davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-07-29

| ARKlVED..-......-~..,Jn ,Jnly e.
etmF traveller Sweeney. Alwausee. 49, hi bs beer
sss & e; s:d i5teas. g ssh .s
Prop Richardson osdsnsan.rs, ton. md.
Prop MNssntezuna w Napier St Joseph &sm lumber, HI
Err t;aIbsE + H.. Drown, 81 Joseph 11om lumber.
Sa1 e. ss'aei. M,aa'o" hnnase Bay CITY, :n lumber 1son
ssSs ssss S1l.i !5sp Cls.: ss<se III ri. s,,t
isSst.xes IS cords % read ''a0' 'S''sr' '4a lan'er
Bsss e ss ;s pad h
s:eas retsi.; Thompson, t:reea Bay 9omlumler.
@'eus ~ co4e' Kalamazoo, ssa lumber 6om shin.
sssr Sqassana sta k.y Holland 2 eed. rood
sss1 i Fs Il ! ia 'ssss sss; cd. ..
sr 1sagp kshs%po IL Masas Nan'to~oc lion lumber, .m
CLEARED.
sos Traveller. Sweeney, Milwaukee, y hs apptes u b4.
rrop 1os7 Jenc. nnala y. aes ~oel @ h.,. pork as
olIs afu ~ btls u NJ. 76e bu malt, 500 tu E1ei 81
Prop sssep tsp oefia S Rxs 1.d .,oo .u
rop II: ha1tx1 aSu' g. ss eSFt . b
pix Paeias III. G1ssd q rssseese, rsss.e rsaa isbf
tsaf; tsf stes aes,st ss EaE ~ SqTthsfs TSsfs i1; s
sehE SCI 1ns Thloor. Flecd. Mn.tsxon light.
sesF sebT sp dpf ES5;shs hsss IS, sss TX ;. IT,
Sehr 1,e]us lye"olG Peate oswexo, IL too bu eoru.
Sear Wet Wind. ST. On. HUI TO- l1Gpo bu cam
Schr Honnie Dooa, MITCHELL Perry Sound. Is tona hay
Sehv MARE sibley; Avr1i1. Bay City, light.
Sehf CtHass.u+ HUBBARD 'oit Cn IN Ii go hn What
seow Iempeas- Newton, White Lake, light
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARHlvEo..........,..,J july q
b:':ss }i, : sas IT, Il: .s:s ::s9* ion, ID. .s.
CLEARED.
Ade1lx ottaws, 6s~9!1 Il. lumber 81 bills salt.
oeess plaE, osa~a, q 39s II. lumber. 5000 iash 900
Caeotah. Ottawa, 1924 II. lumber
Oneida, Ottawa lfxht
EmeInc. Toilet, 70 cords bA-k
rAHsan. Joliet 4 300 4. lumber 10 40 sh1nRles
=. y. lei. LocfpoH 1en whc,t, S,3as II. lumber,
, 1859-07-29

The 0shkesA 1aceakiaf1es Cauxht.
oazkuMa, July st. 1859,
Gdaoza Fses and Tribune:
We hare got the scouudrels that burnt our
1o*n last spring, and if they escape with sound
nseks' it will be betterthan they deserye. one
Of taem ~aa caught last night, in the act Of fir
'ng house. Our Jail was burnt last night, aud
acfazy woman who was there for safe keeping.
pershcd IN the flames. Yours. ST.B.
, 1859-07-29

II. 4 rneeting Of the clergy has been called
aor this afternoon a& O'Clock 1t the Lectur.
hoom Of the Second Presbyterian Church, to
olseass the Sunday qoet&;on.
, 1859-07-29
NJ uraeFou8 Attack.

