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C YCL OP AJEDIA
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The srork originally published under the title
of Ins. tw AHEUCl CTCtpPAXOlA u
completed in 1863, sinea which time the wide
circulation which it baaattalnediu all-parts of
tha Uai ed Slates, and the signal developments
which hare taken place in wry branch of
ecience, literature, and art bare Induced the
editors and publishers taaabmltlt to an exact
Si thorough jBrialoSUo Issue a new
tttion entitled, Tw Xp Crcioraa-
D Within thaWt ten yam the Fr
covery In wJsrf k7j?jftj
mulir saw work el wlereaa a, toaamlva
"rfce jaoTftinsnt of political aln has kept
pace with the discoveries of deni "
CuIUbI application to the iaduatrial and useful
irts and the convenience and refinement oi
social life. Great wan. and consequent revela
tions have occurel, involving national change,
of Deculiar moment. The eliil war of ourown
couVSy. which was at iu height when the hut
Tolumeof the old work ppeared, has happily
been ended, and a .new course of commercial
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largo accessions to our geographical know
edge have been made by the indefatigable ex-
'llie great political revolutions of the last
decade, with the natural result of the lapse of
time, hare brought into public Tlew a multitude
of new men, whose names axe in eTery one a
mouth, and of whose Uvea every one U curious
know the particulars. Great battle, hare
beeu fought and Important sieges uralnulucd,
oTwh"hluedeUiUiiyet Preserved
in the newspaper, or in the transient publica
tion" of the day. bu which ought now to take
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Swellings,
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SUITATJOV.
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JelTerson redical College, Philadel
phia, author of several valuable
works, cau be consulted on all dis.
eases of the Sexual and Urinary or
gans, (which he has made an es
pecial study,) either in -male or fe
male, no matter from what cause
originating, or how long standing.
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ters describing symptoms and en
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Price 10c
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Phy3lcloa aqil Surgeon, 104 Duane
street, 2f . Y.
OBSTACLES to.NlARIJIAGE,
HAPPY BELEIF TOR- ifOBNO MEX frost
the effects of hrrer snd Abuse, in early life.
Manhood -Restored. Impediments to Marriage
fcttaoved. Sew meO-aa. of treatment. Kew
and remarkable remedies. 9ooks and Circulars
ent free, la seals I envelopes. Address. HOW
ADASsoCIATIOy;iJo.S Booth WiBtifit
PailadelpbU, Pa., a Institution having a bjgfa
SEfL1!? k' "waasabj conduct and prof-
"What will the Grangers Dol"
Seth P. Mobley, who is blaster of
Central Star Grange !Nb. 518, and
member of the Nebraska State
Grange, expresses his views touch
ing the influence of-the Grange, in
"the Grand Is!aid Independent of
June 20th: -
There seems to "be a wonderful
anxiety in some quarters to know'
what action the Order of the Patrons,
of Husbandry will take in the ap
proaching campaign?. We do not
pretend to be very well posted as to
the intentions of that ortle'r in par
ticular, or other orders iu general,
bubwe do know that as an order it
vwillaot and ctinn6t take 'any po
UticaTactloB, bur the constitution of
the order does 'not contemplate de
priving the members of their rights
as citizens, and whena Grange has
been closed and is no longer at work
under the charter of the National
Grange, the members are "at perfect
" liberty to take any action they choose
as citizens, whether it be to Indulge
In a dance or hold a regular political
discussion, make stump speeches,
give a theatrical performance or
form themselves into a camp meeU
Ing. Belonging to theorder does
not deprive any one of his peroga
tives as an American citizen, as
some seem to suppose, and if the
industrial elements decide, for mu
tual benefit, to unite In forming a
political organization, outside of,
and independent of the Grange,
they have a perfect right to take
such action as they see proper.
When the gavel has been brought
down," the master declares the
Grango "closed," the members are
no longer working under tlio con
stitution rules or regulations of
8tate or National Granges, but are
at once at liberty to hold a woman's
rights convention if they choose.
If by joining the Order of Patrons,
one bartered away his civil rights
as a oltizen, its membership would
bo limited Indeed, but such is not
the case, and Patrons have exactly
the same liberties that are possessed
by other people.
That there is a prevailing senti
ment among the industrial classes
In favor of righting some of the flag
rant existing wrongs in political af
fairs, can no longer be questioned.
But the modus operandi by which
tijia a to be brought about remains
fur the fnturp tq tell. Thft tliero is
need for anew or independent party,
we do not believe. It seems to us
that it would bo quite as easy a
task" to correct wrongs in tho ex
iting party asto form a new party,
void of wrong, and wo take it, the
bent -means of purifying party and
preventing corruption is for the peo
ple everv where tq qttgnd the prjrna
rips with as much, If not;in6re"egerT
new tfeim they would the polls, and
Ao see to t "thupnphut capable
ana honest men are n nominated,.
-Select aaen whom you arp ponvincei
wlUorkToTthe-intcrestof thein
dustriaLand producing Glasses; so
lect them from' the industrlalclasses,
and then attend to it that no fraud
or chicanery, on the part of jtoliti
cal tricksters anil wire-pullers shall
be allowed to triumph over the
voice of the people.
political bummers are ever ready
to in'ake all inainjorqf promises, but
when tney have worked tberabelvps,
Jntq poHjtjoqs" these professional of:
flce-seekcrs are too often found ig;
ijoring " the powers that
made them, anil lending tljpjr ajd
to oppressive monopolies becausp
tliero is monoy in it.
