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Aw I Buchanan Life and General Insurance Co., Utfi-e ooi 2i iiii'i Jule bts., ST. JUzLl'lI, MO. CHARTERED AT TUB LAST 8L.-;li)S oF TOE MO. LEG AutUorized Capitol 53,000,000. DIRECTORS J. B. Jennings, 1. K. Howard, J. A. Owen. Milton Tooth, John Col houn. John II. Likens, W. ILFiioeik, James Ixay, 5. J. McAihan, A. Oi. Manffjeer. I.Ii. JfiXXLNUS, Pres. N. R. McAshax, Scc't. S now ready to receive application for Life, Fire, Marine and River rb?ks. A cash return cf 25 pee cent, will bo allowed on cargo premium. Losssr r imptly adjusted, and the usual facilities given to the patrons of the office. April 16 th. 1857. 44-3m WEBSTER, MARSH 4c CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers Ready Made Clothing, 8-3, Main St., St. Louis, Mo. FTTIRTS PRAWKHS, OVERALLS. SfllRTS. XI XT 33 23 33 XI GOODS, awl ml kind-, of FUE1IISHI1IG GOODS. ALSO FALL STOCK OF GENT'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Which we offer as Iowa anv n.itisc in the City. WEBSTKR, MAKisII tt CO. WHEELER Si WILSON'S INCOMPARABLE SEWING MACHINES j. w. McDonald &. co., No. 79, Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo. Are taking tlie place of x II other muchine to Families, Dress-Makers. AND They are the Simplest Speediest, Cheapest aad most durable Machines existant. Agents Wanted in Every Town in the West. B. F. SNYDER, Forwarding and Commission And Steamboat Agent, ST. Joseph MO. Will be at the Levee at ail h..ii' up: in the arrival of Steamboats, and attend to the Cillec:ion of Kills and Business left wi:h him with prompt dispatch; aim attend to the Receiving of goods for boats, eilher for St. Louis or npper Missouri. Will be found in the office of Dolman &. West Real Estate Agents, Market Square. MILLER &. BOLSAUBIN, Import crsor French andtierman LOOKING-GLASS.PLATES, Sheet, Sky-I.I!iI, and Floor Glasv, IS, Second St., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturers of Ornamental Liking-Glass Frames. Stained Glass in all its Various Branches, for Churches, Public rrhd Private Buildings. Ornamental Work for Sleamhoafs. ' HAY D E N &TWI LSON Importers ani Manufacturers of A XD Coacli Hardware, Cdnuge Tiiiiiming?, y .ddle Trees, II .mcs, Springs an J Axles, Patent and Enameled Leather, SMlUlb, HARNESS, & BRIDLE LEATHER. No. 11, Main Street. St. Louis, Mo.. Are prepircd to offer to their customers and the trade an assortment of . articles unsurpassed, in quality aud cheapness, by any House in their liue. East ur West. Commercial Nursery, BL00MLNGT0N, ILL. The undersigned hejt leave to inform the Nurserymen amif armersof the West and S.utli-west, that they are extensively eiii-Mcci in the propaeationof KOOT, GKAFTKIJ U bl lJPK.U STOCKS FOB Mi!M;i!ii;s, especially the APPLE and a tew other hardy Fruits. UaviuK spent near twenty years in sciecunu their Fruits, they arc now convinced that their list is uusurnass- ed, both in lepard to Ihe cuali:y and the proportions in wLieh they cultiv:-.te. Beincvery de-irousoi dissemina ting them as widely as possible ihey adopt the method of sendiiiK out smail cultivated slocks for the Xursciy as being tar more practicable and sale than to incur the (treat exense delay and tut of shippinis larce trees, which should always be rai-ed near where they are wanted. ! romtheir l.ig r xpe: iencc they U.itter themselves that thry ie pertectly aiiaiuiel wi:h the abrc business, and they Kraft only su.h hardy varieties as succeed well on the rt and hud i n seedtioc st.ks aud the most de- irbie tender and half hardy kinds. Thegrafiins will le d 'tie at the projier -eason and iu the best m.mner. The nt'ick -ili be packed -e u ely andshipi-edby express iih tliecrea e-t care meariy spiins toj-ny part of ihe West They have also on hand the latest and best crop of MACLVRA HEDGE PLATS evr gro-n. Ioraleou cf terms, bv the thousand or million. They may be shipped in the Fail or Serins, Their prices lor Nursery stuck will be found as low as any other of equa' quaJtly in the I'nion. Catalogue and Treat' ise en lled:e Cultui sent eraiis to all applicants. Patronaee ili ited. Orders lor Nursery stock should Dt seut p. ior to 25.h of Iecenilxr. Address, OVKnMAKfcMAXX, Oct. 15 7-nl6 BloumiiiKton, III. To Fruit Growers. SPRING OF 1858. In addititition to tur general stock f rrnit trees, we solicit the attention ot I'lantccs to the folLiwing articles in partioilar, the stmk of which is exten sive, and of the finest description : rears or yuinee, I) wans and I vramids, two to three year's growth. Trees of bearing size can be supplied of a few sorts. Cherries or Mahler dwarfs and Pjianiids, very strong and well formed all the best sorts in culti vation. Foreign Grape for Vinenes strong two venr old plants, in pots, from eyes all the popular varie ties. Strawberries upwards of forty varieties, inelud ing MeAvoy'a Sucrior, Longworth's I'rolifiic, Umik er's Seedlinz, Gennessee, Jenny Lind, Scott's Seed ling, 4c. Also the hnest rrem-li and hnlish vane- ties, including Tro!bpc's ictoria and Triumphe de Osrtid, two suiierb. hardy, m;U proline varieties. liaspberrics rrtiik!e'e Omnge, the liardicst and bet light colored variety known. Also Mcrvcille tie 4 Saisons, aud Belle dc Fontena". the two hist autumnal 8rU superb large fruits, ar.d prolifie. All these fruits have been propagated and grown. with the most scrupulous