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AFPLETON'S - American CYCLOPAEDIA Tew Bevised Edition. EnUrelr rewritten br the ablest writers on eTery ,jbect- Printed from new type, KaIll.traied "- S?"?1 Tboossad EngraTlngs d Maps. - u The work originally pnbllshed under the title Of THE BKK A.i- --. s completed In 1363, since which Urns .the wide circulation whicti n has attained In all parts of UUnliedSt, and the signal deTelopiuenta which have taken place in Tery Bra-ch f eciencc, literature, and. art, haT iaduced the editors and publishers to submit it to an exact n4 ih.rnntrh rurlsion. and to Issue a new ditien entitled, The A- cas Crcorv DLA. Within the last ten yeart the pro corery in eTery department, ot km ' made a new work ol reference an progress of dis- nowjsugs imperaUTC wt- -i ii.i,l affairs has kept Alu moremeui j"v .- , th -, ESSSXaSSu S ww-J -! art and the conTenience ana rennemont 01 socUlwVurea't warsand consequent . -w i - - - j , namAiit Ltoloc13.laVta national change, ",Lfi7men- The aril war ol pur.wa cou. whtchwasatlUhelgM wfcen th Jjg -slumeif the owwor- ppr, o -it"J ended, and a new conrseof commercial n industrial actirlty has been commenced. -Lage accessions to our geographical know fUgThaTe beenmsdebytbjiadefaUgahle ex- pITh."a?utlcal rebuttal, ol the last decade, with the natural result or the lapse of tluie, haTe brought into public Tlew a multitude isf new men, whose names, are In eTery. one a. mouth, and of whose lWes eTery one U curious t. know tU Darticulars. Great batUea haTe beeu lought aad Important sieges maintained, of whlchTtbe detail are as yet preferred only In the newspspe'S or in the tran-ent publica Uensof the day. bu w hich ought new take their olace In iiermanent and authentic history, in paring the present edition for the ipre-. t hasaccordingW been the aim of ?? brine down the inforxuatloa te the latest pos- ibleitesTandtofurnUh an accural account ,f the mosTrecent dlscoTerfe In science, of "erf frwh pr-duttUn In literature, and of K-reft Inreutlon in the pneUctJ lirt., a. well as to cUe a succinct and oritfnal record ol The pWels of political nd W"' eTeat- The work has been begun afterlon. and care tJ preliminary Ubor. and with the most ample resources for carrying it on U a successful fSnVoI0he original stereotype plates i haTe be used, but eTery page has been printed on new type, lorm.ng In tact a new Cyclop!!.', with theme plan and compass a iu predeces sor, but with a far greater cunUrT PJ' ture, and with such Improvements in IU com position as have been suggested by longer ex- scIeneV and na ural history, and depict the most famous and remarkable features of scenery arcbitecTurT. and art. as well as the Tarlous pro mms of mechanics and manufactures. 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South Ninth street, Philadelphia, J"-.- Institution haTlncj high repusatwn for honor xctwduetaBdsxvleat&aalskW. mM-7l BUCHU GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. The Kan who Befnses to Become American Dictator. Egotism in a atsell- Views from a Turkish Standpoint- Bath J From tie Nunda, M. Y. News. Dr. E. P. Miller, of the Home of Health, New York, and George Francis Train, were in Xunda over Sunday, stopping with his brother, Mr. Jonathan Miller. The Doctor furnishes us with the following interesting sketch of this remarkable man: Editor Ncxda News Dear Sir: Will you allow me to correct an error in regard to .air. ueorge Francis Train, which was copied in your columns from the Dansville Advertiser. The Advertiser states that Mr. Train was in ill health, and a patient of mine. So far is this from being correct, that Mr. Train is not now sick, nor has he ever been sufficiently so lo employ a physician. He is probably the healthiest man in the world to-day. The only time he ever came near being hick, and the only thing that has ever impaired his physical strength in any way, was when they attempted to poison him while he was imprisoned in France, and the miasm of the tombs where he was imprisoned by a JSaw, York Judge for quoting extracts from tbe Dible. Mr. Train has been a b arder in my Home of Health for the last five months and a half, and during that time has taken regularly two and sometimes three Turkish baths a day, hut these he takes as a lux ury. His blood Is so pure, and cir culates so freely, that almost by an effort of will he can make the crim son current tinge the capillaries of the hands and feet, His religious belief is that God thinks the most of, and will only save those who take the best care of themselves, and consequently his motto is to take care of Train. He is iu every respect a remarkable inau. He has been forty-six times across the Atlautic, three times around tho world, lectured one thousand and twenty-eight suc cessive nights, organized the Pacific Railroad, Credit Mobilier, Credit Foneier, the rrencu Communes and the Internationals. Although he has been in the highest social, liter ary, scientific, political and com mercial society in this country, Europe and Asia; yet he never used a particle of tobacco