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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-19

MARIN county, CAL, produces more
butter than is made in any other county
in tho United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-19

GREAT quantities of coal oil are re-
ported as bubbling up, in Colorado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-19

Charges 1t San Prancises Rates.
n H. HARRIS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-19
NEW TO-DAY.

THEALL-In Virginia, April II, tho wife OF B
W. Thesll, Of . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-19

FOR YOUNG LADIRs.
Dividend Notice.

GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL AND yINNe
VI Company.-Any Stock Of sLd ComDsny
held In the State OF Nevada may draw its bIyi.
dsnds here, on presentation at the ofies Tor On.
dorsement thereon. 4I
H. HUGUBT, Superintendent
Gold Hill Mil omce, April 10. 1851. tapleIw
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
w. JENNINGS DEMoREST.
47S Broadaay, New York.


Yankee RObins0n'S McnageTIes
and ClFcEses.-Everywhere through
gu. the land The press are universal in
p~ronouncing this the best exhibition of
the kild thai has ever visited US. So
look out for it. and let every man, wo-
nan. and child attend. Read their ad-
verIisemenl 10 another colump,
This grand combination Of nine differ
ent cireuses and menageries. which has
astOnished the citizens Of the East. West,
North, and South, BY lis extensive trains.
superb chariols. beautiful horses, me.
qualed collection Of wild animals, curious
specimens of art and nature, and by the
unparalleled magnifcence Of its equip
mems and ParsPhernalia, will be in
BrOwnyille Thursday, September 5lh.
The arrival of a circus is always hail
ed with Joy BY The citizens Of our city,
but The enlree Of this great moral man
agerie and circus will be signalized
with such a display Of pomp and page
antry. that it viii be sure 10 create IN
usal excitement. The procession Of the
chariois, wagons, ponies, bears, goats,
dogs, Sc, headed by the forty.hOrse
band car will. IN itself, be a sight worthy
a Yisis Of many miles 70 see. So dOn''
forget 10 make your arrangements SO
that you will be able 10 witness the im.
posing display.
We have been assured By the gentle
manly and popular agent, Mr.. Dingessr
thai these facts are strictly true. Yam
kee. himself, also, assured Us that bis
"sirakns'' viii do 70 bet on, and, from all
that we hear he speaks trpIy. Wherever
the "Cireal Moral Exhibition" has BEEN
The people are loud in its praise, and we
cordially recommend Robinson and bis
"%feller'' shOwmen % a weak, yes deseE-
wing public.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
AN

10 prescribe forms TO be used b. iastic-
es Of the peace in criminal cases, and
to provide a uniform system of impan-
neling juries in criDinal cases.
Sec. /. Be II enacted By the Copncz and
House of Representatives. Of ths Territory
of Nebraska, That the forms hereinafter
prescribed. numbered o and swO, shall
be deemed sufficiently technical and cor.
Fecl, and may, with necessary modi6ca-
lions, be used by justices of The peace, in
all cases where they have Jurisdiction, 10
try and determine The charges preferred
against any person for a Fiolasion of the
laws Of this territory.
Sec. 9 Il shall Be The duty Of the
county clerks Of The several organized
counties Of this territory TO procure from
The secretaTySof this territory copies Of
this act; and the county clerk OF each
county Of this territory, IN which 2 pas
per is published, shall procure lhe pub
llcaiion Of this acg IN e newspaper pub-
lished 81 the county seal Of The proper
county. where all Of he printing FeQuir.
"a By law 10 Be dene IN the county shall
be done for tbe period Of three weeks (;
provided, that a creator sum THAI zen
dollars shall in no case be paid il 3
county for such printing.
Sec. 8. The secretary Of TIE territory
shall be allowed lbs usual fees for ma
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
4 PROCEEDINGS
Pursuant 10 adjournment Council met
August 9th 1867 in the Mayors office.
Present J. S. Church. Mayer

