LL G. II01X3 & CO.,
10.
1G, Zlaia Street, EL' Louis Ho. -
GENTS for StrauVs Cera cad Wheat Hill
A It "Queen cf the South.' This remarhabla
has Lcen kcj t secured to the inventor by caveat
recently, however, (Jane 27th, 1551.) Letters
Talent for the United States Lave beta printed, se-
caring the invention fcr fourteen years. This Mill
La sustained itself wherever it has been brought in
to competition with ether Hills. It was run agrxinst
lha other'tnake of Mills of our city, at the Ohio State
Fair, in 1S00, when it drew a diploma- as tha best
Corn Hill, and was awarded a fine silver medal.
Of these Mills we manufacture five sises for corn,
at 3 three erprcssly for grinding wheat four.
The peculiar novelty cf this Mill is, the under
tone is the run sir stone, in all cases. There is no
limit to the rj-eed, and as speed is everything iD grind
ing, it will out grind any upper grinder in the world.
- - Secondly: By thi3 arrangement we are enabled to
pet grain into "the Mill with a very email eye, conse
quently we grind nearer the centre, and of course
with less powet than any upper runner can be made.
Thirdly: Our Mill takes any kind cf grain without
. choking. We warrant against choking in any and all
cases. This is a great vexation causing delay and
trouble in all Mills where the upper stone is the run
ner. Of course, we mean small Mills; where the mo
tion su?t be high to do much bnsiness.- . .
Fourthly: Our Mills never take unjury by running
empty the under stone not touching the upper one,
no injury esn be done. - This is an important advan
tage ever all Mills where the upper stone is the run
. August 23, IS5t vlnl2tf
. TT. S. GILLIAN. -"TT7H0LLS
ALE GROCER, No. ISO Second street,
V V- St. Louis, Las in store a large and well select
ed stock, which is offered at the market rates, con
' cutis? in part as follows: .
. 370 Lhd3 N. 0. sugar; 2C0 bbls loaf, crushed &
powdered do;
15CQ bugs Rio cofee; 100 do Java do;- ;
. 150 bbls II. Eyrup molasses; E50 do S. JL
molasses; '
250 bbls plan Ution molasses: 100 pkgs mackerel
. 100 boxescodfish; 109 bbls Wilmington tar;
. . 03 keg3 Boston and Pittsburgh nails:
5 kegsne3d nails; 75 bags cotton yam;
50 bales carpet cuain; 150 do cotton twine;
1C0 bales wicking; 450 cis Manilla and Jute
, cords re;
100 dcz plow and clothes lines;
400 boxes window glass, assorted sizes; -
"2000 Tl s W. chalk; oOQ do alum; 1500 do s'tpeter;
20000 osnaburg sacks; 10 kegs sup. corb. eodaj
- 200 half chests Imp., Y. II. and G.P. teas;
00 boxes Imp., Y. II. and G. P, teas; '
450 boxes Virginia and Missouri tobacco: "
' 100 br. smoking tobacco; 50 do cut chewing Jo;
150 bx.ttar candles; 0 do sperm, do;
209 candle moulds; , - "- .
. 250 boxes soap; 350 pkgssaleratus; J---'.
3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 ceroons S. F, do:.
. SO Vg3 pepper; 45 do pimento; 200 bxs g'd s'ices;
S50 IL Ki. 1). per. caps, 250 rms C. A L. paper;
S50 doi corn. and fancy pails, 100 no 3-koopdo;
850 tests 2 and 8 qt tubs; 250 mats cassia;
25 cases prunes; 40 cks currants; 3 do madder;
5 bbls whiting: 4C0 rms wrapping paper;
0 bales osnaburg?; brooms, line washboards,
.. churns, Ac, Ac, Juno 7, '56
GLASGOW &. BROTIIER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 50
Levee, have in store and "to arrive the following
Goods, which they offer for sale at the lowest prices,
TlX i
1C00 hhds fair to prime N. 500 boxes Yeast powdrs;
O. Sugar; 100 kegs sup Carb Soda:
.1000 this cii i sugar; 100 boxes Ealeratus;
, - euu go it lira erustra ao; ovu as .Manilla Uorctajrc:
500 do S. U. molasses;
300 do Jute do;
. blu to plantation do;
100 ics prime Rice;
1000 rks Cand B. Teas;
1000 b:ig3 F.io coffee;
, 1C0 do prin:e old Gov-
errmert Ja. co!Tee;
' 1C00 kegs Nails:
.-.1030 boxes I'm, 'Clclce
Family Soap:
100 boxes Fancy Soop;
' .SCO do Star Candles;
500 doz Manilla & Grass
Bed Cords;
500 boxes Raisins;
25 bbls Almonds;
109 boxes Lem. Syrup,
SOO do tss'd Candles,
1C3 Preserved Fruits;
100 do Meats;
100 do Fickles:
100 do Ketchups;
100 do Olive Oil;
75 do Brand 'd Cher.
0 . do do Peaches
250
50
' 100
Art
- Ww
-2:0
600
1100
do
do
d3
Co
Co
do
do
.'.on. a do:
Cast; !o
Starch:
Soap;
30 cases r' Carraccas
Yc. E:afl
To-
Chocolate;
bacco; .
Mo. do; .
Fni-;kirg do;
40 do Wood bx match's:
-60 do Sardines, quarter
and half boxes;
vur. dears
S cases Citron;
co.ee o r.r-..c:g
1C0 bar? Pepper;
Lxp.; v. JO U'lsOQ'eBlk'ing;
9 cases iuimegs;
- 6 do 'Indigo;
60 do B. C. Oysters;
1500 reams Wrop. Letter
and Con Paper;
300 nests Tabs, Z'a-B's;
co Al 1 .oe; v
200 Ills A bf do Ma VI.;
f'O Uxts Clossr
3 f 3 bales Batting:
2C3d:i-P&lutcd Bakts;
: LIQUORS. . .
10 half pipes pure old 5S bbls Malaga Wine;
Brandief;
lOObkts Dennis Champ.
100 do Heidsick do;
0 cases old Md. Wine;
200 boxes Claret Wine;
St. Louis, Mo.
103 eases do - do
go;
it'j im incn. ins y;
1C3 do old Rye Whisky,
rcrv cuT'crior; '
Jsno '
Improved Little Giant "
lc C03 PLANTATION MILL
1' ZTr-ico ZTLaclxxcctzL.
:.rn- E futscrifcer has purchasnd exclusive right of
X Territory in the Vtcst,cf the above celebrtted
. Hills, is prepared to furnish them at all tiiaes,
either t .1 rsile or re till, tzl guaranteed in the most
po'-.tire tiszner. , .
X Ls row mere titan a year s'nee tho
TTas ictrcdaetd to the public, daring which time, it
ttn beer, coctantly growir? in the jpular favor. -.
The irrvrovements recently eccUi and patented,
Eiics it tne most penect macnine ever ohcrcd .or
f tceral ffirra use
It is f arnuhed read v for attaching
we?r.'tis us lw.lows: .iSo. 1. 22 o. 2, Zi),
.10. vf .
No. 4, 5C0 pounds. Twenty mlnuteg are
uC:;er:t to set one rp, without mechanical aid, and
"when cnoe atjnstcd, it can with safety bo entrusted
to a Icy. k ud directions accompany each Mill.
Iol,C"5,will grind S bamcal per hour with 1 horse
No3 -50, " " 15 ' 1 -
'o 4 ' CO, '. 20 u u , w 2 u
. .- CIT Liberal discount to des-Ters.'
