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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

Alsu6sbls ambition exists nongthrsshers TO "oWn
he best machine In the neighbcrhood" Nothing b
more dsagrssabls to them than 70 have farmers COM
plain that thsr work 3 not PyoPssly done m 70 loss
valuable tins By reason 81 hrsaksgesy and they can
not b TOO careful In salanting q machine,
The Sweepstakes II enc accredited heaS
Of the Threshipg Machine family, and its superior
strength, durability, simplicity, ease Of draft, style
lain f@stsr and bettsT than anv otbsr - hnf tb Ss @osl9
sro aekn0Wledged~
The great reputation achieved BY this
tGVerits naehineh has led several inscriptions manu-
Aeturers, and numerous agents, to attach the hama
machines and Advertisements to mislesd and deceive.
This is the essence Of meanness-down-
right piracy, and sailing under false coIors. To
avoid the counterfeit, see that every machins has
the card, &C. AULTMAN 4 CO., MANUFACTURES
CaatSH, Ohio, in gilt letters, cOnsPicuOusly on both
sides Of the Separator.
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
pairs, lasts much longer than others, saves much
~Erumblng and V~exation, does the same amount o.
work with less labor, and enables him to select the
best and most prohtablejobs.
The farmers give &c 3 preference, and
often an extra price per bushels because IL threshes
clean from the heads, separates perfectly from the
straw, cleans at for market without waste, SAVES all
the gfains does its work with the utmosts speed, safe
81 and economy, and does not keep . gang Of men
and teams about them on expense.
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Q0aRP
q to be found only on the SWEEPsTAKEs.
Our "Patent Cleaning ApparaEuss en-.
ables the operator to control the direction Of the
blast, and position Of the selves, and clean either
heavy OF Light grain, without waste, as fast as &c
can be thTeshed,-the chat and dirt being separated
frOn the grain bgers z strikes he ssivs a az
Separators, Horse Powers, Straw Stack.
erS, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
desired. A written warranty delivered with every
machine. The SWEEPSTAKES" Is usually a very
scarce article after harvest, and parties should ordS
early
Cafk or send and get q pamphlets circular.
giving . fun description and particulars, togsthsR
With numerous certificates, and the names and Fesss
aenee OF over threo thousand persons who have
1gught and used the sWEEPsfAKEs in Illinois, Iowa.
Minnesota Wisconsin, and Kansas, alOns.
THEO. HILL & co.
Agenth, BRowsvIrLE, NEBR4sKA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
q 8 8 6

H0USEKEEFERS troubled with vermin need
be so no longer &c they use "CosTAR's nina.
tor. We have used it to our satisfaction and if
a box cost SIS, we would have it. We have tried
poisons, but they effett nothing but "CosTAR's
article knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice, Ants,
and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write it. tits
in great demand all over the eOuntry.-AediBa,
Ohio, Gazette.
M-Sea aCosrAR,sn Advertisement aheHa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
Healing Powers or EciCctIClsm.
AZ DemOnstsof,d on Ovsr TtOs.vs TaOu.aHa fasiviS-
ush bv DR.. BEET, efEer FORK.

There is a healing power among as . physician Eho
has cured thoussnds in this city, after ar tner gt-
tens have been exhausted F; a physician Who is curing
and further pledges himself 10 cure nearly all cases
which have bafBed the xiii Of hulHdr rfs or mediel
men ia all past ages, and even bids der , 2 o al md
.ern practice ;sand, lastly, there is . m . ian who can
produce thousands OF t~estimontes Of IT, O. 81 reliable
indiv fduals in this city, as elsewhere, VI have been
pOsittFel spd permanently cured after al r her treat
meot--afeF The most eminent medical B. n had :ail.
edI Yes, verify. and that physicisnis Dr. Bort whose
InarmaTy is located on The e0rner Of T-Itd and Vine
straetsS SA Louis. d Bort We VeuJ bt.ieye' hs
cured more shronic cases In the past leu manths, In
s.. Louis, than all The medical men who have ever
their pr0fessioR here for those aireAses. he
makes IS speciaiities. viz Diseases Ct the bTss kaf'
Lungs. Throat, Heart aud CataTrh. THIS sS-e-ton may
look like bOasaing. but, Nevertheless, IL t. t-ae. amir
yOn doubt IL, consult q few Of the MANI per ems whose
E ertiheates IN full synopsis are 10 be fru,d IA ne COL
Of this paper for the good Of humanity -loL
Louis Datly bisPattA, AHgEss ilfh 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

