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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

We print a letter this week from
Glen Rock Precinct upon the subject
of Railroads. Our correspondent
thinks that "capital being stronger
than labor can take care of itself" and
asks "then why should labor be tax
cd so heavily to enrich capital" We
viii not enter into the abstract ques-
ton Of the relative strength of the two
forces, as we think a correct decision
of the question would aid us little in
solving the problem Of how much we
can afford to give to induce the build
ing Of a railroad. Our friend wishes
the Trunk to run up the little Nema-
ha and Rock Creek in it's course
through the County. With us it is
not so much The course the road takes
as that it takes a course and that with
out delay.
He says eve as a people are in fav-
OK of all internal improvements in our
county, Certainly this no one de-
mics, but areyou in favorof refundlng
back to the parties that make those
Improvements a portion Of the money
you, make in the additional value of
your property and your labor by virtue
Of the completion of said improve
ments in the county? There is the
rub. A, viii not objectifB B. vastly In
creases his property by building a rail-
road. Still A. refuses to bind himself
to pay back TO b. a small portion Of
this increase as an inducement to A.
to build the road. Capital Is always
ON the lookout for good investment"
says our friend-and so say we. New
ertheless no road is built up the little
Nemaha, nor never will be, unless
some other than natural inducements
are held out to make the investment
in such an enterprise a good one
Aside from personal effort and county
enterprise, there is more to induce the
building Of a railroad west from
Brownsville than there is west from
Nebraska City. Still the personal ef-
forts Of few live men and 5000, 600 ia
OtOe County Bonds and $4,000 in Ne
braska City Bonds is sufficient to over
come this advantage and give them
the road, while by our criminal indif-
ference we lose our position, inau-
ence and opportunities. Now these
I not the gloomy foreboding result.
ing from "bad digestion" but are true
facts. Does our friend think that the
road up the little Nemaha Valley and
Rock Creek will come to him without
a sacrifice Of time and money on the
part ofthose Immediately to be bene-
fitted thereby, and especially in opo-
sition to the capital and energy OF
those who are interested in the River
route. If he does he has less business
tact than we give him credit for, and
be knows that the building Of the one
fadeGnitely postpOnes the building OF
the other. Just so the building Of the
Trunk, the Big Nemaha Valley and
the Midland Pacific kills any railroad
notwithstanding west through Mem.
aha county. But "Brownville is sci.
fish" Grant it, but is she any more
50 than Glen Rock, Peru or any other
portion Of the county? Now we say
once FOR all we are willingt to give ouI
influence for the baildingo Of the Trunl
or the B. f. X. & P. r. r. from and
to any point a majority Of our citizens
shall determine. So that they b.
adeindependentr roads, and not mer,
itch offs from other roads. Wi
friends do as much2
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

We are informed that w. ID. Scott
has secured the right Of way through
Richardson county for the Trunk rail-
road. If this isso, it is a point gained.
We hear of nothing being done for
thfspurpose in emaha county. Time
is rapidly passing away and there has
not yet been a line run, and bat little
prospect that there win be. Wind
work is good in its place, but it takes
atleast half cash and some hard work
to build rail roads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The New. York money market Is
very sensitive, being effected by the
slightest breath from the Capital. A
Cabinet disagreement or an announce
ment of the Presidents feelings to-
wards the rebels in Cuba runs the
stock gold and the bond quotations up
and down the financial dial plate, with
a precision that OminOusiy foreshad-
Ows the weakness of our financial sys-
tenn. ave must come down to a spe-
Gle basis and the shorter the road the
sooner will we create a confidence in
the monied centers not to be effected
by the opinions entertained at the
White House. And the question for
Statesmen to settle is whether it is
better for the nation and individuals
to come down to this basis now while
there is sufficient strength in the fl
nances of the country to bear it, or
await the great financial crash that is
sure to follow a continuance of the
present system. Come down eventu-
ally we must. Come down soon and
the losses viii be distributed among
the many. TO defer is TO insure the
financial ruin Of a large majority of
our business men, and a long suspen-
sion of all business enterprises until a
confidence can be created in the integ-
rity and business capacity of a new
class of business men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