. JAMES B. CHAT) WICH, .;
No. C3 Locust Street, bet. 2d and 31
Jur:e2?,lS55. vl-n4 St. Louis, Mo.
J. t. r-owrAXA.
P3VDAL.Ij,
K. E. CAZR. ,
CAiin & co..
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
" ; ' Crzer Second and Morgan Street. '
i ST. LOUIS, 3IO.
H r ANI'ACTURERS of Steam Engines and BoU-
1jL crL Saw and Grist Mill Machinery. Tobacco
Scrrs .r.l Prcse, L?.rd Kettles, Lard Screws and
CT'.:r.:-s, V.'o-.-l Carding Machines, Young's Patent
Lnt M-nhlncs, Eur.dlng Casting, Ae.
riigT.t. f-r tho saie of James Smith. & Co.'s
ilAC-IIx. CARDS.
--'YCU1GS
PATENT
SMUT MACHINE. Well
triel, h
f-cturc
a j uiii au law a
anu-
adf-rfulelr
DO WALL CARR,ACO.,
Yi'asl-Irgton Foundry, St. Louis, Mc
o. r. :iason,
:nov3 ;;r.'a uounscnors at liaw.
AkJ fleueral I.nnd Agents,
. NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
L r. n:-' attend to Land Agencies, collee-
tTT!?
it. x ir. Vi"
money, kcating ana seiang
T r' l vr
krr.t.-f. t
r. 1 ail other business pertaining to
rlr
. c, ia Nebraska Ttrritory anl Western
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sal Feci f!"
f'n t-..-.si f,.r
V.-Li-ct i;
that ev ;r i: -St.
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.!i"it;d and prorr-ptly filled
Ch j aid constantly for
'.I'bur nTcr to trerybuly
vln!3-ly
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CilVED, per steamers
ra. Car-.'bIl, and now
-ire s -ock f Guois ever of
fur the er-iri'nre they
ZA'.n th.T:?','.vcs tLat they
'.-, i.rd l ave p ur. hr.Af-1 su- h
;-.t fi.il to j " .--.sc. V.'e will
l-.t sj tzl s;e;s".i
- -
NO. 1.
AIT ORDIITASrCE.
Pw lt Be it Ordained by the Council
Ihe
City cf BrowEville; as follows; to wit: c-
See. 2d. ThatitfiTl bo the duty of tho Mayor to
preside at nil meetiegsef the Council, to see that all
Laws and Orlinac-x-s of the Council ro exocutel
and their. violation! punished; to Euperinteal nni
direct the c.T.jial c induct of all subordinate oSiceri,
to sica and seal all Commissions, Licences ail Per
mits granted by the Council, and to perform ei:h
other duties as may be granted cr imposed by the
Council. - '
Sec. 31. The Mayor coalite a conservator of the
Peace within the city and- ex-o&:io Justice cf the
Peace, and is invested with exclusive jurisdiction for
the violation cf City Ordinance?, and with criminal
jurisdiction of oHeiioes ar-vinst the Laws of the 'J er
ritory committed w ithin the city, -nd civil jurisdic
tion limited to the City, ia the same manner na that
of Justices limited to Townships. He filial; no! be
disqualified in acting in such judicial capacity by any
proceedings, being iathcjiame or ia behalf of the
Citv. - . . L '''
S"ec. 4th. It shall ba the duty cf the Conne d to
make Ordirances to secure the inhabitants R4f linst
fire and violations of the publi-s peace, to suppress
riots, camblicff. dmnkenness, and indecent or ;iis-
orJerly behavior in public places; in general pro
vide for the Safety of property and good rdt rolT the
City.- - ... - ' : '
Sec. 5th. It shall be the duty of tho Council to
levy and cause to b collected all Taxes tociKSUj- for
the improvement and best interest of the Cityj'stall
establish all grades cf streets and alleys in th-aj ity,
and may chaiigo the same-upon the petition o: he
owners cf two-thirds of tho value of Real Property
on both sides of the Streets." " . ',
' Sec. 6th. Itshallbetbedatyof the Marshall toi
collect and pay over to the Treasurer all money J. be-,
longing to the Citv, taking his receipt therefor. ..
Sec. 7th. It sha'li be the duty of the Marshal to
quell all riots and disturbances which may from time
to time come under his notice... To remove or cause
to beremovedallnaisancesjftllcbstxuctions cf streets
and alleys, except those necessarily made by; the
erection of Buildings or other improvements.
Sec, Slh. It Bhall be the duty of tho Marshal to
execute and deposit with the recorder a bond iivith j
two or more snrities to be approved by the lliyor
and Council of double the amount to-be collected
during his term, said bond to be executed upon eater
ing the duties of his office. - '
Sec. Dth. It shall.be the duty of the Treasurer to
receive and safely keep all moneys belonging t the
City and to pay all orders drawn o;j him by tho Coun
cil, 6i?ned by the Recorder, and Hhall cxecuto and
file snch bond as the Mayor and Council may from
tune to time require, and shall at any timo 45 ring
his term report to the Council tho amount of money
in the Treasury if called npon by; the Council; and
at the expiration of his term of eSce shall make full
returns to the' Council and shall hand all Book i, Pa
pers and moneys belonging to tho Trcasurar u his
successor when ordered so to do by the Council,
Sec. 10th. It shall bo the duty of the As3esr to
proceed and take a list of all the Taxable Property,
both Real and Personal, and atfcioh tho true value
thereto. Said assessment to be made and returned
to the Council annually by tho 1st of April. :-
Sec. 11th. It shall bo the duty of tho Recorder to
keep true and accurate minutes of the Council,to draw
and sign ail orders on tho Treasurer ordered ly the
Council, and to perform such oihtr duties as may be
required of him from time to time. 1
Sec. 12th. It shall be the duty of the Mayor and
Council to 11 all vacancies thiti may occur it any
city office by appointment; said appointee to hold his
office until tho next general election and until his
successor is duly elected and qualified. ,
Approved, Feb. 21th, 1S57. ' '
A. S. 110 LL AD AY, Major":
Attest: - ('--
-tf
B. B. Thclmppok, Recorder.
1047 ACRES OF LAND. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
I WILL sell to the highest bidder on Stturday,
March 2Sih, 1S57, at my residence, Bush's Ferry,
Atchison Co., Mo., 1017 Acres of Land. Consisting
01 inree iracts, tno 1st tract is 216 acres ot good
heavy timber aad belongs to the estate ol'F. G.
Bash, deceased ; the 2d and 3d are farms of n y own
and embrace 415 acres each both well watered well
timbered and well improved. One cf them Las SO
acres in a high state of cultivation and 20 J acres in
pasture, dwelling bouse and either suitably out
hmiscs; the other h&i125 in cultivation andl03acrc
i? pasture eovere d with Blue Uras;, all untlon good
frnce : dwelircr; house, Ice Louse, stables, cribi and
other suitable vvt hou?c,". -'. .
AU of the above Lands lay. near tbs ll'nsourl
River and within 2 miles of tho proposed St Joseph
and Bluff City Railroad, are lands not surpaa-jed in
tho Stato for agricultural and stock raiting purposes,
lay in square bodies and combines the eclctrated
Jenfiin Bend, the best body of timber In the l"!ntjn.
tyi Terms, one third cash, ons third in one yeiir and
one m two veirs. Title Tterfent. For infurmatinn
1 'Address '' AM)REW.TRICBLE.