PmItpzLPu1A, July GA journcyman tailor
named Cotton. supposed insane, made u fnrious
attack, with large pair Of sbeurs this A. M., on
police officer: inficting wound supposed to
he fatal. He afterwards attacked two oiher ner,
sous: who were severely wounded before be
could be secured ::
, 1859-07-29

k00 HflDS. N. o. SUGAR.
WV 1andlns and 70. sale low BY
REYNOLDS ELY m
, 1859-07-29

New IoRK, July es.-The yacht roce between
tue schooner yacht Restless and the sloop Re.
becea, from Newport light to Sprogss Pt- buoy.
Rehecca I2 minutes,
, 1859-07-29

\. +, July e5.-The Steamship Jura is sje.
nailed below. She left Liverpool on Saturday.
the 18th inst simultaneously with the Steamer
anticipated.
, 1859-07-29

= L Q n E G TIN G,
~ n o. WILSON, in addition To Ill kind. o! Marble
Msk are now pserAsed to exeente v.th the aid Of ma
!Innts and ~ for tbs sane, rl1rclat alteptop
Esea 70 ~ Lad. Of fcesoAtsry work vaults coeDx poet
lo Paving. Dce State 1nd " ashn.ton ,iretf.
W viii dispose Of cur splendid 6soek of Marble Wanss I'D
Annur4erIAl work hAaw cot mv..tw
, 1859-07-29
rzE> CITY OF BUFFALO,
4 ls1aek1zx L. D, Pxxxtxa Commander.

WESTERN METR07c'1jN r. .pE4sx, Commander.
Form ~ Evening Llne ketw tweea c:esesng aqd guaio.
o7e Of The abose magnificent boats viii aI9 ts Z, c.
T. Railroad Duck Cleveland. svesy syealax. t=us9ays
e1esIseda 01ock. u On th6 ANVIL Of ths tIas from
With tie met1ak tt2s he New York Ccnir1 and Buff
Ho Aex YORK E5.e H.lituad for Slaxas@ Fall, Ko-
QwExo, New fotk and BostVn.
Il = aaeses to speak t5orate Of the above boata b.
Ing eEeay we'll knovn The travelling puale q 4. III r.
1pee1s Fist taaA CoAh hun'urs aud sAyz.
Thus rendering summer Trip 10 New York 1ay point
planned
Teke4 eaa b. h7d Il III Ticket Oces IN the West and
e Com Onca uuIct the Revere House coEEes Of
Randolph anA Dearborn stEtets, md st the tspok.
g. y. GRAY, GeEez1 Wessern AEtnt.
u. Ieff
, 1859-07-29
COMMERCIAL

WzoseapAv Evxz1xo, July =, lsa.
The receipts aud shipments during tie pest
twcnty-four hours we're:
, 1859-07-29

II, y y B Il MEMS ::EX-
~. GhAN9Ey Afhs Rosala 4 The Association. II
asese.k ~ b opsa ch morning fo4 eight 10 nio
aes as Hdaak a9& Nasaf1efuszs Cty md
Neaea Vassl CAfeakns, anA ethan afMe4sd Ia
n.!s,;. -. RoeEkf 4. FoSs, Pruneut.
, 1859-07-29

iHlCA 60, IOWA AND
~ NEBRAaKA RAILRO.n
= hAANQa0
R A.uaul further uo<,es.
.IRNs EASTWARD.

NEbHAaKA RAILROAD.
0p and After Monday Jupc .s,h .3zo r,,,, n,...
It1la3 viii Fuu - tolIows: '451aes NODES.
TRAINS WESTWARD. .TR.r~a
NAL r1AI1
Ikavs chie6o.... 6;G0 a,p Lava f.sth snh n:1AtT.
Ar1tre II "a - R,ns as:te at E.'ntnu 40 AM
ID -, go. .:ap nm "7'e y taasn .atsa pns.
.nur - rtrv @~ fsA@ .5*ftr T1AE1
7nav, f:hiss.n ..nn, 1IAtet:dar lSap.Gs l130 on.
80 1:1;c,sn 49, aac p9s' ats;vett tGntou $50 nn
A11.ra At CetAr Zap 1so'.- -4:1o Aa1-
1ds...,...... ...,f:.0p0.
Casnertns with all Through Trains far cA,e.e, an, IN.
a yeWItt Efth sta7es for Davenport and MarzAkrtx
tsnxee Hun With stazea for Tosonto 1t Unirn j:mx.
mosA. " ~~-~ss 'eS AAAr
A.so-At Cedar Rspds With staxss for Marion. yln,o,
chas. f,oG sf1te5a, 1T F:! ~ ya.t1 Gh1ksvr psa It.
nsst: Eaor1 Ssrata RooaAb0Fu Hoser It9efsor Harrn
g: NSs*hn. utsinene4 md Epua u Biu6..
Waterloo ~ 9"" "'''e' f'' 'a1"a afa
,[s :hsIe cheapest md mort expedition. route b..
M heasn md Cst7l Iowa. It being only i8 n-.
is H. 70 Tie MisaAp9 Kse1 and the1os Mree;Jy
s9sts sor sa!e y tkc Wells Strret Depot Gaiearu Ill.
~ sen. VIII be at the tr2os in futen " Trcr1ys
~ tpr Clinton Or The which wIl u ccnyryeS
E~3y II sMTru r,. ..a -.
, 1859-07-29
General N0ttrR8.

