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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin have
decided that the law of Congress requir-
ing stamps to legal processes, N the be-
ginning OK -oihet Stages -nE a zEett,-iia pip--
she stamps on legal paper not necessary.
The ground of the decision is that the
imposition Of a tax upon any proceedings
in State Court is an invasion Of the
right to regulate proceedings in It's court /;
that If eOngrsss can tax, these proceed.
ibgs 1t all. il can lay tax lha; viii prac-
tically amount 10 prohibition, and thus.
legislate the State Court oOt Of exist.
snce.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31
NO. So

Ahashueras, who had fastened 10 Jack >
s,arbOard fiPper, and was Juggling him
into his den. Come rightins, mine good
fellers. / sells you sheep"
Jack permi,sed himself 70 be lowed in'
TO port, aud his three shiPpatea drifted
in after him.
''Now wha, you shall PuyS. Shack. !
sells bury sheep
go, any ane black PNn1slOoaa. aip-
mates z"
80, yaas; here is fns pIaeh pants.
mole fne as any mans in Philadelphia
has cot, andsmOFe sheep, IOO."
How much for these, shipmase !"
Jack held up before him really Gns,
genteeI pair Of black eassimeres.
20. sells you that pants for eleven
,Ollar, Shack. Tee sheep, bat then yea
cones here in again other days."
"wOu't Ct, shipmate, I" and Jack made
a motion to lay the pants aside.
20, sAas, dey fits. You dries 'em on,
Shack. ! shall nothing shargs for DAT. >
Charge nothing for the trying, eh %
20. no, I nothing shsrge. You dries
so moosh as you blease shall shRrgs
you ni1."
So Jack shipped the psntslOOns, and
found them pretty nearly the chalk.
"All right, shipa,ste might is a tFias
better, perhaps, but they'll do. I'll try
'em voyage or two, anyhow. Goodbye.
Obadiah. Heave ahead, shipmmales;"
and Jack rolled away down stream again
in his new "tOgs" on, trial. Ahashueras
watched Jack until be sailed out Of sight
around corner, and then muttered:
"Py tam specks / sells minsssIf
sheep dat times !''-PkiIG. Dis.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

A good farmer viii never keep more
than ten dogs 70 every Eve sheep. He
will clean ouI his stables at least once
every month. He will keep Eve or SIX
sticks of wood CIT up ahead. more than
what Is necessary for immediate use He
will not go to town and get on 4 spree
Jftener than iIIfes iiH79s 4 EeSk, Ct least
in harvest time. He viii ss very careful
mol to pa. up rail- on line-fense unless
his neighbOr is there to help hims He
viii not fhjure bis health by lying in bed
after eight o'clock A. N bus viii have
hrs cows MIXED and breakfast oysr and
bis men al work as early as ten o'clock.
Ohio Former
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

1. requires very Jsw-dish.us manage
ment to Ou.-gsbsral one Of our ready
made clothing Israeli.es; bat the way a
half-seas over nautical "ox navy" sold
one Of the frststnl.y the other day, is
worth remembering.
Jack came Ctuising down South Street
sbOns three fathOms ahead Of three jolly
shipmatss, and about four timeS in going
a square he would get laid hold Of and
brought to with EouDd turn BY some
sidewalk lier-in-waii. who would hang tt
him like a bGrnssle. and insist upon biz
coming in and ''puyins something sheep.
AT last Jackcame to the conclusion to buy
COmething cheap
Gone ms, come right ms, Shack, an
puys Omethings sheep" persisted AarOr
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

vance.
Yearly advsrsisemsnts quarterly IN advance,
All kinds Of Job, Book and Card printing, doneta
The best style on short nosioe and reasonable terms
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

An ex-slave applied the other day to a
lawyer in Maryland for the restoration
Of his boy of sixteen, who had been lille.
gally apPrenIiced to his former master.
In reply to the lawyers question whe ther
be was capable of taking care Of the boy,
the father said "Well, massa, / rutheT
tlnks rs capable as him, for you see dai
ole massa bas done gone and hired de
boy out fur fou' dollar a month. an Pui
de money in bis pocket and specs II
capable Of dat kind Of kere, anyways""
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

