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Family Grocery.
Ijams q Hutchins,
"a Y & man STREETS. BALTIMORE,

Uams q Hutchins,
"a & HIGH STREETS. BALT7MORE,
Inform their old friends and customers. and
the public generally, that they keep on hand
WINES AND LIQUORS. IN wood and glass, lsr
medicinal aud other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS; the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial, Gunpowdor. Young Hyson
aud Black Teas Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee;
Loaf. Crushed, Pulvcrised, Clarified AMI Brown
Sugar BFoma. Cocoa. Chocolate. Farino. Rice
Flour. Sago. Yeast Powders, Sardines. Sauces.
Pickles. Extracts, Salad Oil. Pure spices. FIG,
Raisins. Almonds, Crackers, Cheese. dnr aud
coarse Salt, Table and Dairy do. Syrup-. New
Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, Kerosene,
Lubricating aud Lard oil. Tobacco. Dupsnt's
all Of which we will scllat the most reasonabic
prices.
ALSO, they now have connected with their
Grocery Store. adjoining IL ON High Street. a
store for the sale Of
GCANOS, PHOSPIATEs OF ALL KINDS,
PoUDRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER,
CEMENT. &C.
ze-GRAlN aud FEED Of all kinds. Baled
Hay aud Straw. Field Seeds. and Country Pro.
dure ol all kinda.
yptr The highest Cash Price a, all times paid
for Oais. C"rn. Potatoes. Eggs. and all other
Country Produce.
20; With a determination % keep the best at
goods aud sell ON reasonable terms. th.y ho,s
g. merit "a continued evidence oi pablo favor.
ALFRED IJAMs.
J. ALFRED IIUTCHlNs.
June :. IsG..--iy.
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baltimore Advertisements.
PURIFY your BLOOD
LONDON
BIO Oh PAN A01A!
TAs Great Aifsrstiss 4 aloe1 Tsrifsr.

TAs Great Aii0aiiss 4 atesd Fsrifsr.
Us the oslpsFf,es vegetables compound oG al.
III tsFatives. tsnics, dIuFs,lcs sad dlaphorslles,
making u the mosl elective, iavigoFsting. Fsn.
evatihg anr blood cleansing ssrdlsi knoun 10
the world. For The cura q aSTotula % Kings
Evil, cutaneous Diseases, eIsssipelas, nsiIs,
................... PiHlrles Asss Dlolchss on the
; Fees. sore T. sa, 6cald Head,
: London letter Aa.Ftlons, Old aud
Shutdown UIcefs. Rhsuanatir
% O. a d %; Disorders. yellow Jaandies.
Salt Rhsass. white Swell.
panaeea. iugs, Nerce sial ID diseased,
0sneFAi PeAlIity, PslpaiA.
''''''''' '''''''''''' ton and -2tisTing 81 the
Heart, Consumption. Asihsna, syPhIlls aud
der aud kidneys. raina ~ The Back. Dropsy
&C. To the broken dsun fsmais u gives liza
and energy, By restoring the tAWeTs VI nature
when health again sueresds u. feeble form aud
Pallid check 81 the sufferer.
Nothing esn b. more snFPTis'ss than u. In
MIGRATING effects 90 the hnmsN frame. Per.
sons all weakness aud iassitsids. by using the
PsSArgA. at "nee becoiae Fobus snd fall 81 en-.
ergy under IL innuenee.
Ladies who have .aleram pie. sions aud dark
about the syss- hieirhes sud psaPlea on the
face. rough skin 90 frrckles. ant are " out II
spirits. shaald uss . bottis % & q ef LsSBsN
BLoun PasasHA. II wiii rieanss your bls--l.
remove the frerklss aud blotehe'. and give you
animation. sparkling eyes. aAH spirits aud
beautiful rssa lsieNion. Try a.
Efs- Price 81 90 Fer hsiiir.-pg
The genuine have L,shos BlssB P,SacEA.
\. 4. Foo "a. BaLrtueA-. Ne. bissn IN the bat
tie. aud NY signature On the Wrapper.
q. a. F0UTZ,
Manufacturer 4 Pr-Prisszr. Bslta.. Nd.
wM. :. sIIEALEY. AsEss.
Jan. %. iNss.-iy. TewssntswB. Nd.
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II A q E'S
Felt. Cement and Gravel noosSng,
rs THE BEST IN USE, aud has beer well
il known for hfteen years.
We guarantee ala new work for five years.
II IL better than Tin, aud costs half a. murh
ae-Old Roofs repaired al short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOF t.tG
MATEkIALs In Maryland, all OF which We
keep constantly on hand for sale.
GA-Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted W. IA
our Patent Psrnfine varnish.
PAGE, BROS. A CO.,
III Smiths Wharf.
March :, tses.---5m.
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nKsT CAST STEEL AXIS. wARRA NrKD,
NDkausa,1e Cutters aud HtnfIsrr, By
RniT ". TliOMPsCN,
MaFrh 10 1t Tawso-, avn
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Of we'll seasoned aud we'll finished WORK. cnn
sisting of
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES.
WINDOWS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
BLINDS AND PANEL SHUTTERS,
SLATE \ WOODEN MsHTELs.
Newell POSTS. nAI.usTERs.
iIoTBED SASH. SASH WEIGHTS A CoRp.
Sc. dc. IN short. complete usscrtment"i
building Materials generally. which
we offer 10 the building pubiir
AT MODERATE PRICES
lOR CdSH
Eo~ Particular attention paid b. orders from
the country by Iail, and work securely pack
ed for shipment.
LEWIS B. TEBBETTS & Co,
No Tor North Howard ST.. baltimore. Nj.
March ~, iS6s.--ly.
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING WATERFALLS! !

