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dignity. I don't believe in this dignity, gentle
men, nor do think II wiss TO recognize sucn
thing Il s very well FOR ladies' such dignity sa;
with c)1rgymeu does Then the last thing reerru
% ehs taking Of wine Paul dsepprovss FL IN one place.
but In his 0rst episle Timothy says "Use lille Wns
cDr thy stomAchs sake, andor ihne ofen ipnrmes" W
very great respect submit the decision OF the court
PENITENCE AND REBUKE
Mr.. Snnyth was then asked to state epeclncany
whether he was sorry for the offence he had com.
mitted and after good deal OF persistence on the
part Of his accnsers said that he regretted
occasion which caused the trial had ever occurred.
This was not considered satisfactory the ultra party
In ths Presbytery ana further efforts were made to
gel the accused 10 acknowledge his guilt. At the
opening OF the afternoon session Mr.. Smyth, who
mad IN the meantime considered the matter acknow-
edged that he had sInned and then the report Of the
committee was declared satisfactory by vote Of ak
to one.
The Moderator, not wishing 10 administer the
rebuke to which the accused was sentenced. called
upon DR.. Hersper who, placing himself before Mr..
Smyth, who stood uD manfuly, lectured him roundly
for his offences and cautioned him TO be more careful
In the future.
!. A petition was then read from some members Of
the congregation asking for Mr.. Smyth's removal
from the pastorate OF the church. which, after some
discussion, was laid on the table Matters OF bust
ness not connected with the case OF Mr. Smyth
were then considered, after which the Presbytery
adjourned.
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sI,jDD;nr Notes.


Messrs Lawrence Foulkes, foot of North Fifth street.
Williamsburg, finishing massive for the
East River Bridge Company They designed TO receive
and concrete TO be used in the cemenng work
nee,ed with .he OF The new bridge be com
msneed the Brooklyn side the Fulton ferry These
e3 feet long % feet wide and feet Deep The
built by these gentlemen 10 fee, less length
the other Dimensions being tho They viii be
towed down the ready for the work intended.
Captain yienus Vera Cruz in New York the pur
pose Of purchasing steamer take the place Of the Eu
genie lost time since Oh Alvarado ~ miles south OF
Vera orus The sesmshp City OF Mex,co, Captain Deaken
brought passengers this FORT the chief ofccr aud 10
designed Of the vessel 10 be selected, and
wall take her 10 the port Of her defiinauon
There haze arrived las, Tepor, from points on the
Hudson the following scbooners bages and canal boats:
by towboa, NiagaraBarges st Nicholas Gnon Hercules
crsmer; George Washington. BY towboa. Ameri
es-schrs Mitchell, Carissa Allen; barGes Geraldine
Coukiiu Jas Marcrssf Whbeek, Caiifornia Perry
Warren, Indiana, Buringham; canal boats ndianola
Empress Star OF the wcrld JOB Dewitt Fox Seneca, and
several drsdses by owboai Syracuse Barges
Colt pafyee, Novelty; canal heats Helen Horton,
Buck, susscx, Camden, New Era.
The "dead horse dock Of Frank Swift Of North Sixth
street. Williamsburg considered by those whose business
calls ibem not only nusance bui dangerous TO tho
health Of that community at large The stencil from 10 so
ntoerabe nj times that artisans employed in the negheor.
Thood have become sek obliged to Quit work IN
Consequence why such plague should be allowed 10 exa
popuioas district Of sister city only DO answered.
by the Gnsensh Aldermen Of Brooklyn. Won't sey enighen
The saGeres?
Marine Disasters.
Lospos, Haya- ship Emily Augusta, previcapy reported
In The Downs, has arrived here for repairs
big css s. CSps hsny o
pemcrara, supposed for Baltimore.
scur AsrRicAr CaiTF, Snow, from Ebsase,hpors for
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roRTY-TRsr CONGRESS
SENATE.
Maanaxerox. Mss 4 lela.
ssesud session.


