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wnsAr.-The sales reported during the week
included &he following:
Southern-300 bu. ~ les cents; $50 bu. rid
at le5 cents; 3s4 bu. do. at 81; il6 bu. do ct
20? Cts; $50 bu. do. a 305 cts; 300 ~. do. 1t
2i2@?l5 cts; 1000 bu. amber at 223 cts.
CoaS.-The sales Of all descriptions a. reported
At Change were follows:
Southern.-440 bu. white 55(65s cts; 3 $50
bu. white at 50 cents; 500 bu. yellow ., 50 cts
$50 bu white At 5S} cents; Q, $50 bu. do. and
&,55l blu. yellow At 90 cents; els bu. yellow at
60 cts; ais ba. yellow at 81 cents: $50 bu.
white at 6lG6l! cents; Sse bu. white and 500
bu. yellow 81 81 cents; 600 bu. yellow at 63
cents; .. 5l0 bu. white at IS cents; 1900 bu.
do. at sc cents, and 300 bu. yellow at 81
cents; 400 blu. white at so cents; 6sl0 bu. do.
and 765 bu. yellow AZ 10 cents; l,?OO bu. yel-
low at II cests, and 200 bu. do. at 20 cents.
OATs.-Receipts Is, is7 bu. The market has
been more active, aud prices have ruled higher.
We note sales ~ follows: $50 bu. Southern a.
IS cents; 500 bu. do. at IS cents; 1900 bu.
do. At 81 cents: 40 bu. do. at - cent?; 200 bu.
do. At so cents
RyE.-Oferings $50 bu. The market has been
firm, with sales of $50 bu. prime at IS cents.
TosAcco.-The market Is quiet aud rather
dull. The sales Of Maryland Leaf have been
light owing TO the fact that bulk Of the receipts
continue to be Of inferior quality. There has
been some demaad for Ohio leaf for export, and
prices remain steady. We Quote NJ follows:
Marvla nH-ip nd fnoss~A 81 H0fA O0
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PATuxsSr SrEAxxRs.-ReSscfion a,
Fright on ToSaeeo.-By notice in an.
other column. it will be seen that the
freight on tobacco by Pa,uxent steam.
ers to Baltimore has been reduced 10
81 pes hosshcad.
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Al Lewisburx, Pa, On the 18th Of April slt.,
JOHN A. BARBER 10 Miss MARGARET G..
WALLS Of the former place.
On 2sth ult.. by kev. Father vicinansa,
PHILIP ID. LOVE TO Miss ADA L. HOLMES.
On 3oth ult., BY Rev. Father Getting, THOS.
L. KIRBY TO Misc ALICE COMBS
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Religious Eeties.-Service ID. W. At Leon
ardtown Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath,
NAY 9Th, At ;, p. N. Subject-"Crown jewels
and precious Stones May g. 1871.
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YAvoRIrE DRucs.-Remedies

rAvoRirE DRUGs.-Remedies Tor
disease arc more or less fashionable
least the following statistics would in
dictate tendency to make iun on GER
tain favorte drugs. sc. In 1855 the
central pharmaceutical establishment OF
the Partisan hospitals furnished 2S2
pounds Of chloroform; in 1873 the guam
ti'y had risen to SIG pounds. The in.
crease Of chloral from 1869 to 1878 vas
from 10 pounds to 720 pounds. Bro.
mide Of potassium, 6 pounds in 1855,
1000 pounds in 1878; morphine,
pound 6 ounces in 1855. 30 pounds in
1875. The progress Of alcohol. consid-
cred rs therapeutical agent, is espe-
cially worthy Of notice. Between 1885
and 1878 the consumption Of alcohol in
the hospitals Increased from 1870 to
10000 quarts. Brandy does not sp-
pear on the list until 1852. when four
quarts were supplied. In 1875 the
quantity had risen to 4.l0S quarts
Rum followed nearly the same rate Of
progression during the same time-from
IS to 1852 quarts. A remarkable fact
brought to light by these statistics is
that in proportion as alcohol rose, leeches
fell. Up to the year 1889. 1000, 900 Of
leeehes were annually supplied to the
Partisan hospitals: during The last twelve
years the annual supply had been about
5000.
How TO SToP lt.-Arehbishcp Bal
ley says: "A real Inspection Of liquors
would destroy two-thirds Of intemper.
anee. Any real good Government
should enforce such IN inspection. o.
stop the sale altogether; because The
object Of Government l. 10 protect The
lives Of citizens, and while i enforees
stringent laws agsinstthe sale ofdeeayed
vegetables. Il is-fsr more important th6i
il sculd hinder the sale Of drinks which
poison the blood and maaden Tie besin. |"
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STEAMER Joss w. TnoypsoN.-
On and sfter May 1t. the Steamer
John w. Thompson will esll 1t Leon
srd,own wharf on Thursday and Sstur-
day nights Of each week. leaving Coz
Washingson city on Friday and Sunday
mornings At s O'Clock, .. nc.
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Ifses, Tvsnty-yivs csats.
Newspaper Advertising.

ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH EDITION.
Costaining complete list of all the towns in the
United States, the Territories, and the Dominica
Of Canada, having . population greater Than
5,00e according 70 the last census, together with
the names Of tho newspaper having the largest
local circulation in each Of the places named
Also, . catalogue Of newspapers which are re-
commended 10 advertisers as giving greatest
value in proportion 20 prices charged. Also, all
newspapers in the United States and Canada
printing over s, 600 copies each issue. Also, oil
the Religious, Agricultural. Scientific and Ne
chsnical. Medical, Aasoaie, Jusenilr, Education
nj, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special
eias journals; very complete lists. Together
with . complete list Of over SEQ German papers
printed in the United States. Ash, an essay
upon advertising; many tables Of r.tss. showing
she coss Of advertising in vario, newspaper
and every thing which beginner ia advertising
would IKE 10 know. Address
GEO. P. R0wELlA2 CO., Il Psrk Row, y. r.
SR uSQn PER day : :. s hon. 2. s..-
600 6 Co., Postlasd, Aaise.
Nay >. ls71-4w. 1a
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New Advert semeuts.

NEE week In your own town. Terms and
OOO IS outfit free. II. HALLETT / CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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Akssrs. Eaifors .-Plrase announce In the nexs
issue Of your paper, that II Mr.. r. c. COMBS
will consent 10 be q candidate tor q seat In the
next Senate Of Aaryian be will receive the cor
dial support Of the planting and business inter
ests Of The county, and win be very acceptable
to voters generally, particularly 10 those q tho
April 20, 1871. Seventh District.
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3 0 4 r GINS,

AIRS. DR.. PAG. EDNUKps vim aeren-
IV1 Dcdaae regDasent ard tsunsieaf hoarders
q 10. 60 HANOVER 81. hur doors ftou
Le9hard, vest DE-. H. tsaseliag pshlis -
rcsEscsfhlly rsqsssesa - give hes esu. 4 T.
Nay 3, lss5-G.
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IN POR IA NJ
TO
q ar d e n e RS
AND
A gric ulturists!


The best, taryesf, hardS.t and most prcftsIls
variety Of Winter Cabbage know in Europe, aud
imported to this country exclusively by the IN
designed. where. with the most ordinary cult
walton, il fourishes assonishingly, attaining an
encrmoxs sire and selling in the market at prices
most gratifying 10 the producer. In transplant
ing great care should be used ~ give sufficient
space fog growth. Solid heads, lie siEe cg The
mouth Of -four barrel, 10 the average run Of this
choice variety. One package VI the Sod sent
post paid on receir. Of 80 cents, and one Set
postage stamp. Three packages TO one address
81 90 and two Oct stamps. Twelve packages
sent on receipt Of % 90.
81 Read what a well-known Garrett Co:
Naryiander says Of Emperor Wiiiisn Cabbage.
Baeo~isyfc~ Csrrea Co., No., Jan. %, ~.
Ma JAnn cAxrnzli, 10 Fulton ST., n. Y.
DEAa Sn ~ bought some sred from yos last
Spring, and it Was good, Your Emperor VIII
liam Cabbage suits this climate well. On
mountain side the seed you sent me, produced
Cabbages weighing thirty pounds.
Very truly yours,
am also Sole Agent in the L. 8. for the "a
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED,
from Maidstone, Kent Co., England. producing
known, and yielding on suitable SOILS from 500
to 900 bushels per acre, sown in drills. Dir.
Henry Colvin, large market gardener at Syrs-
euse, n. Y. writes, Your English Onion Seed,
surprised by its large yield, and the delieioss
favor Of the fruit. ] could have sold any guam
tity in this market at good prices. Ny wife SAYS
she viii have no other onions for the table In fu-
ture. Send me as much a. you can for the 60
closed s. CO.,
One package Of seed sent on receipt Of so cents
and one three cent postage stamp; three packages
to one addr< 81 90 and two three cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on receipt Of 81 0e.
Ny supply is iimsfed. Parties desiring TO o.
either Of the above rare seeds should not de-
lay their orders. All seed sssrcafed fresk ssd
70 sermfRofe. Cash must accompany oil ordess.
For either Of the above seeds addrv9
JAMES CAMPBELL,
% Fulton Stress. n. Y.
Feb. -. ls77-sm.
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n O TIC e.
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND COAL.