ElNllE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. c9p
Il rENTERs, CONTRACTORS aud al oh
ers interested IN the purchase oi
BUlLDiNG NJ TkRiALN!
|. invited IT, our NEW AND LARGE srOC.
Of well. seasoned aud we'll finished WORK. ran
sisiing of
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TN PROBATE - MANITOWOC COUNTY

TN PROBATE - MANITOWOC COUNTY
j. Court In the matter of the guardian ship
of the minor heirs of Willis; m Stark, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Adolph
Wittmann, guardian of said minors, represent
ing, among other things, that the said wards
are seized of certain real estate in the county
of Nanitowoc, and that it is necessary that all
of the same should be sold, and praying for IL
cense to sell the same and it appearing to the
cour, from said petition, that it is for the IN
terest of the said minors to sell said real es-
tate, it is ordered and directed that the next
of kin to said wards, and all persons interest
ed In said estate, appear before me on Mo day,
the 10Th day Of June, A. D. 1868, at ten O. clock
a M, at the probate Office in said county, then
and there to show cause, if any there be- why
license should not be granted for the sale. Of
said real estate, according to the prayer Of said
petition And it is further ordered that COPY
OF this order shall be published, for four quo
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
printed at Manitowoc in the said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10TH day Of May,
A. d. 1868. GEO w. BARKER.
44to County Judge
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In PROBATE-MANITOwOC COUNTY
Court. In the matter of the estate of Hen
ry Pfer, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Alouis
PIER, Of said county, representing, among
other things, that Henry Pffer, late of said
county. on the ninth day of April, A D. 1868,
on Lake Michigan, died iutestate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this state and
that the said petitioner is the brother Of said
deceased, and praying that administration Of
said estate be to Bernard Ebberts granted. it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Monday, the 29th
day Of june, A. D 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
at my office in said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given to the eirs Of said
deceased and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing copy Of this order for tsree success
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in The
Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub.
lished at Manitowoc in said county
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge
Manitowoc, June 5th, 1865
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WHEREAS, it has been represented 10 me
w that one John Hogan did, on or shout
the 2lst day Of May, A. D. 1863, 1t the eounty
Of Manitowoc, in the State Of Wiseoasin, Nj,
fully and with malice aforethought, kill .nd
murder one Martin Hogan, and that said J Ohm
Hogan is still at large, and the ends Of justice
require that reward should b offered for his
apprehension.
Now, therefore, l, Luoius Fairchild, Cover.
nor Of the State Of Wisconsin, by virtue Of the
authority vested in me By law, do hereby oAer
reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. 70
be paid upon the due conviction Of said John
Hogan Of the crime Aforesaid, to the person or
persons who shall apprehend him and deliver
him safely to the sheriff Of Manitowec county.
at the county seat thereof
In testimony whereof have hereunto Get
my hand, and caused the Great
trEAL.J Ssal Of the State to b afixsd. this
funrth day Of June A. D. l0e0.
LUCIUS FAIRCHIID.
BY the Governor:
THos s. ADLHN, Secretary Of State. ana
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SALE. PROBATE
"Costay's"

