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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1880)
7 r 13 i m. 1 4 f ? 1 1 1 r 7 THE HERALD VTIT AI HVUOR. Few penult) arc so sol fish ns to kooj their opinions to tnpinscivos. A porrespoinlrnt wi-hcn to know If the "Lav on Midi'.!!"' was oiiu of Shakspcare's earlier poems. "What makes the sea salt?" saM the teacher, and younj America should, "The cotlfish that arc in it." w Less than one-half of Alabama's school population of 37G,Glt attended Ecnool last year. In 1879 the number of persons who visited Vichy was 33,S05, of whom America contributed 517. Life there is like clock-work. Nearly every hill town in Massachu setts west ot the Connecticut river cornea out with a smaller population man live years ago. Dry lake, in Lake count-, Oregon, about twelve miles lrom Tulu lake, wnicii lias only held water two or three times since the country has been occupied by white people, i3 now a large lake. Miners in the Sutro tunnel complain of the rats in the headers and of tho numerous bats at the junctions of the two branches. The former persist in gelling into lunch-basket, when op portunity affords; the latter trouble the mules by llying about their heads. Seeds of the conc-beariii? trees of California wcro formerly in demand abroad at from $100 to $125 a pound, and there ure millions of trees now growing in England und on tho conti nent of Europe from seeds sent from California during tho last twenty-live years. Many ot the trees aro now bearing seed, and hence tho demand for seeds from California has greatly decreased. It is believed Texas will show near ly z,ouu,uw population, una year, against tou,ooo m lbo: and yet Texas has no large cities. Dallas, with her suburbs, shows up m round numbers 1G.000 people; Houston 17,000, San Antonio l'J.OuO, Galveston 22,000. liiese are the leading cities Slate, all others falling far them. of tho below A mortgage for $100,000, executed by the trustees of St. Patrick's cathe dral, s. i.., to the Seamen s Dunk for Savings, upon the block occupied by the new cathedral, was recorded re cently, in place ot two other mort gages for $100,000 help by the Emi grant Industrial Savings bank, which were canceled. The rate of Iutorest i3 reduced from 6 to -1 per cent. Lust fall Messrs. Dan Taylor und Sain Doss purchased, in New Mexico, twenty thousand sheep, paying there for seventy-live cents per head. They kept the sheep until a few days ago, losing probably two thousand during tho wmler and spring. The wool from eighteen thousand brought them 'J,ooo enough to more than repay them lor all expenses and loss; and they sola me lot (eighteen thousand count) lor 9i.o per neaa a lies prom oi up wards OI 16,000. j; or many years an oiu eoiorou wo man in llichmond, Va., has been going to the depot every day to meet tho in coming trams, expecting, as sue says a letter containing twenty-live dollars. It seems that 6oou after the war she j was the washerwoman for a Yankco soldier, and he went away, declaring that he would return and pay his bill wliicn amounted to twenty-hve dol lars. He never came, but the old wo man goes every day to the train and inquires if there is a letter for her. l)o It Well. "Whatever you do, do it well. A job 6lighted because it is apparently unimportant leads to habitual neglect, so tuat men uegenerata msensioiy into bad workmen. Training the hand and eye to do work well leads individuals to form correct habits in other respects, and a good workman is, inmost cases, a good citizen. No one need hope to rise above his present situation who sutlers small things to pass uy unimproved, or wno neglects, metaphorically speaking, to pi';k up a cent because it is not a dol lar. A rival of a certain lawyer sought to humiliate him by publicly saying, "You blacked vour father's boot3ouce." Yes," replied the lawyer, unabashed, "and I did it well. Aud because ol his habit of doing even mean things well ho rose to greater. Take heart, all who toil all youth3 in humble situations, all 111 oil verso circumstances, and those Avho labor unappreciated. If it bo but to wax thread, wax it well; if only to cut bolls, make good ones ; or to blow tho bellows, keep tho iron hot. it is at tention to business that lifts the foct higher up on the ladder. A Black Cav The steel works of the Lackawanna Iron & Coal Company at Scranton have the reputation of being well managed, and as free from accident as any similar establishment in the Unit ed States, but for all that the mill is not free from superstitious. While visiting tho works a few evenings ago, and watching the glow of the gleam ing steel as it passed through the va rious processes from the river of lire flowing into the cuvertcrs to the white, snake-like bar that ran, a fin ished rail, under the saw, an incident occurred which at once startled and amused me. A group of perspiring workmen, with weapons of various kinds in their hands, and their faces wearing an expression of awe, rushed past me, exclaiming : "There she goes !'" Some of them Hung pieces of iron and slag at a retreating object that ran rapidly through the mill and out at a distant door. At lirst 1 thought.somc great accident had occurred. The men seemed very much frightened, and seemed disappointed when the object of their attention had escaped. 