m
With pleasure I can recommend nr BORT to those
aaiicted, as / have been a great sndOrer with disease
called CatarTh for many years, and for three months
previous to applying to Dr.. BORT, could not sleep At
night, I was so much distressed. As soon as Z com
mencep treatment with Dr.. BORT I began improving
and at this time feel entirely free from the disease.-
I have, previous to applying to DR.. BORT endeayored
70 obtain relief rom every known course. Those af-
at once J. PIPE,
steamboat Cabin Builder.
No. SO Leyee Street, st. Louis.
Reference and names OF medical gentlemen anc otn-
eys who have been intimately acquainted with Dr..
BORT, and who take particu lar pleasure In recon-
mending him to the patronage OF the public as q gen
tleman worthy Of. every cOnndentp, and saFgean IN
whose judgement and skill thaF all rclys
Valentine Mott n. D., I. L. D., New York.
], b. Frppels, Nd L, D. {" Wr
Josiah n. Wood, n. D.,
A. L. CLARK, n. D..
T. B. Crane, ND, "t 81.
". J. Church, n. d.
L. D.. Rogers, E. D., +.
p. Not; President Of the Vaioa college OF scheme
G. !. Parish, NJ. D., New York.
A Heslie, Surgical Instrument Manufacturer, st.
Stephen Alexander D D college o. New Jersey.
John McLane d ID Hf- .r t" 600
Lyman Atwster, ID.
James G. Mofat, d. D.,
B. IL. Musgrave, D. d. /" I.0S4
Hon. L. A. Chandler, RockWay
Judge Robson, Belvidere. -4+-
P. B. Kennedy, ESQ. . r7 s a
r.. Rytngton, ND, y
BENZ Deputy, ESQ. g Il
Rev. WIN. KIRK % q.
Rev. U. J. Osburn, " q ~ f.
Chief Justice whsTpley, NOrrist0Wu, a
Hon Jacob Vannetta,
HON. Theodore Little
James s. Dickinson, Esq. Chester
Rev. J. Stoutenburg
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
nebraska A9perttSer
JoHN EDITOR.
THE ELECTION.

CN The election returns were officially
canvassed on the 18th, yet We have no
official returns. From persons who were
10 Omaha during the canvass, we learn,
that the entire Union State Ticket is
elected. save Mason, Lille being elect.
ed Chief Justice by about so majority.
The Constitution is adopted by about
Que hundred votes.
The Legislature standsas follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

Giving a Union majority of two
on joint ballot, and secures the election
men to represent Nebraska in the U. s..
Senate. &
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
HOW TO PREPARE THE GROUND.

AA -
To all who wish me to do their Feacingr prepare you
qround in the following manner : Hit = Prai4eplsw
4 STRIP Oa5 rcd wide leaving adead tnrtoW ~ he CEN
tre- plov from one and q half to two inches deepj 10
me r. IN harrow ik, thea back furfOE III again in the
Spring harrow and your grOundi is ready for The Plants.
In old ground back furToW in August 6efOFe tag weeds
go to seed.
Any one having q large tract ef l9nd to1 fence,
and would rather I should take part OF the land for
my pay will do so to those who wish me omake
them a fence write to me at BrOWnviile, and let
me knOE hoy much you want me 70 fence for you !,
andl will call at yOpr residence Pemefine between
now and the first Of January next, and make q
special contract with you. l shall also, have al
kinds Of Fruit Trees Flowers, EVergreens, Shrub
berry for sale, all grown in the Territory and aeeli-
mated. To Those who are raising Plants, Of their
own, and would like me 70 make their hedge for
them, / viii take their Pants in PsFt payer l
viii tell them how to make q good fence, and the
spedisst and best way tomakei IL Iaise the best way
to save the Plants during the hrst and second win
ter. Those buying Plants Of ne will get the re7
eeipts FIRE. =
If there Is any man il. the Territay, that can
give better instFuctiOps,I will give him one tbous-
and dollars for it. ! also furnish 3 receipt Tor de-
stroying the Gopher, for fifty cents, etc.
Agents wanted 10 canvass in Kansas Nebraska
Iowa and Missouri theJ can easily make from one
70 three hundred dollars per month, clear Of expen
ses- Address. NATHAN McKEIGHAN.
p. o. Box u, BFOWnVille, Nebraska.
Refer BY permission 70
' gHGs K Roa12s Omaha
Jurura HonDzRy RI 81 enEs
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

