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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-28

DEGREE observation-disclosures Temple,
No. Z, l. o. of G. T., was organized and
instituted in Montpelier, on Saturday
evening, Nov. 81, by Elisha Brown, ID.
The following are the officers for the
present quarter:
w. +. Waterman ID. r., Miss Lucy
Bradshaw, V. r.; l. NJ Wright, Sec'y.;
Mrs. X. f. ID. Morse, a. $ Miss Flora
Jackson, T.; II. j. Wright +. -; q. l..
Lane, NJ. Miss Mary Flanders, ID. NJ;
Mrs. Lizzie Hathaway, 1. G.; w. F.
Scott, s.; Rev. Elisha Brown, Chaplain;
Miss Marty Demeiit, II. II. S.; Miss
Ellen Eargent, l.. H. S.
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lsLELA NOTE. W., Jan. ), 1868.

DR.. Grdey, Dear Sir;
My wife, for the past twelve years, has suffer
ed beyond all account with Neuralgia. and also
with general prostration of the nervous system.
We have, during that time, consulted some of
our most skiful physicians, and met with 70
particular success. | was very anxious to try
brought her TO Plattsburgh to see you in the
month of September, 1867. | am most happy
to inform you that she has been improving ever
since, and at the present time she is 40 much
better that We both join in sendirg our thanks
for the great benefit she has received by your
treatment. Yours respectfully,
PETER FLEURY.
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When does a hen like beer? When
she has a little brood.
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5000 Per Month, Sure,

4 ND no money required in advance. Agents
N wanted everywhere male ana female to
7eh our Patent. Everlasting White Wire Clot hes
Line. every household should have this az
ticle. IN. y. TRIBUNE. Address
AMERICAN WIRE CO.,
Is William Street, NY, or l6 Dearborn Street
Chicago, Ill. 239-S
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CROCKERY !!
CROCKER x!

| have just received large lot of first and
second quality of Stone and China Ware, com
prisng two New and Elegant Patterns called
Gen. Grant" Patterns. Also large stock OF
Cutlery, Glass and Stone Ware, which offer for
sale cheap. Please call and see before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
AT the old FaiTar Block, one door north OF
George II. Farrar's
p. G. SKINNER
st. AlnanS. Oct 24th. 1Ni6. 1861
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MALONE, Jan. l3, 1868.

MALONE, jan l3, 1868,
DR.. Grdley, Dear Sir
| feel ii a duty to return you my sincere graft
tude for the restoration OF my wifcs health In
July last, she called to see You in relation to
her situation, she having been sick for lon
time, with lung and liver difficulties in connec-
ton with Catarrh and Female Debility. She was
treated by you, and am happy to state that she
has improved beyond all expectations, and we
consider her entirely cured. Wishing yon much
success and prosperity,
remain yours truly,
IRA HUMPHREY.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
Budget of SciSsOrings.

wBAr Din PArI SAr'--Many years
go there lived in Virgins a Baptist
preacher, named b. Though uneducsted,
he was sound thinker and eloquent
speaker, and no minister had a more dc
voted fiock. IL was the custom, during
the inclement season. to hold meetings
at the residences of the members, and
once orltwice during tlie winter at the
house ofthe preacher. For many years
itsHas observed that B--neycr preach
ed nor conducted the meetings when held
at his house, but secured the services or
some neighboring minister lie was of
eten pressed for an explanation without
success but finally, in response to the
opportunities of some Of his flock, gave
the following rsaiI
when i was much younger than now
in fact, soon after the commencement
Of my ministrations-I held meeting at
my own house II being customary for
many of the congregation to remain for
4 dinner, Mrs. b.. sent our negro boy, Tim,
10 neighbor Paurs for some butter Tim
returned and located himself, standing on
one foot at time, in the outskirts of the
congregation. Being we'll warmed up in
my sermon, thinking neither of Tim or
his errand, but only OF the most success
ful mode Of pressing among my hearers
one OF my strongest arguments, | de
manded with all the energy in my power
g. But what did Paul say?' ..t-
Tim, at the top of his little, squeak.
ing voice, exclaimed, as Tim only could
have done:
90 He hed you copldRt git ony more
butter M you pad. Tor rhat yov'd got"
This brought down the house and
cut short one of the finest efforts of my
early ministry; and since then have
kept my preaching disconnected with my
domestic affairs."
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
f. p.asl O..

