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WASHINGTON.
The Ysrger Case---Rsalth Of Hon.
A. Il. Stephens.
important Decision of The Supreme
Court.
The Case of the GayOsO Gas Co.
vs.. Thompson Dean.

WASHINGTON, October IS. The
Supreme Court did not to-day deliver
an opinion on the Yerger case.
Alexander IL. Stephens, in writing
to DR.. Culver, October Il, says:
al have not been out of the house
since February but few times, and
was then helped out and In. / have
very little hope Of ever leaving home
again"
The case OF the Mayor of Memphis
and the Gayoso Gas Company W..
Thompson bean, came up in the Su-
preme Court to-day. This IL an ap-
peal rom a decree OF the Circuit Court
Tor the district of West Tennessee.
Dean is a citizen of Cincinnati, and
filed his bill in the court TO restrain
the city OF Memphis from subscribing
10 the capital stock of the Memphis
Gay6s0 Gas Company, and to enioin
the latter company from manufac-
turing or selling Ess in the city of
Memphis. He alleged that the Mem
phis Gas Company, of which he was
a large stock holder, had neglected and
refused to protect It's corporation by
lH1AlbAIuE AiV ptOpO4 ANSot pAhSCct-
ings, and claimed the right TO sue ia
the name Of the company for his own
protection and the protection of the
general interest.
The bill alleged that the city of
Memphis had contracted with the
c0rnplainant's Company TO supply
exclusively the corporation for twenty
years. aud had, for a consideration,
guaranteed the Company the exclu-
elusive use OF the streets for laying
pipes, Sc, and that IN the face Of
this contract had, by o resolution,
proposed 10 submit to the corporate
vote the question of subscribing S25e,
900 IN the capital stock Of the Gayoso
Company, a rival Company; whose
successful operation would greatly re-
duee the value Of eomplainant's inter-
The Court below rendered a decree
IN favor of the complainant granting
an Injunction TO the full extent prayed
for. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion, the Court holding
First, That under the rules of the
Memphis Gas Company, which bound
the complainant the sameas other cor
DOrato DOQie51 tne complainant was
estOpped from sgeiDg in the name Of
the Gompany, and he therefore had no
standing In the Court,
Second, That there Is nothing ia
the contract between the city and the
Company that the city,
in the least violates by the subserip-
lion to the stock of the GayOso Gas
Company, and that all the complain
ants claim on the City Is that the city
shall uss the gas of that Company for
the term Of years and price agreed
upon; and that the laying of pipe i4
the streets By the Company, and the
mansfectpre and sale Of gas by the
new Company 70 the people Of the
city is not Violation cf the contract,
and cannot be restrained. 90
The case was remanded, with In
struetions 70 dismiss the bill
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, October ls.-Father
Hyacinthe arrived to-day, and pro-
ceeded very quietly to the honse of a
friend. Report says he will be waited
on by & depptatiQp from various de-
neminatiOnal: societies, and requested
TO explain his views on Roman Cath
olicisrn before their congregations.
a Formidable strike OF the mechan-
les employed in the Shops Of the Erie
Road Is progressing. Six hundred
men have refused TO work. The stri-
keFS places will soon be filed.
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GoLD.
Meeting Of the Creditors of ths Gold
Exchange Sank.
Orders for Currency nom ths soath.


NEW YORK, October 19.-At a meet
ing of the creditors of the Gold Ex-
change Bank this evening, every eredI
itor, with the exception of Augur 4
Co, signed paper not to take any
further legal measures against the
bank.
Money is easier this evening at 8 to
per cent with the bulk Of transac-
tiQHs at &c, Discount is duh at 10 to
lie; foreign exchange is dull and un-
changed; nominal rates 8 to 9!c.
The Stock Exchange have again
taken under consideration the pro-
priety of establishing a gold depart
ment under their management.
Gold is dull; opened at 130sc, fell TO
1900, and closed at l30s 20 I30tc. Car
rying rates TO 3 per cent.
Some of the banks are receiving cur
rency frem st. Louis. The banks
which have ths largest Southern ae-
counts have received considerable Or
ders, which cover the present week.
The orders from New Orleans on one
bank are for S150,O00 per day during
the week, although il is not eX pected
that this bank win be able to send the
full amount. tt
Government bonds are higher, with
a general demand, Closing strlng.
State bonds dull. Old Tsnnessees, 60 (;
New, 5sss,
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.