1 ask ed the cause of their commotion. "Why, didn't you see it ?" said one. "It whs that black cat again!" My curiosity being excited, I asked one of the foremen for an explanation. "It seems odd," he said, "and I know some persons will lauyh at us, but I tell you that black cat is an omen of evil for this establishment, livery time we are about to have a ui- acci .i . i . .. . . , . ? uc-xii, u enieis mat uoor and runs from one end of the works to the oth er. At first we took no notice of her but finally her visits became as regu lar as clock work whenever anything serious was about to occur, an t tho men began to take w arning from her and neglected their work when she came. They noticed that she never halted in the mill, but ran from end to end of it like a streak of lightning. That's why you saw us so anxious to kill her. The foremen wish to get her out of the way, as her visits are so demoralizing to the workmen, and tho fact that she seems to lead a charmed life and get away every time unhurt, rather strengthens tho superstition concerning her." Scranton (-Pa,) -Letter. Alabama ioi missomi-i Alabama.. lOiMIssoHrl. ....15 Arkansas California.... Colorado.... ('mined icut Ielaware Florida Ceoifjia Indiana Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky . Iouisi:ma Maine Massachusetts Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi . 61 Nebraska... . 6 Nevada .... 6 .... 9 .. 3 .. 6 .. 3 . 4 11 .15 .21 ..II .. s New York 30 New Hampshire... New Jersey North Caro.im. Ohi ' irej;iti Pennsylvania Khode Island . ... 5 e ...15 ....22 .... 3 29 4 .. 7 Siiuti. Carolina .l2Teiinessc ....12 8 . . hi 1 ex an .71 Virginia .l.'M Vermont . fti West Virginia .11 Wisconsin . 6 . 81 Total ....11 . . 5 .... 6 ....10 ...SG9 A Kelic of Coljmbus. From Martinique comes the news of an antiquarian discovery, in the shape of tho anchor of tho ship in which Columbus sailed on his third voyage to the new world. It is well known that in 1198 his little licet came to anchor at the southern ex tremity of the island of Trinidad, call ed Arenas Point, and that during th j night the shipseueou;ueri; I urcat dan ger from a tidal wave, cause I by the sudden swelling of ons of the rivers that empties itself Into the Gulf of I'aria. The only da.n i ;e auii'oie I, however, was the los of the admiral's anchor. This has reoeniiy been found by Senor Agosiino, w.iue excavating in his g irden at i'oint Arena. Tuu anchor weighs 1,100 pound-, .in t w.u at first supposed to bo oi' i'num'.uian origin, but careful iu-q' ciiou revealed the d ue ll'J7 on the siOwi. luo g o logical conditions of tho grouuu in which tho discovery was undo bear out the cm :iiisioii.s that Lie anohor is u relic o. J'lii.:i -i. What is "(.ood Lnekl" In the ordinary pursuits of life, what is commonly termed "good luck" is frequently mistpprechte I, even by thoso who succeed in their business undertakings ; while tho adventurers and the Micawbers of society, the do-nothings and the great expectants, point at those who aro successful sneeringly, as those born "to good luck." Our Vanderbilts and Astors did not acquire their immense fortunes by good luck, but as the result of year's of toil and riid self-denial. Com mencing at the foundation in a small way, saving every penny, practising the most rigid economy, and hoarding their accumulations they laid- tho foundations of their future success, and while such cases are exceptional and rare, it is nevertheless true that, sitting down and idly repining, wait ing for anything to turn up, not know ing what, will never accomplish any thing. Turn out of tho old "ruts" and strike for the broad field of cess in any direction, and you and will accomplish something. suc may, Addison says he "never knew an early rising, constant worker, who took care of his earnings and was honest in his dealings, who complain ed of bad luck." This will apply Iiertinently to the "lucky" poultry reedc-r. And we have heard the re mark so often dropped by thoso who have not followed up" this frugal, industrious, earnest course in their chicken experience, how "this or that man had been simply lucky," that we set down a hint or two what we esteem the attributes of good luck. There are a few opportunities that are so unlucky that men of wit and pluck are not competent to work ad vantages from them; while on tho other hand, there are few chances that are in themselves so lucky that tho foolish and idle are not found to turn them to their disadvantage, through ignorance and mismanagement. The waiter upon luck is everlasting ly looking for something new to turn up; while the ambitious laborer in Nature's broad vineyards, with his keen sight and earnest will, turn9 up something himself. Luck halts and whines. Labor goes ahead and whis tles. Luck waits on chance; labor and enterprise on zeal and character. Never believe in mere luck. There is no such thing for the laboring man ag good fortune without application, work, tact, and determination to do our best, however bumble the- means at hand, and to do everything honest ly, honorably, continuously. The lucky men are lavorites ot heaven, but heaven only helps the