TREAT CHANGE TO MAKE
~ MONEY,
The right Of A1LLEf:'s PATENT EGG DEATER for
the State Of Illinois for SALE
Ih!a novel machine H!u bat the Whites of Err. r+o
St3 Ffoth fist person can txpx,e The .ht, ~ Fo
ne yo'k; ss Eg Sugar rad uut,er perfectly Light I'D
TWO NlNUTES,
hps cseam for table mixes the yasiou. eseen.ex
Nn unprecedented regularity In any Of tie Pasf cs fnn
afs and CTauz and stands unved for all .ueh n,,csc~
Caa Be sen at the aorr Of II. q. VAN SC1IaAcK !,
u esA1s sstest- oF at thu clty Hotel. Ch easn. '
". II. HAMILTON,
Proprietor.
property luto ready cash. trsst@e' = ve1e'
, 1859-07-29

AorsEKrEraas ATTENTION !"-Under this
neaainE will be found in cur ADVERTISING co..
oons catalogue Of magnificent fun iturc now
on exhibition at No. lis Lake street. The dis
p'as - well worthy Of attention, and ladies sil
10 well to inpeet Il and attend the sale. HASKELL
/ Co., auctiopcers. on Saturday morning =,
81 O'Clock.
, 1859-07-29
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4f1 GREAT WESTERN fCAyADA) RAILWAY

84mmef Arrangement.
Trains tave the Gsszt Central Depot foot Of Laka street
ChIca@o:
10 asu-pst1o!t Accommodation. tsuEs5s esespte)
IRE II D.t!yt 3:.3 pm.
tW W3m-Clnclnnau EKprtss| Excepte} An{ve 1t
indianapolis l:0 pm ;C1ue1nnsu q $40 pm.
s@am-lf1shtn.Ex 81 AE1ares.-ttaecPs SantayI aEtve II
pe1spk 60 pm SIsftnh0a Bridge, or UudAin
4;0 an Albany 5Sa1 pm, 1en York roo pm,
Boston 1e.lO A. hight.
800 pu-Nev york and Bu4top E.prrse-fs,tura.r, Il.
espfedl Ar7ye II D.srois s:l5 an, Suspension
1fttks Of euaato 10 pan. Albany $40 aM, New
York s:o1 sm+ Bosson e:10 pm.
$40 p1-C!neinnat md Lou.vtus E1prtss@<xceps Sat-
u1day;) Arstvu u lulianap1lts Il 30 Aqa, C}u-
e1nn7u It y:*o at,- Louisville 4asl pm.
Onfy one train On Sunday pn- The 500 an md
9og pm i9!ns connect 1t Pats with lI!o Lake IIufrn
Hallway l1s Buffalo and Al posnts East; II T0roato With
&ae Gfana Isunx Hallway to Kingston Olenstnkh. Eon-
fes 4uehee as. I'll taints In Cansa East Northern Ysf.
mont New HampsaIr anl MaIne.
~ nakk1ge checked through.
through !Gksts fat s!e II The principal Railroad oiee2
T. the SvIh 4s4 West, aad n tho Company.s Oltoe ID
Deafborn strest, Chl the depot foot Of Aka Frtt
X u. RICE, superintendent.
, 1859-07-29

bknronn. Pa, July 23.-The Bedford Gaz<tk
IN to.day's issue, publishes an article author;
aFeiy declaring that President Buchanan will
Charleston Convention.
, 1859-07-29

e HearJ Squirea, The favorits Amer;ca.
tenor, will sing this evening 1t Acyiekers,
, 1859-07-29

