Nebraska Newspapers

    W. ruilXAS, Editor.
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xuiiDAy morning;,
DECEMBER 13, 1856.
"Tti' Wkvik, GneraT Advertising Agent, in rear
r 1 York," Laics'' and -Children's oe Store,
Wet Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Co. New York.
gwTiUEV'0- 43 Chestnut street, Saint
S. M I'bttencili k
,fjrt Trr'r. Ohio. -
IL II. UAKST, A ippTCiu'JC, vuiw
. j, "p Kick, Archer, Nebraska,
4i" 1'etiR, Oregon, Mo.
W-itX) a Uockpnrt, Mo. "
i;,'r A Whits, Nebraska City, N.
i, f V: TTE, Llden, Mo. .
T 'J -iunvr. Three Grove, N. T,
.' Jnthorized A rents to solicit bubsenpt
. Advert
ions and
mr nts for the Adverti3r, and recieve and
it for monies fhcreon. "
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i
rrr j resident in this Territory, coming from
LT. rortioM of tbe.SUtcs, often suggest to us
mcs f-f persons in their old neighborhoods, who
i jjoubtlws bcooniepubscribcrs if they could tee
-r of the -Advertiser." We always send a epeci
. r,,r.v an 1 persons recieving, will consider it a
r.iiatioB to become a regular subscriber. Post
1 i .i ru;n .iifTipirnt interest to make
uUjrsanaoK-is, .v."0 - -
'tf club, can reUm
the usual per cent for their
' . J&3 WORK. ;
W;ta recoct extensive additions of rew
True Cas, colored Ink, Bron2e., Cards, &c,
Vaieto lia "Advertiser" Office, ' we claim to
"ie-u to tura out Job Work ia a manncr CD"
.-massed." bv any ofUce. The proprietor being
.Vwrticar printer hsmsclt and laving-in his
,'-.cy an accomplished and. experienced
&y Job Trinter, is determined not to be
out-done in the execution of J ob W otk. Cards
(having one of Foster's Litest improved Card
WecO Clar.ks Work" in Colors, Bronze
WoYk, ic., will rn'eft w ith particular attcn-
Orders from a distance will be promptly at
f.r.de 1 to, and warranted to give satisfaction or
IiO p5J. ' JJ-
JOtS PRINTER "WAITED.
X' good "jour Trinter of sdtr and steady
liUs (nose other need apply,) can nd a pcr
xnMciit situation. at this office, -at good prices.
EIGHT CF TP.E-ESIPTION. .
Our article last week, "Land-SaLi in Ne
Irai'tca," appeaw to bare awakened a Spirit of
! " fnrt'acr enquiry. We desire to famish correct
I ' infurmUin, and iu this article shall upon d;s-
. "ftkd, raise i:s:rued, or misunderstood points,
. quote frsia the Act. of llh . September, 1S41,
I jiv.i te instructions xf the Commissioners re
J !(. V2 thereto. As to who are entitled to the
The present number compTetea the first half
year cf the "Advertiser." . It was once cus
tomary to stop as it vrere, at this point, and
retrospect the ground gone over, and prospect
that yet to travel. But in this " Young Amer
ica" "fast" "go-ahead" age we all purchase
"through tickets" and dash along to the end.
We feel no inclination therefare. to depart from
the 'customsof the times. We feel a little,
however, like the old lady did at her rst ride
on the cars "Gracious are vre .here already !"
We have been so closely . engaged that "we
scarcely thought of the "flight of time, and
it seems bnt yesterday since the "first numbei"
the 'rst paper in Brown rillo" was given
to the public. Since that timo we think we
have added many friends to our list-and -we
know we have names to our subscription list -and
if we have made f.ny enemies, don't
know it, and certainly have not-desired to do
so.' Our success has far exceeded our most
sanguine expectations, for which we feel grate
ful. We have endeavored to render the "Ad
vertiser" useful to every portiorfof the County
and Territory. Dow far we have succeeded
in assisting to build up our flourishing young
town, and rich and beautiful County surround
ing, we leave for our readers and the future to
say.' One thing we desire to inform our friends.
The carrying on of a printing establishment
and more especially is it so ia a new Country
like this is expensive and requires Cash.
Liberal as has been our patronage we shall be
abundantly satisfied if we make "both ends
meet" at the end of the year... We have now,
considerable due ns from varions sources
more than we ever intended should be land
ing out which we greatly need, to enable us
to meet outstanding engagements. We know
times are hard and money scarce, owing to a
continual drain by being compelled to go from
home for supplies, in place xf having a large
surplus to dispose of, and thus bringing" money
among us. All we ask under the circumstances
is that you "divide" give us a portioa-we
are willing to "weather it.through" with you,
and wait for profits until times are better.
position cn tha people; and lis Cbntalscisssj'
would doubtlets be censured severely for iwt
mataging the financial affairs of the County
bettor;' as they now are for doicg what they
conceive to be thtir indispensable duty to their
constituents and the County, by daring it of
debt at c nee, (while the debt is small) and give
Nemaha a respectable name among her Euter
counties in our far farced Territory.
. The Bum total of our taxable property for
for. the County is seventeen thousand doUara
only, and at the aboYe'rate of three milh to
the dollar or thirty cents on the hundred dol
lars, gjvesus the small sum of five hundred
dollars for County funds to pay our djbts
with, &c .. Our tchool tax three mills on the
dollar, and the Territorial tax two mills, (both
of which we have nothing to do with) makes
our whole -tax eight ;rjaills to the dollar or
eighty; cents to the hundred dollars, ten! cents
higher than it was last Jfear. ? ' , '
Ye intend to spare no pains in trying to
manage th.e affairs of the County for the best
interests of all, and hops, those who are dis
posed to find fault with all public officers will
be patient aadf withhold theif ungenerous
censures a season, and give us a chance to get
matters and things arranged and straighfcjned
up, and then if Ve do not servo them wisely
and justly, wo hope they will hereafter give
thair suffices to othera more wise and
judicious. . , ; .
How our County came to bo in debt, is not
for me to Retail, but would say, in due credit
for our predesessor, that it is chiefly on ac
count of non-payment of last years taxes, in
stead of bad management of raid officer. 1
.More anon.. ,j ..' : : ...... .
- i :-r- .-. D. C. SANDE3S.
. Heavily loaded teams have crossed "Big
3Iuddy on features bridge" the past ' week,
at th:s. place. - . -.-..! - -. -. , v. .
kr.cf.: ef pre-emption, all appear to under
siil A to the number of acres to be pre
tr.i'el there is a difference of opinion viz :
foae cliira thiit by a Territorial enactment,
'itr.c har.flred and ter.ty acres cr a half sec-
. t'ou can be pro-cro i. ted. The Uw cf Cocress
i'.rr, "will be 'entitled to tiir, by TetJ sribdi-
Wi.on any numLerct ac-js, net ezcmumj one
Ii.-n.7ffi an! sizty: cr. a -r.urier Srction." Ail
.Lawyers, we Itu-eve airreu tliat the.Leiiihla.-
tr.re of thrs',.cr ar.v ether Trfitorr-or-Siata.