Of all the freaks Of the telegraph, The
following is the most laughable which
has come under our personal knOwledge.
Not long since. graduate from one Of
our Eastern theological schools, vas CALI
ed to the pastersl charge Of = church in
the extreme Southwest. When be was
about to start for his new parish he was
Unexpectedly detained By the incapacily
Of the PresbyseFy to Ordain him. In or.
der TO explain bis non-arriEal at the ap-
pointed time. be sehtithe'fOlIOwing tele-
gram to the deacons of the churth Pres
bytefy lacked quorum to ordain." In
the course Of its journey, the message
got strangely metamOrphosed. aad reach.
ed the astonished deacons in this shape:
"Presbytery tackled 4 worm on to Adam
The sober church officers were greatly
discompOsed and mysli6ed, but after grave
consultation concluded II was the minis.
ter's faeetious way Of announcing that be
bad got married, and accordingly pro-
ceeded 10 PtOvlds lodgings for two in-
stead Of one.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31


John Nichols writes from MUafvilis.
Crawford county, Ras that sns Of bis
neighbors has inventented mosh.sT0p,
which is effsc,ual. II is simply = box.
with a movable top, and frames which
hold pieces Of comb. cOnsenien. 70 SsmOve
for examination and destruction 0t the
moth, which enters through holes, and
deposits lie eggs in the cOnb. This box
is placed by the side Of the hive, aud
furnishes a perfrct hiding.plaes For The
moths, where The bees do not modest
them. and where they can be destroyed.
The theory is that the moth viii not at
tempt 10 en.er the hive while it can fud
a much better place in the bOx.-E Y.
Tribune.
II is also said there are hives with en-.
frances so guarded with lit.ls tin doors
that ths bees can, aud the moths cannot
enter
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

If yon wish 10 drive q cut nail into 1
seasoned oak timber, and net have Il
break or bend. just have ! email quantity
Of oil near By and dip the nail betOrS
driving. and il viii never fGilto 60. ii
mending carts and blOaghs this is Of
great advantage, for they are generally
mostly of oak wood. In straighienins
old nails before using. les it be done OF
wood. and With easy blows. II done Os
iron they viii be sure to break.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

The following Is from Puck. new
funny paper in California
The Gridiron-To take down the grid
iron from the nail where it is hanging,
with the left hard. is d sign that there
will be broil in the kitchen.
The Mirror-If mirror is broken. i
is a sign that good looking lass viii be
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31
g&leet g1orp,
How he Came to be Married,

1t may be funny. but I've done it. I've
got rib and a baby. Shadows depart.
ed-Oys.ers ssews, brandy cocktails, Gle
gar boxes, boOjacks. abscond shirt but
tons, whist and demijOhu. Shadows pres.
ent--hOop skirts, band-boxes, ribbons,
garteEs, long stockings, juvenile dresses,
tin irumpeIs, little willow chairs, cradles,
blbs, paps, sugar teats, paregOric, hive
syrup, rhubarb, SIENNA, salts, squills and
docror bills. Thaddows future-more
pound babies, more hive syrup, etc, etc.
I'll just tell you how got caught. 1
was always the darndesI, most tea GUS
tard bashful fellow You ever did see it
was kidder in my line TO be taken with
the shakes every time saw pretty gal
approaching me, and would cross the
street any time rather tl,an face one !;
twasn I because | didn't like the critters,
fOr'if | was behind the fence looking at
a knot hole | couldn't look at one Icug
enough. Well az sister Lib gave
party one night, and stayed away from
home because was too bashfull TO face
the music. | hung around the house
whistlIng "Old Dan Tucker" do ncing to
keep my feet warm. watching the heads
bobbIng up and down behind the window
curtains, and wishing the Numbering par
~ would break up, so could get to my
room. ] smoked up bunch of cigars,
and as it was getting late and mighty
uncomfortable, concluded to shin up the
door post, no sooner said than done, and
/ soon found myself snug in bed.
Now" says /, "let her rip Dance
til your wind gives OUT" And cuddling
under the quilts, MOrephus grabbed me.
was dreaming Of soft she'll crabs and
stewed triPe, and having a good time
when somebody knocked al the door and
woke me up. Rap" again. laid low.
Rap, rap, rap,r' Then heard whis.
pering, and knew there was a whole
raft Of gals outside. "Rap, rap" Then
Lib sings out:
Jack. are you there %
Yes, says l."
Then came roar of laughter.
"Let us in, said she.
81 won't" said |, ''can't you let a fel.
low alone 7''
"Are you a-bed g. says she.
Il am," says |.
"(Sei ant." saws she.
II wont" says ].
BY thunder began 10 get riled.
Get out. you pettcoated scAre-crOws!"
cried "can't you get beau without
hauling fellow out of bed l wont go
home with yOU-I won. SO YOU may clear
OUT"
And throwing a boot at the door felt
better. But presently-Oh mortal bot
tons | heard a still small voice. very
like sister Lbs, and it said:
Jack, you'll have 10 get up for all the
girls things are there"
Oh, Lord. what pickle Think of me
in bed, all covered with shawls. mufs,
bOune,s and cloaks, and twenty girls out
side the door waiting 10 get IN! II ]
had stopped to think should have pam
caIsed on the spot. As twas / rolled ont
among the bonnet ware and ribbons in a
hurry. Smash ven. the millinery in
every direction. had to dress in the
dark-for there was crack in the door
and The girls will peep--and The way
fnmbled about was death on straw hats.
4 The critical moment came ] opened the
door and found myself right among the
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31
poetru.
THE FEMALE CIRCLE.