yorsr .psorasssSr srselrsox.
rh.uon,s concurreri Essenen for saoaramsrs ~
q, r,y was taken ur and notirn ef Mr. So~msr lay
GA The iap,e aeRatissA- yeas n. nAysh
rersrAi douson fonovsa. 10 s sssrs shn k~snsss
ofthe present compared fsvorsb'y vaa
Aa, Of any o.ss ihs aoFn'ss Aoar srns TIE rsse'uuen
"'a' w. -" - sIrass'yr srns.n,ss
iSs sIssss n, zoe ssSsss Isssssa " MAJ saSsa =
Mr. WILLIAMS ,repA oi oressa, frrar,ss wh an sn.ss
cAnssiss Our Tar nrcossr.rrri"~ ava
I,,s. M soasl, .isg q Me- 'sss ne .era.ss Z. AZ
Ar. se lsy I.,A'ss 9 ssteerss' ta s-'ryrs es' ins
en.s As sssrssry y .. ..rry 70 ssa-,, -r.,s.s
ana Abandoned rorey, dtrse' ess and aoss n<ionssr
30 aia IL Ss sols,ruenoa q s oy~scs sransh rsslss
M.LsTsiqE NE ss.,s,s ssss,,s nsrsss Company 70
for the relief OF rre smgca settlers N NE state Of Ss
The House Joint esqutoa sy ,As wiass o. ,hs late
General John A. kA~ins oae ysas saay ss sssreiAy e
o allow set.inens Of he Of elsba'sns oeers
To define lie issS of the ssi 10 sis~ asny collectors of
internal rsvenae aeIs eeeiors q niefhs Tsscosss
Ihe Hoass sl % amend shs sAS1ups as' rcAsns % s
.Ths ioini resolution dcrSap srna,nrsa - Ne
Mcfhsrson konar,eni Aaochnon wss passed after 90
marks hy Mess. Warner sad iaiss N saaC of eensra
Mr. corn,rs ssoIscTeT e. sss.s Nm "a ..s
pofaie the lAegBsoal scy " ihs tnsa states fer ne
nrssyAa os .gs sssss ,ss...s
A. H. ale aaf. q 4. sa .. snd Ssss sr. = ss = .s - ~
and he removal o ssid indsss 70 lie nass Isnary;
PASSAGE o. wssn he no ~oaa ,re.sn na..a sslf.sa
Of sover comply iAs ueaiy slapulsons
The ssssi sps. srssrs iSd Sn1p % s l % S E
ns,mo,Ion r,cva,lss ne w vas ,.ssa - rssassg as
ezeraiivc session, and econ after ssloulasa
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A NEGRO CANNlBAt.
He voraci0nsly Attacks White Man and
Then Tries His FanGs ON n Policeman.

