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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21

Rachael Pierce the fullest amends that
can"
On the Sabbath following this inter
view. Rachael Pierce called on her mother.
She was pale, intellectual woman, cor
fiaed to tho house. aud much of the time
to her bed, by diseased spine. But she
bore her affiiction patiently, never com
planning, and generally in good spirits.
"a gentleman called yesterday, Ra-
chael," said her mother. GA dark, stern.
featured man. 1t was a Mr.. Jordan,
quite likely the one at whose house you
liys2 a while. He will take Charlie in
c5ore next week, at very good wages.
He also said that We must remove to une
of his houses-one more comfortable than
this one, and nearer to the store We are
to live rent free"
"God is very kind to us, mother" said
Rachael. "Mrs Jordan is at me bottom
OF this. She wishes to make repara,ion
for her false accusation against me-
$50 | suspected, dear. That note on
the fable is no doubt from her."
Rachael Pierce took up the note and
opened it. It read as follows
"MIss RACHAEL PIERCE [ confess,
in deep humility and shame, that | have
grieV0u,ly wronged you. | charged you
with the perpetratiou of crime Of y which
you we're innucens. The iniustieetaN ard
you was visited upon ray owa lead in
bitterness and tears in the hoar when ]
discovered the thief to be of my own flesh
and blood. For my further Injustice tc
you (iuasmuch as I did not forthwith
seek you out and make such redress a,
niigHt have been posslble) I have M
excuse to offer but that of sheer thought
lessness. Is your Christian charity aoun
dant enough to be satisfied with an excust
so fimsy? Rachael, forgive me all, every
thing the false charge, the biting word,
accompanying it, the subsequent neglect
| have been sufficiently punished. l vii
make such re2aration as | can.
Yours respectfully,
| "CATHARINE JORDAN"
| Rachael Pierce called on Mrs Jordan
pardoned her freely, and ever afterwards
found in her true friend.
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At the Bail.
BY R. T.

toyed with her wavy ringlets-
Long acquaintance with Blanche gave m
carte
From her lips distilled sweetest nectar,
Fast strain ing her form to my heart.
Outside were the gay masqueraders-
Twas Christmas, with revel and song:
We sat in a dim, shadowed alcove,
Myself and fair Blanche-was it wrong?
l tpyed with her wavy ringlets,
Masses Of golden tress
/ bliztered her hands with caresses,
And prayed her 10 answer me-"yes ~
Her heart beat nuffled reveille,
Her bushes were rose-red, sweet maid;
She answered, as Lutte answers cymbal,
81 am yours-for the next gallopade !"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21

"A story is told of soldier who
about one hundred and ffty years ago,
was frozen in Siberia His laet express
sion was, cit is ex-E" He then troze
stiff as marble, In the summer of 1860,
some French medical men found him,
after he had lain frozen for one hundred
and fifty years. They gradually thawed
him, and upon animation being restored,
lhe finished his sentence With-"ceeding-
ly cold"
"A certain Mr.. Coffin being blest with
son, friend offered one hundred dollars
for the privilege of namiog him. The
offer was accepted, when the friend named
the child Mahogany.
The Kentuckians want to make j..
G. Brsckinridgs Governor.
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The London Plt:5ch is very anxious
always to record in an appropriate man
uer charges of fashion TIE very latest
achievement is picture representing a
fashionable and afectionate couple, tho
husband searching vigorously N his waist
coat-povkets, The yoHug wife inquiries,
"Have you lost your watch, love-! and
be replies, "No, darling, twas new boz
net | had for You somewhere"
-Barnum wants to 60 to Congress. A
Connecticut paper says, that sewing q
monkeys head aud fishes tails together,
TO make a mermaid, is performance well
calculated to make a man notorious, but
it affords no evidence of statesmanship.%
New York is going to have UEiver-
sity for Jews
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"Your air, your appearance, your Ian
guage, betray that you have seen better
circumstances"
II have, indeed. Reverses Will come
and sometimes in spite of watchtnlness,
economy, and integrity of purpose. /
might have taught school, or turned gov
erness; but too many seek those avenues
hired out as domestic; such help is
constantly needed l had no pride to be
wounded, no false ideas of conventionalism
to be shocked. | took up my new duties
as a woman should have taken them up /;
[ do not feel that I have in any way dis
graced myself or my family. [ do not
wish to be anything more than you engage
me fora hired girl, with stout heart,
strong arms. and VIII to work, at stip-
ulated price per week"
"You may stay, Rachael" said Mrs.
Martin kindly. Il am pleased to say that
am in possession of facts that viii thor
oughly vindicate your character"
A bright light flooded the young girls
eyes She brought her hands quickly
together WHAT are they? How did
you learn them ?" she a-ked
"Mrs Jordan's watch was stolen by her
worthless son and pawned. I overheard
him tell as much to a companion, not
more than two hours ago This evening,
[ shall write to Mrs. Jordan about the
matter"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21