in any form, never has tasted a drop of alcoholic liquors of any kind, never has used narcotics, opiates or drug medicines in any shape ; and since he has been in my house his system has" spon taneously rejected meats, and for the last two months he has taken no form af animal fcod, not even egg?. Although a man of intense activ ity, he has suoh control of himself that he can remain inactive for months at a time, and yet be per fectly happy and contented with himself, He does not believe the Bible as an inspired book, but thinks Christ was a fraud, yet he has in his daily life followed out practically, ' the christian code of morals. In addi tqn tq the physical vjrtutjs above enumerated, bo does not swear, He, steal, or covet; and with all his wanderings about the M'orld, he has been true to his own wife. He is i)ov in Ids prime, being 44 years of age. His head n.oasurtw n little over 24 inches, and It contains a brain as compact and as full of knowledge as any brain on the earth. Doubtless many men have more knowledge on some subjects but no man living has more on all subjects. He can build a rail road, manage a steamship, conduct a factory or foundry, manage a bank, a mercantile house, edit a pa per, write a look, preach a sermon, deliver a lecture, keep a hotel, or do iiqytlijng that anybody else can, He "speaks twenty different lan guages. He is a natural born law yer, and 1 do not think the man lives who can cure as many diseases as he can, and he will not ue any form of drugs at that. Instead of his being my patient I have been his. He came to my es tablishment and taught me more about my own business than I had ever known before. By showing me how to use my own remedies the Turkish bath he has nearly cured me of a form of deafness which was hereditary in my family, after the best occulists in New York and London had pronounced me in curable, One of these was ..the oc cullst for Queen Viotorja aijcj her family and suite, the man who cured the Earl of Derby of long standing deafness, to whom I paid SI, 000 for treatment. By following "Sir. Train's advice in the use of my own remedies, which I believe to be natural remedies, my hearing has Improved one hundred per cent, and I feel assured shall I soon be en tirety cured. The people of this country have entirely mistaken Mr. Train's character. He has been true to truth, as ho viewed it, all his life, and because he has fought sin gle handed and alone, the corruption and false notions of society, he has been called a lunatic. Because he has been true to himself, and has taken care of himself, and has put himself forward, as every natural and true man should, he is called an egotist. I wish more of these people had similar egotism. He believes that the people of this country would recognize truth, vir tue and manhood, and choose him as their leader; and if they don't do It this time, it will be because, as he says, they are a race of dogs ; because they love corruption, crime, intemperance, disease and death, !etter than honesty, truth, purity, temperance, health, manhood and long life. Mr. Train has been in fourteen jails as prisoner, and every time was unjustly put there. Since the Young. Men's Christian association instigated the proceedings which put him in the tombs for publishing extracts from the Bible, and the people left him there for six months without making any attempt to -take him out, and would have let him die there, he has decided that the American people are a race of dogs, without any manhood, and not fit to have such a ruler as he would make. He now declines to lecture, write or epigram, or do anj--thing to save such a people ; for ho says they are not worth saving, and he insists that he does not belong to the race, and indignantly declines to be their chief. No amount of money could in duce him to lecture to such a people. He is a man of fortune, and declines to do anything for the sake of making money. He could any day command a hundred thousand dol lars to let hls.name be connected with a banking or mercantile house. He sold out his Interest in the Cred it. Mobilier and Pacific Railroad be cause he would not be connected with enterprises that were used for corrupt purposes. He now owns five thousand lots in Omaha, which will eventually be worth millions of dol lars. ;He has already settled a fortune upon his .wife and children, who live part of the time in Kew York, and part of the time in Europe. He has one daughter and two sons. His wife and daughter are now in New York, and his boys are In Germany being educated. Thinking that your readers might be interested in this hasty sketch of the most remarkable man on this planet, I make these notes as an act of justice to Mr. Train, a man who, I believe can do more to promote the health, happiness and long life of the American people than any other living man. P,espectfully yours, E. P. Mixlek. A Colored Parson Abandons His White Wife. Before Recorder "Warren of Pater son, N. J., Elizabeth Turner, wife of the Rev. Robert Turner, sued her husband, May 1, for the support of herself