Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1874, Page 3

P pring and Sumiact Styles. 2 A.POLACK, D CLOTEIEL APPLETON'S { A MUSICAL PRODIGY. years before, he had unfurled =3 7Ilamy and cam;nar;a. € ‘ lifted in this hall. The blessings of the poor are his laurels. One sacred : ADEYICAN . ti Trmomssm Wao | Mot iy prciied over- s e life, inspiring him in youth, idi GLGLUP En ° Shels and What She Has rm' ) misaigo, Spdeine ' in . Beitours to walk by iew. IA, Composed. s gh:%; el R 3 Dfily Review. New Revised Edition. it ours to copy his stainless integrity, tien by the sblest writers on | In the advance sheetsof Benham’s | LiS Supreme devotion to humauity, | L= Lis profound faith in truth, and his - ‘BELEAURS POULTRY. Supply limited with dem Nos. 0106 839 1011 12 Hu Printed trom new tyye, Musical Review for May, a sketch s - ol Chickend, with Seversl Thoussad | S i unconquerable moral enthusiasm. | == as follows: - = = il pablish 3 sl rocsY, ! If others forget thy 3 | | e e "wos | Rose Mansfleld Eversole, who is but ?rEyLé:;r;ysxm{rb. ‘guarded by the | _There is little change in the con- | 10 Now1515 17 N » o» , ince which e, e wids | four years and seven months of age. | mijlions of that emancipated race | dition of trade to-day. Shipments Furs. Per busdlo 5 per cent discount. Cireniution wich 1t husatiained o all parcs of | She iy = - f ‘ N S TR ey \‘.;;fl:l‘r;:;;:;)jf Lndiana, born 10 | \whose gratitude shall be more en- | of lumber of this weck hao begn | A. Hubermaa, GROCERIES. ek, B e BiA%L fave taduced the | at present living in Dayton, O, The | Lusing than monumental marble of | very peayvy, summing up a total | street wholesale d STEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 14TH sr. | e ead o e & “new | LSt evidence given by her of any ! more than 100 car loads. . | tations: mink, No. I, : CLARK & FRENCH COE. FARNHAM AND ditien eaiitied, Tus Ausmcax Creiords- | peculiarly marked musical ormaal- | X, SaixtOxgehes o T Agricultural implements are still | €0ons, 45¢; muskrat, 1 3 1178 st Dia. EER of ais- | Z8tion occurred as carly as when orman Sa; atches a Tartar. . : ealers find it | 2le for spring; skunk, PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPK Wicin the st s 7o 39 EETRn St & | she s bt four months old, Wheth | A faithiul Saint, welladn ' | in good demand, and deale g EAESIE SRS ARLL 12 L ok o reeace . mpers e | sl in uriably gave every token of | yeare: aud badly et oo | difficult to get orders filled with the | 1 00cido. striped, 15 18t o b T T movement of political afiirs hus kep | delight in both' voeal and instru- | Theumatism, finding life somewhat Promptuess desired. | 1,50010650; do. N ham St. | P i e e userinl e e ;"t:uml musi hhh }'Jl;ulu"“i‘, &2 | lonely, and his aged partner but lit- OMAHA MARKETS. er in good order, 00 ! WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 247 | b e e "and. refmement of | LDcrease with each day of her life. | tie use'to him, she being blind and | i e mountain No. 1,2 25; g 160; Douglas St 3. SUGARS. Great wers s consequens rovolu- | When she was seven months old | diserenit, concluded he would take a do. small, 50 to 80; b fur- Granalated pr B , involvi naj changes | her mother would place her .before | voung and blooming bride to s DRY GOODS, | . e ncight whea the st | thie keyboard of the piano, a eireum- | hi1als Vears. Thnfneg:fimfiz'm | KURTZ MomR: & co., 231 Farnham | Ted and cleaned, 1 0 SR | Povdered do ’ st. s happiy | stance which always filled her With | pyeen the connubisl s ceoond martin, frem 2 50 Batcut loat do e prial S8 Tt = ey et e nerr pounded oe | Do mutually advantageous, . The PRINTS, to color; fox, ailv 2 1000 to | Standard A & { us seated she po bride, by marrying the dilapidated | American, 9}; Albion, 10: Al- | 2500; do. cross, 3 O do. red, 160; Lrge accoss 10 our geographical .- E m o S edze have Lecn made by the indefatigable ex- | ke r the ordinary iofantile i e : e i {he mavura resai of the lapaeat | time in short arpeggios, aud always | tion in the fature world. The bride. | 94; Truman's, 8 12 Garner & Co., ook & Ball 7 7 by B L"?T"f,}}';’,':fij;“ groom would procure a help-meet |9 ; Humilton, 10; Merrimack |, - q“mm:'; - follow- 3 cmbiance of teaching Le-{ to cook his grub, prepare his flan- | ). 93 ; Orientil, 10; i ills stowed upon her, it Luving been | pels, and ma'lf'eep him warm | :0' i ?'5‘"‘;‘;' 105 Pacific Mills | ytive steers, o nights. The sealing process was | 1 ~Pragues, 9i. time, iave bro: ¢ of vew men, wh mouth, and ol SYRUPS. - <% | wisely decided by her parents to let » irausicat pablica- | hier take her own course in all mat- | performed and wife No. 2 entered | BROWN DRILLS rmaneat and suthentic hictory | €T3 relating to music. One day | theabodeof the agedcouple. Things | _Amoskeag, 12 1-2¢; Augusta, 12¢; ‘clision for the press | :hurfl: after thi ) her m‘)lhvj-r hear- | grew lively in that household | Everett, G, G, 13 1-3¢; Great Falls, ‘pos. | i€ her crying, asked her what the | from that moment. The supple- | 13 1.2c. g - Fine and Medium Clothing, | matter was. The little one, Wiping | mentary spouse proved a m: : . i g e Lerstures and of | W4y the lears, sbbed out: SMam- | Christian. The old man was petu- A EmTOR. and Furaishing Goods, & T Beamtion in the pracic arie, & | 10 IlI taut dit ‘gin 4 Mi' Sbe | lent with his infirmities, the young | _ Peppenell, 8-, 30c; do 9-3, 87 1-2¢, - accinct and orlginal record of eard ““Coming thro’ the rye,” | bride stormy and irascible. Shenot | do 10-4, 40c; do 114, 45¢; Waltham, CHEAPER TEHAN THR CEE 3 126, > 1 MAPEST. i 4 & piies and hiwrorialevent. ° | g in trying to arrange it for the i I i culty, as may easily be imagMhed. | stuirs. The old gentleman’s life | 5 1> 4 gradually im- | soon fliokered out under such treat. | = | SRl E 005 O and the body was prepared | Tocian Heads, 11ic; Pepperell, E, | Sapo Publico, G grave, with the face bearing’| fine, 12¢; do R, fiue, 11c; do O, 10c; | Republie, do., Chens Lo sl stereotype pla E L page has been printed on | proved, and toward the close of it | ment, arranged and played the March in | for the CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N | Chicago, Rock Island e hich” strackher young Taney, | marks of the bride’s fond attentions | do N, fine, 9c; do sheeting, $-4c, 274c; | 6 1-2; Pulm, @51 R e and Pacific R. | i dions Wi e months old, yed No. 1eclaimed the custody of L, , 4,12, ART GOODS ANDSUPHO | s e S B, | ol e Aumsendan” comsely ut | copee anl e ‘was carich Ay s | R o O M A L .A [OMAHA TO CHICAGO § ad lorce 0 the fist atempty and without a sin- | it st resting place; wifeNo. 