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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

ne ebrsted IMITATION GOLD HUNTING wATrHES Col.
Dr.. Meta" uupro,r Orle These Justly celebrated Watches ha's
thoroughly tested during the last four aud their Tepu'
ior sh limitations II Gold Ns'hs IL 80 vel e,ahsnr
require recommendations PrcesllurIOntt watches ~
,au,l he appearance and time Gold Watches worth &uO Full
J~i Lever SIS tqus $50 Gold Ones; Pull Jewesd Levers
sIa and hush 4to equal 80 S2O Gold ones -
We have just commenced making tue American WHeh u
cAroRom-ir balance adjusted u heat cold ana
position down Weight equal IN appearances aud for time To
God Wa costing N2aO
hunting gents and ladies' sizes eh'ns Collins Metal - to
&c Also all Kinds fJ.wey equal gold ouetenth the price
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS SET IN GOLD.
W. mskng Je.ey Of the California Diamonds These are
res. on-, braucy and hardness and be distinguished
nom the genuine by good judges They are particularly
brilliant yt bv ARTIFICIAL light scratch become dull by
bauey ipdens ume The following are tue
prices;
Gent. Pins according 10 the size OF The ~ :" 70
L.
no CLBS- Watches ordered AZ time, we'srud
.,,u Watch rr express he paid for detrr
g n. COLLIHS 4 Co, Ma 35 Bosdrsr. NeN'iorE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

bctorc fbc magistrate. Justice Bowling had intcndch 70
,d en- examination this case, huj gave waN to JH>Nr
r|rs Counsel for the defense wished the eAaii"""l'
.,lurncd, and after considerable argument ne '@"i'
49,, wa. continued. rsr IL Grand Dodge, S'ciri"'
a., n treasurer Of thc Dutchess Comfy Insurance 'o
,y made affidavit that on Oct. a quantity 81 uIl's"
e.. - Louus oi the value of S25c10. were stolen IRON
ttr o0jrc al the COMPANY Puugbkecpsle. me 'nIco
bond, showr and which were traced a. Johnson pos,
.sou were a portion those stolen. Walter MllllanS
mad been convicted of this burglary in OCTOBER Nlu
~clv thn flat these bonds were found IN his posses
sion, Counsel for the accused again asked the hdEIH
rnSus'd rrs case having now been brought before ootl
Insiitrs Hogan and bowling, has become somewhat
Ittf4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
THE BOMBAY HOOK TRAGEDY-rRIAL OF
DICEEY.


DICKEY.
The trial of William Dickey for the murder
Of his wife and Thomas Cohoun, at Bombay Hook Nd
was commenced in the Bergen County Court OF oyer ana
Termner at Hackensac before Judge Bedle YESTERDAY
The murders were committed the NIGHT of the 6h OF
November last in the house OF the prisoner Cloter
Landing, opposite Yonkers. DiCkey had for some tne
suspected his wife of inhdelity and having arisen RON
his bed at midnight, went down stars INTO tio
and found Mrs. Dckey in the room WIN t"h"""
and another man who boarded nc the house Dckcy en-
ragged at the discovery Of what he believed the evidence
of his wfe's guilt, fired several shots al holh
her and CohOuu, wOunding them MORALLY. Coiouh
died within a few hours, and MIS- Dlckey
died tho next night At tho inquest when fOlowcu,
witnesses testified facts that dspeled IN great degree
the suspicion OF Dckcys guilt and the Jury brou
in a verdict OF murder He was committed 10 tle Jl ~
Hackensacck, where he has since been conhneI. Oit
Thursday last the Grand Jury brought III an Guctheh
against Hickey. to which he pleaded not guilty.. nc w
reared however without counsel saying that lie had
expected 10 hear from his employer at 'I"stef I"hg
who had promised to supply him with legal ana III ms
trial Judge Bedle give the prlsOnoran opportunity To
make defense, postponed the trlal To YESTERDAY.
arge number OF witnesses were present, only lew OF
WHOM were sworn. The trial Will be continued today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
couRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Klses corsrr.