That great wrong exists, whieh
the people have power to correct,
none can deny. That the mostof
these wrongs have grown from the
neglect of the wronged people, is
equally apparent. Too little atten
tion has been paid to principles qf
party by the common masses, and
too little importance has been given
lq primarcq which are in re-
alfty 'of Jtar? "BWrtJrMl-g HRt
general elections. Men have,
sought office too much, ' and ofll
qr3 have sought men too' sel
dom. It isattljo nr'mar'ea, and
not at tho elections whoro slates are
made out, and political bummers
and wire pullers put In their work;
nominating men who never could
have been placed hi nomination
had there been a general turn out by
the people, and thus in many in
stances placing in the field, tickets,
from all parties, that are the very
quintossenoe of trjpkcry: cqrruptiou
and meanness, and on ejection dty
the people are called upon to
"choose between two evils.''
That there should be a reform in
this respect is certain, and If the
people do not strive to redress exist
ing wrongs by taking steps to secure
the reform, then there will be littlo
pity for them while monopolies con
tinue to grind them down. The
watch words should be, "honosty,"
"competency,'' and farmers, labor
ers and all others should freely dis
cuss the men and measures requisite
to work a reform, and give all "equal
rights under tl'P iftW," Tue farmers:
yea, the common farmers, sUqui)
look into political affairs, and soo
whether or not legislation is impar
tial and undiscrlmiiiating. Even
they, should have a voice about se
lecting men wl9 would, be most lia
ble to represeut the interests of JnT
dustry rather than capital.
We believe that the people are
beginning to be convinced of the
fact that by lm'ited effort, and proper
attention to nominating pqnven
tions, the' can securo the nomina
tion of good, capable men, who are
not professional office seekers. When
such a result has been achieved,
political montebanks will have to
lake a tjqck scat, and the interests
of the people wil bp liefer guarded.
Trait Garden.
Watch newly planted fruit trees.
If they have but a few weak leaves
only, it shows tho roots liave been
injured ; then prune them severely,
which will rnafce them grow freely.
It should be a main object tq majce
all transplanted trees not merely
have leaves, but have new shoots at
the earliest posslblo moment. If
thpy are growing, very well, they
may bo allowed to perfect a few
fruits. Overbearing p?) a newly
planted tree Is, however, one of tho
best ways of making it stunted for
years.
The evil effects of severe summer
pruning on fruit trees are also now
clearly recognized. All pruning,
wlutor and Bummer, is an injury to
vitality. Frequently the injury is
so slight that the tree soqn recovers,
and some other advantage beintf
granted, pruning on the whole may
be a benefit It is well, however, to
always keep in view the principle
that pruning always weakens, in
order to do as littlo as possible, con
sistently with what wo wish, to ap
oompllsh. At this season we may1
do some good in saving the neoes
.sity for winter pruning, by pinching
out shoots we may not want, while
they are in a young and Immature
state.
Grapes first coming into bearing
should not be permitted to perfect
large crops of fruit while young. It
is excusable to fruit a bunch or so
on a young vine, "just to test the
kind," but no more should be per
mitted till the vine has age and
irgngth. Vigorous growth and
great produfltiveness are the anti
podes of the vegetable rqrhj. En
courage as much foliage as possible
on the vines,, and aim to have' as
strong shoots at the base as at the
top of tbe canej this can be done by
pinching out the points of the strong
shoots after they have mado a
growth! of fiye orBix leaves. This
will make the -weak ones grow
stronger. Young vines grow much
faster over a twiggy branch, stuck
in for support, than over,ftstraight
stick as a trellis, and generally do
better every way. Where extra fine
bunches of grapes are desired, pinch
back the shoot bearing them to
"about fcor or- Ave-leaves above the
bunch. This should not be' -done
indiscriminately with all the bunch
es. Too much pinching and stop
ping injures the production of good
wood for next season. These hint
are for amateurs, who have .a few
vines or trellises; for large vineyard
culture, though the name principles
hold good a far as they go, they
will vary In their application.
Strawberries, when, grown iu
hills, the most laborious but most
productive method of crowing them
should, have runners cut off as
they grow, and the surface soil
kept loose by shallow hoeings occa
sionally. Short litter, half rotton
as a mulch, is also beneficial. Lawn
mowings' are ' often applied, but
with little benefit. " Where they are
grown in beds, they should not be
too thick, as they starve one anoth
er, and the crop next year will be
poor.
Those who want to make new
plantations from those on their own
grounds, will find it best to layer
runners into pots sunk in the earth,
near the roots for the purpose. They
thus get very strong plants, which
transplant in September, and make
beds which "will bear abundantly
the next season.
Blackberries are not always ripe
when they are black. Leave them
on till they part readily from their
stalks.
Currants are so easily grown as to
require few hiuts for their manage
ment. If they throw up many
suckers, take out a portion now, in
stead of waiting till winter to cut
them away. The currant borer is a
great pest, eaiina; act the pith of the
young shoot8,aini causing them to
grow poorly, and bear but small
fiuit next year. Gummy "fly
paper" Js, we think, the best thing
to catch them. - -
Gooseberries should have the soil,
and even the plants, if it were prac
ticable, shaded a little
Dry a.ir about them is cue great
cause of mildew.; Gardener1 1
Monthly.
THE COMING STBfJGC&E.
The voters of onr naUon,
as ne'.r was known before,
Are rising from Pacific's strand
To Atlantic's roccy shore.
Why is th s mighty change?