IENTISTRY.
The undersigned, Graduate of the BG,-
|e College Of Dental Surgery, respectfully
! {'s professional services to the citiz Us
ssburg. He has spared no means TO
/ sblv aa1uaint himself with everg un-
1snt his art. TO many years o. per-
experience, he has sought to add the
yea experience II .he highest authorities
ental Science. He simply asks that an
Nnity may be given for his work to
@ ewn praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
rats: Prof. G. A. Harris 7. E. Bond,
v. l. Handy; A. A. Biandy, p. H. Aus
The Baltimore College.
WI be at Ebeusburg on the fourth
-y each month, to stay one W SEX.
n " "a, 1867.
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|lEs j. LLOYD,

|GES j. LLOYD,
Successor Of R. s. BuRH,
Dealer in
r. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
lis, AND DYE-STUFFS, PERFUME
RY AND.FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
HINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEII-
\ PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, sc.
Also:
er, Cap, and Note Papers,
Pens, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And other articles kept
by Druggists generally.
te'aR' prescriptions eurefllly compounded
hca on Main Street, opposite the Moan
4 House, Ebensburg, Pa. Gjan2A
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NJ. LLOYD & Co, BonI.ers-

ALTooHA, Pa.
rs or the principal cities, aud silver
L on for sale. Collections made. Mon
sEed on deposit, payable on demand
interest, or upon time, with Interest
1'es' Ijan24
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he ALLEGHANIAN"

oe PKINTING OFFICE.
ohce in e. Hughes 4 Co.'S Store
up stairs, third door back.
49, UrH OF all kinds doue with ueatpess
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OID g. Co, BqnLer7--

'04D Il Co, B2HkerS--
taEY sBUnG, Pa.
Gold! Silver, ca erament Leans and
Securl,' ~ bought aad sold. Interest
cd on Ii,te Deposl is. Collections made
sccesSihle points in the United states
General Banking Business transacted
lauary d, 1867. 0''N - -
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'RAaAM BLAINE, Barber

Ir;. EBENsBURG, PA.
eug, Shampooing, and air-dressing
Sle most artistic style.
o' osIoon directly opposite the "Moun-
Tjan24
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VRANCE AGENCY.

II II U I'M y -
eS Farse, agent for the Blair county
Toulng Mutual Fire -ns7rance Com
,10hnstosn, Pa.
IN ~ attend promptly to making insu-
any part of Cambria county upon
,lon by letter or in person. Tian24
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A. SHOEMAKER, Attorney a,

kMUEL SINGLETON, Attorney at
Law, Ebens6Urg, Pa. Office on High
ct, west of tosters Hota,.
till practice IN the Courts of Cambria aud
|pining counties.
|sy. Attends also TO the collection Of claims
|odiers against the GovernR Ijan24
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That she was, and is, Mrs. Martin.
have aearned bitter lesson. Ishall max,
Rachael Pierce the fullest amends that
can"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21

r0 aad sold, and payment of Taxes at
si.o. Book Accounts, Notes, Due Bills,
Euents, &c, collected. Deeds, Mortga-
Agreements, Letters of Attorney, Bonds,
neatly written, and all legal business
ully attended TO. Pensions increased,
. Equalized Bounty COLLECTED. Iian24
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#HtII'
aving been appointed Examining SG--
b, be is prepared to examine all Pension
and applicants for Pensions who may
his services.
J a. Office on High St, three doors east Of
. eh urch, in Office formerly occupied by
Iones. Residence immediately adjoin-
dee. [jan24-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
]. 0. Of @, \.

