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Private Medical Treaties
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

M. 3. IA CFtOIX, m. D.,
ALBANY, ". Y.
$50 Psses and $50 Fi1e Plaln and colored Litho.
graphs and Plates.
EE Price only 25 Cents. "a
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f1NRANS-ALLEGaANY BANK AND SELDEN
i Witbers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates.
Cnczrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts on al the principal cities sold to suit pur
chaSers.
Persons at distancs senling me- Trsns.Alleghany
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
any city IN the Union.
HAMILTON G. PANT, Banker,
doc 9-Sa No 4S2 Penn, avanr.
DEhRHYN AND IRON NMANTHLs-May be seen
i beautiful assortment of these cheap and du.
rabe articles, at tho cornsr Of Pennsylvania avenue
and fsntn street, over tee Washington Savings
Bank. RALPH HAsKJNG
nov 1S-sotf
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r. Fl. GILLET,

C0un lOF at Law,
Once and residence In Franklin Row, corner OK
md Thirteenth street. nat lS-d1y
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J suBsCR1BERs AND FRIENDS.

IL have against our own desire, and
Of many ardent friends, made up our
A 70 suspend the issue of the PALLA-
until a sufficient amount OF foWn
Il sprsngs up IN Beiieuue to pay the
ease 81 its publication. The e1pen-
1t issuing a paper are such, that a large
unl 81 advertising patronage is rcquir-
m It's support and as there has not
Sud is not now, sufficient induce
Is OF this kind, we shall wait until
i il. or until some others are held
II. We hope that time will soon APP
We have been assured by mem
Of lhe Territorial Council, that it
sshe design TO give US the printing of
journal Of that body, and that it would
edone il, had we not have advocated the
Al politics and sectional interests Of this
&c. with as much warmth as we felt il
I duty 10 do in behalf OF the capitalists
4 Politicians Of this place. The PEePLI
d had the rights Of Acknowledgement Il
consended for. We breasted the surg
billows Of political strife in behalf o.
epe, and they have done what they coul'
snstaiu us, and they have oar thanks.
The Bellevue Association has given u
ysnfy-four bundles Of printing paper
r which we have sacrificed %pecuniar,
Ieresls far more valuable 10 us-an'
hich HEY arc either unable, or unwillin
make good. This company now OF
Sc AS, because we refuse 10 descen
y enough in their service 10 oppose oil
interests in this place, as valuable al
malicious as their own. When the
iske eool villa, we havo lost in tic
shslb it vii be time enough TO AK l
do more.
We are in hopes 10 be able 10 rc-issl
IL pALLADIUN in due time, under bett
uspices than it has hitherto been. In
Mserfia We intend TO make the necesss
reparalion for this purpose.
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sRAsKA PALLADIUM.
AGENTS.

