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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13

DR.. Eastcrlys American Oil Liniment.
his valuable Linimcnt, combines the most
oficacious articles known for all the various
forms OF disease requiring an external apfiica-
ton. One Of ita principal active ingredients
is the AMERICAN oil Cor Pctrolinn) which IS
universally known TO possess rare IshllHG
and CrpArrvE P|RorERrtEs. his on, when
combined with other valuable remedial agents
of known and established cficacy, forms a safe
and sure remedy for Rheumatism, Bruises
sprins. Cuts. Wounds, Burns, scalds, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Soald Head, letter Ring
Worm, Erysipclas, piles, CaRsers, Sui JOINTS
Caked Breasts, Paralysis, Contracted Ienaons
or Cords, &C., and also for Strains, Spawn,
Scratches, Chafca, Saddle and Collar Calls,
| Sores. Wounds, Fistula, Sweeney and PoliEvl
In horses. This Liuimcnt has a direct and pow
erful action upon the s]ecretory and absorbent
vessels, stimulating them 20 o healthy action,
thus enabling them TO throw off the morbid or
diseased matter which obstructs the circulation,
thus removing all diseases or injuries Of tina
Bones, Muscles. Cartillages, Nerves and Skim
Que bottle viii convince the most s]Septical
OF its wonderful efficacy 10 curing Bruises.
spajns, Rheumatism, Paiucs, Soreness and
Stiffness of the Joints, sc.
Dr.. Eostetly's American oil LIniment is
without exception. the most valuable remedy
ever compounded TO- ai diseases Of Man or
Beast, requiring an csSernal application.
r75| Price 2j cents per bottle, or five bottle.
for one dollar.
r-751 A liberal discount made TO wholesal,
purchasers who buy TO sell again.
O. For sale at Dr.. Elsterly's Family Med
iciuc Store, southeast corner Of Third anc
Chestnut streets. 81. Louis.
Also sold by p. a. Sarpy, st. Mary, Iowa
and by dealers in medicine generally, in The
west.
CY- Read Dr.. Essterly's advertisement il
another column Of our paper and give him
call. Iu2S.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13

Extract of % letter dated Pittsburgh, Janui-
18Th. 1852, 81 viii say that your Mustang
riniaent is The best Eminent { ever used, b
have pscl it, in my own case. along the lower
TART of Che .pinc, for spinal irritation, with
r@ourl,,e success. fused 70 q few nights ago,
when I was perfectly crooked, and my backiu
comnlcte torture. from what the books would
call onistbotonic condition Of The muscles,
,sbicb Won know ~ about as bed as "lock-iaw' -
II cave immediate relief, and in the morning
,orra bend Iikca cutla porcha imam, and with
az liule pain. The medical profession, You
know. have a great aversion 70 these kinds Of
rcmidics, but from a knowledge Of the mgred-
tents of the Mustang Iinimcut, J would have
mo- hesitation in recommending it, wherever a
remedy 70 relieve pain is indicated. have re-
commended il in q number of cases 100 my own
practice. and as far as ] can learn 10 has acted
with equal celebrity and certainty as iu my own
case. Hoping that 1T may be used for and
drive away pain, wherever 1t exists, and that Is
may remuncrate you well for your e%vertion'
or bringing so valuable a remedy before tht
public. Truly yours,
GEO. II. KEYSER. NJ. D.
See advertisement iu another column.
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TFor the Palladium
s n MARY-.ROTIOM LAEDs--CRoPs, &c.