TnE HEAALE C1hCLE.1
We met, twas ia . crowd,
Her eriBOlinO was spread;
She seemed some mighty cone,
With = dHmpling for g head.
Gadi hoV she AsW around
And how was ! amazed.
When that sxPahSs of skirt
From on the lOor she raised.
Viewed her GraeefuI motions,
As swift she Whirled about;
While the Waltssrs Sh hunnsd her track,
As do "tars" the Watsr-spOut.
Now Skimming high In air,
UPturhsd those hoops did 60,
Displaying legs and ankle
As well - pretty toe.
Like avalanche dsseendinR
Again they sweep the GOOr,
Creating draft Is powerful
As from an open door.
Heaven help the unlueky one
Revolving In her wake,
Who might receive the shock
If anything should breaki
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-08-31

Mfs. jameson says: "Ths brsad Of
life is love; The saIt Of lifs.is work, tie
sugar Of life is poetry tie water Of life
5 faith"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28

John YORK Field sou OF the late Dr. Henry A. Field for
mcriy Of this city Ia the 37th year OF his l ~
The friends of the family invited to attend
the funeral at residence Of bis uncle A. L. Allen
southave Poughkeepse On Tuesday the SSsh n'' at
n O'Clock p M ..
HICKS--Ou Tuesday evening March a. William T. Hicks
The and friends Of the family Invtedo attend the
funeral ON Tuesday 2sth al i0a. from the residence
OF his father In law, Joseph Lawrence No 10 Madison
ave, without further invitation.
JUDD-At Hartford Conn Saturday March q, Mrs Catha
rne Freln ghuysen widow Of the late Rev. o. ~ judd ~
d. and Of the late Hon. Theodore Frenz huysen' IN
the 1nh year Of hersge. O.,
Bloomfield, N. j., on Wednesday, at 2 O'Clock p. M
McGILL-On Monday, March 90 Jamsou youngest child Of
Edward and Mary McGil, aged year and two months
to attend the funeral rom the residence OF b parents no
66l Broadway Wedne;dy the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock p
H.. without further invitation.
STORMS-0n Monday. March a. Augustus Storms, aged u
years. -,
Funeral services will take place his late residence No 70
Tenthave. Tuesday evening at o'clock The remains
will be taken TO the country OH W edresday morning'
sTARBIRD-At Augusta Me-, on Monday, March 20 Annie
Starbird, Of this city.
THONPSON-In New Wind,or, Orange Co.. N. Y, on
Friday March a. Of congestion Of the lungs, Anna r. the
beloved daughter of Ezra r. and Phebe Ann Thompson,
aged Is years, months and % days.
yANDERBEEK-On Monday March d. Susan, widow OF
Isaac z. Nanderbeek, in the Gath year Of her age.
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend ner
funeral from the Reformed Dutch Church at haekensacS
~ j., on Wednesday, next, at icy O'Clock a. M
Cars leave Pavonis Ferry at83 a. IN
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DIED.