man who studiously helps himself. A. good character, good health, good habits, and iron industry are tho qual ities that arm tho true man impregna- bly against the puny assaults oi all the nominal "ill luck" that fools and bummers ever dreamed of. With these come "good luck," and with these alone can we succeed in the busy world of competition, turmoil and toil, as a rule ; lor good fortune is ever seen accompanying industry. and is of tencr beheld in trundling the wheci-barrow than lolling in tho coach-and-four ! Upon the farm, in the stock-vards. with the poultry raiser, "luck" fol lows his steady perseverance in the right direction. It matters not what our honest undertaking may be, if we start upon the principle that we will win and "conquer luck" honorably. "I can not do it," says Dickens, "nev er accomplishes anything.', "I will try, has wrought wonders. The saying is trite but truthful that "the great highroad of human well-being lies along the old high way of steadfast well-doing." They who are the most persistent in their Work, and who labor in the truest spirit, will prove the most successful, thereby realizing the most frequent "good luck," for this kind of fortune treads closely on the heeis of all our worthy efforts. (Jen. Ilaiu-m-k's K::k:o. Governor's Island, where (?i?n. Han cock's headquarters are, is one of the plesantet place in the neihhorhoo 1 of New York. It is only a ten min utes ride from the city by th. Gov ernment euttev Atlantic, wnioh mikes about a do.i-u round trips daiiv. From the citv tho inland un bo seeu daily; a shady, grassy spot, with a few Iramc luul dinars at the northern end, and old Castle William at the southern extremity. Tho boat land ing is at tho northern end of the island, and faces Urooklvn. ! roin tho lauding a wile avenue extends southward, to the right of which are rows of cannon and cannon-balls. An avenue leading from tlx; left ot this winds through a delightful grassy lawn, made shady bv ui-my trees, Iron ting upon which are a dozen or more plain but roomy fniniedwellins occupied by various ollictrs quartered on the island. The General's head-' Quarters are in a building near tiie lower end of this avenue. Gen. Han cock's house is a large, pleasant frame building, situated about midway be tween the General's hea iquurlers and the boat-lauding. It has a piazza ex tending along the front, a wide hall, to the right of which are double par lors and to the left the dining-roo.n, with Gen. Hancock's private sitting room in its rear. The house is hand somely furnished ; in the parlor is an excellent painting ot Mrs. Hancock. As a place of residence the island has its advantages and disadvantages; it is some six degrees cooler than in New York in the summer time, but is the headquarters of an army of mosqui toes, which at times successfully wage war even against the general army. Millions of Mothers cxptets their de light orer Castoria. It is nature's remedy for assimilating the food. Utlike Cas tor Oil, it is pleasant to take, and unlike Morphine Syrups, it U harmless. Castoria regulates tho Bowels, destroys Worms, Cores Sour Curd and Wind Colic, and allays Feverishneas. What girts health to the Child, promotes rest for the Mother. Children Cry for Pitch er s Castoria. It is the most reliable, effective and popular article dispensed by Druggists. ml Since Healing remedies Lave been used by SUFFERING MAN has there been known each absolato Pain- relieving agents as the Qewtauu XjINIMENTS. Thoy soothe, heal, and cure. They MEAL Cuts, Wounds. GallB, Old-Sores, Bro ken-breasts and Soro Nipples ; CUKE Pain in the Tack, Rheumatism, Scia tica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Ear-Ache, Tetter, Pimples. Itch. Salt Ilhcnm, and all Flesh, Bone and Muscle ailments of Animals : SUBDUE Inflammation and Swellings; RELIEVE Boils, Felons. Ulcer. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Croup and Quin.y ; EXTRACT Pain from Burns, Scald. Stings, Frost-bitea, Sprains and Bruises. The experience of centuries has mnde the ntau ii Liiniments, the most speedy and effective curative agents for MAN and BEAST the world has ever known. The Centaur NIMENT have relieved more bed-ridden Crip ples ; healed more frightful wonnds, and saved mere valuohio sni-aals than all other liniment., oinune'its, cilj, extracts, plasters and so-tallcd "pain ki!!rs" and "skin cures" combined. Physicians and Veterinary urpeons en dorse the Centaur liiniments ; millions of men, women and children in nil countries use them, and iriu-kecper. Farmers, Planters. Travelers. liverymen, Tcr.ra.-ters and Stock-grower?, uro their pttror.s. They are clean, thc.r are Lsisidj-, they nre caj, n:id they arc relif.T?2c. Thcra is no acJ, pain, or e-re-elliPB which they will not alle viate, subdue, or cure. Sold throughout THE HABIT A7)7,Z GLOBi: for 50 ctf. aiid 5I.OO .i h--Jr. Trinl bottle?, cs. NEW BRICK YARD. 1 am going to IMIIKIIE BRICK, this spring and want to MAKE TIIEH CHEAP, that people can build BRICK HOUSES IXSTEAD OF Fit A HE I shall contract and Build BRICK Houses, the coming year and would like those Intend in g to Build to B'v nle a call bt-foro looking elsewhere JE11RY. IIARTMAN. At my place on Washington Avenue or at F. S. White's Store on Main Street, riatlsinouth, Nebraska. 