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ARRrALs.-Among the recent arrivals in toSn we


notice the following:
Ar the sErnoreLIrAx HorrL-Hop: Preston k.s osssns
bprsh; " Bunt st. Johns; " II. Brown Hsifsx; n A
Psrmenter. 7 oy; j. White TeRnesesj w Hunier s.a
rrueseo T. sv ernser. s. Louis Aivie Adams; bes'2n;
w b. hecsy, Bath; Jss n. Niebo'son, Maryland; = W
Rescue. esssss,svs D II. @. fsut. Washintton; O. Il
Cunnisshsn, AIksasa Budsos Croofer. Philsdslphl.
AZ tee Asfos Aovsr-Geo W. Ely, Rochester; W. Z.
SSss,s.s! Assan' John Townsend. Troy; w ssolor
Snvsessei >: BiAhs, New-HsDpshirej II. w oven,
Feb fsTSS '9pssseo, Iowa Alex Anderson. pssus1si
III Con SSca Nh fHspes Douglas A. LEVER Daa@''
a. ne sr EIesotA.-G.n 9. D. King Ala; p Frazer
esssssr.Ii re Ron OH, Troyi John D. Wa,.n,
ysn wsshls ston, ss.hst o. s. xrn,, T. CrangIe
"resnssi G. B. Lyman. LAns nsburs. -
Mss CostAnoss sovsE-J. Gould, Rochester, H. INC
Cs,s.,s. Ssuheosse. 8. Baker. Ohio; g. NJ Mel,
psSss; ~ Mcneil, Madison. Wiz; Is,sc Plstt. al
s.,ncss hsse .. X. ssttsrlse, Rye; r. French.
ans, ....np SUICIDE "A man named Edward N,
ssiea1e rhsrsday nsht by ,anoip, on. Of
leo ~ b,.S - ''sseA ssy Of No II Bs.s,. 81 One Of h
probsNy prvvs f . fsssvs< other injuries which viii
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Of . eb IS siass 81 for Pos. .sa 80 ID. Cor fsHs
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PAPrRs UNDER THE NEW LAw.-We have been
requested to state bst the necessary psper for per.
Wishing to take out licenses under the Probibio
~ Liquor law, recently passed, have been prepared
by the judges Of tie Common Pleas, and can be lad
at the flee Of the Clerk of the Court No. ID City
Hall
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

For the preservation, beauty, growth, and
restoration Of the Hair.
lthas loag been the desire Of persons trouble
with stiiJ harsh, uuruiy hair, to procure an ar
lele wh'ch would At once render the hair soft,
liyely and beautiful. The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for that pur.
pose Is Dr. Cook's Magic Hair oil.
This OIL pcnetrates the miuutest bores. gi,-
ing the dry and whitening bulbs new life and
slgof' opening tAe eapillafies, s%oflens, preserve
ssal',ns5 ana strengthens the hair,tK, and tuns
from @ ,ilng on, removes the danduiG. and turn,
ragged hair INTO that which is smooth, gloasJ
ans waHy, II is admitted by all 10 be the great
81 invention Of the age for identifying the haif
ana rendering u permanent.
DR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
u a superb article, aud should Be found oa' the
toilet Of every lady who values the glossy and
and The wiiching cuFi.D
Price, 90 cents per bottle.
lof sale at Dr.. Easterly's Family Medicin.
STORE corner Of Third aud Chesnut street sts,
Lonisb, BIO. ALSO by p. a. ssrpy, 81, Mari
an Dy dealers ~ medicines generally IL Us
vs. APP n -
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M. RANsNM \ -
nIanulactnrer. or 60 nj. nnI s

anuiactHreFs Of C0PpER TIN and SHEET
VI IsoN WORK, such as Copper Pines for
atedM Ing mes aud Dlstilleries. BrecchiGe and
Chlmuers, Soda Generators and FoYpl aims, Rre-
wing and all kinds OF Copper KIT les. We'll and
Gistern Pumps and every other article M Their
me OF business, uiey also manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the 81. Loyis preui -,
COOKING Stoves, suitablefO Tor Steam Boat Hotel
Colleges or other similar Establishments made
"a a good and workmanlike manner. and ouf Of
good and substantial material; aud of different
sizes All kind Of Tiuware on hand. wholesale
ana retail, No. 233 Main street, southeast cor
neI u Cu''Iy d LOUIS, No. aprl2-6m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
GR.lLN MILLS.
LEATHER BETTING.