What csn ttie meaning lie 7
The rising of the masses
From norfherq lake; to southern, soa,
The spirit of oli seventr-ilf
From out our heroes' graPJ
Forljidi a qnltyr. drenched In patriots' blood,
8hoiirsi)k to that of slaves ;
The luotto which onr coins once bore,
Though obsulete long since,
Remain as eyer true: nqt ope cent (or tribute,
'Hut iuilUuns for agents.
Pa ty ties and party laws
Are but as ros of sand.
TberlghU of dud to be a man
Should govern Freedom's land.
Then shill our Flag more proudly float
O'er bind as well as sea,
And nstlons yet unborn shall gladly greet
The emblem of the free.
In trade we'll try to deal.
As man should deal with man,
And wb'Uj we Swk 1 1 live ourselves,
We'Jf&oll a; eluip as anybody can,
AndltahatY u'liewr, '
Or frien I you'tbanco to meet.
BememberBuuce. the If alter,
On Upper Dougln btrect.
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CITY
E. F. COOK,
637 14th Bt, between DoigUi aid Dodo
Manufacturer of Tin, Cupper andSheet Iron
W.re, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating stoves
Stamped, Japanned and French Ware on
hi.nl. Tin Booting, Gutters snd Spoutingand
JdCB'or'4ope"aiii warranted. felTiff
BL Keller,
PreprUtor ef tfc
RISING SUN
3
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LOS ANGELAS1
YINEYRDS.
Depot for the sale of hii
NATIVE WINES
1C Tgirr.T.T.S. (ft Co
Corner of Battery and Washington Sts. '
-AS FRANCISCO, CAL.
mai7U
VandaliA
EAST
3 TKAINS DAILYH
LKIVK T. tODIS WITH
Pullman Palace Cars
THBOUQB WITHOUT OTaIQB
Indianapolis.
Cinoiniiatt
Lonisrille,
Chicago,
Columbus,
Pittsburg,
Baltimore,
Washington,
sjr-
NEW IOBX
" - ArriTiVTriMtattWktt
- ONLY ONE, CHANGE TO
Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston
TTPTnTTKl Alwfcrtalsattas
J-JVjlVEil'o CfT OssVcc,
H. K. eorsuTrwsmes efc CferMamt eta..
i.LlVaael-lth PrUaclssal BtmU-
wajr Ossseea fas tat Wot
CBAS. BABCOCX. C E. RUSSELL,
S-thern Pass. Ajet. WeeVn Pass. AgH.
DaiLaa. Texas. KaataaUTT,
JOHN E. SIMPSOX. CHAS. E. FOU.ETT.
Oeansopc, (l;Faas.At'.
3M1 IVKaxaroia. ex. Locn.
MtMvand Cnwrc.
Daily Irrii w.
Omci Omaha Daily Bee,
There to no change in the situa
tion of the local money market
beyond a alight increase in the de
mand for loans.
-THE.FIB3T NATIONAL BANK
quotes:
Land Grants... .". .$800.00
LandTVarrants, (160 acres)... 185.00
Agricultural College Scrip,
(160 acres) 185.00
State, County and City War
rants .95
Gold buying, 110; selling, Hlg
The day has been very warm and
but little air wai stirring to relleYe
the intensity of the sun's heat A
fair business was realised by both
wholesale and retail houses.
The market however presents its
usual monotonous condition, no
changes have occurred in prices,
and' nothing, but the regular sat
isfactory rate of trade occurred
Dealings in live stock and grain at
this season of the year are ao light
owing to the lack of supply, la the
new country around the City, that
they have no material -significance.
Bread-Stuffs are reported abort In
European markets and a -consequent
appreciation in value is takeh
Ing place in our country. v
OMAHA MARKETS.
Carefully Corrected Daily
DRY GOODS.
J. J. brown a- bro.. Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
PRINTS.
Aliens .......
American
Asooskeag .
Bristol..
Garners..........
Hamilton..
Merrimack C
Feabody
Richmond"
Simpson's..... ...................-.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
Bright 4-4 .. ..
BootO-
Cabot 4-4 .
Lonsdale-
N. V. Mills-
Peterboro.-
SuhulkJ
BLEACHEC SHEETINGS.
Pepperi
cU 8-4.
11
9-4-
do 10-4 ,
if imss tetoewej,
CaTTONADlS.
Farmers nd Sf&chanlci-.......
s
ureal western
BROWN
SHEETINGS.
Albion. A
Bedford. R
Urantville, E E.
10W
9i1
U
12
12
12
uermanu, a
American...--Amoakeag
. .,
tt, ?
UINGHAM3.
nates-.
Lancasiar-
TICKINGS.
Amoskesg, a e a
Biddeford.. - ..
DENIMS.
Amoskesg ..... ...
Beaver Creek, BB-
Haymakeni-.L"I
Otis,B B...-..
otis, c c r:
JEAN3,
Biddeford.-.....,,,, ,,-.-.,
UoasUr.-..... ....-..-. .....
Kurtz mour co., 231 Faruham
Street.
SPOOL COTIwn.
Clark's O. N. T
70
7o
rosl's .
Merrick's.-
42,
-f fi5J 00
-SOOgtCOO
HOSIERY.
Domestic.
BrltUb-.-
PAPER COU.ABM.
nickens best....
King Wllluun.-
1
DomcsUc
Stanley.
SHAWLS.
Ottoman strips ...'.. ..V.....
shirt
While coromou .
" PlrMUlll ..ii ..i
'' cuttom rasdo.....
?
so
110 50
IS 00
sooo
-112 001400
4 7UTB0
, U 50a7 2S
7 7Sa9 00
7 007 50
SOOatSO
..-00a50
Pereale-
Calicos-
OVERALLS.