4.13 MIKE SCHNELLBACHER, BLJl CKSJU! TH HORSE ff0EIN(i, AND WAGON KEl'AIIUXG All kinds of FAKM IMPLEMENTS mended Neatly tf- Promplp. :0: Horse, Mulc& Ox Shoeing, In short, we'll shoe anything that haf four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe. Come and seo us. JLTZE-W SHOP b Filth St between Main ani Vine Street. u.st across OFF1CM. ie corner from the jkw HEKAU i(ty O. F. JOHNSON, DEaI.EII in Medicines? AND Drugs Ail Paper Trimmed Free of Charge. ALSO DEALER IX IP Stationery, Magazines, AND Latest Publications. treeriptiK Carefally CesapeaaaiUed hj am KxperLnfd Drncxist. -UEMEMDEK TIIE PLACE Hth ST. DOORS SOUTH OF MA IX FLaTTS MOUTH, xeu. J. F. B A U M E I S T E K Fumiahet Fres-h, Pure Mill;. DCLlVCKTCa) 0 4II-.V. Sielal call? attended to. ami Fresh Milk from same cow furnished when wauteti. LINCABIKEt w James Pettee dealek in Musical Instruments, Sole Appointing Agent for Th I'nrlvalletl ?nson & liamlln CABINET ORGANS. Also State Apent for the Henry F Miller ami W. O. Emerson Co. 1'ianos. SAMPLE INSTIiUMEXTS jrt oRice. Sixth, one door south of Main St. I'LATTSMOUTH. XEB. Finnic cSioJarM Will do well to examine our Now 3Iason & Hamlin 'mg TP A K I - i7v - ' - FJ r-V'.'-' ff-';J " -:-'"-'-v tlf'.r.-r.."-: '. - NO CHANGING CABS ) FlioM ( OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS. NEBRASKA CITY or FLATTS MOUTH to CHICAGO, Where direct connections aie.niadeiwith Through Sleeping Car Lines TO SEW YOKK. r.OSTON, I'lilLADELrillA BALTIMORE. WAS'HIXfJTON. AND ALL EASTERN CITIES. T7xe Slwrt Xjiixa Via PEORIA for IXDIAXArOLlS. LOUISVILLE. CIXCIX- XATI, and all imiuWin the SOUTHEAST- TlffE REST USE FOR ST. LOUIS, Where IMreot ronneetions are made in the UNION DEl'OT with Tlnoiiiih Sleeoin Car Lines ior on ionus-, , i a. The Shortest, Speediest and most Comfortable via HANNIBAL ta Ft. SCOTT, DZXISOX, DALLAS, TIOUSTOS A USTIX, SAX A XTOXIO, OA L VKSTOX, an all points ia Pullman IC-Wheel Palace N!ei!ntr Cars. 11. & tl. Palace iJrawimi-liMotn Cars. With Morton's ltcelii:in; C'liairs. XoJ Extii I liarjre tor seats in JCeciiinu l lialrs. The famous C, P.. i i. J'ahico UininjCars. East Time. Steel Pall Track and Stmerinr r.iMlniem coinomea witn tiieir tirtut l ltrimgn ar irrnnfjtmmr. maKes niic, aoove auotiiers, ne lavoi ue IlIiuic iu uie TRY IT. nndou will find TRAVELING a Lux- ui y,iiisiea' oi a jiisconuori. All information about Kates r1 F:rn. Klfen- lns ar Aceommoiiations. ami lime iah . will be clu-erfullyliven by applyiuj; to James II. ITcod, UeneralI'asscngcr 4g't, Chicug. C.W. SMITH. Traflic Mana-rer. J?ia a Scaudard Faraily Ktadr for us2a soi t:ieL,ivor, Sfr?i.uv-;;U rv5 1 . 7 -4 I IT 25 in my praeti? rt .. . i - A A 1 AS ta S . , iv wiiii nnnrP i.iTitoi wAm i -. a SEND FOR CIROULAR So. T. V?. SASFBSD, K.D., l'J 31Ct l,Ccr WILL TELL TOr lT4t!rr-7TaTIoa. g 5 a DAYGOARASTEEDoalngesi WIILL AOGEB & DRILL ia good territory. Endorsed by 8cernoae of IOWA, ARKANSAS & DAKOTa CaiaL-jota. n.S3, CL &:s, ibb tPr m-tt -li-Jit' - - : ;.-..v,vfl 4l-&!LW.f--"'--:.-..- i'jtf: i,'M-?:V-'iV'5.f i-sf:.';:--,L y--y-"; ir-F-:;"'? .5ia g vogeiauie. it never --n lr$ lU Debilitates-Itb (j&ftf ICatkarticaud 4 $ ffr mi xfl rOKLS.HSlPA -, 1 Ete'AT ffMi'OiH-P a15MUS9 for rin.Sin(v p5?KT-S'--ieTC. .!.5i5,:-??ffj'r i tP OMPAR ASl E in tWiof5 J" . . ' r A8tO!i'ny Dur'5?5l' slt.-I vm-rV.g eirir !" ba batt thu uKual gar and belt. PORTABLE., TftACTICH, aid 3TA it-BURSISC TE AT-ENCINES, with mwcuU faturwj of lJi)wr, J'jri.Si!,ty, S.-niy, i-inrT:f, xn0 Titintj entirniy linkmnm in other makus. St rHDl I'owfr Out! nnA Stcnm -I'orj-r ?cfiritr ti jpechilty. Konr i7. of Separators, lruot iu to twK- li,riv vwer; e;'- t tv.i rli i!,tigyvrA Mounted Horse Powrrn. Thirty-Two Veara of Prc?perov nod tVitim9i Uuslneas by this houae, without chacs jf name, loc-mon, nH:i,ujimnr. turn.np a stro CAUTiOFI! lur to builrt ana p-i-m oil ir r-f"T 1 .-r.jr.i Ufci iff fcy wpcrin,. rial - i-.-,M.... r.-.-hln,y. If r. fj"For fnll m-rt:. u'-.r; --.'I .r. mi: .lak-r,. or writ J,V'; Tf" r "" N'JilWJifSff-' to i tor l!Iu-.irri i tl' -J . . m i.ieh w mail n-w. A4reaa lff?Jt-C -t' I-.-- '---'fTrrtSrC filCHOLS, SKSrAKB & CO., '3a'o Creik, fHih. v-..lff HBff HARDWARE STORE. ,J. S. DUKE Has just opeued an entire iiew stwk of hard ware, on 3h Hf ssa -sat rs zx mrz3 xrrxar Xext door wt-st of Chajiaan & Smith's Dru Store. A Full Lino of SHELF HAKDWA2135, SHOVELS, HAKES. SPADES an ALL GARDEN .TOOLS. NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, ly the Ke or Pouml ROPE, POWDER, SHOT, GRIND STONES, WHEEL-BARKOWS. A Full Line f flTI.EK V. Special Rates tc Tiui!Urs and Curt- tractors. All i:ood so'.tlJas lo and live. s they i)0etb!y ean bt llv mm spavin e s' sCP ' 5lost Kuerossral Rpinejljr r I 9 clever discovered, as it is certain in its 5..-lV-i,eft'ects ami dr.es not bli?ter. REl I liitOF BK.l.OW. Fro iu Uv. V. N. Granger, Pre idiiij; Elder of the M. Albau's District. St. ai.hans, Xr., Jan. 20th, 180. Dr. 15. . I. Kendall & Co.. Gents : In reidv t vour lei ter I will say that my experience with Kendall's Spavin Cure has been very satisfac tory indeed. Three or four years ago I procur ed a bottle of your acent. and with it cured a horse of lamer.e.