- ' - EockPort, or Low ell, Mo. r
Feb. lSth, 1S57. - . ....
fSt Joseph Gazette jilcase copy frst 3 Vecks in
March, and send bill to. Advertisor,
Attcntica Lot Holders ! !
HI GHZ Y IHPOIt FA NT! !!
ALL persons who own Lots in the Cityof j?rown
. villc, arc here by notified, that I am now- pre
prcparcd to execute WARRANTY DEED; f.w- the
same, and, unless Deeds are obtained hforn the ex
piration of eix months from elate, said City Lots
will be sold to the iikent Hddtr, and tha jioceeds
thereof disposed of according to Law. '
A. S. HOLLADAY. Mayor.-
Lify of BrownviUe, N. T. Feb. 25th, '57. 57-tf
O. X. LAHE,
Er ewnvlle.
"W. It uooxs, 1
; Nemf.La City. .
HOOYEI LAKE &'c$'
wm-MM,
AK3
NOTARYS PUBLIC, 1 :
' , . ''.. ' ' '
Erov.-nviLlo arid ircmaha City,'.
"NEBRASKA TEURITOKY. j:
.-JOHN-P. SAMSELL : -
" ' ' (LATE OP BOKTOK) . '. ,!
PcGlilonalilQ -Tailor,
. ock roiiT, iia ;
INFORMS thj public that he is now fprepured to
servo them in the above named capacity, , Having
had long and extensive experience, be" fl itters him
self he can please all who fiivof hica wit'i iiuir pat-
t ...i i- . . . .
iiuv. viuia i.ij, warraniea in ail cases. . . .
PARTICULAR ATTENTION ' ' V
Given tocuttirgout inrrnents tor home mkir g.
Brownvilie, Acg. 23, 1Sv6. . : vJ-nUly
, E. X. WHITBjr.CS. : i ' - E; jr. H'fclitXEY.
Jii:?. e. a. Yfnrrr.iDGij a co.
KAXTFACTrEritS OF
Masonic Clotliini; and Odd i Fellows
Also Eealia for Tapcrarce'as.a ctici lloeietlss,
Ao. 1-3 halnut hired, rp iUun,
... JCLNCIKNATI, 0 -:
- hasoks. llefereacts. cd3 n'LOws.
W.B.Dcdls.(Mof01no O. P. Morton. P (1, M Ind
C. Moore Ed Muonic Rev; Turner A Gray, rr.b Casket
F.J. Phillips, IL P. City W.G.Neilson, P G MOhio
The Editor of the Advertiser will Lave ertcimens
of Regalia fro:ii the above Manufactory, and recieve
orders frt m Looses or privs.te meuil-crs for -.legalia.
August 2, l-i5i. vl-cGii ... :. i'i . ,
Shakespeare and his Contemporaries.
ri iy ted ex jce:? jad. ;
YriLLIA:-IS, STEVENS, YfLLLLAllS & CO
S3 3 C roadway, !
Ilr.ve l least ro In ar.iiour.cicg that tfee-y- lave at
LTg'.U received a t:-': -bed Procf cf tho En jnivirg by
JA.vni r AtP, from tae fcbove paintirg. '
It i without exception one cf the ixctt brilliant
Errravirg o' car time. , -.
1 Tints, i 0 tblls
tC'gVf-" ..5, Z -J C i1 u-
A tf il !ce i;
s:;:i to be La i.
I'rint:'. 5 (1j':;f;
t.-r, 15 d -1'..: Art
Nev. 15. 1S53.
I'rmA 23 fl,-.Il?: ProDf.j r Au-
: ArtUt Proofs, 40 d-,1
iprcssions of EVANt;
:ijnt
art
Prt.fs. 13 dolls: Proof j be fore let-I-i,
Proofs, S5 dolls. ;:. ,
E. G. rH ATT,
O. V. C1T-LD,
t. :mx, .
S. O. K AKiTK,
IS' .wi-'UiS. -
ca,
...'tarjrf Agents
New York.
CIIILD, IT. ATT ,
r.rtt r-port j.-s, Jobbers a: IV.n
G crrc. in
r.
w .!ijCIi.3H
irirdY;ire mil Cutlery.
, o, i.il , 1 i ) i Uj-j, ' v.,
Ill
(Myriads cf: Madura Plants.
1,000
Bushel3 Madura ce-cL
FKUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
OVERMAN $ JLCdJrrr,
Eloomisgton, III.,
BEG leavj to annonncq that theybavc, fr a
scr ies cf years, been engaged in the culture cf
hedges'anl hedge plants, and having been Featy
encourrged by. the success cf the Maclur Ledge,
and stimulated by the immensely increasing demand
for the raaterial, they have sown, the present season
on good, new land, about 150 bushels of exceJent
seed the produce of which is estimated &f.jteen
mulioni vlants U wnicn tney oner lor uio opm,
trade,
Jo rwi
fnr r,la
ers ordering plants cy wnoiesaie, great, uwuto
will be otTcred. It is very important that orders
should be sent in early, as they will be registered
and filled in the ord;r in which they are received,
For tho last three years they , have been unable to
supply the demand, and it is probable that late or
ders cannot be filled the next Spring, as the demand
is expected to beow time greater than heretofore,
Plant will be securely tacked and delivered on
. .. . 1 - j ,
board the cars free t f expense, except for cost of ma
terial.. . ' '
They are also extensively engaged in importing
hedge seed, which they sell on the best terms, and
a! wavs warrant reiA and good; orders for which
should br sent in prior to the 15th of October next.
They will be prepared to sprout Becd for such as do
sire it. .' ' .!'."-- !
. Hiving several extensive nurseries, they offer, at
wholesale and retail, a largo stock of thrifty Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Vines, Roses, Shrubbery, Ac,
at the following points, to wit: Bloomington, 111.:
Mound Nursery, Canton, III,: Henry, Elmwood, and
Havana, 111. All Fruit Trees warranted to be of the
best varieties and true to name. ' All information
cheerfully given, and catalogue and premium essay
on Hedjreins sent tc all applicants, jvanress,
OVERMAN & MANN.
Feb.5,lS57;
''- Bloomingtoru Illinois.
Columbus. Nursery.
For Central Ohio and all around I r
OUR Stock of Fruit Trees, &c., for sale the pres
ent Fall and next Spring, is very largo and fine,
including all the mostpproved varieties of Apples,
Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricot3, Nectarines Plums
Quinces, Grape3, Currants Goosberries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, etc. Especial care has besen taken to
procure and propagate mostly such varieties of each
class as are found best suited to the soil and climate
of the West and South, whero most of the winter
fruits, especially cf tho Eastern States, are of no
value. .
Our stock of leach Tiees i3 remarkably fine,
and the price so low that all those who lost their
trees the past winter, should now replace them.. Of
Cherry Trees also we have a fine supply, mostly
grown on Mahaleb focI, which secures greater har
diness to the tree, and if trained rather lowj so as
to cause the tops to shado the stem from the hot
Bun, it is beleived to difficulty will be found in grow
ing fine cherrie s in.the Soath and West. Of learS
wo have a sple-ndid. lot, especially on dwarf trees, on
strong Anger Quince stocle, the best for speedy and
abundant productiveness. ... . ' .. '
Catalogues, with rrices,'ctc., will be sent to all
applicants. Nurserymen and Dealers in Fruit Trees
are invited to call and examine our stock of Peaches
Pears and Cherries, especially, before sending East,
as wo believe they can save cxpcnst as well as risk
by Trarchasin-r ofi us.. Wholesale Catalorucs now
ready. 'M. B. BATED AM & CO.
