuanmfeed.
S-Stf.
LOTS FOU SALE
AT
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Lf S'.
.
riattsmouth, Nebraska.
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23 S ,
Hoots and Shoes,
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Sheetinar.
JltUmorals, Carret.
" Cotton Tarns
W;.:e.
(r'';crit :-, Ilartlwaro, ! b
Xankee X?t'-' j
JJcoti? and F.hoee
I:
Ot 00. b
inn ffiii
LOW RESEBVOia
mm
Arc Suited io all fete,
AKD FAMOU3 FOa EEIXa
fcESTTOUSSl
CHEAPEST TO BUY!!
EASIEST TO SELL!!!
,-4' Tamous for doing mora und
rvc: BETTER COOKING.
Tha any Stevoof tli east
FAMOUS TOO, CIVIKO
SS Especially Adapted
TO TUB
v mis s? mm imim
sold xrsr
EXCELIOlt JIAN'CJ COMPANY,
kt. Loi'is, ;.;).
AND
E.T.Duke&Co.
I'LATTSMOt' TH. i:r.
1!i-ly
HEURYBCECK,
di: Li:;; in
Furniture, Louii-rrs.
Safes. ' Tables.
Chair.-;, Bedsteads,
&e., iS.e., ir, &e.
Of all desei i,tions.
Lletalliu Li:rial Cases.
wooden cornxs..
OF ALL SiZi:S
lleudy Made aud'j;old Cheap J.r Cash.
Willi many thank.-: for past palrom-.i-e I invite
f'l.to cal! ami exao'lMt-it.-y la:,i;e stock of Fur
niture and Cofiin.i. Janu
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iVf i-fi'iv-i
lh!f,c:s of
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bU.-r -cu r yttii. t i ifie
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cud Y'h-'ii v-.r iti tiff to
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
im.ooo f .uSis u:rT.s !jii,roj,ooo
Fn ,y Fijth Ti l;. t Jiner.j a Uijt. '
e.i."o,0(T Ton $ro.
'i'!"' 1 ".! rt it ; i-r n 1 ;ifi Cone-'i t anllioi !cd
hy sjieeial net ot (hi- i iri-.l I lie i".r the I ' liedt
ot tne I'li'ilie l.linaiv i. K en I tie v, tnUn
pl;;ce in IMiili- Li li .'.i . I lull, at Loi-fsi i!!e. Ken-
lii- ky, on
Wi.rfut -sun u, Dimmit r lsT:j,
(!n!y S'ity Tho;:s i!i.i Tn !i. H I:! U sold and
Mie-h i!f i t these an; iniended for the lairo-l-ean
.Maiket, lin.s leain;: oiilv .ii.m.i for tin
nited s v:nie iut.i,. hi . ik- ilj.4po-ed of
to;-1 mc Th.ni Cone.' it. Tin- (Irk, an- ln ided
lalo ti n eoiipons or part . and l..,e on the hark
the !sci.-!iiO with a f.;:i fxi-lanatiot, of l);e niodu
of (!i aw liir.
At this t 'oneevt. which l. the cr'tlidest
nsiisical di-pl;ty ever witnessed in iu rouiitry
tae unprecedented sinu f
1 . 5 0 0 j 0 0 0 ,
divided Into l:nfn ea- h eifis. will 1 . disirilmiefl
!' lot union;: the ticket holders. Tlie lltlllihe.il
-t tie- tirkeis to l ,- (iiawn Irom one wheel bm
hiind fhildreii ;.n.l thf ;;ilts fioni Miolher.
LIST OF aiFTX:
CSV. CI? AND CASH CI FT
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m: :i;am c.vsii t;irr....
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VI t'AMI (Jli 'l S l,,:(Hi ra.-h
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leo CASH (Jl 4,M, ,...(,
1.1 CASH IIIKTS ;:..!( ,..v(i
-:.o CASH (H F' S IK) e;,rh.
.." t.n is ten e:irii.
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TOTAL, I-.Vmo oif IS, ALL CASH,
aiiioiiniinu; to 'i.rwm no)
The tlisirihtd'oti v ill ho po itm- whether all
the frkels are ;o!d or not. andlh- (!.ki i-jf i s
ah paid in pioj.oili'Oi to tin- liel.eU sold -nil
unsold tickets hein' d.-tioN, l a-, at the I'li-d,
and .-Second Concerts and iiot le , resented iu
the drawni;;.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, s-.o; Hah.-s, ; 'lentlis, rr
each coupon, ...; I leVen liol - Tirkets for
r.vm : i'", i iek is f,,i- i,m n : i i.i i,-k l
loj-. .J.J7 Whole HrKi ls for mh.ikhi. No
fti-.eount oil less t li.m i v.orl It of 1 :!, ts at
l tut-.
Toe hhparalMVd sncei -js of the Third (lift
Coie-ert as v.ell as (lie satis! ,irt ion elvcn I'V the
1 tr.st and Secoml. inake.sii onlv iiccessa'ry to
annoiinee I! e l'oii'lli to insi.ro tl,Y p)om;l sale
of ferv ticket. The FonrliiC it Coneerl utll
he condiietdl i!i.-,ils ili ljuU like the 'Ihliil,
and lull pnrtirubus m.iv he learned f,-ln eiiru
lars uhh h will i.e s.-iit tree from ;his olltee to
all who apply r ,r tiiem.
iiekels i:on- ready for sale and all orders ne-
iti: I ,:i liu il liv the n:onrv proni;,-! . ,!!ed. I.ih
eial ici 1:1s jiiver- t itliose .i liny to se'.i aj.;ain.
