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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
Tae New Paper Mill.

Among the various manufacturing
enterprises which have sprung into
existence in Northern Iowa during
the past three years, none have been
established on a better basis, nor en-.
tered the field with more brilliant
prospects, than the Iowa Manufactur-
ing Company, which was organized
in this city about q year ago, and has
since erected Paper Mill, which is
now ready for its machinery on the
north fork of the Maquoketa, near
Worthington. The mill is q frame
structure, having heavy stone founda-
ton walls which enclose q deep base
ment, and consists Of q two-story
main building flanked by two one-
story wings, the whole being $50 feet
long by 40 feet deep. The mill was
erected under the supervision Of Mr..
Harger, and Of course is we'll built.
1t presents really imposing appear
ance, its general outside work partak-
ing far more Of solidity and ornate
ness than Is possessed by any other
mill in the West.
The water-power is furnished BY .
race-way eight feet wide and ten feet
deep, and two hundred feet long
It's sides are of stone, and it is arch
cd with the same material. This race
cost $4,000, exclusive Of excavation.
The company intend to devote the
mill, for the present, to the manufac.
ture of print paper. Yesterday a
ponderous paper machine, Of the la
test and lnost improved kind, with all
its accompanying machinery, was TAX
en- to the mill. 1t was purchased at
a cost Of s9, 500, at Beloit, WIS.
The Company has also purchased
harson's patent for bleaching paper
pulp by hydrostatic pressure. 1t il
a new and most successful process,
which expedites the conversion Of f.
brous material of all kinds used in
paper-making into pulp in far more
expeditions manner than was thought
possible until it appeared. This
right cost the company nearly $4,000.
Mr.. VIM. Marshall, Of this city, is
building the boiler shaped apparatus
used 10 the bleaching process 1t
will cost 81, 500.
Rouse b Dean have nearly finish
ed the castings for the mill, and are
doing their work in > very satisfac-
tory manner, Of course.
The company intend to commence
the manufacture of paper in . few
weeks. Already letters have been
received by the Secretary from par
ties Who use print papers extensively,
and wish to make arrangements for
. supply. The mills capacity will
enable The company to furnish Dubu-
que and several other cities with all
the print paper that they will want.
The company has . paid up capital
Of 10000, and the constantly
increasing demand for paper must
make the paper-mill investment .
very profitable one.
The following are the names Of the
officers:
President-W. w. Luke.
s psrinsendent-M. Harger.
Secretary-James NJ. McKinlay.
Ireasurer-W. H. Clark.
The company own Touring mill,
situated not far from the paper-mill.
Their entire property is very valua-
ble. It could be sold to-day for q
much larger sum than was paid for it.
Energetic, active business men,
who have inAuense at home and
abroad, own most Of the stock, and
before many months the Iowa Manu-
fseturing Company vii ss ressdd"ii essdd il.
manufactures sought after.-Dssb.
Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

"Lame! !" sighed Mrs. Partington,
i" here have been suffering the big
mics of death three mortal weeks.
Fust l was seized with bleeding
phrenology in the left hemisphere Of
the brain, which vas exceeded by q
stoppage Of the left ventilator Of the
heart. This gave an inaamation in
the borax. and nov I'm sick with the
ehloroforn morbus. There is nc
blessin' like that Of health, PARTICULAR,
| when you'er sick"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

ANTICIPATED UNION OF SPAIN AND
PoRTuGAL.-On the 9th of Decem.
Der, the Queen Of Spain accompanied
by the King Consort and her son and
daughter, set out from Madrid on a
visit to the King and Queen of Portu.
gal. The visit of the royal family OF
Spain TO their royal neighbors at Lie.
bon, says foreign journal, is an un.
precedent event, and one which, in the
present state Of affairs in the PENN.
sular, is calculated to arrest attention.
The Spanish Court is aware that the
revolution which appears to be pend.
ing in Spain will, probably, if success.
full, assume dynastic form, desire
being widely spread among the Span
ish Liberals, for 81 notification" Of
the Peninsular under the House oi
Braganza. The House of Bourbon is
to be deposed from the throne Of
Spain, and the King Of Portugal is to
become King of the Peninsula. Such
views unquestionably find favor
among the influential portion Of the
Spanish people, and it is doubtless in
connection with this circumstance
that the King and Queen of Portugal
are hOnored with visit frem their
royal neighbors. There is also = ru.
NOR that the royal visit is meant to
pave the way for a matrimonial ALI.
ance, as q good means of obviatine
any violent, or immediate change in
the royal politics Of the Peninsula.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
Notice.
To All Persons whO are DesiroMs
of SETTING Fruit Trees,

Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, either Standard
or Dwarf, Currsnts Of all varieties, Grapes, Ev-
crgreens, Flowering Shrubs, and in fact every
thing in the line Of the Nursery business, may
be purchased by calling 1t the Nursery, ono
mile west Of tho city, soon, and leaving orders
for tho same. A am appointed m agent for
the sale Of anything in that line by Mr. Shear
man, OF the Rockford Nurseries, therefore every
body will fad il to their sdvsntage to call on the
subscriber before purchasing elsewhere:
as.Wl JOHN g. B0UCE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

TIME subscriber having removed to Dacotah
II Territory, ofFers for sale his farm. situated
three fourths Of . mile southeast Of Littleton,
Buchanan Co., Iowa, containing two hundred
acres Of land, one hundred under improvement.
Said farm 10 well vatered BY . good spaing, also
good well. There is plenty Of timber for fre
wood, also twenty acres of oak timber two miles
distant. I offer 10 sell the farm and timber for
three thousand dollars, one-half cash, the re-
maindcr in annual payments to suit the purchas-
er. For further particulars, inquire Of E. B.
Cook. Of Jesup, or E. Little, near the premises.
T. X. HOvEY,
2S-3m1 vcrmillon, Dacotah Terry,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

LITTLE CoURTEsIEs.-How much
Of meaning, of refinement, aye, oi
Christianity itself, there is in those in.
cidental attentions, and politeness,
which 60 great way in making up
the beauty Of life!
We have known . great many peo-
ple-good, warm hearted, and gener.
ous-who were capable Of almost any
act of self-sacri6ce and abnegation,
who would never have condescended
to raise their hat to lady, or offer q
glass before drinking themselves.
This is frequently the fault of .
coarse-grained nature, but, perhaps,
most often the result Of early educa-
ton. Indeed, we always think the
mans manners are the" living epistle,
known Of all men," of his moth
sr's training. Habitual politeness can
only make . through gentleman-a
woman, a true lady. And this is
most easily acquired in ones own
household. II boy be respectful
and courteous to his sisters, he will
be so to all women, SO long as he
lives but If his intercourse with
them be course, careless. abrupt. not
soft and refined with thousand name
less attentions and graces, he viii be
rough, awkward-not fulfilling always
the beautiful injunction Of the apost-
le, Be ye courteous to al men,"
Then, too, outward character for it
is Law Of our being that "express-
ion intensifies the emotions and feel
ings."
But this work. after all, lies with
every mother in the land-in the
world ; and we can only hope that
these hints may influence some one to
consider il
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19

In youth we love and enjoy the
most ill-chosen friends perhaps more
than in old age the best chosen.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-19
A CHOICE LOT OF
Valuable Farm Lands
EoR 0ALD
At REAs0MABLE PRICES,

Thirteen hundred acres ~ miles from
Winthrop Station.
Three hundred and twenty acres one mile.
and two hundred and fo:ty acres adjoining Ma
sonville Station.
Northwest Of the Southeast Of section 81,
10 township So. rAnge7.
The above lands comprise only small poe-
tion Of the valuable land now being offered for
sale by the undersigned, and among which
viii b. found many CHOICE farm locations, well
adapted to either grain or grazing purposes,
we'll watered, and eonvenient to market Al
50, few Choice Village Lots in Independence
and winthrop.
3l-tfl LEE 4 wEART.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

their rates since the packets have laid up.
we afready hear nrequent coInpiaints rel.
alive, to the detention Of freight shipped
Capt; George Wolf has purchased Capt 2.
James Magi mis- ard Peter scnwap's IN
terests IL the Mary Erwin for $4,000 90 :
ST. LOUIS. The Democrat of Thursday
says: ~ ~ ~, f.,...
River stationary. Weather becoming
warm. Business on the rivers fair. Navi-
CATION is slightly improved In spots. Cap
a 1 few q days ago. The Missouri is falling
again at st. Joseph and above. The Gem.
Farragut, woodward, Nellie RogeEs, and 20 q
Illinois, with indiffel emit success, more
freight being offered than they can accept:
Barges continue in demand. The Atlantic
Line packet which left yesterday has two
in tow. The river ere Is taking station
CAIRO, = The Democrat, of Thursday,
says: -i-sssii AaN s4sae4 $3.50 "As9'7
BE- A bfunted understanding or .uninteliigi-
csp p IL
erner., achieved a noteworthy. feat in
bringing his mammoth boat TO the foot OF
taken hold of and drawn out of the water.
The achievement of Capt. Archer was In
passing the Grand Chain, drawing more
He found depth of water, by skillful pi-
loting. and careful study of the situa
ton that placed him over safely ana his
oodb 10 nov VII tstC wa Sas ntAatoAAs
MEMpHIs.-The Acaldnche Of Tuesday
says: 1i ha7 szaaw ooif9ae 8ait
SUNDAY and yesterday were dry but
pleasant rays. They present no sign of the
near approach of equinoxiaI storms. The
river here falls steadily. At Phillops' bar
with a shifting, crooked and narrow chan
mel. We know OF no boat aground at that
point at this writing. The officers of the
Commercial report but three and a half
feet to Duvall's- Bluff We have no later
report from the. Arkansas than that
brought out by the Cleaner ''As
Captain Swain has bought the Mary
Swan for-the Red RiNsr~trade. Terms pri-
vate. She goes amid the bayous and Ia
goons Of Louisiana TO bufetaili gators. GRO
more successful in making fortune for
her present owner than she was with her
last ones. IL - =. - -. 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE
- CUMBERLAND RIVER.