-s caused by a spavin. Last season my horse became very lame, and I turn ed him our for a few wi-eks when he became better ; but when I put him on tiie road he not worse, when I discovered that a ring-bone was forming. I procured a bottle of Kendall" Spavin Cure, and with less than a bottle cured him sotlmt lie is not lame, neither can the bunch be found. Pespeetfullv Yours, P. X. GlUNflEH. Price Si per bottle, orsix bottles for r. All dru'tfist have it or can net it for you, or it will be sent to anv addre-s on r'-.-cipt of price by the proprittors, H. d. KENDALL .t CO.. Enosour-li Fails. N'ciliiont. C. F. Good.-.i.v.v, A"t Omaha, Xeb. 68 C3 W a A. G. HATT JCST tlPENED AfSAl.V, New, Clean, Firat Class Meat SJtop, on Main Slrto.t Corner cf E!h, Plattsmouth Everybody on hand for fresh, tender meat. 2gT1.0 care of bem'.n.al i?mitiosa ana ip-.-fc?it' tj the cny --J. of die vmm. Tb9 Trfh-se, nl da S3 S-ksI tb ttt ia Ttry vever mm), nit4 is mw a .rwrrV)d nmn. Tbr crsd uC NuLm. anJ wiring Cli cry f rsTVer. trrr. Ibe KtmeOy fn n awl tit. of nira 1 t at tTeot mima ar, Ki.W-w m wtt ) . r-- J lrflf er Ihra ut'L 5 't tX CiM k.fti'i tbi utT "M i- -i u l-r- B,lnhm4, M 3V ;r!R!3 REMEDY CO- pf'Q CHftMtSTS- ff? aXo?cffiV JPaKtitlr, fvftc? Inrfnrm. Ar-'i' i ' Haul i'i--f y r" , ii T9. f -e rct.ie-iy is working perfectly. Chirco, Atit. U, S6T-). I am thoroughly currl snJ feci Up op, 1 lie ) uUfc pin If Th(- C-ltr'trjy ti ft-t-n,g IrtlWtr. MI'Muri, c. in, 1"iT3. 1 received o mch bnf t fw tte of y-wr rrmerf'r lht I want to try t.-atn in airier rmtt, ThiM is tf lon ttir; JTn'iM -lftf'y!n-r-UD8 very strong. Mich., Jan. 2, jsi. I hir up T?ir pactr of a..r!i cm? ; arl re anxtxr at t;-i fn'iUi. lint f.rlj a:-fi?-d all arpirjit trtHo. bi;t Ptrr is a weikniw yet, m.h4 leu, Ort. IC:h, tbty. 1 ni ai:rst jrpiisff at Tar Paa tHIea. J hry have w-nk1 like a tiarai vn Ci. am j. tw.fi r.j much cf a tr.-.n a: I itji berf.iro ttkm. I wh ta rr;e of the prarc, I tfiocfht, aad there 'a bo cur fur me. bat tw 1 anj :n tJ''-' f .C7,,M fit Virrinii, Am. 55. JS7. I roreiTei yonr me!ifinr, ar4 I bffTiers it h-M carctt inc. fr which I am very thankful. I.i r'sed pirate ftnj "( for whirh jlea- i1 me another bof 2) for a fsienl. oa hare d&e a great tiling (ar ice. I j!I ienJ yfa al! nrffft I fan. FV- iVra nnff Sffflrwa. lMouri. Junp Ath. IhT. i'teate frfartl me al once another ti of tue ranllei. l he paftcnt na wran 1 hare usti mort ci" n utt. in adrfttton to a sample lz. it faat recovering, tuj I tirt aa-tiier wi' ,l'MwljlJ-MMMMI m Vi'ilin', fpi. 2, lfC9 I t Jiitb.rv w fr'vm tw a Vi r yor remei', for one ef our cnstwaiers, n4 it ta taaa t ;-c-i it rule f him. We bare soother customer fkw auf p 1 m t.ic kame way, od wikk by return muoi aa N. S boJTr A Uif 5. atii c-fr.jite fat'el to Wed- Kiia:BiPr, with many otttrra, the fol- afl'i ir.uwnii.itieH. Strrility m Vmen, cause an trmtmeiit. Ait ic to rirjiTft04a, Acfkce ! nu4i', Jkance 10 vv ire. Prmtitutiait, itt ciaitft, t'nrjcv ao! Matrimonv enmparpd. VjUfml BtUM, rOT)AlCKkL. lrrej Mi Ott-.1. IvifaHS'tRtMU t MT aUa. Istimm f Hfeitttiaca. irmr Lftr ymm&rr l. Law M MrrC ud V vrcc, Lvfeu r-jcQU f worWvel bsimi, t4., bijM per uitr to tmmu, tr.tir ou9m4 4UunH. A bw fT iTt t.al eot'StT? nyhnc. f Ji 1 bate, a-iia ftaU Plat Enffrawit, ttj UbH, f taal,fcCoecta. TH E PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER" fin SSypkilia, Qocerrha-a, Celet. St ricaure.vsneo 3la, tica.. oa Spermatorrhoea, Sexual pebillty. aai ImpotflSpy, frcm eclf-Aboe au4 Exrref cuieirj ItotaiBk' KiatiMioM. Srr-.wiatafi. ArTa. w Pom-t-T. l'Ti?J Doea.lHio aaaa of !iiht, KfnUrt Mm-f r. Ive mi Hrsiaei I trwer, etc c&4.:n nmr ujpeaipfupvr r aabiprj, (in-v rMfa-t,aKifts f rt n.e -. Li re iytw fr U gara f a'.t jn n. 4 aoa, tcr v piMi,Mau, 4 Hsifnl A47: lte cc KtttKd it Vccasicci, 15a. ETGROMFDOLI f? w. tend a!i ibr f thu a iTtrf&rti foT-j toreHewnbed bocki. nice-JrS?"-!. Ta w J"-A.e, f,'LU.ii.nit -6 pnj. aad ever nluitraliaui. T eon-Maed voiuaie i f"'vel tae tsoct ff)lar Ueieat Back ut!iLitl. The authar ta an erpri eacnd fhrtieiaa of may rear practice, (aa ia well ktn, aai tt atlvtew rm, aal rulM for reavtu-Bi laid d'-wa. wiH b fvutiil m WtM ta H.aa effrinar frio Npiotw of yrtroi. nrii erroa. lal vt'r. ar ay .4 ae iruira oamec aatr the tM or Al a ' CalHOXiC ' aJaMaaca, Pna'.afe etaeape Ia4ca ia payBMtn fur bocka. ribtuhed ta 1847, earea i-aaea rasultitia arom impMre wiua! '"-i",B aei-abue r aeiual ciceutt, fati'aDta lraattj hr nful aad axpreaa. Wtvere otttJ. iff ouaJ coaaallmtfOa is prefarrad, win i free atii ifivt'aJ. M tra ken to be answered br patients detw-aa; traataacnl aw tiled fraa a any a Id rest rn irritcatiistj. t ar fc.t or treaCBeot aldc BR. butts' mmm ZiUUls&ellS47 t X. . Strict, S7. W. fTTHC FbjtielaiM ia abarpe of lht od aad wtM kmeara meti 1 tution are r(ar graaaatet ia mrdkeioe and aarfrr. Year ear iTprrtaiae lb the Ipeauaaat of CkroaUr Ptiaaaaa have aea aatr akH aad abilttv ae aab aupaviar ia li.al a5 Ue orJtxar aaiopar, ibai uty aave aauaraai a nauaaai refaiaei irAjff)i thair treaMneat af eoaapUeated eai. Bit.oi mm av k" a, en ffii, "V, nrinaa aaevti Ceaaary VaauiiLaa aad af pkliieie ar HceeaalaJ aJteanr t V Ibrtr. afcaa ar hawr trcaied wiia aaaaraa. mm MiaaiiaW praa- , viwew oaiBf l xeury ar aaaer rortaooat MeoeAaa. I Q BJ g M M4 Meae af aaMe af e area are taff- 1 toMatania vii.atm. Ma raaa 4 acU-abaaa la r azcaaa ia aaaaarad yeara, ara aaraaee;jr evred. Thta aaa ama prodaaaa laaae mt Mac aaiioweaa; eccaa jaaiaieat. bJetraaa. aVaaiBeea, aarvawaaea; diaaaaaa aV arh. cagfc, ioameaaien. BjaaalijiafiT daaidaaay. cactaeiea mi wteae, aaeniaa l ae ajaar, aWWiva aaaaaarr. aeaaaJ eaWaeaaa, iawataacf ar laa aaaaja' viajv, v auaa aAto aba xa f- buaanara or maartaaa. - aaaa aaa fiaipcaa i"XiCM &ad atl. Ltat otf uavaeai aa be? aawared b- faarHA dewaai,; Ua-M- i. i.iMunMiaii a r.a aM a-m b. v a- aV-" "i.fci Oar a ahoU-adA-a- -ua kal avaMpaan S U mo4 a ICMMji IM. buiJ-. Mf Jt Mt aa ml M. t,mtj.. Ua tffl g fc J r fi-1. t.'