Palmer, Tribune buildings, s. M. Pet
Yffq Nassau street, W. Il. Mcdonald
ssan 4freet, New YORK City.
isrce, u. w. Carr, Crane & Co., Phila-
swymmer, General Newspaper Agent.
Me Major & Williams, Council Bluffs,
Jones. p. NJ, Omaha CITY, Nebraska.
III II. Clark, Nebraska Center.
h. johnson, ESQ, IT. Calhoun, Nebraska.
L Mitchell Il Co., Winter Quarters, Ne
al paxnee, Loupc Fork, Nebraska.
III. y. Downs, Nebraska City, Nebraska.
'Qarnet, u. S. A., Commander at Fort
Nebraska.
n.. Mount Tabor, Fremont Co., Iowa.
4 Tho. Farmer, Me kissicks Grove, Iowa
arn & Copp, Burlington, Iowa.
Hiam Greene, Esq, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
4 Master, Fort De Nome, Iowa.
easias Hall, Esq, Kcosaqua, Iowa.
4. A. &. Dodge, Burlington, Iowa.
h. Thomas Brown, Marysville, Ohio.
+. Bennet Esq bellevue, Nebraska.
fe West, Tabor, Iowa.
2. Benbet, Glcnwood, Iowa.
Igschuck, ST Mary, Iowa.
Is. Hollister, Ottawa, III.
as Titus, Syracuse, n. Y.
Bafnum, Of Michigan, is u Travelling
hi Bernard Esq, northampton, Mass.
h6 G.. Reed, Conimington, Mass.
Heath, U. S. A., Commander at For
hey. Nebraska.
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SLEEP.-A German Psychologist has
some instructive remirks on sleep, in
connection with the position Of the SUM-
He says That 'the period Of t~weniy-four
hours, produced by the revolutions Of the
earth on its axis, marks its influence most
definitely on the physical economy Of man.
Diseases show this regular influence, in
their daily raise and fall. Settled regular
fe, ers exhibit a tw%enty-four hours nux
and renux. In the healthlul state there
is manifest the same regular influences
and the more habitual our meals, exercise,
employment and hours Of sleep, the more
power is their in the system TO resist dis
ease. In the morning the pause is slower
and the body better fitted for every des-
cription Of labor. As we advance toward
the evening as the day, the plush quick
ems and becomes feverish. But the reg
ular midnight rest and sleep, carries of
this fever by healllful respiration. He
thinks the evening fever is not en- Ii rely
owing to the accession Of new exhale OF
the system but also 10 the departure of
The sun, and the light. The crisis ofthis
fever ought TO take place about midnight
when the sun is in its nadir, so that re-
freshing sleep might prepare the body for
morning labor. Those therefore, who
push this crisis into the morning by
keeping late hours, waste their strength
and SOW the seeds of disease which viii
spring up sooner or later. By a disregard
Of these facts aud principles, nervous
people wear themselves out in n compar'
lively short times The early part of thu
/, night is waistcd in wakcful excitement
the crisis is pushed forward toward thu
morning-thc body entries upon the buis
mes Of the following day unrefreshed-th
nervous system is enervaled in the genera
& waste Of strength and a fretful mind IS
= true index Of the injury inflicted Upon tn
d the whole man"
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PurSAm's MoNrHLY MAeAztNr.-
This is one Of the best among our monthly
magazines. threats upon every subject Of
general interest, with marked ability, and
in the true spirit Of progress. 1t has q
list Of able contributors. We should be
glad to see it circulated through this coun-
try; price 49, 2 copies 50. Published by
G. p. Putnam s. Co., No. 10 Park Place.
New York.
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DR.. Easterlsy, Fever and Ague Killer.

III G%oNSllog 1NNSA @N
~ Is warranted 10 cure all cases Of Agus
and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, In-
ermittent and Remittent Fever, and every form
OF Fever incident TO the west. If there are suf-
ferers in st. Louis, we say try it, and If At fail.
o cure, the money shall be refunded 10 the pur-
chaser. More than
~wERTY-FI THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been sold, and in no instance has IT failed
to effect a permanent cure as far as heard from
G7T Price 81 par bottle, or six bottles, 50.
or For sale at Dr.. Easterly's Family Med
zine Store, southeast corner Of Third and
C ,estnut streets, st. Louis.
Also sold by p. a. Sarpy, st. Mary, Iowa,
a ID by dealers in medicine generally, in the
west.
20" Read DR.. Easterly's advertisement in
another column Of our paper and give him
rail-. rtSo-
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pr. oarterll Cough BaIsam.

ca" Isthe most pleasant aud eiheaeious rene
Az for Coughs, Coles, Asthma, Consumption
nd all diseases OF the Lungs, ever offered to the
public. Our ever varying climate, and the cold
bleak winds Of the north and west produce
coughs and colds-dangersous colds, which de-
mand of the wise & p%rudent,th the earliest Stient'o"
For this purpose no remedy has ever been disco
Iered winch has effected so many cures ana
which seems TO give such universal satisfaction
to all, as DIR. CARrER's coUGH BALsAm. Read
sr, have you eough2 DO not neglect H. De,
ay i sdangerOus. Usethis Ba!sam' al once ana
Il will eGeetually cure you.
g7r Price % cents per bottle, large oo'ue
81, or six bottles for -.
For sale at DIR. Easter!y's Family Medicine
store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnut
It's, st. Louis, Mo.
Also, sold by p, A. sarPy, st. Mary, Iowa
a ID by dealers in medicines generally IN ID
vest.
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lished monthly for $3 a year; this together
with the New Monthly, SO.