regard for accuracy, aud mar be relied upon, l-.arly or t'r solicited. ELLWANGEU & BAUUY. Mount Hope Nurserie?. Uoceester, X Y. no40-2t DOUC1ICSTKU lila ACKRCUKIEfi Ilovoy, t&s Co., IVo 7, Merchants Iloiv, IJoston, OFFElihOit SALE i CUO LI.AKBLKHY. The I'orchestey Bla.lvbcrry has not received the attentions its superior merits deserves. la cocijc- tilion witu ihe l.awton, ua eariied oil every prut before the Massachusetts Horticultural Society the last two rears. The Committee state in tliir annual Report for 1857, "That iu each and every ii.stnuce whese tbey questioned the eoutribu tors for the puri-ose of learn ing their iudividuul opinions .f the merits of one or the other voriety for uiiirket, there was not a sirgle dissenting tmre as to the supenonty of the Por- Chester over the I.awton. The Dorchester is of su riur flavor: the berry is much largaer, is equally as tiardr, and fully as prolific, bearing carrirge well, and retainidg its black col :r. Strong plants will be sold as follows : 100 for $ 10, Q foro. 23 lor J an, and 12 lor 5--'. SUPERB GERMAN ASTORS. Kovey k Co.,invite the attention of amateurs and the public to their splendid collection of German Asters. Bavin; for twenty years given particular attention to the improvera'-'nt of this showy flower, and having been awarded the first prize of the Mas acnusetts Horticultural tocietv thirteen times since 1810, for the exhibition of suerior flowers, oCerfor sale choice assortments of seeds as follows : No. 1. IB varieties of the various beautiful kinds. extra, i.uu. o. 2. 1- vanetios of the tame, extra, 75e Xo.S. 8 . 5oc Ko. 4.8 reoRT flowered, 50c o. a. S Globe and PyrautidaL c'a 50o 1. ; v.iooe reonv. 4e.. extr Jdc .?' '.'.. The new crt.wn-floTered 25e Aisii tne loiiowmg rare seeds : Calceolaria, Ciner- ".'."Tr nta:,a U-.llyWk. Carotin. IVUr tociusa, 1 aasey, Daisy, llo,, Ae Mred from nam u eoiieci.on : xr jj cents eat-H. IV ,k . h.m as- ortment of WtOothcr varieties of Flower S-d Ihe liewe.t and bet YegeUble Seed, ( lBV.uditV the Ilubbard Suah.) summer flowsrius ulb' Ac Address, . HOVEY ft C 1S3S 1S5S People's Independent Line. Season Arrangement of the new Mis souri River Passenger Steamer ALONZO CHILD, CAFT. JOE II0LLA5D, !"" wR- 'roUiT Council Bluff, Omaha Cii y, Flor-J-131j "' " Sioux City Packet, for Sioux City, J-.uit-.ne oiaaha, duncil Bluns. Bellevue. sc. Mary's, Flattsmcutb., Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Linden, Brownviile, Rockporc, Heniniie's Landing, Saint Steph ens, White Cloud, Ferret City, Oreson, luwa roitit, Sa vannah, St. Josoph, Doniphan, Atchison, Weston, Fort Leavenworth. Leavenworth City, Kamas City, &c. Tbeue... wirt, and niacnillcent pasfetiper and freight steamer ALONZO CHILD. JOE HOLI.ASD Vaster, will. upu the opening of navigation, resume her regular trips, In the above trade, ai'.d to all the Intermeaiate iiointsoD the Missouri rivir. Her patrons can rely not only rpon her continuini it the triie during th? entire ooating fcea Hon, lut f Ore u p this reason, as during the past, that fo- quL-knew and regularity of trip, as well as superi ority of passonccr accommodations, and general erranue ueuU, Hint taey are n.r. excelled by those of any other boat running on ihe riv.r; bavin recently been placed in the in et unexeeptioi abte condition throughout, pre paratory to et-gaf in; iu the approaching season's busi ness. The steamer Alonro Child, is r.cw, having run but a portion of one Mason, find for the very liberal patron age ibe has received, Ctpt. 11m! land desires to present his thanks to bis iriends, and to say to thetn that they will find his boat and ofti.erh fu!ly up to the standard of a first class, wc'l ollcereJ Missouri River passinner steam er, and a such In pes to receive a reasonable share of the patronage or the shippers and tho public generally. March 23 v2n39 JOXAS CRANE. THEODORE HI 1.1. rORWAKDD O AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND STEAM. BOAT AGENTS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware. Queen tware, Furniture, stoves, i'iour. Bacon, &.c sept. 24. '57 liROwjtviLLE. K T, Land Warrants. 17.000 Acres of Lani loan to pre-cmptor-, by Wurrnnts for Fale and TYSOX A HACK.". I Y. to Lumber ! Lumber ! ! We are nreiiared to lurni.-h nt ourtciim Saw Mill, opposite Urownville in"l'rairie Forest,", all kinds of lumber usually found in the est, and some choice lumber suitable for waggons, furniture, and for build ing purposes, vc, sucti as llicKory, uaK, Ash, lilack Walnut, Sycamore, I.iiin and tttonwool, which we hare coustt-.ntly on hand. or will prcimre at short no ticc, at the lowest market prices, bills sawed to or der, for Fte:ituloal3. Will saw logs on thu shares, or by the hundred. 11:11s f.r lumber can bo left at ur ofice, in lr wuvule. We will also furnish luui ber saw uion the shares, or by the hundred at our mill at Table It.k. Ill) AD LEY & MUIR. llroa nvillt', April 1 . GCCSCIa VALLEY MKSEIIIES. The New-Koehelle Elackberry. We have on hard a lare and fine stock of this popular fruit, when we can d;sp.se of either at wholesale or re tail. Our plaiitsarey iung and vigorous, tho proiicr age and size f'i t-uccessful planting. )ur price pe thiu- sanl is $120; per hundred $12.50; er dozen $2. We cjd also supply plants ot the new n.itive Grapes at low prices, as well as a general section of :n,iU truifs. A. 1 KOST St CO. Genesee Valley Nursciics, Rochester N. T. 1S3S SPRING SALES. 