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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

" OAEnMLmWn
Humphreys Homeopathic Species have urvxss
from The most ample experience. an n,i-. -.
SIMPLE Pronpt, saoieat and reliable. Hhe- are
the only medieines p~erfsetly aa.u..a = Dopul,ru.s
80 simple that mistakes carnct be made in p.inq
Aemi 50 harmless as 70 be free from danger, and
80 eneisnt as to be always rsliable. Tbsy have
raised the hi chest enumeuastiop go ~ ~ nj
Always render sstisfactioz-
Nos. -
Cures Fevers, Congestions, naznatin7 IS
cures worms, Worm Fever. worm Colie.25
: cures Crying-eoIic or Tsething Of Infauts-a5
: cures Dinrrhua Of children or aaults-5
oeoFes DyseDtary, Gripping OF Bilious coIic---a5
oeurHs Cholera-mOrbus, Y0miting-95
cures Coughs colds
; cures Neuralgia soSthache, facsashs-25
> cures Headache, sick h~eadaehe, vertigo-5
10 cures Dyspepsia, bilious stomae
= cures Suppressed, OF painful peri0ds-25
Y cures Whites. too prOfase peri0ds25
10 cures Group cough, dimcult bEeathing---a5
"A cures Salt rhume, srysiPeIas. eruptions---95
10 cures rheumatism, rheumatic psins,--------25
10 cures Fever and asne, chill fever, sguss----50
II cares Piles, blind or blesaing---------5o
ID cures Opthalmy, and sore or weak eyes-----bO
IS cures Catarh, accHts OF chronic nfusnza-----EQ
70 cures WhOOpins-cOugh, violent oughs-----6O
q cures Asthma oppressed breathing-----6O
y cures Ear discharges, impaired hezriHg-----S0
q cures S~erofula, enlarged glands. sEeIliDgs---60
- cures General debility, physical weaknsss---0
% cures DrOPsy, and ssanty
% cures Sez-sickRess, sickness from iding----60
- cures Kidney-diseases,
9 cures Nervous debility seminal EMISSIONS, in
voluntary dischaf "
p cures sore mouth,
30 cures Urinary weakness Wetting bsds-------o0
81 cures Painful periods, with spasms---------60
81 cures Sunerings Al chance Of hfe----------l %
% cures Epilepsy. sDasms, St Fitus dance %
"a cures DIDtheria, liberated sore thrOat---------l %
Family cases Of IS 70 70 large vialsY mo-
roeS OF rosewood case, containing
specific for every ordinary disease q
family is subject to, and bo0ks Of d.
rectlons, -
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases. with
20 t02S Viais, % 70 %
Specifies for an Private Diseases, both for
Curing and Preventive Treatment In
EiaIs and Dacket ases------------- $40 %
Ponds Extract cures Burns, Bruises, Lamenesss
Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprains. TOOthaehe, Earaehey
Neuralgia, Rheumatisms Lumbago, Plies Boiiss
Stings. Sore Eyes, Bleeding o. the Lungs, Nose,
Stomach, or Of Piles; Corns, Ulcers, OldSOres.
E=Price 50 cts 10 8lfIo--@
These Remedies, except Pods Extract BY the
case or single box. are sent to any part Of the c0un-
Try, BY mail or express, free Of charge, On receipt Of
the pfice.
Address u~umPHREY's SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
Once and Depot No So Broadway N 4
Or. Humphrey is consulted daily Al MS once, per-
sOnaIly or BY letter, as above, for ali forms Of dis
ease. For sale BY
I5-y BrOEnviIle5 Heb-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

HstEePs Goods have Arrived. and viii
probably be opened by Saturday. AS an in
dicatiOn Of his stock we may mention that
he has already received seventy cases OF Boots
andshOeS This is but q small Indication Of
the business he win beprepared to do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

New Instruments-The Metropolitan
Brass Band have ordered a complete sett Of
new Silver Instruments, which viii be here
in q few days. The reputation Of this Band
is already extensive and good. They hav
been engaged to play at Omaha OF the 10th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Dr.. Mott,s Couoeption preventive

