TJE ADVERTISER,
BROWNVILLE, f "B. 10, 15.9. ,
TKItMS:
toMTl.wr',l m advance, -
. m at tb end of 6 mon.uS,
3 OO
i.&O
'II 3 00
no! f !? or wore 1 furnished at $1,60 per
- VcziT i'r'.ded accompanies the order, not
Of the Real
,.,e s-w Letter, Maotiic Temple, Chicago, 111.
ii piirn. General Advertising Agent.ln rear of
X Ml, L4ie aiil aiiurcu . juwawitjoy " i
.uTtfc Siieet,
VltnHll0WW,ft "
' Aluw'lt'isp, American Cacadeaa and European
.(,rrff!rjr aiid ut:riUou f3ce,Nol33 Nassau street
EibDtaiDct, Northwest corner of Olive and
uitr'.i, baifct Luii.
til Jvek,C3, iei born street, Chicago,
.- uibiut-4 Agent tu solicit subscriptions and ad
t.:.arv.' for the AJvi-rtl.er, and receive and receipt
tti.uit ti-erefor.
syrens resident in this Territory, coming from varions
,r.of the Mates, often sucgestu as the names of
-.-rttatl.eirold neiKLborbood. who would doubtless
,e subrbers if they oould see a copy of the "Ad
n'r " We always send a specimen copy, and persons
t.vug, m ill consider It af
,.ar i4scritr.
tUoB to become a regu-
JOD VOIIK.
t.hrerer.t ten.ve aiMl.ts of New Type. Cuts,
UU, V-nre. Card. C male to the "Advrr-
aX claim to be at le to turn out Job "W ork In
;"I r 2? un;T4ab, any office. The proprietor being
r trj't
r in t be ocudone n the ea r Irt
r4s fhsnn ens
i B ank. Wort in Colors, Brome Wort, vc., will
r.ita particular attend'- trt
r, from a flounce will be Promptly attended to,
U wVraited to give satisfaction or no pay.
i-r The "Nebraska Advertiser" havin
'uch it. largest circulation of any paper to
e Territory. Wholesale
nU St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
a market, where Nebraska merchants pur
.aa. wUl find no better adrertiaing medium
i the Western couiitry-C3
Lost.
- Id tbii (it J, a Thursday February 3d, 1859,
, arfwhere between Messrs. Crane 4 Hill's atore, on
v n ftreeLaoJ the Brownvil'.e House, or between
;.e Ur-waville Huse and Doct. J.Xoel'i resiJence,
n.all -irte inoncaie" couUining about forty
;Ur. Tbe finder wiU be liberalJy rewarded by
rtriDg the Mmt at tbu c Cee.
Ion. rentier Ferguson.
'& are u&Jer special obligations to
.'I;a. FtxstB Febrcsox for bound vol
.mes cf Commerce and -Navigation18594
Report on . the Finances," 1757-8, and
Tateat Office Reports," 1657.
Hon. Janes Shields.
. Of the Senate,- will please accept our
thfiuls for recent favors.
Yalcablc Mercantile Accession-
; tVe are pleased to announce that S.
F. Ncckolls and D. J. Martin have
ieiermined to open up a new and exten
li.e Mercantile House in this City.
'tVLere S. F. Nuckolls Is ' known and
ivhere is he not in this region no better
q-jarantee' of ability, extensiveness, re-
rxmsilility,' and practicability, is needed
-i.an the simple mention of his name as
onnwted with an enterprise. Mr. Mar
Ja ii a younj "man also well known in
his portion of the country, as being a
jentlemrtfily, honorable, experienced, and
11 1 1 t . 4i 1
ost excellent tradesman, which together
mnnis social qualities cannot ran to se
cure for the new house a host of friends.
11- ! I . .
liner's Oulflt,
" Mr. Hill, of the firm of Crane &. Hill,
f this City", informs us that Mr. Crane
is now east purchasing supplies of every
thing needed by those going to the Ne-
Irala Gold Mines, which will be here
tn tho first boat. The enterprise evinc
ed ty this house the past year has been
? jth that none will doubt their ability, and
iMerminauon to keep fully up with the
demand cf the times.
Improvements. ;
U hive every reason to believe that
extensive improvements will be made in
this city the coming season. Contracts
ere beinj made for lumber, brick, &.C,
reparatory for early operations.
(apttolluKi.
