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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1857)
; UXTOV: 19, 1 857 TERMS: i raid in advance, - - $2 00 j faf "DC yc, ' u " kl tiie end of 6 uvmOte, 2.60 " " H - " " " " 300 ; " , cr more will be furnished at $1,50 per CuW " Jed tDe cash. aoouuipaiiU tke order, not -nnnffl. vro -.hwi'- JOB WORK, n extensive editions of New t Brow., ard, &c, made to t r"'"T?i ., W claim to e lle to turn oat . Type, Cut the "Advov- Job Work in vr r.,niiH!-sed t'.r ny office. The proprietor tciug ,m"- , I)rj:,u.rliim.'-elf, and bavin in hi employ an T,r'"!' pi vA experienced Fancy Ji.b I'rinter, is de jrci'"'!'1'' -. ut-l()De in the execution of Job Work. r!ni n,.rin n ' Fter' latest improved Card '.;...n r..rk in Color. Bronze Work. will ;;v .riirular attention 1 I . . i ' ' " ' ' ' fr.miauista Vjwrfai.tedtoKH-e lfe . . ,., distance will bo promptly attended to, satisfaction or no pay. XebrasKa Salt. , i' behave in our possession a specimen ' ,f -Ncl'rasfoi salt, manufactured Ly the '.Chester Salt Manufacturing Company" t Lancaster county,' presented us by Mr. 'jlaycock. It is fine, Avhite salt as ever w e elisions Service. I Hev. Mr. Cannon will reacli at the School House on Sunday ext. Thre appears to have been a ? aistake cn the part of some one as to the -nointruent announced for last Sabbath. i i ,Thc coining i -; meant. - Sunday is said to be the one Sa'jlratlr School. i On Sunday last the IJrown- vil:e" Union Sabbath School was organized ia this city. "Vc were pleased to see so general an attendance. The school was rcaiwed by electing Jlev. J. 13. Wills, Superintendent. L. Hoadlt, AssY. " : ' ; (lit ah am, Librarian. R. T. IUirrr, Secretary. ! J. L.Carson, Treasurer. : The regular hour for meeting will beat Lalf past two o'clock in the afternoon du- r'xz the winter season. J. B. Jennings. . See the advertisement cf J. HJisxixcs, St. Joseph, Mo., in another column. Perhaps no "Western tradesman is deserving of more credit for energy anl perseverance in supplying the de ; nar.ds cf this market with all articles in ! his line, than is Mr. Jennings. He has i supplied himself largely for the winter 5 tnde. While ' navigation is closed our ip country merchants have to depend prin cipally on St. Joseph for supplies, and we bow of no better house at which to pur chase than the well known house of J. B 1 Ectnrncd. 1 T W. Bedfokd, Esq., our county I meyor, returned on Monday last, from m ' fovernraent purveys- He Eaw but few i laJians, and they were disposed to behave I peacefully. j Sons or Malta. I " On Tuesday evening last G. I C. II. "Vi Peter and G. C. B. B. Frazer ; assisted by several other J. A. of this city instituted in this place a Lodge of thisan : rient and honorable Order.. The new ; Lodge, organized by the election of I . " IL' J. Whitkey, G. R. J. 0. j T. Hill, G: B. J. 0. J. W. Coleman, G. A. R. J. O. J. B. Berger, J, T. J. 0. R. B. Stoct, G. A. J. 0. B. B. TiioMrscx, G. N. J. O. We might say much as to the benevo lent objects of this association, but time ' and fpace forbids at present. Their la bors in any .community soon render them popular. "By their frui ts ye shall know lien'' Coia.TVcatlicr, - , The past week has been extremely cold urine season of the year. ' On several ; tsy$f floating ice has almost covered the :ncce of the river. Loddn"' on the -andbar below the city cuite an ice island i"aslormed. . . PiitTTY Explicit. The Albany Ar- ; Ss ptrblisbes the following telegram, sent it. i-y theTresident'of the United States to ,Hon: D. E. SicUei, at Albany, in refer ( ace to the rumor (hat the action of the Governor and .Secretary of Kansas was 'Radiated by 'the Admiuislration : i : ' Washington, Nor. 2. t To Hon. D. E. Sickles: There is not -word of truth in the removal of "Walter Stanton. . ; ' . I '' - : ;J. BUCHANAN. P. Heney, Secretary. - . The National Chess Congress, nov in ;sionln ISew lork city, has produced ; c,ae ef . the greatest chess-playing feats linaps ever known in the history of that ruly- intellectual game. Mr. . Paulsen. i 4roci Dubuque, Iowa, played five different aes with five of the best players at the ?",rr-e ' time, without looking at a chess I ward, he being blindfolded ! And, what i,s more strange, he won'' four of "the j EpCs, and the fifth was, a draw. Mr. Paulsen was not in the slightest ue?ree fatigned -with his exertions' and 6 --ates that he could just as well play six or r; La games at a tune as five. The mem- . trs of the ConTPRS ' dnnbt wbplbpr j lare be any limit to his powers, and, with i TO THE PUBLIC. 4 v j vim tv.Mt.. 1 toi , r-0TBof JnriTiarr ipt, Iconrtiti callr contrar-ted 3 trtrt "swk and J. G-. Metvin a part ol the tc.tM y Noal's roiiiC aid contract has been for- ! 'b f7 hC f:"Uir 01 filiJ lliWJJ: AScivin to comply - ,'Rl"i'n their part. I therefor, take this ' 'd 1 na arni,15 l!e ptiblie not to purchase stock in : '"ifcoM t T ln towa called Alamo, which I -understand ('inu7, lai,,oat tHFdid tract, from any persons. 1 f. 1C6 br eitl.nrr.r Vi.. .1 .i i "'W.!,, ethatalthouA lhare the richt to retain the ; ut T J paul we as a lorteiture. I am not dif nosed to do . w T.'"-,w'o'jryali tj! .. """'Jan persons concerned that I am ready IKI r ' iatt' :?u,,d to Mesrs Uawk and Melvia the . . " ' Snt 1 . rne on coadiUonal purchase. j l"th,lw7. ; v LOUIS NEAL. CLAIM NOTICE. To ay v Low it may concern. You are hereby noil Art that 1 rriil appear at the Land Ottlee in BrownviUo, on Friday--Nov. !Hth, 1857, at 2 o'clock r M, to prov up my riplit of pre-emption to the north-west quarter of -ection twenty-six (26), in township 6, range fourteen (14) cant of the Cth principal meridian in Nebraska Territory. v2ri!0-3t ALLEN PHILLIPS. Claim Notice. TO all whom It may concern. You are herety noti fied that I will appear at the Land OtHce at Brownville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on Tharsday the toth day of November, 1867, to prove tip my right of pre emption to the south-weft quarter of section No thirty-' three (33) In Township No two T2), North of Hango No firteeu (15) Eastr ' v2n20-2t Nov 11 '57. GOTLIKF STEEBY. Iliwiiville -: Saloon. THOMPSON St MARSH, First st., between Main and Atlantic, HAVK purchased- the above named raloon, formerly owned by Wm. Aldermau, ami now announce their readi ness to tickle, the epicurian tat-tci of the Drownvillians and others with every varietyf got.-d things usually kept in such estahlisliiui.it.ts. 