W 4 postion Of the Ninne-ha-ha excursion.
ixts hkve returned,
, 1859-07-29

NATIONAL FAIR.-Parties in
;a., e end!as to c.f speeis Premiums for objects Of
ncahnf tbe Eame to The un1ersgned Ut the II .mont
House this week II practicable Premium Lii. ers
70 PES innsdl,tel5 and highly important thst he
therein. utlRST.E aTRUN1 sSs1e.eo
ty-S5s.tsq0 snne1n.snf..,4
, 1859-07-29

~ We ase pleased to potiee ons ,n,,z =,
home, our fellow citizen, Walter s, Gnrn..
Esq., dresh from protracted 10 eign tonr;n1
, 1859-07-29

r. A partial eclipse Of the sun. bec;nn,n,
here at <:4o p. II. Durntion Of obscura.io,
~ minutes. Magnitude Of the eclipse about e.
dis'ts- Get ready 1he smoked glass. At tl.
time Of this eclipse it happens that the sun il .,
It's greatest and the moon Al its least distance
from The cnrth.
, 1859-07-29

l. RAILROAD.
The tspae*y Of this Rcad = row equal to any In the
THREE THR0TCu PlSSEYCEg TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
n fs ~ 8 r. as9 pPS n III
M SG,s esa al,nce ~ Wa.aasoa Cay thus
5st s e. sa1 ss*r It
1R;s.s = Lass With.
s@sslss 1sIs s1r s,ssehei e each Tram; y0oa,o.
Zip asi # p sap H. =? st Ts ss 4p
tEaas so9asst tse. o. Wv ie Express Il. Luz
4s;s !, 5 q Siias;s rx 1sd Ss@
A3s FS;s!sss !: Rsafs Esna1. nth .se In
arriving = Philadelphia il TN New iark ~ AZ. AA*
&y I'D s a H.
al Ri! aE ~ god On either IT t5s a,.e Tras.
Or StonlnEt.n Lines. ~ ~~''s@
: 5s Z: sse: f. Z s + =:
I'd 1s & .,s5@ts =, q .s Aspp ONO
ton New so1.- Baltimore rnilaItlnhia ~ N''
Faro AlsEaJs NJ Low ~ by AnY Other
Route.
e. Ak so1 Tickets b, F.sssburxh..9 II
g,an.a Kauttai 70 Ch!eaxo makes tas de- ~ %' s'a'
DIRECT LINE SkE1T kREEITE5k E5irw TNE i4 FAST AND THE
Tha connecting 'E.cs sy ths i.Ioai Hrlrs At Pitt.
"6 Is hs1en: sa.: ~ ~ ,1y ,1yass # tssxs
e. q q saa I ssIss e. Ill., ,a,.n..x,
sSF,.s !; r shipping eoe .pp, to CT
as DEE e e. stasspps sGospsa{
< l!ssr e. zanes.;it, q; J. J. 1ohnson Ripley
is'tT &.Ss;' g. III e%.sI IL
g. .e1s "a ts.n GtHnnaii e A'bY.a tk* ci1siaaa
tk'st:zsls; sssssa ~ iJ t:1 s Fsy # TT
isba i i Ss.l.i!t tn: n iii: I : lnsi 11al- ,1: nS:
Hiton iii n7.' Es5ks e., chIso H. ". H. II. k-nz,
, 1859-07-29

fuYa- MktVal.
. fnsd- Bot.on St Loux etc fee9 10 90 1918 sat IN
UNITED STATEs' S1oSk ard IxxAsu-
G. r. NoI1a. :as,so0 % .ia1.s 30
KENTUCKY, Tennessee md Mis-
,, soan..: v,:..-;. 1.nNo % IL: 90 %
II ~ bFqRossyn Ray Jessy Gig uaooo % 1ie.oeo o.
New Havea, Boston 4 Wonzs-
. tsE. ard ConaectIeut Istyef, E;o9 e0 s-a.s m
81. tsAaS no1p*: ..-... S.s83 " StGS3 70
MISCELLANEOUS 1r1 4a...., 80. s:NS X
Caah on hsn<t and deposited on al
and In Agents hs1ts .......,.. snsrs Is
eaen,3 50
CIAHt-una1ju<.vd ID and due due....,,x,..sae. .ts n
Appe7t,oEs received: aud fulees t.s.lel OF renewed by
sny q ~ duy .uthetzed Agents, Lases euitaL.y al
Illinois ~ ~ - Ae A1As ~
xse's =, aP9onte supplies furnished aad u us!ae
Houpsi7 attended to BY WI. q. PaTCn,
urnn.pr s*5e Agent, spIsn. n.:ee.a, Illinois,
5risfF. No. Lnnfs' lsocs cor Ss Waier t.,,,t =,
, 1859-07-29