VA go
Ta,rrn's PoiSr, Sept. -, %.
Mn. Enron IL have lately had The
qualification Of visiting thc young village
of st. Mary, previous towhich, / had sup
posed from hcarsay, that the great drought
which has bIightcd vegetation in various
7,arts of The country, had slunted the mush-
room growth Of this promising place, bni
was pleased TO see il was beginning TO
sprout mp and leave out considerably since
the late refreshing showers.
Asthis western climate and soil seems
very Favorable TO the growth Of cities and
villages when the seeds are planted in the
r,,ht place, and as St. Mary seems TO be
laid out ON a very eligible site, at som dis
lance from rival towns, near Sarpy's grand
ferry on the Missouri river, and ON q
table in the midst Of The Bottom Lands
the richest soil in The world, its iuhobitant
have reason 70 hope for castles that arc
not "built in the air.
But small portion Of this rich Bottom
Land is under a state of cultivation, and
the inducements are so unparalleled to cul-
tiyate the same. that Che luvurilut prairie
grass will soon bow in submission TO the
woodworking pioneers plow, and large
crops of wheat, rye, corn, oats, &c., oil
piaut growth, will have 90 find q market,
and a large class of rich farmers will have
10 be supplied with the ucccssaries and
~iuxuries of life, which they cannot pro-
duce themselves.
Then it will be seen that ST. Mary and
other bottom land towns were not built in
vain. Their merchants will trade wit.
The richest farmers in the country, and
the merry hum of mechanics tools, will
sing the wcll-paid song Of industry
from morning till night. Then, yc hardy
pioneers, who have spent Your capital ans
time in laying ont hese towns, will be
repaid for your energy, and aJont th'
time your cup OF prosperity begins TO
overflow, Your children viii be ready f
drink with YOU.
This bottom land through all The Ion.
drought of the past season, (Which has
proved so destructive in various paris O
the U,S.) has sustained moisture suiii
cicnt TO nouri<h an enormous crop 0
corn-in fact, a great yield Of everythiu
unless il be potatoes. There ia. genera
complaint about the polatoc crop failing
although at that part Of Traders Pom
n-ick-named Frog Town. have cate
potatoes of Ills years growth that wouI
make I'm cpicure's mouth shed fears q
ioy. Soae practical farmers say thei
would be no long-raccl %s'ories about ih
poluoe crop ii The seed had been plant
ed deep enough. Tie gardens are we
Glled with every ling ihal j. asad an
some ,og them eouiain weeds eight fc'
high.
Having heard so much said against I'll
eligibility Of ST. Mary as a town site,
]dloughtt a duty TO give my impression
OF il while on a visit there, ia the foreg'
ing paragraphs. More anon.
Yours respectfully. A. q.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13
LERTHER BELTlNG.
NJ

SPLENDID STOCK or NEW GOODS
Just arrived, pn- steamer Delaware, at
SgRPYS CHEAP CASH STORE,
On Maiu street, St. Mary.
Citizens and emigrants can now find a
full supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions,
Dry Goods and Hardware, which they can
buy chean for CASH. n37-tf
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OOKS and Stationery for sale by
ID SARPY 81 ENGLISH,
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

Anew volume of the Scientific American COM
mences about the middle Of September in each
year II is a journal Of scientific, mechanical,
and other improvements the advocate OF indus
try Ma all rs various branches. IL is published
Wee'IT in a form suitable for binding, and con-
stitutes. at the end Of each year, a splendid vol
ume Of over four hundred pages, with an index,
and from 500 to 600 original engrayings, togeth-
er with a great amount Of practical information
concerning the progress Of invention and discov-
cry throughout the world.
The Scientific American is the most widely
circulated and popular journal of the kin now
published. It's editors, contributors, and CORE
spondents are among The ablest practical scien-
tlfc men in the world.
The patent claims are published weekly and
are invaluable TO Inventors and Pattentees.
We particularly warn the public against pay
ing money 10 travelling agents, as we are not IN
the habit OF furnishing certificates Of agencyto
any Que.
Letters should We directed (post-pald) to
MUM & Co,
12g FultOn St. New York.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Boston. august 29.-The Republican
party met in convention and appointed 40
delegates to The convention. The dele
gates were instructed to urge on the con-
v%cntion the passage Of a resolution calling
upon the clergy to lend all the influence
in their power to secure tho COLLATION. Of
the newly acquired territories Of Kansas
and Nebraska by frecmen.
New York .4ng. 29.-The bullion
brokers transmitted 100000 Of gold to
Boston for shipnentby The Cunard steam
ers.
Washngton, lug. 3o.-The National
Inielligencer says that the announcement
OF ex-senator Downs death was prema-
ture-lhat he is still living.
The President gave up his trip to Cape
May because the boats in Baltimore la'
stopped running; lac went TO CapoI
Springs instead.
The express train on tie New Yorl
Central railroad, which reached Albon,
last night about 7 o'clock, ram over two
ladies at Bonestoga, Z miles from Syrac
use; instantly killing them. The ladie
were defending from the mail trail
going west which wants for the expires
train 10 pass they got OF tho wrong sid
Of the ears and were caught by the pas
sing train and horribly maugled.
philadelphia, .Aug. 30.-The Wenthe
cool, clear aud dry. We have had no raj
since the slight shower on Saturday.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13