THE undersigned hereby .respaetfuIIv no
4 uiy thetr subscribers and the merchants
ot Mem pnis, generally, that they lave az
po1nted MI. W G. MArTHEws fnanarer 81
theif Braneh at this point. Mr. slaffhezs'
e1 perlencs and acqnafntarce with ne busi-
neSs IN 0tner localities will guara nfes To SO 8
ssft oeFs strict thororgh and prompt attsnii0a
Espeelhl attsution win be given 10 the eol-
lection OF past due claims, Or tha address OF
earefl1lly sateeted Attorneys will be f1rnish-
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
a Referenee Book. cantaning Ne names
ahd comm ereial rsstax of nearly every o1si-
Provineea tqver 90. 80 names = issusd ssrai-
ap1uallY--1an1ary and Jaisr-for The CSC of
sutacr1oeras the rAtings based apoa he elaR-
orato details which their once records flsrrl-
tsh, are By ler the l1ozz reliahls and carefully
made OF any work Of the ktpd.i- II. TlIIIlTI,f
Th1a a4sncy WIS ORIGINALLY establfshed In
ls4l Is 1n7 branches in ovoFS iraporfnnt city
In the United states and CaraitE, snIs slso n
London, EnGland, aud ia lar7s ana CONSTANT
IL growing intiuenee, notwft6stsnding many
edcria % tz1ifaee e by others = the best evf-
dance shat can ~ given of rs e4uflRbis prin-
eiplss and It, uEefai operstiona. II =, eEnr
phatiEailg, designed for me = pronot1on and
TerMs or subscription vii he EnEIie knowl
q application to the c01es, corner Main and
Madison streeta- r. q. Dun = CO
MEaGFHls, October Z lsoa, eel
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TELEGRAPHlc MARKETS.
NEW yORK