'Tis here you can get your fine oysters, sardines, lobsters, fresh venison, prairie chick en, and such like and some of that plosions good ale witta which to wafh it down. Givcudaca.il. November 11,187. n20-ly New Arrangement! D. A. COCHRAN & CO. Dealers in Groceries, de., iron jcce ifuuaine, mam cirset, imoWJVVILtE, K. T. llereby inform the pnbli that th ey have purchased the stock of goods formerly bclonpina to J It. Maun & Co., of this city; have made a'Uiitions thereto, and are now offering for tale in the tame room a very choice clcc- tloTk of " Croccrirs,. IVotlons, Stationery, Extra I-inc Hottlcd Uranaies, Wines, Cordials. Preserved Fruits & Confectionary. PnrchaFers may re!y upon cbtiiinins from us nothin: but pure and excellent articles. We solicit a thare of pa- trona?e. November 11, 1S57. n0-l-2 Scott city Steam Saw-Mill JOHN C. HUFFMAN, ! Srott Citj-, 3Io (Immediately opposite Eroicnvillc, N. T.) Annouuees to the pulilic that ho lias leased the new steam saw-mill recently erected by Mr. Jleck, located asaboYC, and is now prepared to furnish the citizens of Missouri andNebrabka with an extra quality of Lumber or every aescnjt ion and SAWED LATHS of an es-eI!eTit quality. Ashare of patronage is solicited. NovcndKT 11, 1S57. r:20-ly CLAIM NOTICE. To 3. M. Hunter, Wm. TurnbulL N. Haywood and all others whom it may concern. You are hereby notiiled tuat 1 will appear at the Land Office in Brownville, Nemaha county, Nebras-ka Territory, on Fridav the 20th aay or ovemter, ib7, at 10 '.clock a m to prove tip my richt of Pre-emptfon to the west half of S. W, quar ter of. section thirty-four (31), Township three (3), Itanpe twelve (12) east; and vet ealf of north-west qnaater of f cctioa ohree (3) townsliip two (2) range twelve (12) caet. . K. v. iitut. Novcmbejll, '57 n20-2t 9 A T . , joiin Mcpherson. I have just received an entirely new and large assortment of .'. ' SITERIOR GOODS, TVbich I will sell at as reasonable prlceg as any establishment ia the West, I havo now in store a great variety cf the fol lowing articles, which were purchased for CASH and consequently, can sell cheap on the samo tirms : DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS," SADELERY; BOOTS AND SHOES HARDWARE AT CGTLGRT,' QUEENS WARE, TJOOTS AND BHOFiV . Kcady lZz&o ClbUiir-c. - -'And irnir.f -nssortment of ..XIGJIT GROCXIIIESL Such as Spice,-'-- :' .. - ' . Peppers, Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, 19--November 5th. etc., etc. Watclnnakcr & Goldsmith, A. GYS, ROCK PORT, MO. BEGS leave to inform the public that he has located in the above named town and offers for sale a choice stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, and other articles usually kept in such establishments at prices which cannot becoinplained of. Being an exper ienced watchmaker he flatters himclf that in repairing watches, clocks and jewelry he can give perfect satisfac tion, is bio. Notice to Tax Payers. The fax payers of Nemaha county are hereby notified that taxes are now due, and that I am prepared at all times receive and receipt for the same. Taxes not paid on or before the first day of January, 1S58, will be sub ject to a penalty of twenty-five percent, per annum ad- diUonal, according to our Revenue Law. R. T. RA1NEY, Trcs. Nemaha co. Team For Sale. I havo two trood youwt horses in Rood condition and well broke, 'wliich I desire to sell, and will do so on favorable terms. I will also sell a good two horse waggon aud harncs. Arplv lo the Subscriber or R. WJ Furnas at the Afl ver tiser offices. JKli. MAKLATT. Brownville Oct. 2. '57. i ,. . v2nl8-tf Rare Chance . for . Investaiients. THE subscriber intending to change his present business offers for sale his Store aTKttxtures with the Lot it stands 011 in Rock Fort, Jto, , ana, also, will close out the Stock of Goods on hand at very reduced prices. Call soon as b.-'rains may be expected. This is an opportunity not irftti'i to bo met with for persons vcb-hins to commence business on to change their location: Knqui.-e of the subscriber on the premises. He also tflers for sale his Household Furniture, which caa be seen at his dwelling one mile north of R irkport. WM. GRANGER. Rock Port, Mo.- Oct 9, 1857. v2nl7 General Orders No. 5. Nebraska City.N. T. -Oct. I6U. 1257. Head Quarttrt Brigade A. F., , ' LoKiaanuers of Couiuaiues will -report, by letter the iaju?s or all oflicers their rt.'pectivc coiopanies; also, iota! ana aggregate of their conumi:ds, so as to enable xtie Brigade Ctmmanilprto catisean riertum of a Colonel. Lieutenant Loiotiei, Majjr, aid Aajmvm. ui tue 3d Regi- uich. im ,corataa oiuniecrs immediately. By orUei of Brig. Cen. DOWNS, Coin. 2d Brig . S3." 33233jX3232Nr, ATTORNEY AT LAW. BROWNVILLE, N. T. Will write $eels of every kind ami r..tr tr pnrposu, with warranted legal aocuracr; Office, iutte Banking House of Lushbaogh & Ca-Bon. -. ' REFER TO , . . - - Hon. John A. Bingham. Cad'i, O'jio " " W K Carter, Cleveland, -. ' " RP Spalding. ? t " B F Loiter, Canton, i . " S Lahm, . . . , AVmRSapp, Mt. Vernn, " ' SP Chase, Columbus, " " TUos. Ford, Manstield, . ' v ' " Jas. Craig. St. Joseph, Mo. Brownville, Oct. 22d, '57. ... 2aVMy The Steam Ferry; Boat IS COJING TO BROWNVILLE, " .- EIlASTrS E. PARKER , IS now prepared to prepare aud make out Pre-emption ra per and warraat them to le correct. I tiave taken the trouble to post myself npin regard to the Pre-emption Laws am! contested Claims, an.l wil 1 always foci pleasure in giving advice, gratis, to thoe v i:c may call on rae. Hav. ingi desire to remain rmarentry settled in Nemaha county, I will exert my time and talents to the advance ment of nr new and prosperous county ani the Territory at large. r Land "Warrarits Eouglt and Bold. OFFICE, one door West of Crane &UiU's,in Brown & llallam's tew Oflice, where he can be found at all tiaes duriiig business hours. I have wnif good claims to sell of the first choica, tim bered aud prairie. ALSO Several -good and eligible lots In Brownville, which I win dispose uf cheap for caskor on tune, imrvnas er paying ten per cent iuterest. E. K. PiBKEa. Brwtvine, K. T- Oct. 15, IS57. v2o!51y ' j . t r. LtrSIIDAlCH. J NO. L. CAKSO LU3HBAUGH c CARSON, BAMiERS AND GENERAL LAXD AGEMTS, Dealers; in Coin, t'neurrent Money, Kxrhpe and Iad Warrants, UTtOWN V1LLU, N KM AHA CO.. N. T. KKjiecial aitenticu will bo given to Buying nnfl Selling KxL-han?o ou the principal cities of the United States, xold,Silver, and uncuricnt lJauk X - tes. A constant sup ply 01 juih w arrant on nana iir sx.e, ro cash, or en tered 011 tunc for rre-eniptors. All Warrants sold by us Kuaraiiteed in every respect. Will fl le Declaratory State ments of intention to pre-cinpL, and prepare Pre-emption l'apcrj at short notice. 