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PAIN KILLER

Is that prepar alton Don't be deceived by the many
worthless stufts offered, such King OF Pain.
pain Paint" and the like. The Pain Killer is known
to be good.
FENHE PAIN KILLER
4 Is sold by ali Druggists and Dealers In Family
Medicines,
SORE EYES CURED. The following letter will
prove the merits of DR.. Weavers Cerate 1t will
all eruptions and diseases of the skin
HAMILTON, Ohio, Aug II, 1860.
"I have been afflicted with and aoek ees the
last five years-on the recommendation of friend,
was induced to DIR. Weavers Cerate, and have de-
rived great advantage from its use. .
JOHN Fl FALCONER."
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THE GREAT FAMlLY MEDICINE.
FFs
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

THE PAIN KILLER ., 1,ov,oav
Should be used at the FIRST manifestation Oh
Cold or Cough.
bon,t fall to Keen 1t In the house ready for USE
Is an almost certain for CHOLERA , t ana
has without doubt been successful IN snns
terrible disease than any other known remedy OF eTH
the most eminent and skilfu Physicians; IN ua er
more or less prevalent the Pain Killer Is cohsq tSose
by the natives as well by European residents III 'o'e
climates, sure remedy.
FsNHE PAIN KILLER .., 1or
i Each Bottle is wrapped with full directions Tor
Its USE .
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that pays. For particulars,
Il address 8. n. SPENCER & CO.. Brattleboro. VT.

A FORTUNEINANYS TATE.-Rlgbtsf for sale
n New Pa emit Article, for every female Sample 81.
Address INVENTOR. 2. o. Box 243S, New YORK.
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The BabcOck Fire Extlnguisher.

AQents soo1sted IN ere1,u to1cn ana pnloae.
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from the Toledo BIade.I
THE LAST CABINET MEETIN6-IHb END
OF THE JOHNSON REIGN AS DESCRIBED
nv Mr. NAsBE.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
CONGRESsIONAL.


HOUsE-After our report cIosed-the census
bill being under consideration By the House in
Mr.. Wilkinson moved an amendment TO the
14th section, imposing q fne Of 5000 on any
the information required by the act, tor every
such refusal. In sustaining his amendment he
declared il as his belief that the two States of
Minnesota and Iowa paid to railroad corpora
tons, for the transportation OF produce, ten
millions year more than they ought to pay,
and that when the people came to know they
were yictimized by railroad corporations, it
would require the Government to take hold Of
these mammoth corporations, and to restrict
their power to rob and plundef the people
After discussion, the amendment was adopted
Mr.. Scoheld moved to strike out the enactiag
clause OF the bill. He was opposed to the multi
plication or Federal Offices as provided by the
bill: He preferred the act Of 1850 He believed
that under II the census Of 1850 had been well
taken It's schedules were better than those pro-
vided in this bill. and he believed its machinery
was better. There was no provision here for
getting statistics about the products Of his own
Mr.. Garfeld.-"The poor mans light"
MT Scofield appreciated the labor Of the Can
sus Committee, but he did not like the machine
~ of the bill, nor did he like the multiplication
Of Federal Offices. When the war commenced
there was but one set of Federal officers. while
now there were four sets, and this bill proposes
TO create a fifth set.
The question was taken on Mr.. Scofield's
motion to strike out the enacting clauses and it
was rejected by large majority.
Mr.. Ward presented a petition signed by e, 900
citizens Of the State of New Yorks asking Con-
gress to accord belligerents rights to the people
OF Cuba, and to recognize their independence.
He asked that il be read.
Mr.. Farnsworth and others objected to the
reading.
Mr.. Ward then withdrew the petition, an
nouncing that he would, on Monday, move to
suspend the rules so as to have 1t read. Ad-
jeurned.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
Reading Matter on Every Page.