LIQUOR DID IT.-Andrew Price was
recently hung i'm IrORton, Ohio, for
the murder of Louis Halgenberg. On
the scaffold he attributed his untimely
fate to liquor drinking and bad COM
pany-and who ever knew the two to
be separated2 Liquor drinking begets
bad associations bad associations be-
gets drinking. Drunkenness tends to
violence, which often leads TO murder,
and this 10 the gallOws. Thus Price
traced his own career It is an old
story yet temperance has a hOstof Op-
pOnents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

Hon. i. II. Wheeler has been cleo
ted Mayor of p attsmouth, in OPPOSE
ton to the regular Republican nomi-
nee. Nj. Wheeler is not onlyR good
Republican, but a man of financial
ability, just such an one as is needed
at the head of the Portsmouth munic-
ipality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

? The Cuban question was before the
Cabinet last week. They settled upon
the policy that the Government must
maintain for itself the policy it exact
ed Of foreign powers during the late
war regarding elligerentrights The
rights of American citizens will be
fully protected upon the Island.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

REVIEW OF CHICAe0 MARKHl

The Money Market continues dapra9ed. II
IA with dinculty thas even regular u somerr
arefaIIy accommodated. The decrease IA e
Pnhlic Debt for the last month Is about 81
10000.
GoLD-Quoted at 131@1.S2.
WHEAr-Quoted at s1,I59ITz.
CoRN-Ne.1 qnOtedat 6@55c.
Dry Goods market active with some slight
concession on certain Brands. Bleached
Sheetings, Tickings and Denims are H@lc,
lower.
GRoCERIES-The market active and Sugar
q shade lower, ands is Starch. other articles
are without quOtable change.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Chronicle informs as that the
President Of the NJ. P. R. r. has pur-
chased the iron for twenty-five miles
of that road, and thinks the same will
be laid the present season..
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
NEW YORK, April Il.

The Herald states that Gen. Sickles
has accepted the Mexican Mission ten
dered him some days since By the
President. His name probably, VIII
be sent in to the Senate for conhrma-
to-day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

We learn that the U. P. R. R. Com
pany win soon open a Land Office in
Omaha, Of which due notice will be
given through the press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

DROBATE NOTICE-Estate OILS.
4 w. COleman. deceased. Notice Is bersS-
given that Nancy Jane Coleman has this dav 49,
application @ the Probate Ourt OF Nemah9e -
Nebraska % be appointed Administrator OF -
tate OF her deceased husband. Jas. w. Coleman -
Court has appointed May leth, 1859, at ten o'eioeF n
NJ, at the Office OftheJudge Ofsaid Court I'm H-7-e
vile, in said county Of Nemaha, as the time -
place for hearing such application, and FOR iss1i--
letters OF Administration Ia said estate.
A%b A. W. MORGAN
49, ,Avo r Probate JldR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

We copy from the NebraskS0a, this
week, an article from DR.. Peery. We
are glad to have good testimony in
favor of reform in personal habits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
NEW YORK, April 12
Ua-R - 81, he vrorq hor4r

Thurlow Weed is on his way home
from the South, driven Whence BY the
opportunities of Office seekers.
JEFF. Davis writes that he will return
to this country this spring, and engage
in some business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Omaha Republican speaks of a
slight rain on last Friday laying the
dust aud rendering the travelling more
pleasant. It came in sufficient guam
titles, in this city to turn the dust into
actual mud, and to render travel more
disagreeable than before. Nevertheless
it was more than welcomed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Pail Mall Gazette says of Mr..
Johnson's farewell address: ut is
very long, but by ROmeans worth re-
printing either in whole or in part
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

Dr.. Brooke has been elected Mayor
Of fhe city Of Rulo. Between the city
Affairs and editorial service the Doctor
viii doubtless be busy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
pRY GoOns MARKET.