1S3S W.F. ENDERS & CO., Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,, No C2, Jfain Street, St. Lout, nave just received a full and c .mp'ete st ck of Spring aud otnnuer clot ling; hih is unsurpassed in extent, quality, and workmaii.-Mp, in any other house in the Inioii. All our cii.thitnr is made by us expressly f.jrtliis market, at our Manufactory, Simmons block, BosTi.n. Laige and clvse buyers will find it for their interest ta give us a call, us we pledge ourselves to sell fur cash or to prompt men at piu-es that will defy allcompe- titi.iti. A full tt. k f.,r sutlers and Santa Fe trade. Win. F. EXDE&S, St. Louis, Juhn W. B1GKLOW, Boston. mi 42 Du Page County Nursery NAPERVILLE, ILL. The proprietors of this establishment would call at tention to their very large and extensive stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Sarubs, and Plants, which they oner to the spring trade at wholesale and retail. Apple Tiees. Tear Trees and Cherry Trees, bote stan daid and dwarf. I'cach Tres, Quince Hushes. Grape Vines Isabella Catawba, and Clinton, in large quarlities; Northern, Muscadine, Chorter Oak ti.c, in small (Uiinliiics Currants cariety Rel Dutch by the thousand. Raspberries. Blackberries I.awton. strawberries Peabody'sXew llautbois, and other choice varieties. Asparapus roots Khubiirb roots or Pie Plant Victoria, Liuueas, Scotch Hybrid JUammoth and other vaiieties. lled-e Plants isage Orange by the million Osage O.ange Seed, App'.c Seed fresh and cool and in large Quatititcs. Ornamental Department. Ornamental trees and shrubs. Kvezreeu tiee apd shrubs. Roses Over three hundred varieties embodying most or the new and choice vaiieties of Moss Hvbrid. and Hardy Perpetual. Honrbo-i, Noisette, Tea, China. China, Bengal Austrian Prarie or Climbing, and June Hoses. Punier T:ee and Ileibaceous; Dahlias, and other bullions roots. Hard-, Bolder, and Greenhouse Plf nts embracing the la. eest stock at the n rthwe.-t. Uiders solicired. Cata ogues sent to all applicants. No. 1. Peso iptivc CaUh.gues of Fruit and Ornamen tal tree and shrubs. No. 2. Catalogue of Dahlias, Bedd-ng-out, and Green house plants. No. 3. Wholesale Catalogue. Marco l-ni4t2t LIIWIS ELLSWORTH. J. V. Wr.STLAKE. A. A. BUTTON. WESTLAKE & BUTTON, MACHINE SHOP & FOUNDRY. Railroad Car, ISlock Pump, Holt Corner cf Main Biddle bt., ST. LOLIS MO. Contractors oiuflis coiistaitly on hand, such as Rotary Pump Cars, Sideer End Cars, heelbarrows, Scrapers, Single and Horse Power Derricks, kc. Blacksmithing of all kinds. Bridge and Truss Bolts of any length. Workmanship warranted of best quality. F. L.UL. Brownviile W. H. HOOVER. Nemaha City. LAKE & HOOVER, REAL BTffl AGISTS, N0TARY8 PUBLIC. Erownvills and Nemaha City, MDKA'K.t TERRITORY. T7'lLLiT.iiiipth,atteiid tolaud Acni-ies, Pnyinp V tjixas, Drawing uonev. buyinj; and seilitii; Ucal Esta.c. buvin ' and scliinir. on Co imiission. Making Collivtioiis lor distant dealers, and all kinds of business pertaining to their profession. l arto-ular at tcr.toin willbeiven in filing declara tory statements to pre-empt and pricurinj; War ranty Deeds from the Town authorities. 1 ersotis owning Tows lots, residing at a distance wishinj; to procure Warranty Deeds will do well to place the ugeney iaour hands, ( alw a ; .- presenting their Quit claim Deeds fi.r said Lot t 'within the ex piration of six nienths, &.i after that time All lota not Deeded w.U bcsoui. Blanks r.lways :ii hand. N. 1J. Letters of lnipniy answered promptly. March 2fi. '57. 41-ly Editor Vtlrni-a Ad certincr": Deau Slit: In looking over the last numberof your in per a notice rttr:K-ted my attention signed bv Jerome Hoover, Esoj., in which he states that certain stories tire in circulation that the undersigned claim souie interest inXeniah-i City for the purpose of in juring its prosperity. It may do quite well tocir cuiate a report cf than nature where the facts are unknown, but to t lose knowing the facts such n statement is merely foolish. And lor the purpose of giving a fair opportunity to persons to ascertain the facts we hereby warn all persons lrom purchasing any pretended claim or interest in the said town of Nemaha Citv. from th- said Jerome Hoover, as h has sold and received nav for nine-twelfths of said town, and suit is now pending to place the undersigned in jnisscssion of the int ;rest by them purchased in the same: and they have not authorised the sa;d Hoover to sell ordisn-.se of anv portion of their interest but directed suit to be brought long since fur its recovery. Yours, Ac., F. J. MARSHALL. JXO. DOXIPIIAX. JAS. DOXIPIIAX. K. L. BALLARD. li. C. BISHOP. L. 1). BIRD A. G. WOODWARD. S. F. XCCKOLIS. CUAS. F. HOLLY. March 28th. 1S57. 42-tl john Mcdonough House, Sign, & Ormment d Painter. GLAZIER. 4-tr. IIIIOWXVILLE, X. T, IT "rdrs cm I left ar. rl City Vkrug Store. CS sr IMZEX"tTtX,t m G s . 