31 on ey loaned upon best securl tici, at vesteru rates of Interest, and hiTestments made in Lands or ity property for distant capitalists; Collec tion upon all convenient points will he promptly attend ed to and proceeds remitted in exchange, atcurrent rates. Bills of Bxchange on Kngland, Ireland, and .France,.. ob tained rt usuai raies, wr.u cont of Kxchacge on tue East added. Deposits received cn Current account aud interest al lowed ( special deposit. - i' , 1 OFFICE Afaiu St., near V. S. Land Office. Lind, Brother k. Co., Merchants, I' PliiladclpUia, Pa. AlcNaughtcn, Carson fit Co., " ..'. " lliser it White, ' ' r.alfimorc, Md. Young, Carson So Bryant.' " J no. Thompson M Hoti. Col'r of Port; K. M. Punderson &. Co. Merchants. .! X. M. Yeaklc & Co. No. 17, Broadway, New'Yorkr. ' Win. T. Smithson, Ej., Banker, Washington, D. C. J. T. Stevens, Ksa.., Att'y at Law, " , ' Jno. S. tfallaher, Late 3d Aud.. U. S. T., . " " Taylor &. Kriegb, li:iiikern, (Chicago, 111. jicciciiana, tcru;sfv Co. Merchants, bt. Louis, Mo. uoru aijis. (J. Prat' , . Hun. J. w. Geary, Ex-Gov. KansaH, Hon. Jas. O. Carson, ' P. B. Small, Esq.; Pre't S. Bank, ' Col. (Jco. Schley, Att'y at Law, Annapolis, Md.. Pcnn. Mcrcerpburg, Pa. Hagerstuwn; Md. Keokuk, Iowa. Council Bluff " ica Muiuo, " Vinton, ' " Kaston, Md. Cumberland, Md. A'harles Parntms it Co. Backers, i 11. C. Nutt it Co. " , , . Ureene, Wcare icEicc, " Douirlass & Watson, r " (i d. Sani HamUjJcton, Att'y atLaw Jul?e Tlios. Perry, 'J ' Prof. H. Tutwiler, Oct. 8, '57-v2-nl5-tf Havana Alabama. W. E. IIARVEY. - L. VAN WYCK. Civ. Ene.. Sur. k Draft'n. ' Oeneral Land A rent. HARVEY, VAN WYCK & CO., General - Land' Agcr; ARE connected with agencies ia TVaj-hioston City by which they are enabled t prosocuto claims agaiast the United States Government, or attend to any business be fore the General Iand olllce with dispatch -and to the satifaction of their customerf;. One of the firm being a practical Engineer and Survey or (having ben for many years connected with the Cnittd States Coast Surveys engaged on wotks of;mtcrnal Im provements) we are prepared to make Surveys of Towns, Parins, &.C., in any part of the Territory; and having engaged the best DralLsinan in the Territory, can execute Maps, Town Plats, aiiddi awings of all k:nds (uiechauiciil, architectural, &-C,) to the perfect satbfactiou cur cus tomers, x Ortober 22l, 1557. A-2ii51y. J0H!T P. TYSON. W. W. IIACKN'ET. TYSON & HACEHEY, GEI7ESAL. LAND AGENTS, BROWNVILLK, NKMAUA CO., N. T. LsarA Warrants Bought nnfl Sold. Land entered cn Time. C.aims aiid Town Lots Bought und Sold. Loan .Money, Xake Investments and Ixate Warrants on time, for Distant Dealers. Prc-Kmption Papers Prepared. OFFICE Next door to U. S. Land Ofllce. KEFEREA'CES fico. II. Nixon, Register L. O. C. li. Smith, Receiver, " : Suiock & Williams, L. R. Tuttle, B. It. Pegram & Co., Baukers. Brownville, N, T. 1 Lexington, 316- " Omaha City; N. T. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Warren, Pcnn. St. Louis; Mb.' St. Joseph, 'Hon, G. W. Scotield, 11. L. McGheo ft Co., ' i . - 1 Tootle Sc Fairlcigh, Vt. 1. '67 NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES. Price $2 a year; five copies for $5; bventy-live copies . for $20. The NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES is published Ev-: iry Saturday, at No. 138 Nassau Street, corner of Beekman, New York City. It is printed upon a very large quarto sheet, containing eight pages of six columns each, in clear type and upon good paper. It will contain all the matter of general interest in the Daily Times, including News from every tinarter of the world, Corres pondence from all the principle points of intores. both in Europe and America, and Editorials upon all 'subjects of interest that may arise. Besidei thU, one page every week will be devoted tochoice selections from the current Literature of the day, in order to make the paper moro norcptabld for family perusal. Every possible effort will be made, by Proprietors and Editors, to make tne New York Weekly Times the bes t weekly newspaper in the United States. Subscriptions, on the terms given' above, are respect fully solicited, !' The Pottage on the Weekly Timet to any part of the United Statet, it only ibcentt per year, paid -in ad- vanee. . : , - : : . .. t. - 1 . is jr.nii, every uuesday et: i radar, itt year4 rr ej.p.-es i:j t i i f t i ii i'.w; if.-:.t i til; h'r & J les fur $12 50$ Ten Copies for ..5." TIIE JCETF YORK DAIEY TIMES. Is Published at the same ofllce, Hvery Moruinjr. Sun days excepted. It will be sent by nail to any part of the cnirea states, at sb per annum. J he postage on the Dailti Times, to anv vlace in the LRuea maici, it a tenit per quarter, n advance. THE SEW YORIt E YEXEYG TIB1ES Is published every evening, Sundays exccDted. One edition will be issued at one, aud th other at three o'clock P. M. It will be sent by mail at th same rates as tho Daily Times. TIIE TIMES FOR CALIFORNIA: Is published on the departure of every Mail steamer. Price, in wrappers, 6 cents for Piuelc copies; , . j Terms, invariably cash in Advance. . Publication Office, No. lSSNassait St.. cor, of Beekman. RAYMOND, WESLEY & CO., Publihsers. Oct. 1, '67 DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP! THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between J. B. McAl lister, Jonas Crane & John L. Dozier, under the firm of McAllister, Dozier it Co., is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. Jonas Crane has purchased the entire in terest in said concern, to whom or to his authorized Agent all claims due the said concern arc to be paid. All claims due by the said concern are to be presented to the new firm of Crauc &. Dill for payment. J. B. MCALLISTER, ' JONAS CRANE, JOHN L. DOZIER. Brownville, N. T., sept, 13, 1857. - ' ' HUDSON GEORGE, (deputy, county surveyor) , SURVEYOR ASD LAJYB AGENT, ''- main Street, . . , 15UOWNVILLE, V. T WILL attend troiutly il faithfully to the selection and location of G.tvrrrmierit Land in the Nemaha Land District. Sitrr eying Town sitos', subdividiDg Lands. Draft IngCity Piats, and all "other btisiiiess of a general Survey or. -AVill buv and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, investi gate titles. File Declaratory Statements of intention to pre-empt, and make out Pre-emption papers at short no- lice, andalwavsoii hand to look; out claims for actual set- tiers, invostmotit. mniP f.,r distant dealers-. Letters of inquiry answered promptly. , REFER TO Daniel Beckel, Banker, John Mills, Cash. Dayton Bank, . P. P. Lowe .. ; Gr.uklc St Strong, Wood &. Nci'd, ... Moses Smith, ' ' Kyalt & Charles, Land Agents, Geo. n. Nixon, Land Register, Lushbaugs & Carson, Bankcra llrownit Hallam,- -do 11. AO. Furnas, Editor Advertiser, Scpt.24,57-ul3-v2tf Dayton, Ohio. do : ; do do do i do dJ . :. do dd Cincinnati, Ohio., Sioux City, Iowa. Brownville, N. T. do do do f do do do '"KTdtice. Notice is