Corrected weekIyfor the Advertiser BY
MAY9sDRY OoDs&CLOTHING REGULATOR
Calico, I1c@1sc.
Heavy Yard wide Nuslins, 1sc. =
Muslin, second, 12cd16,
Bleached Muslins. yard wide 0cd20.
Cotton Delaine, DC.
All Wool Delalne, 40c.
ShaWls, 67-13j, s..
Plaid Flaunels, 4c.
Plaid Flannels, 3dJ0c.
BalmOra1 skirts, 81 30. ~ -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The subject of temperance is be-
ing agitated in Falls City, Quite an
interest in the subject is manifested
among the citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

Congress adjourned On last Satur-
day. The President immedIately con.
wened the Senate in extra session
commencing at u o'clock, Monday
April 18th. - -o,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
MARRIED.

By Judge A. ". Morgan, at the American
Mrs Iorfsa Holden, all Of st. DerOin In this
county. D Is
Also. by the same, at the residence offs. r.
Jamison, In this cityf Wednesday morning
April I4th, VIM. H. GOrden, of Iowa, to Miss
Lucinda Ward, of this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the MATE
A ofCarey w Lambeth, Bankrupt Vnits5
Sth, A. j.. 1853. Apni
To whom lt may ~concern.-Take uoffes -.
March, AID. 1859, hled in said District ConTt y
rey W. Lambeth, Of Nebraska CtV.n III -
who has been heretofore duly declared Pe-EL
under the Act OF Congress entitled "An A. -
tablish q Uniform system Of Bankruufr~
and as amended July 1865, Tor a DischarFe -
tiicate thereof. from all his debts and Other cia
prOvable uuUer sale act, aHdthat tie Ist dav az 49,
Rich, ESQ, one ofthe Registers IN Bankr1te-
said District At EroWmVille, IN said District -
time ana place 0SStEAeo Tor hearing Of the -
when and where you may attend. and show 49,
fany you have, Why the PRAYER Orfhe said pe1,5-
sh0uld-nOt be granted. The second and third -
Ing Of thescreditOrs Ofsaid Bankrupt WU BE- beiJ :.
the same time and place.
g-2t WATSON n SMITH,
CLERK ofthe Z. s District Court FER sa5d bSts,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The st. Joe. Herald announces the
opening Of a recruiting office in that
city for the Rebel army in Cuba.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

DR.. Renner,s compliments and q
German pamphlet about the "Boden,
China und die Produkte Won Nebras-
ka," is received 1t ish YOn good
ding, Doctor. Wish we could read it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15


N BANkRURICY.-In the mo4t-
a Of SlgmOnd Seemans Bankrupt Tr,te-
ssates District genEt CLERKS once @ OmSbs'
10 whom may concern-Take NOTES -
mat 9 feulon has been, 70 wiz on the 1rh 49,,
oIEroWuFLle county OF Na-..
In said DStEcEWho has been heretoiora d-I-1
clareo Bankrupt underline ACT o. Conrrer
An AG % Establish q Uniform system ~ r
ruptcy tff0ngn0ut the United States anr-
March 2d. 1857, and as amended July n9a
Charg' n certificate Ghore0f from an hs -.
other claims pr0Faole under said ac1, ana 49, 49,
ID Day Of April, Al 1859, az 20 o'clock
the once OFFS n. Rich. ESQ. one Of the Hnrf-f--
Bankruptcy Tor said District &C Br0Wnvni6 I,
District Is the SINE and place ASSIGNED FIR
show cause, nanT you haVe, Why the Prayer - -
said Petition should not be granf0d The 49,.
and third meeting Ofthe creditors Of safd HanE-
wiz be held at the same time and place
zE1 WATSON j. SMITH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
May 10Th, 1869,
I EGAL Huddart
ESTRAYs.