; February 5, 1857. -; -
H. S. MAYO.
PEE3ERVD SJOTH.
TEOY. BANK. ; :
rnHE undersigned having this day opened a Bank
JL in? and lixchaage Office, in Troy, Miami
county, Ohio, snd'ir the name of U. . 3IA 1 0 & CO
TROY : BANK, wuld respectfully tender you our
service in any business you may nave in this or ad
jcininz eounties. ."'Partwular attention paid to col
lecting, and remittances .promptl made as directed
on davof T.avment. A '
Eastern Exchange, Gold aad Silver and Uncurrent
Money bought and sold. ; Will loan money on short
time, and pay Interest on Deposits at such rates as
may be 0 steed upon. .
Trusting to ourknowa ability and experience in
the business of Banking, we Ehall be ablo to give
satisfaction j we ruspccuuiiy solicit and hope to rc
ceive a share of Tour business. : ;
: . n. s.MAYO&co.
' r REFER TO:
Mestts. Atwdi Co.j - ' -
, K.Ludlow, - -
"' Harsh maa & Winter,
New York. '
Dayton.
Cincinnati."
u
Philadelphia. '
Hartford.
Cincinnati.
Dayton Bank, -Hatch
4 Lang-Ion,.-,.;.
Kinny, Espy t" Co., .
Drcxel ti Co.,'
Geo. P. BissellA Co.,
it
Ohio Life Insurance & Trust Co.,
Teoy, v., Januiry 1st, 157.
' ,3 t-tf
S. LOCKWOOI. 1857. ' R. E.POJIEBOT
LOCKWQOD $ POMEROY, x
- : Whslesile and Retail Dealers in - -
HATS & CAPS;
J3 Til A W , G OOD5. .
Also, Shippers of American Furs of
uvcrv ut-bvripuun; ior wnieii mey '
'. .. pay the highest Market price, -"
HlOTTNlTlY' Mfir?lin.ntfl nro invito feC orimtna
U- vu.avl AtiuillIU WU1
stock of Hats & Caps for the approaching Spring
and Summer trade, which will be large, fashionable,
and well selected. In rJnt f. vhrJptir cftr cy n'l
V-1 . c wv
not be excelled by any House in St. I,oui3.
our pnees wm neiow, terms accommodating.
Call and see w at our New Stor. Second St.-;
St. Joseph, Mo. . . ' , .. . C2-Cm.
; '-'v JIICIIAEL McGEJET, -
Saddle ; arid ' Harness Ilalicr,
East side of Jlain, "be V Francis anl Felix St ?
' r ST. JOSEPH, MO.;
TIIAXKFCli for past favor?,-begs leave to inform
the public, Jhat bo has just returned from St.
Louis with as fine an assortment of materials as has
ever been purchased In that market. ' ' ; ' -1
- His stock consists of a superior article of Skirting
Harness, bridle leather, hog, calf, and shee p skins:
fine goat morocco, and a surpassingly beautiful arti
cle of enameled leather of various hues. T-.i
He has every variety of saddle trees, from the reat
Mexicana and E nglish, Beard's and Grimsley's pat
ent, down to the common fall-back. lie has on hand
and will continue to keep saddles, saddle-bags, bri
dles, martingales, halters, eollars, whips of every
quality, wbip-lashcs, hames, traces, rpurs, &c. '- lias
also, coach, buggy, Pennsylvania, yankce, cart and
drsy harness. ; ' ' . . . .
He has not now, nor" will h keep any other than
No. 1 workmen, and his instructions to them are neat
ness and strength. He, therefore, feels no hesitation
in saying that his Work will Eeldom bo equaled, no
where surpassed. :,- . ; , - . . : -.
' As small profi ts and quick sale, "is bis motto he
pledges himself i to aali (considering the quality of
the article) lower than any house west of tho Alle
gheny Mountains.
Those disposetl to sufpect him of gissing, have on
ly to eall to be assured of their mistake. ,
St. Joseph, A'jgustllO, 1856. vlnlStf
SK'ionicios
rALNTS, OILS, VARNISHES,' '
French and American Window Glat & Clativcart
j)iectif ltd i go, IJaddtr, Perfumeries, &c '
- sprinaVstook:!:
CHARLES3, ELOW eV CO., : '
r ' ' ' TXPOKTEKStVHOIJISALE DEALEKS. ' -
; - To. CSana67 Haia street, St. lems, ;r;
; Are now in receipt of their new Stock, , embracing
everything in their line.
; ti-ei':iaEt3 visidng our City are requested In
vre us a call, as we are determined in sell for Cash
or Prompt Timo Paper, as low as any House in thi
Lnuect Dtatcs. .: . , -
HURRAH rOR YOUNG AMERICA ! t
- 'Rnrri..:.; :,
; THE CHEAPEST j
; UNDERlFIIE SUN!!!
?V7.jZ unccrsijfil vocll res pectf ally itfna tl;ij
A dtiiccs of Browtvitle aad surrounding country,
that tve hare cjetedoao cf the cLcavct and Ia.?gejt
StjC.t tt
Ready . Made ' Clotiiin
rf
in lietraska T-?mtorr! e tricrcioro respet;u;..y
sc licit a call and exam'inc cur stock before j urchasin;;
!s9-bere. as we are ccteri;.ae l to nnder-se-.l arrf
Clotbir" Estab!i?hmeet in ths Territory.- We hnv
H )W on Land it larro i s.-rtaicnt cf Le.vly Madj
Clotbisr: nly Shir', 'Collar?. CnwaH, Hamlkec
eblefs, St'c't?, Cc-rort.-'. rndcr.!.irts, Drawer et.
1 11 e.f t. e Lc-t 'luallty ai.-l latest style.
. Pl.'i& t:.:j.ito or f-ck r.nl fc-3 U r y mrself
frczz Ca V z L. i u near tLe ll )tcl.
L-wcville, L
. It would flaw reqmrea more inan wim umvum 1 caDScnocrs w uAMf.i.a
' . 1 j .1 a c .-.. tv,v tT-n r...j: ... -rr?K thn November number, are
IM'f M fltmaill 5.15 J tip 1 n-j. . scni'iiuus vav -v.- -r ... . ,
k m..fnn-f iirA trt dealers ana 01a- rcPK u 7 reouestM ti reaw xukiu jr.
. r
The public is bert-by notified, thU the est Mlf
of the Northeast quarter and the Last ta;f of tho
Northwest quarter of Section napber ono in iowp
ship number four of Range numWr tftcca Last, in
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, formis the claim
of the undersigned, aad that ha wi:l proceed, as soon
as tho Land 0,5,-c i3-opened, t) eUer th?sara3 by
p-ro-cmption. AIL salts f town Lots m.u 0 upon
said tract, by aov pam,n or per,n.ns m part of N e raaha
city, will be heid by tho uaa .i :
void. ' ,
JBroicntiUe;Jzn, 2fth,l'.
las al-s'iutcly
A.D. t KEEN.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Close of the Thirteenth Volume.
Ierms: Three . Dollars a .year, or i wenty-hve
Cents a M'utnber. -The 'Semi-annual vol am c s, as
completed, neatly bound inlcloth, are sold at Two
Dfiliors each, and muslin cover3 are famished to
thD?3 who wish to havo thcit back numbers uniform- j
ly bound, at Twnety-five ce.ts eocb.- .Thirteen vol-
uracs are cow ready, oounu m tiutu, auu iu
hiif caif 5 - -L:v-'ts;;' "
Clubs of two persons at JiveJDolkrs a year, five
persons at Ten Dollars, or cloven persons at Twenty
Dollars. , . '; ,- ' ' J , " ' "r '
The commencement of a volume afioras a favora
ble occasion for the opening of naw subscriptions.