Pursuant 10 adjournment Council met
August 9th 1867 in the Mayors office.
Present: J. S. Church. Mayor
Aldermen: j. Mcpherson.
" T. C.. Hacker. a
" j. Morrison,
" G. w. WeeeIer.
Marshall BENZ: Rogers.
Engineere T r. Fisher,
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
A petition was presented signed BY
two thirds Of the persons owning lots
bordering on the alley running shrOugh
Blocks Is & - in the City Of RrCBnyills.
asking The Council to grade said alley
so as 10 make The same prsclicabls for
the business wants Of the owners Of said
lots. On motion the petition was.received
aud the Clerk was requested 70 advertise
for bids for grading the same, by posting
three notices 10 three Of the most public
places in said, two Blocks, one week. the
work 10 be done by the cubic yard of
cut.
The Mayor was requested TO have the
Street Commissioner, give bonds and file
with Clerk.
Colrick, Young & Co, asked 10 be re-
leased from contrac. when they have
taken ont 4,OOJ cubic yards, contract calls
for 5000. request was granted.
On motion w. F. Wilson. was allowed
S7O3 for work on Atlantic street.
On motion MCGOWAN & Co., was al-
lowed 1886 for work on Main street.
On motion G.. w. Garrison. was allow
ed for work done on Levee street,
when CITY Engineer reports work finish
ed.
On motion T. R. Fisher was allowed
800 on fine and licence fund for survey
ing. Also $40 for surveying on bond
fund.
On motion VIM Brunson was allowed
$50. so for 4weny-One days assisting in
leveling.
On motion VIM. Smith was allowed
$40 for assisting Engineer leveling.
On motion motion Graham & Co., was
allowed sS5 for lumber for cplburt on
Atlantic street.
On motion Shsllaberger Bros, was
allowed IS GA for nails. fine and lieence
fund.
On motion F Sedoras vas allowed
SI.33 for hawking.
On motion A. X. MCCOrd was allow
ed s4 for work, assisting Engineer level
ing.
On motion Medford was allowed S14
for putting in CuIvert on Atlantic street
fine and licsnce fund.
On motion Peck was allowed 81 fol
grubbing beng extra work.
On motion G. w. Garrison was ap.
pointed City Marshall for the bal
lance Of the term. to receive fees allow.
ed BY law.
On motion Council adjourned.
J. JARVIS S. CHURCH Mayer
w. j. M'CREERY, CI'k.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

10 Whom are the People In
debted for The great reduction ia prices
of the past few dayss Is easily ans
wered By an examination Of the goods
and prices Of Teare & Co., for while
CalicOs ere selling for from Is to Is
cents per yard in ST. Louis a. wholesale,
they are retailing them At II ~ cents
other Ahings 10 proportion. This is de-
cidedly the most reliSble and cheapesr
house in town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
M ACT.

To amend an act entitled I'm ,Act TO pre-.
scribe forms to be used By Justices OF
tie Peace IN Criminal Cases and 10
PrOrlds a uniform system of impsqch-
ipg Jariss IN Criminal CGses." ftp.
prOUed February lS. 1866.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Nebraska. That
Section two Of an &c; entitled IAN Act
to prescribe forms TO be used by justices
of the Peace in Criminal Cases and to
provide a uniform system Of impanpeling
|juries in Criminal Cases, approved Feb
Fuary 18Th, 1867, be. and it is hereby
amended so as 10 read as follows, viz /:
Il shall be the duty Of the county clerks
Of The several counties of this State to
procure from the Secretary of this Stale
copies Of this act and the county clerk
of each county of this State ia which a
paper is published. shall procure the pub
location Of this Get ia a newspaper pub
lished in such county. for the period Of
three weeks, Provided. that a creator
sum than ten dollars shall in no case be
paid ID a county for such printing.
Sec. 2. This Rei shall take effect and
be ia force from and after Us passage.
Approved June 20, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