The New York Tslssram has an effective car
toon representing The Sunday School of the
Period" with Henry Ward Beecher upon the
platform expounding from the text "Go We and
doEkewise," while Horace Greeley, Anna Dick
inson, Mrs. Cady Stanton and Susan B. Antho-
ny occupy front seats. The notices upon the
walls are ''Free Love-" "Woman's Rights, IS
"Diyorce Law of Indiana is the Law Of the
Land" ''Nioral Social Reform" ''The Astor
House Tragedy" ''Thou shalt not covet thy
Dcighbor's wife," with black lines across the
''not,') "Those that God hath joined togethe,
let no man put asunder," with black lines
across the ''no,' y ''Hate your neighbor and love
his wife," &c, &c The Telegram would more
property have designated it "The Affinity
School"
Evening star., 1869-12-11

IMPORTANT ACTION RY THE NEW YORK GOLD
ExcHASsE--The members of the New York
Gold Exchange held session on Wednesday for
the purpose Of passing upon an amended consti-
tuition and bylaws, which had been proposed
for the consideration of the members. The most
important amendment was the following article,
which was adopted:
'.The business Of this Association shall, unless
otherwise ordered, be confined to transactions
IN gold; but this Board may, at any time, by a
majority vote, extend its business to dealings in
Government bonds and other securities.n
Evening star., 1869-12-11

II has been stated, and since denied, that the
Bible had been ruled out of the Public Schools
OF Allegany county, Maryland 1t seems, how
ever, that the School Board have prohibited the
reading of the Bible i'm the Public Schools of
Cumberland city. The CiriIian calls the Board
sharply to account for its action, and says that
''the parents of nine-tenths of the children who
attend the Public Schools are unequivocally in
favor Of the reading of the Bible,
Evening star., 1869-12-11

The fare is to be reduced to five cents in
some OF the Philadelphia street; cars on the lst
VEckel's dying statement was that he WAS
IN III no way concerned in the Burdell murder and
that ne believed Mrs. Cunningham did it.
HA Michigan clergyman warns his t,oct N
beware of modern infidelity i'm the nerscn os NJ
Henry Ward Beecher f" Va
IL = significant fact that twenty ont of the
twenty eight Episcopal churches in Maine are
supported by Sunday collections s
Evening star., 1869-12-11

The GREAT Boar RACE.-The Harvard crew
have published card in reference to recent
Pubhcations concerning the Harvard Oxford
post race, IN which they use the following Ian.
snase; FINALLY, We wish to say that we re-
eelsed the best OF treatment from the English
people, and were fairly beaten i'm the racer
Evening star., 1869-12-11

The New York Tribune Of yesterday has long
and able article against the general raising of
salaries foreshadowed by the Presidents recon-
mendation that the pay of the Judges of the Su-
Preme Court shall be increased 1t very forc-
bly, says that If beginning is once made, there
Il 10 telling where the increase will stop.
Evening star., 1869-12-11
n~PREPARATORY MEDICATION.

The human stem the most delicate and sensitive
OF all created things. should be biuiy prepared 10
meet the shock Occasioned BY sudden change in the
temperature Of the air. Even the solid metals con-
tract and expand under cold and heat-se that if man
were composed Of iron instead Of frail tissues and
hires. circulating fluids and brittle osseous matter
his frame wcud not be proof against the vicisstues
OF climate. As il is behooy every one especially
the feeble % fcrtfy the fra tenement OF mortality
against the inelemency Of the present season.
Awholescme, supplying vegetable tonic and
alternative is the preparatory medicine required and
among medicinal agents OF this character HOSTEL
TER STOMACH BITTERS stand Supreme In a
successful career OF nearly quarter Of a century,
the preparation has never been tauailed or an
preached, and its sales larger than those of
any half dozen articles, purporting belong to the
same class, that has ever been advertised in this
country As a remedy and preventive Of DYSPEPSIA.
snd all ITS Complications IL may be said 10 have heed
oo'rs eorrsi,os and to be the standard specific Of
the western Hemisphere. course of this genial
restorative AZ the commencement VI Winter is the
surest safeguard against all the complaints which
ere caused or aggravated by OK posure to cold.
de9eossAW
Evening star., 1869-12-11

