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C3T THE VHiXITT OF GIULS3 SEED. -The
question is often asked, and
m'rla v times' by Iho'sc tthb are esteemed
. rthe; wisest and" best of farmers "Is
. grass seed and clover seed,' which is
' more than one, two, or three years old,
just. as"good as seed only one year
old?"- " ' ' '
By many it is believed that thero is
" .really no difference in seed,. whether it
- is one or -four years old; and it would
seem that when proper care i3 exer
cised in securing such seed, not suffer
ing it to he injured by storms,' nor; to
heat in the "mow before it is cleaned
from the chaff, it would bt good seed,
and vegetate well even - when it is a
' few years old. We have always thought,
until recently, that old seed was as
good as new, and hz,xe many : times
gown clover and timothy, seed which
was more than a year old, but have
noticed almost invariably, that such
seed did not seem to "taW' well; and,
. not thinking that the seed was not good
we have attributed such failure to the
unfavorable condition of the soil that
it was covered too deep, cr not covered
at all with earth. But I have always
had good success in seeding land, in
both fall and winter, when I have used
fresh seed. I have observed many
times that those farmers who contend
that old seed is just as' good as newj
and who are in the habit of sowing old
seed, frequently complain that their
grass does not seem to take well. 1
As every, farmer sliould,'if possible,
raise his own grass seed, wo have been
- accustomed every year to select some
of the best portions of out meadow
and let it ripen for seed. In 1849 we
saved about two acres of timothy grass;
and as it yielded several bushels more
than we wanted to sow in one season,
it was kept in barrels in the granary.
The seed sown in 1850 took well. In
1851. we sowed about one bushel of
the same kind of seed, und were much
. surprised to find that but a small" por
tion of the sown ever came up. isot
having occasion to use the remainder
of the seed, it was kept until the spring
of 1855, -when we -sowed about two
'bushels of it," and none of it grew.
The cause of failure was thought to be
the universal dryness of the soil. In
-the spring of 1856 from one to two
. bushels more were sown, but none of
it . vegitated; and in September last
abont two '.busb'elsmore were - 6own
after wheat on summer fallow, - where
the soil was Tery mellow; and moist,
and as favorable as &"soil could befor
seed ofany"kind, and not one single
spire can be found which has sprung
from tho seed sown at that time. I
- In a few instances, in years gone by,
we have sown turnip seed which was
from two to three years old;; and from
suca seed we . novcr ootainea many
turnips; while from new :sced'they
were almost always. aDt to stand too
thick' ,
In the snrinz cf 1853., we used
carrot seed which was three years old,
and not one seed in one hundred vege
tated. In the spring of 1855, we used
carrot seed two years old; and in some
rows of one hundred feet long, there
- would be but six, eight or ten carrots;
and not one-tenth part of the seed in
all the rows, ever ame up.- In the
snrinrr of 1856 I sowed a paper o
carrot seed, which we have good reason.
to believe was old seed, and the result
Was, we did not raise one single carrot.
" What the experience of others ,may
be on this subject, I am net able to sayj
but what I have penned j I know to be
-veritable truth; and, furthermore, I
know that the cause cf failure; was in
the seed,' and not in tho..iinfavorable--ness
of the soil. And if such should
be the result with old seed on my farm,
may. we not safely conclude that when
.a failure has" been attributed 'to a poor
and barren soil in many instances;, the
fault was in the seed We know that
gras3 seed is kept on hand many times
" by " proprietors of agricultural Tseed
stores, until it i3 several years i old;
and it is no uncommon thing for country
merchants to keep clover and timothy
seed from year to year, and sell such
. for fresh seed; ;and if myeed should
- lose its vitality in so short a period of
.time, it would seem to be the dictate
of sound .wisdom for every farmer to
raise his own seed from year "to year;
cr sow none except that which is known
to be tho product of Ihe previous
season: 1 1 - ' -
A correspondent ef the DollarNeics-
' paper j from Massachusetts, says: ,
Jly plan is, to purchase early, and
thnfty spnncr pi3, anlto.'cctnomore
- than I can keep well. These I feed
through tho summer yiiiU sVim rnilk,
the refuse cf the lutchcn,- end a little
rye Iran, This keeps then in. a good
:thrif:y ccr.:ut:cn during t::e 'wann
Tir"t' and I consider at important
tkat-thcT to tcpt" crowing from the
: "time that they rrc then from the sow
till tier r.rc lit fur, the t'atchen When
' I commence digging potatoes I select
the email encs &nd boil them," mash
4l-rr.-!. nr.il mix 'in a little 'me'al; this
keers them .crowing till tho corn crop
is harvested and dry enough to gn:
' T t? r:i fee J ccb mcal, corn , ground m
f i. - i rr-i. ,.r?
4n r-'" irr ft 10 vr v, :l"ks, uuu liuuu u j
: - " c.cr.n ceni mcai i.r inrce or
fcur v:c;
kslcfore killing, always
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ESPI13GS COMPANY
GIVE every 'possible facility for the eaf and
Bpeedy transmission of , ;.
Jlouev, Valuable PncLaies, Parcels, '
Gooes, and Ierchandizo
Of CTery description, on rea.vnable terms.
Peixcital Oi ncE3 New York, Buffalo, Cincm-
nati, Toledo, Cuicajo, usjum, laimii-i-vin, .u
the smaller tow-?s on lla.lrondJ in Uie ua-nera, Jita
die and Wc? tore States connecting at St. Lor-s with
RiehardWa Missouri Iiivcr Express." II.. KJP1 .
July25,lSo6.-vl-n8 GeBeral SuperinUindent.
- : Caution.;. -. J'
THE public aro hereby notiaed that oe Thomas
Heady, through false colors obtained a certificate
of entry cf the S. West fractional quarter and the
S. East fractional quarter of Section number tuenty
flve. in TownshiD n amber sis, in Ranfre nuxber fif-
t?en, East of the 6th Principal Meredian Itj Nebras
ka Territory. The above Is claimed ty enl rin ne
riUnted to B. B. Thomson, whosa jspers and evi
dence ara forwarded to Washington City forbearing.
, . . . li.U. TliOiU'JSU.
Febrbry25th,iS57. 37-tf
t F. DINGS 7; CO.,
" Importcri of, and Whirfttale JDcuUrt in
... Fancy Goods;-;'
Manufacturers cf all kinds cf Erustfls.
23 orl'a lllfiin Street, (Up Stairs,)
, " ,BT. LOUIS, Ho. : 32-ly
..1857.
BROWN VILLE FERRY
'Elissouri River
The Route from BrovmvRleto Ft. Kear-
nry, anajrom mence to ijaiijornia,
U the nearest and most
7- ;r:r ; i practicable.
FINNEY & CODINGTON,
AySOUXCB ty the TraveLing Public that they
have purchased the entire interest Sn the Ferry
across the Missouri River, af , the City of Brown
rille, Nebraska, and open the Season .with, a
new substantial and commodious Ferry' Boat,
run by Ilorse Power, which arrangement Will secure
certain D&?ara at, all times and in all kinds of
weather. The Proprietors do not assert boas tingly,
or for the purposeef gaining custom merely, tut are
governed by facts, when they say .this is the best
crossw?;: of the. Missouri Kiver in Nebraska, and
when they say the route from BrownviUe to Fort
Kearney and from thence to California is the nearest,
for evidence they refer the reader to the m.p of the
Country; and are warranted in saying it is the most
practicable route by personal experionce, as jvell as
that of hundreds of others who have traveled it.