John @. Deuser has in store the
Iargea,mOst complete and latest imPrOv-
ed stock Of Cook Stoves. ever brought Il
this market. For sale cheaper than The
cheapest, for cash only. Also a late i'm
proved horse pOwar Corn Mil, to crush
the cOrn, cob and all. The Victory SOT-
ghum Cain Mil, Cooks EvapOratOr. All
siseso Of Sheet Iron for sugar boilers,
large Cast Iron Kettles from ten to forty
gallons. Post Augers, Fence Wire, Sc.
All Cheap for Cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Louise Chandler MOultOn. How q Wo-
man Had Her Way" "Orvills College,"
.Dora Cassel,'' chow 70 Naks Wax
Flowers" sc. We would suggest %
our lady readers who desire % get q
WHrrLza & WlIsOs's sFwlEe Ma
CHINE, that the "Lady's Friend" offers
one Of these maehines as . Premium.
for Clubs Of Thirty names, and shas i is
not 4 momept too soon 70 commence ma
king pp their list for next year a beau
tiful Steel Engraving viii alep be- sent
gratis 10 every siDgle( 81, SOY subscriber.
and 20 every person sending the usual
clubs. Specimen numbers Of The maga-
zine will be sent for twenty cents.
Price with engraving) $3.50 q year ;
-Four copies with . engraving $500.
One copy Of Lady's Friend and one Of
Saturday Evening Post (and ODe engra-
sing), $500 Address Deacon & Pc
terson, 3l9 Walnut Street, PhiIadelphis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

The Baptist denomination, Of this
city have purchased the wreck of the
old Christian Church together with the
loi on which il is situated on the corner
of 4,h and Atlantic Streets, and intend
erecting a Chprch ihereop this fall yet
They have lhus far met with a liberal
subscription. and intend erecting a house
which will be an ornament TO the CITY
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Aoquitted.-The PrOprieiOrs Of the
BrOwnviIle Disuliery. arrested last week
upon the information Of John /. TeTrill,
charged with defrsuding government,
have JUST returned from Omaha. where
hey were tried before Mayor Brown,
acting Commissioners during The illness
at cemmissioper Bruce, and acquitted.
Ihs witness Tor the prosecution were
ths intormss, TernH, ard q MI. Gun
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

One Of the most notable features Of
the present rush Of building is that about
a half dozen Of our young, unmarried
men are building cottages. They are
ladies men "of tho first water" yet de-
ny the soft impeachment Of any serious
intention. We advise manageable young
LADIES' in this vicinity to look sharp and
select their cottage BY the sse'' as soon
as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

A STIMuLATIsc ToESc-LIrE BIT-
rERs.-Good health is a blessing The
way to enjoy such is to take a wius glass
full of SrRIcKLAHp's LIFE BITTER two
or three times a day. They create a
good appetite they strengthen The siOm.
ach they cure habilual Consumption,
Nervousness, and H~eeadache they
make the old feel young. If you wish
long life and good health, use SrRIcK-
LANDS LIFE BITTERs. For sale in bot
lies BY Druggists, and BY the drink at all
saloons and groceries. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

That's SO.-"Peopls long ago must
have had an Encouragement lime Of ill.,
Just think, no railroads, % steamers, 20
gas, no friction matches, no telegraph, nc
express, no sewing machines, no Charter
Oak Stoves. How on oarlh did they gei
hlOngl Oper one hundred thousand Of
the celebrated Charter Oak Sicyes are
now in daily use throughout the West
and South and 20 economical house
wife. with the least reflection. viii think
Of using any olher.
SHELLENBERGER BROS, are
sole Agents, Brownvlile Nebraska. Sold
Wholesale add Resail BY Excelsior Man
n~facturing Company s.. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

New ResldenceS.-During the pas,
two weeks no less than ten e resi-
dences have been pot under way. We
have not been able 10 get the run Of eli
the owners. yet win give them as far as
we can learn:
Geo. P. Bsrhley IS putting upa DWELL
ing on The corner Of 9th and William
streets. He has 4 beautiful site and
will adOrn it accordingly.
r. ]. Whitney is building a large resi-
dence on Main between 9th and 9Th SIS.
Il looks like a house built especially for
renting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