WILL furnish the above named ssaDriss ct sny
] point on the Potomac and Patuxent rivers
and their tributaries at the lowest cash-pricss
Persons wishing to purchase the shove samed
articles will do well to call on or aress ne bsors
purchasing elsewhere. 4t. ...'...r
BENZ. FOxwELL, Agent.
April ls, ls77-Sm Leosardtovn, Nd.
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1000 aere!

The above lad
election district,
a.Ijoins the Ia
Barber. Thos. II
b. Slyh. is d
Hail School. c
etc. This pr"l|
large and conj
fine BARNS q
HOUSES. Tl1
~ improved aI
production oil
section. The d
land is well set u
aud CHESTNC|
hear the line oil
Maryland Railr|
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EUCEN


EUGENE VIII q,
places :
CEDAR POINT, .,
LDONARpT0wN
HEAD OF THE b..
Friday;
CHAPTiCO, every
ABELL'S STORE, !
Tuesday and VI
WATTS STORE
"Wednesday eve
Eugene 10 by R<1
imported Giencoe, 5,
nan, Derby and os4
TgaAnSlS, 6s|
essb's The 81 day 4
Aprii -. 1877 4
%AA- = n
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IL .3Ie Prises amounting 10 a es92. 500
Gen. @. T. BEAUREGARD. ola, )tommis-
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Va. }sicners..
Write for Circulars or send orders 10
y. A. DACPHfS, r. o. Box ea7 New Or
leans, La, or WILLIAMSON CO., 3o7 Broad
way, ~.
TEIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING,
Tuesday, July ;.
Capital Prize, go, 1000. Tickets q each
Nay 3, ls7T-4w.
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April ~, is7.-(
RATlFIC4
Jos. w. \
John J. 4
Wm +.
John ii.
In the Circui
county, sitting |
mol
0HDE.E \,
~ that the "a
by JAMES II
in this cause, b,
unless cause to |
on or before ID.
1877; provided !
published in the
esoce . week for
prior TO the sail
The Report u
for $lO7.
J. FIR
True cop|
J. FIR
April IL, 1871
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MortO|
OF |
Z EAU

- Y virtue Il
- undera |
Pos-y. bearing
April. 1874. II
at the Coart II
town, Oh \
'Tuesfa|
Ma
between the b
and 4 o'clock. n
estate, to wit D.:
One undividd|
col Of land calle|
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lIH11oD4xp A!32AezlM -.
IoUDoo1na Slaoe LelteTy Company.
fkh Insalssstca uas regularly iscospnsaae4h ~
d lnwtnhaers e Tie State s0e Ea0caetcaak ead
.snsss - = - VIZ -. : 49,. 9
tssd = oDea.eee. ~ osonA oAGas yS11R
010ulDm u enke plae> Aoethiy. y ssss
go 1<1oelnsoeo Lpok ~ IL ehllowing schemes
/ 0RAlD PROnENADK CONCERT,
auring g~hieh uill tske paacs The
KJAooD0A1y nm Annual 0xkN0o.
At Nev 0slsana, rsesaay, Jase s.
s.lskl IL ssl5IB.
xesioe-rseAss ere ~ DID, 0.sy
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locu!