The BI0okim Bank RObbery-ImportaRt
opinion Jy Jitdgc IrOg-Mr John oedgwlck, the
for James Griffin, who indicted ana convicted for
grand larceny IN rObbiug the Brooklyn Dime Savings
Bank Of "a TN box containing some private accounts and
securities Of present value, raised the point at te
trial that the goods stolen were not subject
OF larceny. and pending the decision the prisoner
pleaded guilty OF petit larceny aud sent TO the pen
entiary for year and sentenced 10 pay fine OF 500
Judge Troy has Just rendered decision the 10 the
effect that although the value Of the property stolen may
be declared IN itself the party charged with the larceny
thereof is not bound thereby for IL Is the real yaue Of
the property that fix the grade Of the oense and
not the value fixed by the parties 10 the instrument
which may may not be correct. As the Ger
tfcates OF this latter class IL incumbent the
people 10 prove the value of the stock The omission
do may be accounted for perhaps by the sugges ton
thar they utterly worthless. Regarding them per-
s0nal property however In the absence of any evidence
upon the subject OF value the Court such
value be other than nominal The tin box Was proven
be- worth S5 this would warrant a verdict for petit lar
ceny only, and the verdict Tot grand LARCENY,
must be ret aside aud a new trial ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
THE DUrcHEss COUNTY BOND ROBBERY

The examination in the case Of Barton NJ.
johnson arrested for having in his possession dnaufiy
Of United states bonds stolen from The Office OF Inc
Dhcbess County Insurance. Company Of PougnkcepsIc.
confirmed yesterday az the TOnbs before Justice
Hogan. Jerome Bradley, from whom johnson mace
B4tH BE- obtained tilr bond. sunday arrested
BNtec'es Farry aldg)OJ and yesterday bronglI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
THE NEWARK MURDER.

Lonhardt Schumm, the alleged murderer OF
Conrad stal OF Newark, traced last week 10 brew
cry, near Trenton where he applied for employment
He was seen aud converted with by German who knew
inn. Ou the same day ho leit there. ana W'ut I" iI
Jainh.l The uolcc al that city telcSIalAcd, bat
they Lav0 thur far failed 10 secure him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
LATEST SHIP NED'S
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Dec lAr'cl steamships stars aud stripes and No,msp
f, Pf4rlpla George g. lptuu Nvs-lork
barks Don hester Janet tagari; tr Margaret
Rdey r,u Densrsta chrs kya A4o oA turacoa Diug from
MIrs,uans; Afsia. from luagua.
NEaOALE.N.. Dee 2ASel steamship Cor'e' from New lori
SAX FRkNCs,o. Dec 2Arrcd ships Nenungton sui Jrca
non Lyrun S1rd ships Juliet, for L,cpoo Pauhca, Tor Hong
koug. Rowe ri Ssl, % Sidney.
NILuroIoy r. &. Dee lOSaIod, steamship WIN. =. clyde for
Eew.iJrs
FOREIGN PORTS.
SourHuPruy Dec lJ--ILe lB.on FROM NeNiok
rived lf OBJ, y@.tsrily.
Qrv,srlwy Dee llfhe steamship Minnesota. from NeNNo
attt- The steamship arrived
port At ~ O'Clock tai, morning her way Liverpool.
IAyAV4 Dee lAIhe steamship Ieuioui, su,ri to-day Eom
Handbag
WITAIERS.
FsCCo. Dec 1.-THE whale ship lle'c1 Mar hl, arrived AZ
IIo whale o bone. Tho following whale
ships loaded With oil and bone louou for GAY
bead Avbshuuk- Helen Mar Aleu- John Carer Grgc How
land Massachusetts,, Orolr, Progress. and Rainbow.
SPOKEN.
Barb vhemina from Rotterdam Tor NewYork Nov lat 26:5
long - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
SUPREME CoURT-CnAnREgs.

Before Ur. Justice BdTAd,d.-1he Winter
Case-At re BUuo.-THls ease came up again ana afda
Wis were handed IN on behalf Of Br Hartley denying the
use OF the language against JuHRe Baratd imputed 10
him. 1he Court took the aidayIis Subsequently the
E0urT appointed .0ha IT, White Trustee instead ~ ID. g.
E,rdL, resigned and ordered reference 10 Thomas e.
TeId, "a pass the accounts OF the former trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
GRANT is weak on Cuba, n

GRANT is weak on Cuba, nevertheless CUBA
must be recognized dou vheu g.. done ''a were vel
u,r done quickly hos about that Hat o. 'o.r' Too
need rev ,ue srI Il we're a yog get quickly $50 90 h'"N t
Halter IN? rrov and b. v 90 yog 90 the becoming Hat o'
th period ofe ts.t quality aas tle oset pe ANol ,lt 1t"
iii. ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
HOME NEWS.
TUX WEATHER