IullLL4l-A Ml4li80al GA2gAA49
PILLS..
A RE now admitted on alfhands TO be a most
"A extraordinary and valuable medicine in
general use. ltnot only acts as a specific upon
the bilious and tvpus fevers, chills and fever,
and fever and agie OF the West and South-hut
IN all diseases of debility, weak stomach, lndi-
pesfion, loss Of appetite, impurity Of The blood,
and all diseases prevalent in a western aud SOUTH
ern climate. Their great power consists IN
their peculiar effect upon all the organs OF ne
system and the rapid formation OF new ana
pure blood they produce. In this lies me great
secret of their success. They are hilg ana
pleasant in their action-but searching and per-
manent IN their ehect-penetrating the remotest
~recesses Of the system By their ready absorption
into The blood, thereby infusing a new supply OF
vitality and nervous power INTO all the machine
nv Of fife. The extensive popularity they have
acquired all over the West and South ensures
sales Of at least
$4,000 PER MONTH
And we find il difficult with our large force OF
/ hands, aud the l3te improvements m machinery
which we have adopted, TO manufacture them
fast enough TO supply tie demand in thirteen
western and southern Statesl One large manu-
factory is constantly engaged in preparing The
various concentrated extracts Of which they
are compounded. From the best
we can obtain from our 5000 selling agents,
and hosts Of attentive correspondents IN all
parts Of the country, our medicine cures per
month not less than
10000 cases of fever and agne, one thousand OF
which have resisted all other treatment !
1880 cases Of weakness aud general debility
l2500 " Of various chronic diseases;
" Of weak stomach and loss Of Ape
tite;
r 800 casesof dyspepsia;
I.20o - of rheumatism;
B 1000 " Of female complaints;
1900 " Of aguc cake, or enlarged spleens
THIS must appear almost Incredible, but the
numerous letters from physicians, agents and
those who use the medicine. from all the west
:. en and southern States. satisfy us that this IS q
moderate estimate. and tina. orr medicine - sEp-
Iidly aking the place Of the various counterfeit.
(which are ah0at, and the numerous tonic mix
lures made wholly Of q%uiuine, which are impos'
ed upon thepublic by manufacturers who liY'
nobody knows where!
le Price Of Tonic pills, IS cents and Ant-hk
Il ious, % cents. A. G. BRAGo, n. D, sole prof.i
elor. 81. Louis. For sale by +. A. sAHrf, ,
. Mary. and sARFY 4 EEGLIsH, Gienwoodj an
bv deslsss Ia mediciue thvapghout the uni'e
Ito. aug 3i-lS
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13
81. LOUIS ADVERT lsEMENrs
mtxirau lin stang Eminent.
With a Healing Balm we come to greet