. " "
hare fcd. rijlU to fftsaa'ivs rciitivc. to.iha dla-
posal cf the S.-Tl .cnnfliciirtg'.viih the "argru::c
Law. or cf Giinrcs. "ovirriintr, tlidise
V TO ALL VTE02I IT KAY CONCSIUL
Far be it from our intention to wound your
feelings,' or say that we are not at all times
pleased to see you ; but allow us to say with
all respect, that wo mast have more seclusion
in our compositors room, if xye are to furnish
the "Advertiser"; regularly. :: Oar compositors
cannot sett type when their room Is made a
place of public resort. W e are aware tnat a
printing establishment especially in a small
new place is somewhat "of a novelty, and
many who have never stc'j the like, are anxious
to see how the types are sett ; how, the paper
! nrintpd &rT To finch urn sav. re 'are not
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nly pleased to have you call, butinvite you
to do so; and to those who aesire, they are
perfectly welcome, to call and peruse our ex
changes. But to those who are in tte habit of
calling to pass away an hour in chatting with
nutters.
iiercii t-e.' l-.ttr.aria-v amoc
ail ti:a cne pers.?n
caa rrc-tnrt. A- ) q,ats the Coil-
to cotlrir-j, aLd lS-Jicria ar
. jtfiiioper fcSjs ia j"jvuctxrs to Registers and
I Eticeivers.v 4iIt is 'evident that 40 acre sub
divisions, cau iu no ca e, be pernritted, of land
rot yet proclaimed and rftrtld Ptillic Sik."
Thus is scenis'that 100 acres is the only sized
parcel toLe'attained ty- pre-emption before the
day cf, land -sales, sr.d that 40. arid SO acre i
tracts can only be had cf such lands cs hare
Uen (Jtrel. - . . , : f
Again there' is a disagreeing as to filing a
Declaratiori.of intention to pre-empt, and the
time proof -and payment must be made We
qus' from -the act of '41," Whenever any
person has settled, or .shall se2le and improve
a tract of land, subject at the time of settle
ment to private entry, and shrill intend to pur
chase the same under the provisions of this
." act, such person fehall within SO days next after
the .djite of such scUkmcct, file with the
Jlegislcrof the proper District a written state
ment, describing the lands settled upon, and
declaring the intention cf such person to claim
the same under the provisions of this act;'and
shall within 12 months from the dale of such
; seilleracLt make the proof affidavit and pay-
.mcr.t required. This act shall not delay .the
' a'e of- any of the public lands of the United
States, beyond the time which has been, or may
be appointed by the proclamation c the Presi
dent; nor shall the provisions of thi3 act be
available to r.ny peicoa or persons who shall
.fad to mate the proof and payment and file
the aodavit required before the day appointed
fJribe commencement 'of .the 'sales .as ,aforer-
2iu." Many contend that the 'proof and
affidavit are all that is required before the day
cf sale, and that 12 months time isgiveu froni
w. I the compositors, we most rcspectfullyj address
ourselves. We know you are not aware to
what great inconvenience you subject us, and
hope no feelings will be hurt because of our
caliic
We understand that the store of. Hawk &
Dillon, liockport, Mo.j was robbed of $500
one night this week.1. The particulars we have
not learned. ;, '.I; :- :i -
L0CEW00D $ P01XE&0Y,
TTTwleailo and EetaU Dealers ia ; ; ,
ALL JLSXD3 OF .
HATS & CAPS,
T. JOSEPil, HO, :
WE invite the attention of our friends and a
Trad generally to or unusually lares stock
of the above goods, which we design selling at prices
to suit the times, :
Desirics to Increase our tusiness, ; wo will ofer
every po&iibla advantage to buyers, either at wbolo
talo or retail. Being Practical Clatters, them
selTev they bavo a decided anranUge in buying
their stock cf go-ids over taoso unacquainted with
the trade. . 1 ' "
Merchants visiting our city are invited to examine
our stock before -purchasing elsewhere.
Our Retail berartment wo are determined
shall sot be excelled in point of variety by any
iiouse in tie West.
Czlzzzlizz, ITnrscry. ;.!
2cr CcrJrd Ohio and all around! -
OUTw Sl:k cf Fruit Trees, for sale tbo pres
ent 1 ail and nait Spring, is very large and fit?-
incmc.nj ai tae most approved varieties of Apples,
Fears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, l'lums
Quinces, Grapes, Currants, Ooosberrics, Itaapbcrrics,
fctnwberrics, etc. Imperial care tas been taken to
procure and propagate mostly such varieties of each
clas3 ns are found besit suited to the soil and climate
of tho Wei t and South, where most of the winter
fruits, esptjcially of the Eastern States, aro of no
value.
Our stock of Peach Trees is remarkably fine,
and the price so low that all those who lost their
trees the pist winter, should now replace them. Of
Cherry Tres also we have a fine supply, mostly
grown on JUaKahb ttocls, which secures greater har
diness to the tree, and if trained rather low, so as
to cause tho tops to shad the stem from the hot
sun, it is boleived no difficulty will be found in grow
ing fine cherries in the South and West. Of Pears
we have a splendid lot, especially on dwarf trees, on
strong Anyert Quince itocit, the best for speedy and
abundant productiveness. -
Catalogues, with prices, etc., will bo sent to all
applicants. Nurserymen and Dealers in Fruit Trees
are invited to call aiid examine our stock of Peuches
Pears and Cherries, especially, before sending East,
as wo believe they can save expense as well as risk
by purchasing of us. Wholesale Catalogues now
ready. M. B. BATEUAM & CC
.Syracuse Nurseries.
THORP, SMITH & HANCHETT,
i
' KELlGIOTJS NOTICE. '
Religions tServicesll be held in Brown-
ville, on each Lords day, at 11 o'clock and
also' every Thursday. ; evening at early candle
lighting".
- Browiiville Ilarket ;
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EACH WEEK BY
HOEBUTZELL & CO.
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
BaoWNVILLE,' N; T. : -
(SEIUXS' KATES.J , ; -V
Flgtb, 1? sack of 100 Bs--.- -J5,00
Corn Meai bushel v - 85c
CoEN,in theear,old 13. bushel-.-." 40c
Oats, bushel,.. ..... ...... . . 40a
sugar, 5 ui ...... ...j.. .. xvi'V73
Coi'FEK, . ...16C
Tea, 100
Bacon, ................;.
IIam, .... 10c
JOHK COLHOUN & BROTHER,
Sign of the Padlock, one door below the Post-Office,
. WHOLESALE AXO RETAIL, DEALEBS IN -
SARD WARE AJW CUTLERY.
