Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-18

h hEhELh AMI NV En- Q6S
certainly a reputation for excellence unsurpassed by
any in the market. It has several great improve
ments over all others. both in the machine and its
draft. Farmers who want a Machine are requested
to call and examine the Champion before purchas-
ing, the Shellsuberger Bros are accommodating, and
the investigation will pay those wanting a No.
Machine. -
PINE LUMBER YARD-Kilbourn, Jenkins b
Co., who have an immense pinery in Wisconsin,
which turned out 10000, 900 feet last year, have
d etermined to open up a lumber yard in this city on
the Levee. They will in all probability open upby
the middle of July. Besides the full stock Of all
kinds of Lumber which they intend to keep on hand,
they will keep a full stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Pine Moulding, etc. -
CONTRACTORS ATTENTION If you wish
a good, safe and profitable contract read the adver-
tisement calling for Army Supplies of Hay and
Fusl for the frontier posts now gsrrisOned by gov
eminent troops. These contracts are among the
most profitable ones let by the government. Any
of our citizens who desire to bid on any of the con-
tracts advertised for in this paper can rely upon
fair treatment from that gallant officer and gentle
man, Brig-Gen. VIM. Myers, Chief Quartermaster
Of this Department. -
OUR FERRY BOAT, Idona, Sunk Last Monday
morning while lying at the Levee Of this city. The
onlv rational explanation Of the cause that we
have heard, is, she being an old boat, must have
sprung a leak by being run against the bank a little
harder than her old hull could stand The wreck il
now being dismantled. R. F. Barrett, photographed
Immediately for another boat, and finding that it
- r-..1.-A. b-s,~ haroIonu ae
fast as possible. He assured US that he should have
T a much better boat than the IdOna, and that al
soon as steam could bring her.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDTES.-Ons Of DR..
Humphreys cases of medicines, containing thirty
Eve yialA embraces remedies for every we'll knoWI
disease, and costs $40. A family provided with op'
Of them, viii save during the year, ten unes tnS
Il amount Of their cost, in obYiating the necessities OF
;, medical attendance, besides securing It's memper.
from protracted and serious illness. Inc trlnine
outlay required should be . consideration Win al
Who believe in the axiom, Ethht 8 stitcn IN tp'
I caves nine. /" &Disease, to be overcome, must DC
PROMPTLY met, and Dr. Humphreys remedies arr
invaluable for such . pqrposes-hsD I0rs C0HF's'
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS is one, that
honestly conducted, must greatly benefit farmers
as between them and the consumer always stand
= large class Of intermediate buyers who must maxi
their living from the producer and consumer. II
, assist the producer in taking the full venture of tn
8 market, and get all his article is worth is the ousi'
ness Of the Commission Merchant, who charges
small per cent, only sufficient to pay him for his
timein selling. Now that there is 3 railroad with
< in easy reach of our farmers, BY which New YORK
can be reached in hfty-fOur hours, w tqke Pleasur'
: in calling the attention Of our formers to the "a
ve~rtisemont of Josiah Carpenter in another column
BEWARE OF CODETERBEEES-l4a time hke
this, when ~rascality is rife in every department Q
life, any security that can be given to the publ
should be universally embraced, and this refers in
special manner to our currency system, which
being cOunterfeited 20 an alarming extent. Evel
our own young and prosperous city is not free iron
fraud Of this kind, and q protection is nov Ohsre'
to abby FIR Young, Of washington City, GOvorn
ment Bank Note DetsctOr, who Is in thecity calm
on al our business men to instruct them in the az
Of detecting counterfeit currency. he has recon