BARNFsIn Brooklyn Sunday Msrcn TO- Annie sister
! ofRev J. =. Bsrre., aged ~ years.
Her and friends respectfully invited TO attend her
funeral from Christ Churc Chapel corner Of Clinton and
| LuqueeT.sts on Tuesday. 28th inst, at r. M
BIRDsALL-At Harrison NJ Y, Sd mo- GOTH Avis C.. wife
| of James r. BirGsall In the 59th year OF her age
Funeral Purchase Meeting house. 4th day 18th inst ii
Csrriasr. in waiting at White Plain. arrival of lis train
| from New. ! ORD.
| CARPENTER-On Monday, March 81. Mary Buckley, only
daughter Of Amos A. and Sarah Carpenter, aged
Ave months and four days. 49,
Friend, of the family invited to attend the funeral
Ices the house, No. ~ Edrdsest on tuesday March
49, at O'Clock p. M. without further notice. Remains viii
be taken 10 white Plains for internien
DE LA yFRGNE-On Sunday, March %, Susannah Dc La
y.ryne ia the 18th year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends ore respectfully invited 10 attend tue
funeral s the residence OF her Sas n De Las Nersne,
No 2s3 Pacific g., Brooklyn. on Tuesday, March 2 ~ 10
O'Clock a. M. Her remains will be taken 10 Hudson. N
EMANUEI-In Brooklyn Monday, March q, Lydia '. s.,
daughter OF Michael aud Frances Emanuel Ia the 10th year
OF her age.
The aud friend. of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her from No. Az State sdnesdaY.
the 10Th inst, at o'clock .. NJ
FLEMIN0-On Sunday 26th inst, John Boyes Fleming in
tho 18th year Of his age.
The funeral will take Tuesday the 2sh inst a. 10 A.
m irom the house OF his son In law Wm H. hyde No. 20
West Sincteenhrt
FOX-On Monday morning March a. Of paraysis Geors.
Henry Of Rebecca L. and the late George Fox aged
90 Year,. - - ,
The funeral will take place from the Friends Meeting houss
WestchosteI "Wednesday morning March o. al O'Clock
Carriages will be la waiting Mott Haven Depot on the Mn
val Of the train from Twenty sHihst Harlem Kali
road
FIELD-On SATURDAY evening uMOh u, at Oeasgneti9u
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Theutrcs, Etc.

At wallack's Theater, this evening, Buck
stones comedy, Single Life" and the farce "A day
aner the Wedding" Will be presented for the beneht
'of Mr.. Young.
The excellent comelievauleyilc. LA cagnotte.'
will be repeated tonight by the French company at
Nblo's Saloon.
"Moother Goose viii be continued at the Hippo
theatron only during the present week II will be su
perseded next Monday by another and the bills say
better Eaton Stone. the famous rider. has recently
Joined the regular Qoupe Of the Hippotheairon.
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ASSOCIATION poR THE ADVANCEMENT op SCI

ASSOCIATION FOX THE NV ANOhMhNI UT 'o'
pycE AND ART.-This new society will be "insugu'
rated at the Cooper Institute tomorrow evening. Mr.
Bryant, Judge DAILY DR.. Griscom. Mr.. Greeley. Prof.
Doremus Mr.. S. S. Randall, Mr.. l.. Sherwood Prof
G. ale and Mr. j. IL. varnum named as speakers on
The occasion. Such a society. rightly managed, Is
greatly wanted aud may accomplish much good.
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MANFRED

coE-cLARKE-u Clyde ThuI.day MARCH O. 1865, BY the
Rev X. h. WILSON, William W. Zoe to Emma fe!sT.
Cisrke both OF clyde.
DAGGTTf-DlCR lNSON-On Monday. March n. by the
Rev George Is. Draper Lieut.. n. Desge Eama L..
daughter OF the late Roswell Dickinson
LOWERRR-PALMER-On Thu-.day Mach -. by the
Rev r. Crooks, d. D., Thomas H. Lowcre, r, u Mile G.
Palmer daughter OF Meinchon Palmer. all of New YORK
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-At
the Farlers' Club to-day, at u o'clock p. NJ, Prof
Nyce Of Cleveland. Ohio will explain his method OF
IN detention houses for tie Preservation Of fruit last
Fall will be on exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28

ARARg CHAYCE-I offer selections from m,
immense assortment Of Ready .inade Clothing. GENIE
aud BoYs', at cost. ISAAC v. BRokAw
No "a Fourth.aye. aud No. 62 Lafayette'placc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-28
Fire In Utica.

UTICA Monday March 2, 100.
The Utica Female Seminary was destroyed
by fire nj o'clock this morning All the inmates
(nearly 100 in numbeD escaped. The loss is heavy.
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IAdvertisement.I

CARRIAGEs.-ADAMs& Cone, REPOSITORY, "
Bdway. cor CT JonesSt. fine assortment OF elegai
heavy and light CARRIAGES, their own manufacture.
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Cherokee MEDICINES FOR THE UNPORTv
page pamphlet. with full particulars fres
Address Dr. w. X. MnRwIS Co, No. 81 Liberty'st
New.York.
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fAdvertisement.1

JErPgRs, 573 Broadway, is selling bis stock Of
Ladies' and Childrens Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
SINNERS At low prices. Jcffers. No. $40 Broadway.
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SEVENTEEN HOUSES SAVED FROM BURGLARS
IN THREE WEYRs The office Of the Burglar Alarm
Telegraph is removed to No. 1913 Broadway. f.
HOLMES.
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speeiaI Notifies.
OF YOur Harness
HENRY JACKSON'S
LEATHER REPRESENTATIVE.
For Sale at all Hsiness Makers.
Manufactured by
II. & T. II. JACKSON,
No II GREENWICH-ST
Special Notifies.