NEW YoRK. October ls.-Cotiou firu
sales 2lO0 bales uplands ct 2Gls. Super
line Hour s. si6I5 20. but closed Sc better
| Whisky 81 2l. Wheat-Rmber TisDnesset
| 81 50fSl b5 Rice hrm-CarolinR st{fes9
Corn u O09l l2. Coffee more active bui
unsteady. Cuba sugar liHel2H. NO
lasses quiet.
Dry Geods--Is the great feature in trade
to-day. There was a decline In the priea
OF Merriinac prints TO IKE for o cloth,
and the w brands to IA; also the reduction
! Of lc per yard in CARR. y Co.'S prints, by
II. u. Clihin & Co. Tho goods are now
selling at II y, and Stewart issslling them
at l0Jf, ir small way. Tennessee plsid
osnaburgs are reduced from m to p,
and the Av0ndale 1O5<, Brown shsetings
are reduced from 471< TO IS. White Penn
berton q aannels are advanced fr3m I5ss<
to i5S, and New England do from l5 10
l61z.
CINCINNATI.
CIScTEsiATI, October I8.-Family -four
s. 6OG5 -. Wheat 81 IOklI Is. Corn 30.
Oats 4Sfa55. Whiskey 81 l5. Mess Pork
S3l 90. Lard Tx. Bscon--clear sides 70 !;
shoulders II. Butter 20G35. Groceries
unchanged. Eggs "a. Cheese i6GIs. Sales
Of Tobacce at . O0fsl9 so. Cotton firIner
--middlings 25K. i. u
ST. LOUIS. 4o
ST. LOulS, October lS.-FtOur-faii sa-
peFiins 81 OOeg5 90. Whsat--No. 2 spring
80. Corn 1892. Oats 425S. Rye 77Gsf.
Groceries llnchznged. Pork s3l 90. Bulk
clear rib 159t; clear sides 20. Bacon
shoulders l7Haf75si clear sides 2011z. Lard
I7}zSI8.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORI.E EASs, October Ig.-COtton irun
at Z514 -saIiss 1850 bales; receipts 3seS bales;
exports, coastwise 4S4. Flour-superfins
IS IS; Xxx s. 5j; XXX s. IS. Corn mi xsd
81 O56Sl TO- Oats 50. Bran SIIO. Whisky
81 27gl 275s. Hay S2s 90. Pork $33 90.
Bacon q1iat-sh1ulders 49,; sides 2I1<(i
2lzi hams 30 %. LArd-tierces 1sGeI9Lf:
keg 20}E. sugar-cOmmOn z; prime ] ~
MOIasse5-p plsEtatiou rsboiled J0660. COT
fee IN better deuiand-prime l61<6I6+4
fair l5le eish, Gold I2sS< Sterling SO&S.
New York sight bills x discount.
FOREIGN.
,IONBoN. October I8.-COnsols, for mon
ey 9S5si on acc0uut s3B99t1l. 5-0 bonds
of 1867 s2}1i DO. Of '65 81 DO, of 'a7 s3Is
I0-40s "a.
LIvEarooL, October fs.-Cotton active
uplanGs l2r1 4GI2L Orleans I2<de I2H
sales 1900 bales.
California white wheas los Cd winter es
Sd; red Western No. gs 3D.. Receipts Of
wheat for quarter ia, ,011 including 10 O00 |
from the United States. Western dour
25s Sd. Corn mixed, 2ss Cd. Oats 3s 6d. |
PARIS, Ocsobar ls.-Bourse Is quiet. |
Reptes III 2ls.
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CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATEcHISM:


QsiesesOr,.-who made the nrst Charter Oak
6tove7 i lA.a
Aas,1sr.-G. +. FiTey, Of st. Louis.
Q.-When was It 3rst mades
Ain the year lSj2
Q.-Are they good Stoves9
A.--The "a besfin the world"
Q.-How are they nader
4A.--Frcm the best quality OF Iron.
: Q.-Wh0 says they are good Stovesf a
I A.-All those that use themG
Q.-How many were sold In B65P -i
A.-There were Z. .5f7 sold. ..
Q.-Bow many out Of that number failsd9
Q.-who sails the genuine charter Oak in
~ r ScHABEL CO., II AANsT.
Care there tIi itation stoves ofthat nane9
A.-1es; plenty OF them f.e.
Q.-How can purchasers tell the genutnsp
A.-By seeing the name Of g. r. Fillsy On
each stove,
Q.-Bow shoald parties order thom9
i A.-refl your merchant to get Ftlley's.
C---Qoes J. Il. ScHAHEL 4 Co. have q good
! d.--Yes a1ey seil aasa az Eaolesalx and Rs-
taA, and kssp TIN HARE, CASTINGS, ETC., n
good sPPtys
]. r. SCHABEL & CO,
no. az MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
sole .AgentAz.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
chamhar Of commarcs Maatinr

THE members OF the ChRuber OF Com
Il mercs are requested TO meet st their Hall
af 4 O'Clock. this TUESDAY Evening, to con
slider an impOftsnt question to cotton factors
oeis A. SEI.soS Prss,dsnt
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RETAIL eROeERs.
|sPIcER & SHARPE,
354 Hain St., Magsvnsy Block
Fresh Arrivals | New GOOdsI