This article Is now made ia the greatest per-
iecuoh, and becoming extensively used in the
manufacturing establishments of the country.
We keep on hand the largest assortment in The
Western country, Of our own, and Eastern
manufacture.
N~ULcANIZEp RrBBER BELTGNG STEAM
PACKING AND RuBBfR HOSE. We are the only
agents OF the Boston Company ia this city for
the sale Of these goods.
Hosting screws, mill s]pindles, regulating
screws, dainsal mons. patent iron proof safes.
mn Picks, screen ware, copper ripcis. lace lea
ther, caIcined plaster, SC, Sc, ezP constsut-
~ on hand. -
St. Ions, April %, 1881. ulU-y.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Sheffield .tsel warehouse. number 2t2 Mi,
street, ST. LoiGs. @Mat.anau hon Compapv.,
Fostoh, manufacturer Of ihaehiucsts tools. boil
emitting aud drilling machines, lathes. Sc. Sc
= aes. edge tools, &e.. &c. manufactured at
" entworth Works, Sheffield, imported 10 order.
ii. BAhEWELL.
apr I2-ly bGrNT
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IL sirawleiry beds should be mulch
ed, nd tender rtspbe,ries Lid down and
protected. So should bulbs and ro9er
beds generally.
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I. f COMSTnCK 9. %

Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and
SHOES, OF all kinds, No. l52 Main street. ST.
N0'i'r 'Ao' apIl2-1y'
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ST. LOUIS.


WHOLESALE DEALER m Wooden, Willow.
and Cedar Ware, No. IS, Second st., opposite
Monroe House. st. Louis, Mo.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER AND RCUE.

'I'HE University of Free Medicines and Pom
J. ular knowledge, chartered by the State Of
Pe1ns'lva.ia April goth, 1853, mainly TO ar
rest lhe evils Of spurious nostruips. als6f N am
ply The public with reliable remedies. where
The best medical advisers cannot o. VII not be
employed. having purchased The invaluable RENE
edy, ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE. the
lIsl aud only known for TwXNTY YEARS. as
me crriaip cure for The Fever and Agua. and
us kindred complaints, confidently recommend
II TO the patronage Of The afflicted.
Inc above Institution likewise recommends
Tor Bowel Complaints. ROWAND-S COM
POUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRYROOT
and 90 10 due time will furnish its ovcH remedy
Tor every disease that can be safely treated
THIS way. "
By order Of the Trustees.
JOHN r. ROWAND. NJ D.
PRESIDENT OF the University, and Head of The
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home Dispensary and Office. 10. Is Arch
ST., Philadelphia. se,, On a..
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MISSISsIppT

Gatey, McCnne X Co, between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main and Second street. 81.
Louis, No Builders Of Steam Engines. Boilers
and every description Of Mill machinery.
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WN TIRE

Physician and Surgeon. having permanently
located iu Gleuwood, Mills co., Iowa. will
promptly attend 10 all calls IN his professiou.-
on Locust street, one door north of
Whites store. aug 3l-ly'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Doctor James DOnelan. would respectfully
inform the citizens Of G%leuwood, Mills Co,
Iowa. that he has permanently located in this
place and tenders his Professional services, In
all Of It's various branches. 10 the citizens and
vicinity. Having attended a full Course of
Medical Lectures, ia connection with the ST.
Louis Hospital, hatters himself competent
to render general satisfaction 10 those who may
iavor him with their patronage.
"" Office at the Drug Store.
hLENwoop, MUS Co., Iowa.
Dec -, 1888, u5g-iy.
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Id NJ SOLOMON-