He voraci0usly Attacks a White Man and
Then Tries His Fangs ON a Policeman.
negro by the name Of John Jackson was this
morning arraigned before Justice Bxby, at the York
vile Police Court, charged with chewing up'' por-
tions Of the persons OF roundsman Alcott, OF the
Nineteenth precinct, and Christian Riese, OF 121
West Forty-sixth street. 1t appeared that the
prisoner, who is terrible looking brute much de.
would stand any amount of knocking, and large,
rolling white eyes, got slightly drunk YESTERDAY
SntiesNthat OF minding Hlese's horse. Riese
spoke 10 him rather roughly, when the little mon
ster suddenly turned upon MIN, and, catching him
around the legs lie gave him jerk that put him
on the nat OF his back. Jackson then began to
bite him wherever he could, until roundsman AlcOtt
came to the rescue. While the of1cer and Jackson
were on the way to the station house he threw the
officer In the same manner as Riese, ana succeeded
In getting away. AlcOtt was upon his legs, how
ever, in an instant. and pursued Jackson, whom he
s,on overlook. In making his escape from the OIL
he bit him In the hand severely The little canni
bal WAS held to answer.
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Steamship Nebraska CBr), Guard, Liverpool Williams
Steamship Tybee Delaney 50 on,iugo-spogord Tiies.on
Steamship Flag Llmebunsr Fernapdina-Forida Railroad
s,sansn'p SCUM Carolina, Adkins. Charleston II Nor.
..ss.mshp Acushnsl Rector New acknowledgement 4
steamer " Woodward, Young. Baltimore.
keamef Ann EiIya, Richards, Philadelphia.
ship American uhion Robinson. London Gripnell, Min.
ship sterling Castle tBr), Hamilton, London-E Nor
saip Reunion CRr,, Rowland Bristol E-E xorgan's
sap Garnet. Oliver, Valparaiso and Tongay-Fabbr 4
Bari aeppIno sssuiDo na, Na,no Gloucesier-Funch,
BarE Isrienly. tDanh cinre. pan,aic via Philadelphia
barb xes fsrion spa,chh cornor, Remedies Miller
Bah Rsbscea caraana. Licsesanc, Maianaas-wayde 4
ssrk Fie,i~ns West, Savannah Bentley, Miller Tho
Bra xoovo rroyIdenra d,a Mensanero. NaplesFunch,
Bils A Bradshaw (sr, Sears, Seville aud cadi.--B F
HTis Tiber tprl, Reailag. 81 Thomas-rens,on 4 Co.
Bns Anislope, Renahai cardenas--F Taboi Co.
Schf Fred smith, Smith, - Pierre, Mart II W Load Co.
sehr Ass,s DAWSON tsr), Brady, fse,Oa and Halifax
EshI N Traadg, warren apa,aehcOla-J Boyn,On's Son
seIr q rhelrs shssr. Jachsonvns Bentley, Miller &
SEM Zen. jones' Wilmington. nee : Powell.
sehr Ethan Alen, biake. fori Ant Miller honshicn.
knhf sylvan. f0ang. Naien-Nalsh. Field Way.
fetr John James. Snow weilGeet et-E CrOwell
Nchr tldd fclow, Dyer, New london.
schT Nate scranton, Palmer, ureaHyile-h jackson 4
Co
fchs Ara EAss, JACK, New Haven " W jackson Co.
t-lpl beIufi laff, New Haven Racket LfO.
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ARRIVALS.
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s.esssA'P Ni.i9T, 4sie. New Orleans. with mdse and
s'.sw.sr wn y .1yes. MORAN, yn@loz.o., NC. 20
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wv Sy e r,,a sn xsrs.a s.:sfa:s, 100 yS ssy;,
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.. s .ss s 9 ssss sss ssss .-ss Ss March 10 with
sag is,i.Ia ss.ss, s,a.s.rs :. as!. With coal 10
ss;s a... .. &c. ASss 90 c.isa IS s.y. with r
way s. e order .s... % mater ,, cam .s sorhs,n
was sdays from eenpss Banks, w;h hsl westerly winds
@ sa s ss s.. ss ha ss. Ss.s e."ss ,ss
fetsra let xssnxss. same aay psssea Preach steamer
LsIs I..ss sirpson iBr.,D clbts zasa, twenty asys
Hal Irc wsaihrft tss teer ssvsa days os laeesa.
Bars ftonas llirl huas Msssa March ~. with ru 10
Bars w.ss kr sS :, ss Ss s d.y. With
sna gs y ~ssss s Z" ~, sssss sss
norh % nsiisss iss, pOn IRA Water Ly leading
New Ycfk.
Hafs GaseEe of New Iisveal narx ronce PR 10 days,
J with sugar, &C. % " If0NtFiAgea SSaA
rars Oa,sie, NfIavsn, Hack, Ionee, u, rs oays
with moiafsGs 10 III IiOwoF1Gek had Gno weather;
leit tort sehE Asne Ee FOR kHagen has heen 10 days
north of Hsllrraa
hsrk cenfn.soa. Cote rsanras losays with sugar, %
toungs F'niih Co; weasel 10 PopreIt Go. Has been
tsys norm 81 hailerst, wt shs wlnds the - anchored
IN the loscr LAY.
ssss. s' 'iS.is; ss e. :sis s::r' las
1sls vssfsn dr. Snow. sessisa - asys win frs &C. 70
10 Jat euy Had weather the whole pas
sage April fiW g. lop u a. spoke brig ohss Loiin
from kesslna tor Nov yok 3D. lat 10 tJ Ion 10 81, BARK
Mary Mckee, irom PascTEo ioT PHILADELPHIA.
Bra Ise4 LoriDs (of ys5ac-'h Neh Finklami Nsss',
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GtiIUAaY.
HIrs. John Broughasu.