33 husk Aiattrassssjust received at thtore of Aug. 6. lt7. nS I. T. WHITE. BOOTS and SHOES A Tremendous Stock, jus received, opened, and for sale, by I. T. WHYTE & CO, Valuable Claim for Sale. Tho undersigned will sell a valuable claim at a bar gain, as they are determined to tell. It consists of 160 acres, all bottom land; about one half of which is timber and ihe balance vrairie; 40 acres under fence and culti vation. - It is situated on the Little Nemaha River; nine miles from Brownviile and about the same distance from Nemaha City, one Mile north of Long's bridge. Apply to the undersigned on the premises john' ncGnr.s 310-34-pd LEMUEL HUGHES NEW ARRIVAL OP STOVES and TINWARE. CHRISTIAN DEFSER. DKOWNVILLE, A XN0UXCES to the ruMic that he has just re- il. ccived, per Steamer Emma, a very lurze and well assorted stock of Parlor acd Cook Stores, of new and improved patterns, as follows: Shanghai Llevated Oven. COOK SIOVES, Buck's Clipper Oven. " Improved Pattern " Charter Oak " ail of which I pledge myself to sell at as fair rate and on as accommodating terms as any other estub lishment in this region of country. 1 have also now on hand every roquisite Tanety of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and am prepared to put up guttering and spouting ana all other work in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike manner, which I warrant to give satisfaction. A share of patronage is solicited. 0 DEUSER. Brownviile, July 10th, 1857. v2n51y A. T3. IIOLLABIRD & CO., Machinists, Founders and . Engine Builders, I iont street, West of Smith, CINCINNATI, O. Would most respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they are now pre pared to execute nil orders in theirline, with prompt ness, tlaving lately enlarged their shop and with the increased facilities they now jxissess. they hope to merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which has heretofore been extended to thetn. aw Will Engines of every Description Constantly on han : consisting of the riash, Circu lar and .Mulcy. Jli'.l Gears and every description of castings, warranted to be well made in every particu lar. They have also a Boiler Yard attached to their establishment, which enables them to oversee all work in that line furnished by them, and are pre wired to work on as reasonable terms as any other snop in the country. Those in want of anything in our line, would do well to give us a call and examine our new pattern GEO. S. EAYER & CO., Tin IT n n ft rr! n nnnnnnn Mb Mm IMS AND A V I I ' General Land Agents, Glenwood, irlattsmouth, Mills co, Iowa, Cass co, Nebraska. WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, Inves tigating Titles. Paying Taxes, Investing mon ey, Buying and Selling Town Lots, Buying: Selling and Locating Land Warrants, and all other business connected with their profession in Western Iowa and Nebraska. J. M. DEWS, Associate Attorney. REFERENCES: Greene, Weare & Benton, G. Doughty & Co., Greene, Weare & Iiice, Greene & Veare, Xison & Goodman, Tootle A Greene, X. W. Thomas, Schooly A Son Gen. Vm. Irick, II. Johnson, I. Reed & Son, Kobinson A l!ro., Burlington Co. Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Ft. Des Moines Cedar Hapids, Cincinnati, Ohio. Glenw-jod, Iowa, Cincinnati, Ohio, u Yincentown, X. J Hightstown, u Philadelphia, Pa. a u Medford, X. J. T. E. IIAYCOOK, Attorney , at Law AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. Mount Vernon, Kcmalia Co., Particular attention paid to the practice of law snd col lection of debts in the counties og Nemaha, Pawnae Sohnson. aim Kicnaruson, .Nebraska Territory. Real estate bought and sold on commission. Land warrauts located for distant dealrrs Pre-emption papers carefully prepared. REFERS TO Sam.IT. Elbert, Plaitsmouth N. T. 11 P Bennet, Nebraska city N T O D Rkhardson, Otnaha ciiy. X T Fenner Ferguson, M C, Bellevue, NT Cassady & Test, Bankers, Council BluiT, Iowa Cook Sergeant & Cook, Fort Desmoiues, Iowa. December 3 1S57 n231y ioi ter's Spirit of the Times. General Purchasing Agency. TIIK constantly mcrcasins demand upon us to execute commissions for the purchase of all kinds of articles, both for residents and nm-rcsidentsof the city, has'induced us to establish, in connection with our newspaper enter prise, a Purchasing Burean under the Immediate supervision of one of our firm, as sisted by the most accomplishes experts, Jor supjilyiny any ariicK in tne tcoria. Particular attention will be paid to the se.ecticn, pur chase and sale ot thorough-bred Cattle and Horse Stuck trained Dogs Ferrets and fancy Fowls, Carriage. Buggy and Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness aud Saddlef, Tim Watches, every description of Fire Arms Sxrting Arti cles, Fishing It Mis and Tackle Mnsic and Musical Instru ment, Yachts Sail and K, w Boats Furniture fine Wines Liquors, and Sigars; Cricket and Ball Bats Pads &.C. &c. Agricultural Implements, of the la esi and most improved kinds ; Seeds, Plants Fruit Forest and Shade trees, and all kinds of B h ks treaniigon subjects of im portance to the Farmer, Horticulturist, and Florist. Staterooms Kngagld in advance m S; earners and Packets to leave for Kurope California the West Indies oranypartof the world. This will, bviale the necessitj to residents of in'aiid t iwns and places where no steamer agencies exist 'ol coining to N ew lmt twu or three week: in advance as they are tiow frequent iy required to do either to obtain passage or to secure eiigib.e accommoda tions. In this department, we will be redy to secure Rooms at Hotels at favorable rates, so as to protect the stranger from imposition as well as .ncotivenience and iu short, to perform any de.