GUARDIAN SALE. In PROBATE,
VI Manitowoc County Court. In the matter
OF the estate Of Johan Klug, deceased. No
tice is hereby givon that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an order Of license made in said
matter. on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1868,
BY the County Court Of said county, the under
signed adm nis.rator of the estate Of Johan
Klug, deceased, will, on Monda', the 9th day
Of July, A. D: 1858, at 10 O'Clock in the fore-
noon Of said day, at the Office of the County
Judge in the village Of Manitowoc, in said
county, otter for sale At public vendue the fol-
lowing described lands, to wit The nss4h-
east quarter Of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton number two (2) Of township num-er
eighteen lanorth Of range number twenty
three (23) east, in said county Of Manitowoc.
The terms Of sale will be made known at the
time and place Of sale.
VIM. H. HORN, AdministraAor.
Da'el At Manitovoe, the l5tn day Of June,
A. D. 1868. iat3
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TN PROBATE MANITowoC COUNTY

: Il Il
Court. In the matter Of the estate Of
Franz K Stauss, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition of John Schuette, of Mantle
voc, representing, among other things, that
Franz 4. Stauss, late Of Manitowoc. on the
3oth day Of May, A. d. 1868. at Manitovoc.
aied interstate. leaving goods sbattels and es.
!ate within this State, and that said petitioner
- son-ln-law of said deceased, and praying
s en- administration Of said estate be to John
oo i: granted, it is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judoe NJ this
court, on Monday, the 29th day Of June, A.
y. 1868, at 10 o'clock a. m !, at nv Office in
sald county Ordered further, that notice
thereof be given to the heirs Of said deceased
ana to an persons interested, by publishing a
copy Of this order for three successive weeks.
prior to the said day Of hearing, in the Mani
towoc Pilot, aweekly newspaper. publishcd at
Manitowoc in said county. g = ~
= Dated at Manitowoc, the 9th day Of June. "A
D 1868. ara "
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Notice to Teachers.
OFFICE OF Co. SURF or ScHoo

OffAcA of 20. SUIT or SCHOOLS
MAS1Towoc. June 8. 1888
VIE annual meeting Of the Wisconsin, st...
Teachers Association will be held II Nj,
waukse from the 22d to the 25th ~ Inln
Teachers in Manitowoc County who intend =,
tending are requested to notify the 'g nnds a..
signed previous to the 7th Of july LADY
.eacl ers wlil be entertained free Of erpenss
b. COUNT JERE; CROWLEY,
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock.
IN holders Of the Manitowoc, Two Rivers
and Mishicott Plank Road Company, for the
purpose Of electing > Board Of Directors Of
said company for The ensuing year, and fos
the transaction Of such ether business % nay
come before them, viii b held on Saturday,
the 2esh day Of JuAer A. D. 1850, q Ten
o'clock .. m. Of seid day, 1t ~ s0cs u CAas.
II. Walker, in tbs village 4 nanifswos.
&C. BARNES, President.
P. JoHssTos, Secretary, <tt5
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eRusAurRS, TRIUMPH