. v e are sure our readers will be glaa
tnai onr "correspondent irom tne n
tal,M "CAriTOLirM," has resumed his
lie -QVPriispr s coiuniiia. 11c
a close observer of men and things, and
l-i.. . .
-is jeners are ahvavs or interest.
Atlantic Monthly.
We have received the February num-
: er of this valuable monthly. Contents
Ought women to learn the alphabet?
The morning street In a cellar Ham
kt at Boston El Llanero Bulls and
tears "The New Life" of Dante The
rhiltcr Did .1 ? The minister's wooing
The Poiin and the Pine The Profes-
kt at. the breakfast table "White's
Shakespeare, &.c.
Tlie Atlantic is increasing in populari
ty- Th Jan nary "'number w as entirely
t ihausted, and a reprint is being made.
Helicons EeTlTal.
Quite an interesting religious revival
u m progress in this, city,
this, city, in charge of
he Christian Church. Rev. J. M. Wood,
delating. Several have been added to
the Church. May the good work go on.
Chess. : -
0;r fried, "T, R. F." who is a de
votee, to, and an expert at the game of
Chess: has furnished the Advertiser col-
umns with several beautiful and difficult
Chcs. Prol
Otlems. He promises ta Con-
. 1
tmue. Others are invited to contribute.
Pike's Peak Coots.
. Lien. Las a few more of the same sort
cf those "jam up" water proof Pike's
I f ak boots. G ive him a call.
Claim Notice.
To Joseph Jones, Almond Spencer and all others
h ra it way concern. You are hereby notiCed that
I w,ll appear at the Ur.d Office in Brownville. N.
CiV w 7 tbe da3rcf February lS59,at two
- t i .m, vo prove o
Tnivripbtof nre-rmntion tn
th
north east r:nrt.r ,r n v:
. T f v lWUU - -, WKiUUIUil.
T0-o.33. ROBERT FOX.
1 t a -
.ia: AT THIS OFFICE
j i.
. -. Toledo , Iltuserics. '
- ivu,wu j.rus jor oat -
Twobnndred thonsand apple trees grafted thil
winter, deliverable in eprrogtoorder atfSfcrtOOO,
whenorer twenty tbonsacd are taken; for emaller
amounts six dollars per thousand -will be charged.
Thirty thousand extra ne imported Pear stocks
at from eighteen to twenty dellaraper thousand.
S0,0C0 extra fine imported Anger's Quince, $17 per
inonsaDa.
20, CO Mahalcb Cherry Stocks
10,000 Parfidiae and Douc ian
$18 per 1000
20 "
4
0,000 Slazrard Cherry stocks ' '
20,000 ParndUe aDd Uoneain
300,000 ono year old apple trees, , .,
20
20
60
80
60
25
H '
u
M
per 100
100,000 3 to 4 feet apple t ees
100,000 4 to i feet Tcry stocky and fine
20.0C0 Norway Spruce about 1 foot
12.000 dwarf pears
5,000 dwarf cherries, extra fino
2.000 r.lum troes. 1 year
15
20 "
and Raspberries,
Plants, Peaches,
With a lar0 lot of Currants
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and
Apricots and Nectarines.
Catalogues sent to order on receipt of a postage
stamp each. A, FAIIXESTOCK 4 SON S,
Feb. 10, '$9 ly - " -Toledo. Ohio.
A STATEIiIElMT
or THE
Buchanan Life and General' Insurance Co.
or
.Ot.. sTos2?Xxt - Mo. '
For the year ending December 31, 1S59.
Cash on band, - $36,982 68 -iLN.Y.andStLonia
25,W4 21-$52,945 87 ;
Real Estate, 4,421 56
Office Fixtures " 656 17
Bills Receivable, 8,305 51
Stock notes well secured and payable on
demand, 81,770 00
Balance due on Insurance Premiums, 5,946 70 :
$164,045 81
$96,200 00
52,675 83
5,170 93
Capital Stock,
Deposits,
Profit and and
Loss.
$154,046 81
The above statement closed the second year of this
company.