Mrs. John Brougham, nee MISS Annette Hawley
Nelson, died In this city on Tuesday night the
,wen'ysixih anniversary OF her wedding day. She
was the second daughter Of Captain Nelson, of the
British Navy, and was born In Madrid, where her
father was stationed at the close Of the Peninsuiar
war; Her eldest sister married Mr.. Edmund Glover
son OF the celebratel actress and Is now manager.
ess OF the Theatre Royal, Glasgow. Miss Annette
Nelson, soon after her fathers death, studied for
the stage upder the tuition Of Mrs. BARLEY and
,a maze e her ncr deoat IN the comedy Of the Country
frst husband, Mr.. Hodges, she married Mr.. John
Broughan, She was an estimable lady and leaves
a host of friends 10 mourn her loss.
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gors ne form which adopted. sxcurating exGcye
nor aox, Of Maryland, nom The protest hlea aSans
Am snd The .slas! declaring him ineligible 20 membersnp;
s vsr snssrsssSsd 4 ~ Avcry Sedtcs nussum a
1ss .o.r there was an sxhibion Of micro pho!oEaPay
~ Dr. woodward, Of the United States Army; Nso ~
hhons o ezcts'ons OF tbs ankle knee shoulder snn ap
oc. . -: same place the company expressed 'hs" a'
nohe Nke The ensertAnuenA
esees s afsInoon hs surgeon, Of The ssmy ~ ~
NE late war heid meeting Al the medical department. o
ovcDvscsn college and organ,Red the National
"a Army snrgsons and adopted constitution ana oySwt
ncm sa<h of The sss,ss py. HOOD OF Washington was
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A HEAD CUT OFF,.

Between seven and eight O'Clock last evening as
dummy engine NO. Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company was coming along Tenth avenue. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, an unknown man,
OF one OF the cars attached to the en-,
glne. Jumped or lie fell across the track
aud the wheels Of one of the cars passed over his
body. seyerIng IL from The head and scattering the
particles about the track. The fragments Of the
mansled body We're collected and taken to the six.
tcenth precinct station house, where an inquest viii
be held to-day.
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BELOW.

Bark piau (NGI. Leitke, from Leghorn Feb J. with mar
tle rags, &c, 80 Funch, Edge u Go.
Bark James Welsh from Carderas tby pilot ioat Mary
Catharno NO. o.
arg Jersey, from Messna
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SAILED.

Steamships China, for Liverpool; Nebraska Go Tstee S
Domingo; Flag ferIandina; South Carolina Charleston.
Wind a. sunset NV, light
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s'ractlng ihc Indian kgrnt 70 nase the necessary
arrangements sof hanging them hiiher.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

| DATE OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NAY AND JUNE.
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CLEARED.

FORT or NEW YORK, NAY a, 1870.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w $.

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises....... A "a Moon sets....eve IL 80
Sun sets. ....... Oh High water... .eve Il SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
BILLIARDS.

Weomitted last week to.mention the coun- J.
ter challenge nlade.by John Shsaf, Of Omaha,
TO w. FL Valle.,u, of this place, as an answer
to the challenge of the latter, which we pub
lished two weeks since. Shoafs proposition
Is substantially as follows: HeofTers to play
Valieau one 3-ball French game for $500 q
side, (which he knew Valleau could not play, }
one 4-bail, push-barred game, for $500 a side,
(another which valleau does not play,) and
the best two in three, 1-ball, pnsh allowed,
for $1,000 d side. Any ono who has read the
challenged given by valleau will see at a
glance what this proposition Of Shoars is in
tended for. 1t Is simply bragadocia. He
might as well challenge Valieau to n foot
race in answer TO Vaiieau's proposition as to
propose games with which vaIleau is unac-
quainted
AS the game stands Valleau one and Saoaf
one, Shoafs last is a square admission that he
has had enough of Valleau In the gaines
recently played and the mode of getting out
OF the difficulty-when we consider that
Shoaf while here agreed II the two first games
did not settle the matter, no would play the
third In Nebraska Cfty-is, to say the least
small, and too apparent to mislead anyone.
Valleau gained the championship upon the
game he plays; upon that game he has n
challenge out to Mr.. Shoaf, which is open for
acceptance at any tine and any place. out
side OF Mr.. Shoars Billiard Hall in Omaha.
Valleau holds the championship, aud no
amount OF "sharp practice" can wrcst 1t from
him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14