Brown drlU .
dnek .........
Blur drill .- .
' duck ... -.-.
White ...
CORSETS.
French whalebone ...
Our owfl ,1, .........-..
$5 25a8 00
IS 00
VAIfflCk.-
22 0
CPBINO EXISTS.
Linen printed.-.-.... - - $ 9 00
" nifHed . ...... ..... . 12 00
fluted : woo
aBXERAL COMMISSION.
J. C KOSENFELD gives US tH6
following quotations this day :
Butter, dull, 13 in tubs; Eggs
in demand at 12jc per doz.; Live
Chickens at 3 00 per doz.; Strawber
ries" In demand"at 80c per box ;
Gooseberries, 300 per bu.; Cherries,
30c per box; Oranges, 9 00, and
HARDWAKE.
J0H3 T. XBOAB.
IRON.
Common bar-
Horse shoe bar
Norway nail rod-..
STEEL.
Cast plow..
12
11
I 22
I 40
7 25
8 25
uermon-
American sn, octagon and sataie. 1SS
Jess p's English do do -. 23("
Burden's horse shoes, per keg . .
do mule do- do Mll ,
Korlhveetem horse nails ' 2a
23
Dundee thimble skeins, discount 45 par cent.
S tor hall patent axles, discount 10 per cast. '
, , . NAILS.'
10dto60Jprkeg-
440
465
4U
590
740
5 15
5 40
- 5C5
S15
5 40
f C5
6 IS
70 pre
20 pre
35 do
SO pre
25 do
25 pre
If pre
43 Yo
2de
45 pre
u ao
rd do
4d do
3d do
3d fine do
lOdnnU'ngdo
Sd do do
Cd do do
led casing do
8d do do
Cd do do -..
Wrought, all sixes-
BOLTS.
Carriage and tire-. discount
BUTOg.
Narrow wrought, mat jolntLdlscount
Cast, loose pin reversible do
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay and manure (or ks.- discount
Hoes and gaiden rakes 4
mNQES.
Stnpand f discount
WBRXPH5B,
TIt,abUfkr,I-,-,n,n.r,4U)cqHnt
Coe's Immltatloa-.. ., do'
Coe's fequlne.. do
" SCREWS.
asafrlmti Tro , . ., ,, ,L
do brass... . v
40 pre
AGRICULTURAL- IMPLEMENTS.
H Bolt's He. vest Xlng.per doc, Bwt
Uuimplon
awADK a0 skovsU.
,Bowland'sNo2 black shovels, D U
do do polished do do
do do black spades, do
Moor do polished do do
- J'"FWP0rSl',I'Hioveh.
f AXES,
Llppraeott's Western Crew
-do do do Urslad
COFFER MILLS.
Parke's No S. iron box wt
do dolttfl do -....
do do 25 Union lr-fc-
do 95 do Britanla
FILBS.
Harrrave.Sssltli Co., discount
mrir FUOe ' do
HAMMERS.
HaydoW's, AE No 1. Ift, 2
Xammond's A EKo
do do do 4
- do wJ-rfater No 1
do - da , do 2
do do.
. HATCHETS.
14 25
12 00
10 00
tw
12 00
1100
12 00
ITS,
15 00
11 M
6 75
11 00
IS 00
SO pre
CO do
foe
10 60
10 00
160
14 00
I7-0S
ass
ce
760
1
Mevris'sklaglsn.Kol.
do do vdot.
do do ao S-
V
d1
LEATHER.
Bu UoS. sole IB lb
Hemlock SI. sole No 1 -
do do -.No 2
do do i li-i
do span sole good .
33
31
34
3
28
33
43
39
25
75
25
43
50
00
45
35
34
31
35
29
40
4S
41
1 60
125
30
4
1 GO
ISO
44
90 00
235
1 64
0 00
IS
IS
7
9
ao ao asm..
do harness-.'-.
do line-
do bridle...
do -call-
do kip.
do ucoer
uacaoM
do" call
do kip
1
. 1
73
. 1
- 1
. C
do harness.
F'ch call Jodots pr da- -
Other brands diSerent wt, pr S.
French kip pr t -.--,. ., ,
00
10
44
SO
ttars unuaga.
SKINS.
Dry flint pr H..
17
15
6
8
1 25
Dry salUd-
ureen..
Ureen salted,
Jan. and Feb, pelta.
V)
Bntaruiig.
Lama, 1
skln-
CEMEMT.
Baeeadale-
Water 11m-
80 APS
Powell & Co., Soap B-onufiacturers.
Sapo Publico, 6 12G S4; Savon
Republic, do., Chemical Olive, 6 to
6 1-2; Paha, 605 14 ; German Mot
led. 6 1-46 1-2.
AST GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S
STOCK.
Benjamia B. Jones, Decorative Up
holsterer aad dealer in fine art goods,
270 Farnhas Street, furnishes the
following quotations:
FRAME MOULD-NOB.
Oil walnut mouldings, one inch,
per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c;
polished walnut, 1 inch 7q 2 inch
15q 3 inch 21c Berlin gilt, 1 iaea
615c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch la?
45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1
iuch510c; 2 inch 1020c; SiBth
15 30c
Window shades.
Plain bands, 6 feet, all colon, t
pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, t 4$
4 00; each f dditional foot, 79 pW
pair.
REPPS,
Union ind all wool terry, per jMi
1 503 jO; Imperial, plain and sBTsV
ped, 2 50s8 00.
DAMABKS.
Union per yard, 1 50; all wool,
2 003 00.
