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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
J2J Miles
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE now COMPLETED.

This brings the base Of the Rocky Mountains and
expected the track will be laid thirty miles further Evans
highest point the road by January The grade from
the Of but eighty miis
while that Of many Eastern roads hundred Work
rockcung slope will through Winter
doubt that the entire grand line the Paeas
will be open for business in 1870
The means provided for the construction Of this great National wor
ample The United States its Six Per Cent Bonds the
offom $1,000 so 900 per mile for which takes second
security and receives payment large not to the full extent Of "a
e. services These bonds issued each twenty mile sectOa
finished and ser has been examined by United states COmmOu
pronounced be all respects sts road Thoroughly
Piled With depot repair shops Stations and all the Necessary rolling
stock and other equipments
The United States ani
mile which will be large the Company Much
this land the Platte Valley among the most fertile In the world aud
other large portions covered With heavy forests and abound ia
coal ofthe best quality.
Company authorized ssu,s FRS, Mortgage BOn4s
equal and The
Morgan and the Hon Cakes Trustees M the Bond
holders and deliver the Bonds the Company only the work pro-
that they always represent actual and productive value
The authorized capital Of the Company One Hundred Million Dol
lars Of which Eve millions have been paid upon the work already
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
Apre the profits Of the Company derived only from It's local
Go this already much sufficient pay the Interest
an tue Bonds Company issue another mile built
the road completed the through Ge Of the
ony connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States viii be large beyoaA
precedent, there g be competition always be dOss q,
profitable rate..
twill be noticed hist The Union Pscie Railroad r fact Sor'
oyk built under the supervision Of Government officers and to
large with and that its bonds are Issued
under Government direction believed that similar seeuVb"
carefully guarded and certainly other based larger or more
valuable property. As the CompaBy's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
A.. offered M the present at NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR they
are the cheapest security the market being more than u per esa'
lover shan United States stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
or over NINE PER CENT upon the investment Subscriptions viii Be-
received Compsnys ohce No. % Nsu and ~
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nsssaust,
CLARK, DODGE Co, Bankers No 81 NS.+st
JOHN J. CISCO S0S, Banker ya. % Wallst,
HENRY cLETs Co.. Bankers No. 81 Wallst,
IiRDDBN WINCHESTER Co. Bankers, No. 50 Broadway.
end br he Compauys advertised Agents throughout the United Staea
emnces be made in drafts other faais par in NeNlork
and the will he free Of charge by return express
ANEW PAMPHLET NAP showing the Progress Of the wOrs,
Construction and Value Of Bonds be obtained At the
Compsn It's advertised Agents vii be sent free on ar
picaton.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Ney-YOrE.
o.
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THE STATE or TRADE