Tho December number will; commence a new vol
ume. - ' ; ''.-- ' :
The Magaiino weighs oyer seven. and not over
eight ounces. Tho postage epe-n each number is
Three Cents. r 1 ' -. - "".
Each number of the Magazine will contain 141 Oc
tavo pages, in double column?, each year thus com
prising nearly two, thousand pages .of the choicest
Miscellaneous -Literature of th8 day Every num
bT will contain numtrous Pictorial Illustrations, ac
curate Plates of the Fashions, a copious Chronicle
of Current Events, and impartial NoticeH of the im-
peirtant Books or the monm. ine volumes com
mence with the cumbers 'for JUNE, and DECEM
BER; but subscriptions may commence with any
number. ,1 , - - HARPER A BRO'S., Publishers.
1 ranklin Square, cvr York
STEAM GRIST, MILL,
WE offer for sale; at cosion accommodating terms,
Two Steam Engines, One Double flued Boiler
2-lft. long40in. in diameter, and Machinery com
plete for a Steam Flouring Mill. AU entirely new
manufactured by Hollabird & Co., Cin. ' - 1
.NUCKOLLS i, WHITE.
. Rock Port, Mo., Jan. 10th, 1857. ' . ; ' ' 31-6 w
r- -j -" ' :r- ;- Laxi) Office, Omaha,! ;
... , . .. -.17 th December 1855. . f!
DECLARATIONS for pre-empting must hereafter
, be filed in this office Instead of being sent, as
heretofore, to the Surveyor-General's office. They
t ill be received at any time, and should be filed as
soon as possible, as a question has arisen, Whether
lie expiration of three months, after the" Survey are
made, not a bar to further filing, but certificates
cannot be given until the Tract Books are received.
Proprietors of Town Sites should file plats, show
ing the' legal subdivisions claimed, as soon as they
can do so, to prevent their being filed oa by pre
emptors. . . . .
" i Tha fee for declaration is one dollar, to be paid
when they are filed; and for'proving up, one dollar,
payable when the pre-empt ion is consummated.
jan8.tf , .. . , JOHN A. PARKER, Register. :
JEFFEBSGX P. CASADT,
f, . 1 MAET1X "VT. BICEN, 1 '
i WAS. D. WHITE, ' V
i. Nebraska City NT ':)
" 3 AS. D. TEST,
Conncil Bluffs, Iowa,
C ASSAD TEST, KIDEN . & CO.',
(Successors to Ridcn tv White.) -
LAND-AGENTS.
.... NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
HAVING made arrangetnenta by which we will
receive -accurate, copies. of all tho Township
embraced in the Eastern portiou of. Nebraska, wa
are now prepared to offer ur services to the :
"SQUATTERS OR TIIE TEEEITTOEY,
.' In Filing Declaratory Statements of ,
Intention to lreempt. Seeming
Pre-emption?, Locating Land' j
,: " Warrants and
i . ENTERING LAND. 1 ,
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLD.
..Land Entered; on Time,
"Particular attention pail to Buying and Selling
Property, on commission: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to any part ot tue V nion.
Blanks of all kinds always on hand. " ;
f . ,. REFERENCES. '.,
Hon. A, A.Bradford, . , Nebraska Pity.
' S.F4Nucko115, : -l
Messrs. Dolman & West, St. Joseph, Mo
! Teter A. Keller, . V Washington City
Thomas Lumpkin, ,
June 23,1856, vl-n4
; E.. BROWN, :.,
MI CrlEOT,
' BR O WNVILLE, :Ar. :2V
TT-flEL promptly attend . to Buying anl Selling
? V land.Collesctinff and Investing moner.rcitin"
and Belling Land Warrant., and filing- Declarations
. rr . .
oi ineeni.oa u i re-empe; ana ail otner matters per
taining to the business of a Land Aent
SPECIAL 2TOTICR
Short Settlement Make LoW Friends.
THE subscribers request all that are Indebted to
them, by note or account, to make payment by
the 15th of February next, as one of 'the firm will
start East at that timo for new and full : stock of
goods, and LAbil will ba wanted to pay for them.
-j e rciurn cur inanicj;, to our friends for- their
patronage to this time, and promise to merit a con
tmuancool: the same hereafter ' - ' - - n !
. . ' v wM. IIOBLITZELL & CO. ,
J -Erowoville, Jan. Sth, 1857. -
Jt GENTS-WANTED to retail artidcsSales iin
xL mense profits largo only $5. required.'. Ad
dress, with stamps J. L. H., Harmony, R I.
'.I. i '
' JOEL 'Ii'. WOOD,' I.1D... -
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
RESPECTFCLLX mferms the citizons of Nemaha
county, that h&vins'pormanenUv located imme
diately South of Erownville.and bavin? had consid
erable experience ia the treatment' of the diseases
incident to the es V flatters himself that h is
prepared to treat tho same on purely
BOTANIC PRINCIPLE1
And in connection with DK,BrcxnAM of Missouri.
. Brownville, Jan. 1, 1S57. , yln29tf ,
; . ttevr s Hardward Store;
;-I.!- : Sign rthe aim SawLr .
- ; ; L JV ELAUEiiTY, . . . .,-
' Importer, Wholesale and Retail JJealer in
American German, English & French
! ' HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. "
:i: .Igr. josiTII, Jia : " ; ;--
IS NOW receiving and opening the largest and nnst
varied nrsortment of goods in the above line ever
Offered ia any market west of St. Louis. - . ' "
My stock embraces a full and complete assortment
of Cabinet and House Builder's Hardware, Mechan
ic' tools of every description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers: agricultural and horticul
tural tools. and implements, in great variety combin
ing all the recent and luef ul improvement for the
eaving of a vast amount of labor to the farming com
munity, from whom I respectfully request a careful
examination of thLi department of my stock. I am
also exclusive agent for the- salo of tho celebrated
St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which I
will warrant, and fill all rdws at ihe factary prices.
Also a large assortment of Guns, RiSfii and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Ac., of ti" best brands: in a word,
my stock is very complete, which, for its quality nnd
price, I am determined to oJer such inducement as
will command a liberal share of trad a from this and
adjoining counties. My arrangements f jr importing
and agencies for AmericJ.n Hardware Manufacturers,
together with a long experience ia the general Hard
ware trade, enables mc: ao. only to defy all eompsli-
tion, but has convinced me that the tme principle of
trade is cah ssiles end small proil:s. . -January
1,13-37.: vlL23tf r . . , r
T. B.
crxiNG. - ' tons c, tcek. .
CUMING & TURK, . :. .
Attcixcys at:Iaw k Ileal. Estate Agc::!s,
OMAHA CITY, K. T . :
WILL attend faithfully and promptly toaH fcasi
ness entrusted U them, ia the Territorial, or
Iowa Courts, to tho'parcl.ase c:. lot? aa I tand3, en
trric? and pro-cm rtions, cdiiccticr. Ac. . - ;
Ui.ice in tae second s'OTy of Henry r LooUnew
bull
neaz-ty
opposite.
vrit
era x.-Laccre
Bank, Farnhara street.
Bee 27, 156. -vlnHitf
BLANKS cf every ckicripli
Cca.
;n. for
j . j l . . . 1 r" l : 1 1 . vTri a itaiix?'.. u !
1 . . r 1 1
G,'& C. TODD & CO.,
Xj. 212, :'ort First or Shi Street, St. loult.