c. 8. JONES. REUEL KEITH.
ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS,
No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WEST,
Corner OF B street north,
~ASHINGT0N, c.,
here nfehaan.s, si Hotel and Restaurant Proprie-
1870 w., III ~ an Shippers. and the Public
MxNTFACTUREHs md large stock Of the BEST
s~oS E2RTTHEEfS a9TTv m y TSiHN2IrIEsALE PRICES.
Ss~ certificate annexed. OkDERS RESpt;rT
feLLi sohscifHp. 'oSEs KEITH.
WAsuINGroy, Octesev q ,se,
have visited the Arlington Vinegar Eosts = "A
carefully examined into the method Of profrr;ns
vinegar from cider and alcohol carried out by
Jones 4 Keith, % the above locality. These manu-.
facturers have adopted the most recent improve
menfs which modern science has indicated IN this
chemical art. and the vinegar produced Is Of great
purity owing it's acdty to acetic acid alone-t s ol
proper strength and II free from adulterafou Of any
Kind. To these Interested in the prosperity W ths
District Of Columbia, i must be gratifying 10 record
the establishment Of tho home manufacture Of % i'm.
doubt that 4 win meet from the community tat en-
ooursgement which 10 deserves.
THOMAS ANrISELL, II D.,
As,.:t shsm:t to the Cnited stases psPsrtm.nt Of
"sess0ws' 6s M
Evening star., 1869-12-11
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Thursday night, on Penn. avenue, he
- tween 18th and 9th sts on 2Oth street, long
BLACK GRAPE VEIL. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning il to 239 II st. It.
Il OST.-One gold and jet pendant EAR RING,
- between the Patent and Post Offices. The finder,
who will leave 1t at 432 Sixth street west, will be
rewarded. de l0-2tr
I OST-Tuesday, 9TH, a gold linked WATCH
IL CHAIN The finder will receive a liberal re-
ward by leaving il at Semkens' Jewelry Store, No.
$50 Pa. ave-, bet 9th and 10Th SITS. delO-3
g n REWARD-Lost on the sth instant, at the
" corner of 7th street west and NJ street north,
LADIES' GOLD WATCH CHAIN, with Breast
Pin attached. The above reward with the thanks
OF the owner will be given to any person who will
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Dec Sd, one large
~ RED COW the ends of horns sawed of, white
spot in face white hind feet, one dry teat and
small BUFFALO COW, black and white mixed,
dry. reward of SIS apiece will be paid for their
delivery to s. BEALL. street. between Ath and th
ueefs. de 6-6t
Evening star., 1869-12-11
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
CHR. RUPERT,
KRIss KRNGLE KEADoUARrKRS
no. sas SEVENTH STREET. between ana Y,
Importer OF ell kinds ot
FRENCH. ENsLISH ENdS .Sp GERMAN FANCY
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEw YEARS PRESENTS.
his many friends and the public e~persll, ,h.a -
hs- returned from Eurcpc sf,er an absence of sss
the selection Of the largest ana handsonesi sccS o
FANCY AND woRsrED GOODS
CRYSTAL AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &C, &C,
tina; has ever been introduced IN this section os the
country, Iiese Goods have been seleCtel in Paris.
Vienna Bohemia, Switzerland, and other places on
the continent of EUROPE, and are of the mo-s an
proved and finest kind. which can dispose Sf ~ ss
low prices as they can be had in New York OF other
cities. IN consequence 81 having purhaSed dir.-ct
from the manufacturer; among which We enumerats
IN part
ENBRD u CHAIR and SOFA COVERS.
kNITTED LADIES and INFANTS HoODs.
KNITTED AffGANs, all sizes.
BOHEMIAN VASES and ORNAMENTS.
MUSICAL BOXES, from q 20 sss, piece.
MUSICAL sEGAR STANDS.
FRENCH PERfUMERf, of all kinds,
PoRTMoNAIEs.
wRITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS,
DokLs9r EVERY Gy pEsCRIPTr3S sspl pr n,crrvs
ROCK. SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PR0PELL0Rs and sLElGHS,
WAGONS and WHEELBARR0wS.
In order 10 give my customers increased facilities
in their examination of my large stock of goods.
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
pense, the second story of my establishment into q
store-r room The room is entered by way of am
open stairway leading from the store In the
second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
60 examine my stock before pure hasing elsewhere
Those who wish TO avoid the large crowd ~ ualiy
attendant at the approach OF the Holidays,
should make their selections early, avoid the
rush. de stJanl
Evening star., 1869-12-11