W claim therefor that this crossing and route holds
out peculiarly favorable inducements, . to ; persons
going to California, and solicit their patronage. Not
withstanding era1 superior arrangements for a safe
and speedy crossing, ourjeharges are the same as other
Frries in Nebraska, all being regulated by Legisla
tive enactment. !
A skiil viH be in readiness and a tail on the
rround to run all hours of the nizht.
fc- jm T-i a , i . i tr 'T 1
Ji7 i.ecouett mat wun ocj lacuiwop ox rower,
no. kindiof weather will prevent our Uotta from
making regula? trips at au hours. .
lrownvu! emaha vo., I J :
February 25th, 1S57.
S7-ly
T. B. CVXINO. ; , . , JOHN C. TCIUC
CIBIING & TURK, ; c -
Attorneys at Law & Eeal Estats Agents,
OHAIIA CITY, N. Ti .'",'
TTILL attead faithfully and promptly to all busi
V V ness entrusted to them, in the Territorial or
Iowa Uourts, to the purcJiaso or lots and lands,-on
tmes and rre-emmions. collections. &e. :' '
O face in the second story of Henry Jt Roiots new
buildin t. uearly-'opposite the 3 estent
c?1 ch.se
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Bank, Farnham street.
Dec.. 27, 15G. ;. vln2Stf ,
- s - v JESSE LOWE, r : r v -rrt
OMAHA CITY, K. T.
EI o v. EZore5;:'Credit: !
TOTICE is hereby given, that YereaTter'vfa sell
1 .Goods for CasS or PiiorrcE only. ...
. McAllister, DOZIER& co.
, .Erownville, March 12th, '57. . i: 3Mf
' JOEL XL WOOD, IX; D.,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
O ESPECTITJLLY informs the ciUions of 5emaha i
J. X. county, that having permaneatlj ltxaited imme-
aiately boutb of JJrowuville, and having had consid-
erable experience in the treatment. &t .the disea?cr
incident .to tifl V est, he flatters himself that h u
prepared to treat the same on purely-.- ( r -
(BOTANIC PRINCIPLES),
And: id" connection with Ila.IccEHi3c of Missouri.
Iirownville, Jan, L.1857. , vln25tf
WMROSSELL.
BCO VN VILLE, N, T
RESPECTFULLY infonas tie public
. that be is prepared io -serve thatn with any
f 1;
1 v thing in his line, at short notice , s.nd with a
style and quality of "work he feels confident will
piearo. jq Iua cia inenas and customers. ho deems
t unc-?ce?5ary,to,say a wgra, to Dtaea te says only
iry me.
December 13, 1S58. vl'n2B-lv
THE public are hereby notified .tbst'on or about
tthe23th day of February, A. D.1855. there
was made .aid executed by the undersigned Two
Notes, in favor cf 3. E. Eoftcr3, one of two hundred
dollar?, payable the 1st cf . Marcn, A. 1). US57; and
Jes.se Noel, ,
' Hekky Emeksox. ' ' ', ' "
, ' ' " r , JL-jnry W. Lilt, By .
, O. F. Lake, his Agent,
Hrownville, Maroh 12ih, 1857.. 39-tf
THE public are hereby aot'Sed, that there was
made and executed on or about tbo 2!- th day cf
rcbruary, A. D. lcos, by the unaerf :gn,d, Tcrii
Notes in fnvor cf B. B. Fraiicr, of tw' hundred
dollars eaoh, one payable beptember Ist Ai D. 1850;
one payable January 1st, A. D. 1357; on parable
March 1st, A. D. 1857;- The considers ttm having
failcd,for .which the sail notes were riven, wo'shaU
refuse further payment on the said JSotc s, or anv
llENKT
t f - : ': . j ' Uevrt W. Lies. By
1 '' ' O. F. Lake, LLi Agent.
Ero wnvillo, March 12 Ui, 1S57. ! 39tf
illcir'et Male LonsrJlricncb.
u
mUE subscribers reouost all that are indebted to
JL them, by note or accountto maka piyment by
the 15th of February next, as one of the frm will
start East at that time for a new and fall itock of
roods, and CASH will be wnatci to ray for them.
We return our thanks to our frknii for their
patronage tc this lime, s id promise ti tDiri: a con-
tinuance ot Uie same cereaiter. i
. WM. HOBLITZELL
BroivnTir.e, Jin. 5u, lS-7. ' - ' ";
A CO.
TT.xTT,
New Ye;.
E. C. rSATT,
o. "r. CHILD,
SL Louis, .
i. tr. ix).v,
a. c. niysrH,
'bt. Jauis.
ciiild, niATT & co., ;
Pireett mp-yrtcr?, J-Abrs;aiid HiinufaturiTS Agents
English, French, German k American
Ilardwaro and . Cut! 3ry.
ouks, rjFLrrprsTOLs, &c, &c
100 & 111 rtdn t,ccr. W&sKbjtou. Avenue,
st. Louis. :ro. : v
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rriftic-f, r r-Me at ills
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May, A. D.1S57. The consideration f or v. hich said ?f S gSSSi S2f 5
V,,tP. tTArn f.fci?f.M f.ftvin, fa!! ' . .Tl f.- 8t0Ck f Y013 M. Canliot. fail to pi
the aid Ns o I ar h erL " ;T t pretend to enumeiatB, but say
' - t I " ' ' T n 7 T 3 B " ' i .
I Wi. iuWwA
EOJI TUS 2T2WSP2TER AT)VEaxi?lXa AGEXCT 07
' : W. B. SWYMMER,
' Corner cf Olirt end JIain St? over the Bankf
... ing House of John J. Anderson to. . -.
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i A. M. W ,
THE .STATE SUP IZTvINTE DENT
And Beard cf Education,
Have ordered the following I'esirable Works Li the
; Townsliip Libraries of Indiana.
Some of them have been put into every Library,
others only into the more populous townsbiifl. The
careful attention given to the examination of works
for tneso libraries is a guarantee of the merit of the
bcxilis chosen. Alany families will desire to own the
books, and read at their leijnre, rather than wait
their turn to ret thera from a library. The works
may be purchased of Bookstil'ers, or will be sent by
mail, frea of postage- upon payment of prices annex
ed to each. . "
Farr's Ancient History .Much superior to
RolUn, because more concise, accurate, and up with
modorn research, i vols., Cloth, gilt, $3. Sheep,
library style, $3,;50.
The Teacher's "Jiscellany is anew and ex-
cdhnt collection of articles on Education, written by
Juije McLean, Drs. Stowe, Bigcs, McGuffey,
Aybelott, 1'ick.ett, Lykd, Post, and other distin-
guuhed members cf the "College of Teachers." 1
vol., 12mo., CIo tlx, S 1,20.
History of. the l'untans and I'Hjrrms
Fathers. By Stowell anl ilson, 1 voL, lznwt
Jloffat's Life of Dr. Chalmers. 1 vcl.,
123W., $,25, - ;
-The Ladies, oi the covenant: Memoirs oi
diptinaruished Scottish Female Characters: Embra
cing the Period of the Covenant, and tho Persecu
tion. ' By Rev. James Anderson. 1
JSIofi'at's Soath Africa. . One volume," 12mo.
Twelfth edition. $1.-.