Mn. EDIroR:APerPtexing as it may
appear to The Incorporate mind. We find
all around us the progressive evil of ia.
temperance /; and more perplexing is ii
that little or no effort las beenamade to
arrest its progress.
Uniform as are its effects upon our
nation, carrying its victims by The thou
sands to the grave annually. and still
more as itfollows in the train of c@iviliza-
tiou like a viper, and bIigbts the fair
visage and bright prospects OF the noble
son of the West. Ii is truly astonish.
ishing that American citizens, advocates
of Christianity, aud prOfessee phllnn.
thrOpisls are so silent upon e question
that Is so universal ia lis work Of des-
trucuon upon our race, and which, de-
mands the most serious attention of ev-
cry good citizen. Although four millions
If humdn beings have been rescued from
a coIporeal slavery whose master was
comparatively weak, while twenty mil
lions of our pEOQd land to-day are slaves
20 a master more powerful, and whose
tyranny has met with but little resist
ance. This is a grave question aud
should receive the universal attention Of
all loversrof homanity. 1t is a radical
evil and should require a radical rem.
edy.
Then let all the friends of temper.
ance unite and inaugurate a movement
that will result 10 not only The arrest Of
It's progress, but will ultimately abolish
il from our midst. An opportunity now
presents itself and all should. embrace
it. A meeting has been called and all
favorable to the movement are requested
to meet in the Masonic Hall 10 Brown.
vile onSaturday Evening, October 18Th
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, when a Lodge of
the Independent Order of Good Temp.
lars will be organized. Let all attend
ard glorious results will be achieved.
w. D. B.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
sehooI FTeefon

G W NIk 4at
AT a meeting Of the voters Of the
Brownvlle CRY School District, held il
this City Monday Oct 7tb, 1867, in
pursuance Of the provisions Of the New
School Law. for the purpose of e@leesing
the proper School Officers:
DR.. John M'Pherson was chosen
Chairman, J. L. CeIhapp. Secretary.
% motion portions of The New School
Law were ordered read.
On melton itwas agreed to proceed TO
The election Of officers, and that the SAME
be BY ballot. HA ftEt8
Nominations being IN order DR.. John
M'Pherson was nominated for the Office
of. Moderator. There being no U,ber
nominations -
On mOlion John Mcpherson was elect
ed by, acclination as Moderator for the
Brownville Cny School District for the
aesD OF three years.
Nominations for Director being now
in order the following nominations were
made:
J. w. Rlaet burn, J. 6. Church, R.. w.
Furnas, J. L, Carson. o. B. Hewett.
After several bailouings, o. B.
Hewetl received a majority of all the
votes cast and was declared elected as
DlreCsOr for two years.
J.. l.. Carson was then nominated for
the Office of Treasurer of the BrOwnville
City School District. No,olher nOmina-
being made, Mr.. Carson was elects
ed by a%eclamation.
On mOto The proceedings were or
dered poBlizhed inthe Ad1ertiser.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN MCPHERSON, CRm.
J, L. Colhapp, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
GARD.

Notice to all whom it may concern
William T. Den has this day abolished
the credit system and will say to his Gus
toners and friends and the public, that
he will sell his merchandise only for cash
or produce.
The ready money viii buy more goods
at his Store than any other store west of
New York. The above is his terms and
no credit will be given from this date.
Sept. %, 1867.
~ n n
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

MISfOrtune.-This is a world of mis-
fortune, and one Of the saddest 10 a
good hOusekeeper is TO be afflicted with
heavy, yellow, sour bread, biscuit, sc,
If you are ever troubled in this way,
use D. B. DeLand s Co.'S Best Chemi-
cal Salaratus, when you viii be surprised
at its charming results in removing the
cause Of your misfortune,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

j. G. DeUSCF-Has bought The right
to sell Foreman's Wood Preserving Pro.
cess. This article Is recommended TO
preserve Fence posts from decay for
twenty-five years. For information ap.
ply 10 The above, sole Agent for Nemaba
County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Stoves, Furniture, PlOWS.-W. T,
DEN has just returned from New York
markets with a large assorted stock of
general merchandise which be will sell
low down for case or produce. He says
''poor trust is dead, and all bis glory past
and the grasshoppers carried him off al
last Amenr'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Money Orders.-It is not general