O4nA|1 ~ V0O1os
CHEVlOT 25
FINE CASHMERE SUITS. $50
VERY FINE CASHMERE sUITs.............s s3s
FINE PLAID SUITS..................... ...........S S3J
FINE BLACK DOEsKIN PANTS $40 to SIS
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS Oh
FROCK COATS, 80, 35 and $40
BLACK SILK VELVET s12
FINE BLACK, BROWN, OLIVE, &C.,
SILK VELVET VESTS, Sl4
FANCY SILK VFLvET VESTS ......... $40
SCOTCH FRIEZE 40 to s43
FINE MELTON SUITS.......... 8 20
FINEST MELTON SUITS........................s .s43
vELyETEEN SUITS................... sac
FINE CASHMERE PANTs................7 to s12
CORDUROY SUITS........-............
BREsS from s 1J per half dozen
FINE SILK, CLOTH and DOEsKIN VESTS
from Sc
FINE BEAVER AND CLOTH CAPEs OR
CL0AkS, % to S3J
ROBES DE CHAMBRE RE................I5 Is to S3J
FINE PLAID PANTS.
~Specialties in this Department DOMESTIC
CASSIMERES as good as Foreign, at much lower
prices.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

READY.MADE DEPARTMENT.
BLACK CLOTH vESTS-.-...--......3, 4, 5, and Sc
BLACK DOESkIN PANTALOONs,
6,s, 10, and 8 2
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS,
Is, 20, %, 80, and S35
BLACK VELVET yESTS.........lO and 8 IL
FANCY VELVET yESTs.............. IS
FINE SILK .-......................6 to 50
BLACK AND BLUE BEAVER PANTS,
to s1o
BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATs.-......25 to s3s
SACK COAT WORKING SUITs...........from s11
CASHMERE SUITS, WALKING
AND SACK COATS, from SIS
EXCELLENT CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS,
Is, IS, and $40
FINE CASHMERE SUITS, Cheviot Styles,
20 and S25
FINE BEAVER ......................S3 S35
FINE BEAVER COATS AND vEsTs........ s25
GOOD WORKING PANTALOONs.........sa 50 80
BETTER ONES.........-....... 50
GOOD CASHMERE PANTALOONs,
$50, 4, $50 and So
FINE CASHMERE PANTALOONs.
d, Z, and SlO
FALL OvERCOATS, Good Styles and $40
FALL OyERCOATs, FINE.......l2 to SIS
FALL OvERCOATs, OF FINEST COATINGs,
20 and S25
DOMESTIC AND ENGLISH
REPELLANr OvERCoArs
DOUBLE AND TWIST AND
CHEvIOT OvERCoATS
MELTON AND FINE FACED OvERCoATs
GOOD HEAVY WARM OvERCOATs.
Various colors, 10 and S / 2
CHINCHILLAs, PETERSHAM, WHITNEY
and other similar Overcoats; great many
Shades and IL to $40
BLACK BEAVER OvERCOATs. SIS
GOOD BEAVER OvERCOATs.................. ........ $40
FINE BLACK AND BLUE BEAVER OVER.
25
FINEST BLACK, BLUE. BROWN, AND OTHER
COLORED BEAVER OVERCOATS
80 and s35
PILOT AND EsoUIMAUx OvERCoArs
40 and 8 so
GOOD 9l2
GOOD BEAVER CAPES.............. a. q
BETTER BEAVER CAPEs........................ $40
FINE BEAVER CAPEs AND SPANISH
to $50
YOUTHS WALKING COAT SUITS,
15to SIS
YOUTHS METRoPOLITAN SACK SUITS,
Toto SIT
BOYS MELTON sUITs....................... q 5
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS..-..............-6 6 to IS
BOYS FINE CASHMERE sUITs.......s to s1a
CHILDRENS GARIBALDI SUITS.
49, s. and IS
CHILDRES's BISMARCK COAT SUITS.
9, 10 and e12
CHILDRENS vELvETEEN COAT SUITS. 81 Q
BOYS HEAVY OvERCOATs,............ to ss
BOYS FINE ovERCOATs ......... 10 to q .
CHILDRENy VvEROoATs......-.trom5 10 q
eN.E PRICE OWE.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