-ci iMion of commission that would ordinarily require (be presence of ihe party I liiiself. Gentlemen who desire to form Libraries, or who may wish to procure the Choice Literature of the day, can always icly upon our judgement and selection. Also. Blank hoksaud Stationery, and Book and New; Paper for printers. FOR THE LADIES, we will proenre the latest Fashion Platef. styles of B nnets samples of the newest varie ties of goods c.istnelics perfumes and fancy articles and we shall always be pleased to furnish everything connect ed with their wants. In short, for any service which may be required, the public may rely upon us, with the most perfect continence tor fidelity, and dispatch. Applv to GKU. W. WILKES & CO., Porter's Spirit of the Times. 343 Brondway. N. T. X. B. Subscriptions for Porter's Spirit of the Times.. a Spurting Lite.-ars. Aericuittiral. Fatui y Weekly Xews- o-iper, may be lorwarded to the same direction. Terms $3 a year. Groceries! Groceries!! Fresh Arrivals ! Heavy Additions ! ! Prices Greatly Reduced! CVRREyCi' TAKEN AT PAR!! J, B. JENNINGS Cor. 2nd and Frances sis, St. Joseph JIo. nAS just received at his store room, corner of Second and Francis Streets. St. Joseph, everything desirable in his line', which be purchased for the Fall and Winter trade, at greatly reduced price for Cash, and which he will sell at corresponding prices for cash, or to pnnctual customers. Among his recent receipts are 60 dos Fresh Peaches, 35 doi Prime Apples. 20 dux Assorted Fruits, M doi Lobsters 1 & 2 lb cans, 300 doz Field's celebrated Oysters put up this fall. 20 half Barrels new white Fish. also Codfish, 100 boxes W It Cheese, 50 boxes E D do, 600 lbs Currants, 60 boxes fresh raisins, 100 boxes dried her- rins. 500 lbs G.ishen Butter, 200 bt.ls crackers, 60 bbls nuts assorted. 600 lbs Peanuts, 100 boxes assorted au4 fancy candies, 100 do gum drops and motto Lozengers, ?uu arums t igs.xc. Also a large lot sugaa and molasses. which will be sold at prices considerably below the prices sixty nays ago. St. Joseph, Xov. 8, 1S57. 21 n S. LocKwoon. 1857. R- E. Pomekot Lockwood & Pomeroy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers i HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS. Also, Shippers of American Furs of every de scription ; ior wnicn inev wiu pay the highest Market Price, IN CASH. COUXTRl Merchants are invited to examine our stock of Hats A Caps for the approaching Spring and Summer trade, which will he large, fashionable, and well selected. In point of variety oar stock shall not be excelled by any House in M. Louis. Our prices will be low, terms accommod.itinr. CaJl and see us at our New Store. Second St.- ftEW SPBIXfi MD GBA-NsE & HILL, DEALERS IN EBHS,lEr O CO) m) S. AND M.iiu Si. bei:n Froni and Sc-ond s.s., S270a7-H"VillO, TXT. M A El o M o HATS & CAPS, Stove Furniture, Flour, Bacon, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. W E have jnst opened a heavy Stock of Fall and and Fancy lin-, which we are now prepared to oaer to the tnnieat exin iui iy low puces, Tor Cash or Countrj Produce. 1S57. 2nl-tn CK ANE.A IIII.L. rrjr-r-i7i triO fZl AT KM , I. T. WHYTE & CO'S, BROWNVILLE, N T. WE have ju't received an entirely new and l.irge as-tortment of uperior io ds. wtiu n we win sen a asreiisoriablo prices as auy establishment in the West, our in dt- bing -Li roan I let Live." We have n in store a ureal v iriety of the following articles, whiu'n wc purchased fortuj.i and aonsc (ucntly can sell cheap on the same terms : DRY GOODS EATS AND CAPS, Queensware and Willow Ware, FARM IMPLIMENTS, And a Gne assortment or Light Groceries Such as Spice. Peppers. Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, etc, etc. And a good article of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. It is a pleasure tons to show goods, and weask you Oct. la. 1807. jvznia-iyj (if r. !li n SIEGEL & GREENB'AUM, BrownvUle, N. T. THE proprietors would most respectfully inform the they have received ana are now opening one oi me i.ir-i-si mm mmt iuuijihc uimm ui viuvumg s Ever brought to this market. Their assortment of Embraces every variety of Textures and Prices: as invisible Green, and Cloths, i :asimers. cannons, v. asomurcns,oii ic.inj, mi m.uiu ujj accordin" tothe lat-st laslnonaiiiecur. i neir variety oi vesui tasupcru, "embracing the very la est styles and patterns. In tho nd at all time a fine selection of Cravats, Stocks, Tycs Collar white or colored. ITaiidker ehiefs, Suspenders, Carpet bags, etc., which wewillsellascheapas any establishment in the West. We have the finest and best assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING Ev-r brought Warranted to suit the most fastiduous. A Cue assortment of COATS, Dress, Frock and Sack. PAXTS, Every Style anil Description. VESTS, To please Earge and Small. SHIRTS, Both White and Taney. l'-.lt IMniliiinr kin H.rinin ! umL nt' huM it 1 ... . . J? . A A ll.o.. lltof ll.l t-ak ..I'ur ilia iwuiiiy-nve itvrceui. t'u''ini t""""'1; ..-wv.