HIvUl Dee oErebaugeOn London, 3l per cent premium on
Hamburg 4jl per cent pm on Se"lok cT.eue bong sii
i,it q, p.[ cent Hams ordinary s,ited > Ii b cat
EEwOKLEANs Dec 9Coon actYe Mjdug PIE SALES % $500
ConmoF BE-; miiy Psr i2ailc; PINE To Ceoise i2i a
lJc Molasses 70 hr demand 6vnon, SOC Prime 10 Choice
s f0STs 5T fif e.d; 2 u i Ss4 Is o .1 da At os
PORK very dull aid ohng 2 3D. Bacon unchanged Sterling ~
change nominal at lGi Ne@lofk >hs Exchange pei eel as
MOBILE Ma. Dec -Milng 1ise.; sales 300 bales
BiLTToEE Dee lo-Cocu steady Isle fr Miug ypahds
Flour dun and unehahye WHEAT scarce win e or no demand
bry White Is; Yellow 250 81 r. Oats trn al i9a1c Re
unchanged Provisions quiet Blk Meats s9 o Hnol
de and lie Or Sides Bacon llaI1c M ShouAf anu l'@li" "'
CScSsIf Dec o-Four doll unchanged Wheat unchanged
e. aTr s 4 ii o NJ No i Cotton irm a II r. Milling
Tobacco dan aai unehaggel sales Of 70 bids aud boxes Mi
$50 receipts 6Ooj head Moss Pork held a. 500 +l t od
and New Lard j. ~ moderate demand al nc h'9
Steam. and i0i!c for Kettle Bacon dull Money close beei
SAN FR,Scsco Dee iSFour duh at ~ SOC 49, Wheat - 50
q 100 n f,r good shipping Legal tenders. -
81 Louis Dec is1obacco quot,hy lower Cotton
steady at l3c Miiaugs. Flour tim and nothing doing Wheat
l IT, business was snail; Prime Choice PAIL t26o0 ~ IS;
Prime lows Snr.g Cor DON anil declining sales 40 30 a9Oc Oats
Leir 9ui drooPa 'les e Gie B,Iss 9.o all aGng io1s
nominal Bs.onShouders n'ci Clear sides 1870 Lard offered at
dner &C. ReeptslOOo bush Wheat, 1880 BUSH CON- lO
MgSPHls Dee I9-Co,on l9ldl3e Cor5, e5Ge8e Oats so9
sc Flour 6nn; supersns 70 5l6 Pork &23 50a $3 -
Bscou--Shouers ne Clear sides IS, elsie Lard l3diic.
LoUisyiLLB Dee l9IohaccoSae ~ hhis Lug 80 Medium
Leaf $50 IS IS. Manufacturing Wrappers +25 So dressed os
dali 6lc Cotton ljc Nnpetne Flour - lea = "
~ 35 Corn 1880 for New shele Oats 'qooc IN bulk
Blc1nShouers 0c Clear Sides i.ci Bulk Shoulders ge Clear
sides Re Lard &c. Mess Pork S22 49,, m ,..
At Rye Flour held At Zoe higher Wheat quiet sale. q
Is 90 bush No. Spring p,ae terms generally he'd at - 0
is srn scs Of 90 basi western at 7c RE neanay
Western. Barley nomna higher sales u bo bush STATE
sud Canada the former al 81 81 the latter on private terms olef
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ar.nparIIIIan and q. Powerful Curative A..oeIate.L

sarsaparilan and its Powerful Curative Associatesi
PHARMACBUTCALLY COMBINED IN BADWAYs RBSOYATiSd
RESOLyBNThs Only True Cure for kidney, Bidder Urinary
Srphiod snd Chronic skin Diseases
distinguished chemist sho prepares ereelent Darete Remedy
diufetc for duree for all" There simple DO
rangmerts Kidneys urinary ioree remedy
like BlH be seryceae But IN the aggravated forms
Kidney Bladder ard Urinary Compsilt 10 Nephe DTopT Csco
loas Coneretob Uaons Of the Kdu.s Weakening Discharges
the Uterine System and other chronic diseases Of these organs
remedial aeen; that e the functions OF the kidneys eEcusyey
rough It's propete, hfC action Of hs
secured at tue expense OF speDng the functions Of The Skin
~ erea spleen and other glands organs and the ereoaI
" peled nom the system through the skin and boaels
ue'u % % eape through tie channel Of the kdnys thus forcing
increased ana unnecessary labor the Kidneys will II continued
on'O1' " % uesehs''on and waste The ony Of hid
ney complaints BY securing Harmonious action u All the eaps
glands Of the system. II the kdny. Ar, ,1 o. ,.
paired or interrupted RAILWAYS Rh1OyA TISG RFsOLvFyT win
them health. by removing ean- without .,eog 10
functions Of other organs This Remedy ses m M, Ksv,
Bladder Urine Pancress Skin. Uterus Gravel Morbid Urine G,.t
Syphilis Sores Ulcers Nodes &c. BY communicating It's curative ana
purifying power through the BLOOD SWEAT URINE aa other s.
repairs TIE rdste Of The Body with PURE BLOOD aud Ay es.s
and fber increases the appetite and flesh resolves
deposits II dsoves all eoncrelous Lime Stone n
the Kidneys Bladder Gall Dac and heals Ulcers 10 the Glands Troat
Mouth Uterus and other parts Of the system has cured
Of the forms Of sphd diseases
cua arsenic and sulphur baths Of Reor and failed
In Paris Berlin London, Vienna Bau Prussia and other large ees
where all popular treatments have only suppressed this disease RAD
WAYS RBSOLvBNT has permanently cured In ordinary
Pimps, Botehe letters Sy Eruptons Worms the Flesh fec
doses will make the skin clear and smooth In chronic
give marked evidence Of It's curative properties
will the and degeneration Of toe Kaes Bghts Dis
aud dissolution and decay Of the Lungs Wherever there waste
decay gland the body Will ares, and repsr With
healthy blood Price IS per bottles per bottle Medical sd
from Il free OF charge Dr. RAILWAYS once No
MsdeSaHe Persons affected with Bladder Kidney Ska or Unenr.
Diseases are tied To call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
PIANOS At THE PARLS EXPO
SITION