THE WEATHER ~,
Dee l5-7 sl9 NO ; ". Dec l@-G 81 @5
y ~ Jtb y W - go SIgl
4 4lo gn55 y. w, u ~! %, 80, " ,o
REM lGWs-i1 Mormng-Clear. Afernoon W.
12:sU. Slightly cloudy clear from 1880 I" 81 SlEnt5J
cloudy from = 10 sunset Evcning-sghtly CLOUDY 10
overcast and very cloudy from 400 10 H. No'e'-4-'
From IL D. N. TO midnight clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NEWJEEsEY RAIL
ROAD

William Bardinge. II brakeman on the New
Jersey Railroad WAS rIu over by some ears that were
being drilled The PTOspecst crossing IN jersey City
al o'clock IsU evening. He stepped before tbo cars
x.ile they were bf1g propelled westward when h. was
tlit0Rn dow. the Bscls passing over nm md killing
bin InttAL,ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

FORdemRdti0n.-ln the u. s. District Court
yesterday before Judge Blatcford, three cases Of
brOdelies marked VI. VI. IL Coz" which had been i'm
ported by Myrtle, May IL Co., condemned. the
ground that they had been frauduiently nvOiccd
a. S GT0yld JiUy-Tbe u s. Grand Jury have adopted
propratc resolutions IN reference 10 The death OF John
4 Adanz lately one OF their number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
Tuesday IT,

Mails Europe VIA Plymouth, thehuurg anil Uauhurg ~ no
,,nra close General Pos, OEe"st !! VI Supplementary
mol r 1.rrt the pier foot Of thHi. Ho11trt - u
M,t lli Hs1uula by the Cy o Antwerp. close At the
Grrrsi Poet NF a. VI a.. 90.
Mao. Havana and he, Ws via Baltimore yer steamship Cuba
close 20 b, General Io,tOhee at ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

SABBATH-SCUoOL Books. - BROUGHTON n
wrs.s Ne ~ BiBoue Keep III, test from Al Pu6sh'ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

For n stylish and elegant HAT go TO EsPEN-
scaGIp, Manufacturer. No. la Sa,-al-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

SQUIRE g. LANDER, % FultOn-st., New Iorl.
hG reliable NGrcHFs hue hAN0NDs choice JAW
KI-n. sL'ES WAKH. Diamonds 'ps-a'p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

NEw-YoEK FWE-PIACE HEATER. Sanford's
Pue1t Vans ioar WITH Que Gre hArOsAL Slows "o"A'
and 2il MassrsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

PAPERS, TWINS, THREADS. AND CORDAGE.
Wut4GD HAyEI Ufe AID Warsroohs 2S and wv BVaa"A Nc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

SUPERB HATS TOR THE NEW NEAR.-E>rEN-
,,urin -,ar- - Announcing 20 DIS 'ul' au o. ya a'd
.rsr be- Co al gauHs contemplate trta, Ne" -.
I'm, d., hs la. oat g,a . 81 ass- Bag or tue i"a
d. seasur EsPLNsgHEID, -" -. Natsiu-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
- TOW TO DO IT."-" ECONOMY Or. A
SHORT CUT TO GOOD READlNG."-

All the best Magazines and Newspapers at
Glib rates! The PuRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL,
81 a wear, on with HuperS hoaMiy, BGsdr, or
UcrLjn ItanGc PuinaH,'s. Gdidry, kppia-
cojTS pyoicsfdBt Churchindn, dppietOnS J0ur-
nal, or any - periodical. for 80 Hearh and
Wo'yc Scientific american, s. 80; or with Home
Jomyaal. Christian hteiLigenccr, Hours at
Home, Dcmorcsfs. Rurdi Ncm- l92rker, or any
UDc' Times. World. The Methodist RirrSide
WG1o.jnr, Herdid Of HeGih, OW Young Folks,
pGcL0rTS Monthly, for - 80 or the JOURNAL
and iuryican Igricuiturisf, for 81. Same
rates for other Journals. when dubbed with
the rnnES" .a Hr"aIot HG%,r w ,n A. !" ELLIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