I'll the last trump is played"
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
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National Bank, Lawrence. Kansas,
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We beg leave to iRform the public that we arc
engaged in the Commission Busin.s. in this city
and viii be happy to attend To any business en-,
trusted to our care. We are prepared TO receive no
consignment, Cotton, Wool. Flour, Beet, Pork
Hides, Fhrs, Peitries, or any kinds of Produce or
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on the
same. 1884,. ...
Business faithfully attended t, and remittance
promptly made. ...--. ....-.
We are also prepared to purchase Dry Goods
Groceries, and all kinds of Merchan lise, at the
lowest market pr,ecs. and toinsHring aad shipping
the same by the most reliable companies.
We respectfully solicit your custom
PERRY FULLER / co.
Nov. 81, 66.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

-" Am you familiar wild de Tslmud?"
asked . literary -Arican Of sable brother !;
to which the latter responded: De tai
audF Yes, sab, TO de tallcst kind of mud.
I'm" native in New York and to de mud
and manner born
nT0NN --F~fs~s s~.--.-e AZ e. ~r a
M----" What is that ~ said Sunday
school teacher, pointing out the letter O.
dunno" replied the urchin
What do you-ssy when you stump
your toe p replied the lady.
Damn IL" was the wicked little boy S
answer.s" W" 'A''"" . N""' '-'-" s~~'-~
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

Naey1 Va 4 az ~'Tv furr- gAF
h,.. -tr-IoNaorrow may never come to Us.
ms do.notiive in o-anorrow. - We cam OF
SHud n in'onr lt'tlc.dcsas. " The man who
owns wheie blocks Of real estate, and great
ships ontAs sea, docs not own a single
minute Of Tomorrow x II Il amystcrion.
possibility, not yet born. 1t lies sna,cr the
'cst OF glistening considerations Chopin.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

"A celebrated divine, who was re.
markablein the first period OF his ministry
for a boisierous mode Of preaching, sud.
denly changed his whole manner in tho
pulpit. and adopted mild and dispassion
ate mode Of delivery, One of his brethren,
observing it, inquired Of him what had in.
dnced him TO make the change. lie an
swcrcd. -" When ! was young, / thought it
was MWders thar Killed people, but vixen I
~Brewwissr, discovered that it was itght.
"i"g, so determined in future, to thunder
less, and tighten more. ETlu~wT .
-.--;===--Seyen- gamblers were about to be
hung. when one Of them remarked sorrow.
fully: $50 GO ss q CIT
&.,,y.s,, o r.sssEs6N
---..s.Well. jim, we've had our last game. "
NO. replied Jim, " one more, and it
will bea game ofseven up!' IT, ~ .
Well" remarked the other, there's s
one consolation that game will hold on
I'll the last trump is played"
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

- little Swedish girl was walking
with her father. one night under the starry
'sy, inteutiy- -meditating upon the glories
OF heaven. ~ last. looking up to the sky
she said: Father, have been thinking
II the wrong side o. heaven isso beautiful,
what will the right side be-
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
Somebody has given pttcrsnc,

-----Somebcdy has given uttcrance to
the following scrap OF philosophy, which,
!, It be not good, is at least cool: :. The
poor mans purse may be empty, but he has
asmuch goldin the sunset and silver in the
moon as anybody.',,e-..--.--.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
-----><>~~---------------. - -.
Pretty Girl Ia Charles {,

~ s---- Pretty girl to Charles = Charley
how Tar is it around the worldf Isn't i,
twenty.four thousan-"' ~ '.--l-4'
Charles, (who adores the pretty girl
md puts both arms around her That
all mistake, my love; it is only about
twenty -four inches" She was sllthe world
to hlnl. Dear Charley
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

MopEsrr.-A gentleman met beautiful
little darkeyed girl on her way to school.
Her happy face attracted him SO much that
he wished TO chat with her
Good morning sissy" he said, "where
are you going p g'' lt.a4 hsfh F.
. ITO school. sir."
Ah " and do you love to 60 to school.'
&c. yes sir" was the eager reply.
Z" And do you love your book 2"
"Yessir" N- . ..t.a -@E "A
That's right, now, Me you good
scholar - -
She colored modestly. 80, that isn't
the word for me to say !p ~ tsf
Was not that beautiful Illustration of
the text. /" Let another man praise thee.
'and not thine own lips p She was a good
scholar and good daughter but her pre,.
-ty blssh and naive answer was better pro of
OF it than any amount Ofb0asting words
was it not ?" r re- .. =
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03
- - ~N> .