hereby given to all persons intere?ted in tho TOWN OF PERU, Nemaha connty, N.T., that said town was, on the ninth day cf fceptcmber, A. D. 1667, entered at the Land Otllce at Biownville, for tho use and benefit! ot'the holders of Lots and property therein. ' And that the undersigned, Mayor of said Town, Is now ready to ex ecute Feo-simpie Deeds to all persons lawfully entitled to the same. Application for Deds must bo eiadeto the undersigned, at his -office at taid Town,, knd all Lots not applied for within six mouths from the date of said entry aforesaid, will be sold to the highest bidder at pub lic sale in accordance wifhtho provisions of the Act of Territorial Legislature, entitled "an Act Regulating the distsal of Lands purchased in ti'um ror tnc Town sites. Peni,L-cpt. 17,'67-I2-3w 1 Mayor of Pern. HARPER'S WEFJvLY. a JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION. if n.ji:n's AVTEklv will contaia Sirteen l ,-iges of the si2C 4 the London Jiluttrated A'ew ,ach Naiubor com prising as much ma'ter as an -orchtftry dnodectino vol- nnio. It will be printi a in a rorm ami upon aper suit able for binding; and as the pagt:6 will he elcctrotyped, the back Numbers can always ims suppued, so that Sub scribers will be able at any time to complete their flies. At the close of oca volume, nc;u anu appropriate Cov crswill bo prepared for tho convenience of thobe who wish to bind the paper." i- -"-' TERMS : r.ARPEii's Vi:eslt wilt appear 'every Satukdat' Morning, and wilt be sold at five Cewts a Copy. , It will be mailed tc SubscribeM at the f tdlowing rates, pay ment lx;ing invariably required iu advance : One Copy for Twenty Weeks - - i w One Copy for One Tear ;- j - t . - 2 60 Oae Copy for Two Y ears - - - 00 Five Copies for Owe Year ' -' - - - 9 00 Twelve Copies for One Veer - - 20 00 Twentv-five Conies for One Year . 40 00 To Postmasters getting ap a Clsb ITwelveor Twenty- five, a Copy will be sent gratia. Subscnj&ions nay com mence with any Number. Specimen a umteis gratuit- onnlr suTinlied. - Clergj men and Teachers supplied at the lowest Cltjb i'bices. HARTSR & BROTHERS, - Fkaneuh SitJAaE, New Tork. 7 rs ITT TU "t e 4 aj O ii u waiiaut P'or Sale. - k. v. -mum. J3"nqnl-e ct W. AV. Farnas, 'AdTcrtiacr Oflice,' The Missouri Kepubiican: IV:I.I8Ui) 0AItr, TRl-WEEKLlf AJ!a,WEEKLV, BY: - GEORGE KNATF, ) ' ' - N. PAbCriAT.T.. PROPRIETOlta. ' .r - - Office ho, 11 Claestiiut.Strcct. ' TERMS OF REPUBLICAN" Ai- ' j Dally (in advance) ' . . - ' " l'. io 00 Tri-wekly, (ia advance) .- -, - .- - . 6 00 n eeriy,'(ta auvahec) - " - . r ' 2 00 SundayRepublxau, , -., - 2 00 s CASH RATES FOB ADVERTISIXG : ONE SQUARE; eight lines or less, : i ' ' $2 50 1 00 1 60 2 60 3 60 4 00 6 00 8 00 13 00 20 00 " ' three times withoui alteration, " . one week : " " n tr two Becks . three weeks ' ' ' 4 ' - AIM in.nth t " . t it two months . three mouths 4t '4 " twelve months " " Sept. 17, 1S57 . , " E.S.DUNDY, ATTORNEY AT IAA. W, ARCHER, RICHABDSON CO. N. T. ' WILL practice in the several Courts of the 2d judicial District, and attend to all matters couneoud with the Profession. War. McLennan. :Esq., of.Nctraska City. will assist me in the nrosecution of imnortxint Suit. Sept. 10, '67-U-tf ' . 1 . BOOTS and SHOES A Tremendous.Stock, just received, openedand for sale, by " I. T. VUYTE & CO. py f- PINE DOORS, For sale, by - . O ; 1. t. wutte & co. PRESERVED- FRUITS; Strawberries, Peaches, Vriurtiitbrries XcTAi.'. tot-eTmil nl; " t" '- - !; , I. T.WllYTBIA CO'S. "7 p.--) rln Tr -i 1 1 ..1"? - -i-,7 TRILLS will ia future bo redeemed at Jio counter JL in Brownvule, Nebraska, in coin or excbaiiffe: - j . o. . r 11 : , 0 ' ana ai tug louuwiug piiitco, xuurrenc or ezenango, at current raics. ; ; , j . . . : E. J. TinkhanijiCciBankers, Chicago, i, Jno. J. Anderson, i Co.. Bankers, St. Ixuisi Mo. ' ' 4 1 -: . " . . , Wa: rcn County Bank. Monraonth, rilinoia, T. L. Slackoy, & Co., Bankers, GalosburgIUsi T. L. MACKOF.Pres't Brownville, July 23-'57-v2n6. ; c TIIEjVOIAIIA iVALIEY RAXK, Bays and sella exchange, receives deposits, makes collections, and attends to alt business connected' with legitimate Banking and will bo jrepared.to extena ueasonaoie lacwities to depositora. lnterci allowed on tiino deposits. J - T. L. MACKOT, Fres i. July'23-'57-v2n6, . INews, Nebraska'City, Times. Omaha. Banner ixockporr, .Mo., and. Uugle, Uouncil Bluffs, copy three months and send bill to this office. Gsorge jTergusoa, IILLWRIGHT & ENGINEER BUOWIJ VJLLLE, N. ,T.' . ; . I ! ANNOUNCE to the public, that ho "Tprcpsred to erect Steam Zand Water Saw nrl iMuIs at short notice and reasonable terms. Repair- : r t lug oi macninerj 01 an Kina?. ALL WORK WARRANTED. lie is also Agent for ' ' ; A. B. HOLLIBIRD & CO'S Western Foundry. v CINCINNATI, O. LEE &',LEAV1TT'S : : aw Manufactory, ' CINCINNATI, O. And are prepared to receive and fill orders for anr ma- cmnery manuiaciurea or Kept on hand, 'jy these os 1. 1 . . . . . . . tablishmcnts. ' - ' 1 ' ' ' , Letters of enquiry, promptly answered. KEFFERENCES. . , Noel, Ltiko & Co BroWnfille, N. T. Steam Mill, RW.- tVrtins,"" ; ; rroitjxvja Muir, Ilann Jt Co.. " it ' ' ' M It U vllrrt Hoover.:. ' Nemaha'itvi- "P. Jf. Ko?er. ' 1 awnery, ' ' James Lr wiii, LniJen, !.4t ' If iO i'."ie:tii A. HI liaHiberI, Cincinnati, O. Brownville,' J une' IS, 1S57. ' v2 1-ly, Real-Estate For Sale. . . I HAAE FOR SALE and will sell at a bargain if appli cation be made soon : 160 Aerosol entered land part timber part bottom prairie within one and one half miles of Briwnville. ICO Acres entered land, same discrintion us above, 40 acres under cultivation, good house and barn, adjoin, lng the City of Brownville. SO Acres of excellent bottom prairie land entered, and within two miles or Brownville. 55 Acres heavy timbered bottom land adjoining Brown ville will be sold cheap for cash. ' 50 Choice lots in South Brownville. 25 Lots In the City of Brownville. 2 Shares in tho town of Wyoming. R. AV. FCBNAS, Real-Estnto A'gt. Brownville, X. T. Aug. 6th, 1857. ,.-' NEW EEEEY. Across the Shute At the Head of; the Island above BROWNVILLE To'W. S. Hall & Co's Saw Mill. rpDE nnderjigncoTannonnces to the Pnblie that he JL has pnrcnased tne r erry privilege granted Jack son Peters, at the last-Ho8vSion of the Legislature, and is now prepared with, anew and guhstantial boat, at all times to accommodate the public. Uhargos usual rates. - " " . - .. - URIAII SMITH. Jnno 11th.-1857.- -' 38-3m : . ; DANIEL , ZOOK, : Oregon,1 Holt;" County Missouri, ' Dealer in 33 3F2. ."EX, ' And .faff TT1 TpN Tf if "FT TJ' "WX fi Ujl rH. U 1 j U i. 13 . fp. ' XlJi U-Jr . J. J. w J-A rJ sr- .