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relating 10 bis awn dealh; also verses, Ia Memo
tAJes o'Re,llJE
In me time o, n, hoyAood 1hadA ssfsaR:. seel-
tn. If var to de IN tho noon os my day,
Nor ouieliy INTO the si1tnt graye stealing,
Bat tom, naa n:sstsd OK, Sudden asay.
1h.s evsa in the hour whsn enjoyment was keen
~ lamp thould queneh audoenly, blasting tn
That Zen i when nina hnnsr. wsss re,hs.. md
a eiises should rush o,es md aea,t.r their
bloom.
1t might b. t,neJLs Nigh. b H. s.oo;7taz q; n,
ARD II might &c ths shade OF Tho storm that IL
Carl .hsn i II. morning thrtuzh The 1unsa'na
offouth.
Bus be 1t dream Or = NJ as.e revealing.
Az II ~ so.oa 1tth 1sptu1s .ss as,
lp.use for fhs foottall Of nse xt m1ne ear.
With this feeling uFua NJ, Il. fsvszish snd glow
e . ~ .s: :a;se y; e.; & : .:,.
And Won IL N, euerdon the h.1f o, ar.ne, j.
\, tnunpss Waved, from the is,ss to tie
As EsS Ill aoTers p'usked tom sh1 aast, of
And rksas.sr joys garments hoxsd r,eheas .nd
1nofsa ias he skaseeou ,ukng beneath,
Oh tteud Of my he.zt, Il ss.s doom .aoaia t.tl On
And tsou .hoaldss lirs On to rr.nember n,
cera Of to tho tomb Nhsa the turf Lee upon
NJ,
And uas to tho s1en.vsad mourning .boro.
Lis dorm by .hss hank ~ars the n.et Is creep.
All iearis1ly under tho stt11 autumn ues,
When tAeh leM IN the tunset u ai!enty weeping.
AID aiga for departed daJt, thinking Of @s.
b, tie tmne. ~ h.ve looked, syths words 70
AHseiion o.n own nn11c, shat heal N The,
81 nc balm II hare poursd on a spirit bill:
And oh By The pain y give, s.estss thsn al,
;s s,s< a.. :sss !sss s;R:;*s &C.; t.
b .s,tl % your Atnstssl thu cot, md
AID d1oop Ger the masnls where be ties aloue.
Bus oh IN that ,aamsn: shen o.er him s,khluz,
Prrysve. u liz ntltrgs anould lash qn III
Resen6ts the hesrt that beneath thee !, r,tue
Csn rerH sWaxs to odsnd thea again.
Remember how tsee,y IL. II hsas. tha. to osasls
Was dEk u tbs ttMpest-t1wn hoHpIaR show
! Burst op:n 10 thfne With Tho xeAl Of beothezfs.
And sneHed ~ IL hpes n sne light ct ny lo1e
In 8auzoftant.
vx1s1s br eKaH1AL HAlrt1H txTIH e'x1uIr,
And "a, .hi1s ,spsass oa each swses rseouet
etilTa hke ntna Gun on his spirit attsnA.
1 Por 70 nc liz heart taxned win post'a Affection
! sIxt Ieaa th1n io1cT, at1 2ao6u ta1n Afs1t1at
Vas he selashf Not quite, int his eoaon VA
W1th tnrorgtrg aatestons-anlnswersd-u
Known.
He locked round tho world ioe hetrt ora18os
Bu. iGa1d nos snotae. 10 lore rke h.s Own.
| Yet how DID tho worthy fTon or futsats HIN
Ah. nol.tor heavsn sltat hin with may
| But few we1s 70 trusting shas might not mistska
II OH noas wers 10 de., lAat hs eould not Dhaad
/ re< peaee to his t1sy In biz dfes7 Dominion
fknuw that to u1a ka Was Roo1 md dlrtefe
| AID that Virtue ne'eT aAadoFrd win Nmpeua
- t..H s~f.r6uhtn thsn n dkath eurefa there
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Yor9WaYne8.
ve7ses written BY The lAte Hon. r D. Meaee,
relating 10 bis awn tealh; also verses, In Memo
1ian, by his t.iend. tho Late General Halplna
(AJEs O'ReluJE
I.
In the lime Of ny bo1Aood 1hid \ strange seel-
Tuat war to die IN tho noon pf my day,
Not quietly tnto the si'en nt Erase stealing,
Bal tom, Ike n.tstsd OK, aoddeo aEIy."
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sfr. charlts A. Barry, The artist who nakes
aspecaalty OF cnyou drawings, aud whose
very great popularity In l,thoessphic copies,
has drawn new WORK, hieh hAs been paced
on exhibition at one st our galleries, ind Is
TO be reproduced In the a1me way. It Is
tn.itlea be Fairy Story" and repreenIs
Two beautiful girls, one dark damsal OF fifteen
Witch Of tKslse, sitting With srms Inter.
tniued and taces cloec together, while the
elder reads aloud tru1n hook. Ihe tone ol
tho picture il cheerful Aod almost merry.
Thtre lts predecessor was sad 1ud pcnstvr !;
and Il scsms quite likely to make hit In the
trade. nxvkzA.
, 1869-02-28

