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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
Presentation Concerts

at Bennington; and st the closing Concert Will pre-
sent to the Concert Ticket Holders the following Val
liable property
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
Dry Goods and groceries,

rI1hc undersigned would respectfully INFORM the
Public that he viii conduct the business OF ar
din- Wool into rolls. with dispatch and IN the pest
manner at tie shop IN Hnesburgh, near huIus rat
rick I Foundry.
Wool received as taken from the sheep, cleaned
and carled nj reasonable rates. Those having me
wool Will find il ir their interest 10 send me 'he Aee
Parties In Wn01-t and vicinity may leave orders
and wool with j. r. Forest and receive their rolls'
in North Fcrrishurgh and vicinity with a. W: Bill
linrs. I'm Essex y T. and vicinity with q. ". Palm
err
Irs1no 7''' IF LYMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Chrtstmas.-To-morrow is Christmas and
aoneNery hand5Ee see preparations to cele-
brate, TO enjoy ana 10 expand in generous
feeling and action toward each other. The
fatted Turkey has been killed, and many are
the prodlgal soma who wiz feast thereon. Our
hope is that there viii be left no hungry or
unsatishedb being within the precincts 0f our
circulation on the morrow.
The preparations Of the different Sabbath
Schools to please and entertain their scholars
is great. By Invitation OF Col. Furnas we
took a peep at the Christmas Tree now grow
ing for the istP ~resbyterisn sabbath school
Inthe PEST thzee days Il has attained an al
titodeof sixteen feet and is at least twelve
feet in diameter, u is already bearing fruit
Ia great abundance and stIil greater variety
70 cheer the hearts OF the faithful scholars
The Episcopal sabbath school is making
extensive preparations and viii doubtless
have q tree as large and well stocked as any.
The Pastor, Rev. 6. r. Davis is noted FOR his
energy on such occasions, and the youthful
member Of his flock may expect a grand
sight aud auabundancsto take home.
The ". E. Church have magnificent tree
in progress andhaVe envited Santa lausan
tho childreni to can, Friday, Christmas Even
ing, when they wiz show as fair q tree as ever
grew meath the magic fingers Of kind and
loving hearts. May all enjoy themselves and
peace, goodwill and love reign overal
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24


has been longer engaged in the treatment OF
SnrG4c, sexual and Female Diseases than any other
Physician ST Louds. -
SYPHILIS In all its kirls. GOuofrhea GIaat Sfrfc4r-
Orchlllis, Diabetes, and all affections OF the Urinarv
and Sexual Organs, and treated with the gFeateSt
success.
,Spermatorrhq, Sexual Debility and Impotencv. as
the result OF Seli-abuSe in youth, or sexual excess in
maJurer years, which produce some of the fOIIovio0
ehects, as 0lotches, debility, dizziness. dimness az
sight con usion Of ideas, evil iorebOdingS aversion
10 society OF lennaies, loss OF memory and sexIfnl
Cnred. Se
Persons suffering from dvsDensia
chronic dLrrheal liver complaint, hernia. runture
or any other earohc affection, may REV uuen re-
celvinga radicalcune. N
Partcular attention given to all female complaints
-LnuaInallon and liberation of the Womb len.
corrnea Chl0riSi, Sterility, &c. Most cases can he
properly treated W1thOuta an interview and madfcineS
sent by mau or express, secured free IRONS obSerz-s-
ton consultation by letter or al office T9TP
Charges moderate and cures gaaranreed.
81 once, with hospital Recommendations o,e,.
gents, ~. tL4 y. CharlES street, between Rixfb and
Seventh. 81. Louis, No. an
Everybody can get, IN a sealed envelope nv the
DRY and treatment OF Sexual and T1rinory IL
containing uHsymptOm lists. Tor nosfaSa s4sMns
as my paper relating to Chronic and Female Com,
paints for a three cent stamp. fS-HSw
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
no COnsu1mptfves.