--V- " kV 'I ' Dye Voods; Dyestnffs,1 oils- Iairsts. ana 1'alnters Arucies 7 , f Varnishes, Window-glass and' Putty, . GLASSWARE. French, English, and American Perfumery. VINE toilet and shavins soaps, fine hair and tooth brushes, paint brusbc?, surgtstl and dent al instruments, spices, snuffs, manufactured totaeco: all the patent medicines of the day: puro wlnf and brandies. lor raeaicai purposes: cnoico toilet and fancy articles, etc etc. ' . Affcnts lor me saie 01 VCUtr' Tlalsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. ft l II II u Roger's. Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. . Osgood's India noingo?uc, .lone' American Cholaffotruc; Ouysott's Yellow dock and Sarsaparilla; flrnttK'. Tnnifl SvTUD. - - ,. Julv23. 1857. . Vnl-JIJ " w 1 . . ... . w A. W. rCETT, ' " M. G. ATILKISSOJf. PUETT. & WILKINSON, ; : AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OMADI, xM. T. ; , tt:i1 of tfl in nil business entrusted to their care . .REFEKEJ.CWJ Col. Jesse William, Gov. Jos. A. Wright, 1, Mr. F. 5f. Itoock, lion. John G. Davis, Hon. Geo- h. Miller, Fairfield, Iowa. Indianapolis, Ind, Washington City. Rockville.Ind. '.Omaha City, N. T, u & vA. c. bevan; ; OREGON, HOLT CXTTJNTT,' MO. PTTtTTS T.TTTgTRF.P ! !? iim JS Jimd f&Jk VT TTinE undcrsisrned i-ep?ctfully infona the eittrecf X of JJrownviile, ana neimm ana surrounamj counties that wo now have in opcrLon a Fine Lumber Yari in Brownville, where wo keen for sale a well neleeted stock of Fino Lumlicr rom i to 3 iuches.. Also, Fine Siding-Worked Flooring, Viwi Shingles and Fine Lath, all of which a e will sell at fair prices , - ' - ' 1 i : FOB CASH ONXr. . . . , Ii. LiiOWXiCe. ; Brownville, Jane 2 ith, 1857. . T2-j Isaiid'::igBes KlniTfilinci''' IIIUS,; Commerci allNus e i y , BL00MINGTON, ILL. The undersigned bog leave to inform th VnrwwiiiM andJFarmc-ra of the West and South-went, that tbey art extensively engaged in the uron.ir.-ti.,n ,.r ilQOTjLGIUFTED AND EUMSD STOCKS FOX XLItSESlII.S. . especially Ihe APPLE, and a few other hardy Fruilsl ""ins Fpeui near twenty years in selecting their Fruits, thexarc now convinced that their list is unsurpass ed, both in regard to the qualify and the itrvporttont iu which they cultivate. Being very desirousof diseiuiiu- linj them as widely as pwsible, they adopt 1 ho method of sending out small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as being far more practicable and safe, than to incur the great expense, delay and risk of shipping large trees, which should always be raised near where tney are wanted. Fromjtheir Ions experience they flatter themselves that they are perfectly acquainted with the above business, and they graft only such hardy varieties as succeed well on the root, and bud, on seedling stock, and the most de sirable, tender andhali hardy kinds. The grafting will be dona at the projcr season, and in the best manner. The stock will be packed securely and shipped by express, with the greatest caro iu early spring, to aay part of the W esi. They have also, cn hand, the largest and best crop of MACLURA, HEDGE PLAXXS , e.ver grown, for sale on best terms, by. the thousand or million. They may bo shipped in the Fall or Spring. Their prices for Nursery stock v. ill bo found as low as any othercf equal quality in the Union. " Catalogue and Treat ise on Uotge Culture, sent gratis to all applicant. Patronage solicited. Orders for Nursery stock should be sent prior to 2fiUi of Iiecemher. ' . Addrct-S. OVERM AN ft. MANN. Oct. 15, ,67-nl6 BloomingU-u, 111. : Eagle ; Jims.. . JAMES CAHG1LL Proprietor. MANUFACTUUES and kteps constantly on hanj for sale, all kinds of Flour. Meat, and Feed stuffs. Orders solicited and promptly filled on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for Wheat. I'or character of Flour refer to everybody that ever ued it. st . j.ei.h, ?,.:, a .i;?; 2!?, m$. xitu-u . , , est:: is; :ot;c:-V Token np. by David :.':!) re of J. !: .a county.. K. T.. ou tbci31 iay cf June, IS.)' , ... ;j :--:u biy n.re, f - m of , harness marks about N vi ii-r e ,t years oi.laod nitcen and a hall hand's in heigtit.' Appraised a( ninety dollars; before James Bishop, J. p; uci. io ,'C7 . . f. A. GOSITETl. Conntv Irlerk. '; ' ' ESTJ1A1T NOTICE.. . : Taken up, by AVr! J. Brewer of Juhnpen count r. N. T.. on the SSthday of August, IS57, oce mare muli; branded on the shoulder and hip with the letters, U. S. Apprals- oi at fifty dollars. Also, one horse mule, branded the same as aforesaid. Appraised at firtv dollars, before J. AV. Sayre, J. P. c. A. GOS11ER. County Clerk. Oct. la, '57 ST. GEORGE TOWN GO. . B&OWNVIUUE, N. T..) ' i .... . Oct. 1st, '67., S On motion the foUowinx Ecsolntions wore adontcd at a regular meeting of the Company held tkis day : Retolved, Ttut the sum of $2 on each share, be and is hereby levied for the purpose of entering tho' Town site anu improving me same. - Resolved, Should the assessment, levied bv- tho fore going resolvtion fail to be pai l into the Treasury of said Company on or before the expiration of 30 flays .from this dato, each share so failiug shall be declared forfeited, and revert bacK tot nc Company. . Resolved, That tbecretary of this mecfitur is herebv instrncted to have fee pr.KcetHngs or these tj) meetings published in the Nebraska Advertiser for four consecu tive weeks. R. J. AV'UITNEY Pres't. B. W. FcrtNAs, Scc'r. . To the Public- I FOREWARN all persons from buving anv lots, or erecting any buildings in the town of "SAN FRANCIS CO." Said town is laid out on my claim.' wliich was jumped by Mrs. Bitter, aud I by this notice make public my intention of contesting her right to the same, before the Cnitcd States Commmissioner. S3 Nebraskian and St. Soseph Gazette copy 1 Month, Send Bill to thia Office ' . . ;r .- Sept. 10, '57-1 1-1 m , , WILLIAM ED' SLOAN. :- To the Land OJJicersinthe Territories of Minnesota, i Kansas ana jscoraska: . a , By J.int Iteolution of Congress, approved 3.1 March, 1S57, valid Pre-emption claims, oa the 16th and 3Gth sec tions, heretofore reserved for schools, in the Territories of Minnesota, Kansas, and Nebraska, will be recognized where the settlement has been or may be made prior to the Survey. ' 1st, la cases where the approved plat of survey has not yet been returned, tho Declaratory Statement must be filed within three months after the receipt of such approved Plat at tht District Office." 3d, Where the Plat is now In tho Register's Office, the Declaration must be filed, within three months from the first publication of this Circular in your Land District. A failure to comply with this requirements, writ work a forfeiture o tho claim. :' " ' . ; i JOS. S. WILSON, - V ' ' Acting Commissioner. , . i ' '' - -' Ou the SGlH'of Januarj' .last, we, R.