.CTRAY N~OTICE-Taken ND by tie
~ Subscriber, on Long Branch. IN the soufh
west corner Of Nemaha County. q ten wear "a
strawberry Roam Mare, with head stall OF a halter
ON her head. 25 JOIN EARLEWINE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
NOTICE.

John LAVIGNE will sell his ill.,
y proved farm one mile north of VIM. b.
PhillpSs, in this county, containing 40 acres Of
Timber and 12O acres Of Improved Land,
with good bindings, Orchard, Hedge Fences, and
Living Water, at 81 per acre. Time given on two
thirds the purchase money. VIII sell his farming
implements, 8hOrses, 80 head Of cattle, s hogs, fowls
and crop on the grounds at same time. For further
particulars enquire OfJudge A. w. Morgan, Brown
vt2ss OF Of theprOprietOr on the premises 2st
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

usThe bin offered by Mr. Banks, sym
pathlzing With the euban patriots,
passed the House hy9s yeas to23nays.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Secretary of the Treasury, Geo.
S. Boutwell,, reports the financial con-
dition of the Government, April LIST,
1890 as folIo1rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Journal says that the Commits
sioners Of Richardson county, at the
April meeting, appointed F. M. Will
HaIns, of muddy Precinct, County Su-
perintendent, and pay him So per day
frtime1 actually employed that con-
tracts were let for building two bridg-
es on the Muddys the one at Ewings,
DBsF. Cunningham for$17OO, andthe
other across the Branch between Hoil
and Jones farms, between Falls City
and Rulo, to Hugh Boyd for $3.50.
That the Journal Printing COmpa-
ny IS dissolved and that il is succeed
ed by Blackburn & Stretch as publish
ers of the journal henceforth.
That the County Commissioners of
Richardson. county have purchased for
use Of the County a fire proof safe at
a cost of $I2OO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

The Constitutions of Virginia, Mis-
sissippi and Texas are to be resubmit-
ted by the President to the people of
those States in whole and in separate
parts. The States are to ratify the 18th
article as an amendment to the Con-
stitutiOn of the United States, after
which If Congress approves ofthe ac-
action taken in thepremises, they will
be reinstated in all their rights under
the constitution which existed previ-
Gus tothe rebellion, so far as the same
do not conflict with the Constitution
as amended by articles 14th and 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

OF this amount of interest the u. S.
has received from transportation the
sum of S 1,Sl7, 1852, leaving due from
the r. r. Companies $2,82S, 100.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

Bonds Of the following amounts
bearing six per cent. interest have been
loaned to the followtng R.. r. Compa-
uiaes
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15
STATE SALE
STATE SALE
OF
LOTS ANDLANDS
AT
n OFT
THE
CAPITAL OF NEBRASKA

THE UNDERSIGNED COMNfIs-
4 SIONERS, Appointed by an act Of the
Legislature OF the State Of Nebraska. entitled @An
Act to provide for the sale Of the UnsOld Lots and
Blocks on the town site Of lincoln. and for the Lea
ton and Erection Of q state University, and Agd-
cultural College, and state Lunatic Asylum, aF
proved Feb. Is, 1863" viii gt
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-15

GssE az ossAs Z. s Dis.lEist1 dSs9s s E 81. ssH 81
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Young LADIES' ACADEMY UNDER THE nj
RECTION OF THE URSULINES,
TWO MILKs BBLow INV onLuAnR