Money OrdeFs.-It is not generally
known that we have a Money Order
Post Office in this city; yet this is The
case, and would save much trouble aud
risk if generally known. This is IN.
doubtedly the easiest, most expeditions
and safest way of sending away small
sums Of money, Ii is for the general
benefit, and should be %patronized.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
STRAY PONY

Strayed from the undersigned livingil
Tecumseh, on the 18Th day of August
One black Horse Pony. four white feet
blazed face, one glass eye, 8 years old.
Any person delivering the animal to me
any information that will lead to il;
recovery will be literally rewarded.
so, 5t.p GEORGE w. RAMSEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Prolific COPn.-Mr, Clark-brotber
Of John Clark-Ieft at our Office last
week a stalk of corn, raised in this
county, on his farm, having on it eight
almost perfect ears. Beat this; who
can't
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Five SteamerS Law nj OUT levee last

Five Steamers lay At our levee last
Thursday evening discharging freight
for our Merchants, and receiving COIN.
and other produce of the county. /.
looked much like business on the levee
Of some large city, and yet it will be the
general appearance of our levee within
FIVE years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

A STIMULATING ToNIo-LIFE BIT-
TERs.-Gcod health is a blessing. The
way 10 enjoy such is 10 take a wln glass
full OF STRICKLAND'S LIFE BITTER two
or three times a day. They create a
good appetite. they strengthen lhe-stom.
ach; they cure habitual Consumption
Nervousness, and Heeadache; they
make the old feel young. If you wish
long life and good health. use STRIcK
LANDS LIRE BITTERs. For sale 10 bot
Ties by Druggists. and by the drink at ali
saloons and groceries. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

A. Stafford has just left at our Of.
fee a sample of Sweet Potatoes which
beats anything in that line we remem.
bel. 10 have seen; measuring thirly-One
inches ID length. Also, a vine TWO
inches long having upon il fourteen per-
fecily formed Sweet Potatoes. We
think these samples will defy competi,
uon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

The SnagbOat, Underwater, was
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday
plying her trade opposite this point al
Scott City, and cleaned cut several ugly
customers. This is The boat that raised
The Turner. We understand that she
is in the snag business on this river for
the balance of the season. A verygood
and we hope Government win
make provision for this good work 10 go
on until navigation is greatly improved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10


~. MsCasu Go. District Court. v.-,-
- ba County. Keb. AHA.
Wn. Yueeat IN attachment.
To -. Vincent. -cu sle hereby Botifed tbas
n ae.iea hes been FFaaef against ycE by the
shove named plaint q. D.. &eCaun Z Co, IN
As Ds.Tiet Coar u Aeu.Ea County Esbrska,
wherein they ain 9 ye1 lhs suIsor Two hundred
tsllars With Interes heecE from tie 24th day o.
.au1ary, d.. lsa3. o. tns rara0f Ht,set s..r
'ent yer ann4m, rs cT.5saee5 y a PTouissory pots
# tLatd4s. exc 1lei sy yoa. that an CIDER at-
irFfuf - beru issu' z in sai4 caGse. n-dR your
prnpeFsy, to-Wlt :lha East BALI Of North Wsss
gftcr, aud tae rJh est quarter Of the North
est quarter, So;iu IS, Township 6, North %
ace -. La-t - 5h FFnr4taf Meridian 5een
It ae1ed IS EsT pFoPsety, all mai unless y0u ap-
2 au htnra ths4tH de- o. ovenbo A. ID.
1871, and plead 7rsVer CT iemur & The pf''ion
ed IN said eau r. = i~utgmals b. dsfault win b
nteTe3 asainst 5tu. Ter am9unt shove claimed
sng sqa attaeh apeE& 2sTsG s0ld 20 pay ha
5guf wish costs.
Se. TENDER, iith 1867
VII. McLEENAN,
VA ga. o Allsrnsy for PsiatiA q
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