On Monday, the seth day Of July, 1866, at ten
o clock A. NJ will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the residences Of George
Grow, living seven miles southwest from BTOWnVile
at Weddles Bridge id NemahA County, Nebraska.
One Stray FiIly, With RICH hind foot white, q email
star in forehead, supposed TO be three years old
last Spring appraised at Sixty-tRo dollars and fifty
cents. Taken up by George Grow and now in his
possession. FREDERICK 3. ALLEN,
80 81 Justice 81 the Peace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

and B0IDERS.
E Proposals will be received At the County Clesk's
Office, in BroWnville, until s O'Clock A. N Mon
day, July End 1856, for furnishing upon the ground.
Brick, Stone, Lime, Sand, Lumber Shingles and
all other necessary material for the construction Of
o building tor County purposes, according to plans
and specifications on 6ie in the County Clerks Of
fee.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
for the Stone work, masonry iand Carpenter work
and such other work as shall be necessary for Che
construction ofsaid building. fel5 t,t
By order Of the Board of County Commissioners,
Az I'll. 18th 1855. WILLIAM H.. HOOVER,
a IS 39-It3,Q0 aoucG County Clerk.
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"COSEAR'S RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
lafe and sure-the most perfect Rat ihcation NEE
ting We have ever attended. Every Rat th t can
get il, properly prepared, win eat il, and every one
that eats it will die, generally at some place as dis
tant as possible from where it was taken.-LGke
Shore, Michigan, Airror.
~ RSee CosTkR's advertisement above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

pardOned, and n was so far arranged
that the amount was fixed as to the requi-
red security, which was $250,000.
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] 8 8

of fCosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c., ExterminatOr
-fmOre grain and PROVISIONS are destroyed annu-
ally in Grant County By vermin than would pay for
tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer ."-Lancaster, Wjs
Herald.
-See "CesrAR's" advertisement above
l 8 8 6
FARMERS AND H0USEKEEPERS-should rec
ollect that hundreds of dollars worth Of Grain,
Provisions, &C., are annually destroyed by Rats,
Mice, Ants, and other inseetsanc vermin-all Of
which can be prevented by a few dollars worth Of
"CoSTAR's''Rat, Roach, Ant, sc, Exterminater,
bought and used freely.
81 See ."CoSTAB's" advertisement abaYe.
% Sold in Ir)wnville, Nebraska.
"a Sold by all Dru ggis.s and Dealers.
June 10th 1856 8, Ans
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
CERTIFICATE

]. Brewster =" .|| II n =
Rev G.. b. Keer, L D., Utics New Fork, formerly
Agricultural College. o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

BATS Hersus BIRDS.-WhoeYer engages in
shooting small birds is q cruel man whoever Of ds
in exterminating rats is a benefactor. We should
like some one to give us the benefit of their ex-
perience in driving out these pests. We need
something besides dogs, cats, and traps for this bu-
sidess.-Seienfife American, ". =.
Ey-See "COsrGR's" ADVERT sement above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
SALE OF APPRAISED sT0CK.

On Friday, July, 9th 1856, atNA.M., ] Will
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash in band
on the premises of Wilkinson Sage, living near
EongS Ridge, in Eemaha Coua.Y, NebraSka Ter
nf0Ty one stray Cow, described as fOIlcRs: One
Red speckled Coz, with hole in left ear, esd split
il the right small spike horns, sapPose6 e be 4
years old and appraised at TWsnty-dve dollars
1885, R.V.HUGHES, Up.
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j 8 q
INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers Gazette
(Epglish asserts and proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS viii have a progeny and descend
ants no less than 651 $50 in three years. Now ,un-
less this immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sustain 65,-
900 human beings. fI.7
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