Onnsisting Of Mounted
riE hts, clad in
AurD ISL 81 steel armour ,
with their banners, pen.
pons, and insignia and ac-
oompsnied by their ladies'
IN costumes OF Medieval
Ages, all preceding the
erowning feature OF tho
Process ion.
This enterprise possesses
tdc requisite resources for
producing. at one per-
fDrmaac., in the same Cir
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Wanted!

by the undersigned, good servant girl, ia
- do Homework in my family. To one Who
Is competent will give good wages and good
home. FRANK BOIYTvN
Two Rivers, June 4, 1868.
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OTfIca or THI CLERK or The COUNTY
BOARD or HuPEHvIsORs,

=. ,
MAxrowoc, 1853
as.4.d are hereby notified h: the following
aPd hsra for u: 1865 for Which ~
land
be
dprovidd
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/" Discharge the Coroner. /.

Under this head the Chicago 1'1base Of
yesterday publishes the following racy lead
er on Butler:
1.-The coroner's jury, of which Mr.. Butt
Ter, of Massachusetts, is foreman, ought to
be discharged at once. It has sat long
enough on the dead body Of impeachment.
Its investigations are practically as worth
less as the old inquiry concerning the homi-
cides OF Cock Robin. Let verdict in
some form-eveu if it signify, as it is likely
to signify, nothing more than the verdict of
most Coroner's juries-be rendered, and
let the members of the committee 80 about
their private business, If they cannot at
tend to the public business. Now that the
" oolley horse has been shorn and let loosei
the shesrers, before whom he was for so
long time dumb, have no pretext for con-
tinuing their labors.
There was no propriety in the originaf
vote authorizing the managers to prosecute
this investigation; and it would not have
been authorized had not Butler been man.
ager IN more senses than one. Suppose g
prosecuting attorney should empower HIM
self TO institute an inquiry into the motives
lmpellng certain OF the judges, before
whom. he had just tried & case, to decide
that the man whom he had strainel every
nerve to convict, was not proven guilty urss-'
der the law and the evidence. Suppose
he should announce that he had entered
upon this labor of hate, because be cod;ss
not conceive Of the possibility that an hon
est man could disagree With himself con-
corning the suffcieLcy of the proof; and
that he should cast imputations upon char.
acters Standing at least equally high with his
own, Of the justice of which imputations he
did not possess a particle of ROOF. Sup
pose that the counsel for the acouittal; the
friends OF the judges, whose purity was as.
sailed, the friends of Justice and fair NAV.
should demand that, if there were to be an
investigation it should be thorough one,
should extend to the judges, who pro-
nounced the accused guilty, as we'll as to
those who pronounced him not guilty, and
that, to insure that course, representatives
of both sides should be present during the
investigation. Suppose that this seemingly
reasonable request should be refused, aud
that the prosecuting attorney should be
permitted, by those who had elected him
to that position, to pursue his inquiries in
the dark, unrestraiped, unmatched, armed
with ful powers to send for persons and pas
pers, to rifle telegraph offices, to incarcer-
ate contumaclous witnesses, to omit whats
ever did not sustain his foregone conc'u-
sions, TO introduce whatever was calculated
to lnJure an enemy or to hel friend, to
take testimony upon any sui jet he chose.
under the pretence that ii was cola tera'y
connected with the matter he was upon,
and to suppress or garble that testimony at
his VIII. Would such proceeding be
countenanced IN any community gov erne
by laws and having conscience OF grain
of self respect r" ST
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BUSINESS IN MINIATURES. The re-
ceipts of wheat diminish weekly, those for
the past week being 1920 bushels,
against 2OS, I'll bushels the previous week,
and ll6, 220 bushels for the corresponding
week of last year. -.ai -
The highest prices paid for No. wheat
in store were S2.06 II on Monday and
Wednesday, and the lowest was ST. "a l>2
at the close of the market Yesterday The
month Of June is usually dull time for
wholesale trade, and the present is no ex-
ception to the general rlle. Yates re-
main without important changes, although
the te adcncy of most commodities is downs
ward: For present rates our quotations
may be referred to as they have been care
fully revised and CORE tied. -LiuaM 3,
Ne,cs. 81
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AhUua pnoI
RROC K 3 sIONS