The company paid their losses promptly, on the pre
rectation of the claims, without submitting any of
tbeir insurers to any detention whatever, or availing
themselves of any of the usual delays, or charges for
prompt payment. And they bope by the continu
ance of this policy, to secure a large share of the bu
siness of merchants, steamboats and shippers gener
ally. A dividend of 33? per cent, on the capital
paid in. has been this day declared and carried to
the credit of the Stock notes, and 25 per cent of the
cargo premiums returned to the customers of the
office. JAS. L. O'NEILL, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J B IIOWAttD, W R PENICK, J B JENNINGS,
JOAN CALHOUN. HENRY BLOUNT, JAMES
KAY, MILTON TOOTLE, ALBERT O CLARK,
C HYATT, J II LIKENS.
J. B. JENNINGS, President.
JAS. L. O'NEILL, Secretnry.
Notice to Lot Holders
IX TABLE ROCK, NEBRASKA.
Persons holding any evidences of titles, contracts for
deeds, or certificates of deeds, in the town of Table Rock,
Pawnee county, ebrat-ka,are nereoynounea ioai unless
presentation U made in person, or by the proper attor
ney, and lots claimed, and respective proportion of en
trance money (56 cts per lot,) and fee for executing the
deed. ($1 60 ) be paid on or before the expiration of six
months from this date. All lots nncaneu ana unpam
for, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder,
for the use and benent of said town of Table Eock agree
able to the provisions of an act passed by the General
Assembly of Nebraska, entitled "an act regulating the
disposal of lands purchased in trust for townsltes," and
approved February 10, lt57. C. W. GIDDIXGS,
Table Rock. Jan. 13. '69. -3t Mayor.
FAR31 FOR REST.
The undersigned, desires to rent, for the coming
season, his farm, situated seven mile due west from
Brownvillo. Forty acres is now under cultivation,
enMoscd with a good poet and board fence. There
is also a good comfortable log house and a splendid
spring of water on vbe premises. The farm will bo
ren ed on very favorable terms, and the pay taken
in breaking additional farming land, share of pro
ducts or cash, as may be desired.
T. J. FAVORITE,
flrownvilie, N. T. Jan. 13-59-29 tf. '
Notice.
TT 1- 1 a.l,.-. T nnAna 4 Ara ST1
i nose persons who uavu uacu uuuiuu ivm
BoarJ ynd at tho foot of jdain street Brownville,
without our consent, are hereby requested to report
the lumber to J. H. Morrison who is our authorized
agent; The persons who took the lumber, are Known
and will save themselves trouble by calling as above
and settling as soon as possibly convenient, - '
Also those who have purchased of Mr Morrison, are
requested to pay up, as we are in need of funds.
jan. 27,59-3U-3t J. li. Mou&tt & vo.
LIST OF EETTERS
Remalninz uncalled for In the Brownville Post Of
fice for the Quarter ending Dec. 31, 1858.
A mack, D. Am
Burns William
McDonald B
McCombs John
Martin John F 2
Morris Mrs Mary
Masters Kate
Mow John H
Manning R C
Minick Elizabeth
Monroe A Q
McLaughlin Charles
Nickerson Lewia
Prosser Jonathan
Ripple Henry
Reynolds Henry
Ross R. Sam.
Smith Jacob
Stewart Marparet
Steys Samuel
Scott Henry
Scott Mrs. E. C.
Sinclair Mrs. F.
Steward Joseph
Slttes pieline ;
True D
- Thurber Wm 2
Twining W. W.
Worrall G. H 2
Willman Anny
Bingley George
Belrel William
Bruker Jacob
Conrad Nicholas 3
Chard John 6
Cownerthwait Bich'd
Con Elizabeth
Crichfleld Hardin
Council Jos W.
Cooper Ephreim
Dickey James
Due?ee Richard
Dtrbs Henry
Deeter Wm.
Emerson John
Elliot Henry
Fowler S D
Freiberg Angnst Carl
Hibbard S Willia-n
Harrison James E 2
Hawley K Orester 2
Haskell C Emily"
Humphreys D Charles
Jewell David
Jewell A P
Jack uacid
Lyons Jeremiah
u-ngreiiow Joseph i
Wally Solomon
IRntin Samuel.
Persons calling for those letters will please say they
are advertised. JOHN H. mala.
v. r. Ja.
1 1 1 1 1 j
, , . . . - . , r .
J2 IUCRY. STABLE
1.. - . . .
v pnwri.T.
BBOwWvrLLE, N. T.
Annonnces to the public that be is prepared to accom
modate those wlshlne with Carriages and Buggies; to-
cether with good safe horses, for comfort and ease in tra
velling. He will also board horses by the day, week or
month.
fcfTERMS FAVVRSBLJi.JS.