-. ... . i ..! i l' i . . i Groceries ill T 7E offer to the public, wo are ciiihdcnt, the YY larjrrst' and best selected stock of Groceries ,-ver offered in thU market : 6 HhdsSuj,'ar, - 50 Sacks ClToe, 125 Sa.rks Flour, 5 Tierces U.ce, :10 llbls Molasses, 10 Boxes Star Caudles, 20 Boxes Soap, 15(1 Sacks Salt, 15 Bbls Cider Viniger, 150 bbls Scit. TERMS CASH!!! l.T. WHYTE A 00. New Wholesale Grocery House. W.C.RITCHIE, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries, Wines, Liquors, CIGARS, WOODEN WARE, Corner of Main and Francis Streets Riddle's Old Stand. Opposite Stouts Hotel, ST. JOSEPH, JIO. HAVE just received the largest and most complete stick of the aljove goods ever opened in upper Missouri, to which the attention of merchants and dealers is res pectful ling invited having pui chased them principally for cah at th very lowest possible prices, in Boston, Xew York and St. Louis, feel con tident that I can offer inducements that are rarely found, and hoping, by fair and liberal dealing, low prices and good Goods, to merit a liberal ihareof patronage. Call and examine my stock and price-before purchasing; sales are bound to follow. In my stock will be found every articie usually kept in iXol Grocery House. JE3. XJ3EXjI3I3INr, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BK0W5TILLE, TS. T. Will write deeds of every kind and contracts for every purpose, with warranted lega: accuracy. Oroce, m the Banking House r Lustioaugn & carson. REFER TO lion. John A. Bingham. Cadiz, Ohio. " W K Carter, Cleveland, " RP Spalding. " " " B F Leiter, Canton, " " SLahm. " " " Wm R Sapp Mt. Vcrn.n, " S P Chase. Columbus, " " Thos. Ford, Mansfield, " Jas. Craig, St. Joeepfc, Ho. SUME1. GOODS! 0 lIF iltfl lb 5 9 Winter Goods, eiubniein everything in the Staph 7l CrV rr1 & GROCEBIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, to call round and set, for yourselves. i. i. nuiiLn u;. citizens of Brownviile and the publics generally thai to Color they have Brown, Blue. Black, visible and to this Terriiory. ILl iJ'j in jh'rinl. t-ni with l.ciL.-r IzlaLi lu-Itci uimm il ll. II r)t t ..? jai. 1..-A MvuoUI,v.cnuiic. firiTi i. nt'cvii ir KEROSENE OILS, LisTILLKL Fl-;OU COAL. (Secured by Letters Tatem.) Kehosksk It i.i hix itim; On.. The light obtain ed In. in this Oil ixceidsin brilliancy lliutol an otiicr oil or Quid heretofore discovered: is incx;.l- mvc, and iil remain iiuipcd iu the very coldest Weather. The Company recommend ns the lamps best adopt cd to this Ooil, the Kerosene liuipt. lnanufacturiii by the follow itiLC pJirties: Messr. Cornel us A Baker also, Ovolt.i.f Piii'ailcli hiii, K. V. lhu-'hiut A Co.. 4SH Broadway, iht Brooklyn Kiint lhuss Co. Xo. 7. Broad Slrcet. Messrs. liieli A Co- l !3 Wil liaui Street, L. NL-ivicr 1:17 Kim Street. X. V. Samples of different styles of Lumps cau be seen at thu Hffice of the Company. Kekosesk Li'bkic atinu Oil. Xo. 1 Prepared U suit tb finest, aud all other kinds of .Machinery burns bri'limtyin L'-comotive Head Lights, Car Lamps, and nil the ordinary Solarand Hind Lamps, and stands as grea a degree oi eolil as best crui Oil, and isadmirably adapted to Kailroad aud Stcuni- shtp use. Kerosene Lfbricating Oils, No. 2. 3. Superior Lubricators, and will be found to possess advantages over any Oils in the market at same prices will not burn and has been thus prepared to meet the re quirements of Railroads and others. .KekoSenk Bixxacle Oil. Prepared expressly for Ships' use, and will be found admirably adapted for use of Steamships, Men of War, Merchant Ves sels, Lake and Uivcr craft, mid burns in all cabin stateroom, binnacle, forecastle lamps, signal lan terns, Ae. Binnacle Oil will remain fluid as long as best Sperm, and will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed, ari advantage that will be obvious to every Shipuias cr. The Kerosere Oils can be obtained from the Wholesale Oil Dealers. Ship Chandlers, Druggists, and Grocers in V'ew Yoik, and the regularly apjx.int ed Agents of the Company n many of the principal Towns and Villages of the United States, the Cana days. and the Island of Cabs. Local Agents appointed ( in conformity with the rules established by the Board of Trustees,) on ap plication to AUSTEXS. General A;tnt. A."rrorw Oil. Co.. X;o. 50 Beaver Street, N. T. N.B. Cinrnlftrs with full particulars.testimonials, nrices. ic. will Le forwarded cnai'iilicationas above. f HSU Kcv Hardware Store. bisrn ot tne caw. J. FLAHERTY", Importer, Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in American German, English & French HARD WARE AND CUTLERY. st. jos mi, Ma IS NO W receiving and opening the largest and most varied arsortmcnt of roods iu the above line ever offered in any market west of St. Louis. My stock embraces a full and complete assr.rtmoit of Cabinet and House Builder's Hardware, Mechaa ic's tools of every description, direct from the m st approved manufacturers: agricultural and horticul tural tools and implements, in great variety, combin ing all the recent and useful lurpruvemeuts for the saving of a vast amount of labor to the farming com munity, from whom I respectfully request a cireful examination of this department of my stock. I am also exclusive agent for the sale of the celebrated St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which 1 will warrant, and 611 all orders at ihe factary prices. Also a large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Pistols Iron, Steel, Xar.s, Jtc., of the best brands: in a word, my stock is very complete, which, fo. its quality and price, I am determined to offer such inducements as will command a liberal share of trado from, this and adjoining counties. My arrangements for importing and agencies for American Hardware Minufacturers, together with a long experience in the general Hard ware trade, enables me: not only to defy all competi tion, but has convinced me that the true principle of trade is small profits and quick returns. January 1, 1S57. vln2'.ltf I "o J- f f-" JOHN COLIIOIX & BROTHER, (Sign of the Piidlia.