THOS. H. liltAMLElT,
Af.'ent l'i'.l'Ue Lii.rarv, K'v.. and .'lanaucr Olft
t;.iM-;-ri. l'e.biic Jdh-r.try" l.mldin. I.ot.i-i:i,
Kt-ntti'-ky. i'lwii
Kn Prrrnin can t.ikr tlioi HiKrio inv
coriiii!r to directions, and remain lotijr unw ell,
lroviil.'d tii'-ir bones iire not di-sltovi.,! bv lame-
I r;il itriis'in or other means, nud vital ore:in
T:isied b voa 1 t!ie poi.it of r,-pi:r.
IwpMlit r J iil i icrw t Ion, Hcndnrlic,
P.iin In I he Shoulders, Coicm, Tihtn" of I he
Clic.st, I 'i.iii'.-ss, soar I- r.iria: ion i of tho Sto
mach, Pad J'asl- In the Mouth. I'llanis Allart.s,
I'lilpitatioii of l,n.. Beart, l:o;iir i.itiou oflliu
Bun;;-', Pain In tin; rojrion-j of the Kdnes, nnd
a hundred oth-r painful m mp'onis. are tiie o:r
pprini's of Byspepsin. One bottle will proven
lc ti. r ruamatec of 1M liinils th in a iii;;tliy
C-lvcrtiseiiient.
I '-r I-Y in ul -Coin pb I n( , I'! i ir'iwj: or o! I,
litarra'd or -ii;;t, si t lie'dnwn of oni.inhou,!,
cr I h.r t :i t it of lif", tiles-; 'I onie bit ' r- iiihi y so
U-ri U il ill la:ij -nee liial iaiproti aient n roon
Ji: rerj.tiiu,..
I'or 1 n flu n:i (ory ni.il t In-oitlc.
II 1 , e il m :i 1 1 sin and liini. 1 1 ! ! 1 : i x . l.-uilllriil
an I Intt rtiatteiil l evers, liiseu.n of tin- Pioo.l,
Liver, ki-hieys find bhelder. Hies,: lain ; lian,
no final, if ueii lus-asosaro can.- d bv ilia ltd
j:ioo.i.
'3'lir v nre i 'initio Wix I r nt vrli
ntt a 'I'oiiic. pus-- s-'nur I'H! niern of in-iintr a I
11 (Ki-.ver.iil r.,: -:ir pi ,-liei 'oi,;cstiifi or lli-tl.-iaiu::i.'il
oi lli I.IM-r Hi. I i i-'ir.i' ;i';;atis,
u:i 1 hi I ; :! I'e -a-,
I'or U i :i I list n si- F.r'i'.il e,! i. Tel tcr, P:i!t
Bier.. il, ::.it-!.es, p-ts, Piniines, pii-itiilt-s,
BolH. '.it!::"ir'-s, il!.e. orni c tid Head,
h ire E.i I'.:';. -,-i;i.-;-i tc!i. !-r!,t:'s, I .enroll , ta
1 o Hi s it tie1 M.in. B'i!::-.t'.i aa-l l'ie.i.-' of tti'i
M ill of i,':.lcv,r l.-tae; or na'tif ;,fe litn-
) ally ln. til ;r.i I c.i;!, 1 out. of t
i tctii i:i a f-h 'if tiiiie bv l lie it-..'1 oMIiese Ititr.-r.-i.
. l-fl tl-ftli I Iiotls.l llii ,l;.'lill:l lflH
! Bn-r::i:s i;t; pi.t v (i'i,i..-:i;i Pi . ;-.i,t th.-ii
j t'V LZ M:- ':n lied I h.- (.Ufl.llK.' s s-.,.ri.
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I Bruri.-ts and (' n. .V"fs., Sa'i I i.tn.-i .co. Tit..
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! .soi.i i;v all i. ;:.-.-; .t j-lalkiis.
i K.i!ict,.'j Mow Los', How R ;5'ored.
.lust published, a- tii.,v eiillioiiof
i?'- Dr- -u'vDrwtfir Jet.bratcd t-
I - .--t.fr lav, utile I'a.iijea) nit- (-without
tiieoii loi-i m r I-: I-mai i ,ni:n I'.
I or .S.-oiin.il Weakiie.w,' involuntary S' initial
! Losses, ivi'oTt'M'i, inelil.-.l ,-!i-l phv". incii-
purit y, I !.it,i-ili)neii ;s to Mart i: ', r, ; also,
i I'l'N'-i 'II I lu.s. l-.l-ll.l -s . and ! f-i. itiduecd
I by seif im!i:!,:i-!t.' or S'-MLd exi l.i vayanee.
! ; '" I 1 ire ii: a si..t'.eii envelope, (nl . t. ci Ids.
The ce'i-I-i-.it.-d at:!l:-r, in tl.i.s ai!n,l;;d-lr es
i say. ei, ,:r !y di-niniistriiles l.-oii a ihiny year'
jsii.rr-.dfii pfa'-i i,-r. t :i.a li.e s 1:. .-: ! ii c-olise-
(a-ti.-es .f s if -a;. may It- i.i.iieall y enied
j wil'ned C.e ii..i:' .-iiii-." t.-;f of internal
j l!t.Mll"in; or !.( iie;. !io a of the kliife;
j p.'-i,1-! 'o:; c;:' the nriile o e.itc at mirif
' sintiiir. ceriain. and ciTe-!iu.l. by ine.m-
: of wiii'-'i ni'iy n:!ii'ii r. no matter wliat
; bis e.f!n!:ii') i ur.v be. .'nay i-ure bin . e!f cheaply
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S'-i,! under sc::l. in a plain envelop1, post-pabl
to "uv at'.iireis. on thtf ice; ipt of .i cenl-s, or
I'.ni posia.ee stamp-.
A is.i Dr. Cuiver's "MaiTi:t::c fiuMe," price St
Ceuis.
Address, th" I'libiislfrs.
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