June 10, '68. Wtf
Claim Notice.
To James Stoddart and all others to whom it may
concern: 1 oa are nereoy nonnea ia x wm pprur
at the Land Office in Urownville N. T, on Tuesday
tho 15th day of February, IS59, to prove up my right
of pre-emption to the north west quarter of section
32, township 5, range 14 east.
Dr.-Easterly's
ES"FeYer and Ague Killer Will
enre ague and fever, chills and fever, dumb agce, Inter
mittent and remittent fevers, and all the varioas forms
of fevers Incident to bilious climates. If there la a
ma pom&n or cfi suffering with age and J ver.
they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly's ever ana
Ague Killer, It is a positive curespeedy and perma
nent. Try It.
Plice $1 per bottle, or 6 bot.lesfor $5.
Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets
81 Louis, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be
addressrp to get the genuine. ,
Sold by J. H. MAUN & CO, Agents, Brownville.
ISTDr. Carter's Cougli Balsam
will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bron- 1
chltls, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast,
Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint,
Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat,
chest, and Lungs
No one 6hould neglect a Cough or
Cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting
a Common Colo. Coughs and Colds lead to cokstjmp-
tiok. and then to an early death. Reader, have you a
much. cold, or anv disease or the lungs.' rrocore at
once that celebrated remedy, Db. Carter's Cough
Balsam, which never falls to relieve a cough in twen- J
ty-four bors, and always cures the worst cases 01
oolds, coughs, ans all diseases of the throat and lungs in
a few days. Price Trial bottles, 2$ cents; large bot
tles, $1 per bottle, or bottles for $3.
tJDR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut Strs,
St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, tewhom all orders mast
be addressed to get the genuine. - Sold by , , . ; ,
j. n. MAUN &. Co., Agents, "
Brownville, IT. T.
, Claim Notice. .
To Nathan Corchan Thos. C. Nance, and all oth
ers whom it may concern: lou are hereby notified
that I will appear at the Land Office l.rownTille, A.
T-on Friday, the eleventh day of February, 1859,
to prove up my right of pre-emption to the south
west quarter of section twelve, Township one, north
of range sixteen (16), cast, where you can appear
to contest my right thereto.
JOHN A. BURBANX.
I " W S 1 . -M a , t
loumv uuu BurKapiinuu ; v
"Will cure all diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood, or a depraved condition ot tbe fluids of the
system, vis : cancers, swelling of the glands, rheumat
ism, white swellings, chronic acre eyes, piles, noils,
erysipelas, goitres, pains in the bones and joints, ul
cers In the mouth and throat, and all chronic constitu
tional diseases. This medicine searches out the very
roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing
the secretions in the system, thus removing the caaso.
Whjch renders the cure certain and permanent.
lit. Eatterly't fodine ana $ortaparilla will pure the
vortt mercurial dUeatt, and, Jr jye ont and destroy ev
ery particle of mercury which is in the system, and cure
its bad effects.
It will cure secondary typhilii or general Qiteate,
and will dare the eypMhtic virus and all hereditary
taint $ and pouonout matter out of the system through
the pores of the skinand restore the patient to a per
feet state of health and purity. It is a positive cure
for liver complaint and dyrpeptia, if used a proper
length of time, I challenge the World to produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that Dr. Easterly' t Iodine and Sartaparilla will
cure all nervous diseases, female comploiuts, dropsy,
grveo', diseases of the kidney's, bladder, and urinary
organs, in a few days.
It will remove pimples and blotches from lhe face,
and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as ala
baster. It does this by purifyingthe blood, and by its
prompt action on the liver, kidneys, and secretory or
gans, producing vigorous health. -. ,
Persons who have long been afSicied with scrofula old
sores, tetter, ringworm, scald head, blotches, eruptions
of the skin, and all cutaneous diseases, are advised to
procure Gridley'i Salt Bboum and Tetter Ointment to
apply on the sores and diseased parts, when using Dr.
Easterly's Iodine and Sartaparilla. The Iodine and
Sarssparilla purifies the blood, and causes the sores to
discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals
them. When both are used (which I always recommend)
a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They
are the best and most powerful curatives known to man.
A fair trial is all I ask I do not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla, $)1 per bottle, or
6 bottles for $5. Gridley's Salt Bheum Ointment 75
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly,
corner of Third anp Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.,
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must he addresed.