This Institution which the inhabitants Of Ioaisl,na
n.a sor sssts. t ass: ssay fvosd with @
recommendation 70 DO introduced TO public notice, n
By ~ e. ga
HoRAL EpucAr1oN-The objec. ooussaD.,v ..,.
in view by the Ladies' 10 the adorning of their Plp
ssa Polite is
but mstsrss % sscn1
The preservAton Of mcrAia and tho Wiling observanos
cssEelies pupils an dsno%nst G,'
required q assist With proDriety = tho exercise
PHYSICAL EDUCATION. health of the sch
fs 70 an object Of soesnde for "a
to tn. pupils and ARE Sassf that be gvcS but
Of are throughout the Sa
that neither the mind tho body Of students sui
When sick, they are attended by one Of the Iadss
and timely notice is given 70 their GUARDIAN
| hand, and Immediately called for. = =
objects Eniah snd French IansSss ~
Writing Afiihmetie Geograrhy the Us. ofthe Globes
English and French Literature. 1sfronoGy Plain sd
Glasses ens anu arc 'A'sh' In tho higher
Particular attention is paid to Music.
Board and Tuition per AnnuIn $500, pryabie guar
Day per snna $3.50 payable quarterly 70
Entrance rn Sap ths a
Entrance for the Day scholars 80
No deduction is made for those who are with
drawn before the end Of the quarter,
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per
- quaEter----- "
For the f Use Of Musical in;troments per month a
W RTsSSns including paper and peneiis per month
Expenses sM for Or the SathinG season. . ... S@
Hooks necessary for the dsreni classes may be fur.
EstaSiis6ment at moderate prices NN-''A = =
There !. yearly vocation which commences the l..s
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-4n English NoblonGn.- Holy Father gave
audience to an English nobleman, who present
cd him with cap (Suechetto,) the top of which
was ornamented with a magnificent diamond.
The cap was filed with soyefe:sps, Tt
only gave the cap on condition of the Pope
giving him his Plus TX. smiled rang the iSi,
and sent for another cap, presenting his own
TO the nobfernan, who caimly put it in his
poeketi saying 40 mad mover been so happy,
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BARLEY sHEAFn COOKING STOVE.

For Wood and Coal,
And Dealer in Builders HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass; Office Bar-room
and Cooking Stoses, Crates etc. carpenters' Tools,
Cabinet Makers Hardware, House Furnishing Goods
and Manufacturer Of TIN and SHEET IRON Ware
45z- Dryades Street 457
Above the Market New orleanA
Satifaction guaranteed, money refunded. Ee2i 3m
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Tic IEtalIibilitg Of he Popc.-The London
Times is right in saying The Council will be
Plus TX, and Plus TX. will be virtually de-
clarcd infallibie,S More than this, We hope,
with Catholics in every part Of the world, that
the Pope will be decreed by dogmatic canon
to be absolutely infallibie when speaking er
cathedra on faith or morals.-L0ndon Tablet.
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The London Weekly Re5isfer says that at the
Gcumenical Council only one Pontifical
endeavor on the part 81. the Holy Father, as
the head of tho United Church, to persuade the
different nations of EurOpo to dis1rm their
present enormous and costly armies and fleets,
and submit their differences to arbitration.
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80 and 80 Camp street, corner Natchez.

80 and 81 Camp street, corner Natchez.
This il chartered institution with authority to con.
fer Degrees grant Diplomas etc Its full Blu
snesS College, in all its departments perfect Banks
and stores are connected and all the branches
cally Taught
BY this course and system of work the Student ac-
cures IN lew weeks OF months, the experience of
lie time Every known facility il made to meet
the demandA of the business community
teIests Of patrons and render this houi'hng popu
! Lar Institution superior in all its departments.
scholarships issued by Soules College good forty
coopcratV Colleges This is ali advantage that not
cntaycd and which cannot be extended by any other
College in the State. - - ~
The Commercial and Exchange Calculation Depart
ment remains in change Of the Principal whose easy
phosoPhto and rapid system Of work has many
ing community.
Lectures regularly given by the Principal and able
nstrucLors on Accounts, Commercial Law Modern Com
neres, Commercial Ethics Political EconoI rnd the va
men Invited. = '
All persons interested in the of education are
cornlay invited 10 visit the Institution the
truly practical course and system of business training
other Institutions - S'0'-' va
For circulars containing full information call at the
Jas Iy GEORGE soULE. New Orleans.
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RUFUS DoLBRAR, President.
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EDUCATIONAL.

a OF r a N 6 Z L 8.