-k. opposite the Post Office.) WUOLES.XLE XL KETAIL PKAI.KH IN Building and Saddlery Hardware, G 11 O C E It 1 E , Boots, Shcc, Lcvn'rr :ir.ilS:4c Findings. ST. JOSEPH MO. I TAVE now in store, and ii. arrive shortly, Amer LJ. iean and Foreign Hardware, such u : Greaves A Son's Files and Edge Tools Butcher's do do SjH-iir A Jackson's saws Gimlet pointed -n-rews G-iffiii's and American horse nails I'ost hole augers Vines' shovels and spades Lull .V. Portcr'-i shutter Butts Xlortieing m u-hines .'iicular, iujII and muly saws I'laneS'ind plane irons '.'Mipcrs drawing knives do adzes and wood tools Tress Hoops Butts, cast and wrought Copper rivets for belts Tuyere Irons Hated and com. s'irrups do do llitts dt) do Buckles do do Kings Breast and rein snaps Lasts, pegs Pog floats I'ineerj -ihoe thread Bristles, wax Lining skins cissors Pocket knives Knives nud lorks Brass curtain band and pins Door locks Augers and anger bitts Corn kntvos Briar st-yi hes Grass itid gniin do Na Is hoVi's :i;nl fi.tigs Cao.Ucstkks Framed wo. d -situ Bla- ksmitl.s' B. Hows and Vi.-es Moii-.-el.oIe Armit.ige an vils American anvils Stocks and dies Pud hooks, breech 'g loops Fad screws, cockeyes Ornaments, racks Girth rein and roller web Silk, :i cord thread Calf skins I'piH-r leather Bri.MI- do Skirting do II i mess do Belting do (livit skins Enamtnclled leather tlinding With many goods embracing a complete assort ment of-the most desirable w hii-h tlu-v will sell at the lowest prices. J. COLHOUX k BliO. April 1fith.1S07. 31-ly George Ferguson, MILLWRIGHT & ENGINEER, BROWNVILLE, N. T. VXX0UXCE to the public, that he is prepared to erect Steam and' Water Saw nnd Merchant Mills at short notice and reasonable terms. Repair ing of machinery of nil kinds. ALL WORK WARRANTED. He is also Agent for A. B. IIOLLIBIRD & CO'S Western Foundry. CINCINNATI, O. LEE & LEAVITT'S Saw Manufactory, Ci.KCi.NN ATI, O. And are prepared to reet iveand till orders lor any n;:. diinery manufactured or kept on hand, by tl.es..- -,- aOiish tltents. Letter- ol enquiry, promptly answered. KfiFFEiiLXCK.S. Noel. Lake & Co., Brownviile, X. T. Steam Mill. li. W. Furnas, Brownvilic, " Muir. II. inn X Co., " " " Dr. Hoover, Nemaha city, " " P. M. B'gcr, Pawuuvvity," " " Nuckolls 4 White, liockport, Mo. " James Lowe, Linden, " A. B. Halliberd, Cincinnati, O. Brownviile. June 1H. ,Ho7. v2 1-ly OLIVER DENNETT & CO., M AM KAcTI KKf A.M II(1.IaI.K UKALKKs1 IN Boots Shoes & Erogans, xo. S7 j.ia" sri:h:i:r. saixt louis. ho. VBE NOW IX KhCKIITol a complete. issoritii.-iil of goods t'r.nti their own and other tiiaiuilae rjiries.iiilapted us f ially to the Western trad'-. Purchasers are invited to examine ihcir stm-k. na n u fact u red imd selected with great care and warranted of ticrior quality. Orders will receive rmniit itid earo'ii1 jitt.-nti. n MiHKASK 11Y lusurauco Cotnpniiy. Capital Stock S50,00. NEBRASKA CITY, . . T. rIIIlS Coinptity, under a liberal charter, is now 1 fully i.rgitri;!. il. ami i In-ir entire capit.-i I st.k it Fip'J T'loiiniHit Llijhir-. ; -ii ill in and secured. They are prepared, lit til this d.tte, to grant o.-n licio. and take ri.-k. Uk-ii cpial terms, with the ni-ist favored Insurance Cuiupany any where. Having adopted the mutual prin -ipb-. its patrons, without incurring tiny liability, will share in the profits of the coin puny. The operation of the Company, will be contiiHtl, t'orthc present, to. ma kink, or I'aki.u risks, with a maximum liability ol flj.joo on ;my .,m- bi.ttom. IVing the only liisnrnnce OSce, on thealxive pop ii la r plan. West of the Missouri, it confidently ex pects a generous upxirt from Western Mi;rchiitits. We respectfully invite the Missouri River ia tronage. DIRECTORS' : S.F.Noekolls, Chas. F. Holly, ll. P. Bennet, J. L. Arm-trotig W. X. Hinchman. Miles W. Bruwn. A. A. Bradford. OFFICEKS : CnAS.F. HOLLY, President. J. Garsidk, Sec'y. St. Louis Agent Col. W. P. Howard. April 2d, 1857. 42-lj A. LTFORO. J. T. HORN Lyford & Horn, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL iw wmm mi. 0 X V Dealers in iDnry Ooods AND GROCERIES, IIARDWA K E. Q U EENS WA RE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND OAFS. JValls, Plows, Sio cs, Furniture, &c SONORA, MO. April St, 17. NEW GOODS!!! JOHN lIcPIIERSOV t? I have just received aa entirely n.-w . j . assortment of 10,1 lrj SUTEHI0R GO0.S Which I will sell at as reasottiAu establishment in the West, IWMany I have now in store a great vsriet, tf . lowing articK's. which wtre purelmsej f. X and conseque i.tly,can sell cheap the jam DRY GOODS vtjl queries I1AT8 AND CAPS , ' SADELEBY BOOTS AiXD SHOES IIARDWAUi: ADClTirnr QUEEiSYAnEXt BOOTS AND bliOES, Ready Made CloUiiag.' And a fine assortment of LIGHT GROCERIES Such as Spice, Teppsrs, Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, 19-Novcmber 5th. etc., etc. LOUS WALDTER. S;3, and OriuimHital l'3!r Iljhse. OLAZIEB. GKAIN EE, am PA PER II A I1I:R, NEMAHA CITY, N. T. Takes this mcthol ot Inr nnninr the that hes. removed hi paint shop fn.ni Report t tin, D,7T1 Hi thinks himself qnaiiMe'l lo ni lertke any wwkL," taiiiini; t hia line ot buiuesM ami respei tiuiit tlie public to nie him a call. Piease leave .lersat the .AJvertiser" iffl.. N. v. 19 IS57. n21-if Lli0ni!li: T K. i ori ::!! TiiJ onn: ft I'AKK VAX. Merchant Tailor, Atlantic sire.