DUKES heIrs two hundred thousand lssncs >
few hours alter Aorny had expired
johannes seif1ers, the faithful old ser
rant Of AleIauder Ton Humboldt.
was recently called in feuIllatou
article IN the Berlin Fsemdenb1att, 81
factotu1n, tyrsnnixtng Humboldt In avery re-
spect." 8sifert, to defend himself asaI nst
this charge, now publishes reluctantly" tho
following exceedingly Interesting letter.
which he saya Alexander von Humboldt
~rote to him, ~ he nresaw that sei6ert
would become the ta1xet Of malicious at
tacks: Ny dear seI1ert To prevent my
kinds Of ISLANDERS attacking your character,
which u 10 TeSy honorable and stsaiehtior-
ward, ! certify by this letter tlaasmuch a. 1t
my advanced ago God might put sudden and
unexpected end to ny un,} that I have Pre-
sen.ed ron during my l1fs tlme), II reward
for The most excellent aud fLthfal services
you hare rendered to me. the sum Of 3,ess
thaIess, being the value Of the decoration Of
tho arst class OF the order OF the Bed Eagle,
eet with brflllsuts, snd paid to ne, at
my request, With great llberxiity, by the
ministry ot the Royal Household, In. February,
1855. 1repcat herewith, Whist / said already
IN my will Of May toth, ISL, deposlted with
the Berlin City Court, that bequeAth 10
you md your heirs ali my per4onAl property,
tuch Is gold medals, chropomessrs aud
watches, books, maps, paintings, copper
plates, statnasy, Instruments, fur roles,
linen, what little plale possess, beds, and
furniture, with the, to mt, pa,asns request,
That iu case bis Majesty, the King, who hss
only few days ago lavlshed fsrors on me,
shpu1d be unable 4, couDtF with NV pra ver
10 let the have fa~ thousand
doslsss for payfn1 Whist owe tha
firm Of Alexander hendsiasohn, Which has
BEEN very accommodating to the for tlfey
yeAfs past. 1ou mar contribute toward per.
jnf ny debk BY selling NJ ehaieoafsphy j.
which 10 worth ovef t~ehty .hts hnodrvd lot-
ssrb. Whist with your hbnotab!s chAfattax
and yotr fespsos fur my fahs, you will joy.
fully comply with Ibis fs41esI. Possibly
eoniinued noctart,At tAbofb may enable uaa 10
ply The who!a debt pro,iots to NY desla.-
ALEXANDER yos loxBoLDT, DaftIa. Nsreh
y, leoa"
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Ths Cuh1ns. uwr may credit thcte owu told
story, officially and from mouth 10 mouth,
SIC Akhliar for
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Nc klaAuAnJ aAuk7 lying cAtliJ. we lo1neQ
cftpp1es, We bofe him to his grave. Ash
worth repeated the Lora's Prayar. and each
one spoke OF soon following him. All, ereu
to She sickef. who could ec&rccly drsg him.
self along. came. This b1oF, at our period
| wnelnatpg. a feelsng oi gloom aud dread Of
being the list survivor cama oSct us al.
| son the 18th OF November, 1867, while
Ferguson WAS on tbs look out, aud the boat
away sealing, he came rushing down in de-
llrtous }oy, ehoutog Sail, ho' All .ook
uattiy blew too hsr,i for Tic smoke 10 rise,
though we tes rcariJ tbt whole .s3an1 On
1re. The sail disappeared behind Auckland,
md md, 'eta e. u - as'poDassat. T!sr p.op9sed 70
thirty miles away. but We wcro TOO hopeless
10 undertake the journey.
! EacAfH.
"0n the 31st Of November, two days af1eft
while AshEorth MSS on the lookout and each
party at liz hui, owing to heavy hail.
Ii r.s bis cooking week. While ptylus tho
axe he looked up .ad .cspisd brig sailing
c1ose lu to The coa1t. In ,nou,rnt the Rood
ildlDgs. sptesd. We fu.lltd 10 iae stiosct
fnanled thc isoat. md puilsd with might aud
NJ iss ss . H. s'es,s 20
Il 1itl alatf,el iio etaw, .1,ry feselssd " os :
boRid. TAsn VITO NJ tiikls MIteoli1 " ~
thoY totild apstu, Ttv Amherst, Captain
ijilsuy, Of lnsescatg'iil, tuaaaea W. Msofi..
aa tssiud on alns saf aHe. W. thn sass"s ~,
ut oar FRAGILE. Captain f1llfoJ ta*t " ~
TWEEN no l.!Anas AsA anchored "ft .'as J., ha,s. Y
We wtEo Al take, aboard, md ttsstra ~ nm, 'ns
lnost hnatllshla lnat,nrr. M TsfH.th Atosa. ss
h1rtll over enjoyed sueh traas ~ va ~"en
sohaccI And teA xefs aut bt1otn w.
"As II would aaTo apollsdi tao YoyaEo "
. ,c,uFn ii a1ee, ~ reMAlped aealll1;s lpf ths
bng nearly two months. uas Long a1txfsnss
/ &, ihla r4f.uit enabled VI " make sas.a rs
uuitaI {ur uur Alad tEt4tneat+ ~ tho sth o
1snusry. ts01, wo sailed fuF New zealand, aut
isndea ii IassscAgsh!ll tu dSe days, lier'
cycTy kiuducas waA' atioWn u: a Court q
inquiry was held and our testimony taken
The whole populAtien crowded 70 xeoom
!. and i'd ~. Money, clothing and sympath
, | vfrn u!ycn ~ In abundance.
[ - To measure our gratitude L. not for mer
written words. Only shose who have au1esc
/ A. xc did NOT know how docp are our fec
! tne1. On the eth u January Ne .esche
. Neloou,ne, md became the lons Of tho plac
IL "fzotn tbs time the tea ,bJ which COZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
A First Glass Dry Goods House