2 po- | Amoskeag, 11ie; Kearsarge Satin, | Benjamin B. Joi orative Up- —to— AND THE EAST. 7 i el e e B | years od IS Kirst Polka,” e | God ison the sideof o heaviestbut: | Neumkeag Soi, 14c; Peppenell Sa- | 270 Farabam St pmishes the Chicago and the East! B S e " iotwndad for ms raiher thas | <‘Rose Lud Waltz"” when only a | 1 ¥ | an, 1e. i " Al Passenger Trais ipped with the o vains uva been spared 1@ | month older, a sonatina and -;llkel‘;]z» pxi{:finifie{flztfmfiig’m = DENTME. following quotatioge AND THE s T;“rl:::y"i;"::‘;l:’nfinl}.;‘ =~ i ) risic cxealience s A S | March when four years of age, all of | But a daughtor of the elderly lady Amoskeag, 24c; Ark#right, blue FRAME MEULDING e a1 ‘sooraous, and it it bellew hoes oheit y ©Omnly Direct Route e 3 inds welcome recepiion as an these pieces being published in the | ranged up besids - i i 2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily, | nds ey dopetia,aed woriy | May mumber of the Review, If | ontoand n A hermaternyl Par- | 10c; Beaver Creck, A, A, 19; Hay [ Oil walnut ngs, one inch, TeWaterloo Fort Dodee, Dubuque,La Ot = e Syl Chemical ant i of 113 high COSTLISE _ ribers only, payable | e sung er, she will im- | the polygamous female that if she | Maker, ble, 13 12 India, B, B, | per foot, 5¢; 2#eh 10; $ inch 15¢; Du Chien. W, AT DES MOINES with the Dea Moines Valley of sy lon oraieort s votime. 10 wil % | mediately feproduce it upon the | wished to retain possession of that | blue and brown, 19¢; New York, B, | Polished walnufii1 ‘fnch 7c; 2 inch = ‘Railrond, tor Oskllovas, Ottumwa, Kevkik S pagedfaly ineraed i | plano without - hunting about | dead body, she would have to fight | 25¢; Otis, B, B, 19 do C, C, 17c | 15 8 inch 214 gilt, 1 inch e, Madivon and Sitwoaboe ™ | AT GIINNELL with the Centeut & Several ‘b Eagrvig, snd w A L e oW | for it, | Oakland, A, 16¢; Warren, B, B, 18¢; | 6@15¢; 2 inclf12@30c; $ inch 18@ AT WEST LIBEKTY with the B thew In1o & Rinete G 8 Damerous cilored Lithograpuia Maps, | far apart two given tones m This lead to a surrender, and the A B b . It Beiug the Shordestand Fiast Comoleted Line | ~ Cedar i i —— i PRICE AND STYL& OF BINDISG. | be, jt makes no difference to her; deccased saint was laid awgy in | 9 A 16 1-2c- 45¢; imitatidl rosewood and gilt, 1 H o) L — - an A mus | give them immediately, | peace. But the old lady has Set & BLEACHED SRIRTINGS. | iuch 5@10§ 2 inch 10@20c; 8 inch | Tomatoes, ¥ pound % i South- Westara ™ or Sramati y | grievance to mourn, for the younger | Androscoggin, 44, A, A, 17¢; do | 15@30c, Gt Taars e OIAHA andGHIC & Gith bimy — s ! She attended” the | widow has taken possession of the | I, 44, Isc: Boot, S, 4 4. 