Attorney az Law, Gle1wood. Mills Co. Iowa.
Practices ln the Courts OF the oh aud 7fh jul
Districts, andthe supreme Courto iowa
May 81. 1871. u36-ly.
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Wholesale anl Retail Merchants. corner Oh
locust and Coolidge streets. Keeps constantly
'l hand 9 large assortment al Groceries. DR.,
uonis, Hardware, aud Crockesy, GlcuNooI
iowa. aug3l-lE-
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NEW GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF EW GOODS
Just arrived, per steamer Delaware, al
S4RPY'S CHEAP CdSH STORE
On Main street, St. Mary.
Ciizens and eWlgrants can now find o
full supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions,
Dry Goods and Hardware, which hey can
buy cheap for cAsH. n37-9
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

WILLIAM CORFIELD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Glenwool.
Iowa. june 2S-ly.
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-. J. - .-..I-sl-


A safe and certain cure for GOnorrhloa. g,es,
Structures. Seminal Weakness, aud all disea,es
% The Genital Organs.
Ih's popular and speciGc remedy isnow Of
i'ic- IL tAe afflicted and warrentedto cure all
clses OF GonOrflna, elect, Structures. Seminal
weakness, and al diseases ofthe Genital Organ,
10 o few days. This ufalIiable remedy hs,
saved thousands upon thousands from he hands
" hiefcile-s Cuacks. " not from a premature
grave. In case Of Infection, ID. Bakers Spe-
cue is thc only safe and sure remedy. II isver,
agreeable Ia tine TASTE, creates no prccepfable o.
DOR, ana may be used by persons Of either sex
WIN entire secrecy without regard TO diet, him
drahce from business or Medical Adviser. ar
PLAIN directions for use accompany the medicine
Reader have you a private discascY Do not ne
gidct IT. Delay Is dangerous. with DR.. Ba-
kers specific you can cure yourself. and thus
prevent AL exposure. This medicine viii speed-
ny and eheelually cure the most vimlent cases
or secret Diseases. and eradicate every PARTICLE
o. infectious matter from the system, and resfor.
ihcPaiient 10 a perfect state OF health and purjtv
Frice, 81 90 per bottle. ~
FOR sale at DR.. Easterly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner Of Third and Chesnut
streets, 81 Louis, Mo. Also by p. A. SAM.
81. Mary, Iowa, and By dealers in medieinnss
"''"'1 III Tue "est. apr l2-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

DEa aLDDpggSS ii Gmal Cordial
A valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men.
ses, Whites, Painful Menstrnation ImpoteD.
cy or BarrenAess, Sallow CompIexion. Head.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness Of the nerves. ana
an diseases which arise from arrangement
OF the functions Of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infalliablc r.med,
ior the cure Of all those diseases OF femalss. an.
lsing from weakness or debility, and obstruction
m NE sexual organg, such as irregular or SUP.
pressed OF the Menses, Fluor Aibus or Whites
railing Of the Womb, Headache. Frigbtful
Dreams &e., caused by Colds, checked persvirs.
lions, excuses, oyer-excitehrnt, 6c.,is
DIR. HOOPER's FEMALE CORDIAL.
several ladies' in.fhe city who have suffered
Tor many years with the above complaints, and
nave employed our most eminent physician,
without success, have used Dr.. Hooper,s F,.
iPaia Cordial, aud have been speedily ard per.
nlanentiy cured BY it's use. II there are suffer.
cry ~ ~. Louis they can rely upon DR.. Hoop.
Female Bordial as a safe, pleasant and e.
P1ee 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 80.
For sale al Dr. Easterly's Family Medicine
store, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, 81.
Louis, Mo. Also BY P. A. sarpy, 81. Mary,
and by dealeu in medicines GENERALLY in tie
nest apr i2-lY
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GRsintss 9itcttotr.
CLENWOOD.