The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
10 the following points, at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, Soc; Eddy
Vile, 75c; Canton, 75c; Rockeastle, 75c;
Linton, Toe. Bills of Lading should be
Snithland, and the above rates will be
guaranteed till further notice. All over
charges and reciamations will be promptly
marked Care of SCYsrER. ELLIS s. Co.,
sept9-dtf Smithland, KY"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28
STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. s

The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills, of Lading
to the following points. at the rates men
toned below: To Dycusburg, 55c.; Eddy
ton 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, SIC. points above
billt Of lading, Privilege of reshipping at
Paducah.n We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice Any overcharges that
may occur will be promptly corrected by
as. Merchants are requested to see that
the weights are placed in every bill of
fading. Ise6 tf] FOWLER, LEE Il co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

: .teod 9dt e7e ssib99E ='b7awIiIi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

q los For Osher Riuer Items See FTfsA Page.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

/ No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment Of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, ana
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
T. In the United States. We are prepared to
4 print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, dc. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats win be promptly attended to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

COFn.-The shipment Of Corn from
this point has been very large thls Spring,
scurceiya boat passes bal takes from 500
TO 1000 sacks Up the river, ia fact all
hey can Jake, aud yet there is accumu
lated D our warehouses here Is 600
bushels waiting for shipping. WOFshing
& Wilcos are the heaviest and mos. SUE
Cessfnl buyers, from whom we learn that
they have 10000 bushels DOW engaged
and arriving daily. They are now pay
ing IS cents per bnsbel, the highest
Dolch contract prices above will permit.
which is sui higher Than ST. Louis prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16
XCELSIORfEXGELSI0RI
CHASTELLARS'
AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE !!

When by the use Of DR.. JOINv LIES ELIXIR yOu
can be cured permanently. and At trihing cost.
The astonishing success which ba> attended this In
valuable medicine fer Physical and Nervous Weakness
Generaldebility and PTuetFation, Loss Of Muscular
Energy, tmpJtency' OF airy % the consequences Of
youthful iniiscripuon renders il the most valuable
preparation ever dlsrOyereE
II will reulOve . q nervous affections. depression ex
element, l~ncapacity 70 study or business, loss 0f mem
ory, 0DfusiOnstheughss Of self destructioas Tears Of in-
sanity &c. It R4t restore the appetite. renew the
health Of those who have DESTROYED u BY sensual eK-
cess or evil practices.
Young men, be hunbraEed no more BY 'Quack Doc
tors and Ignorant practitioners, bus send without de-
lay for the Elixir, and be 81 Obc8 reStef ed 70 health and
happiness APerfeI Cure is Guaranteed IN every in
Stance. Price, 81 OF tour bottles to one address. s..
One bOttle il s~ufzcient 20 effect 3 cure IN all Ordina-
- Cases.
ALSO, Or. J0INvILLR'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for
She speady and permanent cure OF GoncxThe4. elect.
Urethral Dis haTges, Gravel, ~Stristure. and al ahsc-
tons Of the Kidneys aid Bladder. Cures effected IN
from enc % nye days They are prepared from veget-
able extrects that are aarmless on the system, aid ney
er nSuseate the stomach OF impFeEnate the breath
No Change Of diet is necessary while using thems nor
does theit action in any manner interfere with busi-
ness pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
Either Of the abJve-nlentioned articles will be sent
O. any address closely sealed, and post paid, 81 mail
CT express, on receipt OF price. Add esse all orders
TO BERGER, SHUTS s. Co., Chemists,
feb 2ely go kiyer 81; TOY y. z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Gradlng-Is going on and being pu,
usder con,rael ali over our city, and Is
being pushed ahead with such energy
.ha. this season viii give Us a system Of
good streets o almost every portion Of
The city.
Mr.. Wilson has a contract for taking
GU, 10000 yards Of dirt On Atlantic
street alone. which j, is beIieyed VIII take
it on 4 good grade from The river 10 4th
street. g
Parties are now at work cutting Main
Stree. dOwn 10 the grade established last
Fall. watch viii bring il inlo full view
from The river 10 lhe bridge. ~
Mr.. Dsuser's cousrucs Of 1 1900 yards
on second street viii raise second be-
tween Main and Water to a good grade
aud cutit down between Main aud
lan,ic to a good grade.
Third and fourth streets will sOon be
put under contract and filed 10 between
Water and Main and graded between
Main and Ailanuc. This win make these
streets good aud passabls.
The work is being pushed ahead hy
the Council, and be CRY Engineer is a
work daily locating ADD fixing grades
IN"
The CRY Bonds are going of a pal
and are ia demand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Marsh g. Co., al taeir Book Store.
have a fdll supply Of the New School
Books adopted by Iho Board Of Educa-
lion for this School District and are fully
prepared 10 supply The demand eiiher for
Books or anyolher material use in Schools
Their long connection with eastern pub
fishers o manufacturers enables ihem
10 uffer extra inducements TO purchasers,
in fact they propose 10 sell anything IN
the School Book or Stationary Ii ne Al
prices that viii defy competition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