8Na 0NNNN OWNNNFNNW"
Is used By over three hundred thousand ladies OF
the Atlantic States alone, and BY q large number in
the West, who would not be without it for ten
times its cost. It is to this Preventive that the
mothers OF those States owe their immunity from
large families 1t Is absolutely certain, Convenient
to use and withaI bensheia al to health. Abortion is
criminal, then use means perfectly moral and
proper. Send stamp for pamphlet. containing
full particulars. Address,
DR.. A.. 6. WILBER,
R o Box s8s2I rs st. Charles street,
I7-I7-Iy 81. LOUIS, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Tofhe Ladies',

For one dollar only. We are selling Silk, shswls,
and Fancy Goods Of every description; also
Silver ware, Furniture, &c. Valuable Presents,
from 50 to $500 sent free Of charge, 10 agents send
ing clubs Of ten and upwards Circulars sent free
70 any address. WYETH & CO.
Successor 20 Messenger & Co.
AZ Hanover St, Boston, Mass.
p q BOX 9esI I2-Is-em
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Essays for young men on me interesting rsla-
lion Of BRIDEGROOM 70 Bride in the institution Of
Aarrlage,-a Guide to the instrumental felicity, and
trae haP2iness. Sent By mzir in sealed Iettsr en-
FeiOpes free Of charge, Address, BOWARD ASSO-
CLIFTON, Box P, PhIlaaslphis. Pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Purchaseyour Fruit Trees, Vines, Shrubs
and Flower Seeds Of r. W. Furnas, who Is
prepared 10 received orders for anythingfn thai
line Mr.. Furnas oughttO be able % nu Orders
more U-1derstandingly than nonresident ana
Travelling AGENTS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The Metropolitan Brass Band Ball, Last
Thursday night, was the grandest and most
pleasant affair Of thekind din this city for
many a year. Socially we know ii was a per
feet success, financially we believe il was,
there having been about seventy-fve couple
nresent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Personal.-C. G.. Dorsey and s. I swan
have just returned from a visit to Springfield,
Mass.
IA Johnson, has returned from his eastern
visit.
Asst Louis Railroad Delegation werein our
city last Wednesday. They are feeling the
pulse Of the people On the AtchisOn & Nebras-
ka city railrcSde
Rev. Z. D. Phillips, Of johnson county, co..
pOrteur Of the Baptist Association in Nebras-
ka, called upon Us this week. He represents
the interests Of the church as in a h~Ourishing
condition in this State. He occasionally sup
plies the pulpit Of the Baptist Church in this
city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Chas. Hellmer, Boot and Shoe Maker, No.
g. has now IN hand a splendid lot Of Custom
Made Boots and shoes. andal kinds Of leather
and can make up work 70 suit all
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

7 nr-ed iron the attention and trial OF sufferers
-sb5- -ost horrible OF all diseases Dyspepsia
- - r.vsees ID q thousand different forms,
- ss s5ek Headache. Heartburn, Depression gen
- sanse IN uueasiness and faelIDg that you are
nd we'll. Foo distresses yen rises and sours on
--+--scb. breath Is bad ; skin at timesis flushed
- -. Ant feel as il you conid move or stir
800 98s worse OF all. Indigestion or Constipation,
- nsfhfnr mere q less than Dyspepsia. Thou
-, fbousands suffer and die this way, and
-~-rSeIves nor their physicians know what
- -Sc-n EXCEPT that they are surely dying
Ps.Se~ We repeat Il this is all DySPepsia. Il
Won would have proof OF our statement u yon would
---or-es md children from an early grave II
-o,IF ave heaIta and energy and strength
sssin webegycu 70 Try one bottle OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The only Home Manufacturers OF Furni-
ture IN the Westare McFall & Co, OF this city,
and they personally select al their eastern
made ware, and viii not buy or sell anything
but what they can recommend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Attention, Everybody
what is aeater thsn 3 smooth clean face OF arm 2
Then send for Riner's Infaliable DepilatOry for
removing All supernuOus hair from the body without
pain or injury to The skin. me most obstinate
eases cured in.frOn ten TO afieen days ThOus@nds
have usod Il with success Price per package SID
or two fer s9,z5, sent post paid 10 any address with
fuII d~irectious for use On receipt Of price Address
p. V. RLEER, Chemist zoe Olive ST. ST. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Cons stentETOk keep ones nose a deep in
with medical liquors" one keeps
for sale and from It's INSPIRATION slur Grant
Strickland andother prominent Republicans
as drunkards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The undersigned have purchasedthe Steam
Ferry Boat Mary J. Arnald, and viii run her
over the Missouri river between
able hours in the DAY IN She Is 9 safe
boat. and wiz be manned by a careful and
EentlemanIy set Of officers The travelling
public are invited to make the crossing OF
the river at B~rownvflle at above rates.
MCGEE. HARMAN BAILY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