Tho citizens Of BrOWnvfIle may Well-as we
know they do-feIl q pride IN the magnia-
cent stock and store room OF TheO. Hrl&CO.
With the added story Il makes as nDean ap-
pearance as any we ever saw, and for stock
and style throughout Il is not exceIledo west
OF the Mississippi. As it Is prominent feature
In our city, and as such stocks OF goods indi-
cate to the best advantage the extent Of the
business dom here, let us explore and give a
crude idea OF its contents: On entering you
find first to your right a twenty foot counter
piled high with Prints from almost every
known factory, and Of the latest patterns.
To the left Of this Is a counter Of lTzedimen-
slons grooming beneath q burden Of about
three hundred bolts Of Cassimers, Chinchilla,
Beaver, Jeans, cte., comprising doubtless the
largest assortment of this kind ever opened
west OF the Missouri river. Next your sight
is greeted by numerous tastefully arranged
pyramids of Dress Goods, Merinos, Alpaccas,
Reps, Delanes, Waterproof Cloths, and, in
fact Dress Goods of every variety, shade and
style appear on their counters and fill some
sixty feet Of shelving and drawers on the
west side Of the room. Then you come to a
thirty foot counter wherein hundreds Of
Flannels, plain and plad hide from you the
shelving in the rear; then another counter
with long riczs Of bolts OF unbleached Muslin,
Tickfngs, German checks strips, ETC., n on
going around which you viii find q long row
Of shelves filed with every variety Of bleach
ed Goods known to the market. On
your left, some forty feet from the main en-
trance you see a large lot Wooden Blankets,
Of all grades, and Of Western make. The
shelving on the east contains a choice lot OF
Notions, Queensware Groceries. In the rear
and east OF the Office a splendid display Of
Chinchilla, Astracan, Beaver and Velvet
Cloaks greet the eye. Suficing with this
glimpse Of the first floor, let as go up stairs.
Here you will find Carpets, OH Cloths and
Mattings in great profusion and variety, and
x and cases Of unopened goods, awaiting
their turn TO be displayed and sold below. In
the line of Carpets we regret that space for
bids particularizing, as their assortment is
magnificent and full, as is also their stock Of
Ladies Furs. A glance at the basement shows
it full of PlOws and heavy Groceries.
The above note of their Fall stock may con-
vey a faint idea of the immense business of
this house, and at the same time show to the
merchants in our Land District tina this
house is prepared to do considerable Of a
wholesale jobbing trade, of which such a
stock is q better evidence than columns Of
puffs that BTOwnville is a wholesale point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
Wholesale Clothing Houss.