NOTICE of GENTS and BOYS
ctgrrSs can Obtain r b-., the Affords IgAP,0R
Hr,rrEL CO.. @ co. 90 BOse. Pness God'fsis ase soo
uAHAsgsl a. TspfsIelted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
9ursrs, darrilgrs, &t,

BREWSTER * Co. of Broome- slime IAN
ID RIAGES ia all the fashionable varieties eldassr' 81 oar
,oapui,c,,e Waerooms Fnt.aye cor Of Fourtreniu 81
CLEIGHS- BREWSTER u Co. (of Bloome-
y ,r.Tooms FInhave Fourteeuhst osers the cse
b,tr sleigh, Of Good to- for whom they are sole aseo "
the famous Portland cf himhals mAlulAcleIe.
THE BREWSTER WAGON.-BkEW W. ,, In III.
"a ~ ,oe manufacturers offer 'an~J a Ibs'e
Known wagon. OF all weights for pleasure dnng aS sprsohE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

FINE SHvER-PLATED WARE in new and ele
g,rt He,as suitable or Welding arl Holiday Prrira trd
f,ts al wholesale Prices l. HaKLEE Co., No a. ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

OLD TwEs.-A shirt dipped in grease was
o- l ri.. boz Albania Fur it- str,s today g. l.F
- B-tt d.. end I Fatol.,' \. Tr,r tuss '". self
Asalt.l prove tasacIy aiu. ,as.0nrIs .uI AZ Oilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14
Rr Electronalhy, Mngneti.m. EIectro-Chem
No cenninc Prof LIERIG's EXtract .

remedies al aud
100, IN r... ~ u Wet Tseaty ,urf.i by M. NHrg. VI
Cos4.aol nee Family practice attended TO- Cures oeu soArAler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

lor. superior imported article by Prot JH" Draper 'r-
r ,r. ih.1 30 others Do pruss ara Cue sroer a
b. H. GlAsL 100 HAllaI-st. sole agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-14

SUPERB HATS TOR THE NEW lEAR.-ENfEN-
fat o rs..rr o." Announcing o DIS iH'u'' 4' 90 avg
IN, t b. b. i o.t .p,a 18Th. 81 ires- ERu or e Hon.
d.y seasot. L'rlyseHED. -" -. Na'''u-'-
OLD TMEs-A shirt dipped in grease was
~ BrHs. DID, end p Fa.tol.'t y J. Ir'f "u', '. S'
AsaslsIltsl prove satisfactory g. distant asonris al 49, oilers
By Electropathy, Magnetism, Ecctro-Chemi
aprf1rfltr remedies.
.a-r,,say aIt West TscD'tlrI -, by w "hrH W. D.
ice. Fay practice Attended TO- cures oeN s4~-''''
TIE genuine Prof LIEBIGS Extract of Meat
rlor.sl superior imported article by Prot J" Draper 'ap
better Do pfussts ara l1r sfo,e aud
by ILGLAsL Igs HllaEst. sole agent
FINE SHvER-PLATEp WARE in new and ele-
g,tt fs,s suitable mr Welding anl Holiday Presents offered Al
sts vAo,sa, prices J. l. HaKLEH Co.. No 81 hA4rl Aut
NoTIcE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOYS
Ctornss Obtain tle best the mAtst sa'rl' a. lSAPoHN
HrsrEKL 90 Bosey Pne's Moderate. asa so0o'
uAHA1tsI a. TspfSIeped
PAPERS, TwIVrS, THREADS AND CORDAGE.
HAyEI Ofs AID Warsroon' 20 aad wv Broaa"A New
loG
corrRF g. LANDER. % FultOn-St, New York.
Do, place reliable whrcHFs hus pNoSo' choice Jaw
k-li aid siL,ER WAKR. diamonds sptiaiy
NEw-YoEK FWE-PrACE HEATER. Sanford's
Pueut rooms WITH Gre NATIONAL sto'k "o"-'
20 and 2il MasrsL
For stylish and elegant Hat go TO EsPEN-
,cHEip hA1uiAcsuItT. No. AS Ss'al-L
GlpgATu- CCuooT ROCKS - RROUGUTON 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
800 Id Yannn NTrn.