Wholesale and Retail Merchants. dealers /,
.urs and inliau Goods. Groceries. Dry Goods
hardware. Books and Stationery, Boots. Shoes
HATS and Caps. aud every variety OF Fame,
goods. on tlo west side Of The Public Square
-~L--.-uN. Town. hIr Al-l..
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
LIVER COMPLAINT.

In cases Of consumption the Liver Is AWAY.
more or less affected, and also the spleen. pleY,s
ard small iHiesiines. The effect of Dr.. Carte,ss
Cough Balsam in diseases Of The Liver, esnsc-
Tally II u be Of an e~icerous nature, is directan
powerful. Simple disease q ne Liyer hssN
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
'R. EASTERLY'S FEVER AND AGUE
KILLER.

AAAsAaLhr
Is warranted 10 cure Ague and Fever. Dumb
Ague, Chdls aud Fever, Intermitant and Re-
mittaht teFefs, and al the various forms Of Re-
FeTs Incident 10 the WestN
ms popular remedy has now been before
the Pablictw years, and d~uringthat time about
"ENrY,FfyE THoUsAsD BorrLEs
have been sold and IN no instance has II failed
10 enect a Pelsnihant cure as far as heard from
or 70 give entire satisfaction to the purchase
"aflehlsd 10 cure all cases, or the money
WI De refunded Let no man, woman or child
suffer With ms distressing disease, when a sure
head The testimony from John Miller & Co.
EVANSVILLE, H., Oct. 20. 1883.
Dr tastedy-sir: We take pleasure in stat-
TX mat we have purchased 80 botlesof your
Ever eng ASue killer, aad have sold the same
heht cure ~ every case. We have sold nearly
an INC various I%nedieins for ague and fever. but
rone has gwen such entire satisfsetion as vonr
Lever and Age Killer. We believe h il ~
pest Medicine nov before The public.
Rs'peethliy, Jehr Miller 4 60.
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-. w. PRiCE,
Attorney a. Law, Council Bluff City. Iowa
refer to b. n. Hughes, ST. Joseub. Ma Ia
D~0uiphan, Weston, Mo, Madd 4 Haghes. sI.
LOUIS, No. no 10.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

rms valuable remedy is purely vegetable in
its ingredients, aud perfectly harmless i'm ali he
qualities, and as mild and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. II is very soothing and heal
ing to The Lungs, and is every where acknowi-
edged by Druggists, Physicians, and All vim
have used 1t to be the most Edectual Curative
known.
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MISC CARDS.
JOHNSON q O.

A4t
city OF Council Bluffs, Iowa, will atten4 M nro,
.esslonai business in the 9th and an Judicial
DISTRICTS also, to The purchase, sale and loca-
Ion Of Land Warrants. Particular attention
paid 10 The collection Of claims. aug 3l-3m
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DOINGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