Nothing speaks so well for a city as the ex-
tent Of the stocks of goods kept for sale. By
these its trade must be judged, for It is nor
custom nor judgement to lay in more than
is demanded. Fullsome pufFsO on generalities
dwindle to insignificant nOthingneSs in the
face of such a magnificent M truthful de-
tail as we give below. We saw an Immense
pile Of goods beyond comprehension to our
unbusiness like mind, SO we thought we
would p~articularize, and here is the result
$50 Overooats, Sacks and FrOcks,
6I5 Business Coats,
335 Frock Coats,
l62 Black Dress Suits,
$50 Business Suits,
1880 Pants and Vests,
As Silk Velvet Vests,
l25 Cases Boots andS Shoes,
9 dozen Pairs Rubber OvershOes,
l25 dozen Hats, Caps, &C,
% dozen Denim Overalls,
q dozen Denim Overshirts,
100 dozen Undershirts,
100 dozen pairs Drawers,
s dozen silk Shirts and Drawers,
$50 dozen OvershirtS, French cas-. BeIlknap,
$1,000 Paper Cuffs and Collars,
20 dozen Cardigan Overjackets,
IS dozen White and Fancy Shirts,
400 Trunk and Valises,
50 Suits Boys Clothing throughout,
Besides a full assortment of Fur Goods,
S~Gspenders, Hosiery, &c, in variety and
quantity equal to the above.
These figures indicate the amount OF goods
now on bend at J.. S. Hetzel's Clothing Store,
and is his Fall stock as opened within the
past ten days, and no matter whether you
wish to buy or not II will make you feel good
TO step In and look at these stacks Of well
made fashionable Clothing.
To western merchants the above figures
which may be implicitly relied on-plaInly
indicate that Mr.. Hetzel is prepared to do q
Wholesale trade, as a dozen ordinary stocks
could be selected from the above and still
leave a comfortable housefull. His knowl-
edge Of the business and purchasing facilities
are such as TO warrant us Ia saying that the
merchants of Southern Nebraska will find it
TO their advantage to make this their pur-
chasing market for Clothing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
CASH vs..

Some five years ago, Mr.. Shanbacher, of
Hannibal, Mo-, insured his life in the st.
Louis Mutual for 5000, ten years endOw-
ment. Some time in May or June last he
died, leaving four notes unpaid, amounting
to sl,OOI GO. The company paid, according to
the terms ofthe policy. $3,99s A.. The widow,
1t seems, is dissatisfied, expecting to have re-
ceived the full 5000. But the Company have
acted In good faith, paying every dollar that
was named In the bond. Surprising Mr.. s.
had taken out a policy In the Mutual Life"
for $1,000, paying the same rates, all cGsh. We
viii suppose his age to be 40. He would pay
$534 so annually. He would have paid in the
five years, :, 1872 80, and at death would have
received at least six thousand dollars In
stead of S3,99S A. Which is the better plan.
Jarvis S. Church is Agent for the Mutual
Life of New York, which ENSURES on the cash
plan. See sdvertlsementin another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