Sir A'ears in India. , By Mrs. Colin Maken-
zik. 2 volsn lzmo.j liotn, i.uu . :.
ICern's Practical Landscape Garden ms.
with 22 plans and Illustrations. Third edition. $1,50
; z.zan-oz-w ar Iiiie. : '
A Boy's Experience in the U. S.' Navy.
. (8IXTH TnoVSAND.) .
1 volume, 16 mo.; Illustrated. 75 cents. . :'.t
Tho Ilsrchant Vcscol,
X Sailor-Boy's Voyages to see the World.
, ? -. f srxra THOrSAKP.) ' . : M
:: A volume, 16mo., Illustrated. 75 cents. ;
Norphoff's admiral series of volumes. "Man-of-
War Life," "Merchant Vessel," and the new volume
to appear in September, under the title of u Whaling
and 1 ishing," mu3t be received with great favor, as
the first two have been, wherever circulated. .They
nra tho faithful limnings cf nine years experienca
at sea, of a common sailer, a native "Buckeye," re
cognized as inferior to no writer of the present day,
in life-like delineations of adventure by sea. i "
... V ery striking and grapluo pictures of life at Sea,
evidently authenticand very instructive. , .
Has adventure enough to please and truth
enough to dissipate' the charm of a sailor'3 life.
' J rew Aork hvangehst.
There is in them a vast amount of information
respecting the commerce of tho world, Presbyterian
Witness. ..... - ' - ' - "
Will take captive the young. -Journal and Mes
senger. -l- -..'..... . : y-. .. '.
A Buckeye Abroad, or Wanderings inEuroiie
and the Orient. By Samcel S. Cox. Third edi
tion, Blustrated - 1 vol., 12mo., muslin 1,25 : r
The Three Great Temptations of Younc
5Ien. Saitcbl W. Fisher. Fourth edition. . .1
vol. 12mo- muslin, LOO. . ' .
These are capital works for family libraries. Pab-
lislied by ilU JKU, W I LoTAClI, KEYS & CO.,
i- rSi est t ourth St- Cincinnati
II.. WV K. Jt CO. are the publishers of Bayard
Taylor's Cyclopedia of Modern Travel, trhich is sold
entirely by agents.T .
S, LOCKWOOD.1 'i 1857. - R. E. POKEROT.
; ' -LOCKWOOp POMUItOY, -j
' -'Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ' !- ' '! i
. blitAW GOODS.
Also, Shippers of : American: Furs ; of
:i everyidcscnptioii: for -which they
' pay .the highest -Market rlce, v !
'pOTJXTRY Merchants are invited to examine oar
V stock of Hats A Caps for the anrroachins Snriris
! and Summer trade, which wiil be larre, fashionable,
and well selected. In point of variety our stockshall
noi e excelled cy any uouse in at. Ijouis. . ;
Our prices vnll below, terms accommodating. '.I
'Call and see as at bur Xew Store- . Second St,
St. Joseph, Mo.
H. P. BEJ-KETT,
; S. MORTOX, ' H.H. HABDIsa
BENXET, MOIITOX & IIARDING.7
Attorneys .;at ILaw,'
Nebraska City, Ji. T., and Glenwood, la.
WHX practice in all the Courts of Nebraska aad
Western Iowa, Particular attention raid to
obtaining, locating Land Warrants, and collection of
(leots. - ---. -
: "'J. c' y 'X-; REFERENCE '' 1
Hon. Iwis Cass, Detroit.; -,r. .'.: '
ulius D. M(rt-ton. - r Michigan;
Gov. Joel A. Mattcson. Sprinzficid: 111:
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J , Gov. J. W. (Jrimes, Iowa Citv. Iowa:
B. P. Fifiled; St. Louis. Mo.
Hon. Daniel O. Morton, Toledo, Ohioj' "';-'"
P. A. Sarpy. Bellrvue, Nebraska; ", :" :
Sedgewich i: Walker, Chicago, 111; . - ; .
Green,.Weare & Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
:: r"M ) m Joseph,; mo. 1 -'- -
' J A3IE5J fcAItGILL, ' Proprietor;' ' !::
MANUFACTURES ; and keeps constanily
on tand for sale, all kinds of Flour, Meal,
and Feed stuffs. ', Orders solicited and nromnt.lv filled
on most favon.blo terms. Cash -paid constant.lv for
Suver !wfeT f
-St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 30,1858. vlnl3-iy-T
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W. HOBLITZELL & CO.
. . BROWN YILLE, N. T. 1
HAVE THIS' DAY- RECEIVED, per steamers
'A. C. Goddin and Wm. Campbell, and now
opemag, the xaost extensive stock of Goods ever of
fered in this, market .' After the experience they
haver la Nebraska, they Hitter themselves that they
purchased sucn
ease. We will
come and sec; and
Oct: 15; 185 5.
Cblncso Oixsar Cano.
THE subecribers can supply seed cf the above
. valuable plant in limited quantities. It is put
up in paekagts and sent by mailpost raid,' at 25
enti per.package.. Having been raised by ourselves,
we caa voucn lor its purity. We can also supply
raikages of eeds bf tha Ice Cream and Orange
Watermelon and Fig Tomato at 25 cts. each. .
Address orders to, H. A. TERRY, & CO., ;
J7-4w Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Attention Lot Holders ! !
HIGHLY I MP O R TAN T U !
A LL persons who own Lots in the City of Brown
il TiUe, arerfiere.by nc tified, that I am now T-re-
prepared to execute WARRANTY DEEDS for the
same, and, unless Deeds are obtained before- the ex
piration of six MONTHS from date, said City Lots
will be sold tfi- the liyhett Udder, and the proceeds
thereof disponed or according to law.
A. B. HOLLADAY, Mayor.
' City of Erownville, N. T. Feb. 25 th, '57.' 37-tf
' Provisions.'1
ATrP wnatantlj cn hand, Flonr, Corn Meal,
, . t T, Ijacon, Uutter, an
and every Tarietyof Groceries.
HOBLITZELL & CO.1
IIEBEiKA '.CITY; . HOTEI.
!-(. v NEBRASKA CITY, N. T. r
; ElAKNES fc BAIUJI, Proprietors; ;
Tills ccmmoaious iiotel, Eituatea Tipori
Main Street, Nebraska City, will be found a de
. i vw . .
sirable resort for travellers. Stages leave this hcuse
for all parts of the Territory. . ..,,,,,!
; -.. . ; :s v JA1IES CAMPBELL, , . .
' '. .. Postmaster General.
Marcb23 ,'57. 41lt
Scliool TJoHice.
considerable anwur.t of tuition Bills for the
Terra tau rbt by ilr. M'Kinney yet reaiain un
paid. Will those knovrini; tbciu5elrej indebted
ple&ec call on the undersi trued and settle.
The present Term of t-chool viil expire in aliout
two weeks, ali which tims n is hoped, amounts then
siue wiii fce prccjptiy j:
11 up.
W, FURXAS.
bec y
B'd of Trus.
Irownvilie, March:;, 15.'
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GOODS
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SlGEESON'S NURSERY, f
. ST.;LOUISHa,f; A
; JOHN SIGERSOly 'BJIO, : ;
-: ' Oer for sale the coming Springy "
5e)o0i) Applo Trees, ;2 and i years old, cra
S bracing 175.Tnric:ticar Price 25 t 40 cent.-.