' A REcow receiving a full and complete assortment
IX. of all kinds .of Hardware and Cutlery, to which
they invite tho attention of purchasers. Our etock
having been purchased on the most advantage
ous terms, wo are determined to sell at such prices
as will be satisfactory to buyers. .;
i . Do not forget to give us a call before you purchase
elsewhere, or you may resrrt it. -
J. COLHOUN & BROTHER.
MAMMOTH STOCK. '
2J"a,ll db Wlntor Goodn.
POWEL, LEVY & CO,
Are now Receiving one of: the. largest
. and Best Selected Stocks of
win uy uuuj U11UU1.11II.UJ "Ulj
EVER offered in St.' Joseph which they intend
offering to the Trade at prices which will com
pare favorably with those of goods in St. Louis - We
solicit buyers to call and examine our stock before
making thdr purchases.' "
Among the articles they offer for sale are. "
40 bales brown sheeting; 200 pi'es flanl. all grades
' 5 bales osnaburg; 250 satinettes; .
10 fhirting, striped: 150 " tw'ds and cas'rs:
5 tyliner bagging; 5 bales seamless bazs:
400 pieces plaid linsey; 10 cases ticking; "
10 cases bt ched shirting and sh'ting; 20 dot shawU;
20 pair three pleet green mackinaw blankets; .
20 " scarlet ' ' . ' "
40 " blue ' ;;' ' m u -
8 cases brown and bleached drillin?: 160 pair sad
dle blankets.- t
ST. JOSEPK LUMBER YARD.
Shoulders, r
. Sides,-.-.
Chickens, dox.,
E&i, r, i- da, v t
Fkesh Bnsr, 2.. .. .
Potatoes, bushel, new
Bctter, . ..
f
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8c
: , 9C-
2,00 .
63
. 75c
25o
attention to the matter. Our 'fours'
claim to have an average share, at least, of so
ciability and love for the company of friends,
and cannot find it in their hearts when visited,
busy as they may be, to refrain from friendly
chat, cracking jokes &c. So aside goes-labor,
when, the real fact is; their "bread and butter"
he rcading matter for over one thousand sub
scribers is "cut short',' - Friends, . please don't
hinder the "jours." The Editor claims to be
the talking, as well as writing member of ' the
establishment, and if you will call at his room
he will endeavor to entertain you the best he
knows how. ' ' " ! : . '
Menialifi Valley Bank
mills. INSTITUTION data iU commencement
1 . from tho lOth JSot. Uwing to tho unfinished
state of the Banking House,' we have not thought
proper to giro out any public notice, though prepar
ed at all times to redeem our paper in circulation.
We now give general notico that we are solicitous
si
SASH ; Ci
BLINDS B DQO
4s;
5 tte-
uay of sales to pay; and others, that there 'is
no necessity for filing - a' Declaration of inten
tion These arc mistaken' ideas aud may lead
to serious consequences. The law of -'Si re
pealed that portion of the law cf '41 requiring
teiucmeLt to bo made after the land had been
surveyed, and extended to settlers in Nebraska
ai;d Kansas .'the right: of pre-emption if his
settlement -be made after the extinguishment
f the Indian title -although before the land
as surveyed. - It also provided a Surveyor
General for the Territories cf Nebraska arid
Kansas at whose office Declarations of inten
tion to pre-empt 'could be filed until the Land
Offices were opened. We fear matters relative
to i-ie-empting land, have, in mry cases,
bcealert at rather 'loose ends," and that great
difficulty will be encountered by many when
the CBai compliances' must bo' made.' We
r-ol:ce that in many portions of this Territory
reguUr county or. township, organizations are
entered into for the benefit and protection' of
settlers. We advise similar action in this por
tion of the Territory. .Let the settlers consult
regard to this matter, and call a meeting at
seme convenient point, at as early a day as
practicable. We are cocGdcr.t that a "mutual
bcacCt will be the result cf such a meeting;
. ana we are equally as confident that unless
something pf the kind is done, many will
iose the;r homes and labor. . . .
Otoe PAtMirsT. Ges-. Eobebtsos called
at our office this week on his return from making
a payment to the Otoo Indians,' :He informs
us that the Otoes are in a healthy, peacable
and comfortable condition, numbering about
700 to whom he paid $-0 each. ' They were
out on a hunt when he arrived at their settle-
ment, but such was ;thel ' interest the General
felt in having them made comfortable this win
ter that he waited, until their return. -
The Government is fortunate in securing
such a man as .Geru RoiairTSON for this posi
tion ,He is not content with a simple dis
charge oX his dHty, as to the letter of instruc-
on as an officer; but feels a lively interest in
seeing the Indians .made comfortable and fairly
dealt with. The General although advanced
in years and has been eiposed'to much hard
ship and expoawe, looks healthy robust and is
a lively "sociable old gentleman."
TF. J. TAYLOR,
DEALEB IN '
waccwmimateouririenaanawmioan.iooneana - , pAnfr TmU TTInrtrinrr
all on good security. We will at all times pcarehaso a iuk a viu uuiiivi x iuviiug,
Eastern Exchange, and are now ready to make Drafts
on St. Louis, llo ia rums U suit, in exchange for
either Gold or eurrency. . ALEX. HALLAM, Cosh'r.
Brownvilla, N, 1 Doc. 8, 1856. vln26tf
WM. HOSSELL.: '
brown ville; T.--
RESPECTFULLY informs the public
-1 that he is prepared. U serve them with any- Tl!ri94AO Hill I I A MO
X thin? in his line, at short notice, and with a , ' : I llUllinO If IL.B.iniilU
stjle and quality of yrorli ho feels confident will j AffApv' And Councilor at Law
please. To his old friends and customers he deems bWWy. JIUU VOUllbtilOl AJaY
SHINiGLES "AKD -LiATH.
AND ItANUFACTUBEIt OF '
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Seventh and Edmund sts., near Cargill's Mill, .
ST. JOSEPH, MO.' "
The above articles are constantly on hand, and
for sale low., . ',, ., v .
Ofin SAta':5 ooa 8 oio wins Jcxira oupcr
wUU fine Flour just received nnd for sale by
Nov. 29, 1856; .- - M'AJ.LISTER, DOZIER & CO.
PROPRIETORS. Besides a frenaral and
ii i exfcensire assoruneni oi aruciea usually
tept by a arseymen, we have on hand for the Spring
iraae,
200,000 Apple Trees, from 6 to 9 feet.
100,000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years old. :
50,000 Standard do . from 2 to 4 year-.
. 100,000 Cherry Trees, 1 to 2 years old, Dwarf and
Standard. .
Peach, Plum, Apricot, and Nectarine Trees, in
large numbers.
