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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1858)
. . , -- ..-j nm.Muui,...'-. '' ' . w.J.ii in fun ailfnwiiiaai n i mi ! in-i W T 1rlT ff-'Tr-iiii I in nn -- 1 a r Tlimi - - " 1 1 " mj-Mmaiiiwii mmi THEADYEBTISER, BRQWyyiLLE, FEB. 5, JSTS. TERMS: , vino year, If P' in advance, . - 2.00 ' '? - - " ettbeendof 6montbs, s 60 m m. m - " " " " " g 00 nut cf t J or more will be furnished at $1,60 per v P',llM c"f'11 acoonipAUiea the order, not ' " JOB WORK. " --...raeent extensive .addition! of New Type, CuU, Zrri Ia Bron,e' Card, ic., made to the "Adver "rnmM. we claim to be able to torn out Job "Work in tL,erni-urpafed hy any office. The proprietor being finical printer himself, -and Ibavriig in his employ an -tical printer nimseir, -ana aavmginhis employ T,pliW and experienced rancy Job Printer, is de moei n"t to be out-done in the execution of Job Work. JTJL fning ene of Foster" latest Improved Card Jl, ) Blank". Work in Colors, Bronze Work, bx.; will jrw;U) particular atint ion. . . .. Zr, from a distance wiii be pco-aipUs- attended to, JjrrauU'd to give satisfaction or ne pay. : To Correspondents. ' TntLLis Killed jcsetor" has been jved and will appear next week. II. S. W." shall Le enlightened on the pain question in due time." . Hon. FtS-fiB Fxrccsos will again ac cept our thanks for continued favors. Hon. Wm. Bigleb. of Pennsylvania, please accept' our thanks for public documents. ; Agricultural 3Ieetlng. , hi" to notice not heing received by jcumberof the Directors, tha meeting jllie Nemaha County Agricultural So c?tT was postponed until the coming Sa turday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. 'Will meet it the Advertiser office. - - - R. W. FURNAS, Sec'y. Medical lectures. By the kindness of the Directors, we kail the pleasure on Tuesday evening last l - w of hearing the first of a course of Lectures, king delivered by the Faculty of the Medical Department of the Brownville College, to the class. This first was del ireredby Prof..A6.NOLD, in which he gave satisfactory evidence of a thorough know- kJge of his profession : His subject was -The Boses." ; j . .. On Wednesday evening Prof. Holla ,it delivered a most excellent Lecture. Subject: "Pathology' These Lectures are perhaps not under stood by many. It is not supposed that J who attend, are preparing themselves far the practice of medicine. They are i incalculable benefit to all classes, and sLould .be attended by all who wish to tnotc themsehn. The present cour.se, consisting cf forty lectures, will be deli vered for 85 per scholar, being the small ran of 12 lr2 cents per lecture. One lecture, if properly heeded, is worth the wtale amount. In addition to the benefits received by individuals, who become stu dent?, they are assisting to build up an institution of learning in cur midt. Let ill therefore, whether they think of be- raiintr rractiuoners or not, lend their aid iJ influence to sustain this laudable en trrnse. C ur Ferry. We desire to -mention for the benfit of the traveling public that such is the pecu kr course and situation of the river at this point, that it is the last in this, "upper country to become closed by ice. It has not been closed this season. Either the r.eara Ferry Boat or Yawl have crossed trery . day, the ; floating " ice has, for : a nmber of days prevented the former from running. '-"The reason of this. is,, a iarp bend in the river a few miles above this city, at which " place the ice invaria -J gorges. . . ,. ' Ice: ' . ; ; The weather ias been such the past ?ek, that those who have ice houses' We been enabled to rUl them with this sdispensible ingredient of "mint juleps," cold lemonade, three cents a glass," it-Ac " ' Messrs. Bennet, Likins and Donough, put up seme hundred tons from, the ia at the upper part of the city, with to supply steam boats the coming mer. Success to the new trade. Can Ton Do It? A friend has handed in for publication following' arithmetical exercise, that fond of figuring may have an oppor to try their hand : . A dies, leaving an estate of S16.000 at ren ner cent, interest; the sum of the ncipal and interest to be equally divid wtwen three sxjns, B, C, and D, whose re?wive ages at the death of the parent S, 1Q, and 12 years; each to recieve iiiareas he arrives at maturity, 21 reari What is the amount due each ? HieXe w Volumes or Blackwood and tte roar British BeTleirs , Comraenctjs as follows : North Brit i Edinburgh, London Quarterly, West- er, and Blackwood, January; 1S5S. subscrption prices ar3 for Black i or anv rinp nf thf Reviews. 3 a Blackwood and one Review, or any J Reviews, $5. The four Reviews, S. V-wood and the four Reviews, $10. Postage, which should be paid erly Ln advance, on the four Reviews Blackwood to any post office in the ed States, only 80 cenis a year. iael- fourteen cents on cachReviw, 24 cents on Blackwood. Address. L. Scott &i Co., Publishers, i?Md Sireet. corner of Fulton." New , - . . tork. The present ' is a favor chle time a iich to commence with these valua ;;? periodicals. "Cosmopolitan Art Association. Owing to the financial crisis, through which the country has jc?t passed,. thedU rectors of this association, on summing up me nooks on the 28th of January the day on which the annual distribution was to have taken place found that the actual number of the subscribers fell far short of what was necessary to save the institution from heavy loss. It has been determin ed, therefore, to postpone the distribution until the 25th day of March next. It is hoped that those desirous of encouraging tie line arts will lend a helping hand. . A club has already been forwarded from this city. If there are others who desire to become members, we will take pleasure in forwarding their names; or you can ad dress C, L. Derby, actuary, No. 518, Broadway, New York. Recollect you get any one of the three dollar magazines Emerson Si Putnam, Harper, Knicker bocker, Godey, Graham, Blackwood