New shaker Preserves ana Jsltes-l0 easss
Nsv cannsd Tomatoss and Rsaehssi
Sew Edam Chsss8; NsE f1nesppls c1saesf
New Young Amerioa and Factofy caeese
New Ffeklss-su sizss--ysry dnsi
New Il lfsekrrsi-aGsss aD4,to. I; 1s'Fcoc-A--a.
Choice Teass coleusn's AHstA-d5
Cross ElaekHsIl's Pickieas
cox Cocpsrs Gsiatins;
Freueh Mustard, worcestershire sauss;
sresh Crackers-a good variety.
We are rscsivtnz daily. IsrEs edfil30n9 e
,,..r ~eooi- and sell a I0W - any holsa fifrfle
eftv We keep the best Qdallsy = eV@-@
thinr Ia our liza. Give us 3 sail.
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state or Tennessee =.
County OF shelby.
l, Martin Griffin, Cashier OF the German
National Bank Of Memphis, do soi6mnly
swear that the above statement Is true, TO the
beat Of my knowledge and belief
MARTIN GR1EYIs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sYGrn 70 before me. this
eighteenth day Of petober, Isis.
T. DUDLEY FRAYSER, Notary Public
. COrrect-AttesL:
DAVID P HADDEN,) A4
~ l. MEAGHAA, DlreetoTsy
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FOREIGN.
No Hopes fer the Recovery Of the
Earl of Derby.

LOND0N, October I8.-Lord Derby
Is gradually sinking and cannot live
many days longer,
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]. .. RElLLY.
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAag FOR
.ei RENT. 4i..ia

THE other part of our house afording suf-
II netenf room for our Purposes, We propose
Best Buslsess Stand to be HAD In the CT
By oGering to Rent for the nsxt t,velve
months, the spacious Salesroom We nov o.
eupy at the northeast corner Of Main and
sep. -. ..R0YsTER TREzEyANT co.
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Refreshment Stands.
REMOVAL

WE have removed our office 10 NO. 90
W Front street, corner Court street Jup-
stairsi, Wher0 we shall be happy 70 see our
friends. MILAN. BOWLING a co.
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NASHVILLE.
Etheridge and His Friends Refuse
TO Enter Caucus.

The War upon the ex-President Un-
reIenting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

KIIbOurn, jenkins 4 CO.-Manufac-
turers ana Wholesale ana Retail dealers In
all kinds 81 Pine LumbeE, Lafh, Shingles,
Pickcts, sash. Blinds. Doors. Battens. etc.
Omcea and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yardat Phelps City. Missouri.
We manufacture our owh material in the
Pineries Of Oshkosh. Wis. whore we have
in operatlon one Of the largest manufactures
% 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
Udfnber Yard IN the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a fun supply Of
everything in our line, so that those Ia want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all toexamine our stock
and prices before OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as We
can ensure satisfaction in both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

ChamRlon Ne. 3 Emprovea Reaper
aAd Msuaa4 andBlneleN os0 with Hana-
Raking attachment Dropping a~ttnohment
or self-Raking. This Machine can TRULY be
said % bea 6orhpleteeombsnnf iont fhe nov.
ing qualities hre not impaired By any Of ire
reaping attachments. end TIE rsaplng quail
lies are not injured IN adapting the machine
toeatGHg s Thls 5 1e snI5 asacafns
ever produced for cutting grain q grass.
whichfR eq % any Single aacnine Sor
either palpO@a he eenso % Eeaplne or
Moving s quickly made. and IN either en-
paclg ne Chsmpion No. 2 "a equal in every
espsc1 either as q Reaper or Mower. 20 any
single machine.
SHELLENBERGER BROs.
We fespettfuIig refer 20 the following per-
sons Who hive his machine add nave used
Il during the past season:
Joseph suitor. yohney 8 whittmOre. Beat
rice.
John creason, Jacob Adams. WIN. g. Coons,
VIM. + Raris, Wm. Hall, Peter Ingalls,, Geo.
Wheeler, Julius B. Johnson, w. +. Russell,
WymRR Kent, James TITUS, Andrew J. Har-
vlsore, VIM. II. Tifltte, BrOwnville.
VIM. Fraxier. W. H. vauIeuvan, A. D Dur
fee. Missouri
John James, Aspinwa1l.
Peter Bertel, John Thomas. Glen Rock.
John Desrick Arago. ~
Wanigen yonconda, Pawnee City.
y. r Stanford, Purcell, Long branch. r
BiechU zimRerer. Nebrasln CITY.
w. d. searles, Rulo-
J. Harris, J. II. Harris, Salem.
CALVIN Davis La Davis H6mboidt. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17