INCONrROyERTIBLE PROOFS or THE HIGHEST
AWARD 10 sTEINwAY AND SONS.
The following Official documeMs prove be-
yOnd doubt that the Highest Award with. the power
Of the international Jures bestow by tsr laa.
inops reict accorded to Messrs. stenway SOM and
that the ribbon OF the Legion Of Honor obtained ndii
ually by member Of another American piano lilm upon
his oc personal application for The same, from the Empe
ror was not persiseDy and falsely asserted recon-
mended by either Class Group Jury or Imperial Com
mission:
PARIS July 90. 1857
l certify that the FIRST GOLD MEDAL for American
Pianos has been unanimously awarded Messr Stein
way by the Jury of the International Exposition, First
ON the list IN Glass X MELINET,
President OF the International Jury.
GEORGE kAsTNER,
AMBRoIsE THOMAS Members
ED. HANsLICK, or the
+. 4. GEYAERT, International Jury.
J. SCHIEDMAYER,
STUTTGART Aug. Is, 1867.
certify herewith that the Jury Of the international
Exhibition in Paris well the group Of Jurors have
unanimously acknowledged the Pianos Of Messrs Stein
way Sons Of Notwithstanding OF Grand, Square,
and Upright panOsto be superior to those Of Messrs
Chickering Sons OF Boston, and that this account
the First large Gold Medal has been awarded to Messrs
Steinway * sons for America.
J. SCHIEDMAYER,
Member Of Jury Glass Y, Member of Chamber OF Com.
merce, etc, etc.
Sworn to before and certified by Emil Klanprecht.
United States Consul for the Kingdom Of wurteinberg,
dated Stuttgart, August 16, 1867.
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spttial Notitts.

Txprcs. the sensation caused by the fragrance o. fhALoNS
NIGHT BLOOMING cERBCs In three Letters. X n G
X. X. X.
THE TRu CURR-R R. RESoLvBNr cures scrofa' chronic
akin ,yphiod kidney bladder urinary diseases s'e o'1 uu Go
III .,,s.t disease Of the kdHey wasting Of
M Iuues b. lie purifying and VIns action on the depressed s
tam nv curative qualities aud repairing tie waste OF
~ tdr through the blood urine sweat and other seeonA TINS
madeleine IL free from aud other hurlul Ingredients Az"
a. uss si show marked improvement aud fair Trial insure per
mont eu Price % psr half dozen, ~ per bottle At Dr. RAD
WAYS ohce No % Maiden Consultation from y m to ~ a.
free ofebIrge.
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MIRR[ED