c. -a ticket in the distribution of a gTeat many thousand dollars' worth of works of art among which is Power's Greek Slave and become a member cf the associa tion for one year, for the small sum of three dollars. ,- Our exchanges contain nothing jmpor- tant or late from Washington. . ' Tiiirtj -Fifth Congress Rencontre lu the House. ; Washington, Feb. 6. . house. - The whole' night was w-astedpn trivial motions. ; i At half past 6 this morning, Mr. Quit man submitted a resolution that the House adjourn tillMonday next, whenthe sub ject under consideration the Kansas mes sage shall be resumed, and the Vote on the pending proposition shall be taken . without further delaj, debate or dilatory motions. Unanimous consent was given for the in troduction of the resolution, whice. was agreed to;' and the Speaker announced the House adjourned till Monday, when the subject will come up as a special or der. " " - Just before two o'clock the House was, tnrown into a violent excitement, ana a, fearful scene of confusion. It appears that while Mr; Grow of Pennsylvania, was walking down the aisle of the Democratic slue of the Hail, Mr, Keitt, of South Carolina, and a. friend approached him, and a slight squabble en sued, and Mr. Keitt struck Mr. Grow. The parties were separated - by. their friends but they continued to exchange words in an evidently excited manner, and Keitt again dealt a blow at Grow, and the latter knocked Keitt down. Crowds of their respective friends then tushed 'to the rescue, ana various memocrs on eaoc siue encrarred in a fight in the area fronting- the clerk's desk. Vashburne of Illinois, was conspicuous among the Republicans, deal ing heaw blows. The Speaker loudly called for order and called on the Sergeant-alj-Arms to in terfere, and that functionary, carrying his mace of office, together with his as sistants, hurried to the scene, and crowd ed into the thickest of the fight, in which at least a dozen members were engaged, but it was some minutes before the con-1 test wa's quieted, the members very reluc tantly returning to their seats. There was now a dead calm in Comparison with the scne first enacted. 1 Mr. Campbell of Ohio j ' said - that he foresaw disagreeable feelings would re-( suit here from the exciting questions com nected with Kansas, and was called to or der by Mr. Barksdale. ," ' Mr.-Campbell said that he wished the gentleman from Mississippi to know that he was his peer -a member of Congress who was a witness to the difficulty Sn the House between Grow and Keitt, and gave the following particulars. , 1 Grow objected to Quitman maknrg any remarks. . '. - ,;r? : Keitt said if you -are going to object ti turn to vour own side of the House. Grow responded that this is a free hall and every man has a right to be where he pleases. . 1 ' Keitt then came up to urow, and said he wanted to know what he meant by such an answer as that ? Grow replied, that he meant jtist what he said, that this was a !free hall: and that ' a man has . a right to be where he nleasrs. X . - . . . . . 4 Kent taking urow by the tnroat said I will show you you know you are- a damned B ack Republican puppy, urow knocked his hand up saying I shall oc cupy such a place m this hall as 1 please, and no nigger driver can crack his whip over me. Keitt then jrrabbed Grow by the throat, and Grow knocked his hand away, when Keitt came at him and Grow knocked him down. The fight took place at twenty minutes to 2 o'clock this morning. Browniille College. JjKOjrxvn.LE, X. T. February 22, 185?. : Torsuaut to o ill, the trustees ,pf the Brownville College to-day met at the cfHco of Drown and Ual- lam. All present. ... . . ,-, On motion, A. L. Coate was cLo3en chair-tan pro tern, and an eloction of permanent officers gone into, which resulted as follows ; v. 7 v.- P.C. Saxdeks, rrefident. 1 ' K, W. FnsxAS, SecreUry. R. Brows, Treasurer. On motion, the following resolutions were mna- nimottsly adopte d : IUolt&, That Luther LToadley .John McPherson, A. S. Holladay, U. C. Johnson, nnd Wm. Arnold, be and are hereby appointed Directors of the Medical Department of the Brownville College, to take effect tram and after leb. 16, Jb5S. . t i Jlctolecd. That we hereby tender the following position-", in the Brownville College; to the following persons : ; '. lYesident, Bcv. T.W. Tiptox, of Dayton, Ohio, Professor of Lar.cuaccs, Iiev. J. M. Ewino. of Savannah, Mo. Professor of Chcmbtry, E. D. Alle.v, A. B, f la-ow nviUe.N. T. ProfejMrof Mathematics, J.H. Claek, Esq of Nemaha City. X. T. . Jictolced, That the Secretary ia hereby inFtruetcd to have printed, and circulate! a petition to Con gress, asking the donation of 10,001) acres of land to aid in the erection of suitable College buildings,,- ia or near the city of BrownviiieT Eetolctd, That our Delegate in Congress be re quested to use bis best endeavors to secure the above named appropriation. On motion, Adjourned to meel on call cf the Secretary. A. L. COATE, Preedont pro tei. C W. FUKXAS, Secre try. 1 . ' UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS ! ! in. t " PUTITAMS IiIOIirilLY".1 ! TWO GREAT T&AGAZIXTS IX .OA'EI 90,COp Copies tne Fhst ,3IoIi!! i atAGxiriciiT nioGKAJOK ro isa. $20000 . J-V SPLWDID WORKS Or ART. ' FIV&DOLLiiTElrGRAVIXIG To Every Sulscriber. ' - THE GRE.IT LIBRARY OFITER. AGENTS GETTINQ EICH I " The union of Zmprum w. t.i Montlilj- has given to thecoiwoiidated t-rk a circulKtion econd to tut one siaiilar pubUct-tlon in the sountry, and VT. ti "uiHuauon or literary and artistic Ulent probably unrivaled by any other magaxine u the r. J?' Dxir2g the flrst m,mth- th w1 tbo trade and dcurand from itibacribert exceed txl 110,000 copiei,aiid the nuntbera already isFa.d of the consolidated wokare uniyerwliy conceded to have gurpassed in the richness of their liteniry contend ami the beauty and profusenesa of tbeirjiictoml it lust fa; ions, any AUgaxine evar be fore ihbiiixl from tbe Ameiican prcsg. nconraBcd by thci ideuc of lavor, the publisher! have determin ed to commence the ww volume in Januarr with ti:i additional attracti.jiis, and to olTer anch induceiJirtltg to' subscriber, as cannot fail to place U, In circulation, at the head of American .Magazines. With tbee view they now announce tbe fiillowiiiir nitii;rf They haTe purchased that s-jperb and costly steel-plate "The Last SutTDer " r -. and will present a copy of it to every "Three-dollar sub- PIHhe. ye!,r lb5S- u waB enewed at a coit ot oTet S,O0Q, by the late celebrated A. L. Dick, from the oiiKitaLfiaphae!