MATTBA83ES.
HusTr, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw,
3 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50.
LUMBER.
RETAIL LIST.
Fublect to change oi market without 1
"WM. M. FOSTER,
On U. P. R. R. track bet Farnham au
as.
GEO A. HOAGLANL.
Joists, studding and sills, 20 It, and
OCT.
..S22 00
- .80
-2100
.. 25 00
-22 00
-SOOO
..15 00
..30 00
Over Mt t. each additional ft add'l....
Fencing No l....--. ....,
do No 2 . -
1st common bosrds-,.- . . .... ....
2nd do do .. - -....
"A" stock boards, 10 and 12 inch
"B" do do do do ..
"C" do du da do
1st dear, 1, 1. 1W aad 2 inch
2d do do do do .....
65 00
55 00
45 00
-60 00
.40 00
35 00
27 50
.... 45 00
35 00
33 SO
30 00
27 50
nts
. S "
&. uu
20 00
4 25
3 00
2 00
3 5n
3 Co
dQ do do ......
g, clwr........ . .
iu common-....-.
2d do
3d do
narrow, clear..-...
1st clear celling
2d do do
, Inch.-...
Inch..
1st do do Z Inch..
2d do do inch.. ...
1st clear siding... .....
2d do do ..............
1st common siding.....-...- ,
2d do do ....
"A" shingles
Extra No 1 shingles .
Common No 1 shingles ....-.
tain per tuuu.... .......
D A II pickets ecr 100
Sauare do do do
O Q Batten per lineal ft- 1
Rough do do do .............
liberal discount on carload lots.
rNDqWS,(qUred.)
S per cerjtotT Chicago list.
'DOORS, (Wedged)
2itcfitogaiea!9llsr.
BUNDS.
SO per oeat off list.
WhIUllsae perbbl.
1 752 00
. 3 00(3 25
-. 3 5093 75
40
4
Lon-rvllLi cement per bbl-.
Plaster pari per hbl...
Plastering hair per bushel-
isrrea ieii-
Pkutering board...
OILS. FAINTS. GLASS, &c.
N.I. D. SOLOMON.
ROBERT C.STEEI.L.
Coal Oil-. $ in
Linseed Oil, raw. 1 03
" " bl'd 1 10
Turpentine 65
Headlight Oil 28
lard OH, No IS 93?1 0
" " 2 70
" " wlnterl M
" "straln'dj w
Lubrlcatlug) .4
W.Va. ; M
PAINTS, AC
White Lead, Bt. Louis, Srtlctlr Pure . f lll
" " " " Fancy Brand M
Putty in Bladders 5(4
" " Bulk 4Q
Enameld Glass, colors, V sq. ft.-.. 1 00
Flat Glass, 90 V c discount
Tllf. SHEET-IttON. WIRE, 4C.
MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th &
FARNHAM.
TIN PLATE.
CIIABCOAL.
10x14 IC, lair quality
10x14 Ic, best quality..
-113 00
-13 50
.. 1G50
-14 00
iixi4 us. ao ao
12x12 IC do do
isHstS is
14x20 IX do
14x20 IXX do
14x20 IZXX
lMtntaDC
17 00
. 15 50
do
do
do
17 50
,20 50
,23 50
,23 50
,14 00
17 00
20 00
15 00
.16 00
do
(best quality)
HO plate DX,. do
100 alata DXX do
ao
do
do
do
do
dq
100 plate DXXX do
Booing IC charcoal do
Booing IX do do
10xl4ICeoka do
12 50
27 50
20a. IC charcoal roofing,
20x21 10 charcoal rooang.
32 50
04x14 IX charcoal .-.
10x20 coke (for gutters)-
, 23 00
21 00
BLOCKTTN.
large pigs..
Small pigs
Bar tin -
35
SG
38
ZINC.
Sheet tin 25 to 35 in
do do do lc half casks,
do do do infSO lb casks
Sheet 24 to 15 Inches per sheet.
Tlaaertaoldei (extra rennea..
ao ao o. 1
do ' do roofing
UdsnaUl
23
21
. 0a2
SHEET IRON.
First quality, Numbers 16 to 24.
ao dq ao za .
do da f 28-.,
do do "o T
Charcoal, both sides smoth
o ao za,.
do do li
do do 27.,
Juniata, No. 24
da do 21 .
do do 27-
Bussis perfect 7 to 12.
da Mv l, siauas.
Leas thaa f uU bundles, add one cent.
A'-Aaericsn launiut'n Basaia, all Not.
iThsh ron -onajcf f soa one teat.
galvanizbd!
No. 14 to 20
do 31 to 34
doitteSS-..
-lilt
A
.ao
.da
OO S7
00 21
.do
do
Fall bandies discount tsjar cent.
COPPER.
Brsxhri U
do 10 to 12 Bv
do 12U to 1001)
Sheathing, 14 and 16 oi
45
42
38
45
48
60
38
nanlsbed, 14 ana IB oz-
Nos. 7, S and , Planished.
Bolt copper
Copper botto-is ,
BRIGHT WIRE.
10
11
"X
X
No. 0 to 1 M
14 15
10,11
16
12
14,14
M
19
VOS.1MC 17 IS 19
fBadteparowtaJscoiin
GROCERIES.
STEELE & JOHN.ON 53S-540 14TH ST.
CLABK A FRENCH CJR. FARNHAM AND
llTH bT.
PUNDT, MEYER t RAAPKE, 212 FARN
HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS
MORGAN' A Gallagher, 205 Farn
ham St
WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN A Co., 247
Douglas St.