COUNCIL CHAMBERg Nay &I1Q.
Fp~eseni-AEayOr Falrhrofbe% Aldsnfn H
swan Mathews. Grant and Rohsaan.
On Moton, the CITY Clerk Uns tngrHlR1 81
tHn nom the Secretary 81 STATE. gEIEct c
TIE "act incorporates cities 81 ne annnnf a
and draw en- or9er fF tie ansaunfo fAnth - ~
fasthe aazleon eash fund.
o. moAse thaGerk uas dseoara n~ mm.
DIR 90 ee hap4 Eupd q p@
re-s1 DoskM PaShS A.
Iante sd SeeO1d areoN.
SmLA p Tusleasked pefmlssa1 b nm0Ve 1t
easth en- the alley back q lots q 44EastnHi ek
6, BrOanvIIe, 80 as to havefhe Wutee fun thloash
the alley. Referred 70 e5nmitlee oh Streets ana
AIley@ Is
The matteE Of repairing Feugth strea 81 The CHI
vert, was Eeerred to conunhla % sssso ana
Alieya ~
MR. Grant, rom the committee 10 whom was -
ferFed the mattsr Of Opening tie Aiiay ln Hook 4,
reported In fsvor 81 Opeuins SO A1sy nosElta-
standing The same WAS vacaed byns q TIE Lasis-
lature; and moved thai ne Marshal Be dressed 70
open the same.
Lest Ayes-Granf. N~ayes-TIsdal, Rohson,
swan ard Mathews.
The aftenfiOn o. the Council was calea foffs =
that The road on the LeTee h being obst1ucted b.
dirt taro~n thereon by a. r. C0gswen. TamattaF
was referred to committee on Streets and ALLEYS.
Wm. II Hoover, Clerk Of DhfricE oUuFE. present
ed bill Of costs On case o. Wm. II. WiEsoav "a. CITY e
B~rOwnville, anlOuntIng % e7Ta Acoouht nd. ard.
Clerk Instructed % draw an order o. orda1s IS Gen-
era1 Fund in aefrlement Of same.
An ordinance entitled 'an ordinance 10 entctI-
eense money from persons licensed 10 keep billardI
tables andboWIingaIle ardforeFulAethemnss
read. passed. and ordered 20 BE- pnbfshef ih ne Ne
braska Advertiser.
On motion. the City Attorney bsauih0rize1 Sob
tain alease frOm the Coahfg C1nmfsI Ne.
maha County, for the use e the county jail br city
purposes.
following report Was received.
70 a Hon. Mayor qpd ctv oOuusa rae cu56.
sYosr COMMITTEES, sppointea to exaualne a.
ground for an Avenue cOmmeRelnr on Ffrsf efraqf
and running north up the hollow 10 the limits Ofthe
City OF Brownvtlle, beg leave % report the same ~
nelng 3 PEactlcaole end easy road, and recommend
"a. TIsDEI.
MI Mathews ~
Report adopted. and the following resOlutioh IN
relation thereto passed:
Besotued, That TIE city EngsreeFbealrsetea eglay
out the Avenue from the corner Of Third and Mis-
6tKee1Sa the western limits OF Ne CIV end
report the spEachcabiiey and VEobable Enst Of the
same. And that he also confer with II. "A. Tisdei,
II. L. Mathews, and 5. L. Swan, aud the property
holders. IN determining the proper course 0f said
Adjourned
&c. McxAUGHroS cen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