- Morgaen, after Leonari De inci aal is de Ingest ttccl-plaie engraving ever cx ecuu in this country, U ing three times the size of the ordinaay three-dollar engravings. The first impressions f this engravins are held at $10 anditwastho int-uuon nf the arrit that none of the engravinps should ever be otTered utr s less aura ' than $5, boUigrii-biy worth that amount. Thus every tliree dollar subscriber -will receive the Mairaziiin mm r,.jr cheapatUS andthi splohdid engraving, richly wortfc $5; thus gcUiug for. $3 i.he ralue of $3. " ne-EoaUitaiuWMicec-.rikirjE uffihe ansrrjvinit ir .mo- of so Urge a plate can be taken as fast as they will be cauea tor by subscrOrs. WeshaU, tbm.for; firmish tbem in the order ia which subicriptions are received. Those who desire to obtiin their cngravinus earl, and from the first ImpreRSjou should solid in tlirir milhK scriptions withont delay. The encrav jicn can ha m,t on rollers, or in any otter manner, as salucribcrs shall order. $20,000 IN WOSKS OF ART. In addition to the superb engraving of Tbo Last Snnner which will be presented to every three-do! ar subscriber for 1858, the publishers have completed arrangements for the distribution, on the 6th day of December. 18M. of a series of splendid wcrks of art, cens-isting of one hun dred rich and rare Oi 1 Paintings, valued at from $100 to jsiuuu eacu. also magniflceiit Meel-Plate Engrav irign. -Worth frm $3 to (5 each, and 1000 choice Itnlidar 4ooks, worji iroiufjl to $a ench, making in all over three th(usand gilts worth twenty thousand dollaM.' : i Inclose $3' to the puijl.sliers and you will -c aimcnci receiving tbe Magazine l y return mail. You will also recrjve tviUt tbe Urst 4'rT nauibcred subscription re-, teiptttiiling you to l.bn D!;ravingof ' , .1 , ! - 4THE LAST SUPPER." "' and a chance to draw one of tile?- three thouiand pt'ias.' REASOKSWHTYDt SIIOCLD SCBSCRIBS FOli EMERSOWS MAGAZINE For 1858. - - - - Firtt : Because its literary contents will, during tbo year, embracfrconU'ibiiti-jiui front over one hundred diN ferent w riiors and thi:ikirs, numbering among thent tho snopt dlstianisbed of American authors. . Second : Because its editorial departments: 'OurStu dio,' 'Our Window ,' and 'Onr Olio, will each be con ducted by an able ediior and It will nurpass in the va riety and richness of its editorial content any other ma gazine. -. n ; Third Bixau.sc it will contain during the year near ly six hundred pictorial illustrations from designs by the het American attista. Fourth : Because for the sum of $3 yeu will receive tbis splendid monthly, more r.chly worth that sum than any other magazine, and tbe superb engraving ot 'Tbo Last Supper,' worth $5. , Fifth : Because you will vory likely draw oneof the three thousand prizes to be distributed on the 26th day of December Ibta perhaps one that is worth $1000. , Notwithstanding tiiat these extraordinary inducement! cannot fail to accomplish the objects of the publishers without further efforts, yet they Lave determined to continue tbroucli the vear THE CKEAT LIBRARY OFFER. To any person stho will get t.p a club of twenty-four subscribers, eitter at one or more pubt-ofiiccs, we will present a spletflid. Library, consisting of over Tort-r Large priund oiuncs, etibracicg the most popular works in the market; The club may be formsd at the club pries $3 a year without tl e engraving, or at tie full price $3, wi:h tho wigravine of the Last Supper taeaoh subsiTibcr Lif t and descrip ion of the Library, andspecimen cupy of the M.ipuiae, will -lie forwardwl en receipt of 25 mts: Over 500 Lit rar;es, nr 8,000 volumes, have already been oisiriDuiea in accoraanco wiin tnis otter, and we s BouM be glad of anopiortunity to furnish a Library to every clergyman, to every school teacher, or to some cue at evaty-.pest-efflce in tie country. .; SPECIMEN ENGRAVING. . As we desire to place in the hands of every person who propofes to get up a club; nndalsa of every agent, ihst-v of fhe" engraving of "The Last Supper' aaa specimen, each applicant nrlo-fing us $3 will receive the engrav ing, poht-pail, b.r re'urn mail, also specimens of our pub- lictmns ana oni'ot the numbered Bubscripuoa receipt, eatiinng tne h(xnrr to txe alagaziue one year and xo eaance in the distribution.. This offer Is only cuido to those who desire to act as agents' or toiorm clubs. Address OAK$3f ITTI Sc. Co., ' ' i Nri. 371 Broadway, New Tort. THE NEW 10UK Steam Saw-Mill t AND ; i MACniNE COMPANY. Capital $250,000. This ccmpmy b.is been organized with the above capi tal for toe purpose of supplying tbe demand for tho " COMBIXATIOy PORTABLE STEAM SAW-MILL, AND OT.1ER 1MPKOVED MACHIXEHT. They have pnr(hf.sed the entire machinery business heretofore carried on by J. it. Emersoa tc. Co., also tbe Montgomery rt rks at Yonders on ).he Hudson, near tbis city, and with the etpetience and facilities combined in its organization are preikired to furnish machinery of all kinds Ht more libprtl rates than has ever been oC'ercd at any otber establishment. The Combination Saw-Mill was patented October 1553 and is now generally acknowledged to be the cheaper. most practical and emcicnt lumber manufacturing ma chine in the world. A large number of them are in successful operation in cifTei etit sections of tbis country. Canada, Cuba, and South America, and wherever their merits have been tested they are being adopted by lunv bor manufacturers m preference to all other mills. The