DIR. ]. H. Jordan, indianapolis, Ind.
says : II have known DIR StFickIand's
Pile Remedy 10 be thoroughly tested III
numerous cases during The past year,and
with perfect success in every instapc5---
And so II is wrh his Remedy for Diar
rhoea or Cholera aud his Cough Btlsam
They are all genuine and pure.", IF
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros
have coming a complete outfit Of Hard
ware Of all kinds on the way from New
York, ST. Louis and Pittsburg. They
buy only from manufacturers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Cbas. G. Dorsey has returned His
,,oek of New Clothing are on the way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

81 The RocBPOn Base Ball Club,
of R~ockport, Missouri, have challenged
The Club of Ibis' PlSUslo play a match
game Of Base Ball, The challenge hav-
ing been accepted By cur boys, the game
will be, played Oh Wednesday the 10Th
instant. on the Fair Grounds az Rock
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

indebted TO The Undersigned will
take notice that he will take pay in rea.
Gy money or corn, wheat or oats, hides,
pelts or furs at.lhe highest market price.
An outstanding debts after thirty days
from dale viii receive prOmpi attention.
Sept. 60, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

o. 10 IS FOR EYEa4 @4..,
QS Pleasant aud homo ale enploym eht Hifbeu
risk desirable for all lad es, e~isrgymen, tcaehers
students, farmers megeh Et, meenanics, soii erst
every body. Please call On OF address; CIV.
JACKSON Co. IS Beaver Street ~ Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

gurrFrELD & EATON. l24 Pine Sfreeta and
s, WILLIAMS, s7-clestaut 81 NE eOr:6A.
who arc The authoi Eed Agent in St Louis for this
paper, wiIIattend to naEps collections nepnreRas
IS In tie City 81 Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

BONNEVILLE, THURSDAY OCT 40 is57.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

re- Extra ADvERTHsERs for sale al
this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Tbeo. Hill & Co.'S New goods are on
,beir way. Lock out for a rOusiDg stock )
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
STRH P0N J.

SIRHI FOV
Taken up BY the undersigned. living 61-2 N les
West ct BrownvTieson the 2ist day Of An {,
1867. Ouel9y Mare Pony four years cd, roaohel
name, Star ~ for-head both bind feet white,
branded ) b on right shoalier. same brand on
night hip, reversed BF MelNlCH. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

The finest white Coal OH at H~'
SWAN & BRO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