J&m.. 25,000 Peach Tree?, from S to 8 foot high, C3
rarcities, from 25 to Sdc. - '
2-50J standard Pear, mbraciDg 43 varieties,
price from 50 to 75 cents. j r '.
5,C0fl Dwarf Pears, embracing 33 varieties, price
- SI eacii':-: -t --' - -
5,000 Cherry Trces,,t31 vaiictiei, 50 t9 75 cents
. 500alpricot3, EarV 0illiii, Buda, lcach Apri
cots, Large Early, price 5 0 cents. ; . - -
1 SIM OninM. &oanrted. 25 to 50 CCIliS.
500. Dwarf Apples, jj?
- 500 White Grape Currants J
500 Black Naples 5
fft( PKnrrw rnmntw" . 25
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500 Red Dukh Currants-
500 TUtoria Currants- -' 15
600. While Dutch' Currants- 12 M
500 lAie Rod Dutch Currants "t
fiOO Engiibh Black. ;'
: 2.00Q Prolific Green .',.".
1,000 Houghton's Seedling
' 500 Warrington d
: W00 SalpTier;: do
1,000 Ashton , do .:.
- 50a Crown Bob ' do -
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2,000 Yellow Antwarp Raspberries
1,000 Ohio Everbearing ' ; do
2,000 Large Qerffin Antwarp do
1,000 Red Antwarp.
1,000 English Filberts
..10
..25
..10
..10
.'. 50
.V 50
1,000 Horse Chestnuts-
5.000 Grape Vines. 2 to 3 years old 25 to 50
150,000 Grape Vines; 1 year old"-$5 $ 100
. 5,000 Dahlias assort ed' each ........... 25
500Pernias, .do ............50.
10,000 Giant Asparagus Roots...$5 "$ lOO'1
5,000 Tube R08. ..- 10
.2,000 Yards Pink 50ct3 ?yard.
" 2.000 Hants Victoria Rhubarb
(' .50a or $40 $ 100
) 8,000 Wilmot's Lany lied Khubarb...120
50,000 Strawberry Plants, 12 variotie3 ,
. t..;. a to 10 icr 2,0000 ;
.10 000 Shade and Ornamental Trees, embracing
' ' Catalpa Black Locust, Palionia Imperiallis,
TIombirdy Poplar, Silver Leaved Poplar,
r ' Linden Wood, Sweet Gum, Elm, Balsam
I 7 Poplar, Alliantbus, Tulip Trees,.Upland Cy
1 i r ttrsss, Sycamtw, Paper Mulberry, American
. -.. Larch., Weeping Willow. Buckeye. Moun-
' ' tain Ash, White Birch, Red Maples, varying
: ' . : - in price from; 3a oenw to 51,50, according to
" 15,000 Evergreens, embracing "
j'.wv-i t. Red Cedars, pnee-each 50c (o $2 '
. , .. . .. White Pine,. .?, do ., . 5Pc to $1'
'' l Yellow Pine i ' do ' ' 50otof2" "'
ii . i Balsam Fir, ' do ' 50o to $t 1 "
. ,,. American Arborvitas25c,50c,75c,$10.
" Chinese Arborvitaj, 50c, $1,50,
;,. . t : i European Savin 50e, Tree box 50o '-' ,J- '
f v 'Norway Spruce, 50c,75c, 100,. ,t: , r
'.,'' White Spruce; tV
: 12.500 Plants ct uraamcntaiJsnrtibDory.embracins
. in part as follows: ; . . ( , . i
u. x Snow Balls, each 37l to 81, c " ' " '' '
:i'..':.!,;Lylac,reacb.50cSpims, assorted, each 25c;
. .r - . IIardy ltoses, eacn. 0"c; .. ; , . , .
."'' ' ' Monthly Roses, each 50cJ ' ' ' , '
:: '.' frioney Suckles, asorted, 25"e,'50o $1; '
..... !(i . Tyringa Philaielphus 25o to 50c; ..
' - ' " RoseAcasia, 25o to'50cj " ' "'
:"'? '. .Mvet for Uodges 25c; : S
; , Bladdacina25c:CorcorusJ'apoaica25c;
:, J ' Ellagnus 25c; Liburnum 51c;'
TamarizAfricaoia 25, to 50oj . u : r.1
, . Ribcs Gordoni 25o to 50c;
" ' ' : Weeping Mountain Ash 1,50; :
Al i JWhith Fringe Tree 1,50; .;. I .,
. Forsvthea50c to 1,00: . r , '
Cornice Dogwood Silver Striped 50o to 1,00
cT i Deutiabcabia Z5c;Ueutz GracaEs 50c;
Weeping Birch 50o; r.
1 Magnolia Acmininetta 50cj J ' ' '
';r i Weeping; Linden 1,50; . ; 4-,-.;..-- v
Dwarf Box 50o per yard; t
c ' Eauo'nimns 50; ; A " " tj
. Althea. assorted, 25e to 50c.,! ; !..:.'; Ill:
',133 In offering tho" above Stock to ur customers
we beg to say it is superior in growth nnd quality to
any" heretofore offered, and persons wishing a supply.
tan u.vuji tueiuaeirea ui lurkucr lniormaiion, oy un
dressing the undersigned at St. Louis. Catalogues
furnished to all post-paid applications. ''. -.-.
r ' Bespectfully, JOHN SIGERSON A BRO.
Oct; 25, 185&. - vlnlSMy - -' 'l 1 '
I fi. K. TEGKAST. ' t ' ' r ' ' ' S. ' fi. RIDDLE. 1
. -V' rt :t "TTRraw a lit iry-nW'-J-'
GENER AL ZAND AGENTS
': r ' COUNCIL ELUFFos' lOWA.
IIex7 k Hardware Store. :: ;
1 , , if , , Sign of the Mill Saw, , t
jflaherty
:, , Jmporter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in t
American Genmin, Enlisli French
, ,. , HARDWAEE AND; CUTLERY;; .
I. ; ! ST. JOSEPH,' MO. ;,;' -
IS NOW receiving and opening the largest and mos
varied arsortment of goods in the above line ever
offered in any market west of St. Loui:: i. . . .
My stock embraces a full and complete assortmeat
of Cabinet and Housa Builder's Hardware,' Mechan
ic's 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 useful improvements for the
saving W a vast amount of labor to the farming com
munity, from whom I respectfully request a careful
examinaugn vi inis 'lepanmcnt t. my stock. . 1 am
also exclusive agent for the sale of the celebrated
St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which I
will warrant, and 11 all orders at ihe factary prices.
Also a large assortment of Gun3, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, Kails, Ac.j of the best brands: in a word,
my stock is very complete, which, for its quality and
price, I am deteniiin jd to offer such inducements as
will command a liberal share of : trade from this and
adjoining counties. . My arrangenwnts for importing
and agencies for American Hardware Manufacturers,
together with a long experience in the general Hard
ware trade, enables me not only to defy all competi
tion, but has convinced me that the true principle of
trade is casa sates and small p routs- .
January 1, VinZUtf . . , t ;
NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL CASH!!!
WHOLESALE AST) RETAILJDEALEB IN
Briisrs '.aiaia Ttlecliciiies
Llain Street, Brownvills, IT. T.
THE nnders5gned respectfully begs leave to inform
i the public, that bd has now oa hand A complete
assortment f everything,", usually kept in Drug
btores, which, he offers for sale, Exclusively on a
New System of ; J ', ,.; ... . ,. , ; , .' .