king copies Of this act. and furnishing
the same to ihe county clerks making ap-
plicatiOn thereof.
SEE. A. IN all criminal prosecutions
instituted under The criminal laws Of this
territOry, The attorney prosecuting for
The territory shall be allowed one-halE
the number Of perempfory challenges
now allowad By law 70 the person who
stands CHARGED with the crime or mis-
demeanor for which be is being tried,
Sec. S. The mode Of impanneling iu-
ries Ia criminal cases shall Be as follows,
to.wit:
First. Twelve men, having the quail
fcations Of electors, shall first be placed
in the jury box, who shall, if either par
~ desires il. be sworn 70 answer cues.
tons touching their qualifications to
serve as jurors.
Second, When the pannel Is fnn and
the right 70 challenge for u 20 langer
exists, thea tie prdsF Of challenging shall
be BY the stlQEneV prosecuting for the
territory, CHI llengilg o juror peTemp~
toTily, OF waving his righA 50 70 do. and
then BY lhs accused challenging two iu-
rors. OF wsiying his right 70 challenge
one OF both Of ihem. and so N alterna-
tely, until tie challenges IRE all exhaus-
ted.
Third. Whenever q perempsoFy Chal.
lenge is made, no other challenge shall
again be made until the vacancy 50 cans-
ed in the PANEL shall be filed.
Sec. S. This act shall take effect from
The dale Of its passage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

DR. STn1cKLAND: Having used yOuE
Anti Cholera Mixture during The chOl-
era epidemic las. summer, and induced
others to do the same, IN case that had all
the cholera symptoms. IN every case ].
promptly checked the disease. ! believe
it's The best remedy known for cholera
and diarThoea Of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try it.-W. BAABEH, Of
the firm of Barber, Choate 8 Naber,
Cincinnati.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

The Omaha Repnbisean has FecsiFsq
information Of another Indian fight neaE
Fort Pail Kearpey, through ConiTacion
Porter.
On Augost "a. 40 exiro train q so
wagons, accompanied b abQui 50 c~ilizeu9
AID an escort CT So soldiers. under eqm-
maud Of Maj. Powell and lieut. Jennela.
had gone aboaf Ave miles frop he Pen
for he purposes Of gathering fusl, and
we're engaged 10 Ibis way when 9 very
Iareo band Of Indians came up and AL
sacked them. Lieut. @enness end fve
men Of bis command weFe kills and
two others wounded. The lndian1 sge-
cseded il stealing Tie cattle Of lhs rsiR
Chen q corral was made 0t che wagon
boxes and OK Jokes. and he party took
heir position inside, where they fought
he sagagss fOr 1res hours, killing many
and wounding more. The killed and
wounded among the Indians were mne-
dialelv carried from The field. The Eight
was continued with Unabated vigOF aniil
the Arrival Of Maj. Smith with Two con-
panies e soldiers and q b0vitSer. who
bad come from the Fort 10 tie rescoe-
Upon the arrival Of AIsi Smith the lndl-
ans instantly retreated. leaving We
bodies o the field and taking 9 nQrih-
eastern dlrectionr MAJ. Powell reports
Thar the total loss Of the indians 70 kalea
iFas about sixty, and the wounded WIZ
probably greatly exceed this number
Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

The BrownviIle market is now sup
piled with ripe fruits Of all kinds; Peach
es, Plums, Apples and all The fruits Of
the season are here; while Green Corn
ripe Tomatoes, Potatoes, ETC., lay ''rOund
lose" Come. ye famlshed Of The world
and al your hungry maw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

The Bady's Friend, for 6eptem-
Der, 1S67.--"The Village Doctor an
exprassivs picture, is The litle of The
Steel Engraving 10 the September num-
Der Of this popular magazine. a beau
iful Steel Fashion Plais. with numerous
other Engravings Of the Fashions. fol-
low, and The usual piece Of popular Mu
sic, worth Of itself The price Of the mum.
Der. Among he literary matter we
have an article or "Skelsion LeaTes. or
The Pbsn,pm Bouquet" 8 fine Story By
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