J. J. brown 4 bro., Cor. 14th" and
Douglas Streets.
bUGARS.
Granulated pr S
11"".
rowaereo, do
Crushed do
Rat cut loaf do
Standard A do
Circle A
do
Extra C
Yellow C
do
do .
10
lOaioVI
10J4
N O choice
do .
COFFEES.
Bio choice pr .
do prime do .
do good do .
O G Java
23 a30
27J.29
15.54
31a&
SYRUPS.
Common pr gallon..
Good do
Choice do
do N O molasses.
3a43
60s65
70.S0
to
RICE.
Rangoon choice...
Carolina
8$
CANDLES.
M Weak A Co..
Schofers-
16'sl7
1617
SOAP.
Missouri Vrlley-
Klrk's Savon
M. WeskACo-.
b
$
7a7.
Hchofer's German...,
Jk.lrs.-s standard
do sterling-
Huu aOBACCU.
Black goods, Western.-,
do do Virgin --
do f da UcTtlaTAa...
isngaa aa
do
A aaisjii Js4jsta -awisslawawe
as." . fcwSC
tc
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VaVUDaV
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gaowFlaka.(Wa-aail
uoa
XIZX Iawadtw
tjaiu-rs-a
BAOB.
Goanles, heavy weight.
1S19
17M1I
Italy
18
30a31
B4tU5
lips, four bushel
ml a iriinnt .
tin bags, Atuoskeg A .
o ao -.uuiow a a
SPICES,
tmegs, Penang best,ier pound
Clave 1 do do .
Alsplce do do -Unamon
bark do do
CIGARS.
1 S5al 41
60
ISaO
35a 16
A. E. SIMPSON,
15th
H. Upman .
Reconstruction..
Grand ( entral... .
Universal.-.
Yara .........
la Boquet .....
Simon Pure
Parligas ...... . .
Yours Truly... -
Gold Medal
La Espanola... ....
Triple Crown.
Henry Clay ..-..
De Vlller-.. ,
Y Vlller. ,
1876
Manufacturer, 532
Street.
M. J ?5 00
do
35 00
35 00
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
40 00
43 00
50 00
50 00
75 CO
65 00
50 UO
CO 00
75 UO
10OO0
100 00
10) 00
75 W)
CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale deiwt 548 14h Street.
Half barrel sicks , , 2 U0
J.SCH00NMAKER&S0N
rfiOP-lETOR- or TUB
PITTSBURG-.
WHITE LEAD
AND
COLOR WORKS
PITTSBURG, PA,
3DsslAl3llaa'IXOCl 183Q.
Manufacturers of Strictly Pure
W-tite Lead, Bed Litharge
Futty. Colors Dry and la Oil.
PURE VERDITER GREEN,
The strongest and brightest green
manufacturered.
GUARANTEE.
We guarantee our brand of Strictly Pure
White Lead to bo free from impurities, and
will pay $50 In gold for every ouqco of adul
jiia'Jon foqad in this package.
mr78m J. bCIIOONMAKER A SON
LEAD PENCIL S
The following Premiums have been
awarded for
Dixon's American Graphic
OR LEAD PENCILS:
Gold Medal of .Progress, Vienna,
1873.
First Preatara Cln.Innattl Indus
trial Fair, 1873.
First Frcmlara Brooklja iadas
trial Exposition, 1873.
For Samples or Information address the
Jos. Dixon Crucible Co.,
Orestes Cleeveland, Pres't
m72m JERSEY CITY. N J
Sioux City & Pacific R, R.
The Shorieat snd only Direct
nesjte from
COUNCIL BLUFFS
" a 1-
..---, S It
-.. I faaS M
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
And all Points In
NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPINQ CARS
On si; night trail via this route.
ceKBKcnesri.
1. At TJ. P. Transfer with Union Pacific
Railroad for Omaha.
.. At Council Bluff, with Kansas City, St.
Joe and Council Blaffj Railroad for St. Louis
and all points south
8. At ilUsourl Valley with the Chicago nd
Northwestern railway for Chicago and all
poiaU east.
C At Slonr City with Slouz City and St.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota houtbern
railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River,
during navigation, and with stages for all
points In the Northwest.
3. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern
railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union
Pacific railroad for all points west and "the
Pacific coast.
7. At Wliner with stsges for Norfolk and all
points in Northern S ebraska.
aWTTicketa for sale In Chicago and North
western Railway offices.
"Be sure your tickets read via S. C A P.
Railway.
L BURNETT, Sqp'$.
F. a HILLS, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
.1 - GEO. W.'GB-WTAN,
jeJ. r - Aeat, Omaha.
PswawaswawT' swawawawawawawawawaswPV"
BBwawaaswawawawasrWwwawawIV V S9 -
MR. JOHN RATH
IS AGENT FOB
OCEAN STEAMERS.
J. J. BROWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co.
OMAHA, Isr"BB.,
ya-ly
STEFXE & JOHNSON,
Wholesale Grocers,
SIMPSON'S
538 and 540 aTourteontla Street,
BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE
'MA:Ea"-A-' " - - WEB
BLROGAN & GALLAGER.
SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON AND MORGAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 205 Farnliaiii Street;
anr8dly
WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN &, CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
2To. 247 Douglas Street,
O-lVLA-IKLA., - - ZSTIEIB
mch27yl
AOKNTS FOR THE
CLARK & FRENCH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
AXD DEALERS IN
Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season.
jel
ORDERS SOLICITED
JL. IE. S I j HP S O HST,
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN CIGARS.