; CASH ; AND , CASH : ONLY t
It will be entirely foreign to this beautiful STstem,
to "Book,", "keep accoBJit,'''note" ,3cratch',chalk,"
or "remember for a- few, days." Come with the
" Spondulicks " il'yoa want anything in the Drug
line." ". ! ;; . ' .
Prescripticns Compotuided ' at 9.11 Hoars with
.';;;', ; Accurac-f and Dispatch, ; ; '. ;
Remem'ber the system I have adopted, and my
pocket and your feelings will not suffer. ' Credit will
positively not be given, unless undr circumstances of
pecniiar destitution.
July 12, 1855.-Tl-nCtf, A. S. nOIXADAY;.,
C.;JF; JENNINGS &:CO".,
FonvARDiiiQ co:.".:!S3io:i
, "' : MERCHANTS,
' White CIoudr Kansas Territory.-
SPECIAL "attention given to Beceivixg and For
warding Good3 of every description, -
j-ALso:' ,
," TTfil keep a Iare and complete assortment cf
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS,
, ; HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
viBOOTS,-. ...n , SHOES,: , : : ..
: : HATS. , . CAPS, ' . , ;
. c! i CLOTHING, &a, &C,
; " ' At i ihe lowest Cost Precc!
Dee. 25, 1856. Vln23-m . ' " - .'
OLIVER BENNETT is CO.,
HAXFACTrREB3 ASD WHOLES ALI DEALERS Hf
"' Boots Slices Cl Brc-r, -
XO. 67 ITALY STREET. SA1ZT LOUIS, HO.
A lUu iSVW i. lUiULlrl al a complete assortment
xi of goods from thair own and other manufac
tories, adapted espeein'.'.y to the Western, trade.
Purchasers ara invited ta examina t'leir stock,
mmufivctured and Htlectel with 'great care and
warranted of superior quality. Orders will receive
prompt aad careful attention.' - . ' -
G ,13 ii
.laiiiLilLi
4 v a
THS rnbscriber? have entered nt a nrtrrcr:
occ-er lbe flrni of R?ed llolabird A Co'., to
inanxifacture the J. C; Rct4, Patent Poitjb GrLt
Mill arsd are now p-npiro-l to furr . a a ! tao 33
vtar.t of a rood Corn, or Wheat Mill that i'or dura-
ilitv, sinijiicty and economy; exc.l Kitj Aiu is lq
world. -On 'the' lite exhibition of the IKicnamcs
instknto in Cincinnati, a Cold 1!:J1 wa3 awarded
then) for It. t. !.'... . , ,--.. ."
It is adapted to all Grain BTindirjrrurro'es; it 13
superior to all others for the most extensive Merchant
Mill, as it is fergrindicg tha Farmers feed by Horse
The above lliils are manufactured by tte under-
siemtdat their shop in Cincinnati, O.: wSere they
con lx furnished in any quantity at ?hort notice: .
Tho above Mills warranted to pertorm as i allows :
35 iff. diam., per hour 53 B. Corn, 25 Wheat,
30
2t
u jo-- : 15 ; ; , 250
M s
u r.
' ' .20' " r .13 u r , . 200
Ai'this Mill telh its own story, it is unBc ;?!?ary to
quote from cur numerous recommendations, received.
.I'..-. Fresh Arrival cfv ,
MW "'GOODS'!!
!r:'.
at no cur out, jio.
THE subscribors would respectfully lei der their
.llianks to their customers and the Public Gene
rally for their liberal patronage heretofore, ind solicit
a continuance or the same : as they are df termined
to 8ll Goods' as low if not lower . tc an : any other
House west of St. Joseph. Haying just rsceived a
largs and well selected Stock of Spring and Summer
uxlS5 also, a s a lienor b toes ofxaEiiiy Groceries
with Hardware, Glass and Queensware, Furniture,
baddleryi Iron, ic. - . ..- :- t ,
' .Come t ne and all, -; a . . -; :" : ' ;.
; For well we know; , '
: Again you'll call, ' ' ' ' "
- We'll sell so low; tly-ts l i: ;
Of Good; the be.t, : .
' And profits small, ' '' ' ' '"' ''
We'll beat the rest, ' y ... ,;. r .3 :,
. And suit you all. .. -
Our Slock cf Dry Goods having been purchased in
the Eastern cities.-we flatter ourselves that We can
eurjiaps our competitors in the low prices and good
qualities of our block, and earnestly believe all will
make by calling and seeing . for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. CAREY, JOXES, A CO.
2i. IS. Country LToducC of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest prices, for Goods. June 7, '56.
DANIEL SOOEi
i, , , WEOLE3ALB AND -RETAIL J . ;
irr : : i-.j. Oregon, 'Halt ' County, Mo. ' -Has
in Store r, ,c. t i-? , .l,,:f' ..; : ri. v
Pure.WhiteXead,
Window Glass, '
'Pnlfv
Linjeed Oil, ' 1
Spanish Whiting,
Red Lead, i ,,.
Litherage," "
White Chalk,
Venitian Red, :
Spanish Hrown,"
Caster Oif,
V.w.: Ei. Logwood,
Blue Stone,
Alum,;
Ground Ginger,
:;JL
Cream of Tarter, ;
Tartaric Acid, f.
Sulpher Carb. Soda,
Vinegar,. i'
Turpentine,
Sal Soda, ::::r.:,.
! -: ..it 1 Saint Louis Glue, .
. 1 aris Green,
Chrome do,: ; ''-' '
) : do - yellow, .
Iron Paint,
- White Zink do, - "5
. . Fish Oil,-f ;; ....
,' Vhale do,' ,
- f Wrights' Pills,' '
u . Champian's dc ,s---
Jayan's . do,
- ' Loudon's do,'."; -f
. Radway's R. R., y ;
" Davis Pain Killer, .',
Coieras, 7
oaitpeter, ,
Borax,'- ?
Me.i. Liniment , ,
Vol. Oil do, .
Moi'land's do, -- t.
Nervcrand Bone do;
Farrels. io,
Lotiden's' do, I
Jays' Eipt.,, ... ;
',!. ' xanncstocs s Ver. 1 .
' f .. :' Stone's Cough Candy,
" McLane's Liver Pills. '
London s do,1
In addition to the above, I have- the largest Stock
of. Druggist and Physicians Shop furniture, Chemi
caln,-Surgical, instruments," and Patent Mediciens
ever offered for sale in this Country. . .U :i
r Merchants and Physicians of . Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska, are respectfully invited to' give mea call.
; June 7, 1856- . i J - 'J DANIEL ZOOK.::
A. B. HOLLABIRD & CO.,
.1
-1 ' 1 1 Macnliiists, Founders' am 7
EIGME BUILDERS
,' ? Trout Street,.-1 Testof faiti, ij
::,.f'i r, .qiNCiNjiTATi, Oi ,
Would most respectfully inform their friend3 and
the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in their line, with prompt-
nefs
tiaving lately enlarged tneir snop and with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation ortne liberal patronage which
nas neretolore Deen extended to tnem.
- .1 :
Saw .Mill J Engines of : every Descnptidn.
Constantly on, han l: consisting of the rfash, Circu
laf and Mulcy". ' Mill Gears and every description of
uavngs, warranted to be well made in every particu
' They have 'also a Boiler lard attached to their
establishment,, which., enables them- to. oversee i all
work in that lyie furnished by them,' and are pre
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
snap in toe country. . , r . .