II writer, dwelling upon the i'm.
portanco Of small things, says THAT he al
ways takes office even of straw, especial.
lyifthsre happens to be sherry ceboler
al one end OF it.1rtsEa#sar - ~
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-03

Mrs. Beecher Stowe is going to es.
tablish school at Aiken, Ga for the ben
eft OF the inulatto children that have been
born in the South since its invasion by
Yankee school marms. -....-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
DR.. whittier

Hss been longer engaged in the treatment cf
Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than any
other Physician In st Louis
syphilis IN all its forms, GOnOrrhea, elect,
STIR ture, Orchius, Diabetes, and all affections OF
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, are tteated with
the greatest success.
SpermatbOtIheS, Sexual Debility and Impntency,
9 the result Of seit-aDuse in youth, or sexual *
,esses IN maturer years which produce some Of
the following elect, as blOIches, debility. dizzi-
ness, dimness OF sight confusion OF ideas, evil
forebodings, aversion T. society Of females, loss of
memrry and sexual power,a and rendering marriage
imprOper-can be cured
Persons suffering from Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Chrome Ola rhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Rup-
lure or any other chronic affection, may rely upon
receiving a radical cure.
Particular attention given TO ali Female Conn
paints; Inflammation and liberation Of the
Womb. LeucOrrhea, ChlOrisi. Stsrility, &C. Most
cases can be properly treated withOuta an interview,
and medicines sent BY mail or express, secured free
from observation. Consultation by letter or at flee
FREE. Charges moderate and cures guaranteed
"Onice, with hospital accommodations for IA
lien 5. No. SIT st Charles street, between Sixth
anu Seventh, St, Lu4is,aMQ.
Everybody can get, in q sealed envelope, my
theory aud { estment OF Sexual and Urinary Dis
eases, containing full symptom lists, for Two pos
tage stamps; also, my paper relating to CHRONIC
and Female Complaints, for a three cent stamp.
Billy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

AVaGgi cobbler ojsee, ia Rome,
PQt dorth a proclamation
That bed be willing to disclose,
For dRe cODsideEation,
a Sec Ei1h the Co5bling world
Cuu,l l. afford 10 hose
The 'gas 20 ,,aEe, ia n short dag.
A hundred pair Of shoes,
FFoiH every quarter 10 the sight
There ~ = thousand feuOVys-
Tannols. cobblsrs. boot men, shoe men,
jolly leather sellers
AZ rcdOlcHIN Oh beor and smoke,
AuJ cobllcr's wax ms tides;
Each fcIloN pays AA thirty pence
And calls it cheap besides,
silence! the eObbier enters,
nd casts around his eyes;
Then urls ais lip, ~therogue, then frowns
Acd theit looks w"ndrOus wise,
''My frieHds," ne says, "'tis simple quite
The plan thar propose,
And every one Of You. think,
Might Learn it If you chose,
"A good, sharp kni-e IS all you need,
Ia carrying oul my plan;
So easyds IL none can fail,
qrLSthim becldld-Or nan; r
omnke a hundred pair of shoes,
JusI 20 back t~OyourshOps,
And take a hundred pair Of boots
And cal or all hetqpsr'
Butt S vet not half 50 good
As The plan Of Robert Teare.
Who neve yet did play a joke
On neig3bor fF or near
Hellsen yop Boots or Shoes so good,
AT prices SO low and fair,
You'll soop tell al your neighbors,
Who VIII bug . hnndred pair,
OF Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods there
Is q tremendous stock,
Cheap for cash, ties
In MePhers0nss Block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