and her child. The peculi arity of thecase is that the reverend gentleman is a full-blood negro, and nis wire is a white woman, she has a clear complexion, and Is very prepossessing in her appearance. When she appeared in the court with her little daughter, the latter ran over to her father and seated herself on his knee. The pair were married sixteen years ago in England, and emigra ted to this country four or five years ago. At first Turner was employed in the Pennsylvania coal mines, but after a time he felt himself called to preach, and the African M. E. Conference of 1873 assigned him to a pastoral charge in Patterson. Soon Turner becan to neglect his wife. He frequently remained out until four or rive o'clock in the morning, and, on being remonstrated with, said it was his religious duties which kept him out. He objected to her taking in washing, saying that It looked unbecoming a minister's wife to do washing for other people; but she persisted in doing it because she was able to earn $10 a week and that was the main support of the family. Things went on from bad to worse, until the reverend Turner stayed from home altogether, and his wife was compelled to have him arrested. He accused her hav ing attempted to poison him at one time, but she proved that his sickness at the time was caused by eating too many waffles and app?e-dumplings. He then said that sho was opposed to his be ing a preacher, or having any con nection with the church; but she de clared she was roud or him as a preacher, and that she kept him as well dressed as any member of the Conference. The reverend gentle man at length agreed to live with his wife again, and support her, and the pair started for South Camden, to which place Turner was assigned by the last Conference. New York Sun. Come Oat of It. "We have waited patiently for a returning sense of dccupy upon the part of those editors of political pa pore In this State who have joined themselves to the Grange move ment in Missouri to come out of it They have had a very gentlemanly order from Grand Master Allen to quit, and it seems strange that they still wait foranotherinvitation. In hanging on to the organization you partially paralyze its efforts, for good and throw upon it a suspjojon. ftova which it should be free. The Grangers would respect you more highly as an outside ally, than as an inside hanger-on and bummer. "Will you wait uu til the order (s forced to expel yoii, o.r wjll yqu come out like a man and take your places in your own party and battle manfully for principles, and leave the Grange organization free to approve or dis approve your position. Come out, gentlemen, for the honor of the pro fession of journalism, come out from where you are not wanted. Moberly (Mo.) Monitor. 400,000 AOEES! 01? Tl FINEST Elkliorn Yallcy-Lands! FO.VMU IE. XUT. OXjABS, Wisner, - - Ueb. THESE J.ANHS ABB tbe maiket and tbe COKVENIENT TO FINEST in the STATE ! And will be sold at from $2.50 to $5.00 PER ACRE Fer Cash or on LoagTisae. X3T a ktt. C'VTJT .-TYm n wrttr i mat -uii., xj -u.-v. Jjuiuil vx x svxxr; ETS for sale at O. & N. W. Dv pot, bearing coupons which will le taken at full cost in payment for land. F" ezstxa..i3a. U stovz st.o: E. F. cook; 537 14th St, bttw DoigUa udJfi. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper and'Sbett Iron Wre, and dealer In Cooking and Heating stores Stamped, Japanned and French, Wre on hand. Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spswtlngand JooWork done and warranted. febftf Ladies' Fashionable lCloak a.id Dress Maker. Promenade Suits, ETentng Dr. is. Wedding Suits, Morning Wrappers, Coxtaj'Ae, eat to or der in the latest Parisian style. Marine car ried on fashlonabl. cutting and'aHUac for la dtos in .11 Its branches In tha wta rinltili in u. and centres ot fashion In Europe, aad America, I tak pleasure In lntrododng myself to tbe ladies of Omaht. Satisfaction iaaranteed In rerj department of my pro Session. So. S00 lSUs KtlVvt. oc2yl &"B. WfLF. CAKRIAGK, BUGGf3 WAG01N manufacturer, N. E. COBNEB of 14th and HJLBNlTi 8TS, WOULD respectfully annoaae. to the .pub lic that be Is now ready to fill all con tracts in the abore lines witk Beauiess and dispatch. ft stsrExpress wsgons constantly on hand and for sale. 11. IKKBE. 'SS. KAXBACH. GBEUE k KaEBACH, 15th st. letween Fsrcham sosP arney sts. OMAHA, - -NEB. jcaxrr ACTCKEl 07- Spring and FarnVfWagons, BUGGIES AHD CAMklkaBS. Dealers In and iiiiiiufiiHssis of AGRICULTURAL IMPtEKENTS! '"DABTICULAR ATTENTION (TAW TO X HOBSKSHOEIaTa.tr aWBepesxing ef wagons and bUcksialtaing promptly donest reasonable prices. myeUwCm aims. a. k.vahdekck Eoleotio Phyncaiiii Residence and office 250 Dodge st beMtk aad 15tb sts. A- Special sttenUon paid to obstetAud dis ease ntwullar to women aad chlllsssl.'i. Otf. Wood! Wood! Immense Reduci A T S. P. BBIGGS YARD, CKB OF Vlh and' Chicago Streets. GJB Wcolf7 00; Soli J. oo. S'ot. Wood' or number of iter. Terr ofeean. an mmy ui CoaMfte. Daily Eerie. Ornci Omaha Daily Bee, May 19, 1874. , Uttle change is observable in the condition of monetary affairs in this city. Trade continues steady, with no change In prices for to-day. Eastern commercial papers re port dullness In their respective markets. OMAHA JfsVBKETa. Carefully Corrected JDsllr DRY GOODS. J. J. BBOWN & bbo., Cor. 14th Douglas Streets. PRINTS. and American Albion Aliens ...ri. Connestoga 9 C 10 911 Dannells. Truman's- Garner A C Hamilton Merrimack D a 10 10 10 Oriental . Pacific Mills.. Sprsgues,. BBOWB DRILLS. Amoskaac. Augusta ...