Those in want of anything in our line, 'jrould do
well to give ns a call and examine our new patterns
: THOMAS vlLUAMS,-;
Attorney, i and Counsellor at Law.
.';.r : BKOWKYILLE, K. ,T. ;.
. "Will practice in the Third Judicial District in Ne
braska Territory, and in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit
in the State of Missouri. : . . ..,: :k- ':.. ;
REFERENCES. . r
; Richard Brown, Brownville, X. T.
. R, "NV, Furnas, . ; . , - " .'.
" Dr. John McPherson, . Tippecanoe, Ohio.
' '-'James Foster, -' '' i " Oregon, Mo. " r .
George N. Miller, . -, - ArcherrN. T. ' - ';
FRESH DRY GOODS-
- EEDIV JAMESON Ar CO.,'
NoCllO and 172 Main' St-:; St. Louis.
YTE are now in receipt of the most complete and
VV . magnificent stock, everofiered to the Western
Trade. Merchants visiting this city are invited to
make an examination of our stock and prices. ;
rnnv Tin t'O nv t. r
GRAPE ROOTS. 20,000 Catawba Grape Roots,
two years old, for sale. Price $5 per hundred
$4!) per thousand. - .' J. M. McCULLOUGH, :
IVov,?9tf . No. 200 Main st., Cincinnati.
p Eeady Hade Clothing:,v: -'
E'ERT YARLETY', style, quality, price, and pat
tern cf .Ready Made. Clothing, just received and
for sale cheap, by
II013LITZELL-A CO.
; T: : : Hat3 and Caps.
T !ATEST styles of Hats.' and Caps, and of every
JLi grade and price, are offered at
HOBLITZELL A CQ'S:'
4" " ' Qucensware ' 7 ; ';
OF all the latest styles, and in endless variety.
just opened at . ' IIOELITZELL dr CP'S.
. :.- ': FurxxitnTC.:- ' ' -
BEDSTEADS, Tables, Stands, Bureaus in sort,
everything in tho Furniture line, can be had at
'" " ' - ' HOBLITZELL & CO'S.
"'Stoves, and Tinwaro. .',:.,
CIOOK, Parlor and 05ce Stoves of .various pat
' terns; and Tin ware, at
HOBLITZELL A CO'S.
c TZood 1 and TZillOw Trare.-
BTJCSTSTS, Tubs, Churns, and aa ecdlMS yzAziy
of Willow ware, is for sale at .
'. HOBLITZELL A' CO'S.
'..'Saddlery. 1 '
SADDLES, Bridles, Martingales, Checks, and ev
- ery Variety of goods in this fine can be bad at
..r -V llOBLlTZEIJu. & CO'S. .
MA;ITJ ROUTE.
. From Iiemalia Arjzhcy, in Kansas, to Lt ,
'''' ''mouth' of the' Nympay Jlu-er,' ' ' ''
'T- . . . . Nebraska.' ' I '
THIS LINE makes one trip per week, each way,
stopping at the principal towns on the Missouri
River. Good Hacks all the way through, and good
luirses and nice your g men for driver,
f , J. B. A W. BENNET, Cottraetors.
' Dec.l9,135(J.-Tln:7-ly .
D. K. HITCHCOCK.' EEARDSLEE. . BEXJ. JOT.
m. hftchcock co.,
Ret. Olive and Locust streets, St. Louis, 3Io.
Ii "ANri7ACTUPJRS of Cooking, Heating, and
ill. Farlc-r Stoves and Grates.- ' -
. Also Manuf ictarers of four siies ofTewett's Pat
ent Cary Ilouj1!, one and two hone Jriul and left
k;t3i -' - i i ' ' i .- -i -. "
HEAL ESTATE ; AGENCY.- ;
CLAT13. - ' J. w.
'1 ; CI.ATl:3 LEE, ;:'!"'' i
i
Real E.-:tato ' raii - General Agcncv,
Ilcfcrcsccs.
. Jams? TTrc;ht, Broiler, .
Wm. A. V ood"- aril, Ls .
: Hon. 11. Wood E.t-GoT. of C1i
Vi'ickr, Otic an I JJnwnc'.r, Ba.o
AlcottA Horton,' " ' '
Col. Robert CamrVll,. , " i : -.,
. Jan' Ridgway, .. ,
r " Crawforn and batkott' ' 1
u
Cliveld,
. .
"".'
St. LhnU, -Cliicoro.
"
Omaha City, Aug. GO, 13u3.': vlnl3-ly :
'jtViZli CAKOILL.' ' ' ' " ' . GZO'. W.' CA3JI1L.
r J. &, C.;T.:CAnGXLI,, : !
rORYTAP.DIXG AND COMMISSION-
4 : i ,ii : .
AND MANUFACTURER'S- - AGENTS,
Steamboat Lauding, St. Joseph. IIo.
CiOXSIGNMEKTS cf . Goods ardPrcdace
' respcctfally solioitei, and all bnsiccss entrust
ed to us will be promptly and caref ally attended to
at the lowest rates. ;-: ' J ' " ''" '
- . - m icrcaccs.
Taylor k Shepherd,
; R. L. McGheo &. Co.,
: Livermjre, Cociley & Co.
Merchants Generally,.
St Louis,
M M
a ' h '
St. Jpsrh.
n. w. Toizsn!u - ' ; . a;-sr. -saxto.
- ' , : DOXXELL SAXTON. i ' ;
Arrangement for Fall '56, Winter ;57.
:VTIIE rZOPLE STOllE. ' ! !-'V
i'." st. josErn, ho. j :
Kcw Good3 ree'd hj every Steamboat.
IJoro of thcrn: Cheaper than ever.
""T7E'ftre preparetl to oTer
Extra- Inducements
v v - tnis season
Stock of
3 season, and cau attention to our largo
DRY- GOOD3, - - ' ". -. :. '
.. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, (Latest Styles)
" i PASMQXABLE. BONNETS. -
READY MADE CLOTHING, "
V; ! ' " WINTER' GOODS, ' ' J ;" :
Ilat3, Caps, Boots and Shoe3, (six hundred casesj)
Groceries, jN ails, Iiirifvare, Crockery apo-Ao.
Cash paid for Hemp, on delivery, at all times.
E. E3TABP.OOII, .
15 i s t f i c t . -A 1 1 6 v ii e y ,
. ;: OilAHA. CITY; N. ,T.: ; :. ; r
rEQI3TREI)to be in attendance officially upon all
XV the terms of the District and Supreme Court cf
the Territory, tenders his rrofessional services to sucn
83 need them. ... lie flatters tiinself that his facilities
for gaining a knowledge of the practice in each Dis
trictwill enable hica to give satisfaction to such a3
entrust their business to his care. .... i
' Omaha City, June 7, ISW. ' "'
Notice.
A persons knowing ihcms3ves indebted to the
XX firm of jSoel, Lake, Lmersok, & uo.wul End
their accounts in the hands of O. F. Lake for collec
tion, and an immediate settlement is requested.
. Brownville, Feb. 25th, 'it. . , . 37-tf
..I. X. VniTBITXlZ... , y r ... ,B; f. m'kinxet.
. URS. E. A. WIIITllIDGE i CO. . .