"a" JUST RECEIVED,
A new and selected stock Of u
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Teas, Codees, Sugars, Syrups and Molasses. welch
and other choice brands of Flour, New York Buck
wheat, Butter, Lard. Eggs. Fish. Hams, &c., nne
old hskiss, California Wines and Brandy Raisins,
Prunes, Dates, Figs. Citruu Currants.
Also large assortment Of Candies and French
Tor sale cheap st northwest corner Of
9th and Il streets.
de list ROYAL Il MILLER
Evening star., 1869-12-11
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED PARLoR AND BED ROOM roR
mt vi h hrst class board and gas and water, at
49s Eth str between H and i. dell ~
IrOR REHT-SmaIl frame HOUSE on l. street, be-
y tween eth and 9th streets. Enquire of W. T.
MURPHY, Grocer No. 490 L, cor. 10Th. dell a.
Ec0R SALE-Ore Of those new HOUSES on "A e.
Is OPP: Gcyerpm Printi * Once. Three storie !,
pressed brick front, hail. gas: water. bath. sc un-
occupied: $500. y. BAkRET a Co.
DELFT Room 8. Z. cor ',h and Y.
FOR sALE-S3 .O0O-One fourth cash, and bal
Il ance in s. Il. Is and ~ months. will buy q sub
stantial BRICK tetw cen 9Th and 10th streets.
II rooms. r. " BOWMAN,
de ll-st tRepl Real Estate Broker. sii ith st.
E>OR RENT-A desirable DwEL LING. contain
ing six hne rooyns. bath rom, and water closet
inside shutters, marble mantels bells and all modern
Improvements 1t aSo has large yard, with y
Rent, SIS. Apply to HARVEY MARR. 335 4
street, between 9th and 10th. de Il-2t
I WILL SELL ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND
L on Vermont avenue and NJ street Containing
about 200 equare feet term Of years. to any
or more persons who will erect thereon suitable
houses Alsc, 20 LOTS in Square 800, between o
and and 9Th and 10Th streets.
de Him Corner 10Th street and Penn a ay enue
EOR SALE.A FARM containing - acres, well
and grapes; 10 acres Of wood ready cut for market;
with all farming utensils necessary for first class
farm adjoins Scaggs farm half mile from Benung ;
bridge; will exchange for city property, or on easy
terms for cash: will be sold cheap. Inquire of Prof
SCALA, Leader Of L. :. Marine Band, dell -3ts
Evening star., 1869-12-11

lvl A FARM. CONTAINING 3O6 ACRES,
FOR S2.5OO CASH.
Situated near Brandy " inc, Prince Georges conn
~, Nd; Is miles from Washington, d. c. The Bal
timore and Potomac Railread, now building, runs
through the land. W H. CLAGETf
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
dell-l0t fRep.i No. Market Space.
Evening star., 1869-12-11

~ TELEGRAPH
U3 THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY has extended wires 20 the Navy Yard,
and opened an Office in ODonnells Drug Store,
No. 591 EIGHTH STREET EAST,
where the business Of its patrons in that section
the city will hereafter receive prompt attention.
DEF Inn
Evening star., 1869-12-11

EOR sALE-A BIG WATCH DOG,
Il tkewfouDdlandJ at 42c lith street. et.4Np~x
between II and L. 1T
CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, q ST., between 9Th
~ and 10th. Orders for the Catholic World and
Catholic Mirror received aud attended to.
de HOT ID. a BROSNAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
LI4VORa.

Having now thOro ughly fitted up my
sale and sample roo ms, at No. Al Main
street, I invite the ID public OF SOUTH
ERN NEBRASKA and NORTHERN MIS-
SOURI, 10 give me a call, as I shall always
keep on hand in WHOLESALE QUANTITIES
WINES. BRANDIEsA AND LIQUORS, Of the,
very best and pnrest quality, &
of all brands Foreign and Do
" mestIc. Ishal ~ also have on hand y
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &c.
The public may rely Opon my stock being
pure, as physicians of this city recommend
II for Medical uses. Full stock Of Bitters,
in cases or single bot tie. 1 am also agent
for the best Billiard Tables made.
WIN. II. VALLEAU co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Anti~Railroada-We heard OF an nrru-
ment recently advanced b. an anti-raIlrosd
man that Il 90 new and novel that We cannot
refrain from giving Il for the benefit OF the
antics generally. A. hadbeen arguingatcor
siderable length for railroads, and b. AGAINST
when B. broke out;
"Look here; now, You see, a. I had a fat
hOg-Just as fat as it could be-and I was
20 grease him all over with butter and lard.
and smear Il an over him, all Over, you know.
would that hog be any fatterg'
A-Of course not.
Bs-Then what I'm hell goddess theraIlroad
DO the fsrmer7
A, We learn, agreed 70 give an answer 10
the lastquestiOn In n week I'm writing. We
hope our antd-friends won't make too much
capitalO out Of this. as we only give Il because
Of its novelty, as the same idea might. per-
hapa, never strike any one else, and 30 be
lost. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