h this grand cava.cade
Ard moving picture will
sspear the Bond Chariot,
y or'gtsal design and re.
Pnl~bdsht dec oratinr.
called,
TIE 3Hhoa-..-
And Clvak.,-.v. -n,rtled.
rYY0<
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Iass, IN poic: OF tquos-
trian superiority, ort-
ranking all cotoIupUrary
exhibitions, and iinpart-
ting n the Arena a degree
Of Interest never before
created
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sg~ Oregon Dsmec attic by 10000 maj.
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kerer before IL tbc his.
ny of amusemenis I'm
America has any enter.
rrixc, ola s!mil Z eharac.
s>r, been fhancuratetl en-
so~ast and grand a scale
~ tho present contrary
Dor Las there ever before
hren off red for pnni,c ap-
probation and ratronn: o
"a exhibition Witch com.
hires such pnmercus ard
vLitd ATTRACTIONS.
b-snre sncaking Of these
n detail, tho Management
DO ,yn 10 direct public at.
rnt!on +, . feature a.,
n7vel IN conception as il
" grand " execution wo
refer 10 our great
dratuiseus Exhi'd ion,
Which charactcriz,s N.
entree Of our establish
meot in every place. A
Brilliant Street Pageant
which for extent richness,
~neanc~, dazzling effect.
xergeous display and
thrilling interest, has nev.
o. been equaied since the
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eRARtEs Fish,

Bare Back Horscman,
Nhe few great bare back
r.aess either bore or in
Europa. ks Hdnds al the
Asud, and ia justly entitled
N the title he has won by
bis Industry aud rare Ca
rabilities-that OF Chem
srscu of fkS Iy,rT,f
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5sf The BEST RIDERS
III the WDoIDI

~ fbe " bNk ~
Iass, In poic. OF tqucs
trian superiority, OH
ranking all cotrfuporar,
exhibitions, and nnpart
ting tn the Arena 4 degre,
Of Interest never bcforr
created
MAD'lls PAULINE.
Leading Equestrrnne o,
Tayoy,s.
CHARLES Fish,
Bare Back Horscnan
Hthe few great bare back
rsdegS either bore or il
Europa. ks adnds al Mt
Nod, and ia justly entitled
N the title he has won by
biz Industry aud rare ca
rabilitiee-that OF Chem.
PscH # the World.
JAMES KADIeAN,
Who has nllcd for several
consecutive seasons, tho
position Of loading lqucs.
TRAN Ia the Metropolitan
Building Of the New York
Circus.
3 such specialiics have
never before been ooncen-
tratsd 10 one eetablyh.
r,ent. The
Rival Cymnasts,
Mcesrs.
HOLLOWAY l. HANMuN
viii duly corp,te for su.
prernacy In their respect
Ire roles. The
MAoiaAM BROTHERS,
Charles and Frederick
have been srlccted FOR
their rare merits ~ Gym.
rHstA
Tho popular Jester of the
A.c.
m. DAN cAsTEtlc,
VIA has met with thu
must unbonnded succcss
kast, West, North anc
South, who will Introduce
his troupe Of Educstct
Hers, posies and rnules
c,as.stiDg or tho far
y7me.i hassian Hors,
q \ a u. Tho tomit
Trick Horse b ADGER
STATE. Highly Edu
elssi Mules TimOTH Y
AT 4 u r L NJ u 4
WARD. Together Will
his hyautifil : odpe o
0 HYrLAND PONIES
Prof. w IL IL s
g u y u and bis tranrt
O. ]: ID y e. a r l. u
ID bSS. GOATS anc
M,DN X r. y 5.
~ co:;juuc;son viii
ct s--s, the nes %
HA'itc JOSb.PIiIsE
IA. ttlant,i sad beaptfu
h!y iastric f,nc 0l1s
". AJLl.O w Az. th,
o l.sh Il ri!er aud accom-
gym nsxt n Il.
. y. fla DDEA, tbs
y ,o.s's Clswn, the rua
. 1I.f liioa OF hnniSS, and
s,s g.ntlsr AMY juk =
rSA.S.. Magkr III III,
fra.. Prof. ROBF,
k 0LINGif All, th {
s.o1i.at AMI accomplished
i-sct lar.
ras Proc ces.on will leave
Lhs IA yifsxrs at 10 O'Clock
,-e,s lei by the Band
-hi lot, eoa tain lng HEf..
NAN LUnMIrK's O1xr
$40 C1s It Band
Dc,-s opT - : and l
c'ciocx : performance
som nseses half an hour
Atcg.
NJ Will also ex
SHEBOYGAN, Nor
MISHICoTT, wedn
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
orantitfe,.