UN1rED STATES MAoAzISE. - The
March No. Of this work is received. This
is a richly illustrated Magazine, and the
cheapest ono we know Of. 1t contains
numerous scientific illustrations, biogra-
phioal sketches and travels Of great in
~tercst; price 81 a year; ]. M. Emerson &
Co., No. l, 3, 8, and 7, Spruce ST., New
York.
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M E N!
7 p. sNUFFIR,

ri prepared 10 offer TO the public a large lot
of Guns, double and single Shot Guns,
some fine doable guns for deer and goose shot,
mo. Cain Twist Patent Birch Rifles, OF All
sisses. COLTS and Aliens pistols Of all sizes
Eiley,s double waterproof central hre caps.
.i-ss ,saranted 10 give tatisfaction. Partieu-
= Id J.P SNUFFIN.
Gienwuod, Mills 90, Iowa, april, 1890.
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ss2 80
Po Az SA8PVo
WHOLESALE AND RETA IL
MERCHANT.
Corner of Main and Gregory street
81. MIry.
TTAs JUST RECEIVED and now ha
/ L for sale a large assortment OF selected
merchandise adapted to the wants OF all in she
new and thriving community, which he can sell
as cheap as can be offered scwhere 80 high upou
the Missouri river. His goods have been selee-
ted by an experienced purchaser, with special
reference to the circumstances and wants or All
classes Of settlers in a new country. Ladies
and gentlemen, children and youth, all can be
supplied. Call and see for yourselves. HIS
stock consists Of the following, among q CRATE
many other articles he cannot now snumeratss
Among his dry goods may be found wooden
and sattinett cloths, cassinetts, tweeds, cash.
meres. linsevs. flannel, red, white, grey and
blue. Caspian plaids. Cotton goods, sheetings
and s~hirtings, bleached and unbleachedi bin
and white drillings, osnaburg, bedtieking, hiek-
DRY, checks, sc.
A beautiful assortment Of fancy prints .
every variety Of style and pattern. Ginghan
lawns, figured alpaca, bombaZines, bombay
cites, shawls, scarfs, handkerchief, Grape, mus
othing.
A well selected stock Of Summer, Fall and Wis.,
ter Clothing, consisting in part OF fine dress
coats, pants and vests; also good summer cloth
ing Of all descriptions; and heavy clothing for
fall and winter use.
Also shirts. knit flannel drawers and under
shirts. socks, &c. Mems and boys hats and
caps Of various fashions, qualities, and prices.
Boots and shoes, thick and thin, polished aud
unpublished Of every description, for men women
and children's use.
Groceries.
Crushed, clarified, loaf and brown sugar, mo-
lasses, syrup molasses, golden syrup, superior
tea, Rio and Java coffee, sassafras, ginger, pep
per, cloves, spice, cinnamon, ground ginger,
nutmegs, snuffs, tobacco, cigars, pipes, soap,
candles, vinegar, pickles, pepper-sauce, &c.
Provisions.
A large assortment of flour OF various quali-
ties and prices; corn meal and all the various
uroducts of the farm and garden; bacon and
fish, kiln dried apples, peaches, currents, raisins,
&c. HARpwARE.-Stoves OF various patterns
for cooking a nd heating rooms, stove-piPes and
elbows, large, and small iron kettles, frying
pans. skillets, hUnd-irons, shovels and tongst
manure forksndhaY forks, scythes, shoVels and
shades. log and trace chains, axes, hamuiersg
pincers, iron and steel, nails, horse-rasPs, hlsss
saws, knives and forks, pocket knives, razors,
butts and screws, door handles, knobs, Ioeksi
sc. TlNwARE.-A general assortment kept
for household purposes. WooDwARE.-Was1-
, tubs, Shaker pals, wood and zinc washboa'ds,
ADMINISTRATIONS harness leather,es"
hide. kip skins, calf skins, Innings and morocco
Saddles, brides, halters, iarrietts, circingiesi
belly-bands, driving lines, collars, back-straP'
girths. blind-bridles, sc. MEDIcGNEs.-A gem
erai assortment Of medicines for feve : .=rsr
and ague, and the common complaints OF tn
Y country. Cooks, Lees, Sappenyton's, Bragg
d and James pills, Quinine, TONES, and variou
: kinds of stim 1lants, anones, ~niments ana
p valid. nov 20 "a
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A REGULATIONS.