following letter expresses the general opinion if those who re using the Combination Mill . Biefsrs. Kmersom & Co Gentlemen : I have tried ihe saw-ruill purchased of you, and will say that it pen fcrrns wen aiid morr than raeetsmy expectations. I am well pleased with i.s performance. I set it np on sm ill stream that afl'orded constant water about aa tfcKkasmy little linger which was. much more th.in siificientto supply thebtriler. Weareableto cut3,(X) fcetrtif beautiful lumber in 12 hours, with something less than one cord ofwd. It is the verytbiag we have so much needed in our county for a long time. ith little trouble and expense wo are able to move it from five to ten miles fierday, and set it up in the hart of the timber, which save the greit burden of hauling the lors a long distance to the mill. Tours, rctipoctful.y. JESSE KEItlt, JR., r Louisville Tennessee, ' The Company have p;irrh.t?ed Lund's Patent Feed A r Vangement. which is illustrated and described in the Scientific American for October 24. This ailds srcatly to the cmciency of tiie mil. -The Combination Mill with all the recent improve ments, and steam pjwer of 15 horses, is capable from sawing from 3.0Oou 4,000 feat in 12 hours, and is sold for S1,C50. ' THE rrF-fi-T0RK C1B CrLAR SAW-MILL Is manxifactared only by tbis Company. It is of superior cnftru ti'in. ahd sold Jor2bper cent less than othe mills of no greater capacity-. A mill with 36 to M-im h caw can be sold fur $100 to $500, and with a 20 bore ej gint and boiler is so.d f- r S'i.200. Steam Enmnet and hoUert t Engine of frcm one to too horsepower: ixjcoirwrtrr, luiiicr, i.ue and t Under Koilert furuishelat greatly reduced prices from former quotations. Prawiogs, with plans and s-peciflcations for buiWinrs and machinery funiishod gTatis tooarcastauiors. Comrxtent mechanics are sent out. to put up and set in operstion onr ma-hinery, when required. We also mannfa-Jtnre Minnie Machinet. Planing jdacntnet, lugar-.'ituiy and .uacn-.nery i uenera'. Special attention said to getting up Slia f.'inq arvi Put- lift for manufactories, and all kudsof Mili-Wright Work. The Compsnv ar srlllnt la great nnmbcrs a Palent Conical Burr Stone Mill, tor dour, corn meal, and all kinds of feed, which is pronounced by experienced mil lers the bfst mill ever constructed. It will grind mo- grain in tho same ti ne end with half the power of any mill of tbe same pr.ee in the market. V'e alio furnish otbe.- style of Griit-MiHt when re quired. tni. MONTGOMERY, President. ,' - -. - No. 371 Bro idway, New Turk. THE WEEKLY TIMES' CHICAGO, 1X1 Containing all th. reading matter ot the Daily. PiJ lULed everv Tbursd iv "(oming. SI1EAHAN & CAMERON, Edrtors and Proprietors. TERSIS. Single Subscr11rs, pr ainuro. $t,5D ' To clubs of t.;n and npwante $1 ,00. PRESERVED FRUITS; Strawberries, Peaches, Whortkberric? i.c , to bo had at I.T.WHYTE&CO'S. i : 1 1 i St4Vr"LIaniifacturerss '.ST. loujs, jfo.-r..--.-r Qffice36 Vine Street,. Manufactory on Broadway, North St: Loiis. :' Extra Caat Steel Mill Saws, """' Circular 8aws from three to twenty 'five inches fully warranted. From our I org experience in raxnufxtorics Saws, In th .Eastern States and Etgland, pnrch.i.'Mrra can depend tipon finding out poods euai to the bert lamnf actnred. S3PaxtictUax attention paid to rejiairiiqf all kinds pt Baws. t. li. &A. CARR Wholesale Booksellers, Stationers, BLXAK BOCK ELLMTAlTrilESS, No. 49, lls-in Street, St. Louis, Mo. Keeps constantly on hand, all the .Spelling Books, Arithmetic, Grammars,- fie?graphiei, Philosophies, Keadinu Books, Histories, Dictionaries, Chemistriea, 4x. now in use, which thev offer at tha t - - . LOWEST PRICES. THEIR STOCK OP - TOEEIGN AND DOMEf5TIC Stationery, Blank Books, VTrltlusand Printing Paper, Has bsen selected wiih the greatest care, ud is equal to any in the West, naving an - EXTENSINE BINDERY . Attached to their establishment, they am prepared to manufacture all kiudi of Blank Books to order, at short notice. - - -. ,. - 5IAXCTACTORY. Jliin Street, . JDrowzville. , T, Wm. T. Den, RESPECTFULLY returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Brownrillo and gurroundiriK country for their liberal und extensive patronage they have extended him for t last fifteen months since hecommenced business in tbe above place; that bs has atted up his new establishment Xcx 16. Main street, for the entire purpose of aiioominodatine all those who wun to prtronize him to have their boots and shoa mitke ta order; and having selected tbe best quality of leather suitable for tbe W.est,- ind having en gaged experienced workmen he would sav to -tb public that he is new ready to serve them osr fi TrhortMt-no- I tic with a superior article of- Boots and. jiiie, scwei or ,4 pegged, at is lotr prices as any "other esuLiishmeut in the Territory; 3"P-pairlng done on the shortest notice.3 IMPORTANT FOPif.iATIOH! ... Doctor WHITE, having removed front 12 Tine st to Xo. 7, Pine Street, St. Louis Mo., Continues to be consulted on all . Diseases of- a Private Nature. By a long course of study and practical experience of unlimited extent, Dr Whyte hag the gratification of pre senting the nnrortunate with remedies that bava never failed to cure tbe most alsrmiug cases of GONOHRIICG i 'AXO SYPllilS. Beneath bis treatment all the horrors ot Yenereal and Impure Blood, Scrofula, Gonorrhoea, Clcers, Pain' and Distress in the region of Procreation Inflammation of tbe Bladder and tidneysrAUscess, Humors, PTrgfctfot Swellings, and the long train of Horrible ffmploms at tending tbis clasa-of-dUcases -are made to beconre as harmless as thesimplestailingsof a child, -SEMINAL' WEAKNESS. Dr w: devotes "a great part of his tima" to W treat- ent of those cases cause by asecrefan solitary habit which ruins tbe body and mind, unfitting the lnfortunate Individual for either busisess or society. Some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by these early ha ts of youth are weaknem of the Back and Limbs, Dii- rines of tbo bead; Dimness of Sight, Palpitation of the Heart. Dypipsia, k ervouiaoss. Derangement ct the Di gestive rowers, fympinmi oi ionsunipuon, The fearful ejrectt an wr-mina are much to be dread ed, vix : Losaof Memnry,Confusiin of Ideas, Depression bf Spirits, Evil Forebodiuss. Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Timidity, fee, aie among the pvljs produced. Such persons before contemplating marriage i-bcmld con sult a physician oi Fkill aid experience, and be af once restored to health and hatpiness. I 'crer ana Aarue Cured! arranted! All letters containing a tee addressed to C. D. wniTE, K. D.. St, Louis Mo. will meet with prompt attention and medicine sent secured from observation. $jThe ttrxctett tecreey observed in all catet. D"n't forget the place : S3"H"o. 7, Pine St., Saint Louis, 'Mo.P 251y $6000 Scrip Wanted, For the same amount of Real Estate in Brownville at low figures. Apply to " " LUSHB AUGII & CABSON- MILTON R CLARK, WHOLESALE AKD EETAI1. DrALCB lit r CL- 3? O CGriGS, WHJES M1V LIQUORS, ' JVb. 9, Main Sired, EROWNVILLE, k'cT. riAtlXI purdiased the entire stock 'of Goods belong ing to . R. Davis, together with large and extensive additions jnst received, I am now. prepared to furnibh every variety of Heaw and Fancy frocerlcs, ' FOR HOTEL AAD FAHlLTJJSE. I have in store, and for sale cheap, a large supply of COFFEE, ' -J Best quality Rio and Java ' . .TEA, Every quality ahd price SUGAR, Havana crushed and best article ot brown sugar. - MOLASSES ' Large supply of superior Sew Orleans molasses, Bel chers ana (ividen Syrup. J TOBACCO JXD SEGARS, Extensivo variety and all cf the best brands. FANCY GROCERIES, : Consisting in part of ; : PICKLES, Jt jrcat variety and put txr expressly for faftu.y bse. ". " U PIE, FRUIT,'- Every descriptioa'of Fruit, iiuch as . Fresh Peaches. Aprios, Cherriea. Goose berries, Currants, Rubaxb, For sale cheap and warranted fresh and good. 0 YSTURS A$D SARDI1?ES, A laigo supply of. tbe best brands and warranted good. ; t TOCETHIR WITH A large qurntity of variuui articles of domestic use too tedious to mention. W 1 H E S A HDL I QUOR S, Port, . Native,". . Champa jns,---- :! ' "' w Muscat, ; , - - Sherry,, and , , Claret -Wines. Extra Quality of . Frencli and American Brandies, BRANDIED CHERRIES, TFolfe's Slieiittm Schnapps, Old MonongeLela.BourboD, and Rye COMMON WHISKEY, ALE, &c. ' CHEESE, V . : Just reccrVed 50 boxes superlofWesterh ltescTve for sale cheap for cash. - - : KILT0N F. CLAEK. Special Notice. ALL those holding account against J. It. ' Savis will call on the subscriber aLd have tbem cancelled! and those indebted to htm will please call and settle, as long er indulgence will not be given. MILTON F. CLARK. . The Steam Ferry Boat ' " And - " " -- i' :' '- EISA3TTS E. ' PARKER ' i IS now prepared to prepare and make out Pre-emption pa pers and warrant them to be correct. 1 have Uken the troubl to tvt myself trptn regard to tbe Tre-emption Law and contested Claims, and will always feel plfasttre u giving advice, gratia, to those who may call On me. Hav inga desire to remaia permanently settled in maha county, I -will exert my time and talents to the advance ment of our new and prosperous county and the Territory at Urf e . Land Warrants Bousht and Sold. OFFICE, ene door West of Crane & Eill's,ln Brown It Haltara'a ner Office, where he can bo found at all tiaies daring business boars. , I have some good claims to sell of tbe flrst choice, Um bered and pr.urie. ALSO Several good and eligible lots In Brownville, which I wUl disposed cheap for cash or on time, punia r pay leg tea per cent interest. ...... .- K. E. PABKER. Brownville, X. T. Oct. 15, 1S57. v2ol5ly y PL'E UOOKS, For saJe.by WTIYTE 4 CO. Brownville Saloon. v THOMPSON & MARSH, ' Tirst st., between Slain and Atlantic, . HAVE purchased the above named ttlwii, formerly owtied by Win. A Merman, aitd now announce their reatli- nefs to tickle tte epjcuriaa tastes of the Brown viliians i and others with every variety of gocl thiiigs uuslly kept in such estaMishments. 'Tis bore you can get your fine oysteTs, sarotnes, lobsters, fresh venison, prairin cltick ens, andsnch like and some ot that glorious food ale with which to wash It d iwn. Give us a call. Koveniber 11, ISjT. ti20-iy A. V. PtETT. M. O. WILKIHSOM. PUETT & AVILKLNSON. r a, r. A' b - h -w ;3 .. - AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will attend to all bitiinoss entrusted to their care SEFEKEMCES - CoLJessa Williams, ' ' Fairfield, Iowa. ' Got. Jo. A. Wright, : Indiacapotia. Ind. ,' I -Mr F.'Ni RoocV, ". Wasliinirton City. ' Hon, John O. Davia, "r KockviLCjlnd. lion. uco. L. Jlillcr. r Omaha City, is. T. ,:;,TE. HAYCOOKJ r Attorney at Law . ' REAL ESTATE AGEHT. Mount Ycrnon, Xemaha Co.. Particular attention paid to the practice of law and col-i lection ot debts in tbe counties og Nemaha. Pawnoe. gjnnson, ana mcnarason, eorasca Territory. Boat estate bought and sold on commission. Land . warrauts located for distant deilrrs. Pre-emption papers carefully prepared. ... REFERS TO - Sam. H. Eibert, Plattsmouth, K. T. ' II P Bennet, Nebraska city, NT O D Richardson, Omaha ciiy, NT . Penner Ferguson, MC, Bellevue, NT ' Cassady k Test, Bankers, Council Bluff, Iuwa Cook. Sergeant & Cook.- Fort Desmoines. Iowa. December 3, 1H67 - n23Iy ZOOK & BALDWIN, Forest Citrr, 3VTo., , crvici t aa 33 ' S3L IT G S , And f&fi ih, MS H 0 . Si mm. -a- JA-f A. ty J. J. - aa j Dye Woods, Dyestuffs, Oils: Paints, and Painter-;- Articles Varnishes, Window-glass and Putty, ' (,j ico,r,nl, 7I '' uliAOo tl AUXij ' French, English, and American Perfumery. rlh toilet ana shaving soaps, line hair and tooth brushes, paint brushes, rargical and dent- lnstrumonts, spices, snuffc, manufactured tobacco; all the patent medicines of tho day; pure wines and brandies, for medical purposes: choice toilet and fancy articles, etc.etc. Agents for the sale or Wi8Ur"s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Rogijr's Liverwort, Tar and Catichalagua. Osgood's India Cholagogue, . Jonas' American Cholagogne; Gflysott's Yellow dock and Sarsaparilla; Dr. M (I II a ii bmith 8 lonio eyrup. July 23, 1S57. 