' ' "MANCFiCTCBERS OF'; .' " "' ''
Masonic Clothing and Odd Fellows
-'IiriG-AliIl.t: " -2-
Also Hegalia far Temjeraace'and other Societies,
.. . . Ab. 128 ; Walnut Street, up Stair$t .
CINCINNATI, O. . , r;
1 JMisoKsi References odd fsliows. 7
WlCDdddsGMofObio O. P.-Morton, P G M Ind.
C, iloore Ed Masonic Rev; Turner &. Gray, pub C&pket
F. J. Phillips, II. P. City W. G. Xeilson, P G 11 Ohio
-' - The Editor of the Advertiser will have specimens
of Regalia from the above Manufactory, ami recieve
orders from Lodges or private members for' Kegalia.
p - August 2, isis. vi:natr : ' i ; .:.:...;: a .
W. II. WILL1A3IS, '
WHOLESALE AND RVtAth iEALKB Df
STOVES & TINWARE
r I lAKES pleasure in announcing thecitiiens of Or
'I. 'gon and the public in general, 'that h& had on
hand the most extensive stock of Stoves and Tin
ware, ever offered in this market. My stock of Tin
ware is of my own manufacture, and Is for sale at
yholesale and Retail at iSt. Louis prices. ..
I would call particular attention to my stock of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Ti;rht and Premium. Among them
may be found FillyVChartcr Oak, the best ttove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and prne I re
mi Um.. Also,
Parlor . &; Box: Stoves
Of various SLzos and Patterns, which I will .
SELL LOWER THAN AXY DOUSE IN TOWN.
- Particular attention paid to making and putting
up Tin Gutters, in the town and country. Also, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable ternn.
Old "copper, Prass and Pewter taken in exchange
forworkorware.-- . 'W. W.WILLIAMS, .
vl-n5 1 Oregon, Mo., July 5, 13J6
. f , FRANKLIN . , :
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUIIDilV
No. 1S8 Vine St., bet. Fourth and FiU ..
:- : CINCINNATI, O...
,-.:.i'. ' i .' . -'ii . ..,;;'."..'' . t ,
, . T , C F. O'DIIISCOLI fc CO. . : ..
"! Tanufacturcrs and dealers in News, Book and Job
1V1 Troe. Printing Presses. Cin' (iniiiM Jb
Inks, and Printin? Material of Every Description.
. BUiULUi l or au Kind Um;ks, Music,
Patent Medicine Directions, Jobs, Wood Engrevings,
Ac., d'cv '. : ' ' . "
Brand and. Pattern Lclier3, various styles,
GEO. I LUCKIIAIIDT, ;
WATCHMAKER
, r 3lz3.c1 iTo-vcrollor.
' OPiEGON. HOLT COUNTY. MO
TAKES the liberty to inform the citizens of
Brownville and vicinity, that he has "opened a
WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY STORE
In Oregon, Ilolt county, Mo., where he will keep con
stantly on hand, and for sale, a good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, which
he wi'd sell extremely low, for CASH. Ab6, a ao
lot of " iolins, Accorleons, Silver, and Ilated Spec
tacles, Gold Pen3 with Gold and Silver extension
cases, Silver Thimbles, Ac., Ac. .".. ,.. t. .
lie is rreoared to ronair Wabh: nv. an a '.t -
elryr of every description, ia the best manner and
on ihe most reasonable terms..; , j , , , ,
Every article bought in bis establish merit. Is war
ranted to be what it ia represent! to, ht W.ia
pairing warranted for one year.
wuiy zt, laot. tl-n3tf
GEO. C. FEUGUSOIT.
MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER
IJilOWNVILLE, N. T.
ANNOUNCES to the public, that he is 'prepared
to erect Steam Saw an.l ' rr.V.o irri.
notice and reasonablo terms. ......
f , - ALL "WORK WAHKANTEI). ' '
He is also Agent for ' . . .
A. II. IIOLLIBIRD Sc CO'S., r !
Tcstcin PoiiiidrF. '
f -i;,Y.', Cincinnati, o., .:: ;
. LKIl & LEAVITT'S
feaw ' Manufactory,' -
' "CINCINNATI. O
And is crenared to rwo !va rn e.i T
- . f - - " VIULUIUI BUT Eia
chmery manufactured er ket on hand, by these es-
' Letters of enquiry," promjt'y answered.' : ' " '
-:- " ' ;r' - BEFFEIIENCE3.V - :
Noel Lake A Co., Brownville, N. T. Sfeani Mill.
,. Nuckolls A White, Rockport, Moy- - v-y
, Jaices Lowe,'Linlen; . , - M 4 u
vln3iy. '. ... Brownville, June 2.1, :
, Stcarn ..inil Lnrnberv .. "
TTTE'take tils method of informing the Publle
V that we have jost j ut in operation on what ij
known aiSonora Island, four wiles alove Broirn
rilie, a frst quality uteam Sawmill, and are now rrc
pared to saw all kinds of1 Lumber on short notice
and in a manner, wj aro confident will ivi . I'.rl'ac '
tin." We will ke. p a Ferry boat to run to tLo m-ia
shore, tt fa-e uuof our castomt-r. ; .
; - - ' " " . " : Vi'. H. IIAtTi A CO,
Boots and-'CIic-
A
N vntisuallr Urr ti-k x.f (in,. t..l
and i hoesHt a . Gentlemsa. an-I LjuUcs'-caa
be seen, aai jurchajed low. rt
" iLOilUTZELL ACO'3
rmr.
sLTEscnii:r
mia x armers
rsand otaerswUm UJJ
tAi:;,SEPA2lT02V-.:''-
GR
for the rreser.t season. 'It U
particularly of the marits of thi( Ma!?7 10 r
are too well known throo?hftnt l .J"D,!,:
xtoRing ;' but the facr, that thev Utb'wL H
any continuir- to receive tho wwnaaii .VN I
and County Fairs where th,y h w. CJJ-N ?
suTicient to induce all tk-ose a 0r I ."" i
chine, to pure Li 30. lz.iT fTr ' 4 !
I hare a large number of them en hi-1 l2'
the coming crop, m,i la of thatxst tnater'al ii' 7 'a '
rvated to do g-x.d work. ". . , ' J
I hare made nuay Valuable rjnprovetaf5',T I
machines within thel:ist year, aad havtnow.'".''
jn warranting tneca saperjor toaiy ianJ(. ""i
" lam aliopreparirgalarg'j nuabcr cf Cnr.
Jrnprovra Clover alallpr '
patented in liol, whl:h are greuiy n!, .
rntent of 1341. bein in. Jtatif rAc ,
K 7 O ' " ' JJJQ .
ahead of it in other respects. , They riU),. 1
factored under, the immediate, supervU, 5?"
natentee. who fc-. rm- in.'-; -!i l'ntrwl . .1.
r . d ''"i.ui-'.. f
1 tie above cut rep re ;:. 1 3 rnt loarl .r-..
tor," and is designed fejpwcialiy'ar th lufx
use. ...... 7
". Iia alio hztA ti.r liC miick's cocn'ei ?!
Eli and 110 WLN O MACfllXE, Combbtl. .
.. R. MOFFITT, rHua.iLlnnieonniT C". :
BOOK--STOKE
JUST OrENSO AT T1IB H;a.OT BaGADvi
i i COUNCIL CLUl .FIS, IOUA.