As Cold Weather is Coming you VIII find
it 10 your advantage 10 call and see the nne
assortment Of Heating and Cooking Stoves
at Sheuenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Our Tanners Club VIII certainly hzzle If
those who have purchased uniforms do not
wear them OF hnd voters that win Shall we
prOgress2
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

william II Hoover. Real Estate Agent,
has for sale a numbe Of choice tracts OF Iand
IN Nemaha county, and choice building Iots
in Brownriue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The london Philomathean Society win
meet in the London school House Friday
evening, October "a. Aninterested are Invit-
ed 70 attend W. II. WINTERS, Pres
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Sheridan is the name Of a new town 70 be
located just beyond the Nemaha near old ST.
George. A Republican Pole was raised there
TINS week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Warrantsd-The best Custom Made Boots
and Shoes ever brought 10 this city. Call and
see them, at i'll. McGee q Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Joseph Baker has been appointed Jailor,
and with has family has moved in and taken
charge Of the Jail under the Court House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The Special Premium offered by VIM II.
Small for the prettiest Lady on the Fair
Ground, Thursday the ith, was awarded to
Ms. DeFOrrest Porter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
-supernuous Hair

Removed from the Face, Forehead, or any other
part Of the body, in I'VE minutes, without injury
to the skin, By the Oriental Rusma. Warranted.
Nailed for 81 By o. DUNANE,
I2-e " St. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Change.-R. c. Berger has bought out G.
W. Garrison's interest in the saloon in the
Whitney Block. The firm is now Roberts &
Berger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Peare & Co. are just receiving and open
ing their Pail Goods, which as far as they
have opened are first class.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
ROSADALTs
Is Recommended 6y the
Best PhysieiGHs EUsEyWAsre
Rad rHr ror1oAre ruos

READ THE FBoA
DR.. F. OLIx UESSE1LY. nov OF this CIty
Formerly Professor 81 Physiology and Path
illogical Anatomy in the Middle GeorEfa
Medical College, Chief Surgeon BtateofsoLth
Carolina during the war, Ntce-PrsEnsnt
Georgia Medical Association
M, Lawrence 81 have carefully examined
your formula fOrthe ROSADLIB, andr eoom-
mended 90 70 several Of my patients. Tha
combination Is q happy one, and must prove
a potent remedy In al diseases requiring thg
virtues Of agreatalterattvemedici VIA
you success
Baltimore, April p Iss. %
BEurEuoRE Nh NfarchA lsa
believe DR.. LaWrences "ROSADALIHa
70 Be the Best Alternative ln-Use. and therP
fore cheerfully recommend q g. sleh
THOMASJ BOYKN, ~. ..
BALTIMORE. FEBRUARY I0fhu86a
d.. J. L0erencs- DearsiNIfoE pleas.
ure in recommending your ROSADALES 80
Yours truly. RW! CARA MD
We k6ow Dr. L~Rwrcueez Rosadalis 70 b
a safe and reliable Alternative, &c, and taka
pleasure in Recommending Il TO the profass-
ion and public
] H Moore, ND, EBarneG MD,
IL smith MD kM king ia
" G Duggan' ND, WI Buuoek. Nd
WILSON. n. C., January tn. IsSl
sa-FOr Testimonial Of REHARKAHLE CuEm
See @ROsadalis Almanac for this yearl
Prepared at the Laboratory q
DR.. J. J. Lawrence & Co.,
344 BaEiHOrs 8ree, BALZLK0RN
SMITH & DWYER
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
CHICAGO,
General Agents for the North Western
States, to whom orders 10 Be 1ddreEBsd
uff=im
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