53-Soldby J. H. MAUN & CO., Druggists, Brown-
viUe IT. and by Druggists generally.
ETDr. Hooper's Female Cordial
will cure all female complaints, such as excessive,
suppressed, or painful menstruation, Fluor albua or
wnltesf barrenness, sallow complexion, headache, diz
ziness, weak nerves, frightful dreams, and all ' diseases
caused by colds, checked perspiration, excesses, over
excitement, &c., of tho sexual organs. Dr. Hooper's
Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the la
dies the best remedy ever invented. jc3Prlce $1 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. ... '
Dr. Easterlv, corner of Third and Chestnut streets
St. Louis, Mo, sole proprietor and to whom all orders
mast be addressed.
Sold by J. H. MAUN k CO., Agsnts, BrownvlHe,
i. T., ana by Druggists generally.
Dr. Baker's Specific will cure
gonorrhea, gleet, stricture, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases of the
genital organs, seader, have you a private disease 1
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cure. With Dr,
Baker's Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
medicine. Price $1 60 per bottle.
JCJ-Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut strets
St Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold by
J. n. MAUX & CO., Druggists,
Brownville, N. T.
NEW ARRIVAL!
-NEW FIIIJI-. '.
: " - AMD
NEW :(GOOS!!!
McAllister & ponn,
n HOLESALB AND BETAIL DEAL&RS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
FFRXITtRE, HARDWARE,
QUEEXSWARE, &C,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Having established themselves at the old stand recent
ly occupied by
john Mcpherson;
They are now offering and receiving for sale one of the
Largest x
AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS
OF
MEROHiANDISE
Ever Brought in this Territory
They have an extensive and varied assortment
STAFJLE AKD FA1VCY
DRY GOODS,
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
of
....... consisting of - - - i .
Flour,
Ham,'
Bacon
Sugar,
lHolases,
Cofiea,
Tea,
. . Salt,
Cheese,
Candles,
.1 etc.,etaf
v And a fine assortment of
- LIGHT GROCERIES
Such as
Spice, .
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc
They have also on hand a large lot of
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
PFSKS,. BURE-AUS&C, AC. .
- ALSO, ' "' ' ' '' J .
A well selected Stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
QUEENSWARE,
Boots and Shoes.
We pledge our customers to sell
as cheap as any otljer house in the
city, and that our goods in quality
and style shall be unsurpassed.
THE GOLDEN YEAR.
G0DET,S LADI'S BOOK FOR 1S59.
Fif ty-seventh &, Fifty-eighth volumes.
terms.
' One copy one year, three dollars; twoecpic; one year
Ore dollars : three copies one year 6lx Gal lars.
AKrets L. A.GOODET.
' US Chfsn-it street Philadelphia.'
cards:
R. M'LACGHLIX
CHAS. DOSSCT
LIcLAUGHLUT & DORSET,
Main Street, BrownTUie,N,T.,
Bay and sell Land -Warrants, mats out and file declar
atory statements; make out pre-emption papers; pay
taxes, investigate titles; t r - -
Buy and sell property on commission, furnish land
warrants for time entries, and attend to all other busi
ness connected with a general land agency business.
.rarucuiaT aiteniion paia 10 iue seictiiou 01 trovern
ment land and the location of land warrants for parties
residing; at a distance.
McLAUGHLIN &. DORSET respcniiy refer to
George H. Nixon, Esq., Register Brownville Land
Pfflcp.
Chrles B. Smith, Esq.., Receiver of Public Moneys'
Nemaha Land District.
Robert W. Furnas, Esq., Editor Advertiser Brownville
Messrs. Lushbaugn & Carson, Bankers, Brownville,
lion. W. M. T. Hamilton, nagerstown, Maryland.
Lewis R. Newcomer Esq. Baltimore, ill.
O H Barnet, Esq , Dayton, Ohio.
Hon. Fenner Furguson, Delegate in Congress from
Nebraska Terrritory, Washington, 1). C. ' '
John A. Beat, Esq., 'Attorney at Law,- Peru, Ind.
Brownville, April 22. ' no43tf
W. BEDFORD,
HUDSON GEORGE,
county Surveyor
Aotary Public
r T? iM?AT1T 0 rT?nnnT7
JDJli Ur UJA U OU VJiLUlAUllj
Tl TTTSlTnTin A BTTI flTTTTT
. ALSO
REAL ESTATE AIGE UTS
BROWNVILLE NEBRASKA.