FestIEaI.-The Students of Peru
Seminafy viii have a Festival on Fnday
evening, May 24,h, for the purpose o:
raising funds 70 procure Apparatus for
The School. uI
The exercises will consist Of Orations,
Colleagues. Charades, etc.
Ice Cream and other entertainments
will be provided for those who may de-
are IL a cordial invitation Is extended
70 ali. ddmission so cents.
BY order Of Committee.
r. F DAILY. Cam.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

The Star Hotel, Of this city. is To-
caied.Un the Levee ironing the stsam'
boat landing. In its arrangement and
genernl style il is as c~ommodions and neat
as sny hotel Of lis slze 10 Nebraska. To
give d more exaci idea Of X: FIRST we
enter the gen,leman's sitting room and
Office, I5Xis feet. from this a door leads
INTO he dining room. 20X30 feet, from
which open doors leading into the ladies'
parlor RndrecspIion room--not yet finish
ed and into The kitchen, which is ad-
mirably arranged; iutO the baggage
room. and into several other rooms. The
HOnse contains sixteen newly furnished
and ~comu.odious bed rooms.
The pFoprielors, Messrs. Stevenson &
Cross. have charge Of the Office and
generally. The management Of the
culinary departmehs is under the direc-
ZION Of Mrs. Tlsdel, and The tables set al
The Star speak in in eloquent savory ssnes
Of her ability in this line. A splendid
kilcbeu garden is on the premises, and
everything CONNECTED with this establish
ment is arranged with an eye TO the com
for, Of its guests.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16
MORE
MORE sTOvESn
More Clipper Flows

Shellenberger s. Bros. are now receiy.
ing the most complete and best selected
Stock of Hardware ever brought to thi
City. -
Their experience 10 The business anc
the fac, that their stock was bough; way
down East. for cash By Que Of The 6ru
in person is enough to ensure cheap pri-
ces here.
Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, New.
Corners and Everybody in van Of goods
in their line will be sure 10 fad goods o
a superior quality a. the very lowest fig.
ures. 80 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

w, II. HcCrccry, bias this Cay shown
US through one Of the finest and mos.
extensive Stock Of Goods ever brought
10 Nebraska, embracing everything usu
ally kept IN a first class Drug Store,
Also q very large Seek Of Paiuts1 Otis.
DyesiufFs, Lamps. Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades Of every style. "a is well
known nc displayes an extraordinary
amour, Of good taste in his selections,
IS Cal and see for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Our City Book Store i q benefit
20 this ~oonsnunHy which : only Be aP-
p~reeiated By imagening il removed. and
a a community like ours. where such e
business viii hardly stand alone. j is
10 she advanlaes Of al to sulaiD il while
id pieces are far. This we believe %
Be the case ia IBIS store, Besides with
this business, or any Olher concentrated
larger stock ean be laid in At less cost and
a less profit win pay The dealer. Wesre
opposed % monopolies. but 10 more than
we are 10 an unfair OmPetition. II any
one likes lhs old style Of buying a pencli
here. a slate there and a primer some
where eIse hey will favOra scawermeus
Of. ibis srade if not. they viii gre our
Book Store q FAR hearing agains, all new
bidders for a slice Of lhis trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Is or 90 Leeper & Kldder Riding
Plows on hard, which | viii sell for $50
each il cash, or 600 on time, secured By
note drawing 10 per cent per annum.
ALSO, two Gang Plows on reasonable
terms
Ali kinds of custom work in Wood or
Iron done with neaGness and dispatch.
80 81 A. w. MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Hon. Louis WaIdieF, Representa-
tive from ibis county, has gone q The
Legislature 10 spite Of The bress Of busi-
ness. aud az a great peeJniary sacrifice
Under these circumstances il would be
but fair that those who we're intending
10 have BIN do their work, should if
possible. hold over until he zones back
We have a job sud intend & hall hold
over, snd hope thar others viii 90 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16
-GRovEsTEEN & Co,
FORTE
MANUFACTURERS,
A99 RrOadway,N. Z.