stFSwarf5sA.-Last saturday our eQin-
hity was o~onsiderably startled ~ the en-
anos o. Thco. HiIl, o. the drmof H&Uo-
ringing the announcement that atady DE-
ned oar resencetmmedia1ely a~atheirGturo.
hich summons we Obeyed lnsta1tly. and
ere there ushered into he prcseace Of Nm.
~OvelesS, and q bushel OF 80 % Nebraska
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enough On their las
ous lovetine4sto cAnse ne saliva 10 run ID
be mouth Of a statue. Mrs LOveless In
prmed as that she had set apart about half q
Eek for our use and benent for which she
pa the best wishes Of the entire Office. We
easuEed one, and Sodhd g i1finOles IN al
Ameter. We took n home. andthe baby vas
been minutes, by the clock eating e. We
Oubt ifit could be beat She has uDdOubt-
Ply The largest fruit farm IN Nebraska; and
e. many kind reusHH1buaaoes Of the printer,
love that her heart rs well a. her hsad. Il
ghtly located.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

eve havehefare EpokeR0 many adVanta-
es embodied IN this hive. and would here
ia, that it combines several features not
pund in other uOvable-cOmb mFeass Eust
Is 10 constructed as 10 be weather-prOOf
yen when standing exposed 70 storms; So
hd. the hive Is upright IN form. 30 a. to Sc
pre- natural heat fOr the brOOd-cOmb; third,
be eon6 frames can be readily taken out
ithOut crushing the adjacent comb or kill
hg III boes; t0uEthly, TIE hive b undereola-
lete control Of h operator. both IS 90 ven-
lation and deienoe against rohbeEa Many
her points we might name. but these. Co
ether with the low prices at which the hive
IN be constructed. are very much On favor OF
be american Bee-Hive."-&D d. Marie, Az
oaf 90 <HTTEsdE 81 ~
J. L COlhapp, Agent. BrOWnville
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

The Brides Fate, by Mrs. Emma d. E.
SOuthEOrth a sequel The Changed
rides,'' Ia In press and VII he pubiished In a
Nv days by 7. b. Peterson 4 Brothers. Phila-
Aphia. II viii command a VERY large sale
It is fully equal 10 The Changed Brides"
Fer Raay,T aad rHow ne Won Her which
sve proved 20 Re three o. the best novels
reF puhlIshed, and which are having unprc-
dentedl eales, Er Hrs sOuthworth 81 be-
Ond all doubt the first female NOVELIST OF
be day. II will be issued IN n large duOdeci-
nO volume OF over 1--WE hundred pages, In
nifOrm style WithnFHho-C hangedTD brides"
Fair Piay," Aad How ne Won Her. and
old at the low price az tLz5 Ga cloth, or $3.50
paper cover.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Kt1uAbT kUheulnU=A very G1aoG-
dent haPpeRed uboub two nailes southwest
Of uils city during thestorn yesoerdaym Orn-
ing. Ely. n son Of Alexander Starry, was on
a mare whose colt was following. when au
three were struck and killed by lightning.
A Mrs. Munce saw them when struck, and
her husband and Mr.. starry immediately F6n
TO the scene Of the accident, but found al
past recovery. The boy was about thirteen
years f agea The only marks let On hints
iicete vhfre Be va struck was On the len
she % TIE bead, Mct Of and above the eaE,
where the hhif Hwhs &Orebed and the scalp
~conslderHbly torn. This - q terrible blOw.to
Mr. Starry and family. who have the SYM
pathy Of in their sudden bereavement
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
ooK. coRuRM 4 %.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Fo4 Ud8oa8es o9 tho EhEoa4 sd Lu19b
gueh as 0onG1B, Cot1s, Wh0CDinR
G0ngh, BrcnCntf8. AEthnuas
ard CongumnHon.