The Mail will leave Bellevue TUESDAYS anu
Saturdays at 1 o'clock, p m, anu
Nh matter 10 be sent out, must be handed IN
nv u O'Clock on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
v y. r. BED, ,. ~
Bellevue, March q, 1890
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE.
FORMERLY THE Mc'EEELv house,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

S now kept by SyIYEEUs Dustin, 15S5
i who, having made great repairs s8iI
and alterations in the House, hatters LA
himself that he will be able TO provide any
who favor him with call, a comfortable hone
His table will be supplied with the best me
market affords, prepared by experienced hands
and the weary will find a good resting place.
CoAE AND SNAKE YOURSELVES TO HomI-
In connection with this Hotel may also Do found
a good and extensive
LIVERY STABLE,
for the accommodation OF all who wish TO %,
tai, horses and carriages, which are a good
substitute for first class railroad cars, ON short
notice; or superior saddle horses, for either Va
dies OF gentlemen. The proprletofs Oh w nv
s,v s,abie are RUSSELL 4 DUSTIN.
Bluf City, Iowa, nov 20, 1854 ON
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OlalA8. 1rUlGMIlNGl&s
MATCHMAKER & JEWELER.

y DOOR BJLOW ". CLANUf bEUHL'
Ooumcil Bluff City, Iowa.
INVITES the attention Of the la n
dies and gentlemen to his assort- ~.
ment Of Jewellery and FancyGoods- a%
in part consisting of the following, 1olG ssa
nins Finger-rings, Chains, Pencils and Pins,
Ec. Viofins, Accordans, Flutes; also, an as
All OF which will be sold at the lowest
prices; every article warranted to be as recon-
mended. 49,
The greatest attention will be paid 20 the re-
ysrrsstsd nov /, '54
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ASTOR HOUSE.

FINHE subscriber has Just opened this new and
commodious building for the reception of
the travelling public, and s%olicits a share OF pub
ic favor. Prompt and efficient attention will
be paid to all who may favor him with their
patronage. His table will be supplied with the
best the market aforns. A good stable IS at
lached to the premises. WIN. ENGELL.
st. Mary, Iowa, mar. 10, '54-n29-tf
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FIRST PUBLIC SALE
OF LOTS IN
NEBRASKA CITY,
The future Emporium Of Nebraska
Territary

Territory.
A BOUT FIVE hundred choice lots in Nebras-
~ ka City, and fifty lots in Kearney City,
immediately contiguous, will be offered for
sale 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
commencing on
Monday, April 231, 1865.
Sale 70 continue from day to day, until all are
sold, at the option Of the proprietors.
TERMS or SALE.
One-third cash IN hand. the balance in six
months. Title indisputable. Tn site Of Ne
braska City has long been admired as the most
eligible situation for a large commercial empo-
rum on the South side Of the Missouri river.
Il is situated on that romantic bluff known as
Old Fort kearney, commanding a picturesque
view Of the mighty Missouri for miles up and
down, and has been esteemed For mauy years,
the best starting point for emigration to Oregon
and California. The water is eXcellent-the
climate temperate and noted for IFS salubrity.
Heavy bodies Of the finest timber of every
variety is found on and near the city, and sew
eral Saw Mills are now rapidly converting it
to the use Of the rapidly settling emigration in
and around the city.
There are already in the city two mercantile
establishments. one large Hotel, (the largest in
the Territory and two more about being con-
structed. There are already erected, forty-one
buildings, and as many more IN the progress of
construction.
al hbNNhhll't VI Aiihf"NAVH' AtNh - NNihA
on the site, and contracts are completed for the
making Of two millions of brick the ensuing
season. Two brick churches and one college
will be erected during next summer This
county has a greater population than the whole
Territory north of Platte river.
Nebraska City is fifty five miles from the
South line of the Territory, and thirty miles
South Of the Great Platte river, and about the
center of the settled portion of the Territory.
It is on the direct line of the great central
chain of Railroads from the Atlantic TO tho
Pacific, and is destined to continue, all the TINT
as it does now, to mOnopolise the greater part Of
the business in the Territory,
In the language Of the President of the Fl
Madison, Iowa, S. L. Railroad: "Hebraski
City will be the first City, in commercial an'
manufacturing importance. in the future Stat
Of Nebraska"
The site has a fine bluff, rock landing, no
subject TO change. and a STEAM FERRY nov
at the Landing, affords every facility for eros
| sing. Arrangement are in progress to secur
a regular packet line of Steamboats, betwee
st. Louis and this place.
The FIRST paper issued in the Territory wa
r. the "Nebraska City News" which can boast q
the largest circulation of any, which indicate
the moral progress Of the country.
S. +. NUCKOLLS,
y Agent for Proprietors.
- OF TQEE
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ET Tie Free Masons have instituted
a Lodge at S%mithfeld, Kansas, j. w.
Smith. Master. the first in the Territory.
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sronrsMrs.-see the card Of J. P. snuffp,
Of Glenwood, Iowa.
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FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, &C,

FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, &c,
THE subscriber would most re- A1E
~ specifically inform the citizens OF TssSA
80 Western Iowa, that he VIII be -
receipt, on the opening of navigation, OF large
and superior lot of FRUIT and
he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms
for cash only. He will also receive subserlp-
for anv Agricultural Journal Published IN
the United States. Orders for trees or papers
left at the Post Office will receive prompt atten-
ton. f,
N. b. have also a large variety OF fresh
Garden Seed. IL. A. lEh'Ii'
Bluff City, march 7
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LITERARY NOTICES.

CopEY's LApY's Book FOR April is re-
eised. Perhaps there is no other Maya
tine where so delicate a taste is constantly
asplayed in its illustrations as is to be
found in this work. The fashion plates
and other illustrations, as well as those Of
Graham, are exceedingly beautiful, Their
literature is no less so. Published by l..
a. Cooley, Philadelphiai price, 1872 CO.
pies So 8 copies $l5.
HALL's JouRnAL or HEALTH this IS
an excellent work. issued monthly, by w.
w. Hall, NJ. D., from the Astor House
book store, Broadway, New York; price
81.
BEAuTIruL ENcRAvINo. We have
reserved from Richard II. See < Co.. Of
Philadelphia, copy of their beautiful en-
gssving, representing all the Presidents
from Gen. Washington down to Zen
Pierce. This engraving is intended as
present 10 each Of the subscribers TO Ora
hams Magazine. The plate alone is WORT
DC price of the magazine, which is %
year. 2 copies s..
HAHPEa's MA0AzIsE.-rhis IS alarge
beautiful and able literary magazine iiiu'
rated with beautif,t eOgravings' ana VOL
ihy a place IN every household. Ihos
Destitute of a good library would hnd mue
b the ample pages Of this Magazine
Compensate for the want Of u e Pnpl'Sl
I'd by Harpers g. Brothers, "a BeeI
lnan ST., New York; price So ayear' ca
copy contains l4f pages.
HANPxB's 6roHV BOoKs.-Eoch n
Of these pretty books for chiliren conlai
100 pages, illustrated with beautiful c
granngs, and fall Of pretty stories iu
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
~ CHEAP for Cash, 30 ~aHfF~gS
TE4B brood Mares. Also, a ~2&E
HR large number Of Work, -4A
Ssddle and pack Horses; & fine stock of Indian
ponias. bIooded Cattle, oxen and Cows. En-
grants and others DESTROYS Of purchasing any
Of the above enumerated articles would do wen
10 call on The subscriber, as he will sell cheap
for Cash; enquire at the Office Of p. A. sarPy'
b ~elleyue, Nebraska.
UeIlevue. mr. 81. 1855.
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HANPxB's 6roHV BooKs.-Eoch No.
Of these pretty books for ehiliren contains
100 pages, illustrated with beautiful en-
cravings, and fall Of pretty stories. Pub
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Nntlce.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
"A 10 Geo. p. Stiles, are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned, or they
will fine their accounts in the hands OF the pro-
per officer for collection. Gene one, CONF all
end save cost. r. j.
II 10 sSH IL
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A HEn LITTLE fancy notions for sale as
4,OCUc cheap as dirt, at the cheap cash
sInre of n35-tf NUCKOLLS & co.
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DRY GOODS.