-n' Ilia-. w ffsrre wanted b ad rf. f UaUl I W Sf .iinc riciorul BoV, a4 Plhlot. Pnca Sjl rrfocUnT el. hatiwral PebrtliVe LottlajWe. ie a k a ara ssav a, erar-lnt Ku,1iim aiaa io cub J ( ESiU co.o;7 ,n u,e L. S. to acll aaa ulriw4ia cf Tluaa W arrtai tola; - bj aaacr:aiaa. T'ica Mi, r.-iih f 'o4 nlTMCei, wc ruii.Kh tb MMlttt frca. al ! l'o. Out wiU hror a a o.r ie a aianta. AJilrea lfi3l3(TIOai .". tOj a 2.32, BTiLoula, Ho. w7p Xr '-, , fcha. .Ft & CG.BattleCiMIcL ORIOINAU AN ONLY CVNUINE W 9 H A Throh!r5 Tits rt-.roihln-j MACfiinery and Portabla nd irmstion Engines. Time-Pfcyiij, Per- atonal . Prftion Uyuui Fixwk, and rork in all kinHt TSrVv in Fl.-ix. Tuutbjr. Clcvt-. ami aii tther S.U. at VV!?' '-lSi'-'-;'P '-i.-i r LaTgn C-aa?5SgrV. 5hiKS TVS4iS i4X' SOLE AGENT. Tho J1F.ST and j7TOT F-OirTIiAlC Beirtsx Thread of S3dm Times. For gale? bv K. tL Ceyev- & So,SnIomn Nathan, Uni Hrld, 7. n. Balwr & Cm., L. KaliskT & Son. GE0KGE EDGEKT05. mes, Liquors AND CIO-ARS. Main Street, oppoit8 the Court House. This place is just opened, new, good goods of fcll kinds. Wo want to keep a good house and pleas our customers. REMEMBER THIS. 91y. Cfp HERE I $5 ii BOOSS far S3 As. l (,nll,hrliaaiiniit4. IHJ3I T XIHK 1st. Oan,.. mmm. lv vxluabl UflKti -w.kri.f 5rlt; 10 Rl.M Til. turn; I Mif.f FeubUia .a: 2 Sl.al P.Mt; I SilT.r-pIjltt4 Hp.Srr; I I ml Hil!.r; I Iillirki P.ncil ; liana r.r.l It !.. In. Papnr; I (l.iu Ba i laat faoar Pn.a,, isiwii sc.v.i for riMinc lin.a, lliif Binir aellmr l-'.i All sJt for TfiVf C-W- stniM liken. A'Wi" fcsfV MVtf iFMUfi HW)ti (kA Hot,-ntsini,-tw Jtnefl MACIIIXED SHOPS ! PLATTSMOUTH, 2,T.B., Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and Grist 3 fill A AXI RTEAM FITTWfiS, Vrniis'tit Iron Pipe. Force and Lift Tipes, Steam (jiauiri-s. Safety-Valve Coventor, and all Minis ot urass Engine I-ittings. repaired on short notice. FARM MACHINEKT Hew Firm ! JOES & AG NEW. at the Brick Livery Stable. rLAlllOUTH, - - SE15KASKA. j ne om ronner rtianies. in 1'latt-mouth, Are now leased by Jones & Agnew, and they have ennannew ana lianasonm accommodations, in the shape of HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and SADDLE HORSES. TTe arc prepared to keep HOUSES FOR SALE? TRADE! And will Train and Break Colts Ou Personable Terms. HEM EMBER, ll lllPlltT f rrtom ltlmt. Morv ono knows we have) incur stable, we can pet Farm ers' Ktoek and wagons, leads of hay, &c, nnder cever, vrher tiiey will keep dry. inai.ai:ig an tne eiu patrons far their IlberaJi- ty,weolicit their trade fertile future, satisfied that we can aceemmodate ihem better and do better hythem than ever before. 501y ' JONES & AfiXEW. HEJRY BCECK DEALEIl IN 4 ta s? sa. 1 1 13. r e. SAFES, CHAIRS, ETC., ETC., ETC., Of A ll Descriptions. HETALLIC BXIRIAL CASES "WOODEU COFFUSTS f nil sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash. MT FINE HEARSE IS NOW P.EAI-iY EOli SEUV1CE. With man) thanks for i-ast patroiia. inite all to call aim examine my LAIUIE STOCK OF 13tf. FI'KVTI'ii: AX If COFMiH .ji 5) if i- -i-f al ,7 TLESSIES 03 WHEZW Ch mot aTairntar Br u A prao MoaMjb. S- i ' laf aUy aaujua aui aoiulrubiy rfaut in ue ruaiiar asa mnaar quail mm. rdTiu ata mrrmlftj u4 eleoae U reojiy far Bacurkec. Saw mV, m ao.ia r aaud aapuhly. to Aoaakai ba.afqJly. in Uas waut eanaiaamJeaJ, lcoat exps- aa. eaul aagf4 ullnfaatarr uavcAlne la IB Mi4ai. Xrtd Wsadie g-TB aa va aa dry. PMMMaal tonakiiraUHliaMUir.larMk. fear an4 jr 1 r aa wall one aai-ly m ra.idjy --,-t - rausas b ekajar .xavaittkeaMTM. Jura aaara aanaraVaat a HaaraMW IB' iinm -. aa Ohaai avw ajaar aa aina aM,, aa4 .am ar a. awbaM LP par- aavrl morleM Oar ljbft WVfSfXCi A 1P ACU Oi F.N to 3 tmtwmrr tiaaU. "a ark am film rewar, tfl mmTM inr, mm 13 wmtl Hqaai- i-ar, aaaia i a am ruam wawt, ara 4 or aM. aaa4 ava aw wriaiiiJ ay oay We kp a So proparai to fimMi flret-elaM Fcn-taJM Xanltoieai win Tec Prtae-Ust mm OLreeJan. i SZYUCMB, 6ABPI a OO. 0UKS53 Ifaayfuaile ffwOtlre Outfit. tuun warranted Uwre k Bruvrta m. Louie 2E3 aa Hat aaa. J,4V, WHO 19 UNACOUilNTFO W:TH Tfi 17 CHICAGO, OSCK ?Sf. is tiie o ksat con:; ?xt i : ; . f r-: Its main lme ruiid tr-?f! hn-rn : ' " . Bluffs, piuslna through .b:i-t. k; I " Ueneseo, Molme, K-n k (vltii.t!. 1.-: .-.? l.tbertr. Iowa City. M:irrni:o. !"i--'' ' PoslloiiiM itho OKi-ii:'! i ! . ,-.-: . t-oti! ' tic, and Area; with l.rn.-:rx rr-.i :- -n Junction to IVoriu: Vn: .i Jui-i-t; ,rt ; J. tine. Wnstitnstoa, huirm !!. K:,:- -i. !' : . Centreville, I'rinc'Ltnn. '1 rciiioiij f-rv1:. ' ' " ron, Leavenwortti. AU'l:iro!i. :intt K:i: --f-' -. Wanliincton to SiBurniy, .