NOUd6 hADAA-e
~ -.
uoI "A N a l. g.
.. - -
A.. y.-..4s,n ~ tba Siatara nj tf.e Holy Gross.
onueI 'no A'iioosi' - ~ - :
c<p.,,.-4 an, zen s,rssa straets Third District,
S"' P =. ~-ss ,CrTsIANA
,,o.vy,r,r. ,. M. Tnat;tution situated
II, nnief and healthy locality ON the suburbs of the
cnnodioua thoroughiy ventilated and aords all those
which conribnto to tho health security
Of its inmatss.
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUcATIoN;
Tho aim of tho Instituton being t young ladiea,
y oourse or Instruction. intellectual moral and rei
their social life, 10
tn this the most efhc1ent
ara The most unremfttinz paine also taken to
secure the preservation OF morals by ygilapt but
At
in trained habits OF order, neat
nnbo yorship OF the Institptoa Il the Roman Catholic
reiigion Pupifs other admitted
INIT for the aake order and regularity all obliged
70 attend the exercise, and conform ruea Of the
Institution
PHYSICAL. INDICATION:
~. .,,v. 90 nrasn,v. m. h.aIth 81 ths pupils the
sts NV Sttention t the ausiity 81 the die
sss,r,ng ihemselyea that IL ie BOTH wholesome ,nd
yrh;l, nbundancn leaves NO room for tnoaN
.,S ~ natural TO Youth The hours
~ rrs 40 dietributed that neither
dy ahonId rYer from Too Continued an application
stndv In sSctness thew arc constantly attended by
ons ~ the isters and ben necessary the Phyecian Is
IN n,meJia "a sttendanoe when possible timely notice
In given to parents and guardians.
- -
r,. .vs,., =, .ar,at;an Embrace. the French and
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
~ NEW ORIEASs.
The Oldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER.
cal College in the United States There Is Full Fac.
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu.
cation for themselves invited to call Stu
dents enter in all the Departments Of the Col
iege At any time When Clubs of three enter
ton will be made Board and Lodging SIS per month.
Book keeping Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French SRansh German, photography etc, taught
a. used IN busness-so that each student at
take charge of set of Books An education that
bles the student to $1,000 92000 e30O per Annu
y the best FoIzTuSE parents give their Tho
South nuSt now educate her PRACTICALLY, or
they viii forever be the aaves of the North.
N. B-Xoung men, take notice that far Il known
the past years. IL now in profitable business
After 81 years of succesA this College
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU.
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous Business in
This City and over the South )
mh2s fy RUFUS DoLBRAR President.
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To all who value their Sight, and wish to improve
KERNAGHAN cos
ILL., CAMP sTREET,..s
Beg leave to offer TO those In need of Lenses their
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTA CI.FS,ws-
ranted to the nnmpaired to extreme old
age Their contradiction says celebrated writer
optics isin accordance with the philosophy Of nature
In tho form mirror, and their transpa
rency so perfect that the only perceive be
has them by the improvement in his eight
The advantages Of our improved BraAlihn Pebble
Specaees haye been fully tested by the most scientific
of both Europe and America, and approved the
best spoctacles known the preservation Of the
impaired vision.
For sale only by KERNAGHAN & Co..
zeal SIN Opticians, 40. ~ Camp street.
A BARRETs MARBLE WORKS
~ III st. Charles street, near PoydlraB.
MARBLE MANTLES MONUMENTS, TONES, and
all kinds Of Marble work executed in the bcst manner.
CRATES and SHELF BRACKETS Of all styles and
sizes. 4'tsi' ' = i.t ALtt8 ~ - ~ ' i7-i,n.
The trade supplied moderate terms.
A superior quality Of Lime Stone suitable for bases,
Oils, ETC.. constantly On hand. apl ~