11 1-2¢; do WINDOW SHADES. do” Winslow " do Constant improv.ra-nts Bavo taken placs in | *Paci Haiiroad for po nts north T © [ ppera by the Kellocs trou old couple’s homestead, and has | gy ot i B bl R S0 | Pl bands, 6 feet, all colors, per | 30, Xarmouth 4o Vi Sheey R, alding 1o 18 Aot stock | * Batiou for Poeeprre Beto arin Mot fall, a ie “Bohem driven her surviving sister forth to | b 4% 13¢' Fruitof the Loom. 15¢; | . Bt 5e G, o B o) Salle, adding to 118 e reeport, Beloit, kacin-, Mil- Ty roviy. Buccosting vo- | Girl” performance inspired | spend the remaining days of her | 40 100, 18 Gold Medal, 12 12c; | il omamental bands, 2 009 | EEEVS: 30 G e diakl I poiats 1a noribera 1 linot il coaietos, wii bo iued.apcs in her with perfeet enthusiasm, and | pilgrimage as best she can. Here | Hope, 12 1-2; NewYork Mills, 18¢; | paigh R oot beimes Vestinghouse Atr Brave” | A0 L0 IS AN D mih et e o - . cax Crcro- | on her return home she sang and | is another affecting i p x 5 e d Qolongs per poun: establishing comforta- and St Louis R for St . e s o S AMERC STV | Dlayed oI dreamt that T GWelt In | forded of e toeihe of mre omons | Wamsatta, 18 Lonslale, 1 REPPS. Foungyron, ver e s oo Enting Houmemrofrimgal | jsedBemesont, L C L my TS S uer oa 2s | marble halls” tryin > | remark, that the course of true love | GINGHANS. atinion md all wool terry, per yard | 42 g comiort of traveling the sge cin produce. | 4,und Raiirond for Peorla an1 VASSING AGENYS | [, 500 Kellogg eve v % | Mian LT 0@3 0; Imperial, plain and stri- way daily over the various lines of this road, | AT BUREAU JUNC . with brave WANTED ol A never does run smooth.—[Salt Lake | Middlesex 12 ; Glenarms 10} 5 i n to the ler sel L O at o Address the Publishers, thrill and high tone introduced in | Tribune. | TICKINGS. 2 ped, 2 50a8 00. e e R “l.‘n L SALL B the Liiaois oo the cadenza. “Faust” also pleased | mmmmm—— | 3 DAMASKS, e e i for pointa port, b and o D. Appleton & CO., | per greatly, and she remembered | 1S HOONMAT([RT{L SO]@ do:\l;naskzg:n :,l :;,1 A,‘Zi;mdoz B o T il wod e oy e te 1 i ATGHERS ViR T . Y. | the “Flower Song, ved it | J, , 2 a, A, Pre., " d d AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for | mnpoucm TICKETS to oy 519 & 551 Broadway, K. e D a1 | B, 27; do Gold Medal, 2. 2 00a3 00. Sioux Co7, Yanktorn and points resshed via | yga his Linescan b procurs v ot v i o o article in Benham's K y - ‘ MATTRASSES. pAT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dudge, e e T raing_yo o S that he has seen t. Bor uixTons ortruE { Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, AT e ar” e Omaha, and lso ot the VI | 3 3 ; - N2 MARSHALL fr St. Pail, Mianeapo’ at the principal icked o KEARNEY'S knows whereof he writes. In’ con- < 1 | 3 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50ad 50. o Dalath i oty plaia ™ e | slon the llseot tho U.'F ¢ clusion he sa As we have al- Baggaze n-elnfl Throngh to all pa 1y 72| All of the above quotations are on | x, Prang bes | ready hereinbefore stated, no “fore- | atmegs, Pasog bes, PITTSBURG. | 7 7 teli] A basis of ordinary thirty day sat 44 AT 1820 | rie du Chie ern Points. | ON for Dubugne La Crosse, and all poists on the Alspice Al SRR | Ing” progess has been, or will be, | ns, . 0 - s i S BUBIS RISEE S ~ | resorted to by the parents of this | " Parties who buy for cashyorsoy | mmm et S i e T e e S little prodigy, but nature will be n e 9 | strictly first-class buyers, can always P AT FU L TON for Freeport, Racine Milwau- | ;37 1 4 o - e | permitted to work her own perfeot ng % | secure reasonable concemionsonlarge | PASSENGERS | keggeasipsintsin Wistonehn. LACEY, &5 ST 4 |‘work. That she is inspired by a | T ~antey - % | orders for short tim paper. 