- Just published IN a sealed envelope
An4AkA Price six cents. Lecture on the m
AAfD mre, treatment and radical cure 0
I Spermatorrhu or Seminal weakness
- Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil
ity. and Impediments 70 Marriage generally NeF
vOusness. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Aenta
and Physical incapacity. resulting from Selfabuse
&c.-By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL. Md, Au
thor Of the ~Green Book &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves from his own experience thRi
the awful Consequences Of SelEabuse may be edeCtu
ally removed without medicine, and without dan
geFous surgical operations, bOugieS, instruments
rings, or cOrdials. pointing out q mode OF cure &C tones
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply. privately, and radically. THIS LECTURE
WILL PROVE A BOOK TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
sANnS.
Sent under seal, 70 any address, In plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps Also. Dr. CuiverWelS ~MarTiage Guide
price > cents. Address the publishers,
GHAs.J-C kLINE& Co.
I24oy rs BOwery, New York, ?. ES6
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
lam, ven resPectfanx.

IL a
Chemist and Druggist Of I6 Years Experience II
Philadelphia, and now located at his Dug an'
Chemical Warehouse. 5i Broadway, New York
From the largest Manufacturing Chemist In tn
~ am aeuuainted WITH nj. H. ]. HelmbOld h,
Occupied the Drug store opposite my residence, anC
was successful in conducting the business wher'
been faEOrably Impressed with his character and en-
ieEEPTise :, pou,sr WI diSS,WI5 Rla6Asscturin,
Chemist. Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadelphia
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT RucHU, tor weak
ness arising nom indiscretlOn. The exhausted pow
ers Of Nature which are accompanied 0y 50 malc
alarming symptoms, among which which VIII d
found, IndsPositiOn to E~xertiOn, Loss Of Memory
Evil. i'm fact. Universal LaSsitude. PrOStratiOn, ans
inability 20 enter into the enjoyment Of society
ness. requires the aid Of Medicine TO strengthen and
invigorate the system, which Helmbolds Extrac
Buchu invariably does. II no Treatment Is submit
ted 70, Consumption and insanity ensueS.
HELNBOLD's FLUID ENTRA BUCHu, In hhec
tons peculiar % Females. Is unegualed by any Othel
preparation. as in ChlOrosiS, or BetentiOn. Painful
ness. or Suppression OF Customary VHC0aucliss VI
cerafed or Schirrus Sfateof the Uterus, and all com
paints incinenf to the sex, whether arising IRON
habits Of oissipation fmprudence m OF tneoecmeO
HEIMBoIn's FLUID EXTRACT BucHU AND IN
PROVED ROSE WASH viii radically extermlnatt
from the system diseases arising rom habits Of DIS
sipatiOn, at little expense, little or no change IN diet
no inconVenience0rexpoSure completely SuperSed
ing those unpleasant and dangerous remeoieS, Copa
via and Mercury, IN all these diseases
Use HelmbOlds Fluid Extract Buchu in all diseas
e. Of these organs, whether existing in male or y
male, from whatever cause originating ana no mat
ter Of how long standing. 1t is pleasant In taste and
oGur. Immediate in action, and more strengthen
ing than any of the preparations Of Bark or Iron
Those suffering from brOken-doWn or delicat'
constitutions, procure the remedy at once
The reader must be aN7are that. however Sllgn
may be the attack Of the abave diseases, It Is certain
% affect the bodily health and mental power
All the above diseases require the aio OF q D1uref
ic. Helmboids Extract Buchuis the great Diuretic
Sold By Druggists everywhere. Price-$l-3 PEI
bottle. or six bottles for e60 Delivered 70 any I'D.
dress. Describe symptoms i'm AL communication
Address III. I. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical
Warehouse. 54 broadway Y
H. None are Genuine unless done up IN Seelen.
graved wrapper. with fac-simile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
l52m II. 4. HEAALBOD-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
To

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
/ q severe lung affection, and that dread dis
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire II, he will sen a COZ OF
the prescription used free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SIRE cure for
Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis. &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Pres
criptiOn is TO benefit the afflicted. and spread
information which he cOnceives to be lnvalu-
able; and he hopes every suffererer VIII try
his remedy, as Il viii cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
165 South Second ST., Williamsburgh,
l3-9-y Kings County. n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