- Ererett O G. Great Falls- BLEACHEC SHEETINGS. Feppencll S-4.... do -,... do 10-4 ... do ll-i..J. Waltham 8-4 . do JM. d. 10-4- BROWN SHEETINGS. Indian Heads....... PeDDereU E fine do K tin. do O fine do N fi un do sheeUng 8-4...... do do 9-4 .. - Puttman A A.. . ,. , ,, Stark A .. CORSET JEANS. Amoskeax. Kearsarge satin- icouia saun.... Naumkeag satin. Peppenell satin DENIMS. Amoskear Arkvrlcbt. bias. Btarer Creei: A Hap Maker, Un. India, B B blue and brown, New York, B. i nis, a a., Otis, C C. Oakland Warren BB do A. BLEACHBD SHIRTINGS. AuditMCogglng 4-2 a a. ao ao Boot, 8 ao a -4 Fruit of the Loom do do do 100... Gold Medal Hope...- Mew York Mills- Wamasatta . Lonsdale.. QIKGRAMS. Middlesex. Olensrms... TICKINGS. Amoskeag, a e a do A do B Conestoga, A Fr. do B do God MedaL... YANKEE NOTIONS- KURTZ MOHR A CO. St. 231 Farnham SPOOL COTTON. Clark's O. Coat's Merrick's.. Domeslle.. British - 70 70 .A itfQt ol . . s 00y oo - $ 90 HOalERT. PAPEB COOLABS. Pickens1 best- King William... Domes Ue-. A'Ss - 'si ! 00 !S0 Santley SHAWLS. Ottoman strips, , H J56 50 SHIRTS. J White oomnioa- $10 50 15 00 SO CO taedmm.. ' custom made... Percale.... ....... Calico t 120034 CO 4 75x7 50 OVEKALLS. Brown drill.... .i. ' dnck...... ...:.. Blue drill ... y tC 507 25 , 7 759 00 - 7 00l7 50 duck 8 009 50 Whit. ..8 009(0 COESETK.-' French whalebone. Ojr own.. . ,$5 25a3 00 15 00 22 50 $ 9 00 12 CO 1S0J Comet... SPUING 8K1BTS. Linen printed ........ " ruffled .. " fluted ir & GEXERALCOMMISIQX, .T. O. Hosenfkld gives us the following quotations this day : Butter, active, choice roll 2833, common 1520 ; Eggs, brisk, 10 ; Apples, 8 08 50 per barrel; Live Chickensin demand from 3 00 2 25 per dozen; Turkeys, C 00 ; Qr anges and Lemons, aro advancing, Qranjes 8 50 per box, Lemons 8 25 per box. HARDWARE. JOIIX T. XDOAK. IRON. Common bar Hortj.sko.bar $ Norway nail rod.. Cast plow &TBEL. 12 11 1X3 22 259 0 725 825 uermon- American casn, octagon and square Jesaan'a EnrlUh da do jBardea's horse shoes, per keg uo muie ao ao , Vorthwestern horse nails 22a 23 Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 per cent, 8tor half patent axles, discount 10 per cent. NAILS. lOd to 601 per keg 440 465 4 90 5 15 5 90 740 8 15 540 5 65 5 15 540 565 15 70 pre SO pre 35 do 30 pre 23 do 25 pre (5 pre 45 do 20 do 43 pre 40 pre 8u ao d da 44 do 3d do 3d fin. do lod nnls'ng do 8d do do Cd do do lOd casing do 8d do do &1 do do Wrought, all sites ... BOLTS. Carriage and tlre.......dlscount BUTTS. Narrow wrought, fart Jointdiscount Cast, loose pin rTersible. do MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure forks......dlscouat Hoea and gaiden rake-. do HINGES, Strap and T .-discount WRENCHES. Tail's black . discount Coe's immitatloa.-. ..-. do Coe's genuine.-... do SCREWS. Ameriesn Iron do brs AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SCTTHICS. H Holt's Ha.Test King,per dot, net.- Champlan -.-....... HeabTs Eureka do red .... STACKS A9D SUOVSLS. Bowlsnd'sNo2 black shorels, D H do do polished do do do do black spades da .- Moore da polished do do do's "spring point" L H shorels AXES. Lippencott's Western Crown-. do do do bcTefed COFFEE MILLS. Parke's No 3, Iron boiJ.-.net i do do 103 do do do25 Union lrah.. eo do 35 do Brttania FILES. HancraTe, Smith A Co., discount American File Cb do HAMMERS. Maydole's, AENol, 1X,3. Hammond s A E. No ,,.- do do do a ..,,,, do Enzlne.r's No 1 do do do do do do HATCHETS. Morris' shingling, No 1 do do do 2 ,,,, do do do do elw do 1 do do do ,1 , '123 12 CO 10 00 900 12 00 18 00 12 00 IS 03 13 50 13 00 13 50 525 5 75 11 00 13 00 SO pre CO do $9 00 10 50 10 00 13 50 14 00 $7 00 8 00 900. 7 SO 850 LEATHEK. Bufalu S. sola emioc-. sols Mo 1 do do No 2 do do dam do spaa sol. Mod .. do do dam do nsrnrss . 35 . u 8) 12 . 28 S3 43 . 39 . 123 . 75 26 - 43 . 1 50 . 1 00 45 S3 34 31 85 2 40 46 41 1 50 125 30 48 1 60 1 SO 44 90 60 2 35 1 (4 sw do line- do bridle do calf do kip. do nDoer V f i Oak sole V m do calf do alp- ao 1 F'chealf Jodots pr da. Other Bran 1 dis-rat Frstach Up sr .73 00 . 1 75 - 144 wt,pr. ,-WK lUHMsw.- SKINS. Dry flint prtt Cry salted 17 15 6 S 1 25 Green- Green salted... Jan. and Feb, pelts- nnrariicg.. Lamq skin.. CEMENT. Rose ii dale.. J 00 8-5 Water 11ns. SOAPS Powell Co., Soap monufacturere. Sapo Tablico, 6 l-26 S-4; Savon Republic, do., Chemical Olive, 6 to 6 1-2; Palm, 5514; German Mot led, 6 l-4a6 1 ART GOODS AN UPHOLSTEREB'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farnham Street, furnishes the following quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; S inch 15c; polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; 3 inch 21c Berlin gilt, 1 inch 615c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch 18 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 iuch 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 8 inch 1530c Window shades. Plain bands. 