IlirCKTE33 ANO MANVFACTVSEH3 O?
i If
If J. Ji
il 1.11 , iu, i. M. !.
JNCLUDING Pntcb, Bo'tirg Cloth v Mill St?,
i. Saws, Sorec:.-;, Ihiuise'l.-?, A-i. Also:.
1? OP-TABLE GUI ST
Both Upper and Lower Stone Runners.'
MACHINE BELTING, .. v
Of Stretched Leather nmd Ilabter.
St. Louis, October 13, 1655. vln!3-i
. ... i i . i 1
IPeacein' Kansas!
E.: JENNINGS. CO.,
FonvARDiiiQ co:.::.'!32ic;!
; - MERCHANTS, : ; -Whits
Cload, Kansas Territory.
SPECIAL attention given to Receiving and For
warding CoMi of every description.' . '
y ,. ALSO: : v -
...Will, keen a lanre and complete assortment of -
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, QUEEN SVy Alibi,
-boots; - shoes,;
hats, " cats.
" clothing, &c, -&c,
At Hie 'Lowest Cost Freed
Dec. 25, 1S53. yln23-6ol "
,r'. --.GREAT U.' S..:'
MAILEOUTE.
Iron Nemaha Agency, in Kansas, to the
mouth cf tht Nyoway -JBiver,
. Nebraska,": -. .''
TniS LINE makes ono trip . per week, each way,
stopping at the principal towns on the, Missouri
River. Good Hacks all the way through, and good
horses anl nice younir men for drivers.
' J. B. 5s W. BENNHT; Contractors.
Dec.19, 185(5. , vln27-ly. .;?; ;: .,
miHS INSTITUTION dates its commencement
A from the 10th Nov, . Owin to the unfinished
state of the Banking Houso, wo have not thought
proper to give out any publio notice, though trcpar
cd at all times to redoem our p;ipcr in circulation.
We now givo general notice that we are, solicitous
to accommodate our friends, nnd will loan to one and
all on good security. We will at all times purchase
Eastern Exchange, and are now ready to make Drafts
on St. Louis, Mo., in sums to suit, in exchange for
either Cold or currency, ALEX. IIA I J, AM, Cash'r.
Brownville, N. T Dec.. 8, 1356 vln2Ctf '
MEW-.CASSI.iST.ORB3!!
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
The subsoribeTS would inform the citizens of Brown
ville, and surrounding country that their
NEW STORE HOUSE
-i I-4Xmplctcdf- and-they are now receiviag -
and opening an cxtensivo stock of
NEW GOODS!
": COMPRISING IN PART,
BOOTS "AND SHOES,
HEsLcE&iHSp JO IE3 p
Hardware, and Tinware,
COOKING AND BOX STO VES,
FURNITURE,
GROCERIES,
To which they invito tho attention of ; customers.
Their Goods are selected with reference to the
tv wants of the'town end surrounding eounf
. . try, and. will bo sold as.
Low as any House above St. Joseph.
FLOUR AND ' CORN MEAL,
- CONSTANTLY ON" IL1ND.
COME -ONE t C01IE ' ALL !!
T And examine out Stock for yourselves . ' :
' , " . . Respect fu 11 v, ' .
- McAllister, noznsii' co.'
Brownville, October 25, 1S55., ylnl9tf , , . . .
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
i-l , J. E. WASHINGTON", i i
-', r ... ukai-Eb W r.. .-. - .
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,'
West Sido Main street, " ' '
.'i" T' Si. Joseph, 316", -TS
NOTv": reccivirg acd opening a stxkof Hard
X. ware and Cutlery adapted to th3 wants of Far
mers, Mechanic?, and Merchants, and having purchas
ed American' goods from Manufacturers, and made
permanent arrangements for tho direct iinpjvtation
of all my-foreign goodi, together with a long experi
ence in tno llarawtra basincs?, i sfia:iTacr stch in
ducements to purchasers in thi3 mfirket. as will insure
satisfaction, and respectfully solieitasharc of ratron
ago from the section cf country tradirg at t," Jo
seph." 1 ;r. .
j Hujits and Bimmc-n'a axes, i . Augers, l
Mouse hole Anvils, - Chisel',
. 1 Solid Box Vices, ' ; 1 i . Chains ' '
SpearA Jack3on'6and Bather's files, Fry Pans, .
-" Ames A- Rowland's shovels & spades, Coffee Mills,'
Cut, wrought and horse shoe nailif Scires. ' ;
1 Cotton and Manilla ce rdagc, " " Curry Combs,
Wostenholm. pocket knives, T , - PlanefC
iiref",
Knives and forks.
Locks,
I. Bolts, I
Iatches
Screws,
ButtS,
4c lc.
, l Gun;; rifles, and pistols, r: : ' "." '
Shesirs, scissors and razors,
' ILuEjners and Hatchets, ; : - '
Spcsir AJackson's saws, ; . ...
Braces and Bitts, ' " '
7 . "i - :: . 'ALSO; : 1 .
Building, Hardware and Carpsn-
" V ' ter's Tools " . .
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION". '
.Dec. 19, 1855. 4 ....
- wji.: rossell: ' i;
" BROWNVILLE, N.T. ;, f .
'rr EESPECTFULLY informs the public
i that he is prepared to serve them With any
1 : ! fhirxr in hi line, at short notice, anl with a
style -and quality of work he feels ce nfid snt will
pleai. To fcii old frieiids and customers te deems
it unnecessary to say a wora, to otner3 ne says only
"try me.':---- '-. :
December 13,"185i3. . yln25-Jy .
WM. JI. THOMPSON. - . , J. TJr- TAAKFE
; Thompson: & taaffe, . ;
( Successors to Burrows ThomrjsoE.
Wi6lcsdle- -'Grocers,
. . And Corrmiisi-ion Merchants, '
JTo. 13, Pearl Street, .Ciacinxati. '
Sr. Particular attention will be given to order
for Groceries, which will always beexecutedat current
parse; prices. . .;, . . '. . ,.
,: ; WI. GAUrilSO, r
" l ' PLAT TSM OU TLX, X. T.
HAS now on hand several valuable town lots and
abo Timber and Prairie Claims, which be will
sell cheap. . .
Bcir.g ag?nt for the City of nattsmoutli, he will
funvsh, lots to those who wi?h to settle in the town
on cheap and reasonable terms. "
. 0"ce with J. II. Brown, Esfj. . , , . .
,'.?BROWirV2LLI3 4 -
STEAM. MILL',
XOEL, LAKE, A: Ii:i
X. B. We-would ro?--ectf-j
7
mtora
O C!tl-
xens of Xeiuaha c-janty and adjoining MLw uri, that
we fcave always m hud a larga st;J well sfclcct-.'d
sujt :y ci AjiAii..i wmcn wecua i iniijaatlw'-
erm t?i than any mill in the Territcry.- '
MwVct prices paid for logj delivered at 4ho yard
cron the link cf tho river.. '. ; 1
All crlerj aoccmparjed with the cash, will rcecire
our icimedjito attccti-ja
. - i - ....
B--, t A 'flTi o "
A 2f unc sally larga sfcvk cf .13 and coi.tse Bt3
Ix. tx.l H' iocs bo h Gfcitlonca ar.d Lailici' can
la gciia, an J rorthastvl low, &t
ECLLITZZLL h CD'S.
FCOJI TITS NEWSPAPER ABVEETISIKO AG ZSCY C?