KilbOurn, jenkins q CO-Manufac.
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
all kinds OF Pine Lumber, Lath, shingles.
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
ONCE and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our " material In the
Pineries Of Oshkosh, Wis.,, where we have
in operation one Of the largest manufactufie
Of everything made in Pine in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which y one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply OF
everything IN our line, 50 that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to xamineour stock
and prices before elsewhere, aswe
can ensure satisfaction in both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

when Men comfort themselves with Phi
losOphy, tits not because they nave got two
or three sentences. a because they have di-
gested those sentences, and made them their
own : so upon the matter, Philosophy is
nothing but Discretion; and the very es-
sence Of discretion is to ave your means; 70
do which, you should buy what you need in
Dry Goods or Groceries Of F. =. Johnson &
Co, whose stock Is seldom equsled n never
surpassed for being good, and true.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Prof, ID. C. Smith, we learn is about to
organize. or instruct, a Brass Bandat Tecum-
sch, Neb. This will be a very pleasant insti-
tuition to that city, and one which her citi-
zens will take a pride in. They have shown
great judgement In getting Prof. Smith as in
structor for a better musician, or one under.
standing a better principle Of teaching, we
nave never seen; and we can vouoh for the
new bands doing we'll, "when Smith As there
with patient care, aided by the rest
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Ice Cream.-Last Friday, by invitation,
We Chat means all hands and the devti,)
made sdecent upon the Ice Cream saloon OF
Assrs. Mace a Hansen, n slowed away
several dishes o excellent Ice Cream. On
Tie way back % the Office we dropped into
kiend ROSselrs and partOOk Of several Ice
Creams made after Mrs. ROsselrs inimitable
1gie-sending q few cakes after 1t, and wash
lhg the whole down with soda-water. The
hound trip was q pleasant one. and we can
hot fan 70 recommend the same 20 our nu-
henOus friends during these hot days, for IT
hFery pleasant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

-aras4-snd Rsathsrsd-We heard o.
Episode in real life the other day, which
plred 4 the southern portion Of this
not long since. Itappears that p0ul-
~ooOther animals had been disappearing
q mysteriously from . certain neigh
~ not a thousand miles from Aspin-
that q youth and bis m6le parent
m,Sn not learn the names-were strongly
boos1a SOayOung man Of theneighbOr-
onctuded 20 Try how it would work 20
ma partnership with Che young pocher
H,,.s oat the secret, and did 80. They
he,-s. : ioray, both went several Of the
sosa being posted, were ready withA
t,r ND feathers 70 match, and while
De were IN me coop the old hand at
49, was captured and he other es-
palr,-s me oaDtured one was beautifully
ROos~,sa coated, afer which the party
mhS ~ the parent who. ssmelling q
eocomso1L LWedid not learn
~ - q any q the parties. nor would
E enem II We haa; but hope, n the
ss > ,pe. MET the ssupOn taught may s.
Than poultry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

n. G. Ls9t, win In q few days receive, per
steamer CorneIia, another large invoice %
Drugs, Glass, Leads, Oils, etc. This VIII Dc
TIE nfth large bin Of goods he has received
this season. The impression Is that he is
selling much and At reasonable prices. You
win nd look 20 your own interests II Won DO
not can on himH yOu want anzthins in his
line
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

New FlrR-We learn that VIM. yalleau
has associated with himself In the wholesale
Liquor, Tobacco and Cigar bushes at No. a,
John Worthing, brother 70 Evan Worthing-
the only man we ever saw that knew just
how to run asaloOn. Mr.. Worthing brings
more capital to the business. and viii there
fore extend and enlarge the same. Under
the new firm we are satisfied the establish
ment win become one of the largest and most
permanent Of our wholesale houses. Success
70 fhont