kilograms received from New York on the
: hreporta panic in Wall street, which threat
eaed to be as great as the panic Of 1857. stocks
had greatly deprecated, and railroad shares
and government bonds were sold by the
lousands, while trade In all directions was
reported ct a stand still. The st. Louis Dem
ocrot, however, doubts the truth of the state
men ,andEo s.
We regard the above aspure CANNON. No
panic in this country can ever approach in
scope and disaster the panic of 1857 as long as
National bank notes form the cOuntry's cur
rency. A trade panic is always possible. and
though hurtful enough, yet is moreor less
local in character. unless accompanied by a
money panic. A money panic is only possible
when the country's currency is issued by
private corporations. Tn mischief of 1851
was caused bv the bursting of those corpora
ions in every direction, involving adead loss
to every bllholder. Trade may go to smash
il New York for want of money! to prop it up
stocks may decline so per per cent. In a single
day; holders of u s bOnd having money en-
gagements to meet may be forced to buy q
corner in currency to sell at 70 per cent OF;
old firms of reputed wealth may go to smash
by dozens, in every city in the Union, and yet
the one dollar ~greenback in any mans pocket
anywhere in the world, or the one dollar Of
national bank issue either, is undfminiShed
in value. Ourwar had its c-ompensatiODS n
among them will be reckOned of the greatest,
the establishment of the national paper cur
rency. We hope and trust our people Will
never permit that policy to be changed. It is
their anchor of safety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
A Lee .re 20 Young Men.
.SnE Just ? ubIishen, IN q sealed Epvel.
- . e. Pilce SIX cents

SuG Just ? dbIishen, an a Sealed EuveI.
~ . e. Piice SIX cents
- A Lecture On Tue Nature. Treat
NE $40 R. lcal Gu Z % SpermatrrFhPa VI Soma
raj " eskuess Isy0Inn airy Emissions, sexural
ne y a"l luFellmeuts % Mari iage seueraliv /;
Ne Noa-Gmpsi""y Epit~ps, aua ale :
Mv't- M fLy Ns u.at IS b. Ttsa ub1 from SIT.
Aog 80 ; 81 SER ) ~ULYEnW Iii 30 +.
A. VI-It 1TerL ~ &C.
A4e NUt 4SEuwneJ auth T IA toss .umsf,ble
Lyc IRE 'teariy prove fun ,s MI eApg ,s.ce
tEat NJ avn cOteeQu ncts "a Se + abuse NAV a.
eHtln y removed va bout medlCine and with
Out DANGEROUS surgical OpeTat iOns, bougls. iustrD-
LIthtA rings. 81. ~cordials, pointing cut q mode ~
cure a. once ertatn aud efeetuai, Cy winch every
~6Increr, no lHtter what his cUndI ION may De- mav
cure L'Iaseif eheaply, privately, and radicaIiv
THlS LECTURk WILL PROVE A BOON TO TGOH-
SAND AMI THOUSANDS,
Sem unde, seal to any aCdf ess, In aplaiu sea ed
envelope. Oh tie receipt Of SIX cents, or two poslsee
stamps. Also,D Dr.. CuIverwelis' Marriage Guide
price 20 cents. Address The Publishers
4o-ly I27 sowery, Hev York. o . Kos
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

Pubic Library-Though much good may
he accomplished By the '8erry retotI Soei-
ETY. vet there is a1other sway Of dom rood.
by Withdrawing meEoung menrespe1 Ms
IRON the ~infuepce 81 had company. ond
consequently bad habits. during Vie ldne
winter evenings owapproaching. Wehare
ton. which has already 2 goodly collection of
books EhcH would, with q few additions.
makes public library sufficient for the wants
Of this community, Now what We would
suggest 81 that the Association adopt meas
uussI 20 establish b public hbrary-One that
our men OF al classes might enjoy
one that would tempt them from the saloons,
from the street corners. and from idlenesS to
spending their evenings and leisure hOAus in
mental and moral Improvement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