W. S. SV.rYMMER, -
Cc-rcsr cf Olive and Main Sts, over tho la r Ic
ing Honse of John J. Andersen & Co.
r.ACii's
PATJiT "
1P r T7 r
Circular caw-IIill,
ro:: stea:i and iioh:i: powe::.
T
1IH most useful and necessary rr.aoh'r ery in cp-
,n; is simple in constrcc" Lou and e;.jllr kept
in order, and can be movud on a wagon as r.il:ly a3
a threshing machine, anl put ia operation at a erp.xll
expense. . It will saw from one t two thou 'an 1 feet
of luir.bcr a day, with one tot.m cf six hors as an
average business, and in a L'-ttcr rtylo than ether
mills now in use. It is ennliy well ad-iptcd to
.- Steain, Water cr'llorso To'.vcr. '
The undersigned, f gents for the jat-ir.tec, woull
announce to tho publio that they sro now jreparel
to furniih Mills, with cr without hons power, cf su
perior quality and workman.-hip, with tho right to
use the same, upon the most favorable term", tt thair
manufactory, No. 202, Soonl struct, St. Louis, Mo.
t "Ve liavo al.-o the rit:ht for the manufacture of
ChildsV Patent Double . Saw. Mills.
The successful pra?tical operation of these mills
through tho country hn? been the mcanj of establish
ing their great reputation nnd with improvement
in construction and increased facilities in-manufacturing,
we offer them to the public with full confi
dence of their advantages. - " " .
- All orders addressed to us will be promptly execu
ted, and any information in regard to Mills cheerful
ly given. .
Persons ordering Mills will please mention tho
State and County in which they wish to use them
v . KLNG3LANDS A FERGUSON.
' Extension of Page's Patent.
T0TIC2 is hereby riven - to the pul lie, that the
patent of PAGE'S PORTABLE CIRCULAR
SAW-MILL baa been extend! f r seven years from
Jcly lGth, 1355. .All persons found violating this
patent, or infringing on tho same, in making, using
or vending, will ba proceeds! against ia accordance
with the laws ia such case malc and provided.
CLORGE PAGE, Patentee.
THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT
Vv ) And Board of Education, ' ?
Have ordered tho following Desirable Y.'orks for the
. Township 'Libraries. of: Indiana.
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Thv. '1 eacher's JllisccII.iny is anew anl ex-
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" KoRDUOfF'a admiral series of volumes, "Man-of-TVar
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M .W K. & CO. ara the publishers cf Bayard
Taylor's Cyclopedia of Modern Travel, which is sold
entirely by agents. , , , ,
Country Pro due o : :
:W
ANTED, and for which we allow tha highest
Market price. . llUULHZiXL A CO.
THE jSEW FLOURING MILL.
CLARK'S PATENT COMBINED GRIND I'NQ
and Bolting or Merchant Fburin? Mill. This
highly ingenion and much needed invention- forms
an entirely new feature in the manufacturo of
I1LAT andtLOLIt, by the snprrior manner in
which it performs its work GRINDING and BOLT
ING the Grain at a single operation into Seven
different kinds of flour and feed.
This mill possesses advartnzoa to numerous to be
enumerated in any adrertLicment. The proper way
to iuny . ai preciate in great merit is to scet it ran.
It, is in operation daily at ' '' "
No. 313 Broadway, Corner Court st., St. Lau, Mo.
caic ana country uignts and ilrds L cr rUIe. .
.... ,W.,W.IIAMER A CO,
"" - Broadway and CourL.21 Story.
NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL CASH!'.!
A.S. -.HOLLADAY,
XVIIOLESALE AND ESTAIL DEALE?.
Llaia Street; ErovTuvillG, 17. T.
THE unlcrstgnel respectfully beg Iear to inform
'the public, that h
assortment of every thin 5, usually kept in Dru"
.Tiur, which bb otrs ior sale, i.;xclu.ivelr 03 a
New System of
'CASH. AND CASH. ONLY!
It will be entirely forci;n to this beautiful system
to "Book "'keep account," "noty,"-?eratch"ehV "
r isutiuwr ior a iew aays." Come with the
"Spondulicks" ifyou ant anything in the Dru
hne. .. . , f
Prescriptions CcnjctisicI at all-Hoara with
' Accuracy aai TiatcX '
Hememher the ays tern I have adopted, an 1 my
pocketaad your feelings will not suffer. Credit will
pont.aty not be riven, unicfj utd-;r circumstances of
peculiar destitution." - - - -
Jn!y 12, IScS.-vl-.tf A. S. HOLLADAY.
quo. c. rr:iGX7co:x.: . .
MILLWRIGHT AND KNGINJEER
- EIlOWXViLEE, X. T. !
'A BOUNCES to the p-il.li.?, that he is rre-are-l
21. to erect Steam Saw and Merchant Mllla at short
notice and reas-uuMa term?. .
all ;o:ik y,'arkakted: :: . '
lie is al-o Agrt f jr . .
A. IJ. IIOLLJI3IIID & CO'S.,
:: , ; ci:tcin::ati, o.,
- - lt;:i & li:avittj
C1NCIXXATI O.
And is pr?pjr"d to receive and f.11 e.r2T?fraririaa-
chitery m.iaufoctureel or kept on Ur. .!, by thce es
tablish tient.n
L'."t:crs of enquiry, t ro:i:p t'y finsw-:rc I. . ,
RLFFERENCE.?.
N jcl, I.a"-:o A Co, B.-ownvi'le, It. T, St?rra MIT.
:iack-... & i hue, u.x-kport, ;:.
Jia-'s Lor ?, Lin Icd, " 44
.4
u
InSly. ' - Brow.;v;:ij, Jari 21, 1S55
nn isAt-iv;3C- " i ;-io M".:i. Extra apcr
UU I br just r vtd a-, i for .---.y
llsv. 2), 12-3. il'ALLlTER, DOZIER '& CO.
So : :r.? or expose will be mn-dl,.
at th:
Thr
good ;
UNITED STATpr
.3 J 2-:3 COJJp Ay
rnVJl every possible tii'Jitj ful fc U
J speedy transmission of
rioney, Valuable rackare, r,
Znnd4. ' niiil v' ' .
reels,
Of every elcrcrifticn, ca rexsotiahle
FricE3-:,ewYor;:,!ar.tvr.
hK,9S;DajtonIa(iLva(1r;ar-
rati, .Toledo, Chi
the smaller tow
diaa.nd Veritern States. connect.inii it1i4rn'l
Richardson's Missouri River Eiprw Jll?'
JOHN W. T0DI5T
(S jeecs.-rr to
53
Main st., OU SlanL St, &,,; ir " '
TMrORTER, Wholesale and Rctiil Dealer 'in r
Potteries and Manafactarrrs." "
B. Packing receives special attrition.
September 13, 1355. ylnl5-6m
yv, & a. sExiii'DriirEE.
iirrosTErj akd vaoLisAiS' dsalt
Havana anJ Dcr.estis Ciai-s & 1
SOUTH EAST COHN'ER PIN3 & SEC00 8-j'
- ci.xOTTxa..iuiro. 4
WE bare id sttr'e. aul to arr vk, a ver? lti
assortment cf the very bet brtxij ,f r f
Cigars. We desire to c-ill the pw al attea;;,,,
cash buyers to our large sf ock, whiclv wa arc
mined to sell very low for cash, Taoy eonib? i
part, of the fallowing bnrds : "'
Prentitule Lcg.ar IJiar.a Miliar?;
Mi Destino
' Antiguedad
Bustamanto
Carnelia
Delirante
Saluadora
StaTnoni
Merid.'anas
Wa!iicgton
El Sol
do 'Vkitaria d
el) Ibcri.ii do
eio
do
do
do
- Ej-ponoJidi'
BcgAle-idj
LaMonua d i .