532 FIFTEENTH ST.,
CnUICS-TON BZjOCK. ai2amC
Omaha tt. St. Louis Short
Line
'1874!
The Kansas' City, St. Jooland
Council Bluffs R". R
Is the only dire line to
T. ItOTJis
AND TIIE EAST. FROM
OMAHA AND THE "WEST
NO CHANGE i atr& between Omaha and St.
Louis aoabitoie between OMAHA
anu StcYf YORhU
This th Only Jbo ruDnlcg a
PULLWAS SLEEPING OAIl KAST
FROM OMAHA, ON AHKIVAL.
UP THE UNION PACIFIC
EXPRESS TRAIN,
VPassenKers taking othei routes have a
disagreeable transfer at the River Station.
8
PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY t
REACHING ALL
EASIER ASD WE3TEBH CITIES
With Less Changes snd in advance oi other
lints.
This Entire Line Is equipped with
Pullman'g Palace Sleeping Cars,
Palace Day Coached and Chair Cars,
Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler
and the Celebrated Weslinghouse
Air Brake.
VSee that your tickets read via
KaaaaaClty, H . Joseph . C'oaacll
UlufC Rmlrud,
Via Omaha and St. louit.
Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets, and U. I. Dupot, Ouiiha.
J03.TEHON,
Fass. Agt.
OFO. L. BRADBURY,
Geu'l Agent.
, F. BARNARD,
Gen'l Supt.
ht. Joseph.
A. a DAWES,
Uen'l I-as. Agt.,
St. Joseph.
TTxLltcx
ITCaTOSB
Confectioners' Tool Works,
Thos. IVTjng dt Bro.,
Manufacturers o
Confectioriers'Tools
M Mould, lee Crem
Freeaera. ate.,
Nos. 1301 & 1303 North Eighth St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PmnrfdAr.
"I ESTABUSHX
ESTABUSHXO 13L
V Tuomss Mnu.
UK. M. MILLS, I ilATALOGUES SENT
ATXxsP.PABaajt. J j upoc applIcaUon.
mar7dAw2m
uiiarles Popper,
WHOlEIAiE BUTCHIR
B CATTLE BR1(ER,
iALT LAKE CTTY, - yffl
HATS & SAIT5ZIT,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Leaf Tobaccos
MANUFACTURERS OF
AND DEALERS IN
Pipes, Tobaccos, Etc.
Th attention of dealers b callol to the fact that we
are prepared to LIBEL our goods with their NAM
as manufactured expn-saly for tbem.
May 27-d lni.
BLOCK
DUPONT POWDER CO.
AND PROM1TI.Y KILLED.
Cliicago, Eock Island
andPiiciilc K. K.
THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE R0M
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AND TB1E EAST,
Via Des Moines, Davenport and Rock Island.
u .
AH Passenger Trains aro equipped with the
WESTIkOlIOUSK 1'ATE.tT AlB ItRlKES and
Miller's Patent Safety l'latfurm and Coupler.
2 Fast Express Traias Leave Dally,
cnnectlng as follows:
AT DES MOINES with tho De- " ,. v.iu
Railroad, lor Oikahv .. -'nes alley
and St. Lo..- - ""'"w. Keokuk
A.T uulNMKLL with the Central Railroad of
Iowa, for all point north tu hit. Paul.
AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids A Minnesota Railroad, for
Rurlington, Cedar Uapiils, Duliuoue A St.
Paul. At WILTON JUNCHON with the
South-Western trancb, for Muscatine,
Washington and all points south.
AT DAVENPORT with the Davenport A SL
Paul Railroad for points north.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Western Union
Railroad lor Freeport, Rcloit, Racine, Mil
waukee and all points in northern I.linols
and Wisconsin.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocktord, Rock
Island and St. Louis Railroad for St. Louis
and points south.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Rock
Island Railroad for Peoria and points caiL.
AT BUREAU JUNC., with breach, for lien
ry, Locere, Chllllcothe and Peoria.
AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail
road for points nort h and south.
AT CHICAGO with "11 lines East, North and
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities,
via this line, can bo procured, and any Infor
mation obtained, concerning points, at the
ticket office of the company, 128 Farnham St.,
Omaha, and also at the principal ticket offices
along the Hue of the U. P. R. It.
Oasraraee Checked Throngb In all
Principal Kaatern Pointa.
A.M. SMITH, H. RIDDLE,
Gen'l Pass'r Ag't. Oea'l Sup't
Chicago. Chicago.
J. H. LACEY, 8. 8 STEVENS,
Ticket Acent, Gaa'l Waslarn At
aBu usamaa ui
PASSENGERS
Going East or South from Omaha
And Points on U. P.R.R., should take tb
"LINCOLN ROUTE"
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD !
And secure Tor themselves the choice oi Six
Popular Routes from
Itealsoa to Chicago aad St. LouN,
AU making Reliable Connections and being
Bqalppsd with Palace Day and Sleeping Oars.
All delay and Inconvenience arriving from
Ferries acd transfers can he avoided West of
Chicago and St. Louis by securing Tickets via
ATCIIMOX aai the ATCni.tUX fc
HEBRANKA BAILROAB.
Direct and Reliable Connections are also made
with the A. T. A 8. F. R. R. lor the
Great Arkansas Taller k Colorado,
And with all lines running South to points In
Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory.
Ask lor Tickets via
LINCOL & ATCHISON
CHAS. csmith, w. f. white
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass. A gt.