100,000 Raspberries, embracing everv lind" of anv
value. All tho popular as well as rarer kinds, of
otnersmau rruit. . -- ' r ':
- Foreign and Native Evergreens Norway Spruce,
Pines, Cryptomerias. Cedars. , Black . and AVhito
Spruce, Balsams, Hemlocks, etc., large, medium or
small. . .
Ornamental Trees, Roses, Shrubbery, Climber's.
unige i lauu, cus. ........
; Bulbous Roots, native and imnortcd: Dihli.is. Car
nations, Pocnies, Chrysanthemums, Phloxes all in
great aDunaance, and oi the most beautiful varie
ties. ' "
mile we conCdently claim for our productions in
general &n excelleneo not surpassed by any other
Nursey, we particuliirly and emphatically desienate
our stock of Pear trees, both Dwarf and Standard.
as unparalelled either in extent or quality, by any
existing stock in America, The following notices
refer to trees taken from tho same lot as those now
offered, when thev were but one var rAA-
from i nomas W.r icld, hsq., an extensive dealer
in and importer of Pear trees in New York: "The
specimens are really eplendidj the finest I believe I
ever saw. ' " ' 1 ! '
From Robert Hir jrell, Esq., Mobile: "l havo nev
er seen finer trees." . . i.
From Messrs. Nqally & Brothers, Burlington, Iowa:
"lhey are really tho hnest trees of their ase we ev
er saw, and we have purchased a great many in the
lew past years'
As 8uggestire to persons about to purchase, we
would remark that our trees were not subjected to
the extreme cold during the last winter, which effec
ted so extensive injury to Nurseries at the - West,
and that we hare had no drought during the present
summer by which the growth of our tr?es has been
retarded, lhey may be ralied npon, therefore, tj bo
in prime health n.nd vigor.
OUR CATALOGUES -
Will bo sent post.taid to all who enclose for No. 1 a
letter atamp, and for the others a. one cent stamp
each, - -.
. No. I A general descriptive Catalogue of all our
nroductions. -. . ' - . : . . -
Io. Is A later edition oi tno t ruit department of
No. 1.. - .
No. 3 A descriptire Catalogao of Ornamental
Trees, shrubs, hoses, etc.
No. 4 A descriptive Catalogue of Dahlias, Grccn-
housoand Bedding plants.
No. ,5 A wholesale Catalogue for Nurserymen and
Dealers. " . - -
Also a Supplementary Catalogue of tho Ornamen
tal and Oreonhouso department.
Also a circular on the A gustiiRoso."
'Syraoa8e, N, Y Nov. 29, 1856.
GRAPE ROOTS. 20,000 Catawba Grapa Roots,
two years old, Sot sale. Price $5 per hundred
StO per tnousand. J. M. MeCLLLOUULI.
v on i e IT'' fi.1,1 trt- : : ? -
- i-U. AUU 1AJ-1U VlitClUUAU.
..,-...' LIST OF LETTERS '
Remaining in the Post Ofilce at Brownville, N. T.
October. 1st,- 1856, which if not taken OHt within
three months will be sont to the Dead Letter Office,
Washington, D. C.
Bradley Hon J as ' ' Jiurch Kev 11
Duby Geo 2 i'll'.- ' Dcritby Mrs S
Hale David 1 Jones James
Medley A, ' "'' : ' :Neal Mrs S
Neilson Tason Recdcr Tuesdale
Persons calling for tho above letters, will please
say they are advertise. . '
A. S. liULiLAJJAl, 1 . 31.
CLAIM FOR SALE.
SIGEESON'S NUESEEY,
ST. LOUIS, no.
JOim SIQERSOX f BRO.,
CfTer for sale tlie comin; Spring,
v . . - . .
f . -. 50,000 Arple Trees, 'J and 4 yean oia, era-
. bracing 173 varieties. Price 25 t 43 cents.
rS y UW 1 l44.ll lit.' a vm - - . 'j , -
vareities, from 25 to 30a.
25)0 standard Pear?, embracing 12 varietins,
price from 50 to 75 cents.
5,000 Dwarf Pears, embracing 33 varieties, price
Sleach.
5,000 Cherry Trees, 31 varieties, 50 to 75 cents
each.
5C0 Apricot;, Early Golden, Bada, Teach Apri
- eotj, Large Early, price 50 cents.
1.2)0 Quince. assorted. .....25 to 50 certs.
5C0 Dwarf Apples, 50
5C0 White Grape Currants "25
500 T?1aek Nr,lM 2i -
500 Cherrv Cnrrant... 25
500 Red Dutch Currant"..
500 Victoria Carrant3 15
; 500 White Dutch Currants-...
500 Large Red Dutch Currant3.
530 English Black
2,0)0 Prolific Green-"
1,000 Houghton's Seedling
500 Warrington do
1,000 Sulpher do
1,000 Ashton " do
500 Crown Bob do
500 Riflemen no ........
2,000 Yellow Antwarp Raspberries
1.C00 Ohio Everbearing do
2,000 Large German Antwarp do"
1,000 Red Antwarp
1.000 English Filberts-
1.000 norso Chestnuts
5.000 Grape Tinop, 2 to .1 years old 25 to 50
150.000 Grape Vines, 1 year old--$5 100
5.000 Dahlias assorted, each ....... 2-
500 Pernias, do 50
10.000 Giant A?paragus Roots $5 -j? 100
5.000 Tube Roses 10
2.000 Yards Pink 50cts yard.
2,000 Plants Victoria Rhubarb
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TZOZl THE K2WSPAFE3 ADTEETISHTQ AGSSCf C7
V. S. SWYMMER,
Comer of Olivo and Main Sts- over tho BanJi
ing House cf John J. Anuerson A Co.
PAGE'S PATHT
Portable Circular Saw-IBll,
X Ui. O 1 Jtj A ui Ail U XiUiiOXi i'UWi.11.
THE most useful and necessary machinery iu op-
eration: is simple ia coostructicn and easily kett
ia order, and can bo moved on a wagon u rea-Lly aa
a threshing machine, and put in operation at a imaU
expense, it win saw fronr one to two thousand feet)
of lumber a day, with one team of six horses, ss as
averago business, and in a better stylo than uthes
mills now in use. It is equally woit adapted to
Steam, Water or Horse VovrbT -'
The undersigned, gcnt3 for tho patantee, vouli
announce to tho public that they are now prejarecj
lo rarniia JUlls, with or without hor30 power, cf su
perior quality and workmanship, with the rig'it to
use the same, upon the most favorable term, at their
manufactory, No. 202, Second street, St Louis, Mo.
IT 1 . 1 ...
o caro aiso iao ngat lor tte manufacture cf
Childs' Patent Double Sa Mill,
The successful practical operation cf theiio mills
through the country haj been the means of establish
ing tlicir great reputation and with improvements'
in construction and increased facilities in miwiufaq
turing, wo offer them to tho publw with full oona
dence of their advantages.