Hudson. n Y Tuessv De IT,
365 crnpn VcI E.,etyn, esq Margaret daughter Of tie
Hon llcur lo, cboou Of Hudson
Observation-Disclosures THURSDAY Dec TO- hy The Res. Nn
Ives BudngtoH D. D. st. Clair McAesy to Nellie lu1elison al
Of BROOKLYN.
NARyIN-BR ADDURY-On Weiuiay Dee H. Al the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev Dr. Ths Hastings Of View ors,
Eesln 81 Hazeon Pa, Willis H. Mar
Lila NJ daughter Of Wm b. Bradbury, ESQ., OF Moue n J.
TlTUS-RUSSELLOn eueiy Dec 49, at the residence OF The
hrls parents The Rev. n. H. Mouomery, d. D. y lalck
Titus u Cornwall Orange County Ruth Nevbeuy daughter OF
Gait rs. II. Russell Of this cts. No cards
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Nothing has moro gratiied us of late than n
the st. Nicholas The entire Paris Exposition is there
reproduced for the qualification Of those who could not
the Switzerland with its glaciers valleys ana
snowcad peaks the Pyrenees with frownlng rocks and
picturesque gens; the rugged Highlands OF the Scottish
ans; the Rhine, with all Its beauties and memories MI
Europe with It's palaces statues cities lakes and streams
America Asia; Africa the whole world, Is there spread
before you In vivid relief and reality Our readers VIII
be obliged TO rs for letting them know that they can buy
at retail from tins magnificent stock The Messis
Anthony make all visitors welcome, whether they pu-
chase or not Frank Leslics Weekly
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ArR,vY Dee l9The receipts Of Cattle @ week 500 he d
only moderate a. decline ct "a e. a. 10 ye Wei d.
be gles, end " ~ on Inferior drove oi' h"e hAa ulo
Inferior Sheep moderate request q
-r ne onf,ns fir Extra 09 for Christmas stock receipts
The receipts Of Hogs $500 teadi -aes Of 1000 les A.
sQ8dGlc o heavy and fno Dressed Hogs at .dl0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
ROYAL CoNsEnvAroRr OF MUSIC.

ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF Music
DIRECTORS OFFICE BRUSSELS, sept 10, 1875
Messrs STEINwAY & Sons;
IN answer to your letter Of the 18th inst have de-
clare that my position does not permit to let you
know the contents Of my report before It's official publ
cation but cannot refuse to Join my declaration to the
of my honorable colleagues of the Jury OF Class 10
OF the Universal Exposition in Paris dated July 90 that
the First cold Medal for the American Pianos has been
given to you by the unanimous vote OF this Jury, con-
rmed by the Second Group Jury, well the Superior
Council Of the Presidents Imperial Commssion).
declare furthermore that neither the Jury of Class
TO- the Second Group Jury the Superior Council
Of Presidents have asked the Decoration OF the Legion
OF Honor for Mr. ChIckering such demand was not
within their province. Accept, gentlemen, my high re-
CARDS. The Reporter of Class 10. FETIs,
Director Of the Conservatory Of Brussels.
[Nec York EceNiHg Express.
From the official report OF Dr. L. Hanslck. member Of
the Jury Musical Instruments Class 10, Paris EXPOSE
ton TO the Imperial Government OF Austria, We quote:
"The system OF recompenses at the French Exposition
organized much rational and efficient than az
1862 had but single class OF medals ut their disposal
thus mediOcrity sessaIy classed with the highest
degree OF merit In Paris, however, there were four
gadatOns, viz gold, sllyerTnd bronze medals and hon
Orabe mentions. in the sessions held by the JuIies,
every point Of merit investigated and discussed IN
the most conscientious manner further the Juies did
only what KIND or medal each successful
10 occupy upon the list OF the gold, silver ana bronze
medals according TO his relative merits"
The foregoing official documents submitted to the
public by Mcssrs stcinway Sons, in proof and confirm
alton Of what they have advertised since July l. 1867,
when the decisions were communicated to exhibitors
that Steinway Sons received the First ofe gold hdts,
the bghe, award at the disposal OF the jury the only
tribunal authorized and appointed to decide upon the
merits Of the pianos at the Exposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

a. Good Sewns-Mnehlne hshten' the labor and promo"
the health and happiness ofthoie home For huiy Grve
Baker, bc aud therefore o Holiday present hc most de'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20

DR.. Ruggles's widow has consented to the sale
by auction, Of the Ruggles Cons" sale TINS o'cu"s'
In the Leeds Galleries
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FIRES.
OIL WORKS At PENN HORN CITY, \. j.