The advertiser, having been reet,raa 20
health IN q few weeks by a very sImpIp rom
edy, AFTER having suffered several wears with
q severe Jung affection, and that dread dis
Known to his fellow sufferers the means IF
cure. VI
To all who desire it. he will send a eopy of
t u PhSSCLIgtlon used (fnee Of charge. with
same, which they will find a s,Ere cl,re for
Consa'HPL9n, asthma, Bronchitis. &c. The only
o95set Oh me 9dyertlser in sending the Pres
ln~iorination which he conceives to bg I1vsIn-
abiss and be hopes every sufferere1 r-;it IT,
MS remedy, aSlt viii cost them nothing and
may prove a blessing. "HU
Parties wIshingt the prescription viii ula.ss
ADDRESS hEN. EDWARD A. WILSON,
100 u Second St, Williamsburgh
A'-0y Kings County N. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lecture to Young Men.

= Just published in a sealed envelope.
AHfHEN Price six cents 4 Lecture on the ma
A[I| ture, treatment, and radical cure OF
EHZ SpermatOrrhO or Seminal Weakness.
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debi-
fty, and Impediments to Marriage generally Ner-
Vousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental
and Physical incapacity. ,Tesulting from SelEaiNuse
&c.-By ROBERT J. CULVERWEEB, Nd. Au
thor of the Green BOOkFi &c.
The world renowned aIffhOr. in this admirable LEG.
ture, clearly proves from his own experiences That
the awful consequences Of SeIfabuse maybeeffectD-
ally removed without medicine, and without dan-
gerOus surgical operations, bOugies, INSTRUMENTS
rings, or ~cOrdials, pointing out a mode of cure az once
certain and e~fectual, by which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, and radically. THIS LFCTERE
SANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents. or two postage
stamps. Also. DR.. CuIverwelTsL 1BarriaQe GuideS
price = cents. Address the publishers.
3 HAS. JIG. KLINE & Co.
l240y lbs BOwery, New York, P.O 4JS6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

kiIbOTrns JenkIns & CO.-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds of Pin Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Ptckets, Sash, Blinds. Doors, Battens, etc.
0hice and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material in the
Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
in operation one Of the largest manufactures
of everything made in Pine in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree.
as we do, wecan sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard I'm the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on and a fan supply Of
everything in our line. Sc that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. WesimpE ask al to examine D stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. as we
can ensure satisfaction IN both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Peru Items.-Peru, as we learn, was dur
ing the week past the scene Of al almOSt fatal
family quarrel. On the 10th Nathan Mason,
for cause not known to Us, went before a
Justice and swore his life against George Ma
son, his son; the trial was set forthe 18th. On
the 18th, Nathan Mason went again andswOre
his lie against Georges wife; and on theeve-
ming Of the same day George Mason took a
doseof stryehnine. Or. Neal was called in
and when our informant last heard from the
scat Of war" George was improving.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

"Demoresf's Monthlyy-The Christmas
number OF this admirably conducted maya
zine isOut, n is really a gem. The fashions
are profuse, the contents, literary and artis-
tic, OF The highest class. There lisa beautifully
illustrated household department, music, and
each worth the cost Of the magazine. We do
not see how any lady can afford to be with
out It. 5per year, with a premium. Pub
lished at 873 Broadway, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

EKcAvRting.-Even as cold asthe weather
has been during the past few days workmen
argptill digging away dirt from the lots OPP
posite this block, and also on the southwest
cornef Of Main and ID, and dePOslting itup-
on DIT McPherson's lots corner Of Water and
Cd Preparations for building in the Spring
may be seen onevery hand, and work VIII be
very plenty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