The Post once has been removed,
BY The new P. H., A. d. Marsh, into
Holiday & Cos Drug Store. We see
also that Marsh. has already the neuclus
Of q large news and book depot. He
understands both businesses well.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Pine FuFHiture-FhOpe desiring
Furniture viii not End q FINER or larger
stock than 81 McFall& Cos il this Gig.
The public are Invited 70 call examine
their new supply Of Ene p%arlOr Furpi.
'ure. Go! Itll do your eyes good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Ill. MCGee 4 Co., are making
every effort in their power 10 keep pace
wi1h the great demand made upon them
FOR goods, escasiODed by heir large stOsk
and low prices. Cell and examine heir
stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

While we weFs in the country Corn
went up from As cts. per bushel to go
cts, and Calico came down from IS to
2I-2 els, per yard. Our friends do not
wonder At calico remaining stationery
even falling during q absence, yet the
rise in corn is the puzzle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Dr.. n. P. HaFleYs-HOueOPashiC
Physician and Surgeon, Office al the
residence Of S. P. Tu,tle, Esq, SOush
East cOaner of 9th, and Main Streets.
"a If.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

DemOrest's MODthly.-Tbe Sep.
tember number Of this favOrite PaFlor pc
riOdicaI is fully equal to any Of those
which have preceded il. The iuussra-
lions are varied, and brilliant as eger, and
there is a tone Of freshness and original
ily about the entire contents which con-
trast remarkably Rilh other parlOr pub
LEGATIONS. We do nol wonder the ladies
prize il 10 ihem it is tull Of useful and
interesting reading and infOrmstion. be-
sides containing many valuable sPeciali.
tes, IN the way Of patterns, etc., which
can be got from 20 other source. Three
dollars per annum, with a premium.
Address.
w. JENNINGS DEMOREST.
473 Broadaay, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

J. X. Bear, Of the new News Depot,
opposite this office, has things neatly ar
ranged, keeps q full stock Of Books, has
9he latest news. literary papers and
magazines, and is accommodating. Call
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

FOund.-Note dated BeafdstowD I'll.
July z, 1862. made BY William Durell
10 order Of George Kuhl and BY him
endorsed. for S44 %, ihe owner can bsvs
the same BY proving properly and paying
for This notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

New BaFbaF ShOp-.FOs1er & Co.,
have just opened a neat and fancy SHOP
on Main Stree, hex 10 the Meal Markets
They are No. / workmep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
STATE OF NEBRASKA. ! :.
S~ECRETARY,S OFFICE.


], 7. P. KENNARQ, Secretary of the
State Of Nebraska. do hereby certify thai
/ carefully compared the foregoing copy
Of an act entitled sAn act I amend
an act entitled al act 10 prescribe forms
to be used by justices Of HE Peace 10
Criminal Cases and to provide a uniform
system Of ~impapeliDg juries in Criminal
Cases. approved February is. 1867,
passed by The Legislature Assembly Of
this State. during nj third Session there
Of, end approved by the Governor the
twentieth day of June 1867, with the
original rolls % file 10 this Office, and
that The sans is 9 trpe end perfect copy
Of said act
In Testimony Whereof, ] have here
mite SET my hand and affixed the Great
Seal Of the Stale Of Nebraska.
Done AZ Qmaha, this 23rd day Of July
A.. d. 1857.
THOMAS P. KENNARD
Secretary Of the State Of Nebraska.
Filed IN my Office July 81. 1857.
WILLIAM H.. HoovER County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

ii MCCreery has just received an
assortment Of pure, unadullerased Drugs
and Medicines. Whash be sells you isall
eight; sprel
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

See Advertisement in another column
headed. Sealed Proposals for Carpenter
and Mason work on State Normal
School, at Peru Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
savs Ecu Tins. 1Ionsy. "a

The Patent Wells proved 10 Be she
cheapest and best. J. G. Deussr has
the patent Well Spike, Pump and Pipe
for sale. Ons man can strike a coed
vein Of waier forty feet deep 10 one day.
He also Keeps constantly on hand the
Well known Kentucky Anti Freezing
Pump, and several other patterns Of
Torn and Wood Pumps, and Pipes for
Wells OF Cisterns. For sale cheep for
cash
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