"""'O "" '"g"' Ginger, Spice, Pepper, &c, &C..
DRY GOODS.
DIR ASSORTMENT IS LARGE AND COMPLETE.
gb@inoa AM brown; and leached domestic d1Hing, OsnabWg" Ravens, ducks &C 10
5 regards price md quality to be unsurpassed in Western Iowa Calico, gmg9anH
%". sleeves silk and satin bonm5 linen and cotton handkechea5 hosiery, Paaso, Ill Of
""'"" WI" :" So" JaGJg1T7AJ2J8 AND CDTLE8Ys
Cross cut avs mill saws hand WI broad axes1hopphgW axes, adzeh log md ocfc chains
bench panesnd in fact eveyhingn ehard"ar hnen ON 'e"N"P -"
BOOTS & SHOES.
c.sesd,c rom Boaon. Boots of all sizes aud qualities Shoes, Ladies enamdcd Jenny
lind bnlirs pnims shippers aides goat kip and cafb ootSn misses shoes-ah sizes
Hats and caps. books aud stationery, drugs and medicines Jyn@s md L0uaoh' Lmy
medicines and all other popular patent medicines for sale Al wholesale prices"
OUEENSWARE,
or various patterns. Glassware mmhes jars &c. &C. 800 gal stone ware chwne, JH'
crooks, butter crooks; Ioye crooks, &C., &c"
1ua.aA- . ,nuotDa n~psc cherry dining, ad breakfast tables, walnut ditto, ditto
Bureaus hg glass plain ad fancy walnut presses, clboards, TN safes, oe OF lo u~H
stands wash stands lounges and mattresses, double Mattresses Stat bottom ehans, can setdo To-,
rocking ""' 5POWJB3 AND D1ETWAG8B3
A5ooot stoves assorted auerun'ar ady trimmed with tin or copper boiler boxstoye,
Gncian palor ditto, dovep pipe elbows, &c o, u,o-
WOOD AND WILL0W-WARt.
pnoc burns1 II bnsh,. wood buckets well buckets. wash tubs wood bo~h trays, dough
pins mar boxes, brooms zinc wash boards CLONES R5 &@ L,-.A-,
sADDIERYmBHnes matngla crcnges gnhs hates, bide, rGH l@enwk sad
dies quilt seats, and ditto Ladies side saddles, buggy whpAGa whips + "hpse o"-hde'
&C, saddebRgs lehhert trunks, &C. 800
Soeleahpr kin, and calf akns, morocco Innings goat SKINS hr' &C.
IRON AND CASTINGS-Pow steel, sheer see, cast se, pows, mouds nc
POTS ovens kiles and lids, 6, g. 10 and twenty gallon kettles.
PINE DOORs-s by 10 and 10 by II sash, window blinds
CIOCKS-8 dy and hour clocks; war1ntedto m well.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
yipira RoanokeN Nectar leaf tobacco. RegaHa ant principe cigars OF the finest aayor
as itisn troubLd to how goods, and wew will oeh happy TT III times TO show om old customers
and many new onesa may favor us with their patronage, or goodsand prices. Dur ncn
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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

BOOKS FOR SALE
+ literary, Scientific and Miscellaneous
Ia Books, for sale by D. 4. REED.
Bellevue, \. T, apr 4, 1888.
PERIODICALS aud Newspapers of all
L kinds supplied to order, at the cheapes
rates, by d. T. REED
Bellevue, N. T.; apr4
DHoNoGRAPHICAL Works procured at
l. short notice, by d. 4. REED
RelleYne. apr 4
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

A BOUT FIVE hundred choice lots in Nebras.
~ ka City, and fifty lots in Kearney City
immediately contiguous, will be offered 70
sale 10 the highest bidder, on the premises
commencing on