-U!,is.i. r. m Tille; Keokuk to Kitrtumk-ton. It-un-si.--: . " - -tnnaport. Independent. Kl,l-n. (i'i-::"--.v " 1 '--Title, Okaloou. 1'rlln, Monrun. n:ul ; -f ! Kewion to Monroe: Dcs Miiu-i to :iv-iri :. Winterpet: Atlantic tn Ia-wis mid Aiiuii'"": : ; Ayoc to Itarlan. t his is po -.n: -' . ' Railroad, wnicii owns, nn.l t,;' i r a lai, a line from Chioae Into the Ht:m of ii. ; Throuch Express I'assem.'t r l'r.:, -is. v.: -i man 1'alaee Cars attached, aro rtin I: -t-' - ' ; between Chicago and I'rontA. Ivans v irv, CorKCii, Bn'rrs, Leavf.nwoht.'i a:.;i A:-m- : BON. 'rhrouBhcarsarealsorunbrtvTci'a si;l.-uu- kea and Kansas City, via tho "Milwaukee . Bock Island Short Line." I The "Ureal Koc-k Island" 13 nnaniS'-'ri!y j quipped. Its road bed is simply pcrtori. r.r.", ,ih traek Is laid with steel rails. i What wilt pleaso you most will ho fr? fla!irn ; Cf enjoylHK your meals. whil9 p!i?sir.!J over lh beautitul firaines or Illinois an-i iiwa. in one ii our macniflceut Dining Cars that ncoompany a:l ThrouBh Kxpress Trains. Ton cet an eotue meal. o trooa as is sorveu in any ursi-viars uotti, torayenty-tlT cents. AppraeiatiDK tho lael that a msjority of t!.? oeoDla Brsfer souarato a;irlnioDis lor rf-n.-ri-nt purposes tana ueimmui pa.enur .iut!u.- of this lino warranting lu, aro pluaaci linn MnMNathntthlieovmniT ryui i!ii.'Hi 1'nlat Sieevina Cars for slaiepiiig purposes, and Valare PrttMAK PALJfH C.Yi: n-- COr.iUIj Ja.a.J', rv : , v . . Xlcketa Tlia this Line, knnw.i n th Aft Ti.lx Aff.nl. In the VJntte-l f,iiit' X or iDiormaiiva uuv vuiuiauuj-. a A . KIMDALL. tien'l boperiatandecL Siintcr Graincr. ALL KINDS OF j .tinting, mining, (Biasing, Va tWH niYfV V'iIY Anm AImo, Decoration!" if all kindn. Painted in Good Style. FJIESCOIXG A SPECIALTY IlEFEUEXCES : A. P.. Tavi.ou. Jf. IIOLMKS, J. VAl.I.EItV, SR., E. llKKHXKlt. 4 ttf NEW Livery, Feed & Sale STABLE, Or an Old Stable in new hands entirely. The New Firm of HOLMES & DIXON, open the old ST HEIGHT BARN nn the Corner cf Cfh and Pearl Streets with a J uew Livery Outfit. GOOD HOUSES AM) CAKKIAGES at all timei" HOUSES FOR SALE, HORSES r.OUGHT AXD SOLD, HOUSES KEPT BY TUE DAY OR WEEK. Call ami see HOLMES & DIXOX. MONARCH BILLIARD HALL! In the basement of Merges' Store. PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEHKASKA. One door east of the P. (). -p, HT i . ttii j m.,i ROOlllS NeWlV Fitted UP Wltll .Flv T1ui T i Cigars & Temperance Drinks On hand at the counter. It Is a wide and spacious Hall ; plenty of reetn for players Mid seats for viMtors. Ed. Olivkk. P. 15. MUPPHY, ilanat;er. lltf I'rop. Or any other lind, ro-i n.n liU ,9afwf with am f-w? JtftrrJ.Jut tct lii-,1 it v-:il t i.l ffrtf?.-- U:na JE"f'. 1 fi- t-,.;U will kil rvnmin cf tfi i.il f,r arvl fl,t.-. hiftU fffe rm-iftt of fi-t.60 loany Kn t f lli l ii i l.i im .it,.. 1 1 1 nt.1 1 at,', I'lrCMlar. wi.lwiitf tmnfrr! tti Plci-rcOliiinii vj'f. Allies u. Uttrif A: UUf Aet Ojr. -?-Ve have h.;.!r-! rf 1:terS froin mtn lultw oar Ala!.!iiii wlio aai lui j nouU uut Uke J r It. SUEE; REMEDY B.LD?F C I. wlieu a uew rnwu.ul ii r, K'tiljaat- or al oNaEba, at UMuallv priNiuci,. b-i.ao:soa Co., 3 Cinton laae, Kow Tork. r, fc 5a 7 ST C2urls SiroU fit. Loois, 21ft. A rf--.i'-ir tri aij:t t.f to Hi-i.'k t: ( oi:?-, haa Uea loiiap aci-aj:": it. tj-cii:. i. wn.t .i ofa 1 Vtur I erU, HvxuiU ar.U Clirwri.c 1- v tu.at. are- iibir Phya-maa la i ioun, a city i-.n - rt. ttwe, knti aw o;n rrKtat kU know. asypiuiia. Con rt co?a,iif -t. Ctrictura. Orehitla. Hfi.'TiJ'i, or iiujiiir-?, ml t';iLarjr C:"uriort aji f .ii or urrijtes, cr rrruti w:ti unpa.raiK.ieU attaaa. aaa t iaeat aeieti!ilie ir;urip ,-e. ti:. I'nvaJaj. eJpenuMonb. -n. btxual XJciJity ncd Impo- J 5t M:t;y. i tu- rfuu w ot i i-e.Lrn in yiMlln, er.-xiieJ aav i;i mstiirc yra'i. or b'.;i?r taut a, &i.i brh prt! ua9 maaiK cii : w ujii: e.icc .a : wrfi'friri, aeminui eauia liosii, -'ri.-iiity, ci.u.iic-a of sjji.di. -.t-ti mcnioiv, plti4aafl on the fa', U cioroy, avi-rtiwd to ifty uf Uutm, col tuaiiiu itit-t., f at xual puwt-tu at., n'awinji rtierripjjo In,; l cv r cr uni::.p,,y. e iwrmaiarbtiF CUrrd. Cju!taru.n at cjiit . or lv t ail iTec. at:i iuvjifd. Wiiti it ia iDCon cr.i'tt to v.ait the t.iy ior treatment, Saii;ritK- Cau tK' at tit Ly inrt. or t i;ir-a v rv liere. 4 'ur- aJjiecuM-. f uaraut(..--4, u Ucrr d'.ubi i. frankly lal4 fcr Jtei, 1 t sip; J-r W;s.ja, I tucp ; mi. . Xttgactciotb and clit tlndiuir. Ka.led tor an aiiar or curraiwy. Uve la life; artkirj va 1 .vvui ubwui Wha daT urry, no liul, wny. a!i,!.cotf. WoruanlxjoQ, faratua uaay. La aliau'd Hurt r ; li..v iiCp and liiallnvM A7 fajaareau-,!. 'I'hr r-hy'f.:vv vf Ra.-aauwlj4H, iwl tutm aaarc. THort u,arr:.-J t a.i.,1-. m j,..l-T, krarria-'v actfl a it. tlia ki ,t uajc-r l.i. k J krr. avuur w, i iiwtt. aui ,H4M-r ev.r. :. t.fta. cia. tr atd, aAAtoara SJVIwit. Avrmou U -oi, .".Tif, :.,r, . a .Vrdwa l;lu;iU .vattt )lj.it ,) i..., . IKgirt hj li.t iT.rrr..t,a. A0arr. JACQJ, MStkaiMia, El,L.ii-,4A ACCPJTS lIlfEaMADVaSTrBMrf WANTEDhLija'JAr.lES, Ta M.ta Wnlni Oallawa. Br Ha. J. A. Daavra. Fh.D. A Ira. aaa Ihrilliar !..