"EcOnOmist" Sorghum MiII.-A new
twO-roll mill, which can be offered at a very
low price. Tn capacity of this mill is only
one-sixth less Than our No. / mills, and that
difference is more han saved to the farmer
by having his mill right where he wishes to
do his work, and tobe ready at such times as
he can spare for other labor. OF this, though
a comparatively new Mil, n large number
have been sold, giving satisfaction in every
instance. 1t is very strongly made, and the
risk of breakage very small; is easily set up
and operated, and will, we think, perfectly
supply the want that has so long existed-a
Sorghum Mil so cheap as to be within the
reach of all. For sale at S-hellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
Farmers Attentionl

Few men make more Of an EFFORT for your
benefit than F. A. TiSdeI & Co, for your sake
are they constantly receiving Agricultural
Implements Of aIfkinds, new patents IS well
as old; for your benefit do they have them
shipped bycaE 1Oadat to enable them to save
money for you and for your bensft have
they established their Farm Implement De-
pot in this tythat you mightselect TO better
advantage from their large assortment Of i'm
pIements and machines and to obtain extras
should anything break without delay or ex-
press charges. These are truths. And If you
understand your own interest, farmers, you
viii certainly give this house the preference
in all yourdealings, and thus strengthen and
build up an institution In your midst de-
voted 20 yOur interest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

KilbOurn, Jenkins q CO-Manufao-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Piekets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard ut 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, we car sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which pay one
wholesale and n or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply of
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction in both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
NOTICE

am owing some money in Nemaha coun-
ty and wish to pay IT. Those that I am in
debted to want their money. They shall have
1t. In order to pay I must collect. 1 have
three dollars due me to one that 1 owe, and
while / wish to be kind and indulgent, land
have been) this money must come. This
notice is for all indebted to me, no exceptions
Should 1t run over thirty days longer, It will
be with costs. Any note or claim same as
cash. I desire to be out of debt once more
anddOn't propose to be long about it. Kind.
ly but in earnest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
LIQUORS.

Having now thorO ughly fitted up my
sale and sample roo ms, at Nc. As Main
street, I invite the ID public Of SOUTH
ERN NEBRASKA and NORTHERN MIS-
SOURI, to give me a call, as I shall always
keep on hand in WHELESALE QUANTITIES,
very best Inc purest quality, &
of all brands Foreign and Do
W nestle. I shall ID also haveOn hand v
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &C.
The public may rely opon my stock being
pure, as physicians of this city recommend
it for Medical uses. Full stock of Bitters,
in cases or single bot tie. I am also agent
for the best Billiard ] Tables made.
WIN. II. VALLEAU & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

SIOOOMOD for BeRr.-Withln the past
Ten days another OF J. X. Bears -speculations
nave come 10 light by which he carried on
SlO0 more than he has heretofore received
credit for. Several weeks before Bear alb
soonded one Thomas Haws, living near Swan
CITY, came IN to receive. by express, aided
LOT q piece OF land In Richardson county, for
which he was 10 pay $1,000, tObe forwarded by
Express company, on delivery Of the deed.
flndlng thedeed Incorrect, Hawsd did nottake
4 but had another made out and sent back
DC signed 1ntead; and, TO save a trip, gave
pear the Sl009-talIing his receipt therefore
De sent by him 50 soon as the correct deed
mould arrive, Bear 10 forward the deed to
him. Bears receipt was written on one Of
ne express eompany's receipts, the word
agent being printed just below the place
iOf signature Wei, Bear left, and the deed
o"ine' and the money was gone. We say it
~ eoininendation 10 the United States Ex-
press Company they nave agreed to pay the
-, although their is a good legal Chance to
loaI II was AT best a very careless trans
lion on the part Of Haws, in view Of he
~ uhatthere is bank Of deposit In our city
The money could have been left, and
business safely transacted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
/. C. DEUSER.