Fourth Ward 20 the Rescue.-A meeting OF the
citizens OF the Ward irrespective OF party VIII be held at TIE
Shakespeare Hotel. corner Of William and Dganest,, on
TUESDAY EVENING, March 20, at y o'clock, to devise
ways aud the relief Of the con.ept' who have pes
recently drafted and to MAKE preparations to procure se-
-be location for rutng Office for the pupo,e o. ensr
fs to attend there but short time to tie wheel
being ia readnes for another revolution.
southern Refugees and Deserters.-A meeting Of
the American Union Commission, aid OF refuseesrom the
south deserters from the Rebel army will be held In
the Academy OF Music on SUNDAY EVENING, April a
"a o'clock. A. A. Low, eco. Pre-den. Of the Chamber o.
Commerce will preside Addresses VII be made by Col
a. Taylor of East Tennessee. Rev Daniel Curry d. d. who
has Jus, returned Savannah and Charleston and Others
Tickets free can be obtained a, the Commission Rooms No
Il Bible House q, Randophs bookstore No 10 Broadway
ani at r. wurners book store. No. Vesey-st
Twenty second Ward.-A Meeting Of the Executive
aud Financial Committees will be held THIS tursday
EVENING at Stevens Hail. Of Broadway aud Forty
seventh st. at y o'clock Prompt attention Of every member
l. urged All others interested IN hng quota are invited
JUDGE CONNOLLY, Chairman.
Dr. WHironuRcH, Secretary.
American Institute Farmers, Cuba meeting o
the Club will b. held TUESDAY Mlrch 29 at u ococi
o. M at the Of the Institute in the Cooper MOI
building Prof NYC Of Cleveland Ohio, will be present q
Illustrate HIS plan Of building detention houses Al who taxi
IN the suiec, o. the prs.erya ion OF Erd are III
yitsi 10 attend. JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
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Advertisement
IAdvertisement.l

Messrs. FOWLER Il WELLS, PhrenOogsts
give Charts Of Character daily, at No. go Broadway
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CORNs, BUNIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
disesse, Of Ls feet cured by d. IAGHAs, No. 100 RraSx
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Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO rHR
al. r CHrvAuEss
LIFE FOR THE Ham.

Reforei gray hair 70 ito original color stops Ito falling
in three days, keeps the head clean cool and heal will
not stain the skin, soil the whitest fabric The THAR
dressing in the wohi Can be used freely contains nothing
nurous strengthens and promotes the growth Of the weak
est hair hreeommsndsd and used By the Gys medieala
Mority in NeV York. AL freely invited to examine this
wonderful triumph Of science Sold the drug aud al
my Office No la3 Broadway where advice to the treat
men Of the hair win be freely given Price 81 per botte q;
per half dozen.
SARAH A. CHyyALIFR. NJ u.
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To One and All. 49,.
Ar, ysu suffering from Cough Cold Asthma Bronchiti:
any thu various pulmonary troubles that often temi
In Consumption II So use WILBORS fuhE I'D ~
LIVER OIL AND LIME safe aud efcacous remedy This
Is no Quact preparation but resnlary prescribed by the
medical faculty. Sold by A b. WlLBOR Chemist NO 100
CouH st. Boston; In New ork, by u. BARNES Co. NJ.
q IwkCeW, nd U I, 6. wEktySk C@
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DEFEND UPON IT, MOTHERS, Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING syrup for all diseases Of Children Is safe and
medicine. It has stood the test Of thirty years and
never known to fail It regulates the stomach and bowel
corrects scdy and cures wind collie; produces natural
ouiet Sleep BY relieving the child from pain
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Furniture.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
or the li'es. styles consisting OF
PARLOR. DrNiNGROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
in Rosewood Walnut aud Mspe retailing % anuseturerS
prices, AZ r. kRUriNA'S
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
Nos 70 aud % East Hous,onst.,
Between Bowery aud secondave
All goods warranted
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Cabinet Furniture mt the Lowest Manufacture.
ers' Prices.We have constantly ON nsnd and mske 70
order in styles rosewood black walnut and black
and g Parof suits osk aai walnut Library and Dining suits;
walnut ard chestnut Bedroom and Chamber suits.
and general OF all articles In line, to which
draw the OF the public TO and examine goods
before purchasing elsewhere All goods wsrranied.
WE'LL a BRAUNSDORF,
Nos l25 and sT Rivnston ST. bet Norfolk and Essexsts
The Belt Railroad passes within two blocks OF the store