~ Witkousky's Hall il to BE- opened in /
brilliant bali on sah inst.
, 1859-07-29

The Grsst Rsstssa Band pssform oa ths
Lake Shors this sveu1nz.
, 1859-07-29
r. sf: 4. An. ARK 9fS
~ ~ Is 49M - ~

i 's;*' &; 'ss::s:s 81 81, 's1; !; =
PRzssxAn WAsEEn.-The proprietor Of The
Lafayette (lnd.} Courier wants good pressma,
70 run large cylinder Hoe press. Ono who j,
spfaes'eal printer and disposed to make him
cell generally useful about the news and jol
rooms, would be greatly preferred.
70 0raa Hort, G3 Dearborn street, art
daily receiving large lots Of eating and COOKING
apples, which they are selling ut from b. 90 #.
800 par barrel. Dealers would do wen to enn
upou them before purchasing elsewhere.
B 4 beast Of \ man named James Stewart
was yesterday held 10 bail in $4,000 for c1nni.
nation on The charge Of incestuous intimacy
With bis own daughter. aged thirteen years.
Tho brute is sixty years Of age.
r. a meeting Of the clergy has been called
Tor this afternoon as 5 O'Clock 1t the Lectur,
Room Of the Second Presbyterian Church, to
d'seass the Sunday question.
We call the attention Of our country
friends 10 the card Ct Haselt;ne 4 Co., produc.
ana general eomnIasion merchants. They are
prompt and reliable. Gire them trial.
99ohn Wert held for perjury, has been
discharged, on habeaa corpus, by Judge Hie.
gins.
- We ars pleased to notice ope ,no,r .,
home, our fellow citizen, Waiter S. Gnrn..
Esq, deah from protraeted 10 eisn touring.
~ witkousty's Hall i. to be opened in !
h III ~ t>uft sp..4
, 1859-07-29
(TEAM FIGURING Mill.
~ AT WACKEGAN
FOR SALE,
UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
BRICK WAREHOUSE At WOoDsTocK

l~ sel On eaeJ terms and tins valuable Ml Property
II Nautee7n. a.d haf Of tho Warehouse Il Wood.tort
now occupied b. II. #. Hunt.
1hs Oilers great induteuett to PERSONS wishing 10 iuye,
and 90 into busiaess Apply to
G. b. NICEFOHD
July - 1ssa. 1' t.-5.cFs..a. ~.
, 1859-07-29

- meteorological observations taken bf ].
d hoeo I Co., apothecaries, la and l4s I..tt
street, July 2sth, 1859.
, 1859-07-29

- NJ. @''s'sss".s's* --s's.s-..e.... =
= GrAu will be shipped from this point East n
centA per bushel.-D D4buqxe 7.nnta.
, 1859-07-29
Fre1Eht AFrxuv~~An,

The Illinois Central and Galsna and Ch;c,o,
Union Railroads, hare effected ar7aueements
forming the following joint through tariffs ore,
their respective roads:
Fl ciass r 100 as s.,,.....,.. ~
Th{.s s.-.-sss.-.. 81
, 1859-07-29

e We call the stsention Of our country
'f'ends 10 the card Ct Haseltine + Co., produe.
ana general commlasion merchants. They ire
prompt and reliable. Givc them = trial.
, 1859-07-29

4 RARE CHANCE FOR A
IA NAN WITH 4 S1Ail cAfr1A~-Eor s,!e Tho 8snek
md xtus.s tie best GtpeeA The city, do{n
good e>aA t1A4a and n good Betxhbn9hood. VIII u
sod ehap foT pAt cash and Eood 4pppved papee II Ia
present o.nst vishea u 70 Vest. address l. o. tax
Al Fuet Omee- jy3 IL
, 1859-07-29

- 1oan Wort held for perjury, has been
discharged on habea. corpus, By Judge His.
gins. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
Lost or Sf0len-

Lost, on Christmas eve, at the BrCwnviIle House. q
CalifoEI ta-gold breast pin. Tia subscriber W II literally
reward the Sp1eT Ct tbs PIT. q TCRTEIE0
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
BALr1NoxE. Jan. 3. rs.