THE ATTENTIO3 ofths public and the trade
lis ih vited % our Mem Ssafs, SeUen 0cfeos,
RossCood Pian0 Fortss. WHICH for volume and pa
ritz Of tine are unFiysiied By aaT hitherto odered
In this market. They ~coDtain an the modern isa-
provenisnts, French grsnd action, harp pedal iron
frame oVer-sFueg bsss etc.. ETC.. and each in
sIrument being made snder the personal s~upeFvis-
iou Of SIR. D.. IA. 0ROysssEI-S. who has 3 frAosisal
experimence Of over thssty years in their n8nufAe-
tuFe, is fully warranted 10 every particular.
The Grovestsen PIANO z
Received the big hest award Of merit At the eels-
bsated worries FAR, where were Exhibited insru-
ments from the best makers Of London Paris, Ger
many, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and New
York and also 1t the American Institute for dve
successive years, the GOLD and SILvEk MEDALS
from both u which can be seen Sc our Wars-roOas.
by the introduction Of Improvements Ne make
a still mare perfect Piano forte, and By manUfaet-
uriug largely, With 8 strictly cash zysle 70, ars en-
abled % ofer these in~ssrunents at . price which
viii preclude ~ eomPetiticn.
Our prizes are from Sla0 q see cheaper than
any FIRST class } iaBy-ferte.
TERMS.-NEr Casa ia current funds.
Descriptive CiTctlsF sent free.
July lst ISGS one year R.fCo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Persons having Soao5i Books ofeehoos
Stationary 10 purchase viii DO well %
p~atronize ,hs cid established House Or
Marsh & Co. Small PROFITS and quick
sales is their mono They buy Of he
publishers and manufacturers and viii
not be updersold b. any house 10 town
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Dopf. Of he Rockport Journal called
las, Monday, while il Iwon wainng for
a boat down. bound tor he editorial Con.
veDiion Of Missouri. soon pbekeld az
jefferson cpF He tpd wilh bin 2 pFis-
oner for abe PenileDliary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

FruIl-PrOspects are looking good in.
this section; frosts having injured nothing
solar. With reasonable luck this cOCniy
will supply itself with peaches, plums,
etc. and have a surplus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

The PehtaCOStal Meeting Of the
Church Of God will be held a. Nemaha
City. on lbe fourth first dag Of May be-
ginning Friday evening before al 7le
O'clock Elders Lott, Clover and ". P.
Shockey viii minister The word. On The
frz. wall havs a basket meeting. # the
people viii bring d lunch. Colioquial re-
cess of NO hours. then preaching Sub
ieei, When Christ win sas and drink
new Is lie kingdom Of God. with the
heirs Sabsc. 10 a. "a. As's 2:ss
VIVA, is. and why is he Pensacosts
We infns a hearing.
JsL HITT. Per.
Wn. 2. Sn6erEv. Sees
Bible Mission.
rrkN h.haA
W FIJI. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Attention, Rarmersl-The highest
nartet price pad for Wheat. Corn, Oats,
Barley. Wool and Bacon, BY
q WoRTHiNG s. WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

MCFaII B CO., have just received a
large and choice assortment Of Furniture
and Uphoislry. Sofas, Bureaus, Tables,
elc. In he line Of pphoIssry they haze
a variety Of Shuck. Cotton. Moss and
and Sea Grass Mattresses. Comforts. Phi.
loss. Sheets, etc. Their stock Is No. J
and they ere No. ! men 10 deal with.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Marsha Co.. have the lines, stock Of
SChoOl Books and School Stationary IN
the market, Opposition invited, cOmpe-
GiOn de6sd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-16

Tue EeW store Room on the cor
nsr Of Main and 2od is finished ADD we
notice R. Tears & Co are opening Up
therein . splendid sleek Of Goods.