A Curious InCi6ent-In 1850 we were in
New York and there purchaseda Sewing Ma
chfne-One just patented We wanted one
that would run the easiest, do the best me
work, ana taEt me longest We look Il nome
and kept Il constantly IN use for seven years
a good share Of the time Il W1s run twelve
hours per day In cur shop. And yet II was
never cut Of order, and we did not pay one
cent for repairs during al that time For
nearly two years OF hat time we had aBing-
err, and Wheeler a Wilson doing the same
work, fmattress making,) which were OFTEN
expense. But this was always right! always
ready! II did the best and finest Work we
ever saw done on any machine We give THIS
tribute in Justice to the machi q for the
benefit OF our neighbOrs. II Is the Empire
Sewing Machine we speak Of
GEORGE HILLYER,
City Undertaken, Cor. Sd and Charles St,
St Joseph Mo
Wells Richmond Agents for the West, St
Joseph, Nc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
70 Phrnirinna
NV YnRK. Anrnst Isf.

NEW YORK. August Hath, l554.
Allow me 70 call your attention to my PREPA.
ITO OF COMPOUND BUCHU.
The component parts are Buchu, Long Leaf, Cubebs
Juniper Berries
MODE or PREPARATIoS.-Buchu, in vacuO. Ju-
niper Berries, by diStilatiOn, to form a fine gin Gu
bebs extracted by displacement by liquor obtained
from Juniper Berries. containing very little sugar, 8
small proportion of spirit. and more p~alatable than
any now IN use. The active properties are by this
mode extracted
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists generally, is Of q
dark color. IL is q plant that emits its fragrance
the action of a fame destroys this (its active prinCi-
piel, leaving q dark and %ElutinQus decOctiOn. Mine
IS the color Of ingredients. The Buchu in my prepa-
ration predOminates: the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added, 70 prevent fermeuta-
ton: upon inspection, II viii be found not % be 3
Tincure. as made PharmacOp0sn, nor Is it q syrup
and therefore can be used in cases where fever OF
inflammation exists In this, you have the knowledge
OF the ingredients and the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that You viii favor IL with q trial, and thai
uDOn Inspection II will meet with your appreciation
With n failing NJ roufdonne
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
: INDUSTRIAL PLOW.

OrEans-i VIII sell and deliver Rurdett's
National Organs, and Mason and HamIfn
metropolitan Organs, for the following nrjcqg-
until Iurther notice is given: National Wal
nut Case, five octave. one set ~ reeIS LEI
vOx humanus, Sl65; five octave. two sets III
reeds, nve stops. containing vox humanuS
SUI metropolitan. style A. Walnut Case. one
two SETS Ofneeds, i've stops. sIl.
Address JAMES r. DYE
II Brownville. Neh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

Az a meeting Of Highland Lodge No. Is,
L. 10. Of G.. T.. February 9Th, the following
ofHcers were installed for the quarter ending
AprII 80th: W. G. T., Robert NJ Dundas; W.
VT. Mary A Palmer; w. G.. Giles r. Reed
er; ". s, Benton Aldriehs W. r h I.
Palmer. w. r.. "A. C. Cathcart; W. D.; f
Dav. W. ID. M. Minnie Dundas; W J. q.
Jennie Aldrich: W. o. g.. b g. Reederi W
As. Edwin Miller; II. H. 8, Eliza A. HaW-
ley: I. H. s., Mary A. Warner. The lodge Is
prospecting d increasing its NUMBER The
members are wfde-aWake and in earnest
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
SPECIAL TIC


Five years ago. while travelling through south
America for nv health. I discovered q remedy which
viii permanently cure any case OF spermatornea or
Seminal weakness, caused by selfabuse or sexual
excess IN mature years, in from two 70 i've weeks.
II can be used without the knowledge Of any one
Sent securely sealed from observation, and Warran-
ted 70 elect a permanent cure or money refunded
Price. g per package sufficient 20 cure the most IN
veterHte case All letters Of inquiry cheerfully an
IS4sy JoHN W. WmToS St Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

The greatest remedy ever discovered for the dis
eases OF the skin. II cures every kind Of msightly
erupti0rs Of the face. Removes, without tail, PM
piles, Freckels, Moth BlOtChs, ComOdines or Black
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equal. For gentlemen, amer shaving. II is invalua-
bic. Ladies, after trying Il, viii use no ether. Pa
pulean Lotion" Is the only reliable remedy for dis
eases and blemishes OF the Skin Price-fl Pre-
pared only by 81 VAN SCION, 81. Louis, Nc.
For sale BY Dnggists generally. E25y