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TTawk, Ilawk, Spit, Spit, Blow, Blow, und disgust everybody with thg utfensive odor from your Cutarrh, juat because some old fojry doctor who luis not discovered :ind will not bfiUero that the WOrld moves, tells you that it caunot be curcd. The proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh lïemedy will pay .r0( reward for a case of Cafarrh he cannol cure. Solt! by drusirists, or scnd sixty cents to Ji. V. Pierce, M. D., 233 tienecu strect, Butfnlo, N. Y., for it. Vun run i'iiid (lic larcsi assorimcnt of Hoop Skirts and lorsi'ls al tlic low est prit-N, ut tle ÏVciv lUillincry store 17 SuiiIIi .TIsi-ii siri-i-1. Bonnfy lo Solilirrs. Thosewhoenlietedin 1S61 on the flrst cali of Preedent Liucoln, and who were honorably diHcharei beforethe oxpiration of tho term of ttaeir eulisU munt. are entltled lo $100 cach, as boanty. Audsoldicrseulistinf! nnderact of.Iuly 4th, IS64 aretobeallowedthe uupaid instalmeute ofbountj lfthey were discharyed by expiratiun ofgurvice Thebove classcu uliüuld inake application to the andersigned. March-24th,18T0, 120-tf . JOHN N. GOTT, Bountyand Claim Ajeut, inl j a few more of (Iiosi Point f .are Slianl lef, at $10, S7.5U, $.50, at the -Tl i I lim-r j Store For Mol h Patches, Freckles AndTaL.UsePerry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Th ouly rellahla aud liarmlcss nmcdy for removing Browu DiBCoIoratiouï from tbfl kin. For Plmply Eruptions, Ulack Heads, Blotched Disflgiiratious on the face, use Perry'e Comedone fe Pimple Hemedy. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 4'.i Bond Sireet, New York. Sold by druggiirta everywhere. 1314ni4 Scrond Hand and Kew Organs AndMelodttonsforsale vcry ohoap at l'rof Mills' mu.-ir room, Ka.48 Main Street. (Uver UulliKob iuüon'f.) IWítí ALVINWILSKY. Wc hare, in order to close out our rcuiaiiiin stock of I:irasols, rcduccd IllClll tO -4fNt. few illlnery Store, 47 S. Main St. Soldiers of 1812, who served sixty days, are en. tilloil lo l'cnsion, an '. ohould apply immedlatcly to John N. Oott, Bounty and Pension Agent, inu Arbor, Mich. To cbraskn, (.ilifornia, Kansas, and iluB. & II. It. K. Lands. The startlpg polnts of tuin Route are at Chicago ui I'eoria. Th,' c.:ntrl point is BURLINGTON, on the MUsbslppt. 11. traverse Illinois and the whole lin-ailth of Southern Iowa. Near the Missouri its triink forks intü three branches, for it has thrce vaatarn termini. lts ooxtbern termlnna is Conncil Bluffs, whcre, ■riir.ii!i{ to üninlia. it. connect with the Union Pacific for all places on the intia-contineutal aod Papac Otu luud travel aud trafile choosethis r. Hable route mot tnd mora. II.-, in-xt terminus II I.incoln, the Capital of Nebraska, ftl'ty live milea west of tha Missouri u; Plattamniitli. 'I Ui i t lic only direct avunue Ir the Sontta I'lalK! 'ouiiiry. whcre the sales of railroad land last soason, roee to half a mtlHon. lts third terminus is ftt Hambarj{, and Nebraska City. At llniiiliiiri;, It maka cloae connections, twiceacuy, for Sf, Toceph, I.caviiiwuiili, K;inas City, and tho wbolc BoatbWMt In journcying then, from the East to Kansas, via Bnrllngt n, you enjoy advantacü you can secure ou no other line. You hoth pass over a road sec ond to no otberlD speed . saiety, or any Pullman lux ury of modern travel ; andwhileon your wav, sur vcy the (arden of Illinois aml Mi sourl, as well ns 40,00i) acres or prairie in Sonthwcntern Iowa now In inarket at low prices aud lo j;; credit. Kocp ■tthenbeforopc-oi.le wciUvard bound, "to takothcliur'inLtoulioute." 1310tf