,bo are The authoi zed Agent in st. Louis for thi
.,,.r. viii attend to eakngc OIlecuOns and pureha
Is in tie City St Louis.
BRowSvILLE, THURSDAY OCT 40 is57
nSr Extra ADvEs1asEas for sale a
his Office.
Cbas. G, Dorsey has returned His
stock of New Clothing are on the way.
The finest white CoatOi at
SWAN & BRO.
49,
Tbeo. Hill & Co.'S New goods are OF
their way. Lock out for a rOusiDg stock
Two desirable dwellings for sale
Apply a; Ibis Office. III $500
Mechanics, for your Tools call on
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
HcCREERT has Usage Orange
Plants for sale.
Boots and Shoe, full stock at
J. L. MCGEE & co.
Get your Hats and Caps of
TEARE & co.
Childreu's buggies at -
M'FALL & co. i
Dry Goods, splendid stock at
J. L. MCGEE & co.
Just received, a full Stock Of Lamps,
Oil cans, Lamp chimDeys Sc. at
SWAN & BRO.
The PaFeSt Groceries in the mar
kel can be had az
TEARE & CO..
AChOICe Fruit Farm for sale. En-
quire Of }: w. Bliss (
The Florence Sewing Waehiae,
J. ". HENDERSON,, dgeat.
Il. G. Lett, Land Agent, B~rOwnyille,
Nebraska.
Doors, Sash, Glass, Nails, Hardware.
new LOT at
J. L. MCGEE & co.
Gen0emen's WeaF-PIeCe Goods.
of such TeaFe 6 Go. have The stock.
which all acknowledge superior.
N'CreeFy's Stock OF Drugs, Paints
Oils, Wall Paper, Books, Stationery,
Glass Lamps, Sc. is complete.
Tha, settee Bed at M'Fall's is the
handiest thing out. Go and see it.
For your Tinware, 60 TO
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
800 John Deere's Celebrated Moline
PlOws. THEO. HILL & co.
New. Maekerel, consisting of No. /
mess and family Mackerel, by the Kit
or half bbl., at
SWAN s BRO.
Groceries and Queensware, ia great
variety and perfection at
J. L. MCGEE SEQ.
Removal I'VE will remove our
business to McPherson's Row about DC.
IOber 18Th .
THEO. HILL s. co.
Who wants Oae.-A few Victoria
Cane Mills just received by
]. c. Deuser.
Furniture and Upholstery in su.
pe~rabundance at M'Fall s. Co.'S. They
have he finest and fullest stock in the
West.
Sheet Iron for Sugar Boilers in album
dance at
]. C. Deusers.
train Wanted.-I will pay the high.
est market price for Wheat, Corn, and
Oats.
S. SEEMAN.
kemOVed.-We will open Up in oul
new store room in McPherson's Row
by lhe 10Th Of November.
J. L. MCGEE s. co.
Tha! Extra Fine China Ware is al
iractlng attention aud admiration az
TEARE s co.
See the Ads. Of Col. Furnas of Vine;
Shrubs and Cuttings. Lumber for sale
and Cedar Grape Posts. He offer
great inducements in oil of those ART
Cles.
BOOtS and Shoes can be bad {
Ieare q Go. IS per cent. cheaper tia
'any other house IN the West. If 20
OOO0'i', 60 and see for yourselves.
W. ID. MahiRS' new stock Of Saddle
"comIng. Look out. His work is a
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

t. pleasure travellers tbs line % ih8 Erie Rail.
= ~ fTesoats gfl1ya bjecfs o. Interest, Passing through
ne e21.dHl y ieJs o. -le Clcmuug. susquebanna.
Delaware ara tsh4ys ivcrs, an Cvsrchansinz pano-
raE u nituTv's Htlesc 1niuands attention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Farmers look TO Jour Interest,"
Lumber at City Mills for 50, 90 per hun.
dred feet, Shingles $3.50 per thousand
Flour at $50 per hundred. Highest
market price paid for Wheat and Corn
in Cash.
MCPHERSON, LEACH BRO. & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Two desirable dwellings for sale
Apply al lhis Office. -Je1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
OF THa LOTFEnY-

x The above NAGNIrICEST sINeLE-NUaTnFR
LOTTERY will lie drs.n IN PuBLIc. in ~C0vINGTOS,
ky. b. sworn CommlS>5nerss al enc O'CloeS p. ~,
A. the clrner Of FouEth aHI ScaL SIS. The Eentucky
state AaitcrIesars 10 GsfcFEHteFplises, bit responsi-
Die Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for the
past t,iTty years, aad ase drawn uudar tie authority
Of a charter non the SEte and Bonds are sfgan for
the payment O all prizes. The drawings are PUBLISH
ed in the New~fofk he aid aud CtuciuCaiti Conmerca al
The above scheme viii re drawn the middle and ast
Of each month dnrIng 1854 aud IS63-- gt
Circulars Of LtlJefIes draw ing daily Sentby ap5lica-
tiOn to the Mtuastr5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

That Extra Fine China Ware is at
NacIlng attention aud admiration at
TEARE s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

See the Ads. Of Col. Furnas of Vines,
Shrubs and Cuttings. Lumber for sale,
and Cedar Grape Posts. He offers
great inducements in oil of those arli.
Ces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Bosto7 and-N-s Ea.t-st Pisserears. win their
BaEsage a rans'srrei free Of charge In New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Furniture and Upholstery in So.
perabundance at M'Fall s. Co.'S. They
have he finest and fullest stock in the
West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Mechanics, for your Tools call on
SHELLENBERGER BROS.