2nl-yly CITY , ' Front Street nroirnville, IVebrastta Territory , J. H. MAUN & Co., Ha3 jiisl received the jLARGEST STOCSt WEST OF SAINJ1 LOUIS, Consisting, in-- part- of' the following" ; aruciesj wnicn tney propose to sell Cheap for Cash: i Pure white lead Putty ' ' ' Castor oil .' " Cod-liver oil Sw eet oil . Olive oil - aue , Patent rruvixincs, French zinc C -4. China sine ,'. ' ., Red lead , . Vcnitianrcl , Raw and burnt unibre Spanish whiting . Chalk 1 " Turpentine , all sorts Cough candies ; Fancy candies t'-aslile soap 1 Toilet soap Washing ?oap Tooth, brushes Hair brushes Cloth Brushes Almonds soft shell Hard ebell Almonds Filberts, pcacans Taa nuts Figs K.iifins -Oysters in can Sart'-iiics - Black and Imp Teas Linseed ell , . , TannerS oil Copal Varnish Japan white Varnish , . Litheraso. . Paint brusbes Varnish brushes Sash and Window tools Wall brushes Lettering Pencils Tublc paints Camel hair pencils Blenders Star candle ! -1 xeast Powders. t u- ' -TOBACCO, Ot the best brands, chew ing and smoking. Cigars fin est quality and flavor. ' f .' ! FRUITS A JsD LIQUORS. Preserved fruit for pies, brandied peaches, fresh pea ches in cans, pure liquors for medical purposes, Jamaica ruin, Holland Gin, lrirh whisky, Bourbon whisky, ginger brandy, Cordial, Port wine, cherry wine, white wine, - Malaga wine. - sr.irTnji'F.nv. Foolscap paper, fancy letter paper, gild edge notes, I .and envelopes, plain, Aucy and embossed; pens and pen. holders, inks of all kimls, inksUuds and t abers pencils, sealing wax wafers. A Splendid Assortment of Perfumeries, Comprising Lyon's Kalhalrioa, cologne, pom made genuine ox marrow, near grease and oils, musk and es sences of all kinds and of the finest quality. V3F Physicians' Prescriptions attended!, of the day and night. , ALSO A SPLEHDiD ASSORTMENT or sen 1 Con-rlsliiig of TEAS, FIGS, SUGARS, RAISIXS, coffee, CURRI.VTS, MOLASSES, SOAP, CAXBLES, POWDER AXD SHOT TOBACCO, With all articles usually fc-and at suchplacss, - - -" They Invite their friends and the public generally to give them a call, and they pledp e themselves to give them satisfaction as to price and quality of Uieir gouts. TERMS : -CASH EXCLUSIVELY. Xov. 21, 'SniZ-tfH ' ' Land "Warrants For iS-aio- , R. v. zuriR, J-tnq,-sire of &. . Fornas, 'Aiiteitiset Office.' . - ... J0H T. TTSOW. W. BACKIST. . GENERAL LAJ7P 'AOr:rTS. . U i . IiIU)'iVlLh2, SEJt.tllA ( U., IT. T. Land Varrants Bought and Sold. Ljinl entered on Time. Claims and Tow-n Lou B i-bt and Sold. Ian Jlot-ev, Kake larestireuts and Locste Varraiitj on lime, ttt Distant Dealers. Pfe-Emptloa Papers Prepared OFflca ext &y,t to C &. Land OOce. -BEFtEiXCES Geo. n. Nixon, tegintrr L. U. Brcwnv.rie, K. T. Lexington, Jf. OnaJjaCUy.N. T. Council Ulnars, Iowa. VTarrcn, Fenn. St. Louis, ld, . St. Joscih, M V. J. Smith, Kcceiver, Smock fc Williams, L. R. Tuttle, B. K. Pegram i. Co., EaUers, Flon, G. W. Scoflcld, K. L. Mjhee & Co., Tootle It Pairleigh. Oct. 1. '67 E. S. DTJITDY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ARCHER, BICHARDSOX CO. !T. T. WILL practice ia tie several Courts of the M Jndidal District, and attend to all Clatters coiinei-M-d with the Profe-sion. m-j. M iLxssan, 1Ei., of Nebraska City, will assist me in the proie-ujiou ( iiupiant Suits. Sept. 10, '67-1 t-tt . ' , TTM GBKAT Iij:MA3TD FOR SIXGER'S SET1.G MACllEYES, Hiring reudcrel mora cxtanslr accommodations necessary, new exhibitions tind sales rooms have been ntted up in the large store, in Glasgow Bow, jmo. iuo, ourtn tstret. Above Locust, and nearly opposite to Vine street, St. L.ouls, Mo, The superiority of SlNGltR'S SEWINO 3f ACH1NE3 being nniversally acknowlelged, allusion to it would seem supererogatory. Of the vast number of Machines sold during the shoit time tbe Western Depot has been estaoiisned, not one has been returned or failed to yield the highest satisfaction. This fart is peculiar to Sinter's Sewing Machine alone, and ' proves the substantial grounds upon which the customary gnarante Is baed. EDWIN DKASf, Agent. O. 33XJTTTnr, ATTORinSY AT LAW, BR0WM1LLE, ?f. T. Will write deeds of every kind and contrasts for every purpose, with warranted leg.il accuracy. - OInce, in the Banking House of Lnabbauga II Carson. nn. John A. Bingham, Cadis, " W K Cartcr CleTeland, . " RP Spalding. '. " BF Leitor, Canton, " SLahm, - Ohio. " WmRSapp. Vt. Vernan, ; " . , '" S P Chase, Colum'jns, . " . ..?. " Thos. Ford, Manst.c'.d, " 4 , J, " Jas. Craig, St. Joucpa, Mo. ; rownville, Oct. 221, '87. v5nt7-Ty Potter Wanted. 1 will give employment to a g)od, industrious Potter. well acquainted wUh tbe buiinoss. JOHN McFlLERSON. n23tr Brownville. Dec 5. Ifl67. TV. II. YHXXIA3IS, WHOLESALg AND RETAIL DEALEB 11 STOVES & TINWARE Oregon, 2VXo.. TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizen) cf Orr con and the public in general, that be has on hand the most extensive stock of Stores and Tin ware, ever offered ia this market. My stock of Tin ware is of my own manttfiicture, and is for sale at Wholesalo and Retail st St. Louis prices. I would call particular attention to my stock of COOKING STOVES, oomprmag the most improved P"- both Air-Tight ardPremiura. Among them may be found ! illy s Charter UaK,tbebest stove now in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and prize Pre mium. Also ' . Parlor & Box Stoves Of various Sixes and Patterns, which I will 5EPLL;.L("VE? AJ noSE IX, T0N- Particular attention paid to making and putting op 1 in uottcrs, In the town and country. Also, re- pairing done on short notice and on reasonable terras. Via. copper, .brass and. rewter taken in exchange for work or ware. W. W. WILLLVSIS, vl-n5 Oregon, Mr,.. July b. 185C. NEW ARRIVAL ' OF - a-id .TINWARE. CHRISTIAN DEUSER. ' BROWNVILLE. ANNOUNCES to the public thr.th? has just re ceived, per Steamer Emma, a very lu.