Ia23tl
AflilSon, Kaasaa
ADVERTISE
IN THE
DON'T BUU
UNTIL 1TOU IIAVB
CAREFULLY EXAMINED
T5AS2ijlA2Jl
AND
LOW RESERVOIR
l!isk
&
AS WE HAVE TWELVE GOOD REASONS
why thev will do Jour work.
Qiiick and Easv,
Gheon and Clean.
J Theyarecheipest to buy,
They are best to ue,
Cf They bake evenly and quickly,
Thoir or ration u perfect,
JJ They have alwavs a mwd draft,
assa They arc made orthe bcstiaatcrial
assi Tliey roast ierectlr.
s They roiuire but little fuel,
'asssw They are very low prlcej,
11 They ars easily uanasiO.
? Taey are suited to all localltl.M,
QB ET stoveguaranu-edto give satWactloa
SOLD BV
Ixtalsior an'f Co.,
st.:louis?,mo., '
asd ax ,
M. ROGERS,!.
arsea?ttxv ivobrat
eces
wfeaitwe
OOO
ooe
Or SararCoalod, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Jalce, AntU
milona Granules. TIIEKLITTLC
CLINT" CATILVKTIC, or Multan
In Parro Phyalc.
Tho novelty of modern McdlMi, Chemical ana
Pharmaceutical Science. No uo of any longer
taUnt; tho lars npuUivc and nioous pilli,
composed of cheap, cruili, and bulky snredunt-?,
nhcu wocau by a cari-rul application of chemical
science. cxtnu all tho cathartic and other nx-iiN
rinsl proiwrthM from tho not aIuabio root anlf,
licrbJ, anaconcoulratj them Into a mlnuto Gran
ule, ucarcoly larger than a luuatnril
aoeJ, that can lx? readily ewallowrd by thwool
thamootsenot'ire -toiiiacui aucj fastidious ta-tes.
EachlitiIelurantivo a'cllet represent. In a
on concentrated form, at much" cathartic powct
aa Is embodied In any of the liri;o pilU found for
sale in the !ni siiop. Vmi) their tvonderfu( c,.
thartlc power, in proportion to their Ue,peopi;
who have n.it tried them are apt tn euppots ttat
thoy aro bana orilrs-Ucm effect, tmteuchlsnot
At all tho ca-v. .lie different actito medicinal prin
ciple of which they aru composed being so bar.
cunlzca and modlacd. one by tho others, as to
pnxluco a moat McrtrrhliiK aud tlior
atixh,yct KouUrttudlxludly operating;
cathartic ,
jOO Retvartl N hereby offered by tha pro.
prictor of .hco lVlkK. to any chcmlt ho,
upon analp-h. rill find In them an Calomel or
other forms of incrmry ot any other mWra!.
poison. j
nelticoiitlrolyvcsotablc.nojsrtrcnlar
caro is .-equirrd whilu ueini; them. They ope
rate without distnrliance to tho conatUutlou, diet,
or occupation. For Juuiidlcojllcutlachr,
Conatlpatlon, Impiiro Blood, Palis
lu tho Mliouldorw, Tlstlniica of tho
Chest, Dizzlticait. Sour Cractattotia
of tho Storuacfi, Had. taato lu
uioiilh, Bllloua nttnckx, Palu lis
region ot Kidney, Internal Fewer
Illoutol fccllup; about Mtomacli
Hush or Hlood to Head, IIlRb. Col.
ored Urine, UiiNocIalllty and
Gloomy Forchodlnsjia, taWo Dr
Plerco'x PleaMaiit PurKntlwo PeJletav
In explanation of tho remedlalpowcr ff nfy Tur
fitlo lVlletaotcrvo treat avu-'Icty of dlsevelfc
wish tonay that their action upon the.
animal ccotimnr iHtinlvoraal, nota
Rland nrtlnauu OMcapitig tliclrannn
tlvo lmircfi. Ao tloea not Impair them;
their f usr coatlniJ"ard bcln encloectl in ghti
bottle prLorolCclrlrtucn unimpaired foran
lenlh of time, in any climate, no thai they aro af.
nrayt fnsh and rclublo. which U not (no cao
with tho pilM found lit theitru stares, put on trt
cheap woxl or jn'te-bcard bise. Recollect that
foraH !ia.i;cs ulierc A Inxntlve, Altera
tiro or Pureativo ii Imlicntvd, thceo littlo
lViIeU will chothuluoet lictfcct DatlsfactlCA to
all uhousutbum.
They nre sold by all citterprlalair
Druggiata afJZ ceuta a bottle.
Do hot allow any tinislst to lndneo yon la
take anythln ' el.o that ho may tar la Just as
Rood as my Pcllclo lK"cauo ho rr.jkea a target
S roflton that whi'h ho recrmimrnds. f your
ni!lt cannot supply Idem, rnclofo SS ccuu
and tccclvi them y return mill from ,
B. r.rij;ci:,jr.ii..irop'r,.
"" BUFFALO, N.
ASK FOR PYLES
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SALERATUS!
AND
BAKING SODA!
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Sold by Pundt, Meyer A Raapkeand Whitney,
Bauscrman A Co,
CASTLE BROS.,
IMPORTERS OF
TEAS
AND
Zast India Goods,
213 and 315 FttOST STREET
San Franci - California.
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PLATTE VALLEY
REAL ESTATE!
Samuel C. Smith,
focal Ageat;for;the
IT. P. R. R. LA3STDS,
Coluaab-as, - Hob.
Government Lands Located i
U. P. Lands Sold!
Iraprorcd Farms aad To rra Z ols.Tor
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ON LONG- TIME!!
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