OIL WORKS AT PENN HORN CITY, \. j.
Messrs. Ward 81 Burts oil works ut Penn
Horn city were totally destroyed yesterday morning
The fire originated In the agatOr In the treating
Two men were engaged In deOdorizing naphtla, pro-
CO.. which requires the introduction Of acid. For some
reason NOT satisfactorily ascertaincd the contact OF the
acid with the oil produced In this case, fearful eXpO-
sion which severely injured the two men engaged IN the
deodoriZng process. Their names are 6ibbOn and Nc
Bride The face and neck OF Mr.. Eastman, who was
standing near the tank at the time, badly burned
He was TO have taken charge OF the works to-day but
had not yet entered the discharge Of his duties. He
may be able 10 be out within day two. He cannot
account for the explosion He has known naphtha to eX
plOde lille steamnR, but never by acid. Three build.
g four large tanks, and number Of barrels OF the oil
we're destroyed The engines from Hudson city were on
hand possible, but compelled 10 return
as they could not be worked for want Of water. The
amount OF insurance has not been asceraned. The loss
/, estimated at not less than $4,000
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN AUGUSTA, ME-.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. ia large building, the
property Of the a and w. Spraguc Manufacturing Com
pany OF Providence r. L. and occupied by several firms
Tor the manufacture OF sashbnds and doors furniture
and other wood works, grst mill, salt mandatory,
machnis &C. was totally destroyed by fire this after
The total loss is about $4,000 with no insurance
BURRs FLOUR MILL IN PAWTUCKET DESTROYED.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Dec. IN. NJ. Burr's flour
mill In Pawtucket destroyed by fire early this morn
ing The loss estimated al from 500 600 to $4,000 and
the Insurance is $4,000, mostly in New-YOrk Offices
HOTEL AND POST-OFFICE BURNED AT TIDI0UTE,
PENN.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dee. ia fire at TidiOut,
Warren County PENN this morning destroyed the Cahl
House PostOfce and other buildings. Loss $4,000. The
fire is supposed TO be the work Of an ncendary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
BOLD ROBBERY OF DIAMONDS IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o. Dec. 10.-An attempt TO rob
Dhume & Co., Jewellers, was made last night, by
who entered the store and while selecting diamonds
threw snuff into the eyes of the clerk and escaped with
tray containing $4,000 worth Of diamonds. He was
chased and arrested but is 40 valuable diamonds
lost Oh the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-20
EIeaanI and ApproprInie

Pa ris aud Vienna Fancy Goods,
FOR HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL GIFTS, AT
No. o MAIDENLANR
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. BradIey's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
GoR DOUBLE SPRING.
GRS 4qzsg@ Iu lss3 Z