-ge and rcll assorted stock cf rarlor and C-ooIi btoves, of new and improved patterns, as folio Wi: . Sluiighai Elevated Oven. ' COOK 8IOVES, Buck's Clipper Oven. u Lnprnred Pattern " " Charter Oak . " all of which I pledgo myself to sell at as fair rate and on as accommodating terms as any ether estab lishnient ia this region of country. 1 have also now on hand every rertuisito variety of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and am prepared to put np guttering ana spouting and ail other work in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike manner, which I warrant lo give satisfaction. A sliara of patronage is solicited. - . C DEUSER. Brownville, July 18 th. 1357. v2r.51y NATlTL POPE COUSIN, Land and General Agent, "WASHINGTON CITT, D. C. Having resigned tho situation which he has held in the General Land Office fcr the last twenty years in charge of the Pre-emption Bureau offers bisservices in the prostcution of claims before the Department, under fhe pre-emption laws, town site act of WH, tec. &c Mr. C. will also give attention to cases before the Pen sion bfBce, procure Land Warrants to parties eutit led and prosecute claims before-Congress. , . KEFERS TO I Con; S. A. Douglas, Illinois, U. S. Senate. J. D. Brifht, Imliana, C. . Stuar, Michigan, " R. W. Johdson, Arkansas, " Dan'l Wells, AVisconsin, House T.eps. . C. C. traiibburne, ' Rob't Smith, Illinois, " John B. Sindidge, Iouisiana, " Thomas A. Hendricks, Com' Land O.Uce. Jos. S. Wilson, Ejq. Chief Clerk Hon. E. M. Huntington, Kx-Cym'r. Indiana. James Shields, F:T-Com'r, Minnesota ' Oo. C. Whithig, Cnm'r Pensions.' Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota Mefsrs. Sweeny, Fent x. Co., BarJters, Washinton Pairo it Nonme, do da " Chabb lirntherw, do do Snter, Lea fc Co, do ; ' do Alfo, to the District Land OfTleprs generally, and to all whohave had land business at the scat of g .vernmcnt for years. JCIXo business letters will recesvc atten tion unless accompanied by a fee. r-l-ly CIGAES & TOBACCO. VIN1KG & SWAIN, Importers and Manufacturers cf Cigars AKD Tobacco Commission Icrcliatsis, aa. ju.am Dtreec. bt. Ajouis. iao. Keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment or GERMAN, DOMESTIC, AXD HAVANA CIGARS ALSO fFor account of the Manufacturers, and for sale at their pricer) every variety of Yirsinia Maaafactoreil Tohacco To which the attention of Dealers Is respectfully invited Jl3"Country orders will he put np, subject to tho ap proval of the purchaser, aud if not satisfactory, caa be held subject to our order YISLVG &. SWAIS, I'HANKLIN TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUMDHY No. 163 Vine St., bet. Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, 0. C. T. O-DItlSCOM. fi CO. " fannfacturerg and dealers in News, Book a act Job T1 Tvpe, Printing rrefuc, Case, Gallics, Ac- Ac. Inks, and Printing tlatdrial of Everv Description STEREOTYPING of all kind Books, Music Patent Medicine Directioas, Job?, Wood Erjsrevia-;! Sc., o?c. Brand and Pattern Letters, virions rtvles, NEW FIRM. Jonas Crane and Theodore Hill have tils day formed new co-partnership nnder ti e the firm and s-yleof Crane Hi.il, and will continue tbe Mercantile businessat tLeol: taadcf McAllister, Doxier fc Co. JorAS CRAW'! pt. 8, 1357. Till i)OrtK KILL. J. V. AVESrLAKE. A. A. Bt'TTO.V. WESTLAKE So BUTTON, MAOHUaS $H0? & FOUHDRYj Railroad Car, KIocK S'linii?, Hall Corner of Main Sc Eidd'e St., ST. LCVIS. MO. Contractors ou.gt! cuCiliiitly on baud. siK-h as Rotary Pump Cars, Sideer End Cars, Wheelbarrows, Scrapers, Single aud Horse Power Derricks, ic. "Blacksirithing of all kinds. Bridge and T.-c -s Bolts cf any locgth. Workmanship warrant ei of fcsV r;a:i:y. YextnytSjnlTlt pT thrt-yiiues. TIIE eonitsntly fncrtaaiug demand apontuto execate coaiiniiur.sftlMrrmrclia-eof all kicilsof arucles, botu tor reirtrnta and nun-reidests of theoty, hKaodc4 as to eta!).i;!i, in connection witb our aewspuer utex prie, a,, , . Psrc.inUn? Earesa ?. - nrdfr th rnnna-hote sujrviMon of en ofjjur 8na, as istvl by tho mit acwriplished experts, jir ssifp.jisa anj trtult in tit world. l ar'.K'-iUr attontion be paid to the selection, inr- cb.e, n J.i.oof thonyia-brel Cattle .nd II uo-se Stock, trained Pog, Ferrets. u.S fxnry Fowls, Carrla;, Buigy, and Saddle Horse, Crr:f, Iiarnea and SaAJ ri , Time Watches, every uescrintKio of Fire Arms. !p.itvng Aru- c:s. Fishing Roils aa4 Tackle, itnil and Musical Iastrw- menl, Tacbt. bait and X i Boat. Farniture, An Wiaw. Liqujr, and Sigsr; Cricket and Bait Bats, Pad. Ac, Ac. Agriccxti-r al, 1-MrLtMEN-M, ot tb latest and mt Improved kinds; ?eel. Plants. Frr.it. Purest and Saada trees, and ail kmds of Kookstreatir.g on sunjectsof ua purtaaca t the Farmer, Horttcultarist, and FKrlst. btatc Rooms Lisacup in advance, on Steamer sad Packets to lcav fur Eutoe, Caiiforuia, the West India, oranypartor thew.jrld. Tbis wlllolviate the necel ty to residents of inland towns, and r'"'! Wiore aa steamer agencies Ut,k.f coming to New Tork two or tbj-ee weeks iu advanc as they arenowfre-iuot!j ren aired to d either to obt tin passavP, or to secure eiigi'o; accoiamoda-1 titms. In UJs department, we will r cewtr td secor Rooms at Hotels at f svorabfe rate, sua t protect tha stranger from impmiUoa a we It as iocoaveiueacc , aud, ia short, to perform nr description couuniuioa that woald ordinarily reaulre the presence of the party himself . v Gentlemen who deslr. to f.