A Uard.-The members Of the High School
Literary Association would hereby extend
their thanks TO thepubIic fer its generous pa
tronage, whereby they are enabled to estab-
lish a library. To the many friends who so
generously extended theiraid and kindly fur
nished articles required, we extend our hearty
thanks. We would especially express our
gratitude TO Mrs. Graham, our accomplished
Teacher Of Music, for the valuable assistance
rendered, The musical partaOfthe entertain
ment was the result of her efficient instruc-
ton and generous efforts. The Organ, one of
Spang's best, she also furnished free of charge.
For these and alsimilar favOrs we extend our
hearty thanks. PER ORDER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

The new BEN for the NJ. E. Church OF this
city arrived last Friday, was hung saturday
and Sunday morning added its silvery tone
tothe ehristian appeal to sinners to seek a
refuge IN Christ. 1T IS an Amalgum Bell,
weighs 500 bs, is sc incHes In diameter and cost
$50. This church has a many improves
ments during the past season and is in a
dOurisfing condition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO MARKETS.

M~Oney.-The market is quiet. packers being the
chief applicants and taking all the banks can spare
amer supplying other branches Of trade. The drain
Of money into theinterior is immense, and the mark
ct will not be easieruufil the return flow which sex
pected In q week or so. Gold is quoted at l2. Gov
rnmen Bonds are ruling higher.
Wheat.-No. 1 Spring selling at S-5, No. 2s&,l5.
st Sc.
Eggs.-FFes are quoted at 30.
Dry G~OOds.-Stapl cotton goods are advancing
with the adVancein the raw material. Bleecheda and
Brown Sheetings have advanced Z cents.
CaftiC.--Market active with q fair supply of good
beeves on hand. Stall fed Steers bring 200, good sec
ond class $3.50 and SOS for medium to fair grades.
Texas cattle were in good supply and sellings at q for
packing.
HOEs.-Market opened brisk with a steady de-
mand at last weeks price, ranging at SG8.J0f for COM
mon 70 choice grades. The receipts of the week are
II, zoo agdlBst93O0O last week, or against l1 ,0Osame
Lnmber.-Pnces were nominal. A few eargos
offered but withdrawn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

RemOved.-ROberts & Berger have remov-
ed their Saloon from the basement Of Whit
ney's Block to the west half of the same build
ing one door east Of the Post Office, where
they are very neatly liked up, and when they
get their two new Billiard Tables they will
have es fine aroom as their is in the city-or,
almost anywhere else.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

The High school Entertainments held
at the SchOolrOom in this city on last Friday
and Saturday evenings were very pleaIRg
and interesting TO the public and gratifying
so4he patrons of school. The music IN
der IA leadership Of Mrs J. NJ. Graham was
very wen executed, and many Of the pieces
werewSEEerfarnaed The room was fun to
o~verhOwing and although large and well
seated, stHl many were enable to7gain au en-
trance. Anadhiittauee fee was taken nj The
door for the benefit OF the High School Libra
~ Fund, and $3.50 was collected and paid
eyer 20 the. Treasurer OF that society. The
object is a~laudable one, and we hope our cit
liens viii give this enterprise such eneour-
agement as will meet the Just expectations of
bothteaehers and scholars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

The High school, under the control Of
its energetic Principal, Prof. Geo. b. Moor,
S moving along 70 the satisfaction and adj
miration Of all. He has now On foot plans
by which the School VIII soon be in possess
sion OF a Cabinet Organ and a Library. In
h~isenOrts Tor the advancement Of his schOl-
airs and the Interests Of the school he is ably
seconded by his assistant teachers Mrs. Moor,
Miss Johnson, Miss Morey and Miss Nc
Raugbton
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Quarterly Meetlngs Of the NJ. E. Church
for the Nebraska City District win be held at
Peru, Jan. %; Brownville, s-lOi Nemaha
City, 1917; st. Deroin, 1924; RulO, S-sl; Falls
City, Feb. 81; Table Rock, lS-l4; Pawnee CITY
20-2l; Beatrice and CubCreek, H-28; Lincoln
March 6-7 Oak Creek, hill; Upper Blue, 10
A; Upper Nemaha, zi-22; Teeumseh, 27-&
@. w. GIDDINGS, ?. 3.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
No Western serennders.-This troupe