IN1H
1--WE action Of this Eminent is one of the
l. most perfect remedies ever offered 10 tho
afflicted. It's action upon the organization is
truly wonderful. ltsyolatile. pene trating sooihs
ing and healing properties dittuse themselves 10
The very bones. u enters into the circulation Of
the blood-giyes a now impulse 90 whole nervous
system 10 the very extremitics Of the fingers
and stimulates 20 the absorbeuts and secretions,
and thus ASSIST NATURE 20 throw of and rid
herself of any diseased section of the nervous
chords or ligaueHts. making IL equally applica-
Bile to sores Of any kind, rheumatism pains
IN every part Of the body, from a diseased action
of any of the structural portions of the system.
While It is perfectly harmless to healthy flesh,
skin or bone, It has the property Of entering
INTO combination, and dis}olving any Of the or
ganic tissues when they are diseased, or their vie
tality is destroyed. Possessing these peculiar
powers, is the reason why it is equally eficlcioUs
in so many different complaints. It acts upon
scientific principles aud fixed laws Of The Crea-
tori
The large number Of cases in which this lini-
ment has proved its yalde, 10 the short time it
has been before The people Of America. is suii-
cient TO give the greatest confidence that ITS yir-
tues are incompatible in cureing rheumatism,
bruises, strains. burns, wounds, swellings, brok-
en- or cracked breast, old sores OF pains IN any
part Of the body.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13
DRAG. BRAGG'STONICAN
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.

The great popular medicine Of the day
Vast amount used per montl-The ha-
merous and wonderful cures it effects
It's magical effect upon Billions Fevers,
and Fever and Ague-Great excitement
among the Doctors
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13

DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer.
ca Is warranted to cure an cases Of Ague
and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Agle, Ia
termittent and Remitlent Fever, and every form
of Fever incident 10 the west. II there are slf-
ferers in 81. Louis, We say Try 20, aud IL At fails
10 cure, the money shall be refunded 10 tho pur-
chaser. More than
T~wENTY-FIyR THOUSAND norTLEs
have been sold, and ia no instance has it failed
10 effect a permanent cure as far as heard from.
C75~ Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles, -.
o. For sale at DR.. Easlerly's Family Med
isine Store, southeast corner Of Third and
C ,estuut streets, 81. Louis.
Also sod by p, A. sarpy, 81. Mary, Iowa
aid by dealers in medicine generally, in the
west.
GY- Read Dr.. Easierly's advertisement in
tnotaer column Of our paper aud givo him q
call. JUS.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-13
POlNT FERRY.

tTlHE subscriber having leased Of Clarke g.
i Co. the old Council Bluff Ferry at Ira
deris Point, p-ottaWottgmie County, Iowa.
Having built a new and substantial Boat. IS
now prepared 10 cross all who come. Persons
Visiting Nebraska will find this one of the best
Ferries on the River. True, ! have no Steam
Ferry Boat, bat / have strong arm power,
which win propell a boat across the riyer al
this narrow point without an danger or blow
up. quick enough 10 satisfy the fastest Of this
fast age and country
HATEa OF FEHETAGEi
Wagon, two horses or cattle, ~ 20
Horse aud burpy. / 90
Horse and rider, 90
F0Otman, 10
fJ-Twenty-Gye per cent addcdto the obov'
rates during high water.
sep 10, '54tf DANIEL OkION
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ST. LouGs TESTIMONY.
STATE or Missouri,

County cf St. Louis. So
BE it remembered, that on this FIFTH day n
May, A.. d. 1893. before NE, the undersigned,
mayor OF the city Of st. Louis, in thecomty and
State aforesaid, came personally David NJ.
Smythe, who, upon his oath, says that the foi-
lowing statement rs true.
In testimony whereof hereto set my hand
the day and date last aforesaid.
John HOW N,vor.
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pr. cnrters ccngh paLsam.