-irtn Libraries, or who trr wish to procure the CAou-f Literaittr of tXt 4ay: caa ' always rely upon our judgement and selection. A)s, Blank books aud SUUoaery, and Book and Xews Paper, for printers. FOR THE LADIES, we will procure the lateet Fashtmi Platef, style of Bonnets, sampleaof the aewest varie ties of goods, cosmetics, perfume, and fancy article, ao4 we shall always be pleased to furnish every Uuag couueti ed with their wants. - ' In short, for any service which, may he reqnlred, the public may rely apoa us, with the nioal perfect contlaeuce for fidelity, anil dispatcb. ' Apply to - ' tiEO. W. WlLKiS at CO., Porter's Spirit of tbe Times, 343 Broadway, N. Y. . Jf. B.Suhscriptlons for Porter' Spirit of tbe Time, , a Sporting Literarf, Agrlcuitural, Family Weekly News paper, may be forwarded to the same directicu. Terais, 3 a year. RlCHABD BlOWS, Pioneer ot Me5raUu r. ALCXAKDCa HALLAM, Late Cash'r Nemaha VaUey Ck EROWXT- c5c HAI.I.ALI, 33 2k, 3XT JEL. S3 2? BROWJfVLUJt KEBRAStA-i OUR attention will he given to the io; low wig busiaeae vis: - .. To the baying of Bank notes, aatloanln-mency,34 good ocuri:v, , . .., " i " and selling of Eastern Exchange. " " ' " Land Warrants, ' '' '' - ." eollecUonof dcbt4.1uSebtaska,Iowa,Xortber " . Missouri, and tant-Si. .. - ' . ,t baying at & selling of farms, town let, or uulm " provod land. " selection anil entry of Land for "aettler Jor - - others, either with land warrant o ni'-ucT-' " Remittances can bo made to us in Drafts, or DttKislted with Banks or Bankers subject to our order. ' We will enter lands with Warrants or Cash, pay all fee, taxes and commissions fur one-third of the ,tom profit, atrruiii from the sale of the lauds. - la N ebraska and Kansas from two to three mil Hone acre of the finest lands in tbe L'uion are ben g offered for. sale. Foreign capitalists will find her a rich field for in-"', vestment. Investment Judiciously made in Weatera lands and town lot are now paying from any to live kua dred percent. We solicit the patronage of the public, confident that cur experience and knowledge ln the bnslnesa will enable us to give entire satisfaction. ' ' 1 Having a large acquaintance ln the Mississippi valley . it will not be umcult to give reference when required by oorreponent, a regard our standing; and wtllat all times cheerfully answer r.ll letters of enquiry. Brownville, June Soth, f a. vW-f t GE0.S. EAYEIt & CO., MIL MI Bill, General Land Agents, Glen-wood, Plattsmouth, Mills co, Iowa, Cass to, Nebraska. WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, Invest tignting Titles, Paying Taxes, Investing mon ey, Baying and Selling Town Lots, Buying: Selling and Locating Land Warrants, and all other busine.s connected with their profession ia Western Iowa and Nebraska. , J. M. LEWIS, Associate Attorney. REFERENCES: reene, Weare & Benton, Council Bluff's, lows. O. Doughty Hi Co., Greene, Weare ft Rice. ' . U M H Ft. Des Moineg m Cedar Rapid, '; Cincinnati, Obie ! Glenwood, Iowa, ';' Cincinnati, Ohio.: ' :' Vineentonn, N. J, IlicJiUtown, . Fhilad-lpbia, Fa. Modfcrd, N. J. rcene A Wsare, ixon A Goodman, Tootle A Greene, . N. W. Thomas, Schooty A Son Gen. Wm. Irick, II. Johnson, . I. Reed A Son, - - Robinson A I'roT " " Burlington Co. Bank, ni grant s Land Hunter!!! HOYT & SISHTH mm at t veyors , IVemaha City, and Fleasanttrille, N. T. Land Warrants Bonsht and Sold. L1XD EXTERED OS TI3IE. . Land Claims and Town Lot3 . ' BOUGHT AND SOLD. . AN - - i nvestments -Made for.rDistant Dealers. BKIXfl nractical Survevora.and oneliaving bad three years experience in the ''W'est will devote our entire i imcand special attention to tha Selection and tntryor land or claims for settlers and all those desiring choice' locations Adilrese, ; . . - HOYT S. SMITH. . ' A'emjhaCity, Jf T. KEFEKS TO A Scbayler, Republic, SerJeci co., 0"iito. 1) VSoarles,TifflnCity, " . " " ' '. Dr P lnnikecp, Payton. Iowco., Iowa. '' Rer W King, Archer, Richardjon Co., X. T. ' S"VVieman, Genoa Bluffs, Iowa. , J P Schuyler, Novelty Works, X. T. , P Ferguson, Brownvtlie, S. T -i . Clinton D Turner, Attica, geneca Co., Ohio, ' ,' T3" Letter f Enquiry Promptly Answered Jt ' August 13ih, 1-367. A-i-L ly 15.CCO lbs. Of Ilacon Forsale.cheapfor Cash, by LYFOUD & riOKX. r-ionora, .lo. April 9th, 1367; 4-i-tf AVOOD & WOLFS0N, Importers aud Dealers in . Foreign and Domestic Wines & Li quor Tobacco, Cigirs, &c, &al "'. Second lUrtet one door above Heattic't Banking Hou$ The subscribers have Just opened, in St. J'lseph, one of the largest and most varied assortments of WHie-rid L quors ever offered in this market, and which they vev to ' Country Merchants TEH pcr cirrr caeaper Than any other housein North-West MisjBi t. " MR. WOLF SON Has been engaged in tha business for a number of year in St. Louii and New Orleans, and flatters LlmelX that be C.rti malfll ah object to those wishing to purtUa to call and see him. tjCiut!try inerctiaBts are earnestly sulicitcl to esll aud examine Our stock and' prices. .. . ; - - . St. Jotrph, ,V. 33 husk Mattrasse jnt received at the store of Aug; 6, 1S6T. n&J 1. T. WIITTB. E. if. YOC5G. . J. W. STEWART. YOUNG STEWART, Forwarding and Commission TifiL O T O Id. X 23. t S -Asul .ilantsf'acturcrs' AciiIm, SO. 37, S3COXD SThVE ET, ST. LOC1S, MO. Particuiar attention paid to the sale of all kinds rf Merchandise. Order fT the purchase of Cincinnati, Pittsburg or St. Louis Manufactured article will meet with prompt atteniin. . " ; AND ir-0 L L Q VV" WARE Kept constantly on hand the latter at tbe reduced price of Z 1-4 ront per Ih. ... toarn .IXZULl, Patent Dortable IIill, riLIE subscribers tare entered into a partnership L under the frrn of Reed, Holalird A Co., t manufacture the J. C. Reed, Patent Portable Grist Mill An 1 are now prepared tofurni b all thoe ja want of a good Corn or AVbcat Mill thnt for dura bility, simplicty and economy ; e'xcr-1 any Mill in th. wortl. On tho lata exhibition if tbo MccijVK- innitute in Cincinnati, a Cold, Jl Jul was a iiawid; ibern for it. . . ' - . . It ii adiipted to all Cniln jrirdin:-; pnrpss it i snporiortoall others f -rtheiintOAu-isi- .V'ci-'"ian Mill, a3 it is for grinding the Fanntr? fcti tj llr5 power. . '" - zT-.'-.tnryl hj r f? v.,. . s:!riiC'i rt tieirshco ml liy .1. V. vt- tn y ot n hi fsrci.-hcd iti-.-inv-ouSi'!;' e. lac ntiove .Mill w-irrr r.iwi f r r ' v-r. t-. diiim., rrf-r hoerM V-. C.,-,. V 'V - ' ' ,tl u . u u 1 '. " ... .. ' -,.) !; 4 ' A3 t!.:s JLIi to"!s its csn tt:rr.U h -i :.ti'-i - : '" jaotc froae oar nuuii'rous ree.ajiendi.ions, reoeivd-