or by wbatso.I
same may BE-
tanning |
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TERMS q
THEoPH1
JAS. II. WILso
April IL, 49,
ADMiNiS1
0vPAans' Coarf
Apt
hRDERED BY
w. ris Forbes and
tors Of GEORGE
county, Maryland,
guired by law TO
hiiit their claims r
once n week for : |
harys Reacon.
Test:
Register Of Y
Inrarsuance Of d
notice that We hasd
Court Of 81. Mari
of administration
George Forbes, iai3
persons having els
are hereby notified
proper vouchers at
iers, on or before Il
they will otherwise
benefits Of the said |
20 the deceased arr !
lAyment 10 the sui
Anil 10 lassI
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"a FANCY CARDS. no . alike, any name ioe.
w G. SMITH. esssa 4seek, Gel. Co.. y. 7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-22

AMI In accordance with Law. and an order Of the
Doarl of directors. made on the ilth day Of April,
ISL ~ many shares Of each parcel Of such stock ~
may le necessary. will be soil at public suction. at
the once Of the Company. Room " lIaywsri's
Buihilns No. tis California street. San Francisco.
California. on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH CIthl
day Of lT. al the hour Of one O'Clock p 4. OF
saii iay. 10 pay sai delinquent assessment thereon,
the saie. w. y. DEAN, beer.tsU.
Ofnce-iloom ~ lIsywanl's Buikiinr. No. tls
California stfect, San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-22
STOCKHOLDERS, NETTING.

ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
n pany-Th- Tenth Annual Mestins OF the
st ckhoiiers Of the Above.namsd Company. for
such oih,r business 40 may be pre- snisi. will
b. held on MONDAY. June 10. iS11-thIrd
Monday n Jrns-at clock ?. y. on that day.
at Oh. once Of ths corporation. Rom go. 70
N.v.da Block. No. 800 Montgomery street. Nan
Praneiseo, California 1ransf,r book clossd on
Mondsy. June u. 1871. ct o'eiorkr
my2i I'd wM. WILLIS, secretary.
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brooks a Lee. rru-isss...----...-si,..-.' =.
AMI In sceorisaee with Law. anil an orisf OF 'hs
po,ri ef Directors male on the nf'h 'iAy OF Apfi'
is.1. 50 many .hsr,s of each parcel Of such stock
r.v hs ,-e.-s.ry will ~ ~ohi al publs snetion, o.
IN. .,lesrpom % Maurice pore Co.. ~. "" r,ne
,tr..,, san rrsRciscss C.itfnl. on
-, e',loek p n. Of ssii day. Va pay .sh nshh
ausnt ss.rssin.nt thereon. Together WIN s"'"o
slyrrti>ins AMI eNIsnsss of ths ssis. .....
orc~-,s California street. Room 10. san
fnanci.eo. CAlifofuis. w.
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sTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

yI,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF rHH
siockho ders OF the Grown Poin, Ola and
Silver MINING Company. for the election OF
business ~ nay eSms before tbs meeting, will
b@ held on MONDAY, the eth day OF Ju'a,
1871, q, the h,ur OF . O'Clock ?. y. of said day.
st the @ .mpsn,'s oIo', Rom ., No. az Gail
fornis street. .an Praneisco. California.
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LAST CALL.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
! deh,rd 20 ma that they must positively settle
By the 10th Of The presens month, or their
accounts will be placed In the hsnds OF pross.
cutting attDrney for sollcctios. Having elosed
ut my buslIsss, must have the money due
me in order to set,is with my sresItor,;
Gold Hill. Nay 4. isff. myIH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nARrtEs nAvIso CLAIMS AoAiNsT
the estaie Of JOHN wADk. d.seased; WI
-. h.nd the same IN TO r. 3. Nnshall. at
ths stor, Of wads ! Marshall. opposite The
Nrws once. Main street. Gold Hui nyn w
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DELINQUENT SALES.

cILyKR HILL MINING COMPANY
y Loeaiion u principal piscc OF business. san
irancisco. California.
Losstion u vorks. Gold iiiii. storey OounV'
HrtadA
1Notice.-rhers are delinquent upon the folio wing
dr,rf,b-d stoek, on account Of A.sessment NO. u
lsstri on the ilth day VI April. is.I, the several
AMOUNTS sst opposite ihs nance of the respective
STAKEHOLDER. - foliows: A.
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rsstiss. vishins ne to rsesivs and deliver
.:rs pAialT-"cT; 1.aso 7; e., 4 cen g Ii!llM ~
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tE Also Q large stork Of MISSES AND
CHiLDrEN's hnOEs AND sLiPPkRs. too
numerous to mention. st proport.onately low
prioes.
Iiurs fog sale End sto'e 10 rert.
spi I'm @. A. NoLTEMEIER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
COMMERCIAL
CHICAGO MARKET sUr,raRY.