$4,000 Worth Of Clothing VIII beopened
IN No. "a, McPherson's Block by J. ; HetzeL
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go 70 May RsguIatOrl-CaH for the
Gents fantastic Suit
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

A Good Shoemaker can find steady en-
ployment by applying to A. Robson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

IL McGee q Co. defy Jew or Gentle in
the way Of new and choice goods, at reason
able rates. Call and see them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go to Mays RegulstOrl-Can for New
style Hats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go to Mays Regulator NO Goods mis-
represented.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Ladies-Go TO Mays Regulator and exam
inc his stock Of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
can save 3 per cent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

GO to Mays Regulator for Boys Cape
Overcoats-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Anew Thousand Shingles for sale cheap
at the Advertiser Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Eyes Almighty" Of the Democrag, takes
exception 10 our eyes. In 81 he usedt to Iarri-
cite his Out 70 grass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Planning NILS for sale at SIS: 50 below
cost. JAMES MEDFORD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Fer Liver Complaint and BII-
ious arrangements,

II is a Sovereign Remedy. while for Fever and AEue,
and an tboss diseases which are generated in a MI
EmatierIinate II is q certain preventative andcure
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

John Deere's genuine Moline Flows. 500.
for sale by Thee Hm & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

GotO Mays Regulator - largest stock
Of Clothing In the west
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Zine Siding, a choice and full stock, at
VIM. h SALALLS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

AmEsw VIII be livestock OF Clothing open-
ed in No. 70, by H. s. Hetzel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Hannlford q Hughes have now on hand
every variety and styleofF Furniture that
one may desire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

AT Rays Regulator, 100 o~vercoats just
recelved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go to Mays RsgulatorL80O Casstmere
Overshirts just received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go 70 Mays Regulator The only one
Pre- Clothing House IN the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go TO Nays RegulatorEA handsome
Of Cloak Trimmings just received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
COPS DYSPEPSIA CURE

S-1 1000 sooR a Uiltdispef your bad feel-
mes ,pS rloomy f0rebOdtnEs. How soon II Wiz
ch-sa avTav any species 81 DyEpepSia. How soon It
~ - - new life and vig0r. and how sOCm 10
~ - rel man CT woman Of you. For Tonr
own are ~ ne sake OF EVERYDAY suffering, We
6eg. we euIeatyOu to try It.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

No 4 year old Eorss for sale. En-
quire at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Fresh Bread delivered to order.
WM. ROSsELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Hetzen's CIothiug VIII not be half worn
out from laying on the shelf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go 60 Nays Regulator The largest
stock OF Dry Goods in the West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

1000 Feet Dry Cottonwood Lumber for
sale by James Medf0rd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

AGood Span Of Horses for sale. Apply
to John C. Duser, at the Pioneer stove and
Tin store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

594 Broadway. New York and
I04 south 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIcE-SI. IS per bottle, OF s bottles for IS so,
delivered TO any address. Sold Dy all Druggists
~verywher
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go 60 Mays Regulator LOO doz- Under
shirts and Drawers just opened.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Go to Nays Regulator-NO Cashmere
suits Just opened.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Pekin Breaking PlOws-20T &H. smfff
& Cos make, for sale by ]. c. Deuser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