The Wonderful FEASIBILITY and great Comfort and
Pleasure ta aly Lady NasFing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt viii be experiences paEticularly in all crowded
Assemblies, OpeFa9, Carriages R2llT6ad p2Ts, Church
Pews,A rm Chairs, SGr Promenade and HOdse GTess,
as the SktTt cgn bR folded when ia use to occupy a
small placs az easily and conveniently IS a Silk or
Muslin Dress, an invsiuqble quality tn ~crtnOltne, not
found ia any Single SpTiag SkiTk.
ALady, having enjoyed the pieasuFa, cQlafQPt sad
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Spring Skirt for a single day, viii never a~fterw ards
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Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to all others.
They will not bend OF break like the Single Spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
where three OF four ordinary skirts Will have been
thrown aside as useless. The Hoops are covered with
only double springs, but twice Tor doublel covered I;
preventing them from wearing out when dragging
43WE stOOpS, stairs, &c.
Fhe Duplex Elliptic is a great ~favOrite with ali the
blades md is universally recommended By all the
Fashionable Magazines as the standard skirt Of the
Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages In
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stylish shape and finish, debility, durability, cOu3-
fort and economy, enquire for J. W. Bradley IS Duplex
Elliptic or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure yOu get
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CAUTI0N.-To guard against imposition be partic-
ular to notice that skirts offered as "DUPLEX' have
the red ink stamp, viz. -. W. Bradiey's Dupiey FL
liptic Steel Springs" upon the wEistband- none other
are genuine. Also BOti6e that egeEg hoop viii admit
a pin being passed through the centre, thus revealing
the two Tor dOuble) spirit Is braided together therein
a combination not 60 be found in any other skirt.
POr sale II all stores where First Glass skirts are
sOldt throughout the United STATES and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the SOLE owners Of the patent,
Vests, Bradley & Cary,
ll-3-sm 81 Chambers & 7s & 81 Reade SIS. N. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04


Manufactured ty KAVANAGH q DECKER, and
Patented Dec. is 1866. (See Deientifc American
Vol. l6, No. ID
It is the only Cushion that possesses all the quail
tiles ESSENTIAL to a PERFECT Cushion. 1t is the
most elastic and most durable Cushion ever offered
20 the bilIiard-playing pablo as Is abundantly pro
ven by the great demand forit since its intoc1e-
ton. The popularity which distinguishes the
CAT GUT Cushion and renders it superior To all
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~oVerlies the face and cage Of the rubber and aun-
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gut cord also adds much to the elasticity Of the
Cushionn
The CAT-GUT Cushion has already been ap-
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use. 1t can be applied to tables of apy make, fq-
seventy Eve dOtlaTE per So.
KANANAGH 8 DECKER'S Faotory, at che cor
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Is of the most ipprOved character, the lumber dry
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the Workmen thoroughly skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues, ann Trimmings, all
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H-Fun Sired Tables cut down for sl00E=
Send for illustrated Catalogue and price List.
KAVANAGH & DECKER.
Conner Of CenlTe 4 Canal SITS
New YQrk
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
DIR. WHITTIER.

T 0NGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST.
lILOUIS than any other Private Disease Ply
| stefan, is a regular graduate of medicine, cures
| Syphilis in allits forms, Gon0rrhOea elect, Strict
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He can refer to many old residents for past
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icianshere and elsewhere.
Occupying a whole house Of twelve Fooms,with
Competent assistant physicians; those requi-
r~ingdaiiy personal attsHtion may remain in the
establishment.
Medicine sent e~ycryshere b nail or express.
His Theory an Exposition Of diseases, clearly
delineating ali The diseases conditions, may be
hadin sealed letter envelope for s cents. Ladies'
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Address St. Leafs. Mo.
A friendly talk costs nothing charAss mod
crate cures guaranteed. Office .6I7 St. Charles
street, one square south OF the Lindell Hotel.
Feb. is ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
STATE OF NEw-YGRK,
Bity and Bounty Of New-YOrk.i

STATE OF NEw-YGRK,
Bity and Bountyef New-York.l
BHARLES ]
MARTIN, President, and JOHN MCGEE. Secreta-
ry.of the Home Inauraneo company, being sever
ally and duly sworn, depose and say and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is a true and cor
rect statement yf the affairs of the Corporation and
that they are the above d escribed officers thereof.
BHARLBS J. MARTlF, President.
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this Twenty
third day of January, As D. 1857.
Tho's. F. GOODRICH, Notary Public
JOHN L. CARSON, Agent,
Brownville, Nebraska.