The Western Seremnders.-This troupe,
organEfe Inour city, have given entertain
meats III sonora, Mo-, Tecumseh. Pawnee
CITY, Fans city. Arago and Peru. and have
atsnlehhrt sa4lsfaetlon They are all young
men, good musicians and vOcalists and de-
serving Of success. They Will give a grand
matinee In this city during the holidays, we
trust TO a crowded house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Nm. ROssen-Old Santa Claus-hasan as
sorunent Of goods for the Holidays from which
MeryOne may select to suit his fancy. His
toys are Of the latest kinds and a full variety
from the SIMPLEST the most complicated,
Of almOS every material every used for that
purpose. His new assortment Of Fancy Can
dieE- Just received comprises everything IN
that line, while I'm the way OF Nuts, Apples
and Fruithis shelves are well stocked. He has
also on hand a splendid assortment of Cakes
is prepared TO furnish any style TO order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
Errors OF Youth.

gentleman who suffered for wears fr,u
HerH91s De5nIty, Premature Decay, n ali
the sake OF suffering humaDitv se1d f. -
an VINO need It, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
S,arf LII. SunsIeEs Wishing 70 profit by the adj
IN perfect confidence. JOHN n s'
lo-s-y No. 42 Cedar street. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Public, Attention I've never dun gem
tlemen, because a gentleman isa person who
pays up; but those owing us must call and
settle their accounts on or before the LIST of
January, AID. 1869, for trouble will commence
from and after that date. We must have
what is due US. A word to the wise is sufi-
cient. MCCALL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
The Grnnd BnII OF the seasdD wu tai

The Grand Ball OF the. Season win take
Night. It win be given by the Western Ser
enaders, who are determined TO spare no
effort TO make this the grandest ball every
held In this city. Pro-. Smiths full orchestra
Band, assisted by the best musical talent in
h west Everybody is invited good time
is guaranteed. .Es
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

5 Farmers I-WiIIiam 7. Den is Agent ior
Brolon's Illinois Corn Planter, if he DID go
BEfalo Hunting and will sell the farTneFsth d
only reliable Corn Planter In use. Also, the
celebrated Rock Island Clipper and Breaking
Flows; whicn is a household conversation
with the farmers that Den's Rock Island
Plows and Browns Corn Planters are ahead
of all other Planters and Flows in the State.
WIN. 7. DEN,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

All wishing to subscribe for newspapers,
magazines, etc at club rates, will bear in
mind that the 10Th of December is the extent
Of time given. A. D. MARSH,
Generan News Agent for the u.s., the Can
adas, and some parts of Europe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

PersOnaI.-Among the mahy new corners
Just now coming 10 this city, we cannot re-
frain a particular and friendly mention off.
NJ Observation-Disclosures Of our worth Mayor
who, with his family, reached N city, from
Charitan, Iowa, last Friday. He has already
bought a residence and settled down. He is a
practical printer, and up to a short time pre-
vious to imm grating to this city owned the
ChdrItdh PahioL We wish him success in
his new home.
Messrs. Nye, Rice ana Collins, OF Pawnee
City, caIlod upon as last Tuesday morning.
They report things prosperous in their sec
ton.
Hon.ST. W, Upton returnedte this city yes
terday.
Rev. ". B.. slaughter, Of Omaha, preached
at the N. E. Church in this city on last sab
bath in the morning and evening. His dis
course in the morning was rich in Thought,
instruction and devotion. and his sermon in
the evening is wei spoken of. He was down
" attend the meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton Of the State Normal School at Peru.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
snIem, Neb.. De-. sd, '6g