f3~ IT, the mosf pleasant and eflcacious rene
n fer corahs. Cola. tsthma, ConsBmptsou
and All diseases Of the Lungs, ever offered to the
pabilc. Our ever VARYING climate, sna The cold
bleak winds Of the north and west produce
coughs and colds-langer. colds, which de-
mand Of thc wise s prudent, The earliest attention
For this purposcuo remedy has ever been disco
vered which has ciectod so many cures, and
which seems to give such universal satisfaction
10 an, as DR.. C@ARrEn's CoUoH BALsAst. Read
er, have you a cough? Do not neglect it. De-
lay is daugerous. Use this Ba!sam, at once, and
it win eIectua!ly cure you.
CO" Price 20 cents Der bottle, large bottle
-. or six bottles for -.
For sale at DR.. Easter!y's Family Medicine
store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnu'
IT'S, 81. Louis, Mo.
Also, sold by p. A. sarpy, 81. Mary, Iowa
ind by dealers in medicines generally, in III
west.
Or. Easterly's Iodine and sarsaparilla.
az II is the only preparation thati3worthl
Of the least confidence OF the public, for tn
cure OF those diseases arising from an impur
state Of the blood, viz: Scrofula, or King
Evil, White swellings, Enlarged Glands, Feve
! Sores, Pimples on the face, Old Sores aud vi
GERS, Blotches, Biles, Nervous Affections, Can
Gers, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, sypilitic Dis
eases. Pains in the Bones and joints, Rim
Worm or letter, Scald Head, diseases Of tn
Kidneys, Mercurial Diseases, &c. DR.. Eas
l%terly's Iodine and -SARsAPARILLA, is con
pounded Of those articles which slmultane
ousiy act on the different organs Of the body
and possess the most efficient cleansing and hea'
ing properties. Hundreds Of the most intell
gent and respectable families in st. Louis, ha'
used il, and speak Of tim the highest terms
praise. hu m,licinc is six time stronger
cheaper and better than any other preparatio
in use.
~ Price, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles f
-.
Pz5. For sale at Dr.. EAsTERLY's FaraiI
Medicine Store, corner Of Third and Chestn
streets, ST. Louis.
Also sold by P. A. sARPY, st. Mary, low
and By dealers in medicine generally, in q
West.
Fz57 Read Dr.. Easierly's advertisements
another column Of our paper, and give him
call. JUS.
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TERMsI TERMsL TERMs!
NURSERY

~ ~ INoA - ~ 1
IN THE undersigned has on hand and for
sale a few thousand select grated apple
trees, ready for trousplantiug in orchards the
coming fall and spring.
VARIETY.
Red June, baldwin, white winter parn1ln, iali
pippin, Belmont, wine sap, yellow belio"eF,
Rhode Island greening, swaar, priors f-a' req
astrachan, early harvest, sweet June, summer
rose, suiamer queen. Ral's janet, rambo, wine
apple, white bellelower, Roman stem and
Northern spy.
For SHADE
The Cstalpa and Black Locust.
ORNAMENTAL
The snow bali English aud American h4ac,
red dogwood, honey SICKLE, rose, SC, &c.
Afew Of the Isabella and Catawby grape from
J Cayering.
ST. Mary, Iowa, Aug. "a, 80.
aug Silly. GEORGE HLPNLh'
ID UTTER and Eggs wanted, for which me
ID highest price VIII be paid In cash OF good
by SarpH * English, on the Pubic SOUR ..
y sAPPY & ENGLISH.
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JOHN HOW, Mayor.
Soc. NrwuAN. Register.