A No ] year old Horse FOX sale. En-
quire at this Office
Go to Mays Regulator-zD Cashmere
suits just opened.
AuEew VIII be livestock OF Clothing open-
ed in No 20, by H. S. Heizel.
Go to Mays Regulator EThelarges stock
Of Clothing in the west
John Deers's genuine Moline Flows. 500.
for SAID by Thee. Hill & Co.
Go to Mays RsgulatorLe0 Cashmere
Ovenshirts just received
Hetzen's Cothiug VIII not be half worn
out from laying on the shelf
Go TO Mays Regulator- The only One
Rries Clothing House IN the city.
1000 Feet Dry Cottonwood Lumber for
sale by James Medford-
Go 20 Mays Regulator LOO doz Under
shirts and Drawsrs1ust opened
Pekin Breaking PIOws-20T 7. al. smith
& Cos make, for sale by ]. c. Deuser.
Go 70 Mays Regulator The largest
stock OF Dry Goods in the West.
A Good Span Of Horses for sale. Apply
to 0 G. Duser, at the Pioneer stove and
Tin Store.
Go TO Nays Regulator-A handsome
stock Of Cloak Trimmings just received.
Hanniford q Hughes have now on hand
every variety and styleof Furniture that any
one may desire.
Eyes Almighty Of the Deulocru, takes
exception 20 our eyes. In 81 heusedto Iarri-
cite his Out TO grass.
Ladies-Go 10 Nays Regulator and exam
inc his stock Of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
ION can save . per cent.
il MCGEE q Co. defy Jew OF Gentle in
the way Of new and choice goods af reason
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Going south.

Local
J. I. CoIhapp, Editor.
BROwNvmLE, THURSDAY, OCT. I, 1885.
Afuu stock Of Harness at Bauer'G
II c Lett, Land Agent. BrOWnvfUe.
The Silver Skirt. at Thee. Hn& Cos.
Fou-sprfng and Fan Wheat, at McGee's.
Fresh Bread delivered TO order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
ROSADALIS

Purjfes the Blood,
Improves tie appetite,
dds Digestion,
COrTscts the SccrefioA
And Lngpdrts Tone, Strength and
WuQciy 20 the WbOle System
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-12
The Democracy and the President.

Since articles Of impeachment, have been
preferred against Andrew johnson, and no"
that he il in danger Of being dsposed from
shs Presidency, many of the Democratic
Journals, are turning their bscksupon h'm
and pretending they never endorsed him
What short mem cries some peopis have,
especially when it is annoying to have
good recollection of the past. One year
ago tina Democratic journals, were bssto~
ing unqualified approval of President john
sons administration they endorsed him
AZ the man for the times.
If there are some Democratic Journals tina
did not one year ago, endorse the course
then pursued by the President. they are
exceptional cases the truth is otherwise OF
most Of them. & i.,..9-
Andrew johnson is not likely to have any
more official patronage to bsstow, therefore
toe democracy, now cast him off. Il fails
of an apology, TO charge that Republicans
elected Mr.. johnson, and are therefore re-
Rponsiole for his administration. Andrew
johnson at the time of his nomination and
election, protested to be in unison with
the Republican party, and expressed great
satisfaction with its platform Of principles.
After the national calamity occurred, which
made him President of the United States
he still prOfessed to be devoted to the aims
aud objects Of the Union Republican party.
At q later period, he deserted tho party ia
which he had declared strong attachment,
and went over to the enemy-choosing thoss
who had aided aud abetted secession, fol-
his associates and political advisers 1t wal
then Republicans abandoned him, and il
was then, he found new friends and advis
ers ia the ranks Of the Democratic party,
Johnson now seems to be turned out on the
general common, with but few if any to care
for him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-12
Hon. a, Van Wick.

The Madison Jonrpat since the adjourn.
ment Of the Legislature, has beeu giving
sketches of the leading members of both
douses Of our Senator from this cou,ty.
that paper speaks as follows:
The most accomplished gentleman il,
the Senate. as well ~ one of lis n,o4, nv. ia
members, Was SENATOR VAN WYoK. Of H..
nosha, Chairman If the, Committees on Elm
ucation; a man Of careful culture, improved
''y4 foreign tra~rt If the sJrictrst ur,,t,i1,
snd withai practical legislator lie is
Sonet''nts accused OF not being enough ot
p"lIIc'an bnt his w4tchfnI VT not parsi
'"onlous care ia regard to public expendi-
tnres aud his warm interest in all matters
pertaining TO the educational interests and
public charities Of the stats will not be nm.
observed or unappreciated by the people
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-12
WISCONSIN Items.