WHERE may he found a tags aacrti
of EOOKS AND STATIOXEUT
everything in their line, consiit-Dg la part; uy,
lows: ' " r """ -
-.'" Tlisicries aad Biegraphu ' : : ' -
;' i ; Narratives and Travels, : : ,. .
School Books,'. '
Misscellancoua STorkffc....
. LiTes of Emm?nt Person,
'' - " 'Agricultural M'orks, ' " ' 4 ' ;
;:' Standaid Poetical Worfj, -.Jt.-i -;:s .
:' , ; .-.Kcligious Wcrlts,; t ;i t,. ,
.. .. Song Books, ' ., . ',''''
' Biblc3 and Ilytnn Boob; ' ' '''.:.
: i Novel and Lij;ht Iieadinj;, :' '';(
; r. l'iotorial Worlcs,- , -;jti--.u-.
... Clank Books,.'!'- , .,... t . .
Paper, Pens and Ink, "" ' '" 'J ':
Cards and Gift Books,
Toys and Fancy Primcrf, -.
Portfolios" and Albums, . i
And a thousand other useful aid necessary uti
in the lino.. ' .-ss .;' ': .. :.'
- . Also, rod. black aad bine IJiS S, of oar ows ia.
ufacture, Wholesale hnd lietail, as cheap u eu I
had in St. Louis, and warranbsd of the best qTiitij,
put up in quart, pint and half -pint bottles; Lso, 1
four and two ottnn jottlc3.: '7' r -i
-Professional rnea wishing a bilof" "
W Of DlHIil !
can ne supplied nere at 20 jier cent n!xvssi.
li?hers prices,' we joying all cuti and bUinir.r ia
at the snortct notice.' Ouf arTininenU nbmt
any STANDARD BOOKS printed ia ibi Uu
ted States. .' " : '-'H - '
Call and see ouf stxk we irt new beiinnenkt
will serve our customers to thi liest of oar sbiii'.. s
Our prices, we are sure will bt HitWactor.
r:- Cli-UG A SANFCHD. i
Council Bluff., Iowa,. June 1.4. 'SS viol '
Hichafdson's Llissonri
i
Vnndpal Olhce No.' 12, llaS'
st; louis, Miasoin -
B
EG Ioave to'Inform the peblic, tbit th-j lian
inr enmnlfoil with th rnoAii "?f n nf thpir f1-..ir!ff
and being fully organized, aro now prepared to tn
act a " ' '-
General Agency Bnsincsi
The success which ban attenle l the original Propri
etor, i3 a guarantee of the satif;vction rcn'l' H,ci
it will always be the aim and study of the Eiwutin
of, this Company; to give, every possible facility it
the speedy and safe transmission .of
3Ionry, ..Valuable Packazi', Parcel ui
w liunait'S oi CtooUs, Jlprr haadize,
and every description of Freight, on reasonab! tenu
to all points on the Missouri Biver, and at SI tai
with other rc?ronsiblo Exnrei Companies, for 5t
York, New Orleans.. Boston, Itdaaeiphia, tlu.-?
Cincinnati, Burlington, Louirill 3, Rock L land, Mea
phis, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, sod to almwti?
town and vilfiage in the Unitel H tate,Enropo, As
tral ia a Dd California, - r -
A Mes.cnier will bo nnt tm r.b.i new steamer Ci
ha, inakin wecklr triDa between here and
seph, there connecting with our d illy line to Si Lcais
ana a;i points asaoovu'. In behalf or the LnMrr.,
the patronage of tho public is respectfully loli
All business entrusted to- m. will meet with the o
energetic and promy t atteutiin which has i5?'
characterizotl this Expre.-s, and icada it pre-emiflH1
j iir. r' .
ia eaicrn jxpres D-isine?. .
DUiECTOnS. '
St. Lo'ii.
Edward Me j p. ...... JiMKrL )fcCiKTsn
W. D."W. Bku.vard, ' ;Toa)f W. Tooixr.
' ' - Jossra P. RirBAiinRn-.
C Ft Baert. Alton. W. J. 1'ifiOT,
JCSEPil F. TJCrLlKDSO-X, I'rrti.
S; M. Ghat, Sou , : j . .: .
vln2. r t , . ; IIsxby Kvls, GcBral Ar3t
Imnrmrml T.J la ' fllmtt I
CORN & COR PLANTATION MlU
TIIE subscriber has purchiwd exclusive r?
Territorr in tho West, of the above eelcbr:
Mills, an 1 is prepared to fartish them at all
either wholesale or reull, and guiranieed in the"
positive manner. - ;i .. -
It is row more than a year lineo the
Was introduced to the public,' diriog which tiaei1'
has been constantly growing1 r.i the popular fa'1-,
The improrements recently: ?JactI and rt"T!
makes it the most perfect ciitdime ever offor
general farm use. It is firrtislitMl ready for at"cB,i
team, and weighs ai follows: , N-. I, 223 No.
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 501) poand.f. 'Xwenty rrinatw f
stiSTicient to set one up, wit jot t mocbanUnI ail
when once adjusted.it eaa wi.h safety bo otr3'
to a boy. Foil di relations accmpar.y each Mil
' ix xin. 11 gcz'izizz rj
N. I, JHS, wHl grind 4 ba taea. per h.wir 'iih I
No2 40, " " I) - 1 "
No3 50, u " 15 - 1 "
N6 4 CU, ' ' 20 1 : J "
T Liberal discount to dei J(a .
. ' . JAME.-i B, CUADWICt .
No. C3Locu3t stretbet. 2dnJ
.Jaaa2S,lSj,Tl-nl ..... . . St. Louis,
1"
J.T. POVDALU . : . J-W - S.I.C1"
- voy, DALtrcAJia a co.,
WASHINGTON' lt)UNDSY, '
. .- ,; Corner Sword and Mr;svn Street
:l:-: - :-ST.LQUISa,MO. . :
fANUTACTUr.E RS cf Stsam Engines tr
ivr
ers. Saw and Griit MiU Hw
Screws arid IVc?se? Uird Ketl4 9. IjtI
Cylinder?, Vi'ool C
:irl!ng Machine?,. Voonji f1"1
J . v .jm ' . .'... ... U-.
KTA zn for the gale of Jimc Sisith c
Superior MACHINE. CAr.DS. , . ' . ,.
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUt MACHINE. VjJ
tried, always succe?sfuli fallj-3aarautied. ' J13"
fcctured and for sale by . ' : '
DO WALT, CARINA CO- .
'" ' ' -' Wahii gtoa Fot airy, $uU
, BPwO Y7I7VILLE
STEAM ii I LL?
NOEL, LAKE, A ElririSSON;
nrovvnvlllo, r3" ..j.
, N. P. 'We would tei-fSn? inf-ra tf
z;ns of Nemaha county and atljoining Mi.'"0,
we- have al it bsnd a lr;o and we-5"U)
upplyof LUj!lIH:U?whK h recanfarnis1
er rates than any mill in tl.e Vorritory. ' ,
"Market pric-j r iil f x i delivered al l"e- ;
or on the back cf th 3 river. ... , .. -
All ord?rj accmriinied with theft'h."-1
. At a pracii-al test of this Seimtor iBX,w '
with the best of th.e malo in .England u 7J ':
received the the.-t cimme;idiJionV tf Sul.
of tho leading . criirultanilii'.j of tV vi. "U
I ear JBXi;!eeUa:i-ja..- '1 '&-'-'
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