Probably never befora @. ~ HHsI8 1919
Del4c1ne, has anything wen % widely lE1 WoeeD1y
up01 the conddenco 81 ma1Lnuf - MS GEoellent
nen1edy Tor pulmonary ctnbL9ksss Ihrou9h a3olg
series O1gears, and among most q re ulc88 q
men II has risen higher and hlgaer 10 their Bstma~
ton, IS e has become better En0Hn. IT, lnfoFu
character and power - care ~ rlEie1s Affections
81 TIE lungs and thTnafy have made ig k~nowua1au-
liable pr0tector aganst mems Whle al1pted -
mildsr forms o. disease and 10 Toun4 childTen, e u
q ne samo tine bs ueEE GIec1alnmr1y na3 en
Be given fOr fncipielt consumption, and tha dan-
gerOus Affections of Ho hroaS and ungB. Asapro-
Be Kept Oh hand IN every amly, and h1eed - "a
sc egneameS subject ~ eohe and cOlgha~ ~
should b prOTided with nlg a1cdote br t6cR
Although settled C~Oa8Nmp1ion is tnouE8 -
c1rable, SIN ETeaf Numbers Ofcasog Eher8 - Dis
ease eceuod geEloh, have been compIctcH F1reI
and the patient restored 70 sound healtf - -
CheFrW Pictorial, So ~CoIaplooe s. - Hr11sy
over the disorders % he Lmgs and ThFo1E&S
the mOaf obstinate of them yield t0E Whgn EoCs
ing else could reach them, under ne CkgFFw ~
tOraI ney subsade and disappear.
6laaerS an9 Rutsts spsGtsss &~W -
Always rstsysa ssd oaa uhouS
BroSeSIisS 3 z-snssssy @psd 81 49, "a
EherFN ReffRrat h sail and GeEnsnt aaaSa
80 .G61ertIE are - virtues knoWl thatua -
nCs publish Cd crit 8 CD .
than aasuEe ~ ezong a. y gua1te5 ~ 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
Ayers Ague Cure,

ErF E6vsR snd Agus, Eutarmittans WBEsE
Agues Periodical or Elicu8 EsEgs 49,
and indeed al The a4eeaoH Wmch Uie0
nom ma4E3ou4 Bazah O. mla@aao
pOi8onB.
AS is name implies, e does CtiFe, snd does ne
Ml. C0utanilEUHtheTAr1ele o1Inine, Hsmufhr
zinc, nor any 0tbcE mineral OF poisonous substlnc8
Whatever, u ia novice Injuries any patient ne
number and importance 81 - cures IN lhe aTued Dis
nicss, ere EClfV beyOnd accoUnt an1 We believe
without 3 parallel in the history OF Ague Medicine
0u pE1b b gTa1ifcd BY the aekn0Wielmeu9 ~
receive Of the radical cures eGectcd ln ooelaaio
eases, and where other remedies had Wl0ly mel.
gnlcclimeted persons, either resident ~ q
travelling through miasmahc 0caAtleerE ~ % pl6
t8cfed b. taking the AGUE CURE daly-
Tor LfreF C0naDf1tstes arising nom OI
Of tie Liver. is is an excellent remedy 4M8
tie TffaF mo healthy aCsttItV.
Scr PHions Disorders and Liver ConpEG
An axcereut remedy, producing Amy GllF -
marfehIe rurse. where 0tncr wcIcDc9 nI I-e1s
Prepared - DR. - C. ArE9 . CO.. hEacoeas
And fralvfclI Chemists LoWcA Aa1as $50 sod
~ round The verdi
PRxcB, $40 FEE BoEEEE.
sold by
8GcCREERK & NICKELLa
CITY DRUG srORE.
BrornriHc. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

we have recoived f6la Na5.L w. Pear.
main, OF Davenport, Iowa, a copy Of the
Davenport Daily Gd1efte, which copies the
report Of the meeting held in this city week
befOrel last relative TO the Atlantic and Brown
vine brRpchpE nc c. RI.&R. r. apd says
Il Is "a railroad project in which Davenport
viii be deeply interested, and In fits SUCCESS be
very greatly benefited. This proposes the
opening 10 our city a direct railroad connec-
tlOn with Southern Nebraska, md the rich
and soon 70 be POPulOus region tributary
We arc pleased TO state that negotiations
are progressing very faYOrably now, and our
PruspectsiW this direction are bright