SHIRTS MADE FOR SHILLIsG.-The hearing of
that csse was continued yesterday morning.
The Attorney for the defendent repeated his offers to
prove that the house Of Davis & Son was highly re-
spectacle.
The Mayor eaid he had not yet had time to examine
the testimony Of the case but be understood 1t psr-
fecty and wanted the money, 81 80 immediately re-
turned to the gid This the lawyer, after a little
swsgeeIipg promised TO do.
The Mayor remarked that so far as this individual
case was concerned, he had not particularly examined
it, but be knew that the whole system was swiodling
Of tie prossest kind and that, too upon class Of
people who were unable to help themselves aud con-
81 outntly bad heretofore been obliged to submit to
the tricks of the trade for in most instances this sys
tenn of swii cling had been carried adroty and
cunpipgy that those practicng it had generally man
ace to eude detection and their actions had not been
brought to light as they deserved to be. He was de-
ternhed TO break the entire syttem up, if 1t took all
his time and salary to do it was necessary for him
TO make an example of some one in order TO do so.
This ,d been the fret Introduced to his notice.
and if there was sufficient Law TO do so, be had deter
mined to punish the parties as the case deserved
The TABLES TuRYED-A MANUFACTURER SWIM
pLrp-A shirt manufacturer in Broadway sends q
loIg statement to the Mayors Office, complaining
that young man came into her store on Saturday
night and selected articles valued at - rs, which he
ordered. sent to No. "a, Carlton House, Broadway.
On their being sent by the shop-grl, she was met on
the steps by the individual who took the articles and
imme diately disappeared up the stairs aud into some
private nook, where be could not be found.
SrRAYcE.-The following statement was made be-
fore Mayor Wood yesterday. 1t requires explains
ton:
"About 70 O'Clock, on Sunday morning, notided
Michael LEI tin, who keeps grocery and lquor'so'e
At No. 81 Mulberry St, to close his place telling him
that il was the Sabbath morning. He paid no amen-
,;on 70 nv orders About l2i called the attention
Of officer Martin Of the 9th Ward to the fact that his
house was open, when we both ordered HIN 70 close
nm. He told rs to 90 ahead, and do the best we
could. While standing at the door, we saw num-
Der of persons playing cards fer money on tue
coun,,r. then proceeded to the Station House 10,
Aid and on procuring it, We went TO the place eno
s,,sst,d six men, who were taken to the S'suon-
Uon,e ard committed In the morning they Yer e
taken before Justice Bogart for eIsmnsuou, ..,sH
toot Mace At IL o'clock when they were commteo
for tiisl who subsequently,. during tue tsIs asy,
discharged them from custody. arfee'eo tuo p.H-
prietor TO day (ruesdayl for Keeping = o,uo.w
house. and Judge Bogst held him to ban 10 ms omu
,ecoc nizspCe in o2o0 to answer. This avery az
orderly house, and causes much trouble 70 INC
officers. On sreting the six persons referred w.
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURE on TEXAS -Lastevening a large audience
assembled in the Academy of Music to listen to the
lecture of Gen. Sam Houston on Texas" before
the Mercantile Library Association. The General
gave full history Of Texas, and of the several bat
tee that were fought there. In concluding his lee
ture be sad Texas did not herself to the South
alone, nor did che annex herself to the North alone
but to the Union, the whole Union, and nothing but
the Union and though che was the last State that
came into the Uoion amid all the fansticsms of the
day, she will be the last to 60 out of it.
The lecture was roplete with interest, and called
forth frequent applause nom the audience.
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WET GOODs EQ

WET GOODS EQUAL TO DRY GOODs.-Nessrs.
CHAs HEARD Co.. having received the remainder Of their
purchase suction will offer MORNING In good cood
ton warranted free from injury stsin:
rich BRocHE SHAwLs from Ssd e2. invoice at 40 to
$50
IO pieces rich black SILKS at Sc de3c invoced at to
pieces linen damssk TABLE DAPkR at Sidtc cost IS
ds7c
pieces linen dsmssk TABLE CLOTHS, at 63a'5c cost
S1d4l Is
100 Msrseilles CouSrgRPASEs. at 80, cost SO oas4
s. DOZEN rich dsmssh NAPKIss, at ~ cost - 5edS3
Dc rich dsmsk DoyLiEs, st ST. cost 81 . 10 81 -
1870 yards Huckabuk TowELtNG at &c. co,t l5c psf yard
cases rich Scotch GISGHAMs at l2tc cost &c per YARD
~ pieces Irish linen FRONTING d5ec., cost 63d'5c
Ierysrd oo. -
rs to Sec per yard. . .
In the above Wet Goods guided solely
bv the catslogue sale but will Awe written
tsntee Of the reflection each scs f
sale. ChAs HEARD Co., No. S0l ofsld o.
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DIED.