A Copy Of Dossing's History q the United
States rom ne earliest period totne present
time. has been handed 10 as COR eXalnin4+ion.
Mr.. Losing may justly elais' to hage pa Z
duced n volume excellent IN every particular.
AS a family history il Is obstructive AID al
tractNe. TIE system OF c aeordaBcC. inter
over with the foOt-notes throughout the
entire YOlumns renders the work ons q great
value for reference. We hope our readers
lwfa not lan to secure a copy Of the work.
See advertisement in anothercOlu1nR
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

rive years ago, while travelling Though Soutb
america for my health, discovered a remedy winch
VIII permanently cure airy case Of Spermatorbea or
excess IN mature years, IN from two I. 6ve wao--
II can be used without the knowledge Of any me
sent Stcureiy sealed frUm observation. and warn
&c 70 ehee. a permanent cure OF money refunded
rice 80 Ifr package sufficient T. cure the most in
Yeter4te case. Au letters Of inquiry cbeerfufIv
answered.. Address.
l2-4Aly JONI B. WILTON, ST. Louis. No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
To the Co1ored Peon1a-

1 have discovered b preparation 10 strsigbtan IN.
halr can safely guarantee ny p-epsration 70
strengthen the most kinkey hair on any nerson -
asst VIII be as straight as the hair OF an In6ian1
give entire satisfaction and to DO what IL go su-ts
IN the apove N slleases. Sent post paid wfeb mi
directions fer use to ans address On recaint oe-D-ico
0ne oottse Tor $3.50 or two for $3.50. one 5ott1e
WI answer Ir person aud keep the hair stra.e CHI
IoI ever ADDRESS 3. Y.RINER, Chemist. A8s 6iivs
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

Is used By over three hundred thousand ladies' Of
me Atlantic States alone, and By 3 large number in
tne West, who would not be without it for ten
times its cost. 1t is to this Preventive thst the
mothers Of those States owe their Immunity from
large families. 1t is absolutely certain. Convenient
TO use and withal beneficial to health. Abortion is
criminal, then use means perfectly moral and
proper. Send stamp for pamphlet containing
full particulars. Address,
DR.. A.. G. WILDER,
P o Box s092l 7l9 st. Charles street,
fs-1T-ly 81. LOUIS, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

dressed e. gentl Tprro ,'Jao. and viii
pered "a no err. il, i,c. VAS ar. far away
a drop Jr mea -ear. , pau4ed for some
Choc ng words my tlirobbins heart to COO
ald with he rosy lips she said-ISyac - yen
Juy you Clothing. Boots p shoes" J. :.
,,otzeL q. 20 NcPhCrson's 6lock? Says 4,
yes indeed I 10, fouHd ooreJoy with Sally
Ina light than I ever felt before. ISAAC.
D.S-Siuee wiring the above Sail an I
hitched or life, all 1ol t. TO- oftlat
me-, suit. Sac. ouf chiIdr u rise up 81 UI> )
C,e OH - i.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
Tasty -rhhaee olteI Hoaasa al Hm 4 G.

TIE same spirit ~ enterprise which neo
alwal 5 animated cur ~ a4 H. Lett,
is aes q finding vci1t la the % 70 Sinrean go.
IS MePherson's Block, q whicl els nov , e
proprietor. lie KS jIst rcti aed rom the
East bringing vito aim q ~ ok Of DaAs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils. - einicais. Was, etc,
unsurpassed i'm extent in this ypuntry, ami 90
be sold At hnpreeedcntedlV 1ONs pSs c.
and see hin before Duying, asy"u viii thereby
save money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

Tells how 20 make at kinds 81 Patent Medicines.
Perfumsry, Toilet Articles. Cosmetics, wines, Cor
dialss Soaps, Haiz Dyes. OILS. Depuiafcries, Po-
maoess Curling Fluids, Household Receipts. and
hundreas Of other articles III daily demand. easily
made, ana sold At large PROFITS. lit contsins all the
Latestdlscoveries, secrets, arts, sc. A most Won
oerful book. Third Edition. Fifty thousand al
ready sold. Post paid to any address for 50 cents
per copy, BY OLIN DUNANE
l%-SS-S st. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