All orders addressed to us will be promptly axfcai
tifd, and any information in regard to Mill3 che irf uN
lygiTen.
Persons ordering Mills will pleasa mentio:i tho
State and County in which they wish to um ttein;
KINGSLANDS A FERGUSON.-
8.000 Wilmot's Early Red Uhubarh - - 12o
50,000 Strawberry Plants, 12 varieties
to io iv ner z.uuuu
Shade and Omamentnl Tree?, cmbracin?
Catalpa, Black Locust, Palionia Impcrialli?,
IjfiTnbir.lv Poplar, Silver Leaved Poplar,
Linden Wood, Swoft Gnra, Elm, Balnm
Poplar. Allianthn?, Tulin Trees, Upland Cy
pres', Syamore, Paivr JfulhTrr, American
Larch. Wooding Willow. T!uclfye, Monn
tain Ash. White Birch, Red Maples, vnryin
in price from 25 cents to $1,50, according to
15,000 Evcrgrf-pn', embracing
lion upnars, price eacn ons io
"White Pine do 50e to SI
Yellow Pine do . .Mia to ?2
Balaam Fir. d. 50s to SI .
American Arborvitas 2oe. 50c, 75e, 1,50.
Chinese Arhorvitu-.-, 50e, $1.50,
European Savin 50e, Tree box 50o
Nrwnv Spruce. 50c, 75c, 100,
Whito'Snnice. SI.
12,500 riants of Ornamental Shrubbery, cmbraiing
in part loiiow?:
Snow JSalls. earn Ai to 51,
Extension of Page's PatentV
NOTICE is hereby given to the public, th it tno
patent of PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR
SAW MILL has-been extended f .rsoren years frouf
Jcly lCth, 1355. All persons found f iolatinr this
patent, or infringing on tho jam?, in making, niin- .
or vending, will bo proceeded against in accordance
with the laws ia such caso made and provided. "
GEOUGE PAGE, Patentee. .
By Authority:
THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT
And Board of Education,
FJav'j ordered tho following Desirable Works for th
Township Libraries of Indiana.
Some of thcui havo been j ut into every Libra ry,
others only into the moro populous township.. Tho
e ireful attention given to tho examination of works
for these libraries, is & gu.Trantco of tho merit of the
books chosen. Many families will desire to own tho
books, and read at their lcisnre, rather than wait
their turn to get them from c. library. Th woiks
may be purchased of Booksellers, or ill bo tent by
mail, free of postage, upon payment of prices unnox-
ed to each.
Farrs Ancient History Mach superior ta-
Rollin,-becauso more concije, aecura'.e.and up with .
modern research. 4 vols., Cloth, cilL $3. Sheep,
library style, $3,50. r
The Teacher's 31isccllnnv is a new and ex- .
I n1U.A 1t.. j. t . r- . ... .
f viae, e-ch 50c; Snim.-, assorted, each 25c: "u";TT? aruc es 0,1 i?eon, written- by .
' . " - ' (Jllllirn llil.l,-iv I FT Jl Mf4WP I T " Mtllr
I o- k. j v n rjj Ai JUI, JVJ VI I
it, unnecessary to say a word, to others ho says only
try me. i. f - .'""x t ' ; f " ; ; , , -j ' . ,i
December 13, 1855. vlnlfi-ly ; , i
Wholesale 8i Retail Department
E, W. DOSXELUi. , , f f jA. M. SAXTOX.
:;" DONNELL & SAXTON; "'a
irrangcmcrit 'for Fall '.56, .-TPinfcr .'57.
" : t; ; tue. people's store.
New Goods re6d byejyery Steaijahojit.
More of themr Cfceaper tnan ever, t hate a supply or this seed on wie. i nc per
- ' .' V t 1 lb- $2; per o 20 cents. Persons remitting me
AtTTTl1 FT T T - .T m .
Will fcractice in the Third Judicial District In Ne
braska Territory, and in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit
in tho Stato of Missouri.- ' i.
I -,r REFERENCES, r
Richard Brown, Brownville, N. T.
j. R. W.Furnas,.-, -." , " ; -'
Dr. John McPherson, - . TiFpecsirjoc, Ohio. ' ,
James Foster, " ' 'Oregon, Mo. . , .
George N. Miller, Archer, N. T. .
. , (, ,. .Chinese Sugar , Cane
T'nE undersigned will offer for sale a fino Improv
A el Claim, situated one mile west of Brownville,
on the main road , leading in that direction. The
Claim is pretty equally divided between Prairie and
l lmlier. The imorovemcnts consist or a roxl double
loe houso and twenty acres of corn under fence. A I f"r sale. cheap, by
; good bargain may be had as the proprietor w deter
j mined to sell in order to go to California in thi
spring, tor particulars call upon him at his resi
dence on the above claim. J. W. BENNETT. ;
B-rownville, Nov. 22, 1855.lw
. Hardy Roaes, each 50c
Monthly Rosr, ench 50??
. Honey Suckle?, aborted, 25c. 50s SI;
j . Tyrintra Philadclphn 25c to 50c;
Rose Acasia. 253 to 50c; ;
Privet for Ilpdes 25c;
Blnddaeina 25?:: Coreoru? Japonica 25c;
' ' Ellagnus 25c; Libnrnnm 50c;
Tamarix Afrieana 25 tooOu;
' Ribcs Gordoni 25c to 50c;
WeeTun? Mounfain-Ash 1,50;
Whith Frirtie Tree 1.50;
'" Fors.rthra 50c tol.00;
1 Cornice Dogwood Silver. Striped 50c to 1,00
DeutxaScabia 25c;Deutza Gracali3 53j;
Weeping Birch 50c;
! Magnolia Acuminetta 50?;
Weepinsr Linden 1,50;
Dwarf Box 50c per yard;
Eanonimus 50c;
Altheas. a?orted, 25f! to 50j.
f?f In offering tho above Stock to our cu'omtrs
we lx?g to say it is superior in growth and quality to
any heretofore offered, and persons wishing a supply
can avail themselves of further information, by r.d-
dressing tho undersigned at St. Louis. Catalogues
furnished to tAl post-paid application?.
T i . T , . TAHV c.Tio.-i- f - TNrf
lkespcciiuiiy, c;iuLi.oD. .
Oct. 25, 1S5C. vlnl9-ly J
FRESH AHItlYAIi!!
NEW GOODS!!
W. IIOBLITZELL & CO.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED, per steamers
A., C. Goddin and Wrn. Campbell, and now
opening, tho most extensive stock of Goods ever of
fered in this market. After the experience they
have in Nebraska, they flatter themselves that they
know what suits the people, and have purchased sucn
a stock of Gocd3 as cannot fail to please. Wc -will
not pretend to enumerate, bat say come aid see; and
you will not fail to bo suited, i
Uct. 15, ISooVly
Ready Hade Clothing, "
EVERY VARIETY, style, quality, prico, and pit
tern of Ready Made Clothing, just rwei red and
Boots and Shoes.