Clearing..............-.... 57.O2 acres
Grubbing, close chcpring. -, $50 square chains.
Embaakment .-......... ,.S42, i51 cubic yards. q
Excavation ....-.,.--l72,0 600 do
do hard pan, as.m'd. f92,343 do
do IN foundations... l,035 do
Masonry in bridge abutmants,
second ass...... - 1895 do
Piles 3S.4S5 lineal feet.
Timber in structures 49,. 6G3, 769 feet b. In.
Iron ""...... 81 1861 lbs.
Howe truss. five spans, three Of $50 feet, one Of
lilo feet, and one of l2O feet.
Seventh Dicision- (Nodaway river to Scott City,
on Missouri river, opposite Brownville, Nebraska.
Length of Division, 3l.44 miles total distance,
27q.2O.) Leaving Nodaway ~rivef,the line ascends
Hedrick branch, crossing the summit at the east
county line Of AtchisOn; then descends to the
east fork Of Little Tarkeo river, by one Of its trib-
utaries. A very fair route is found to the west
fork Of Little Tarkeo, with a moderate ascending
grade westward, to cross the summit and descend to
Big Tarkeo river. Ascending Cow bra nch its west
the line crosses the summit lathe
head waters Of the VOegler branch, descending to
Rock creek, about q mile south Of Rockport, county
seat Of Atchison county. Turning south, the line
follows the creek about one and a half miles, to
turn the Missouri bluffs, and a tangent of seven
miles can be had across the wide bottom lands
(crosging the Nishnebotene river, below Union
City)t to Scott City.
- Summary Of Grades. y Ascending.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
FLoRENCE
First Glass Machines
Accomplished a greater amount
Of work, and in a more salts
factory manner, than any
other Sewing Machine
ever invented.

At the Fair of the MaOyland Institute, which
closed a four weeks session at Baltimore on the
27th Of November, the superiority OF the LOR
ENCE was again confirmed by the committee on
Sewing Machines, who unanimously awardedit the
GOLD MEDAL, the highest prize the Institute
cOnfers.
On the 18th of September the great Fair and
Exhibition OF the American Institute was opened
in New York. As usual, the display Of Sewing
Machines vas large, and the competition strODgi;
but after a six weeks trial, tbs friends Of the
FLORENCE had the satisfaction Of seeing their
f~aYOrite again triumphant and for the second time
bearing of the highest hOnors of the American
Institute.
Below We give an extract from the Report Of the
committee on Sewing Machine, read at the close Of
the Fair:
"The whole number of Sewing Machines on ex-
hibition is thieteen Of rhese, twelve are entered
for competitor. The Orticle bearing the No. $50
(FL0REECE SEWING MACHIEE) is decided
to be the BEST'on exhibition. IL nust also be
stated, incidentally, that THIS 70 better than any Of
is class kHogn to the judges.
'Its merits are