6 feet,' all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00 4 00; each t dditiohal foot, 75c per pair. REPPS. Union -ind all wool terry, per yard 1 603 jO; Imperial, plain and -tri-ped, 2 50a8 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00;' straw, 3 00a4 00; Excelsior. 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. Subject to change of market without notice. WM. M. FOSTI3R, . On U. P. R. R. track bet. Farnham and Doug las. GEO. A. HOAGLAim Joists, studding and sills, 20 ft, and an- UU . IA OTer20tt,eachaddiUooalft add'l. Fencing No l-..... ... do No 2 . SO .23 00 .21,00 1st common boards., . 22(00 2nd do do .... "A" stock boards, 10 and 12 inch "B" do do do do "? do do do do lt clear, 1, 1. 1 aad 2 inch .. 2d do do do do .... 3d do do do do ...i Flooring, clear..... ... do 1st common-. ... do 2d do do 3d do ... do narrow, ! r r.. ,. 20 00 45 00 35 00 .. 30 00 65 00 55 00 45 00 50 00 40 00 32 50 25 00 ... 43 00 35 00 32 50 S0 00 27 50 26 00 24 00 20 00 1S00 .. 4 50 isi ciear ceiling j incn: 2d do do j2 inch.....; ist ao ao y. lnca xa ao do J, lac! 1st clear siding-.....- 2d do do 1st common siding.--2d do dttZL. "A" shlngles.rr. Extra No 1 shaules 350 300 SSo 850 "K Common No 1 shingles. LathperlOOO-i- D1U picks- ear 100 Square doVdo io . O G Batten'per Uneal fr.. Bough dodo do WINDOWS, (Glased.) 83 percent off Chicago list. jfc DOOBS, (Wedged.) 23 m- cent .ITCl loaco list. T tvno 80 per cent off list. White lime perbbi .S1 75(g2 00 .. 3 0033 25 3 503 75 40 4 OS LonlsTille cement per bbl....... Plaster parls per bbl Plastering hair per buhel.. Aarrea ieit.. Plastering board, OILS. PAINTS, GLASS, etc N.I. D.SOLOMON. ROBERT C. STEELL. BRADY McAUSLAND. Coal Oil S 19 Linseed Oil, raw. 105 " " bl'd 1 10 Turpsntlne. SA Headlight Oil 28 t rautl,No.l..$ At (I (I 2 " " winterT" " "straln'dl LubricaUng ) . PAINTS, AC White Lead, St. Louis, Srtictir Pure J " Fancy Brands Putty in Bladders.. " " Bulk Eusnirkl Glass, colors, l q. it.......... .. 1 00 fiat uias. 50 T c discount TIN, SHEET-IRON. TTIRE. C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. TIN TLATE. CUARCOAt, 10x11 IC, fair qulitr..m,... $13 00 . 13 L0 . It! 5.1 . 14 00 10X14 Jc. lnrt quality.. X J1 l.v UU do 13x12 IO do do 12al2IX do 11x20 IC do lx?0IX do 14x20 IXX do 14x20 IXXX 10 plate DC 100 plate DX. 17 00 15 50 , 17 50 20 50 23 50 23 50 14 00 17 00 20 00 15 00 16 00 12 50 27 50 32 80 28 00 21 00 do (best quality). do do 100 plate DXX 100 plate DXXX Roofing IC charc&al Roofing IX do 10x1410' coke do do do do do do do do do do 20x23 IC charcoal roofing.... vjxzh it; cnarcoal roonng.. eixii i.. cnarcoal... 10x20 coke (for gutters)..- BLOCK TIN. Large piga, 35 36 38 smau pigs, Bar tin ZINC. Sheet tin 25 to 38 in do do do lr. half casks ., do do do in 250 casks. Sheet 24 to .15 inches persheet Tinners sol Jei (extra refined..... "11 12 25 23 21 02 ao ao no. 1. ..... do do roofiug 114 """'' SHEET IRON, First quality, Numbers 16 to 24.., 6 c2 ? f 23 IS ao ao ao Z5- da do do 26 do do do S7- Charcoal, both sides sniothe ao so 24-. do do 16-. do do 27 Juniata, No. 24. ao ao zc do do 27 .. Russia perfect 7 to 1. ao no. J, siaincd. Less than fall bundles, add one cent. "A"Amerlcaq immltst'n Bussls, all Nos. xe man tun bandies, add one tent. GALVANIZED. No. 14 to 20- ... list 15 do 21 to 24 ,, , , ..... ,... .- do 16 do 25 to 25 ...... do 17 do 97,,,,,,.. . do 18 do 28 . do 20 Full bundles discount 15 per cent COPPER. Braziers fi to 9 .... 43 do 10 to 12 lb 42 do 12J4tol00B 33 Sheathlnir, 14 and 16 ox.. 37 Planished, 14 and 16 ox .. 45 Nos. 7, 8 and 9, Planished .. 4S Bolt copper . ,, . 50 Copper bottoms... ... 38 BRIGHT WIRE. 9 10 11 UK 1 Nos. 0 to 6 14 8.8.9 "13 10,11 16 13 14,14 20 19 Nos. 15,16 17 13 19 20 Per b uDdle 15 percent dlsooan GROCERIES. STEELE - JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST. CLARE - FREirCH COR. FARNHAM AND llTH ST. PUNDT, METER 4 RAAPKE, 212 FARN HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS MORGAN Gallagher, 205 Farn ham st. WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN - CO., 247 jKiuffia- au J.J. brown A BBO.. Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. SUGARS. Granulated pr lb. Powdered do llK-ll llkatl Crashed do Bat cat loaf do Standard A do Circle A do Extra C . do Yellow C do -.l2Mal N choice do . Bio choice pr la do prim, do do good Jdo OOJaTaJ COFFEES. 2CUs27 2626K 25-25U 31-35 SYRUPS. Common pr ga. on 3515 6065 7080 80 uooa ao Choics) do .do N O mnlsssss RICE. Rangoon choice 8s9 do do ..... do . 11 loVZ 10 CANDLES. 18 IS 7 9 10 M Wesk A Co 1C-17 bchofers jsyix. SOAP. MisourIYrlIey 6Ka ivirs's aTon.. M. Wesk A Co Pchofer's German- ;i? 7a7 Kirk's standard- do sterling- 4a44 45 4550 5S7 57a65 5053 7595 16Kal7 1212 131SS 8 9 14141. PLUO TOBACCO. BUck goods, Western .