AN unusually large stock of Lne anl conr?o ioots
and Shoes both Gentlemen and Ladiei' can
bo seen, and purchased low, at
llUULlljbLL. V.U a.
(Jrrrer
Aydelott, IIckett, LtSD. Post, and other distin
guished members of tho 'College cf Teachers." 1
vol., izmo., iiotn, 513. i
History of the Parttant and Pllgrini s
Fathers. By Stowell and Wilson. 1 vol- 12ma
1,25. '
3Io(Tats Life of Dr. Chalmers.- H.vcl., '
12mo., S.25.
Tho Lndies of the Covenant: Memoiri of
distinguished Scottish Femalo Characters; Embrn-,'"-cing
tho Period of tho Covenant and the Jrcrs-MU-
tion. By R;v. Jame3 Anderson. ,
i'iipi..u .-.juui i-iriuu. vao voiumu, xmo. .
TwclfLh edition. SI. '
Six.Years in India. By Mrs. Coux MaiErf- .
ZIE. 2vo'.s.,12mo.. Cloth. 2.00
Kern's Practical Landscape Gardening, .
wi -h 22 plans and Illustrations. Third cditicn. $l,sff
IJan-of-War Life.
A Boy's Experience in the U. S XxtjS
(sixth. Tnocs.ir.)
1 vol a me, 15mo.; Illustrated. 75 cctts. ; .
The Merchant Vessel, ' .
A Sailor-Boy's Voyages to see the World.
(SIXTII THOUSAND.) '
1 volume, lCmo., lllustratpd. 75 eent.
Norpuoff'3 admiral series of volumes, "Ms n-of-War
Life," "Merchant Vessel," and tho new volunuf ,
tonppear in September, under the title of "'Whaling,
and Fishing," must be received with great favor, as
tue Erst two have been, wherever circulated.. The
aro the faithful limnings of nine years experieno .
at sea, of a common sailor, a nativa "Bucksyc," re
cognized as inferior to no writer of tho prercot day,
in liCc-liko delineations of adventure by bc;u " " '
Very striking and graphic pictures of lif at So:i," .
evidently authentic and very instructive.
lias adveutura enough to pluascand truth
enough to dissipate tLo charm of a sailor's life.
New Xork Evangelist.
There is in them a vast amount of information
Pftj t inf. t r ;,itl ir r T C ( , f" , n vr.pl I tJ.nf'f ..in wt .
v 'VV n uQ v wvuu jw. v w fcuw nuito. J 1.; WJ Vkl 1M ,
w:.
Will take captiro tho young. JoarntJ and Mes- ".
sender. . . . .. .
A Buckeye Abroad, or Wan Jering LnEaroptif
and tho Orient. By Samuel S. Cox. Third edi
tion, llluitrated. 1 vol., 12uiq., muslin, 1,25.
The Three Great Temptations of Yonn?
Men. Samuel . Fisher. Fturth tiditron. a.
vol. 12mo-muslin, 1,00.
Theso arc capital works fur family irrarif.. Pub-
Ikhed by J100I1E, WII.ST.VCU, KEYS A CO.,
2.j V.rr I . ,;lrlh St I i n.' i OTinti .
M- W., Tv. & CO. aro tue yubliher.i o lit yar i
Taylor's Cyclopedia of Modern Travel, which Is soli
entirely by agents. .
WE are; prepared to offer fcxtra inducements 25 ccnt3 8hall have one ounce sent them postage
this.scason, and call attention to tnr largo . , : , . ., ... u, -, iS ,
DRY. GOODS.-." I - : - '. -i kV
LADIES DRESS GOODS, (Latest Styles)
. FASEIIONABLE BONNETS, . . ,
. . ' READY MADE CLOTHING," j t
v-1 .- WINTER GOODS, : j -
';" nats; Cap, "Boots aTJ,J Shoes, (six hundrsd cases,-)
Groceries, Nails, llardwaro, vrocaery vvaps sc.,
Cash paid for llemp, on delivery, at all times. .
il 1"; Notice. 'V':'
FA-HJNG toteo several perponi before I left, who
bad madd bills at niy auction, their accounts
- Geist llnL-We learn that a'snsV'niil
owned V7D.IeVir'E3 aud oUTefs, is now
in 0r?atioa t 'Tloovers Millf. near Nemaha
Uty.-, ihre will pro ye -auite an accornraoda
tion to settlers. We hope the proprietors vi illl nave been left with R. W.Funras; who , advanced the
fir. tm .j.i -i e-. . , .1 amounts. ;'h v, . V,'.-- -"JOILA ilcl iiijKSOj.
wj luiouasui a jrontaDie one, ana open
"f '- cvicusne in xae ispnng. ? iMelviD
is one of your "go ahead" men; 'and if there
U "any sight" he will crowd matters throirh.
Uar rna;ls having entirely failed this vreek,
eare without any news. This we are in-
lormed l7 the "old inhabitants" U a "to ha
.tel occnrracce, fiequently, during the
ier months. -
Pd the New AdvertUcaetla ia to-dav's
.HjvuutnMw ueeDra&aa Adrertiser. i
; Nejiaha CocsTT.1T. T.
. Dec6th,.lSo6. ,
R. W. Fcxas, Esq.? ' - - 't- - '-.
. Dab Sie WTishiog to correct the rais
tahen idea that the Commissioners have levied
an unnecessary tax on the people of Nemaha
county: also to give Sour reasons (which: we
think just) for putting the tax at three nulla to
the doilar. , 1 improve this opportcnitr of
communicating the same through the columns
of your paper." ".' "' ; , -
- Our County is at this time over four "buni
dred dollars- in delt, and not'a dime ia the
Treasury, and our County warrants selling at
Efty ceats to the dollar. Every man will tc
knowledge that the above fact are t least a
bad state of afTairs and the soocer it is rectified,
and ourCour.ty warrants and credit redeemed,
the better it will be for us all , Of sll things
to be alhored, end dfeadvantagcous, indebted
ness is the worst, either personally orpnhlicly
and there is nothing that will impede the pro
gress of, or pat a county back so much, as in
dehtedness, which is bound to increase in j
ten fold manner' all the .time, t3 wit:: by inte
rest and the enerraons prices an - indebted
county is bound to pay for every job of f'0t
they have to get dons, which is not ouly an
j everlasting drawback to the county tyatiiUp
Myriads of s Madura 'Plaints.
-Bushels Maclura -Se ed.' ;
FRUIT, AND? ORNAMENTAL .TREES.