-bert IT'twk wd John O. Mclvin, purchased of Louis Neat tho ' Land ' known a Neat's Point or Alamo, in Nebraska Territory, which we have paid for la rull, and for which we holdhis Quit-Claim deed, and also a bond for a Warranty deed as soon as he shall receive a Patent therefor. The conditions of said bond oavd been complied with to the letter on our part. AA'e, the said Hawk and Melvin and our associates, forewarn all whom it may concern not to purchase ot said Louis Neal any part of said tract or town site, take any timber, coal or stone therefrom," or make any Improve ments thereon, as we Intend contesting his rights to the same in the proper courts. " . ROBT. HAWK, i ; JOIIN CI. MELVIN, S. F. NUCKOLLS, , II. XCCKLOLS, ' i j ' " M.'TOOTLK, ' ' - AVAS1I. 11EPNER, ; JACOB P. HAWK. ' M. JEFF. THOMPSON, S. II. HITCHCOCK, i AVM. E. DILLON, (t. AV. HAWK. a A. GAYMAKES. v. JONAS VANGUNDY, F. M. THOMPSON. i August, 1S57. ' " ' 103 Platte River Ferry, j The Platte River Ferry company have thsir ferry ia successful operation at the mout'o. of the , . I'latte River. This route is six miles siiorter than that hy Cedar Island and is a much better routei ". -.'..( Experienced and careful men will be ire attendance at all times to accommodate the traveling public. Rates of ferriage as low as at any'ethcr point. - - 1 W. M. SLAUGHTER. Plattsmouth. Sort. 3d. lS57: v2-nl0-3m D. n. THOMAS. - T. A. 6ALLAHER. TH01VIAS & GALLAHER Forward! nff anffCommlssion .Ne.WPipetrect Corner Second, ! v staibs 10-ly ; ST. LOUIS, MO ? , Emigrant Land Hunter ! ! ! 1 HOYT c SMITH ; IIMLMI r AND ;; . .. Nemaha City, and Pleasantvillo, H. .T. . Land Waxranta Bought and Sold. iAJffO ENTERED OS TIME. Land Claims and ToATrr Lots .r ' . BOUGHT AND BOLD. ..: . AND ' .': ; Investments Made for . Distant Dealers: BEING practical Surveyors and one having ha 1 three years experience in the "Af est,"' will devote our entire time aud special attention to tne Jeiecton anutiuryoi land or claims for settler, and all those desiring choice locations. " ' Address, . , ' : . .TJOYT i. SMITH. J " Xemaha City, N Tv- REFESS TO v A R(nylcr, Repnbiiq, Seneca co.j Ohio.' r- ' -ii Y Searles, Tiffin City, " " ' " , r .. 1 lr P Innskeep, DaVtoiif Irrwa-co.; Iowa: - - -Rev W King, Archer, Richardson co., N, X. . S Wisemaft, Genoa Biuffa, Iowa. v. J F Schuyler, Novelty Works. N. Y.- r . , ... r ' P Ferguson, Brown ville,N,.T - - . ,V ' Clinton D Turner, Attica, Seneca co., Ouiov 5 V3 Lettprs f EnanirT Promptly Answered.fJ August 13th. 1357. jO-uH ly 1 wm jty. sm 431. WM Bl CK tfSI 9 B LOOhnTO ' Co To On Main Street, ' ( Where son will find the lett and Cheapest Groceries : IN BROWNVILLE, AT WHOLESALE Oil BET AIL. rTMTE subscriber would invite the public to call L and see his larjre sttick of Groceries, which have been selected with great care, and are now offered a t unusually low rates; Fcrsoas in . want of CofTe, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Cheese, Confectionery, Fresh Fruits in cans, Tobacco. Segars, Candies, to., and any other articles nsuilly kept in a Urocery and A ancty Store, will find it to Licir advantage to eall before purchasing elsewhere. Also, by the whole sale, as ae a stock of Brandies, Wines, Gin, Monon trahela,and hye AA hisky, bchnaps,LhampaxnQ win? A?., as ever was broughfi up the Missouri river. Fih of all kind?, constantly on hand. Country Froduea A anted for which the highest pneo will bo paid A share of pa blie patronage is rerpectfnlly solici ted. - J. JL DAVIS. ' . Urowanllo, Juno 18th, 18i7, ?2 1-Saa Por(eiNSiiiit of the Time, General Purchasing Agency, ' ' THE 'constantly inJreairig drriand ttpoJi s t execute c-)iiuuijsiotisfortheptrchaseol all kinds of articles, both for residents and iioit-re.-idi?ir.sof the city, h is imiucod us to CaUblUh, in connect ioti with our newspaper enter prise, a ' rarcliasin? Bureau under the itimie'li.ue supervision of o:.eorjtnir firm, a.; sistcd liy the most accompli lieu e.vpctt, jor tu; i-ijvM any article in the world. Particular attention til bejoid to Iho pe.Uoa. pnr ch:i.e. a:i.l sa'.e vt thorough-bred Oak- and Kore Si.-k, trsitirtt Dops, Ferrets, and fancy Fowls, C.irriae. Bnggv, and Saddle Horses, Carriages, l(;trncss atul'Sail tie. Tun AVau-hes, every doscnt tion ot Fire Armi. portii r Arti cles, Fishing K.k1s and Tackle, Mnsio andMuMcal m-tru-ment, Yachts. Sail and ILiw Boat.-, Funuturc, lino Wines, Liquors, and learii) Cricket and P.alllUts, Pls, &c, .c. Agricultcral l.Mf LH3it.NTS,of the latest and must improved kin.ls; Seeds,-nant.-l, Kruit, Pnrcst and Shulo trees, and all kinds of Books treating oil Kubjevtsof im portance to the Farmer, Horticulturist, and Florist. , State Rooms Engaged in advance, on Steamer and Packets to leave for Europe, rilirornia, the West Lidies, oranypartof the world. This will obviate the necessity to residents of inland t.iwns, and places whtjre no steamer agencies esist,of coming to N'-' York two or three weeks in advance as they arc now fr. - eutly required to d.i cither to obtain "pasace, or to sci.a:e eligible atcomnnda tions. Iu this department, we will bo rcau' to secure Rooms at Hotels at favuj-aM rate, as to protect the stranger from iunKjSK:i tswell a incouveidence ; anL ia short, to perrorm an? Uescription of commission that would ordiuaiiiy rciiira'theprcsbtiCB of the party himself. Gentlemen who desire to form LibrarliM. or who may widi to procure the Choice Literature ef the day, fan always, rely upon our judgement and seicctl.ni. Also, Blank books aud Stationery, and Book and Newi Paper, for printers. FH ' , FORTnE LADIES, we will prnenre the latest Fashion Platef, styles of Bonnets, samplesof the newest varie ties of goods, cosmetics, perfume, and fa no- articles, aud we shall always be pleased to f untish everything connect ed with their wants. In short, for any service which may be required, the public may rcty upon us, with the moot perfect confidence lor lldelity, and dispatch. Apply to ' GKD. W. WIT.KES & CO., v. - - pa mt. I.;.... .3 ii ye nr. : I' . il Fa-r. . Si ItttHAKU HiUtfS, Pioneer of Ne'uruaa. f SI 1 i f t La it Ca.-..'i - a a i iha V ailey i'4 c HALLALI, .1773 U.