BALTIMONEs Jan. ., 1893
Professor WOOd-Dear Sir: Having had the misIOT-
tune to loose the best portion Of my hair, from the ef
fects OF the yellow Fever in New Orleans in 1854, I was
Induced TO make e trial Of your preparation, and founU
il 10 answer az the very thing needed. Ny hair is now
thick and glossy, and no words can express my obligation
to youth giving to the anicted such atreasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
DRUGS. MFDlCINS
FAMILY PHYSlr

THERE has long existed a public den,,.,
effective purgative pill which could be rsS
sure and perfectly safe In its operation. ne,
been prepared to meet that demand, and
sive trial Of its virtues has e~onelusiveIy M
what success it accomplishes the purpose AZ
1t is easy to make a physical piH, but not
make the best Of all pills : which shUssf
none Of the objections, but all the advans"I
every other. This has been attempted 49,,
with what success We would respectfuIy NJ
the public decision. Il has been unsorh.-.
the patient hitherto that almost evory M.
medicine is acrimonious and irritating q 4
els. This is not. Many Of them produce y
griping pain and revulsion IN the system a.
than co~unterbalance the good 10 be der,.5
them. These pals produce no irritation =
unless II arise from a previously existing !
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Benz
vegetable, no harm can arse from Their M
quantity but it is better that any medicine
be taken iudiciOusly. Minute directions q
use in the several diseases 10 which Be1
plicable are given m the box. Among =,
plants which have been speedily cured 6r ~
may mention Liver Complaint, in its vaim,S
of Jaundice, Indigestion, BaRguor and LpSss
pefite. Lisflessness, Irritability, Bilious 49,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain IN "A,
and LOins for, in truth, all these are out a.
sequence of diseased action IN the live. n
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief ms
t~iyeness, Piles, Cole, Dysentery, HumoS -
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the bO5y M
and impurity Of the blood, Irregularities X
any and every case where a purgRtive Is umiJ
They have also produced some sinulr,
eessful cures IN rheumatism, Gout, Dr0pa.
ErysipeIas, PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Pam,
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should b
taken in the spring Of the year, TO purify Ia
and prepare the system for the change Of s,-
An occasional dose stimulates the stOna5
bowels into healthy action, and restores he -
lite and yigor. They purify the blood, and, \
stimulant action on the eirculatory system. :
vate the strength Of the body, and restor I
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole orprS
Hence an occasional dose is advantasecgS =
though no serious arrangement exists; ht,
necessary dosing should never be carried la !
as every purgative medicine reduces the stern
when taken to excess. The thousand eases IN
q physic is required cannot be enumerated bgs
they suggest themselves to the reason Of ~
body; and it is confidently believed this pl I
answer a better purpose than any thing Which
hitherto been available to mankind. When d.
virtues are once known, the public viii no hnW
doubt what remedy to employ when IN need OL
cathartic medicine. Beng Sugar-wapped, they
pleasant to take, and being purely Tegesble, .
harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper On tie Boz
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
oYER PAN.
BRACES ARCTIC LININEET


Agony or ease !-SickBs =
health Lille or deaihI -
are the questions involved nu
adoption or fejeclion Of ihh
eiiic By tie martyrs 10 slisns
diseases and injuries. HaHug
eeived tie disbursement Of lhs.'
tinguiSiled saraR the lais Z
KANE, and its efficacy iesirds o.
ing two awful MINERS IN ihe .
giOns Of eieualice, il j. pow 81
ing iHto geueml re in every :
ton Of the civilized gl'be. apa
marvplous eireS are sTsrJHpu
-weffinC asfuui.lment
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
BroWnville House,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
.MoRRIsoN & WHEELER

MORRISON & W.
Announce to the public that they have taken charge Of
he new, large and cnmmNdiCus brick Hotel building re-
gently completed in the City Of Brownville. Nebraska.
Lhey nave furnished it from cellar to garrett with en-
tire new furnIrre; the rooms are all large. we'll ven
tllated and finished. The table we promise. shall at ali
lines contain the best the country can ofDrd. Our liquors
snail be as pure as are ma Q as we purchase in person
from reliable manufacturers. We deem a more extern
ded notice unnecessary and conclude by assuring the pub
lie that we are determined that no effort on our part shall
be wanting to render the BrOwnviIlp House a first class
Hotel. MORRIS ON & WHEELER.
Julys, IS5s-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
steam Mill
H6ERS -.
Patent Portable Min.