1t was calm still night, when young
man of Nebraska stood gazing on the #y
heavens. with I'm Rss- and -, of pis-
tolls In the other. We endeavored to attract
his atlOtton by Ing a In a .ical we held I'm
our HS-, relating to a nice young man in this
sof our country, who had left home In a SITS
of arrangement. He dropped the and ~
OF pistols, from his G1s-s with an! "It is
of whom U read. left my home bel my
friends knew Of my design. 1 had SO the
smiled upon another. I ed from the
house, uttering q wild ! 2 the god of love, and
without replying 2 the ?s of my friends, came
here with this + and -, of pistols put o 2
my exisl0ce; but I have concluded 2 try
again, aud will go TO Mays Dry Goods and
Clothing Regulator and array myself in
suit of his splendid clothing, and purchase
some of his beautiful goods for the ladies, Us
a suitable present for my lady love. and try
and win her back"
This sensible resolution, We are happy to
state, he Immediately put In practice, and
the happy effect was that within a fortnight
he led her to the alter, and now we, together
with the rest Of mankind. must say "what
Mays nice goods put together let no man put
asunder;" and. also. that Mays supply OF
just the incest clothing and dry goods is net
surpassed west of the Missouri river, and
none can sell lower.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
Awondsrr,,l Microseouc.

Rev. Daniel Wise. ID. d.. editor of the New York
Sunday School Advocate, thus speaks Of the cele-
brAted Craig Microscope:
"Its simplicity, cheapness, and great n,aguiying
power struck me with surprise. Then was exam
lining . ny's eye by its aid. and was struck with
wonder at the skill and power of the Crestof which
Is displayed In It's structure. When . state
ment In an advertisement thsf:the Craig Microscope
msgnfed one hundred dIametsrs, and could be
bought for =, 50. thought II one Of bhe hum
bugs OF the hour, ebr had paid 90 for microscops
not long before. Bus find 10 be really vaiu-
able instrument which should like 10 zee intro
duced Into the families Of rcadefs I'm place Of
manifold useless toys which please FOR hour and
Is then destroyed. This microscope would both
amuse and instruct them, and advise every boy
and girl who wishes to know the wonders which
lie in little things to save his money until he has
$40, which viii pay for the microscope and the
postage when sent by mall"
AS holiday gift this microscope is unsurpassed,
being ornamental, instructive, amusing and cheap.
and never lOoses its interest Agents and dealers
supplied OH reasonable terms A sample will be
mailed, post paid, to any address for s2,75 by T. Ii.
Ross, 3l3 Locust ST.. st. Louis Mo.
Read the advertisement in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
WEEKLY MELANaE.


c. N. Kaufman has had a good awning
constructed in front Of the Sherman House.
......".Every day this week. from ten to a
dozen emigrant teams have crossed at this
point....--Conrad Shriner, OF the west end
Brewery, iias built an addition to that insti-
tution..---Fred. August got his street
sprinkler In operation last Saturday. He is
indefatiguable In his efforts to lay the dust.
There have been several runaways du-
ring the past week, yet no damage done,
save to Mr.. bartholomew, whose team ran
OFF while he was taking q load OF children
out riding. He was considerably bruised up.
...-.-.-A runaway team went up street Satur-
day and turned the corner of Fourth and
Main so short and with such velocity rs to
uproot tree. The Ferrymen at this place
are not only running the boat up to the re-
quireInents of all travel that comes, but are
taking steps to have the boat more exten-
sively known than heretofore. They are the
most accommodating and enterprising men
that ever had hold of a ferry at this point
.-....-.The brick work on Lewis Hills resi-
dence is fairly under way...--..A. p. Cogs-
wells Livery stable is I'm full blast........J c.
Deuser's brick stable is enclosed. Moore
& Bradford have bought out the News busi-
ness of c. A. Pollock, and will hereafter con-
time the business In as liberal and accom-
modating a manner as their predecessor-..
The original '.Shoo Fly" buiscuit has just
been made at Naces Bakery. VIM. Den
has gone to st. Louis for flew goods, with the
idea, perhaps, OF stepping around to New
York IL st. Louis can't fill his bill....-...The
race from here to Tecnn1seh, for 800 q side,
arranged to take place last Tuesday morning,
between n pony owned by J. S. Hcizel and a
team, or single horse. (here is where they
split owned by Jake Rogers, fell through be-
cause of n misunderstanding. Homer
Johnson, OF the firm of +. Z. johnson Co.,
is laid up with erysipelas. He has the SYM
pathy Of many warm friends....-....J. S. Het-
Eel is almost ready to throw away his one re-
manning crutch
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
RAGE RAIL.