-zx. JLJ r-ik- oLa BROWNVILLE NEBRASKA. OCR attention will be given to tho following business viz: To the buying of B.ink nates, and loaning juoiicr, cn goIt.ecunty, . " " and seliing of Eastern Expanse. " " " " Iind AVarrants, , " collertion of ilebts in Nebraska, Iowa, Northcin " Mbsoijri, and Kansas. " buying and selling or farm, town lots, or ncita " proved lands. ( " selection and entry of Lands for settlers" or others, either with land warrants or money. Remittances can be made to us in Drafts, or .Deposited with Banks or Bunkers 6ubicct to our order. Wewill enter lands with Warrants or Ca.'h, pay all fees, taxes and commissions for one-third of the gross prott.s, accruing from the sale of the lands. In Nebraska and Kansas from two to three millions acres of the finest lands in the Union arc being ottered for rale. Foreign capitalists will find here a rich field for in vestment. Investments judiciously made in AVesteru Iamliaiid town lots arc ujw paying from fifty to five hun dred percent. .We solicit the patronage of the public, confident that cur experience and knowledge in the business will enable ms to give entire satisfaction. .. Having a large acquaintance in the Mississippi valley it will not be difficult to give references when required by corresponents, as regards onr stamiing; and will at all times cheerfully answer all letters uf enquiry. Brownville, June 25th, 1857. vC2-f t BROWNVILLE STEAM MIILIL, NOEL, LAKE & EMERSON. rEJro-wxxxrillo, 3T. 27. N. ;L. .Wo would rospectfully inform tho citi rens of Nemaha county and adjoining JIi;iuri, that we have always on hand a large and well selected supply of LUJIIJE!?, which weean fnrnfch at low er rates than any mill in tho Territory. . Market prices paid for logj delivered at the yard or on th? b:ink of the river. All orders accompanied with the cash, will rccciv our immediate attention. A. li. IIOLLABIRD & CO., Machinists, ; Founders and 7? "On $y liont sir da", TTeitcf ZtaitX Would most respectfully inform their friends f.nd the public generally, that they aro new pre pared to execute all orders in thcirline, with prompt ness. Having lately enlarged their shop and with the increased facili ties they now possess, they hope to merit a continuation of the liberal patronago which has heretofore been extended to them. aw Mill Engines cf every Description. Constantly on han l: consisting of the rfaah, Circu lar and Mnley. Mill Gears and every description of Jastings, warranted to be vtcll made in every particu lar. They have also a Boiler Yard attached to their establishment, which enables them to oversee all work in that lino furnished by them, and are pro pared to work on as rea3onablo terms as any other shop in tho country. Those in want of anything ia our line, would do well to give us acnll and examine our new patterns Stearrii TLSill, Patent Doilable Mill, THE subscribers have entered into a partnership under the firm cf Iteed, Holabird & C.t to manufacture the J. C. Reed, latent Fortable Grist Mill and are now prepared to furnish all those in want of a rrood Corn or Wheat Mill that for dura bility, simplicty and economy ; excel a ny Mill in the world. Ou tho late exhibition of tho Mechanics institute in Cincinnati, a Gold Jfsdal was awarded tbemforit. ' It is adapted to nil Grain grinding purposes : it 13 superior to all others for themostextensive Merchant Mill, a3 it is tor grinding the larmiers feed by Horse power. lho above Mills aro manufactured by tho under signed at tneirsnop m Uinumnati, u., whero they ecu be 1 urnisihed in any quantity at short notice. Ihe abovo Mills warranted to perform as follows: ?A in. diam., per hour 50 B. Corn, 25 Wheat, $300 30 " " 30 " 15 M U 21 " " w 20 13 " 200 20 a u n ifi 8 " 160 As this MTil tells its own story, it is unnecessary to quote from oar numerous recfjimcndations, received. LTFOKD. J. T. HORN Lyford & Horn, W HOLESALE AND RETAIL j. . . " Dealers in 23zD3T CSrbods ' fT 1 j. - . - , AND GROCERIES, - HARD WAKE," QUEENS WARE, : 2300TS, HATS AND CAPS, It ails, Plows, Stoves, Purnitarc, &c 1 SONORA, MO. April 9th, 1S57. '.. 4.Vtf J 15.000 IbS. Of BaCOIl For sale, cheap for Cash, by LYFOIiD t IlOIih". fcouora, ilo April 9th, 13a7 . -4:i-tf F. LAKE. Brownville. AV. II. IIOOATR. Nemaha City. LAKE & HOOVER. mmm nil AND N0TARYS PUI5LIC. ' Erowavillo and ITcmaha City, NEBRASKA. TERRITORY. "YT71LL promptly attend toIand Agencies, Faying V V taxas, Drairing money, buying and seiling Ken! Estate, buying and selling en UofflinIsion, Making Collections lor distant dealers, and all kinds of business pertaining to their profession. Particular attenWin will bo given in filing declara tory statements to pre-empt on 1 procuring War ranty Deeds from the Town authorities. Persons ewhinlTows Urr?. residing at a distance wishing to procure Warranty Deeds will do well to place" the agency -in our hands, ( al w a j f presenting their Quit claim Deeds for said Lot f Srithin tho ex piration cf six uicnth?, aj after that tinio all l&U cat Deeded will b-3 sold. Blanks always cn hand. 5. B. Letters of inauirv answerel Tromitlv. March 2. '1,1. A Ay " D. K. Thomas, General Broker and Forwarding Aterchaat. Ho, 20 Pino Street, corner SocoLd, up stairs) ju!yl6v2a5 ST. lock, Mo. ... AYER'S PILLS, ANEiT and sinilarrr sucecG?nl remedy for Gift cure tf all Eiiious diseases Co3titcness, Indi pestion. Jaui'e, Dropsy, IthcimatiHrn, Fever Gout, Hume. .Nervousness, Irris.itility.InilaTnina . tions. Headache, Fainu in the Ereast, Side, Eaci, and Lim'bs, Female Complaints, &c &c Indeed, very few are the diseases ia which a Fnrgative Mi?Ci cine is not more or less rerjuircd, lCndimuch sick flees and sutlering murht be prevented,- rf harm less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used". No person can feel well while a costive habit of body prevails ; besides, it soon een crates seKorw an J often fatal diseases, which might have been avtilcd1 bv the. timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike trua of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and' Uihous derangements. They all tend to become of1 produce the deejy seated md formidable distemper which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable family physic is of the first importance t the public health, and this Fill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of it3 virtues by Fhysicians, Profes sors, and Patients, L.j shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cure have been effected beyond belief, were they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who hava testified in favor of these Fills, we may mention ; Frcf. J. M. Locke, Analytical Chemist, of Cih cinnatf, TvLose high professional character Is ca-" dorsed by Jokx "McLean, Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States. v . Thos. Coti-wtv, Secretary of the Treasury. I.'r-n. J. :.t. WKia.nr, C-ScrAcr cf I v:i. : ' H. I,cvav.--:;T;r, rrcat wir.s ro rr c f i: We ' i. J. -1 r. 11 .'. I.. : I v: . , ' t ' ' " .' '.. A - - 1. X: -t 1.