What is neater than a smooth clean face or arm /?
Then send fol- Riuers Infaiiabie DEPT latory for
removing all superfuous hair from the body withOpf
pain or injury to the skin The most obstinate
cases cured In from ten To- fifteen days Thousands
have used 1t with success Price per package 81 81
or two for 1925 sent post paid TO any address with
fall directions for use on receipt Of price Address
F. '. RINER, Chemist 4O9 Olive g. st. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

winnie compliments Of H. g AetL. our
experienced Druggist n McPhersons bloeA'
We received last eve q bottle Of Hardy ives
tern stomach Bitters. a new thing ano .
GOOD thing. Lett may risk his Judgement ~
reeommending it, wen endorse him q Ine
pittsrv too. Hardy is q public benefactor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

ExtraordinGry.-This age is remarkable
for extremes. The development Of science
and art within the past few years Is soat ?
20 The world; the great degree Of enterprise
and commercial improvement in our country
is without n paIallel fac history, and yet, V Ia
all Of these marks OF pre-cminon,e. there Is
nothing more sratify ing and directly inUer-
esting than 70 know thai a city and vioin-
ffv are blessed with the best Clothing store 10
the West. "Best goods and at lowest prices
IS the motto of this establishment, and all
will know, without designating Il, that Of A.
Mays Regulator, 2 1lsin street Verify the
voridmoves.
siberian Squirrel and Coney Furs at nm
a Cos rI
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
- Land Agent, Brownville.

The National Debt There ere various
scheme IN s~Ieculal IONS ~ reference to tie
publ, debt, .ut a55er all their figuring and
the riziug, ii, astamOunto' rCvenue must
aised by taxation; and VIC say to ore and
~, you would be the better prepared -
zee. this 1eav! Expense purchase your D.
Goods at A. Mays Price Regulator. Re gives
he best bargains f. II ihie, a'd = fhe poo
Q c0ulr do as well IL proportion, Wit 81
CIR q, e. purchases. Agc COulC oung-atciaie
th,m of a-on noiHg able t. liquidate the ma
iona dcbt nnd ne. or feel it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
Van SoIon,s PapuIean Lotion.

The greatest remedy ever discovered for the dis
eases Of tie SKIN. Cures every kind OF Hnsightiy
G uptions Of the face Removes, without fail
Pi7sples FreckeL, Moth BlOfcheS, COBOdiBes o.
Black Worms Tan &c. ana a. = beautiher II has
NJ equal For gem emen after shaving it IS iny al
uabie Ladies'. after trying it; Will use nO other.
{ Papueen Latiou' is the only rehabler remedy
for al etscs sut Elrmfsh,s Q the SIN. Pice one
dollar. prepaf ed J b.
For sztc Inv Druggists generally. I2-45-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
Furs-An KINDS III; & -.


Agriculturists, Attention l-%. 4. T.sdcl
p a.. naNe JUS, receiYedai heir Agriculture
'tont DepOt on Firs. STREET, y III 81
,Ilu ii.in.s' prNliur Grain an Sec,'
' IL. lit, Nauman's impr cm, nts. fl
Situated upon experiments tIt. y us,n-
UGiS arill there is 4 gaip o,.r broadcast sua-
ing, in i.rty acres, of 1 bushels o. Sc,
uteed days laborf ia 5 sing, foprdays labor ol
rtau am tc2ii. aHd AN incrcas- H. yield oi
tire, bushels tsFie reS"r $50 nV1lrcd an
tWrru bustUktu art 'sres; thus G.vinr 90,
sc field of forty acre. more than Ia, prize OF
The maehiRA. e
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12
WANTED.

Teachers, Students, and other intSslsyant NJ
and Women in a business paying slo0 n s9oenor
month, according q alilitv. For pariicrSs-s -
dress zRIG ER, McCURDY & Co, 4ombs-S -
ts H I2-QLfv =
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-12

q Skating Rink -tm city Marshal has JUS
completed a culNC.L n rass waite Street I
conduct the water jtOBt Lr hil IA q I'd,
Brownvine Into tkPhcrsons skating RIM,
which. If fixed up as itshould be. will &c n
Of utc Jiglt Isl .hir s"un ice" OIs wiItcE. IT'S
degtte onlG nut rJ.e'0. scr If, gi"4s5r =t"nt
is sufhciont ir ali the ana ~ this oonI,u-
nity.