/ NGE 2--Wheat 45za5e higher. At sI-60 for
June. Corn ic higher. az &c for Mag and 81
for June Rye dull az S5Ss6c. Barley trIeg-
ulRF ~ 7O9S5e- Hogs dun and weak at fBSi5
decline, closing az s53S15 for poor TO prime
grades lathe were dull and easy, with sales
at sSRS5G
EfGE S--Wheat higher. az sI-63lz cash and
sI-S5 for JuLe. Corn Gssc for May and $50
for June Rye. dull at Sc Barley. TOGsoe.
Hogs active and 5eIsc higher. a. s. SoG5.s5.
Cattle active and strong. common 20 extra
selling at s3-5o55S.
N1y 4-whear &C higher. at sL7I cash and
sI.T4 for June Corn &C higher. az sc for
May and 5SIsc for June. Rye stroage- at $
10 Sc. Rarlsy nominal a. 20 10 &C for May.
Hogs quiet aud a shade lower, az s5-28 20 565.
Cattle in fair demand and steady. with sales
Sc sS.00 70 s15
My 5-wheat Il : 70 e higher, 81 sI--3 cash
and sl-751z for June Corn closed I 20 Iisc
higher. az 65t for May and 5715 for June
Rye stronger. a. 70 ts gle Barley % 70 75c-
Hogs steady al rs TO S5.65. Cattle quiet ~
$3.50 to $50.
Auy Wheat - 20 Sc IOwer- az 81 20 for
May and Sl.7zis fJr June Corn 5551e for May
and 81 for June. Rye, sOe- Barley. -55Soc-
Hogs IN good demand a. s. E@5s5 Cattle
firm. at Sa-5Os5.7O.
NEg s.-Wheat lower. at SL651l.6s. Corn
lower, at $685. Rye a1c. Bailey. 7TGS5c.
Cattle steady; BEST g-a5es strong and higher
with saies Of good shippers AZ $i75S5.I0;
choice 70 extra az S5-l5G5-5 Hogs active.
steady and firm. wiki 10 qE05a5ie change
IN prices from yesterday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
An IMMENSE line of Ladies'
and Misses Trimmed HATS,
just received from New York.
al LOWEST CASH PRICES, By
!. EOWman.

At the conference OF the Gov
eruOrs OF several OF the Western
State=," held a. Omaha in October
Iast. 10 consider the grasshopper prob
lem. scientists present-PT0fs. Riley.
Thomas and Wightman-who had
given the matter years Of close atten-
lion and study. together with their
chronological knowledge, stated a.
theory, upon which they all agreed,
that owing to the fact that this region
was not the home Of the hopper,
and being so far and long from their
natural habitat, a. 8 consequence they
had become so enfeebled and degener-
ated IN constitution, as to be little
feared IN the future, even the coming
spring. Prof. Riley was particularly
pointed in advocacy OF this idea.
Prof. AEghey, OF our own State, has
often asserted the same. Those Iess in
formed who were present, were dis
posed 10 ridicUIe the theory, and not
few Of the newspapers in the west
followed suit. What We are now
pleased to note ss the mysterious
disappearance" OF the hopper is sim-
ply il veTiieatiOn Of this theory.
While they may yet do Us damage,
thus far the fact Is before Us that they
are in nOwise destructive Rs
compared with those heretofore among
n
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Self VindieatiOn.