nNHE subscribers have entered into a partnership
under the 6rm Of Reed, Holabird & CO., 70
manufacture the J. c. Reed, Patent Portable Grist
Mil and are now prepared to furnish ali those in
want OF good Corn or Wheat Mill that for dura-
bility, simplicity and economy excel any Mill in the
world. On the late exhibition Of the Mechanics
institutein Cincinnati, n Gold Medal was awarded
them Cor IL.
It's adapted 10 all Grain grinding purposes; il is
Superior 60 an Others for the mostextensive Merchant
Mil, as Il is for grinding the Farmers feed by Horse
power.
The above Millsar manufactured by the under
signed al their shop in Cincinnati, o., where they
en- be furnishedin any quantity atshort notice.
The above Mills warranted To perform as follows;
- u g o. NrL..A cann
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
Il Z COMPANION.

II n sovereign rrmr'
the varinus disra =
which horses are ahiie
ingthc most alarming On.
BRII~FS SrRAlNS I1tmi
HALT. WOCNIS HS nc
-. SWFENY, SPAAlH m
DONF, BIC-IIEAh
EyH- &c. No iarnsh -
stable keeper or 9ny
owning yalnal'le HvH 10
Shonlt lie without lhs
LIE remedy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
s N0WreceiviRg and opening the largest and most
Varied assortment Of goods in the above line ever
offered In any market west of St. Louis.
My stock embraces n full and eOmplete assortment
Of Cabinet and House Builder Hardware. Neehan-
les tools Of every description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers agricultural aud horticul-
tural tools and implements, in great variety. eombin.
ing all the recent and useful improvements for the
saving Of a vast amount Of labor to the farming com
munity. from whom respectfully request a careful
examination Of this department Of my stock. / am
also exclusive agent for the sale Of the celebrates
st. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which !
viii warrant, and FL all orders at The factary prices.
Also a large assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c. of the best brands: in a word
my stock isvery eomplets, which, 70. its quality and
price. | an determined to offer such Inducements "A
will command a liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties. Ny arrangements for importing
and ageneiesf for American HardWare Manufacturers
together with a long experience in the general Hard-
ware trade, enables me; not only 10 defy all eompeti-
tlon' but has convinced me that the true principle Of
trade is small profits and quick returns.
January l, 1857. vIn29tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17
THE
GREAT WONDE
OF THE NINETEENTH GENTRY
Professor Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the St. Louis, Democrat: Below, we publish .
letter 70 DR.. Wood, Of thls city, from a gentleman il
Maine, which speaks glewingly of the superior merits o.
his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its effect
when coming from 4 reliable source. If certificates arG
guarantees Of truth, the DR.. needs no enoOmiums, nor
useless puffeTy from the press:
"BATH, MAINE, Jan 20, 1855.
Prof o. j. Wood, a. 90.
GENTLEMEN: Having my attention called a few
months since TO the highly beneficial effects Of your hail
restorative. I was induced to make application of il upoL
my own hair, which had become quite gray, probably
one-third white; my whiskers were of the same charac-
ter. Some three months since 1 procured a bottle o.
hair restorative, and used it. L ssOn foundit was prov
ing what I had wished. ] Usedi il about twice a week. ]
have since procured another bottle, Of which l have useC
some. can now certify TO the world that the gray o.
white haiT has totally disappeared, both on my head ano
gaoe, and my hair has resumed its original color, and
am now sixty years old my good wife at the age Of If
ty-twO, has used il with the same effect.
The above notice l deem due to you for your valuable
discovery. am assured that whoever will rightly use
as per directions, will not have occasion 10 contradict my
] am a citizen OF this city and a resident
here for the last fifteen years, and am known to nearly
every one hSTe and adjoining towns Any use YOU may
makeOf the above, with my name attached, is at YOU
service, as I wish TO preserve the beauties o. nature il
others as well as myself. l am, truly yours.
A. C. RAYMOND.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-17

For sale BY all respectable Druggists end IeaFn =
Prices Of the Iiniment, s5 cents. so cents ava
tie. A One-dollar bottle contains as much IA
eight twenty hye-eent bottles