THE TERRITORY % N~EAR4sKA Beiore- T. B.
vs. tJustice Of fhl
f. b. Peace, within and
for bounty.
The complaint and information Of A.
B.. Of the county Of made before
G. D., Esquire, one Of the justices Of the
peace within and for county. Ne
braska Territory. on this day Of
,I9 who being by me duly sworn.
on his oath says hat E. F., Of said lasI
named county, on the day Of
Is 10 the said last named county, q
one G. A.. ope gill. Cor pint or quart, as
The case may be), of rum, o gill Of
whisky, q gill of brandy, one gill Of
wine, one gill Of beer, describe the
kind Of liquor sOld), Of the value Of ten
cents, did then and there yend, sell and
deliver for money, lo-wil: for the sun
Of ten cents (or tia. be has just and rea-
sonable grounds to suspect that E. F.,
has done and committed the act eharged)
without having obtained license therefor,
and contrary to the form of the statute
ip such cases made and provided.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

GER. SHERgDAE hes removed Govern
.Pr T~hrockmorton. Of Tsxns, and appoint
Cd IN bis stead E. II. Pease, WHO was
The Radicul candidate for Governor Yhep
T~hrOckmonon vas elected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Usage Grange PIanh.-As the
authorized Agent Of w. H. Mann, Of
Normal, ILL.,, ] will take orders for Fall
or Spring delivery Of these Plants IN
Nebraska. w H M'CREERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

J. ~ BRgSH-Ws are eniheIissd % snnouRss
Re sane Of }. " Brush as Cspdisals fsr ne
oEco ef Sheriff s The snsqing slsstion mbiost %
% sssisi0n q he ReFuSlissp CosFsntion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS


COUNTY COLLECTOR B TREASURE
". A. POL0CK win bss eandsdass GoF TIE
OBee q County ce;lsStor and glsasuEss e he
s~Isetion this fssIi subieett 70 she aPPg0Vnl q tp
RspnbiicaR copFsnfion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

An those wanting Cane Mills viii
end il 70 their intrest 10 leave .heir or
ders as soon as practicable with
]. c. DEUSER, Sole Hgsnt
ForAe Yietory Cane NIL
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

New Lot OF Stoves and Hardware
jus, received BY the
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
PRESIDENT.

spnlucementS.-The attention Of
-ea3ers is called 10 the Announce
|, Of Csndida,ss in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

LOST-iwo small Pocket Pass Books
or Memorandum Books. The books cOn-
tain only figures and 6eld-nOtes. ANY
person finding one or both of them wilt
be literally rewarded By leaving them al
this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

See the Advertisement Of Lots for sale
IN Lincoln City. Here is a splendid
chance to invest any surplus capitol in
the Capitol. Il viii be a capitol invest
inert.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Bar your Farm Implements Of n
who IS regularly in hat bosiness-F. a
Tisdel s. Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

Wanted-2O0O Bushels Wheat at
Cny Mills. Highest market price paid
10 cash
McPHERsoE, LEACH BRo's s. Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

"a ,.u0ds choice Honey for sale al
G. N. H~ENDERSON'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

KChOiee Fruli Farm for sale. En-.
Asire Of J. w. BLles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

sAa Jobp Deere's Celebrated Moline
THEO. HILL s co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

A new lot of Groceries just received
!, BLISS & HACKEA'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

.,.cmed Hams, Smoked Beef and
oeg SWAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

~. Eorencs SsaCing Machine.
Nv. Agsnt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

s.booJ BOOks-gQst received q
3. and complete stock 81
W VIM. H. McCREERY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22
sInILIA sIsILIRUs OIRANTUR.
mUmPHREYg


uAvE PROYEN, FROM TIE MOST AMPLB
Ill exneriapco an entire success; S~implo-Ponpt
--C 6eisDt. and Rciiabls. They ere the only Aod-
ioinss perfectly adapted 10 popular use simple
thai mistakes cannot b made ~ eing 80 -
harmless as tobs FREQ from dangef,and e easeislt
sa hi - always reliable. They have Uised the
biehest eommsndatioa from al, and wiz always
render satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-22

sA00A No. ! Cottonwood Shingles
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