1 Jfen.gio d ' , '
Emuiriciin do 4
'L-a Vox.' . d-
FortuEo L(ii;i!r.v
do
ErnperoN-challj do ; Fideliiai do '
Mensagtro d Craaadira do
Carvcntns elo 'Pocahon'a dj
; Reinas Sultana do ' La FUra : dj
E !SoldebiDrim?a do Bcve Muses d)
Figaro Cillindradosf I). B. CaUnon i)
Preniado D. L). do J. Y. P. ft ma d.j
V da la Iia ma do- Virnera P.antaUoc
P.L. df Veiicgu 'do '
" Jlenagero Trabucas; l.i Ctnr. Principcs '
Victoria do Barrios do
Leglt GuarS Opera, Star du
J. L. Pane te lis; ' BcsirT.ie Prpst.
May ' ' W.'t J. "S2rSEDEr.FE-
CliiTicao J3xTrjvr Cn.no.
TIIE subribers can supply soeil of tbt abon
valuable plant in United ;u?.n:it;es. It ii pit
up in packages and sent by mail, post pil; tt li
cents per pa:k3ge. Il.tringbecn riit- dhy ountilrw,
we can vo'jci for it pu.-itv. . Wo.t-ia aio sniflf
packfigc of seeds of the. Ice . Cream1 ai-J Onnp
Watermelon and Fiz Tor.ato at 2a tU. enth. 1
Address orders to, II. A. TELIlY, k CO
.7-1 y Couicil LlaJs low.
. . GREAT SALE
f IPot.ii ILots!
T7H'Lb9 olTeredto tie high t fciddcr i fu'Ja
VV A nation, Wednesday, Atri! 1st, ISj", iix '
hundred twn lets situ.ited: in p4t'oe4 City,
county, N. T. fc'abj Cunnncr.cirg at. 'i 0 elutk, A. Jf.
This Town site behsjj b Paw ie county, i the
County Seat, aad oH'cr. rrt inltcemcnU t Hi
enterprising and to cnpiuiiista.
Ti:aM3 Of sai-e. One-third Cah anl VstAi
on tioKJ, my best su.t j urc'nase n. . .
11;
EZEKIEL W. FOWLER.
.. CoiatjT
CouuniiiiuaerJ.
JOHN C 1 EAVEY ,
' JOSFPII FRIESE, '
Attest; i-
. ' - G. G. THALLIMFU, County C'.x.
FoB. ::ih, 1S57." . ; j;-tf
i
rTETl public are hereby. netit "that
- i-e.my, ii;rou;nt i..e-!.cri. ou atcd accr:.ic3io
of entry of the S West fra.;tiunal eiuarter aLu tha
S.East fractional quartet S:ctli-n number t weu'r
five, in Township numWr.six, in R 1:1 re ium! cr ir
toon Viet r,F U IV. . .1 l i ... ?- V.,Ui.
ka Territory. - Tho abovj ii cljia cd ty aad wii t
patented to B. IJ. Thomrso, wb-ij papenaad evi
dence arc forwarded to H'a.-h;r.-oa Ciiy r .rhcar.r.j.
w t lb Ml! Atll w' I V
15. B. TliOMKOS.
Felrbary 2'5t'h,l5:r. ;
- '- ' 37 U
Attorney, act! . Couiisc'Ior at La7,
.. General Land '.&gcE.v'"
Oil AHA: CITY. :.VT.
Gey. JiiirJ, OmLa"; It. PB5n;et.N -trnka City.
- DINGS -
. IfipQrh.'$ if, anl Who'-tsali IkcliTt U .
MJL Its J X. XJ . .
' JIanufacturer3 of all Vizli a: H;ushei
39 North 31aln Street, (Tp Stain,)
ST. LOL:ISj-5E,v
rr, . r, ,y
m ..fit-
BROWNVILLE FERRV
OX TILE J 4
n Rente frcrnBrowjivilt'te Ft. Kerf
ney, a.iifrcm t.'ieficc tt CjJ'forr.ia,
: is tLz-TLcarcsl nil: mod-..:
' - " : prarficalU; -"
; . PINEY; CODINGTON,
1 NNOUNCE to tho 'Jravelinj; rubi:. that Xhrf
across the Mi;siri Liver u tn City cf Broa-
"V.r-l.. r.t lk-n t'n v, w:rk' C
... 1 ..... 1 : 1 . - .." . t
Di w juusiuiji a 1 i v. i:3H.t,iSCS X tlTJ iJ 1
run by Horse Power, wl kh itr-j-lament will iccarJ
certain pa.3g5 at, a'.l time aci ia all kinds d
weather. ' Th rropt:i.rA d J' r t 'assert boaitieg'y
or for thepurjcof nicirg cu3t:n merely, butar
goverted lyfitt?. w ; 'J'siy tLi is tha bs
crossing ef the M'..uii L.ver- ia' Nebraska, l
when- t.lfy My tl-?- rcute fnnn .?r-wcvi;!e- to
jve.irney ax: i xrom tr.eice to ClLotCiiis ths nearer,
fr evi ."(: thy r.f'-; v.. ta -rto th naof th
the
out pc;i;ar!y f:v,raMe inCaeeiaent, ti jerfvo
going to Calif. ri
ing to Cilit'.rnia, ai 1 ethoU tl.iir j a Iron i;1-
r.'l'r. ci:r sur-.rirr arrajgfia'nU fef a8
id . !'.' rrii.'i r (.i!.-Si m ilm. t;i? me IS Otfc
rVmeiV Nebraska, a'i bcii'g n-iLitcd byLegi-'la
tive en-u-iia-jnt. , . .
' A skLT w ill h in ri a i;,r?is nid ahan2cnth
ground to run all bourif tk a af'!:t. '
rSTRccllect that with pr i'iiities of Fo'
no kinds of tathcr wi'.l pr;icat .our B.atj to'
making regular trips at all L-.tmv
brownvi...? NcTj-iha Co., N.T I ,
February 2; :h, I ii7. . f,;. 37-1
A ! ... J.IJ T
OMAHA" CTIT, Vu T.-
A LLr . -
iA Cria tf
tScir areuuntj
L.u,:,
1 tv 5 1. "
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will
; 0. K I-ikaf'r"
. . . ... 1
ti n, a:; J an ii
.3 well k-,?wn and highly reputil ' T 1
s very b-t tltentiungV,-;." "
flat:;- .ilyelljstlcr.. h.
.!
V are,Lhin-ie.iar3, Lamp, LantTis,- Lk -.?
ses, Brirar.nia Ware, As. AcwitainT-atTX'
Fancy Mantle and Parlor Oraamenti. .n, , "7x
, -.. sl. irrila .1
rJ-.'ow arriving aol ia store, a full 'tWkrf -i
above lino of good.-, whkh ii oTt ral to the Tnj
reasonablo rates. - An exarxinatiOii U .
rOn hand. Assorted Crates. f Conr.V:.
couniry; ar.,i art- w rrir. ci 11 lajijg it H txie
practieablfj routj by p-onal e:rjxaiencc,M well
that of h:n ire H rf other? 'ivio 1mv traveled it--We
claim t' rt-' '- -A .-.r..a ..'1 a .l r. i!a boUl
Bwwnvillc, Ftb. .'.:.'i, ';r.