- do do Virginia do do Lorrrlard'i ungnt ao do do . do do Virginia. NatTral o' DDIED FBUITS California -peschea per oound do ppias ao Sjite do do -New currants, do prunes. do German cherries.. 17 21 S3a40 $3 40 124 ao tiac-berries do rasDberries.. do ravins pr box- do seedless rules per pound SALT. New In barrels- .S3 80a3 00 4 505 75 do dairy . 6ANNED UOOD3. 2 pound can Myer's oysters per ose 1 do do do do do 2 do do Wlllun's do do 2 do do peaches do do 3 do do d do do . Tomatoes, 2 pound cans, per ease do 3 do do do ft 23.4 50 . 2 50a2 73 . 4 004 21 .4 75a5 09 . 6 75750 . 3 503 73 500 550 ,5 75-i 00 6 00 4 755 50 GO) 559 25-75 . 401 (JO GOal 25 wiu, iropuy, ptrcase- uo ttiuuow ao do Yarmouth do Strawberries, per case , Raspberries, do do Pineapples, do do ., TEAS. Oolongs per pound. Young Hyrou, per youcd Gunpowder, do do .... FLOUR. Go'd Dust XXXX Iowa City California 3 10 3(0 . 4 75a5 00 BAGS. Gunnies, hcary weight do light do . Burlaps, four busbel. . 1S319 17(413 1319 13 3031 S1W5 1 35al44 CO ISaTO 3546 Dundee gunnles- .Uralnbaxs, Auioskeg A do do Ludlow a -.. ,,,,.,. , SPICES. Nutmegs, renan- best,per pound Clorei Jo do Alspice Jo do Cinamon bark do da f BAKING POWDER. Manufactured by the Imperial Bak Powder Co., Omalia, Neb. 1 Dpxes . perd.r J4 B boxes...-. Jo Hlb boxes . : j0 5 m boxes. .. do Inbulk.iier lb. In 2-5,50 and 10) lb lots 425 240 1 30 13 50 30 CIGARS. A. E. Simpson, Manufacturer, 532 loth Street. H. Upman m, 8 35 00 33 00 35 00 40 00 43 00 50 0i) SO CO 75 CO C5 00 50 00 CO 00 75 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 75 L0 ecosirucion Grand Central UnlrerssJ...... do do do lara do do do do do do do do do do do do La Boquet Simon Puro Partlgas .... Yours Truly...... Gold Medal La Espanola... Triple Crown Henry Clay De Ylller, Y VUIer..., 1876 CALHOUN" MILLS FLOUR. Wholesale depot 54S 14 th Street. Half barrel ",.,., 2 90 J. SCHOONiVAKER & SON pnOFEiirrora or the PITTSBURG-. WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS PITTSBURG, PA. 3itA.slliIocl 1Q3S. Msnufacturers of Strictly' Ture "While Lead, KrU Lead, Litharge Futtj. fo'.ors Dry ami in Oil. PURS VSRBITSR GREEy, The Btronjjeit and brightest green manuf.icturered. GUABANTEE. We gnT. ntco oir brand of Strictly Pure White caJ to be fr from impurities, and will pay S50 in gold for erery ounce of adul )0ia'.ion found in this pacLaze. uir"Siu J. &CUOONMAKEB A SON VandaliA HOTTTE BAST. O THAItfS DAILY LK.VVK ST. tOUIS WITH Pullman Palace Cars THK0UQH WITHOUT CHAHQE TO Indianapolis- Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. Columbus, Pittsburg, Pniladelpliia, Baltimore, Wasningfcon, NEW YORK Arrival of Trains from the West ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston TICKETS OSS53PV& N. K. corner foartb fe Che-tnnt st., St.Loala, and at the Prlclpl Ba II wy OBcea la Use West. CHAS. BABCOCK, C E. RUSSELL, fTthern Pass. Ag't. West'n Pass. Ag't. Dallas. Texas. Kassaj Utt, JOHN E. SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLETT, Oen'l Supt., Oen'l Pass. Ag' t. a29tf ISDIAJAPOLIS. ST. LoCIS. Established In. 1851. JT.-' jIt-E7 17-A T3iO62 13th St., bet FanihaM and Haraej. AU kind of TAILOPJNO, fXEANINQ aad BEPAIiUNG done at reasonable rataa aprxetf MRS. It H. PALMER, Fashionable Dressand Cloak Maker, Booms, 262 Douglas St. near .15.h, (Up Stair. I cut from actual measurement not from patterns and wlU gurante satisfaction in all sacs, C-tllBj and Flltb? a Speclalt y. & NORTH WES'N -,cc--r. The Popular Route from o m: j e: a. TO Chicago and the East ! AND THE Only Slreot Iloute TrW-Urloo.Fart Dodre,Iraissiqae,I Crosse, VrsUrie Da CtUe . Wluoasv. St. Paul. Dulntb., Jaxtc-wllle, H.no. s la, tim a., Kaclsio, tttewcss'a Point. W-Ortawts, Oatshfea , oa DmLse, MsmUmm sua HUwastssc. It Being the Shortest snd FUst Comsleted Lin. Between OMAHA and CHICAGO, Constant lmpror-tu nts hare taken place in the way of reduclnr (trade, and placing Iron with Steel Bail, adding to iu rolling stock, new and Elegant DAT aad sLKEPISfl CARS Equipped with the "Westlucfaousa Air Braaa" and "Miller Platform." establishing comforta ble and commodious Eating Houses, oSeringall tbe comforts of trareling the age cam produce. From- to lOFast Express Trains run each way dally over the Tarious line of thla load, thus securing to the trateler selecting thi route sure and certain counectloaa In aay di rection he may wish to go. Principal Cnectl-s. AT MISSODBI VALLEY JUNCTION, for Sioux C ty, Yankton and point reached via Sioux City and Pacific railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge, Des Moines. Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MARSliALLforSt. Paul, flnneapo Is, Duluth, and northwestern point. AT CEDAB RAPIDS for Waterloo, Cedar Falls, ( harlea Cltr, Burlington and St Louis. AT CLINTON for Dubuqne, Dualelth, Prai rie du Cblen, La Crosse, and all point en the icigo, Clinton auu uuouque, nu inicago, AJUDuque ana uinneeoia rail AT FULTON for Freeport. Racine -tllwau- i. kea and all points in Wisconsin AT CHICAGO lth all railway line leading ont of Chicago. Through tickets to all eastern citiea rla this line can do procured, and any informat on ob tained, concerning Boute, Bates, etc., at the Company's of&ce. 218 Farnham street, Omaha, and also at the pi ind pal Tic-etOtfice along the line of theU. P.R.B. VBaggage checked through to all principal Eastern points, W.H.STENNETT, MARVIN HUGHITT. Uen'l Passng'r Ag't. Gen. Sup't. J. II. LACEY. C. G. EDDY, Ticket Ar'I, Omaha. Gen'I.Ag't Omaha. uichlSrl Omaha & St. Louis Short Line. 1874! The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R la the only dire j line to r. LOTJI AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE "WEST NO CHANGE i can between Omaha and St. Louis ana b tor o between OUAUA anu fiaW YOUa,. This the Only -Jae running a fULLTIAN SLEKPIXO OAlt EAST KHO.U UMAItA, ON AKKIYAI OI-' TUB UNION PACIFIC EXPKEJi- T1U1S. 3-Paiwnj;ers tjkiug other routes haTe a dlugieeabh) transfer at tbe Hirer sutlou. 8 PASSKNKKIt THAINS DA1LT I UEACHINO ALL EA3TEEK AHD WE3TESH 0ITIE3 With less Changes and In lima. adrince of olhr a his Entire Line Is equipped rlth Pullman's Pulaec Sleepitij Cars, Palace Day Coacliw and Chair Cars, Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Weatinghouse Air Brake. tTSee that your tickets read rla KauaauiCJty. N Joseph A Coaneil Uluffit llalrod. Via Omaha and Si. Louit. Ticket for sale st cor. Tenth and Farnham streets, and U. P. Depot, Omaha. J03.TEnON, Pass. Agt. GEO. L. BRADBURY. Gen'l Agent. J. F. BABNABD, A.aDAWE3. Gen'l 1'ass. Agt., t. Joseph. uen'i aupt. St. Joseph. ttf LEAD PENCILS The following Premiums haTe been awarded for Dixon's American Graphic OR LEAD PENCILS: Gold Medal of Progress, Yleara, 1873. Tint Premium Ciaelaaattl Ia-as- trial Fair, 1875. First Premium Brooklyi, iadis trial Exposltloa, 1873. Far Famples er lnferaatloa addreath Jos. Dixon Crucible Co., Orestes Cleeveland, s't m7 2m JEE3EY CITY, N J. Southern Jiotel, rro-tla. os 4th, ft- ud Walaat-- St. Louis, - Mo. L.aveill9, "Waxnar & Co., 'oorletorp The Southern Hotel la first-class in all IU appointment. Its tables are at il times sup plied in the greatest abundance, Tslth all the delicacies the market afford, Its clerks and employes are all polite and attentive to the wants of tbe guests ot the hotel. There Is an Improved elevator leading from the first floor to the upper one. Railroad and steamboat ticket offices, news stand, and western Anion Telegraph offlce In tl Xotunda of hotel. WILLIAM SEXAUER. 223 Far-aim Street, Omala, Htb WHOLXIALX ASD aXTAi- D-AXXK IX I HIMTOIE, BEDD1IG, ETC. Sock Island and Pacific II. It. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FEOit OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, Via Dee JXoines. Darenport and Bock Island, o All Passenger Trains are equipped with the 1!5V?V0X:3X P-tkxt Ant Bka3 and IHUer's Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. 2 Fast Express Tralas LeaTe Dally, Oinnecting as follows : X1 ?ESiJ0.IjrJS.w.Uh the M- Valley Kailroad, lor Osluloosa, Ottumwa, Keokuk and St. Lonis. AT U1UNNF.LL with the Central Railroad of Iowa, for all points north to St. PauL AT WEST LfBERTT with tbe Burlington, Cedar Rapid A Minnesota l-llro-dT for Burlington, Cedar Rapids. Dubuque A St Paul, At WILTON JUNCTION with the fcouth-Western nranch, for Muscatine Washington and all pulnu south. AT DAVEMORT with the Davenport A St. Pai-1 Railroad for po!nts north. AT hOCK IsLAND with the Western Union IIroad for Freeport, Beloit, Kaclne, Mil waukee and all points in northern I Jinol and Wisconsin. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocklord, Rock island and St. Louis Railroad for Su Louis and points south. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Rock Island Kailroad for Peoria and points east. AT BUREAU JUNC. with breach. forHen ry. Larere. Chlllicothe and Pirl AT LA SALLE with the Iliinol Central Ball road for noints nort hxn.i atinl. AT CUIClGO with ail line Last", North and South. THROUGH TICKETS lo all Etern cities, via this line, can be procured, and any infor mation obtained, concerning points, at th t'eket oflee of thecompanr, lis Farnham St., Omaha, aad also at the principal ticket offices along the line of the U. P. R, 8. sTTse CTieckeU Ttirongb to Principal Kaatern Poiuta. all A. M. SMITH, H. RIDDLE, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't, Uen'l Sup't Chicago. Chl-axo. J. H. LACEY. S.S STEVENS. Ticket Agent, Gen'l Western Ag't a2Stf Omaha Omit. M. Keller, Proprietor of tho RISING SUN Al'.O LOS AXVGELES VHVEYKDS. Depot for the sale of hU NATIVE WINES AND BR,J.jTX)IE1S ZkX. &ZiZBR dfc Co., Cornerof Batlcry amrWashlngtonSta. SAIf PltAXCISCO, mat 7 ll CA1. ALEX. J. LCIIOAT. SATH'L C. iltTDSO.. WM. U. HODSOX J A3. O. B-TLE- ST. LOUIS TOBACCO. WORKS. Leggat, Hudson & Co., Man'ifurturcrs of every ar-u Fino" Cut C-ewing AND 8XOKINO TOBACCO Our Special Brands: FIXE CUTSt SXOKIXO: INGLESICE. BULLION. MONTANA. BEAUTY. GILT EDGE, Ill Our Tobaccos Strlctlj lYaraate-. OFFICE AND NALKMHOOX Cor. Second & Vine Streets, It. Xiouis Mo, ms-7Inio PASSENG-ERS Going East or South from Omaha And Points on U. P.B.B., should take thi "LINCOLN ROUTE" VIA TUK ATCHISON & NEBRASKA RAILROAD ! And secure for themselTes the choice of Six popular itoutesfrom Atehlson to Cklcago aad St. LmIs, All making Bellable Connections and being Equipped -lth Palace Bay and Sleeping Oar All delay and IncoaTenience arriTlng from Ferries atd transfers can be arolded West of Chicago and St. Louis by securing Tickets Tia ATCHI80S aad the ATCHaSUS SEBRAjiKA BAI-HOAB. Direct and Bellable Connections art also mads with the A. T. A S. F. K. B. for the Great Irkamsas Taller k Celera4o, And with all lines running South to points la Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory. Ask for Tickets Tia LINCOL & ATCHISON CHAS. OSMTTH, Gen'l Sept. la Hf W. T. WHITE Uen'l Pass. Ag't. Aieu?sa. Kaasaa . ADVERTISE IS THE Chicago, eiaces bbV -i i FsVwfeawe O OO1 Or Satrai-Coatfed, CoaceatnUotf, Root aad Herbal Jalce, AbU. BHIobs Grannies. IrEITX; GIANT" CATltiKTIC. or Maltam In Parro Physic. The noTtlty of modem jredica.. Chemical d Pharmaceutical Science No use of any longer Ukinit the large. npuWre and nauseous pin. composed of cheap, crude, and bclfcy ingredienu! when wo can by a careful application of chemical eclence. eitracr all the cathartic and other moil, final propertie from the most tahiabie roots ana berb,aaa concentrate them into a mlncta Gran, ma. aearcelr larger ihao a Banataur aoej, that can be readily s allowed by those ot the monsensitiYO rtomaebs and Cutidiocs tastes. EicaiiuIcPursativo Pellet rspresect. la Qt concentrated form, as much cathartic porsr as I embodied la any of tha larto pill found lot sale In the dra; shops. Froa their wonderful ea, l -tic power, la prortloa to their Ue, people who hare not tried them are apt to fnpposo that Ihey r harsa or dratie la effect, but snch is not at all the cat e different actiro medicinal prin ciples of which ther ara composed belnz ao bar. njnlzed and modilcd. one br tha others, aa to produce a moil acarrhinsx and lor otlX,yrt KCUtljrandl-luairoptjratUlsr catfaartl 50O Reward Is hereby oSVred by th pro prfctor of iheso Pellet, to any chemist who, upon analysis. vlU Cnd in them an Calomel or un ui mercury ot any oer suaatal polsoa. Betas; entirely vegetable, aopartfos-r caro is .-cqalred white cstns them. They ope rate without disturbanco to tho constitution, dirt or occupation. For Juundlcr. IIca4acl, Constipation, Impure Rlood. Pain. In tho Mhoulders, TlK-Tttiesa of tko Chest, OlzziucBM. Sonr Eractallons of tho Stomach, Uad taste la tooth, Bilious attacks. Pala la region of Kidneys, Internal Ferer. Illoatcd feeling about Btoaaach. Rust of Blood to Head, IIIg Col ored Urine, Unsociability- and. GIooRsr Porebodlngsv, taks Br. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. la explanation of tho remcdUlpowcr of my r.r- fitlre PcllctaoAcrrocTcataT-rletyof diseases. wish to say that their action upon ta animal economy in nnlversal, not a gland or tissue escaping their sana tive Impress. Alto doe cot Impair thear their icar co-Ucacd bolns enclosed la glass bottles prescrto their lrtnes unimpaired for aay le-cthoftlme. in any climate, so thaithey aro af. ways fresh and reliable, which is not tho ca with the pihs fonnd in the drag stores, pat op la cheap wood or patc-board boxes. Becollect tha. fjrnli diseases where a Laxative, Altera tiro or Purgative is indicated, thesd lltu Pellet wilt Kle the cost perfect ctlan u all wtj use them. They are sold by alt enterprising Druggists at U3 cents a bottle. Do sot allow any druist to lndaco yea to late anything- elsi that bo may say 1 fast aa food aa my Pelleto because ha makes a larcet profit ca that which ho recommends. IT your druggist cannot snpply them, enclose S3 cents, sod receive them ny retnnt mail from B. V. riEXCE, T. ., ProjV.. . " XSV-TAZ.O, K. IT. ASK FOR PYLE'S OK SALERATUS! -AND BAKING SODA! 33 -.? ZH- TT Sold by Pundt. Meyer A Itaapkeand Whitney, Bauserman A Co. DON'T BUT! UNTIL. YOU II AVI. CAREFULLY EXAMINED :2raw LOW RT5fE"R.VOIR AS WE II A . .. . OOD BIVS0K3 why ther will do your work. Quick and Easv, Cheap and Clean. 1 1 They arecbejpest to buy, sbs They are best to use, tf Ther baXe errnly and quickly, ?1T Their operation Is perfect, """"J Tbcy hare always a eood draft, - Thej aromaileortkebe8tBatcrIaI They roast perfectly, sss ss They require but little fuel, ssssf They are Tery low priced, LfJ They are easily mansced, They are suited to all localities, QQ ETery storeir-aranteedto glre satisfaction. SOLD BV- Excelsior Man'fg Co., ST. LOUIS, M0.f ANDnr M. ROGERS, - tS a-. T SJQ -S-SBl.4J CASTLE BROS., IMPORTERS OF TEAS AND Xast India Good, 213 and 315 F ft ONT STREET San Franci California. meh&iui PLATTE YALLEY REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, Local Agent for tho TJ. P. R. R. LANDS, Columbus, - ITob, Government Lands Located ! U. P. Lands Sold! Improved Farms and Town Eols for ON-LONG-TIME!! IcifAll Commiiaications Cheer fully Answered apSOtl 0XUST3, TO13IOE3, ETC., ETCt OTJK pA)ziapit sbbbbbbbbbbbBB'- "v yjEP. A UJ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSBjKL M M l 7sbbbs 2 I m H f JBsiP 2 ? 4iae-H. " 4 irvVlltw t -i i ' . i u si r-ja-7- J'b ISSISI.I,-