Brownville, Nov. 29, 1S
1,000
It
This bxotio Tlant. known as SbroSuw Sdecharat urn,
recently introduced into this country by the Patent
Office, may be cultivated to advantage in every part
of the United States. It will mak a good crop on
the poorest soil. From experiments already made tn
syrup making from tho juico of this plant, I fully
believe that sugar can be prof-tably made; at any
rate, it is worth a trial by every fanner: - -
. ; r. J. M. McCULLOUGH,
Nov. 29tf ' ' I ...'.No. 200 Main st., Cincinnati.
' -' Uorgan Horsea "
,TA PREMIUM ESSAY on the .Origin, History and
Jrx. characteristics of this remarkable . , ,
AMERICAN BREED OF HORSES,
Tnu-inir the nediirree from the original Justin Mor-
wt, throwiA the most noted of his progeny, down
to the present time. . tiu uuuiuk r1"""" - "
which are added Hints for Breeding, Breaking, and
eeners.1 Use aad Management of Horses, with Prac-
tieat lireetjons lor xrainiug tut iummvus .
Agricultural Fairs. By D. C. Liislet, Middlebury,
t. Ji. SAAIU.M & WJ,
r1liE Copartnership heretofore existing between
A G. W. Crow and J. M. Patterson, as Attorneys at
Law. in the 12th Judicial Circuit, in tho State of
Missouri, was dissolved onthe 23d day of July, by
mutual consent. Those who have business entrusted
to the firm, will havo tho joint attention of former
firm to its completion, and those indebted to said
firm will please call upon and settle the same with
G.. W. Crow, at his Law Office, west side of the pub
lic square, Oregon, Holt county, Missouri.- , -
G. W. CROW.
T , . , - J. M. PATTERSON.- ,
,. Oregon, Nov. 22, 1355.-5w . . .
. We wish to purchase .
Eight 5 Hundred Corn-fed Hcgs,
For which we wiR pay the highest market price.
BrownviUo, N. T. Nov. 15, 1855. ; r-
MEW CASH STOKES! B1?
, imowwiLLE, jr. t:
The subscribers would inform tho citizens of Brown
. k villa, and aurrouadiag country that their
Hats and Caps. ,
LATE ST styles of Hats and Caps, and of every
grade and pricej are offered at ' -
nUiilAlLt.L.U S lU Si.'
Furniture.
BEDSTEADS, Tables, Stands, Bureau fia short,
everything in tho Furniture line, can be had 'at
llUI'LIlZLLLi & W3.
Stoves and Tinware.
plOOK, Parlor and OiSje Stives of various jat-
J terns; ond Tin ware, at
llVliljllLrlj S 75.
Hardware, Cutlery and Iron.
A
LARGE assortment at .
HODLITZELL i COS
Wood and Willow ware.
w ware, is for sale at
Provisions.
..OVERMAN, MAmrt;
; ,IloomiDgton, Ill.j .. ' ' .
TEG leavj to announce that they hate, for a
A) ser ios of years, been engaged in th culture of
hedges and hedgo plants, and having bci-n greatly
encouraged; by the success of the Maclimt. Hedge,
and stimulated by the immensely increasing demand
for the nutenaltljcy .have sown, the present season
pa good, new land about' 150 bushels cf excellent
seed the produce of which.' is estimatd ,i fifteen
mOtion jiantt 1 1 which they offer' for the Spring
trade, it taouia Mte reiuired tnore tlta tMat amovnt
to ttipply t denmnd ie part -Spring. The terms
for plants will be reatowaUe, and to dealers and oth
ers ordering plants by wholesale, great udnceaents
will be offered. ..It is very important that orders
she-aid bo sent io Sarlt, as they will bo registered
and fined la the order in which they are received.
For the last throe years thev have been unable to
Supply the demand, and it is probable that late or-
uers cannot he ti.ied the next Spnnz, as the demand
Is expected to le3r time greater than heretofore,
Plant will be securely packed and delivered on
board the ears free of expense, except for cost of ma
terial. ' -
They aro al?o extensively engaged ia importing
hedge seeJ, which they sell on the best terms, and
alwava warrant fre d joW orderl for which
should br sent in prior to the 15th of Ojtober next.
They will be prepared to sprout seed for such as de
sire it -
Havirgsevertl eStensite nurseries, they offer, at
wholtaale and retail, a large stock of -Jirifty Fruit
and Ores-nrental Trees, Vines. Roses, Shrubbery. Ac
at tie fwllbwing points, in wit: Llcsin-ton. Bl.;
Monad Nursery, Canton, L?,; Henry, E.mwood, and
Havana, Bl. Ail Fruit Trees warranto 1 to be of tho
best varieties and trae to name. All information
chetrf ally given, and catalogue and premium essay
on Bedgeing sent to til applicants. Address, .
!:r v - . . . , OVERMAN 4 MANN. ;
Dee. 13, 1S55. .. Eloosirjtt.tr, taoU
Bacon, Cutter, and cvnry variety of Gr.xerie3
IIUI.L11 jCLI.Li 4 1U,
Agricultural Book Publishers,-149 Fulton st, N. Y
. . ; BOOTS "AND-. SHOES, : ":.
iriA; OTOOC 1 UPlI IQCT T7E keep cnsUnUy on hnnd.ilonr, Cora, deal,
IMU VV VJ I WIIU i I I w w k vv
Is completed,. and they are now receiving
and opening an extensive- stock of
NEW GOODS!
COMPRISING IN PART,
Saddlery.
SADDLES, Bridles, ilartingile.", Checks, and ev
ery variety of goods in this line can bo had at
The only Exclusive Wholesale Grozery . '
' . - . House in St. Joseph. ' .
JENNINGS & SMITH. -
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wlaolooalo Crooeru, .
Corner Second and Frances S?$.
F RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Country J
L Merchants to their largo ai;d varied ituck of.
Groceries, which hs been increased by late aiTivali
at tha lowest rates of freight, ond will recuira daily
additions through the season. Having j.upilx'scd ftr
caih, they present mora than ordinary taJucementi '
to buyers, and will sati.ify all that fav)r then wlia
a call, that they can and will compete with St. Louii .
prices. They have ia store:
600 bugs Rio Coffeo - - 50 boX33 star:a
40 O G Java Coffee 70 do lemon itynp . '".
100 cicst and hf chests 250 whole acd cf boxes
aisortcd Teas ' candy
130 bbl rcboilcd and S H 300 dca cans Fields ccle-"
Mo'assM bratcd Baltimore oyster
100 half Ul? do JU0 btls hrL'ar.d qr bbls
ov Kg4 ijci.:iier ynlp mackrel
GOOdoxen 8j:10 aad 10x12
window ssh '
100 hf bxs ass'd irTjus.