4 few Of the many recent voluntary testimonials
OF cures from persons well and favorably Known who
have been curedby Dr.. Bort (and that too fthe most
recent dste). Although having many thousands in
his possession, a few only Is here subjoiued
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TAXING HER AT HER WoRD.-The late Rev.
DIR. Wlghtman, of kIarkmaboe, was simple.
minded clergyman Of the old school. When a
young man he paid his addresses TO a young
lady in.the parish. and his suit was accepted
on The condition thatit met the approval OF the
lady's mother. Accordingly, the docto waited
upon the matron, and. stating his case, the
good woman, delighted at the proposal pas sed
the usual Scottish compliment, deed. Doctor
yOu re far owre guild for our Janet I'm sure
she's no guild emo for We" ''Weel, weel," was
The reJoinder, Eye ken beet, so we'll say nae
MAR about IT," No more was said, and the
social intercourse Of the parties continued oa
the same footing as before. About forty wears
after, DIR. W!ghtman died a bachelor and the
LADY on old maid.
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ga Western groom got badly intoxicated
just after the knot was tied, and with the as
sport Of his wife. The bride became Indignant
and excited, and seiZing q knife plunged i: in
10 the BOSOM Of her intoxicated husband, in
nlctlng dangerous wound.
- Montreal he's had the first snow storm O Z
the season.
SDeaths In New York last week 40. of
which IS were of cholera
ga young and pretty English bride was
lately drowned on her wedding day.
ga cOlored man employed upon a propel
Ter at Chicago, ILL.,, last Tuesday, asked the
mate Tor some money, when the latter seized
MN and threw him overheard. Efforts Were
made by others on board to save the m an from
drowning, but withoutaval.
No SKITTLEs-The Paris Monde saws tina, q
Cathoiic chimney weep named RAIDER of
Herrnstadt, ia Siiesia. has lost all his custom
IN consequence OF a report that he had said
that as soon as tue Austrians got possession of
the country the people would play at skittIes
with the heads of Protestants
~A colored man has been drawn as a iuror
for The Superior Court Of the county of Suf.
folk. Mass.
~Prussia has laid the foundation stone of
an edifce which IL she fails 20 raise 10 its prop
er ana legitimate purpose, will crush her un-
der It's ruins.
VCOsl oil applied 70 a fresh C ut on the wrist
caused The death OF a Canadian gentleman last
week
s(An English NJ. p. looks upon the army
anC navy As insutuuons TO prevent war and
not 10 bring u about That's sensible
II There are reports of great strikes Of oil in
"est virginia, In the valley of the Kanawha
DTrust the peOple-GeneraIs Grant. Stsed
man and Granger say the South can be trusted
UJohn CaIlaghan, young man who wa,
intoxicated and refused 10 leave the platform
Of he car and take 4 seat inside. was run
over and killed. at Lexington. Mass S1tur.
day afternoon.
~A French thief of great notorie.y. falling
N eig job he had long prenedItate. comraIt
TED suicide
s1James Brooks and Fernando Wosd haxa
been nominated for Congress by NJ AIoz1rt
democracy IL New YORK. = > Cox la-e,v nf
Chic, has hesn Nominated iOE Congress BIZ N =
no h@on wing.
cTThe Boston Transcript (Rsdical) Saws
The Wisest Republicans are not ~ Jse yyn.,
tab shout impeIcbIng he President.
- Duriug General Snerman's late Trim
through Canada a Toronto reporter came mn
20 m and SAID: '-Gene,al Sherman. Will vol,
'ay" We klnoness 20 give ne yORg views hon
tho F~Dian questiOn}'' Ito 10 -" said re-
oumseb. a. he stepped on the train. and left the
TepOri'rte mediate over his blasted item
ETA magnificent gymnasium has iust haen
opened IN tie Rue dee MIrlyTs, Paris a. q
cCst Oh about three handrrd thousand fraucS
stis trtended principally tor laGI.s
kZIfa bisamist were Sen-rnced - live with
Las tSo wives IA To- same tCusc. The cr.ro,,
EcEjJ soon bees ne exLHct.
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VArtemas Wards photograph is all over