fs:y sS' lS.s :ss P:ss.:
Of henry B,.ir Eco late Of tni. cisy.
The Of The f'my are iovted 90 ssnd the faassS
'toaAs-on W;sa..s.y y.s. a.. at ,sn,.ndo'. VT. Mr.
COskLIN1s. otsys;snd on Monday s mS cn pss;
Henry sldes, son Of Henry snd Mary L. COnIlin. aga
yeu,, months snd II days
to I'd the funeral this trussdaJ afternoon Ct sSeoes.
h.m ne above famed place: -, "a u,m.v n...
The rsIsrs. and iHsSds of the family respectfully 10
hi. funeral Tbuisdsy sernooa eoce
without fgthes Invitation f'" d" residence 's" ~
PDwAsDs-6a Tse.G.y evening Feb. n st his r.sssnes.
s s.S sst COM t Il s he s.ts Of ss% Ys's
6kIsw oLD-lh thi: e,sy. 90 Tso.tsy FOB y I'D ~
III. BODY viii b. ,.i.n to Rorsary. m.. 70, i,t',.s..
ony daughter Of and Lydia 0.s. aged year ed
The relative. sud fr,nis Of the hmy respectfully In
vfed the fa1sr.i ThuadsS snsn00a " oeiecs
TYsLoP-Psb Is william Hy.lop, NJ D.. in tbs akh ye~
Of hs,se s,, .,,.l d. ..s..x
hi. funeral at & oe. THURSDAY sieraosn. from hs leo
No g Es. .n.r .so. ...
M,ns There's wire Of I'ssr Morgan. in the ss'n y'sf
friends. sad those of he, father Joseph ssnss 80!
Of Ter o.ssy e, ' W.s q s':s
%so rans ID. ss,s INST. It osloet r.
McUEBSUr-susd.n,. en- Mond.yi the Nth Instant II.
Lawrence Nc Dermut, In the "a yesr Of his sss
nm. the pds Of bis fanny are respecuuny esses
attend bis funeral Wednesday. o. ~ 0c.cs IRON ths -
derce OF in law Nssh oHsii, NO. W besSs e. "s
OsGOOO-On Tuesday. FEB n Sb'ft II o's'sS ssss
g. yesra ,.s>.~x-
Ibs relative. ard sDds and soss Of ne sea. ere 49,
full, invited 10 attend funers Thetsey tss ia nsss.s
a. ocIoes from tho Choreh Of tho hesssn t'ss NV
Or O,soo<s) without further tovitstion
st Or s.Rs- s s.s;:s 'i ees"pa'. No
May saul ~, ana ds.s,sdiy rsg....s ,.,..x
fisIcs ssd those Of the family respeetial w.
20 funeral ss rssdsre- Vs1cs pseSss
Houston ard slse>ker "Wednesday sftsfnss
O'clock when her remains viii BE- taken 70 ofsea~sse
Cen etsEy ss nteTuenf. 49,
sUrpAM-Oa n snssy evening FEB 20, Mrs Ehssbsth W.
80 dam the sifs Of VIM. say1sn, seed - yssrs
fte friends Of the fssy sol Of BITE Bro
herpl.- Mr. Timothy C.n-sl ere Ie.esetfslI f:9s.sst
10 att. Der fuLera Wedossdsy o. ~e'oes r. ~ u>o
h. late residence No III Aous, =.
WRIGHT-On sooesy the so ,ss,sns ~; sa yes,ps y
bic sac. - -.---..s.,,. lasted 4. a.
,.-s 30 funsr.l from bis late resteres No bssesS
" sdresssy al zo'elceh WITHOUT f'fthef ooue'
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Advertisement
DUSTY WEATHER AND BRANDRETHs PILLS

-bRSpsrrHs Pills u peculiar manner suitable TO
the dseses Of this climate, and especially this eity. Toer
prompt clear the system Of ho'e a.unals
tiors often oeesoued By pepirson and
BY breathing sed with dust. vas 10 Broadway yss
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lrauenra hosis In the sir bresthed
ard kn to the circulation, posons our blood oecssoas
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biDs from the aud IL not speedily cured lays the
foundation for Consnmpti
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complaint hut their cooBu. for few dsys
s They have sesdy cured least thousand Persoa
the last weeks
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