-'. We.-t ..I H. I.lt,.ir S!i.r IIHO WW VI I. I.E. .EIH;.SK. TEltR. HA V IXG bin.ht prop- -'.vtMol l-.cit.yi pfrruarimt ly in IlroHin.lie. I ..f r n.y vriee fe the public gem-rally, it th.y nan' any ihinxdoaa is my Imeof l.iisim-ss. 1 no ai . ;iv- be f. und Ml tB pii or. tnor-pn 1 1 v --ii m mv lM-h. Work Warranted Xo I'it .o PajT rartl. iilariiifciitu.il paid to i niliiiggirB.-iit, mid layiug off work foi the Sea in-M resn. 1 h.- nrw.tit I p..rtu.n ol my I tie has been dev. .ted to my iriU-, in w hich I consider mys.-t inferior to nonu es-i'iilly in the cutting deart nieiit. and I h-pe by rl..setti-B-tii.n to my bu-iness to merit a siare .f public patn nag.-. E. E. IWRKHll. Brownvill-.' April Iff th. Ho7. ijtj DOWDALL, MAR klLTMtCaT WASIKGTON FOUNDRY, Engine and .Maciiino shop, CORNER OF IDlOstl) AND MOHGA1 S1RLKIS .T. l.i'L l, i. . M miir.icinrers .1 si'e mi Knvine- ami .1 ilrs Saw and I.isi Mi. I Mohine-.y Sintie ami m.ntir U.niiarS.w Mills, T.t.acc. Sc;(W- anil P pe l.i J Kettlc I..tr. Ser-ws ami t y.ni.ler-. V.. Caniiinr Micluie- Buudm Castinir- Yiiiil''s linpr. ve.l Paient .Sum' Mills Ike. S3-Ai;KXTS tor the sale. t J.nne. S ui.b k to 'S ?en..r M iclune Cards. vliH-l, NEW STORE MT. VERNON, NEBRASKA. A. IIKXiXiEY, Announces to Ihe pu'j'ic that lieh.ix ciirdiardl the tiifi sive Stock of (i.K.ils h oi cht f.. tliir. p:,ico by M. Dail ami in n-1 tiers to sell Miry Good. ;ro r j w. Hard Ware, ueeiiti a i v X at prices kn fan as ca-i le ..uml in (tic V'HM'T..Uirr, Or Cash or in exchange for country produce, fot. I '(V7-OI4 UKUlitlt; 1-. KliN.NEDV, KEAL INSTATE Ai)Gi;i;iiiL i.a. 4c;nT Flormvt City, A". T. Scott city Steam Saw-MiU JOHN C. HUFFMAN, Scott City, 31 Immediate! j opposif Broirnvitl-: .V T ) Aniiuttnce- ti. the puioic tn.it be lias ieascd the rsw steam saw-niill recently erected by Mr. Meek lur.it H ssab .ve ami is now ptepaieil to furtiish the citizens f Missouri anil Nebraska w tth an exit a ijna. ily t jLt'MBEE ol eveiy description ami SAWED LATHS ot an excellent iiualiv. A sbare ol pit run ago It solicit!. N vptnber 11, 1N7. ii'.'i-ly NATIIrL FO I E COUbINi Land and General Agent, VASilirfUTOIiT CXTX", D.O. llnitii; -e- g .isl he si'u.iti .n which lie bis bell in !l.e ticner.il I. , n.l litttci lor il.e last twenty years in cli.iia if t be Y e-enip i it Bn eau . De s bis ,ei vices in the p .Menu.. ii 1 1 1 1 .i'ii beloi e ihe Depirtinftii, umlrr -l:ep e-enip I laws t-.w n site act of IHI1 kc. k- Mr. C w ill also aive a'teioi .ti In cases b.f..re the Prn M.n.lll.e procure I. itid Wi rants to p. rtiei eulitlcl. and prosecute claims bcr rer.,nirrefs. MKIMtl 1 O II..n. S A. Doiurlji 1 1 , io. is C. 8 Senate. J V. Bright Initi.ni.t. C. K st nan MkIii'.iii " K.W.J hiloo Atk'iisas. " D. ni'l We. Is Wt-.-..i,.ii, II. m,e Reps. C. C. Wrfbbiirni U b'l Sun Ii I! i'l i ' John B. S. mil. b.e I. oi-i ma. " Th mas A lli.-ii.lri k Cun'r Lind OllKe. J . S. WiiM.n V. if lloU. K. M H lli'l .j: J inies SI. i.- .j fie... C. Wb.:i n -v Me'ta-v s i' ; Messrs. Swi't-in t . i P.ir. it Ch .bb K ii. C'li'fl ' f K ;-.: r s-t ..in'. o.'r I l.li. in Miimescl l'.o-l.,tlS. t I .'. .i.ser, Wssblllt-.D .1., ilo .1., .lo oi Mi il X 1 Siller I.e.i N t do il- Also to'l.e In-t i.-t I. ;i. t.tfi e - irenrral y ami all wbobjve h l ai.il 1. 11-111.-. ji br-eitof g vernmeti' for years, jr J-s l i.ie-s ie. ters will recve a'.l't' ti..ii unless acu.inpaine. by a lee. n1-J NEW FIRM. J. nas Craneaml Tlie d..r, Idr li tbU d.iy f..rn--' n w f -pirtnership nii'ter the the fir 111 ai l s'yle ifCran-Ii:- i.l n il! c ntinne the Mi- caiittle nsine at tb"' st.ld' I McAllister. Uozier Co. J A St rA! - ist tiik ,.,r.jni GEO. I Ll ( KIIAUDT, WATCH II A Ii K II, And Jowollor, 41 ll CON. HO l.T Oir.NTV . HO. AKES tlie liU'rtv to inform thi citizenn ' f A. Brov n v.lli- and riciuitv. 1 h ? be li oi em-d a Watch, Ciock. and Jeweiry More. In Oregon, lb It eoiinry, !..., where Ur will keep con stantly on hand, and firnh, n knI aorfuent of Gold and Silver Wntchcs. (.'l-a-ks and Jewelry. whi"l he will sell .xtn mcly low, f..r CASH. Also, a line lot of Viol i us. Ae-ordeons. Silver, and ITatt-d Sptc tacles. Gold Pen with Gold and Silver est'nsivB ca-s. Si! ver Thimble, de.. Ae. He is prepared to repair Watches. Clock nnd Je elry. of every description, in the best wanner anl on ihe mr..-t reasonable terms. Every article bought in hi.s establishwepf. is wr rtinted to be what-it is represented tube. Wuh re pairing warranted for one year. -lulv 2 K:i. v1-nif ' T. b. ci mi.m;. 'Oil C. TTKK. (T3IIXC & TURK, Attorneys at Law & Ileal Estate Agent OMAHA CITY, N. T. WILL attend faithfully and promptly to 11 bf ness entrusted t them, in the Territorial o Iowa Courts, to the purchase of lots and lands, en trries and pre-empti.n,eolIisctions. Ac. Office in the second story of Henry f Rootsnew buildin?. nearly opposite the Western E.ccbog Bank, Farnham street. Dee. 27, 15. v1n2tf OLIVER BENN'ET. JAME? P. Pts-12. WM. B. tfAKRIT. OLIVER BENNETT k CO., Manuf.icturers.in.l WTialesale Dealen- B BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 87 Main Street. (FoKMRXTjXo.lI'l.CoKSRor M w asuLoccst.) ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 a. ro. 4, MwnBU'iio. Utu. M. Joseph, M. S2-6ib 1 BtWWrillSy Ost. sv rr.