Editor Nebraska ADVERTISE
! Some time ago a scandalous story
appeared in the Omahs Bee. written
by some person from Brownville too
coWardly 70 sign his real name to the
article, about an Irish peddler" be-
ing robbed or relieved OF MS money
by me or by others, at my place of
business. not knowing the writer :
name, could not obtain it by appIics-
ton 20 the Bee publishers, and the
uan said to have been so badly treat
ed by me being gone, and I not know
ing where to find him, I had no
means OF redress or exOuerstion, and
had to let the matter rest until such
time as I could prove the Bee cores
pOndent liar and clear myself OF the
charge. That tine has now arrived j..
The "Irish peddler" visited Brown
Vile again last week, aud upon be-
ing informed OF the story about his
being robbed by me or ID my saloon,
voluntarily presented me with the
following, which I have published
iu justice TO myself and the city coun-
Gil which entrusts me to carry on Ii
censed business
BROwNvILLE, Neb. May I, ~.
am informed that it hes been said
that l lost money n William Stevens
saloon. i wish 10 state that all Te-
ports of the kind are false. William
Stevens has always treated NE well
I was we'll used ie his saloon by all
parties. I never eat q meal of victuais
in bis house, and never played game
Of cards in my life. am the person
known as the Irish Peddler."
THOMAS CROsSON.
This demonstrates the Irish ped
dIer story to have been q malicious
fabrication; and 1 will embrace the
occasion to add that several ether al
lusions to me and M saloon by this
eovsrdly and lying Bee correspond
ent, are equally false and unjust, and
I defy him or anyone else to substan-
tiste any of his charges. DO not per-
nit gam bling TO be carried on in my
house or anywhere under my control
and although / am sometimes impos-
ed upon and led into making mis-
takes, an a law-abiding citizen, aud
have the right Of protection as such.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Pz-Elx by Land.

Within tae limits Of our own country are
70 he found almost al the variations Of eli
mate known 70 the habitable globe Butex-
teusive as our domain. the locomotive run
ming 81 almost lightning speed, conveys the
traveller II q few hours from the bsslshy
mountain district 70 the ague breeding plain
and even frgm the sunny groves OF the south
10 the tce-beund shores Of the northern lakes
In making these rapid Journeys the travel
Iers are subjected 20 those severe climatic in
fuences 20 productive o. sickness a1d dis
ease. Il Is therefore OF vital I'm mpOrtanee that
he should be provided with a remedial agent
shat will nGt only cure, but Ike wise prevent
sudden sstaSlzs Of disease. The Seven Seals
or Golden Wonder, which is g counter frTf-
taut, 8 dis:nfeetaEt, difusive stimuIant.
an snodyre, q uervIne and tonic, Is a sure
prevention no less eIectuaI cure Of feysrs,
szue, 5iarrhos, dysentery, and all other all
ments 10 which travellers are especially Ia
bic. No traveller should fail TO provide him
self with supply OF this valuable remedy
before starting upon his journey. sp-T
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
" Notice - hereby Efvea that Articles of
Incorporation have been fled IN me ONCE =
the County Clerk % Nemsha County. sac
OF Nebraska. b the SsElzAa Coal COmpan-.
showing
Is That The name Of said company -
The EsuIsEa Coal Company"
md That the principal place Of trsII<sss
ing It's business IN Aspi1EaII, Mn 49,
County. Nebraska
STd- That the general ustuFs % the bu- .
ness 70 % transacted - sad company -
prospecting fpr coal and developing rue.
mines within the Limits % Nennaha Gnu uutE
NebrGsazE-
sth- Thai tl-e a-0unt o. capital st0rk sU-
thOrizsd Is One Thozs8n1 Dollars in shar-s
% i've dollars eoen. 20 ce paid bT the Pc
soTis subscribing 20 said stocE zt tSe time 9 Z
subscribing.
-1tl, That the corporate powers OF said con-
psny began on the I0fh day ~ February. a.
d lS77- and are 20 continue for tne perind a
Two years thereafter
eth. That The iudeUtedneSs o. said counpea
ny shall not exceed AZ any Liu e tEO-thirJis
OF Its capital stock aud No raem oer snail -
assessed other than his voluntary subscrfP-
tiou-
tn That the of6cers % said con panF aTa
10 BE- a President. q Secretary. q Treasure
and a Board % Directors SIX n nuul her snfl
thar said officers must - stOs Eiiniders N
said company LEWIS FISHER
46Tf President