Sewing EEachines.-Get the best and
save money. The Singer Sewing Machines
without doubt the best IN the market Call
at No. 81 Main street, and examine his un-
rivalled machine. Instructions givena at your
residence, or at the sales-rOom. No trouble to
exhibit the machine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

The wish to knoW-that endless thirst,
Which even by quenching is awaked,
And which becomes or blest or curst,
As is the fOunt whereat is Stacked
Still urged me onward, with desire
In~satiate, TO explore, inquire:
Why it is that Marsh, at his old Pioneer
Book and News Depot, can keep receiving
and selling such large stocks of goods; and
by inquiry among the people 1 learn that he
is generally regarded as one Of the most lib
eral men In the west to deal with.
THAT'S WHY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

Trade, IN fhis City, is fast assuming its
old-fashioned briskness, and every day this
fnd last week has eemed like a Saturday
IN The flush times Of long ago. GOodcrops
Are looScning tight purse strings, and fact
mat this Is the cheapest place TO purchase
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Lumber,
etc, on the Missouri river is fast fixing itself
IN the minds OF the people Of Southern Ne
hraSka. This is bound to be the trade centre
~ tbs Land District.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

Printing Omce for Tecumseh-F. NJ.
& g. w. Fairbrother removing their Print
ing Office from this city to Tecumseh, where
they viii revive and continue the publication
of the Tecumsh Gazette. They are both good
practical printers, and Will make q paper
worthy the patronage Of every citizen in
Johnson county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
SCHOOL Of
ETCERSI

McCreery and Nickel are prepared to fill orders
for National Readers and Spoilers, MontIeth's Geog-
raphies, Davies A~rithnetics, Clarks Grammar, and
other books ofthe National Series. There books
are now used in most Ofour best Schools, and the de-
mand increases. Teachers call for these books
more than for all others. Books furnished in any
quantity at wholesale, retail, at special rates for in
PRODUCTION. Remember, the place, McCreery &
NickelIs at City Drug Store. While getting your
books, be sure that you do not overlook the splen-
did assOrtmentOf Holiday gifts just received, all
carefully selected by Mr.. Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

For SaIe.-Bargain II-GoOd residence;
two lots; in a good neIghborhood and good
location. Terms to suit purchaser. Enquire
of Rev. w. S. blackburn, by mail, at Wells
Mills, Richardson County, Nebraska, or at
this Office. 4S-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

A. w. Morgan, Jr., Of BrOwnville, So Main
Street, has just opened anew and complete
stock Of Cloths, CASHIERS, Vestings, and all
kinds OF Piece Goods, and is repared to make
Gents Clothing to order in the MOST fashion
able style. He also keeps a full lineOf Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods. H-Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
RnnwNr11rr SENT % Isa

brow Ill ,Hept. X Io59.
Editor ddUeTtiscy IL learn that some OF my
friends presented nay name as n Candidate
iOr the Senate at the Republican Convention
last Saturday, and while I feel grateful to
my friends for their confidence In nae, I d Q
sire TO say that my name was used Without
my knowledge. I did not wish to be a can
didRte for that Office this fall
Respectfully,
u CoCCWEUI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
Call and See
& Nickel's immence variety.

The johnson County Fair commences
hext Wednesday and continues over Thurs
bay and Friday. Preparations are on foot to
make this FaiT the best ever held in the in
ierier Of the state. We hope a large attend
Ance will he present from this city and coun-
y 10 encourage this first effort Of our young
ndthriving sister county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
A. 7. CoGswELL.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

Montieths Biographies are now used in nearly all
the schools in the State. Marsh has them for sale,
Country dealers supplied at lowest Wholesale rates.
The National readers and Spoilers, and Davies
Arithmetic best and most popular book published,
used in all ofOur best schools, for sale by MARSH.
In fact MARSH keeps everything in the book line
that is worth keeping. Call and see his stock and
have a social chat. A good stove always on hand,
with a good fire in it, at M4RSHS Book Store,
where the National Series o SchoOl Books are sold
more than all other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

HRUk g. ArmItRge are constantly In re-
ceipt OF something new and fresh in the line
OF Groceries, and their popularity and rapid
sales prevent anything becoming stale on
their hands. If you wish fresh goods and
full weight go to Hauk & Armitages.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30
Con-. wheat and Oats.

Raincy & LOWS have removes their Office
to Robt. Teare & Co.'S Store, whore they viii
pay the highest cash price tor Grain and 9TH
er Produce. -.r
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-30

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PEN Mail arrives at II M; departs at p. m.
aeafrice MAJ arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ana
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T,nrsdays az s a. m.
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