3 m,fl,}“:}‘{;f‘n" T ] L ha e 4 | genjus unparalleled, is a fact need- | : d bt e i Through tekets to sllester ctin via thie | ———————— h in no argument in ‘;mum.. ion, | & |5 i LUMBER. Going East or South from Omaha | line v bs socurel, nd apy tatormat on ob- eller | and that this genius, if genuine, as | White common Euikiact to St Sl e wibaut astive. - Company s office. 218 Faraham street, Omaha, 2 it necds must be to work such #1o- s o Bl WAL M. FOSTER, | And Pontaon U. PR B, shoui takothe | e i Ui o0 o Hens o ’ £ The only known remely for | rious results thus prfimnmrel.\', will | am, Peraal 12000340 ] | B Bagiae chockel through (ol principal | bring forth its full fruition, isas | 5 BN 11 B R ks Parnimgnll Do | ¢ s | Eastern polots : {reertain. | [ te 50 2 e LINCOLN ROUTE” | ™ & { BRIGIHT'S DISEASE, | —mEa {COLOR WORKS | S P e T Proprietor o the | A Negro's Tribute to Sumner. | 80028 30 | Joi's, studding and sills, 2 ft, and un- g mehlsvi P! h Aud s positive care for Extraet from u nouneed in Fan- | der Foy ¢ ety | PITTSBURG, PA. | 5 508 00 : &8 . Gout, Gravcl, Suriciures, ; =i ATCHISON & NEBRASK |Omaha & St. Louis Short Charles Sumner, in his moral lim- gl o E b ubetes, Dyspepsia, Ners itations, was an American; more | S@tablishoct 1835. Lf";‘..ms'fd‘ % Line | = parrowly, he was a Massachusetts “ Sute 50|« do do do do ' | o | vous Delllity, Dropey, | B0 e e T ho wesw | Manuletererof strety Pare puuy b aar 1,15 g o2 2. RAILROAD! { RISING hot | 34 do do do do wewna SEERNEIUESEEEEEREORNEYS || 85898 8s8sesesssesssssssssnceze And seeure for themulves the choice of Six Fopular Houtes from 1 1 . L3 Atehison to Chicago and St. Louis, 187« ;ASK FOR PYLES te man; but to-day what nation ¥ gt Ui, T | B i, what Stato.shail | White Lead, Red Lead, Litharge | J. C. RosenfieM, Produce commis- Nen-refention or I — can be consulted on all diseases of | conflict in which nearly all the = A friends of a life-time stood arrayed Tickets for sale st cor. Tenth and Faraham strosts, and U. P. Depot, Omaha. tatios, Indamstion or Ulceraclonof e | o o e what race boast him? | > wmission merchants, 199 Douglas street, § DER AND KIDNEYS, | He was the fsir consummate lower Patty, Colors Dryand in 0il. | furnish us with the foliowing quota- 4 BLAD 1 | of humsaity. Ho vuythe frut of PURE VERDITER GREEY. | tions: Buuer, choice roll, 32.35; |1 All making Ralisbie Connoctions and belog axp | . SPERNATORRH®A, |ihengs o masthe i e | Aty - | e —— i o Watten, Dt ot 6 ibeits | i whole wardd, could 1t but kaow | The strongost and: brightest demand nctive st -12; A dalay and lnconveaisace arriving from SRR ek ey uwofuldun:ltmm i de- | o s r:d 7| prime apples, 8:00 per bbl ; potatoes | 52 Ermtel et wlied Vol % DusT DE- and maokind everywhere manufacturered. i el €92pr bbl. | z i GRAVEL o BAIK DUST e hopors By _ g 140 per bu. (‘nnvl:m- $9pr ! ATCHISON wnd the ATCHISIN & L e 3 LOS ANGELES | | low-citjzens, if any fraction of hu- | HARDWARE. 