Tho Nemaha Baso Ball Club seems To have
won both noteriety and fame I'm their recent
game i'm this place, and from the way the
challenges come IN, they will be put 10 their
metal to hold their laurals-of their ability
todo which we, however. entertain not q
doubt. Next Tuesday the Daily Nine, Of
Peru, will be here to play them o Match
Game and next Thursday tho Banner Club.
of st. Deroin, win be here. and play our
Club for the Champion BAH and Bat taken
by the former at our last County Fair. Our
Club now has tOierably good GROUNDS to play
on. and should not fall 10 practice so as to be
In as good trim as possible. Practice makes
Perfect"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
PINE BUILDING MATERIAL

Is a necessity In every community; SO
much SO. that he who supplies a complete
and cheap stock Of it is a public bcnefactor.
No one can look at Our town since the intro
duction of pine lumber in amy quantity, or
even throughout the, counties comprising
this Land District, and fail to see the vast
improvement in the character or buildings
constructed; and which Is mainly due to the
fact that pine lumber of any quality cGn be
hsd at any time, and at reasonable prices.
j. Il. Bell * Son have now ut least 40,000.O GOO
feet OF pine lumber. OF every size, grade and
finish. and shingles, lath, pickets, doors, door
and window frames, sash, blinds, etc, all of
which they are Offering at prices which place
them within the rcch OF any and all. Yard.
corner First and College streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14

Prize MOwer!! Reliable one or two
wheeled, single or doub:t-barred, slow or fast
motion, combined and separate Harvesters
with improvements for 1870, are the most
simply constructed, light draft, accurate-ra-
king, gr::in-gleaning, rapid-running and
clean-cutting machines now manufactured
This is attested by all who have used them
the Advance" being considered the ne ptu,
ultra of Reapers and Mowers. The McCor-
mick Bros never made u machine for sale
that they were afraid to put on trial against
any other, and their advances" challenges
as well the admiration OF the world as II
does all other machines to trial. ELI H.
Wilcox, Agent, Office at Z. L. Johnson & Co.'S
store. Brownville. 2G-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
QUICK TRIP.

On our End page Will be found the report
OF the Steamer Bertha, on the Upper Missou-
ri, which, considering the river, ETC., is as
good almost as the big race between the Lee
and Natcbez. Our townsman James En-
mons, was both pilot and first mate, and our
old boyhood chum, ThOs. Gotham, engineer,
both of whom we long TO sec. TO James we
are indebted for nice pair OF buck horns
and dried buffitlo's tongue, which shall
keep him long in our kindly remembrance.
They were at Sioux City on the 10Th. We
learu that the editor of the Democrat was al
so suitably remembered by our towHsman !;
OF which no doubt thet journal will make
appropriate mention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
A. w. MORGAN. Jr

Merchant Tailor, is constantly I'm receipt ol
the latest novelties I'm the line of Gents Fur.
nishing goods, and has now the latest thipg
out, which is the Ge,aeei OUtiar, the best thing
of the kind We ever saw. Also, q large sup
ply Of Piece and Ready Made Goods. Give
him call, and give him your measure for o
suit. He is low down la his charges. M
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
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Ask for them nj the Art and Picture StGres.
Our Chromos sept free To any rsi,iTsSs within
the United States east OF the Mississippi receipt
of price,
Prang's Chrome Journal issued quarterly, con-
tains complete descriptive Catalogue ~ chi
with special Information about thc art. Spcc-
iSr L. pRAN1 a oO. Bssoss M.ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-07-14
AT COSTs
300 Boxes Glass, at III. c. Let's.

More e. Bradford, Booksellers and
Sfationers, next door to the Post 01ice,
have Just received a new and complete stock
OF Books, Maps, Charts, Globes and Station
ary. They are also prepared TO furnish School
Furniture of every description, and defy
competition for price and qualify. School
officers, teachers and all interested are re-
quested to call and examine our stock. No
trouble TO show goods. 3S-u