The Green Bay At0ocats, says that re
vival has been III progress for some time
past in the Presby teriau Church in that
place. under the preaching Rev Mr. Avery
Some forty persons profess conversion.
The Stergon Bay A5ooca:s says there
has been surteit Of dsncing there the past
winter
The Shawano Journal says that the snow
measures three feet on the level ia that re.
slto'''', astd 20 sargr @
The Oeonto Lambsrman of the "a inst
says snow is from four TO six feet in the
woods, and that pnbring operations, have
been discontinued in consequence. .a
The fine High School binding in Fond du
Lac was burned on tho nightof the 4th of
March inst. Fire caught from turaca in
the basement. Loss $25, 0oo insurance Sl5,
900.
The medal ordered by the Legislature of
1867 to be presented to Cyrus w Field has
been received at the Governors office 1t
is of solid gold, costing 81 coo at Titf,ny's
III New York. One side has IA bus relitf of
Mr. Field. with this inscription ''1'o CYRUS
w. Field, the original progeniror of the At
lantic Telegraph The other side has the
State arms and this motto and inscription:
From the State of Wisconsin. Perseoere1-
ia Vincit"
The acts of the last Legislature number
ITS general laws; 513 local laws; 81 appro
priations; 81 memorials, aud % resolu
tions.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-12
A Word to the Landless-Bspeoially Young

Owing to the uncertainties of trade and
commerce, the holders of capital are now
more than usually seeking for investment in
real estate. The New York Commercial
says, that for many years past there has not
been such passion for purchasing landed
properly, aasis now exinced by those who
have spare capital
While large ca pi3alists are investing. their
surplus funds ia real estate, men of smal.
means should profit by the lesson. As gen
eral rule, there il noinvestment so saie wheth-
er on a large or small scale, as that made in
lands Real estate is not perishable property.
1t is not subject to the fluctuations OF trade
in the same degree movable articles OF
traffic. The real estate of the country CON
stitutes its chief intrinsic wealth.
It is marvellous that so many men rush into
cities, to engage in precarious employments,
when there are certainties of wealth within
the reach of those even of small means. Ii is
com paratively only few years ago, when
most of the lands in Southern Wisconsin, in
Illinois and Iowa, were obtainable 81 ten
shillings per acre. These lands now range
from ten to seventy-fye dollars an acre
Thousands of the more early settlers have
grown rich simply from the rise of their
farms. Those who secure real estate now IN
territories further west, will not have to wait
one fourth the length of time that the
first settlers of Wisconsin and Iowa waited
for their lands to be valued at present prices
per acre. Since the construction of railroads
has become common occurrence, our new
western territories are destined to be deyel-
oped with vastly greater rapidity, than were
Wisconsin and the adjoining states. We say,
then, to the young men of towns and cities,
secure lands in the now unocupied regions TO
wards the Rocky Mountains. The prospects
were never more promising than now. If you
have no present capital to invest, then 81 cure
homestead without money. By a wise pro
vision of the government, the thing is practi
cable for any one of ordinary enterprise ano
tcourage Read the following from the Iowa
Journal:
| Homestead seekers will bear in mind thai
| there are one million acres of choice farming
| lands in the Sioux City Land District open tC
! pre- -emp tion settlement or entry under tht
Homestead act, in tracts of l6O acres. These
lands are in market, and can be entered with
cash, land warrants or agricultural script a
81 % per acre. There are also one miihoI
acres lying adjacent to railroad routes where
alternate sections have been granted to aid II
the construction of the roads, which are sub
iect TO entry at the advanced price of 50 81
per acre, or can be taken in eighty acre tracts
under the Homestead or Presumption laws
These lands are being rapidly settled, anC
those who desire choice locations should sc
cure them early"