- -1 L.. A-v S. Li.t. vso & Co., i'rcjr s of t:.e I-ioLvpcuUU Hotel, aad many others. ' ' Did space permit, we could give manv hundrsa certificates, frora all part where the Fills h:ivs been used, but evidence even more convincing" than the experience of eminent "public men is found fci their llects upon trLaL ' , These Fills, the result of.loTig investigation nnl study, are offered t6 the public as tha best and most complete which the present stata of metLcri science can afford. They are compounded not of I the dmsrs themselves, but of the medicinal virtue 1 only of 'Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemicrj process in a state of purity, and combined together m such a manner as to insure the best ref.ult3. "rh" system of composition for medicines has been f '.' 1 in tto Cherry Fectoral and Filis both, ti pn,.' a mre c'" rient remedy than had hitherto been o!l tur.cd I v nny process. The reason it perfectly o' vioiH. V'hile by the-old mode of compofdtion, every medicine ia burdened with more cr hrss of ci monious and injurious Dualities, by thlt each lidi vidual virtue only that is desired for the enrativ effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual ities of each substance employed are left behind, m curative virtues only being retained, llenro it is self-evident the effects Bh'otild prove, nn they liave proved, more purely remedial, and the Fills a scrvr, more powerful antidote to disease thaa any other medicine known to the world. ..'';' -As it is frequently expedient that my medicine should be taken under the counsel of an attending Fhysician, and as he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formulae by which bofh rny " Pectoral and Fills are made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United States and British Amer." jean Provinces. If, however, there should be any one who has riot received them, they will be promptly forwarded by mail to his request. Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition was known ! Their life consists in their mystery. I havo no mysteries. "The composition of my preparations is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on tho subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Tectoral was pronounced by scientific men to te a wonderful medicine before its enects were known, many em inent Physicians have declared the same thin;r of my Fills, and even more coufidentlyf and are will ing to certify that their anticipations were mora . than realized by their effects upon trial. ' They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulat9 it into, healthy i""t:on remove t.ie csstructrins-or the stomach, l."-- !, liver, and ether organs of the body, rest rtr g th'-ir irregular action to health, In! by eorreftir b"rever thy er'".. ;c!i deran jt . ' cents as are the first ori.rin cf iL-n. Being sutrar-wrapped, they are plcnr.nt to tVi . and bein,? purely vt-gtWiAe, uo Larui caaJai; iixn -their use in any quantity. . For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY . , " DK. JAMES C ATER, ' , Practical andAnalytical Chemist, . LOWELL, MASS. Pries 25 Cents per Box.' TW Eoxoa for $L ' SOLD BT - ' " J. IT. MAUN, & CO.. Brownville, k Bernard. A.l.imsA Co., St. Luis. And all Drugists in the United States. Juno 2ith. 1Sj7. rt . Moicc. Editor "Xelratla Adccrtiirr1": Dear Sib: In looking over tho last number of yjuf. pnper a notice attracted my attention signed Ly Jerome Hoover, Esq., la which ho stitejthat curtain stories ate in ciroulation that the un lcr?igncdelnini some interest in Nemaha City for the purposo of in juring its prosperity., It may dntiuitewell to.rir-. culate a report of that nature where the facts an unknown, but to those knowing tho fcts such it statement is merely foolish. And for tho purpose of giviDg a fair opportunity to persons to aocortHtn the facta we hereby warn all persons from purchasing any pretended claim cr interest in the said town of JS'emaha City, frmn th saidJeromo Hoover, as he has e'oIJ and rcceii'cd pay for nine-twelfths of .uiid town, and suit is now pending to place tho ufldorsighed in possession of the intercut by them purchased in the same: and they have not authorized tho said Hoover to jell or duso of -nny . ' portion of their interest, but directed iuit to b- bronghtlong since f r its recovery. 1 our?, Sc., r. T fltC'TTT J.NaDOMPUAN'i . -' JA?1.1K).NILHA., B;L. BALL AUD. 11. c. r.isuop.. ;l. i:i;iii. ' . a. (J. woonw.vr.D. "S. F. KrCKf.I,LS. chas. f, holly- Jfarch 2Stli,isS7. Lximber ! Lmnbor 1 1 t 1IOADI.Y is. Mi l. Wliosc new Stesm .Mill ha ju.-t g-110 into cperitiAn'H the Ira!rie ForTert opposite Brownvirip, are now prCJai ed to furnish the public with every leiral!o vart'tVI V Innihcr, 011 short n.tico anl rcas.naMe twn. t T,n-,o Lcii'i an nnusual amount of hard wood timber itvtko vlci: ify, we are prcpircl to pay particular attoniUn ! filling np orders Tor 0.1k and Walnnt ltniir.- In ih.n v everything nceUM la this cuuntry nn be foimd at th;. Mill. liOADLY 4. Ml llt.. Sept cmher 3d, 1857. ' .-2nI--.f .THE.PRSSS. 39 A NEW DAILY IvEYTSrAl'EK. By John W. Fornej, . I PROPOSE estahlicbing a First Class Dnib'Nimhw- per in the City of Phila.leiphia, leLweon U10 i'JtlM in ly arM the 1st uf Augtwt, to be entitled, f,TXlE PUE.S," I H E ITtnsg" will be Democratic' in il polity s. ni will sustain the policy of the present Nat.'osal Adruknii traticn. ' . - iris my deterrainatlon to make U woTtay- cf thenar. p.rt of every chiti of readers.'. Dignity, vimarge aad in dependence, in tho utterance of my Mentimnt, eiif.ri)rte and ctll-ieii'-y ia thu Comiuercial, I.iteran- ar.d Ners 1;- partments, and rerpect forUie opiuiuus J others, will be kept cjiisdantly iu view. . . 1 hare embarked all my,em means iinhis pmwt anil intend building up a journal that will not only be tc1- itahie to our city and iute, tut will fui'iudv m a.1 nde pendeat livciioo4.' , ' ' 1 : 1 - ( ' -. 1 ' ' ' A'somswiat ex?n.ie expcTienre lripuHc l:'w '111J many years' owmectii-n with JuaraanVm, will, 1 ln t, cbtain for 'The Press," a fatlira'c reception. My frierKis ir t(.o lUffcrrnt Wartl ar.d Coxntlnt.f Pf:i::?ylvni.,, au'l in 1 thcr Stnte, wi'l plme inc. t !. r many obligations by givU.A '"The Pre?.s" a te!pin0 lmnJ. 1 - t : TERMS OF TflI3 PRESS." ' - - Daily (per annum) iu advance - - ""-V, $S Weekly . j . ' ' -.,' -'- ' '1 .1 . Address 'the E.Iitor and Proprietor, at therffl-c "f "The Press,'1 N-. 417, Chetnut Street; rest o P nl var.ia Bank BiuMi!.:, ahuve Fourth Street. PNIa-Ieli li. . . JOHN' W. FOBNJ'.Y. For Sale, "I p. 0 Acres extra fi:ie,l.in:, F.--e;ptd. w!riMftr -lut' miles of trownvillo, to seres Ut'tnt, IM -ra timber, fine st.ue ;ikl wter 1'ur Sti' - bar.-a application hi made socJi. K." W: rtTSXAS; Oct. 1, '07 " '-7 As-entv joXs CRASS. i;i:oi)OSi:' Eli.:. "7" A JL roKWAniiiNo AyDtoMr.iisiy mjrciiajsh. AND STEAM BOAT AGENTS. - ATholesale and Ketail Tellers l.i Dry Owl. OnmiM, Uard'A'arc, Qnwnwro, Foraiture, Staves, ' Flour, Oaooti, Vc . -sept. 24, -57 DiiowSTlLtl, K. T.