200 dczbed cordi
80 coils eueHIj. aal Jute
rot
vi ;. ' ;. " Rare Scoa :
CIROWN under the personal supervision of the
T mhsf-riher. warranted true genuine seed
enough of which will be sent to supply alargo family,
on reception of price propad, . , .
CASSABAR MCSK UEIjON i. vui ana uuucious
frait. (Asiatie origin, 25 centSw
Obamjs Water Mixojr--I'ecls off like
r the rind of an orange very tne i
; flavor..--- ;r 2!
GLASS Lesox A beautiful Uttlo melon
for preserves when green-.. ...... 25 "
Chinese AsrAKAcrs-Annuat, and efrual
; - to the common easily raised 20
Fm Feet Ctcusbebs Very large and :
curious to behold ' . 25
MAirurtm PrvPKlN. " 20
Or the whole fir one dollar, sent by mail to any
2ddress. ; ' V - '- :"' JOSEPH L. ASHBY,
aO-tf .... Plattsburgh, Clinton Co., Mo.
-4.
-' hardware, and Tinware,
COOKING AND BOX STOVES,
FTJR1TITTJRB,
GROCERIES, iiC.,&C.,
To whieh they invite the attention cf eustomcn
Their Coodi are selected with reference to tho
wants of the town and surronndtng cocn-
try, and will bo 6old as
Low as any House above St. Joseph.
FLOUR AKD COKN MEAL,
CONSTANTLY OX HAND'.
C031E ONE t COME ALL 1 !
And examine our Stock for yourselves
Respectfully.
McAllister, dozier & co.
Brownville, October 25, 1S5S. vln!9tf
A. L. COATE,
Que ens ware,
OF all the latest styles, anil m endless variety,
just opened at IIOBLITZELL f- CD'S.
150 Lhds N 0 Sugar
CO bbls crushed "
SO bbU Tar
100 stands do
300 bbh A hf tils crack
"en of various kinda
200 bxs ass'd Toba:co
100,000 ass'd Cigars
1000 sack3 G A Salt
1500 sks Dairy
10 bales 4-4 Domestics
100 do cotton batting
125 do do yam
aOO ke nail
b C bola
400 b'dlei wrs
.Hoar
500 Ibis S F and extra
rpipg paper
. G. & C. TODD & CO.
. Ao. 212, Y.rt7 Ft?t or Jatw Street, St. Loiii
IMrorwTEBS AXD M A5CFACTCKU3 op
El ill"- Materials
TNCLUDINO Dutch Bolting Coths, Mill Stones,
JL bawa, bcreens, UamscL, Ac. Also:
PORTABLE GRIST HILLS,
Loth Upper and Lower Stone Runnen.
MACHINE BELTING,
Of Stretched Leather amd Robber.
St. Louis, October 13, 1853. vin!3-ly
80 do
1200 qr and ht2 bxs sar-
0 do ten tine imkboards
59 nsUj tubs '
75 dcioa wooden bucksti
250 bxs su canlics
And ft general assortment of sundnci.too narair
cu3 to mention i a an ad vert i?cmnt.
Our consignment, 5.000 bb!3 Kar.a :vhj. iialf, at Si.
Lons rate?, freights added.
Orders are respjctfally roaoitcd aid rhall receive
j.rompt attention, and every ciTurt nado "a giro en
tire satisfaction. ... . ,
September, 27,1355 vlnl5-ly
E taka this method of informinr the rubl'ft
at we have just put In operation on what is
4 -H. A. TERRY & CO., -
HOXJESALjT ASP KETAtL DEALERS IX
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
FRUITS and Sbrabs, Grape and Craabery Vines
Gr&ss, Clover Seeds, Bird seeds of all kinds, Ag
ricultural and Horticultural Books, Inrplements &e
u.sraaL?! le"Bnapili"tioM",u" county surveyor,
IUJXJ r.' . ...
A JITJDD,- &. I FUGSiS, J. J. MUDD
- 7. ITCDD, i 1 '.. ' - . $. to.''. csrsn.
rtfUUB & HUGHES.
PRODUCE. $ COMMISSION
Uatraska territory.
""'Briclir- IBricIin
ITyE HAVE bow ready'for nle 100,000 rood mer-
V V chantable Brick. WESTFALL A MARLQTT.
BrownviUo, August 2, lo56. vl-n9tf
No.: S3 LeveeandiCommercial Street j -nLASKS cf every description, for aal at Cus
GREAT SALE OF LOTS!!!
Oae Hundred Extra Lois'. In the Town of
The proprietors of the town of Archer, knowing
that they have no of the most beautiful Town Sites
ia Nebraska Territory, feel a?sumi that the place
needs out to be sei;n to be admired, and they have,
therefore, concluded to offer Une Hundred Lot. 10
the above named own, at Pubhe Auction, cn ed-
ncsday, rvovenibcr Cth, laju, it Icing tlia first (Liy
of tho District Court.
Archer is situs ted on a hr-h -Lrairie, nine miles
from the Mi souri river, oat lie mostdirct-t route iroai
Nebraska City t Topvha, in Kanjns, and is the
County Scat of Hicharl son county. Tl.e Lots to be
sdl and no mistake. Tcrais mala known on hr of
Sale. ; A.P.lilUK.
Secretary AroherToTa Cttircay.
Oct. Jiih,lS31. - ,.s 2-2:
Steam Hill Lumter.
knowa as Sonora Irlnnd. fo-jr niIle2A&.)vo Eiown
ville, a Urst quality steam Sawmill, and are now pre
partd to saw ail kicds of Lumber ori short notice,
and in n manner, we aro conSdcnt will giv? satisfac
tion'. We will keep a Ferry boat to run to tlie xaaia
shore, for f.-co use of our customer!.
- W. 3. HAIL A CO.
ESTHAY KOTICK
CAM into my inelo?ure about th 1st of Ag'ist
1355, Z yoko of oxen; mirks, color ai d 8 re as fol
lows;
Or.0 ex. a blue rcan smooth crop anl under bit
in the riht ear; smooth crt-p from tho loft, aad fiv
year old. Oao red roan, same marks Ml age. One
yuks oxen, palo red and white pi ?d. S.ne marks
and ago as above- One red os, with ba h of til oC,
and smooth cmp off left ear. One yik' ..xcn tni
white, u;per bit in l ft cir, on-ler l it ia ri-ht, riid
l.xik.s as though It h.id been fi lit and :tc v.pi-r rf.rt
r, - j -.ff. " . . 1 . .. r... 1 .t. 1 ...
cr-p;ff ri -h t ear, and snoot's crp sal and?! bit off
right and a small appearance of a braalou lef; hij.
agT 'mao as alnjvc.
The ownor can have them by prt vir yrr; ttr,
and rayicg charges, within Ixty dwsticia tliij dito.
uirea nuaor tiy uona, la.s sia 0.13- or Vttsrr,
ISio. VII. VEL!;Lli
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