7 X e Kansas t: t. Joe and - a And Mueus or Milky Discharges. | maity tay clalm's peculi:;ruigh! to | et | Dirct and Relsble Connection. areslao made 2 VINEYRDS. | — do honorto the memory of this great | X | | BT UE ST Lo - pa s ] : | common, benctuctor of the worldy | yift, PR 21 s Sy Fag o | O B e ik | Great Arkansas Valley & Colorads, | COURCIL Blufls R. B == NATLERAUT d KEARI‘{EY S ‘ ;-’-:‘a‘lfits ist e o mhl:reemne | .';‘.'.'-x?.;.::o'nfi s": E}fllu ééifi':’,:fi o;o:ux e i et y And '.;'.:."fl'.;':.’.';.':;:::xs"m et te Isthe only dire-t ine te Depot for the sale of his —AND—. . | services may seem only a vastac- ~*47® g = 12 | 35 per cont off Chicago lst. Ask for Tickets via ST. L.LOUIS | 3 ucha! - 5 3 u DOORS, (Wedged ) BAKING SODA! ", Extraot fomodonof srength, 0 8 cae e — o L LINCOLN & TCHISON prmemmmex | NATIVE WINES| sk : Parmagenily Cares ¥l Disessen of the I-ur);d advance; w Us, to the ool- J. 8. SuBoPSHmE, g L L e e D m=sT x gladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical | ored race, he isand ever will be the | | 3| whtco lime per WAL wli = Gen'l Supt. o _::’_‘_. OMAHA AND THE WEST St N vs=a Swellings, pagederia gl i Attorney-at-Law, |t e et H X0 GHANGE ot carbetween omaraana . | BT A TN DT EIS | ™7 il o mem ~ AILS, T Und ot one petwoen OMAH. aovis 73 3 exttng 12 on, Womea and Chltre, | battered down the wallof our prison Room 9, Visecher's Blect, | ¥ 1 & LI e NEW YORR. —_— = LR I s i - | isouse, and whose strong haud led | OMAHA o .« NEB |8 v A This the Only _ine EELLER s o Mat'r WABBMARE 1| |80 horts taitho sumlight of fresdom. | ONADA - - NEB | o e L casir e ANDA il - & Co., BIDS FOR WOOD AND HAY. Prat, Stoco smvs: 936 bottle of Kedrmer's | I donotseck to_appropriate him to ESWARD KUEHL, is N, 1. D. SOLOMON, n:::: i SLE A I rrn TP .‘L,..,} rwa::fi:&fi_‘“" o s ‘l:; n"‘g;';’l“g‘hll t}:‘;&:}:’:fi.} 3: | MAGISTER OF (HE DEPARTED. | is ROBERTC. STEELL. OF THE UNION PACIFIC - Apeil 13 rice omo dllas por bottle; or, SEWOtIssfor | ¢ phich 57 blood he belonged, to | No- 498 10th €, bepween Farabam & Barney. §%| BRADY & MCAUSLAND. ROUTE A W AN FRANeISCO, e five dollars. stand aside whiié we, to whose wel- | Wil by the aid of guirdian spirits, ebtain | 101 casing do 5 | . #@Passengers taking other routes have a Ty | meeding e for any.owe s viow of the past, présest and fu- | 84 do do 54 - disagrosable ransfer st the Kiver Btation. - by N Y, | fare his life wassocompletely given, | (JTi 0L Pt 3 ases of sickness, 6 do o 568 >4 ALEX. J. LEGGAT. Wit it. HUDSox | for the delivery ¢f & quan. ity of Depot 104 Duane St.' o 30 1 advance to do grateful honor to h"?i _apsd Wrought, all si 515 - = A s 2 gty . —— g od‘“"(" p Aphruician instiendunce o anawer corres- ;‘h;:.:u our great benefuctor and | STODDARD & HURLSUT, Curriage snd ire..._——. Tpre 5 = % T t the st c ,viz # ey ’\TT’T ‘:e-: o |in et e b %:Lfl:ngk’m?; | Market Gareners ! | oo g g e il L) e ASSENGER TRAINS DAILY i pertcompany with he great e | AL EISP0 08 RCEUARS, 2| 7 iscauavaone it re = g | o TRATNS DAILY 1| § - ssseee sz - . of friends of freedom, and on this | odrgarden " | B e (3 ety fn Refde.. 