Editors Advertiser Having squatted at
Salem my first work W-aston0tethe greatness
Of the place. I found the city rapidly improV-
ing. Ihnd alarge and commodious be-
tel, Mr.. Howe, proprietor: Messrs. Bayne q
Carter and Lincoln d Holt inthe mercantile
business; Mr.. Wal Feftere the Saddler, Drug
Mr.. Millen /; Grist Mill by Mr.. Gistand black
smith and wagon shop Insurance business
by Maj. Sargent. F. A, Tisdel, ST, hes asplen-
did residence nearly completed. Lincoln d
Holt have a large store room fast approach
ing completion. A. fine Select Sehoolconduct-
ed by Miss Fuller and~M Mrs. Payne A good
Bridge across the Nemaha; and, methinks I
hear the cars and the whistle of the IocomO-
tive coming mp the valley of the Great NeFna-
CONDENSER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

For stoves of every variety, for Tinware
of all kinds, for Tools for all trades, for Black
smiths Iron, for all styles Cutlery, for Copper
Ware, for Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, for
Pumps, for Meat Cutters, for Hardware of
every kind, and particularly for the sake of
economy, go to
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Billy VaIIeau will set a splendid Lunch
at his Sample Room on Christmas day. Roast
Turkey, Cranberry Sause, Baked Ham, Cold
Liver, Smoked Halibut, Cold Slaugh, etc, etc.
Free to everybody. No quail and Toast!
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have rent
ed the old Mcpherson Hall, over Rainey q
Lewis store, where they meet regularly every
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. They are in
earnest and are doing much good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

DE-. Thurman has completed and with DR..
Ttacy Is now occupying his new office one
door west OF Deuser's Tin shop. They invite
the patronage OF the public through our col
umns. See their card.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

New Agricultural Advertisements
Our second page, to-day, viii show youahoSt
OF Nurseries all offering their choice stock at
fair rates. Read and then stock your place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Leather and ShOemaker's Furnish
ings-Grant will receive within the week
a large stock Of Leather and ShOemaker's
Furnishings, in which he offers the trade
great bargains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Our Steam Ferry is still making regular
trips, while all points above and below are
blocked. Winter has only just set in this see-
ton, as wild geese were seen flying south yes
terday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Why is Hetzel selling SO many 0vercoats ?
The reason is plain to those who buy because
his goods are No. / and he sells so reasonable
that people are satisfied. Go and see them if
you need anything in that line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
sHELLENBERGER BROS.