- Great distress is reported among the
Cornish miners, and they are leaving their
homes by thousands. Many are emigrating to
Australia and America, while others are seek.
ing employment In the ceal- lelus of South
Wales and of the North Of England.
~ Greeley calls Weed an old villain and
tells him he lies.
AN ACCOMMODATING EMPLoYER.-ltiss stated
that gentleman hiring a servant in this city,
after patiently enduring the usual catechism
propounded by "help,' when asked-"And
have you many childrenr' replied-"Yes, 1
have i've. but can drown two or three if you
insist npon it,
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A HUNDRED BABIES IN A STABLE-An En-
elish paper says: IAN old stable with one
hundred little babes nesting in the horse
uoughs. IS something novelty, but the spec
tacle - daily 10 be seen in the locality of Union
street. Borough road, London. The work has
been somewhat recently undertaken by the
Rev. George AldingIOn, who al his own ex-
pense secured an Old stable to for a nursery,
and fit@dit up for taking care of the babes OF
women Obliged TO 70 t. char or work away
from home. The hay cribs remain, and serve
as cradles
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y An amusing story 10 told OF Brigham's
Youngest daughter, Fannie, who dom, appear
20 90 cent on poiygamy. Upon being strong
Iy pressed 10 give herself 10 wealthy friend
and son -in-law of Brigham's, both bv him and
her father and on yarious grounds. she said
that IL IL was positively necessary she would
consent on the condition that she should have
as many husbands as her liege lord had wives.
We guess they didn't push that suit any fur
Their
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
CoMMIssI9kERs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of the order and decree of the Supreme
Court OF the district Of Oolnmbia, bearing cate
July l6. 1866, and passed in the matter of the ne
tition Of the widow ard heirs of Benjamin Bean
deceased, against David and Henry Jones. the I'm
dersigned will offer for sale AT nnh
lie suction, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of DC toser,
1866, at o CLOCK p. m, in front Of the premises
thirteen. O3 according TO subdi vision Of origi
nal Lot numbered two, a. in Square numbered
nine hundred and forty FIVE. (945. of the Ian Of
the city of Washin gton. This property is
on the corner Of South Carolina avenue and 9th
street east, in a healthy and thriving section OF
the city. ~
Terms Obe-half cash. the residue in six and
twelve meDtEs. the purchaser giving his bonds tsr
the deferred pay men,s, bearing interest from the
cosS-of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained
until the whole Of puIchsse money Is paid.
WILLlAM DIXON,
WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM
W. p. FERGUsoN,
GEORGE r. RUFF,
WIN. A. FLBTUHER,
o,r Commissioners.
&C S-tOGde W. L. WALL, Ga
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LIGHTNING RoDs-Prof Silliman says that
q Zig htDing rod TO be effective should be con-
Quoted TO a we'll or water cisteru, an 4. IL pos
sibIe. be coiled the bottom, so that il will be
always immersed in water. Ii this 10 not prac.
tcable. then the rod should be conducted TO
heap OF charcoal, recently igniteu aud
quenched with water. These are all excellent
conductors The points oflightning rods sheu d
he also states, be electro. plated with gold, Il e
ordinary way Of gliding them with gold.leaf
being useless, as the leaf washes of in a fe W
weeks.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
TBUsTEEs SALE OF Ell HogsE AND LOT o

By virtue Of q deed In trust, bearing date on the
4th day Of June, 1859, and recorded In Liber A.
at public sale, on TU EsbAY, the soth day OF DC.
part Of Lot No. 2. In Square No. <x, fronting Ia
feet inches on south q street. between 7th and
ath streets west by 66 feet inches deep with the
improvements. consisting Of a comfortable two
story Frame Dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One half cash (of which &lO0
will be required TO be paid on the ground , and
balance In stn and twelve months for notes bearing
trust upon the property III the terms Of sale are
not complied with in five days, the property will
ee ~ Sa rnrcSssar M too isk ana
revenue stamps at the cost Of the poIehaser.
CHAS. 8 WALLAOH, Trustee.
sc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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by GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

By virtue of o deed of trust to me from Henry
De Mariel aud wife, dated March 49, 1856 and
recorded in Liber NJ. H.. No 10, page 4I4 ct
seq land recoros for Washington County B. q . I
will ell, upon TIE premises, by public auction, TO
DAY the 3lst day of October, 1856 the following
County and District Of Columbia to Wit All Ia at
certain tract or parcel OF land. being q part Of
tract called Long Mesdows," and bounded as
follows Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river on the
east on the south by the lands of enry Dou glass
on the north by the lands Of Alexander B. Aber,
crombie; and on the west by the lands of VIM w .
Corcoran and John A. Bertrof. containing 1861
ninety six acres more or less Also ell that other
part OF Long Meadow bounded as follows :
beginning for the same at the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertrof and the Ia I'D
Of Henry Douglas, on main public road lead ing
east from the third boundary stone of " ashfneton
city, ID. c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence west
ard with said road (20J twenty feet; thence north
and parallel with the boundary between ssid Dong
lass and Bertros land TO the rear line of Bertro. 3
land; thence east TO the said piece of land irst
above described; thence south to and with the
corner and west BOUNDARY line and the line If said
Henry Douglass land. to the beginning; upon the
following terms and conditions, to wit
Terms: One third cash; balance in SIX and twel We
months for notes bearing interest from az of sale
and secured by q deed Of trust on the premises
AL convey and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. 500 will be required dswn when
the property 10 knocked off
HENKY Q. HOOD. Trustee.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE ALPs-A Young
German lately assembled the Saleve, in the
Alps. without guide, and when about TO de-
scend took path he believed TO be shorter and
and fell one hundred and twenty-five feet ON
a rocky ledge. where he was discovered in the
morning by the guides. They got him up by
means Of rope, but IL required eleven men TO
raise him. He was much bruised, but no
boxes were broken