3 3t * | O pasTeRN AND WEsTERN orTIEs —TO THE— | he needs no silence. Differing, as Cor. 215t and Paul Streets, LEAVE ST. wiItTH | NERVOUS & DEBILITATED | St o, e ok | v o i e | s e e b the national cam y I — 3 TIN, SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C. | This Eatire Line is equipped with B int to it, to-day, as one of the | | Tates biack..... ” o’ oOF BOT SEXES. Blghest proots of is utter devotion J. C, LEE, G MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14ts & | Pullman Palace COTS | puipuys Puice Scping Com, | 51 LOUIS TOBAGCO WORKS. |5 to the call of duty. Still w | FARNHAM. | | e o 30 TA308 PR ADVIOE AND O0F- | trug uterly e, 0 s Suicins | CARPENTER AND BUILDER, | *mgiosiz-ooooee Sine) S g e . SULTATION. | science. He had been faithful in | AGRICULTURAL TS, | cusncot. = . iller's Safety Platform and Coupler |t coud e b e | AR e SRS e 4 | SRS %S | Indianapolis, | andthe Ceebrtad Weninghous | | no veil of R R T T R E 1M [ O — = - } Dr.2. B. Dyott, graduate of Jefler- | Draw 26 V0 Wh on bis | (e | e Jo oo » g " | / . L | paseage, but write it ea ket. 300 won Medieal Oollege, Philadelohis, | monument that, in old age, when | City Meat Mar [ sy oy i 8 cinnati, i e ’ eral valusble works, | the weary frame longed for repose, 0 | Rorpme Xyl S D H Louisville, g b g & i f{ author of mweral valuable Workh: |} ou1q again brace himself for the | grymmy, v BROS. | 8 2 g _";" . Fine Cut Chewing H > 3 L] % § e Sexml'and”Uduary ormmhs | oy pim: | 4 LARGE SUPPY OF PR RRT) | AND smoKING 3 v (<bich he has made an esvecial | .Nothing is here for tears, nothing e ik umbus, | jos.vemox, aEe. 1. smaDBURY, ADVERTISE [ <), either in male or fem-le, no to wail mmwr, PORE |rmixsimb . Pasa. dgt. Sl Agrat. | S v ewa, " | Or knock the breast, no weakness, | 3o et o Pittsburg, | T O e e i i nothing Tt > povirey, TOATARR . ASRATIM TOBACCO " or blame; 5 ugstanding A ctice well and fair.” | i GANE o 8. Joseph. 8. Josaph. ¥ orofbowlc " f }# of 30 years eng es him 12 ¢ st dis- | To have lived such a lifewereglo- | 0 o e o 3y W | 2 | ry er h. Success not needed | e — ! enses with success, Purer guaran- | g Ay = = = == Wa Establish in 1851 | i teod. Charges ressonable. These at | 10 BeV S 0 0 o came. What | Save Your Paper Rigs! B T e . ASTLE BROS. ; | ) - anes oun formard lotfar descsTb- | amaashig contrasts did his life Wit~ | Patronige Home Industry | Be| @ & Bmnem o C. s| Our Special Brands: | i to | Desn. He heard the hundred guns | TS E O ACASHY HS | mo i ot T g { g syaptoms and enclosing stamp te | T80, 110 red firthepassageof | , I BEETHOLD, 16l sad 16 Boucls sore | B :iNEW XORK IMPORTERS OF ‘ the Fugitive Slave Act, and he saw | oicmentto baild a AR s - e gt | 2 PRy Poe Guide to Health. | Bosion sending forth with homors | " plpg i [LL ¥ OMAHA, | 3 | s e = — o e [1 el and blessings a ont € fagtitye o puichass_siveral Byndred tons s i Arrival of Trains from the BEAWTY. INGLESICE. ¢ Price 10e. Slaves to save the Union, which the | Duirm to pusbers cssvenl bndred yoreo | 33 BULLION. J.B.DYOTT, i D, | crime of her Webster had imperiled. | Zfhers: e ] * GILT EDGE, | MONTANA. o= - { Ho saw Frankiin Plerce employing | — AT ASEA OXTY | Lllsmens ONLY ONE CHANGE TO Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane ‘ the P()I;el‘ of uag;t::n ;otme“ - ‘ Hemlock 81 rol:. e 7 — atroet, N. Y. [ ome Belples e saw Abrabam Lin-| STOVE STORE. 3 Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston - . 3 | Soin Wiite.the edict of emancipa- ? 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