ST. Louis, Mo, May 8, 1853.
Dr.. a. G. BRAGG, & Co.-Geuts: You Will
probably recollect that / called into your esiab-
lishment some three weeks since and purchased
a 6fty-cent bottle of your a" Mexican mustang
liniment - my object in so doing was 10 try IFS
merits upon my daughters arm, who has Seem
suffering from the effects Of a severe disloeationI
Of the elbow for several years past.
The eTcruciatiuC pain consequent upon false
setting Of the bone had dWindled and contracted
her arm 70 a puny size, and | consider TIA duty
devOlving upon me TO a~cquaint the community Of
the beneficial effect your Iiniment has paoduced..
Her arm was drawn to right angle, and was
almost inert and useless, until your invaluable
liniment was applied, since which time, | am.
happy to state, she has enjoyed uninterrupted
good strength. and canuse her arm nearly as PHI
anlly as before it was dislocated.
/ would state, however, that prior 10 trying
your unelualed huimeut, ! used several other
remedies, and among them "McLean's volcanic
oil liniment," but with the least beneficial result
ID. NJ. SMYTHE.
We offer this liniment as a remedy IN the vari-
Gus diseases and complaints for which Il IS re-
commended with full confidence Of It's success
in curing them.
The followingi is a Isl Of the numerous and CIV
tracrdinary cases it has cured during the las.
feW month:
$3.50 Gases Of rheumatism in all its forms;
1920 do sprdins and bruises;
0-4bU 90 DuIhb dut aCdluSy
$3.50 do fresh cuts and wounds
40 do cancers;
7.74O do scrofnlous sores and ulcers that
had resisted all other treatment Z;
5.24O do indamed or swelied joints;
1900 do piles;
400 do lumbago, ~sclatica, govt ana marc
bony& morsj
G.25O do chspped hanrss
1900 do cakcd breasts,
1900 do looih-aehc
i0.n00 de- varions fhfarf'
This must appear almost Incredibis, but the
numerous certihcaics and letters from dlstin-
guis1ed physicians, citrzeus, agents and othefE
who have used the medicine, enable MS TO sub
s~tantiate the above facts; millions Of bottles OF il
are yearly consumed, and il has always given
satisfaction.
To oUNTRY MERCHA NTs.-Eve storoshO1i
be supplied with tins valuable liniment, as Il
pays a good profit and sells rapidly.
PAGES OF n LINIMENT.-it is put up IN
bottles of three sizes, and retaiis at23 cents, 30
cents and 81 per hottie. Tie 80 cent and one
dollar bottles contain 90 and 100 per cent more
~liniment, in proportion 10 their cost, so uiat
money is saved BY buying the lager sizes.
A. G. BRAGG CO., Sole PrDprietors.
Principal Offices, cor. Third and Market sts.,
st. Louis. and 3Ol Broadway, New York.
For sale by p. A. SARPy, st. Mary, and SAR-
Ply & ENGLisH, Glenwood; and by dealers in
medicine everywhere. aug Billy
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ware, QuecnsWare, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonuets, Fancy
Goods, Notions, sc.
GLEEwOop. IOWA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE-
l. specially call the attention of the cit
liens Of Mills and the adjoining counties.
10 his large and varied assortment OF
GOODS, which he is now receiving, and
which viii be offered for SHE to CASH
BUYERS al reasonable prices. Ny sock
co,@isis of most exery article usuNllX
found IN a country store.
DRY GOODS.
or every kind, variety and style.
CLOTHS,
Cassimcres, Nestings, sainet's.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Lawns, Baragcsdelaines Prints, Ginghams-
Alapacca, Black Silk, Chimisctts, Worked
I Sleeves, &C., SC.
HARDWARE s. QUEENSWARE,
A general assortment.
GROCERIES,
Consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Rice
Molasses, Whisky, &c.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Gents Fine Calf and Kip Boots. Wo
mems Buskins, Fond. r. r. Parodi, III,
welt Buskias. Child's and youths lac,
Boots. Bonnets-Ladies Florence Broci'
Bonnets, Sc. Huts-Pdlm, Leghorn anC
black wool Hats.
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HAVING dissolved our connection as part
the Gazette" those persons indebted
to, or having claims against the late firm OF
REED s. LATHAM, viii call on ID. =.
Reed, who is authorized TO settle the matters OF
Inc concern. ID. l.. REED,
J. NJ. LATHAM,
ST. May, July 90 1854
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c. L. WATSON,
Land Agent, surveyor and Engineer, Belle
view, NcbIaska ni-ly
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INDIAN QU3gD WGg3g3@4S
PILLS.