II you want a No. l Sett Second hand Har-
ness, for two horses, enquire at
r. TEARE Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MAYoR'saoFF4eE, Sept. nth, 1858.
Present-Mayor Fairbrother; COuncilmen Carson,
MCGEE. Stewart and Furnas.
Mr.. Furnas offered the following resolution:
"~ROsoLvED, That this City Council hereby ratify
of the Brownvile Ferry Franchise to Richard F.
Barrel: Provided, that the Council reserve the right
RESOLVED, That this City Councils gives its consent
that those parties nom whom the city derives its
title 70 the charter Of said Ferry Franchise, quit
claim to R. F; Barrett all their title and interest TO
Iyes@Carson, Stewart, MCGEE and Furnas. Car
MI. Carson offered the following
RATES OF FERRIAGE.
Two Horses, Mules or Oxen and Wagon, loaded-Sl 90
Each individual pair Horses, Mules OF Oxen. .
Zach Horse or Mule and Buggy 80
Led Horse and %
Loose Cattle perhead.. Is
Sheer. and Hogs per 5
E EzaCL I0o ~ - ~
one M M feef LnnTmbeT handled bT ferry a.
Each unlOaded WagOn-HOrses, Mules or Oxen as
Each loaded Four Horse Wagon.-a---.~-.--"- p
RESOLVED. That the above rates are hereby es-
tablished as the rates of ierriage at the Brownville
Ferry, and the same IS hereby enJolned on the own
ersO OF the franchise, until further ordered"
Mr.. Furnas offered the following:
RESOLVED, Thatthe Mayorb be authorized to pre-
above resolution. the same to be signedb by himseIfas
Mayor, and by the Clerk of this Council and the
tOfore agreed upon" Carried.
ADJOURNED 70 meet MONDAY evening, september
14th, 1868. GOE. W. F~AIRBROTHER.
September 18th, 1865.
P~resent-MayOr Fairbrother: COuncilmen Stew
art, Carson and MCGEE; Clerk, ]. c. McNaughton
Marshal, w. A. Pollock.
On motion, s. collected from concert was ordered
to be paid into the Road Fund.
On motion, the bill OF w a. Pollock, $3.50, was al
lowed, and an order ordered to be drawn on Road
Fund for the amount.
The committee on Streets and Alleys submitted
the following report:
The committee on Streets and Alleys present the
following report in relation to work done by J. w.
Blackburn on Fourth, Fifth and Water streets:
His contract calls for 400 yards to be removed. We
lind by City Engineers measurement that 37971s
yards have been taken out, leaving a balance on con-
tract of 32ls yards.
The amount taken out -.-..---.----s14 5
Bonds have been issued to the amt off,. 1854 O3
Leaving amt due Mr.. Biackburn-..... $50 OF
We recommend that Mr.. Blackburn be released
rom hIs contract, and an order drawn on the Bond
Fund for balance due.
R.W. FURNAs, Com
j. McGEE. OOm'
The report was adopted, and order was directed to
be drawn on the Bond Fund for $3.50 OF, in accordance
with the committees recommendation.
Moved, that bill Of Cullen and Pollock, for work on
streets; be allowed, and orders drawn on Bond Fund.
Carried.
Adjourded. &c. McNAUGHTON, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Remember the Grand Ball at McPher-
sons Hall tomorrow night. Berkley's full
Orchestra Band viii play for the occasion.
The Hail being now thoroughly finished this
will be its Grand Dedication. All a~reinvited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Don't Spend You Money in foolish
jim-cracks and gewgaws that viii wear out
in a short time but go to McFall & Co.'S and
get something useful and lasting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

W.. w. Hackney is always prepared to
give his customers the benefit of his cash
purchases, In his truly well selected and COM
prehensive assortment of choice Dry Goods,
Notions and Groceries,. Go and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Hauk = HOltzinger, we learn, have dis
solted partnership, Mr. Hauk retiring. Mr.
H6hzihgeF isstm at the old stand ready 20
Scoommoaate his numerous customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

McCrcery a NiekeII-Our enterprising
City Druggists-haYe the finest assortment OF
Gold Pens ever brOughtto BrownviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

II You want California Wine, Cham
paign, etc, for the Holidays call at W. H.
VaIIeau's Wholesale Liquor House, Holidays
old stand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Friday next being Christmas day, there
viii be morning service at the Episcopal
Church, and the administration OF the Holy
Communion. Seats free.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

McFRn says the next Call he'll make
TO all who dontcau and pay All theyOwe him
will be through a. Justice. ThatIl raise a
squan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

Do you want to make your sweet heart,
your wife, your daughter, or friends nice HoI-
iday Present.? Joseph Shut has a splendid
assortment of good Jewelry of all kinds
Clocks, Watches, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

For n Nice Holiday Present you viii
find at McFall & Co.'S as fine Mirrors as are in
the west; Hobby Horses, Bob Sleds, Gigs,
Carts, Rocking Chairs, Picture Frames, and
everything you may desire, tomakea lasting
and beautiful present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

a Happy Christmas 70 all, and If you wish
70 enjoy a Happy and Prosperous New YeardOy your
trading at A Nays Regulator, No. 2. Main street.
who has undoubtedly the largest and best selection
Of Dry Goods and Clothing in the west.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-24

- LUe "a
IT'S cold and kesn the winter wind
Blows through yozE clothes so thin,
With sleety blast and breath unkind
Cuts to thevery skia.
Asafe retreat
Is down the street,
At number twenty-seven;
You can get a heap
OF goods so cheap
You'll think that they are given.
The best Of suits,
Without dispute,
Cheap as in '54,
no men there are
win treat you so fair
sthe Regulator.