-. I (llluafral. f) aT lhair anM arra IS rtltl ia X) kli, ana TarntoriM. atCOr rl'r. .iSeiala ef Hie lav. H.t aWlflu Rao mi Inajfnr. tO.0 Hr.a atoataa. Ml rmntm or .uigi: fl.se tor aaaiiM r tikmi -.b. t. amu. THo.r'ini co. reaUacra, 6 fiae Mlroct. ST. LOCIS. . IfT FA It to fir our JTVce Ltat afor Klnr apun p- plifMiiAt.. ianCAine ir,-f i.rloiia of ararT- :h required tar piTvciiaiot fiullr rraa, Uh aver J.i0 IHt::ri.iji.. H t' all fyemit- ax a 'i,-i,-iV pi-.-ri ! . ;-:.-inilfi t, rait C-- Vri-Ji.it . TI. .i'! It... i Ii aaitfx-.ca !..!. k.,' ' i . :- 'i. -s Ai!lr-a. JKO M ;. ij , y.V VI I, .v .. 1 .'v -tf Vtl,.,ati l.'o. 1.L 1 PBEgCSraiS, Tar tua .paiir Kre Ml Wa.araa. Uil V o-l. l -4 H l3 j'hs vcK &4 CT'MfHY OP T1II0 COUNTRY, WILL 1 f- n9jt is. Is. r:i- i: st & the westj ' .---it ... 7 j.' - ,li,R ' ;il v. Clno oitjcr ! i-i.r i'iil.i.-e ':i:s u'n SM?KN : -. a c-.n , u ) jur " Havana" .1 ii i't.- .' i s-nn tho Jtirslsslppt . . ; i'. 'i:it.i "-ri l.vtiu'j - I l.-.l U! I'UllK'll lillllltl. ... -r: n. nn,l A tclii3on, tuUa ;.. - in I " r. : t . 1 1 Ji.'j.mti. .1 1 :. i; t'l).NNK"TirN3 OV .1 :;:K')Lt.ll L1SB AUtS A6 . v.iiii n'l UiveirinK lines for tho ''!'. rri:!tt!ioL.S.&M.S., und P., ;(-"' Kti-.nr?, with P., C. 4 St. . - !:i r.-tit. It. II. . ' :. .'. .': 1 ; f. l. E.; I. D. & . I' - XV. l.-'lf. a " X'nlv-ntkeo fc llnck r Vi i:- rl I. I Hock l.-I'd A l'i'o. Idla. iu li-o Uavcnport Inribiou 1. u.: TV. n-i:: thelS.. It. N. R.R. i ; ; v 1 i.. v. in, 1 -iii 1 ill I :i K. It. ... r. will I). M. ,V 1-. Ii K. R. .. .,11. r.i.rrts. with rnion Pncitle R. R. .. . . -1111 H. ,. Mo. It. K. It. in Nc!.) 1: : v. .-: s.! i-NCi n.N.n n!i ll .i'. It. A N. It It. i.T?i-v .. with i ,r.Lrul lowalCll.; . j . and r. r. Q II. i:.!.'. .y. .IK. with 'I'd.. I'l-o. War.: Wnh., St. ,V IMC a ml ,-t. I. . Ki-o. ,V N -W. II. ltds. A: ' 1 r. ; f .1. yvi a..i At' AMtiiiiN. Willi II. ft. J K. It. At .ii iiiH'i. with Aicii.. T'.pri.a ,t Snnta Fc; 1. .. and i vn. :r. !'. I'. i lliij. 1 U 1 v i : v. uiini. wan Kan. rue., and Kan. - , i et.i i'. i.o- A I A L ' A '.A a l k a a citv, w;tu all Uws-.t for tho West ; aii'i tout li-.ves'.. rr,- tt-!;;, to I'O'CIA. PiTS MniXES, 1 1.F..1 vrAMonrii. lalai-.d Iloute," arc aold by n'ul 4 iilitlil:t. -.-wwi uwm. , . . -. - v , ...... . -, f J. . .It'll rs . dull I Tkt. und I'aiB irr Art., CUigugo, I1L NEW FIRM. KTEW GOO DS ! I 1N0. HONS k iSOX, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. At O. CuMimau's mil -ure. A KI EL LINE fi! Staple and Fancy Groceiies, new AM) r;:i..-ii. BREAD STUFFS, of evoi-j ilc-i rij lion. Choice and Fanoy fa!:. Irs and all kimls oi' Canned Goods. CIGARS AXD TOBACCOS, of the best LraiuLs. CHRISTMAS TOYS, '.C, iiC, in entllcs.3 (juantities. Frcsli Uroad Daily. Don't fail to Call. ESly J. rJOXS h 80 X, t'mp s. JOHN SHANNirN'S LIVERY SALE AND FEED mir iUi 'ta-a nK.l J Carriages always en Hand AM) HEARSE FUNERALS. TAKE 2TOTICE I I want all of my accounts pc;t!--ii tn dattj, n I shall do ne more credit L'u n ss. All n:4 accounts must he settled up, and i.n m -.v ni: : will bn made. I'nless mid: acc.j-.niiri ;tiu -i-Uli1!! Shertly t hey will be nncd. 1 wish te de a strictly :;v.h biisim s-i in fut uid JOHN SHAN NOV. P!atlsiiii,ii!h. Ni-b, IPs 11 75 'IUiS rllf!,ln (V. IVm-1,1: d 3lin. 57f UTril ,'Vr0 nT"$,!FW MI of hlrj, I MHM I LUaaIMa'yI'.:Oiii:iiMl.Wiir.-aiit.'lto a In. Aaa arlfti at-wa, Dr. J. K. 'P4..ar. r,l. l.uutt. Ma. Bi ceme to the f:int Willi 1:N Muck ef piece aoeds, aid m:iKt- his stand ing olTrr of a FIT OR NO CASE OUT! en every' f't that ho measure for. Von can't nii"i the place i n fro !.,wi; .sin-el, OejiOiite trie Court Hon-c. all nub set Sim ! 4Stf BEST 13 CHEAPEST! lEWIS CONDENSED BTillCTI.ir PXjnS! tF tvi fffre SJOW.OO for nntf A!utit or Uttr aiitiicrrntlnn fund, m thi J'O nxi.u. Indorsed bv ti'.e r.roolilrn P.onrd rof Health, and tiy tho boot. rhoiiiiaUi la tiia L'uitcd ttatH. nfr Jt is sutovttrrn thu Uio worliL It RKVTvIt FAILS fa malia lllit linaii , hcu asi-d as rtii-f-tcii. It Is t.Si.'H I Mir.I) In every boudekctDcr who Lii riu.i li, a lair trial. It 13 an rn ! rcl v XEW I NT TIOJV.wli tioutuny of thuU.d uail tlee of sril;i cr b-ilemtfj;!, yu.l or ether bakln? pot-dc-A Jirrmt to auntoln aiid iKicriiU tO nystc-m. KyyI food makes fe-od healf Ti ; fl-d fc-.T'b fel Improved or impaired la projHj-ii' n t-iluo 2ool we eat Is iiutrlt!',t.-3 or oiherv l o. Lfiwii' lJAkiUili I'OW'Lii: uiwuy m.an faaoU forxl. One caa of tills Is worth f-yo of u:.y r heJclnir romnomuL It makes Lriid -aa-hlicr ur: rlcrr. More tljanJialf the complaint.' of t 1 :i :;ir rise from the use of common b.-.VU: ; i , Vrs, which often luuLs U.o hest of Lo :iiin euf, darlc bread. The mo-t !dlcat? persor;-; ejn e;it food Irepared with it without livjmy. -arly every other bakli ! ,rjv, -.1,- p ja adulterated and Is alwduttl l. jt'i:o''H. ThlfllSluadO from ICrliurd CrnwOum aa' 7'artatr. and U PKHPKCTLY I'HtJU. It makes jO UEhT, llgutcat, and moat itrl t lom BREAD, BISCUIT CAICaT, CRULLERS. BUCKWHEAT, INDIAN, AFJO 4- FLANNEL CAKES. w ,nV tr?al wUi tho aunt rlorlty Laid Powder. aTAStnrACTCKiaj nxi r t.-t La wi c .-. a EQ.T. LEWIS & tmiHZS GO. PljrlLA DZIIIIA. ITorc.-iV bv E. ti. llMVEV SON. cfflf MAN & U ECK ItACH, h". S. WHllE, lid . H. PAKEK & CO, and Ut-alvrs in ta-m-ial. r iSJ (i