Office on Main Street. ' -WILL
attend promptly to all business entrusted to
them in the line of their profession. Will bny and sell
Land warrants, make time entries, aiteua to tne selec
tion and location of-Government Lands, Survey Town
sites, subdivide Lands, make out City Plats, ac, &c,
Having been located in the Territory ror the past year,
we are prepared to make the most choice selections for
actual settlers. Will pay taxes, investigate titles, and
render assistance la contested cases at the U. S. Land
Office. . . . ; 1
Letters of inquiry promptly answered. ,
V WE BEFE& TO :
lion. WC Reynolds ' Kingston, Penn;
John J Pendleton Esq. ' -Cincinnati, Ohio -HonGalutiaA
Grow Washington City, D. C.
Hon Joseph G. Crane Dayton. Ohio
Ryall & Charles, Land Agents; Sioux City, Iowa.
Bo6ter & Hedges, Bankers r do - - do w-
Lnshbaugh& Carson, Bankers Brownville, N. T.
R. W. Furnas, Esq. . do , do
D. W, C. Cleaver, Geological Engineer, Scranton, Pa.
RufusR. Edwards, Esq. - St. Joseph Mo. .,'
Col. John G. Fell - Waverley Pa.
W. G. George, Real Estate Agent, Dayton Ohio
Aprils. 1868 v2n-yly
A. B. HOLLABIRD & CO.,
- Machinists,, Founders and ; .
Engine Buildersr
Front atree. West of Smith,' . "
CINCINNATI, O.
Would most respectfully inform theirf riendsand
the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in theirhne, with prompt
ness. Having lately enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now poss6?,they hone to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which,
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill ;Enginesr of every Description.
Constantlv on han-': consistins of the r?ash, Circu
lar and Muley. Mill Gears and every description of
J astinge, warranted to be well made in everyparticu
lar. - ,y if 7" ; V
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
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop in the country.
, Those in want of anything in our line, would do
well to give us a call and examine our new pattern J
BEARD BROTHER,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
. rfr vr
SAlVtt AJNIJ ALII W VLik
SJLVT LOUIS, MO
Bank Safes of. Hardened Steel, and Chilled
Iron, Jewellers' and Express Safes,
Vaults, Bank Locks, &c
The recent test of Safes of the different Manifactures
in the GREAT FIRE of the City Buildings, in which
the Excelsior triumphed over alt others, fully establish
es the superiority of the Excelsior Sare, which merits
the confidence of all interested in Safes, and tho securi
ty of their contents. The Excelsior being the only safe
after being in the Are :or ninety hours, aud taken out
red hot, that saved the to.ks and Papers, while a large
number of the others, ir. .e fire but a short time, were
taken out with their contents entirely consumed, must
imDress all with the necessity of examining their safes,
and those purchasing to be 6ure beyond a doubt, of the
Safe having stood the test and come out victorious, we
pledge ouselves to manufacture none but such as can be
relied on, and refer to the following
CcrtlGcate.
Wo, the undersigded, take pleasure in certifying to
tho successful test Beard Brother's Excelsior fire
proof Safes weresobmltted to in the burning of theCity
Buildings, the nineteenth-cf liovember,1866. and are jus-.
titled in recommending mem in an wno ueeosaies.
Hall & Smith . - Eddy jamesos & Co
Charles Blow & Co Samuel McCartney
Partridge & co Joseph Elder
Humphreys Tutt&Terry, John S Thomason
RUN YAN UlLLMAN & BROS BASTE WILEY & BASTE
TlLLAN ROZIET &CO
Scott & Bro
Brown Goddix & Co
McMehan & Ballantine,
Von Phul waters & co
w LEwino it co - -
D A January h. co
Barnard Adams & co
John n Hall &. co
Shapleigh Day & co
THE 'EXCELSIOR
Took the Premium over the best Eastern Manufactu'e
at the State Fair, in Saint Louis; is sold from thirty to
fifty per cent less, and guaranteed to be equal to any In
the United States.
Also manuf actnrers of
Lightning Rods, -. ;
of Be6t quality, and
PTJMPS of all Descriptions.
BEARD &. BRO.,
No. 15. Main Street, Saint Louis, Mo.
July 22,1863. .. .. . . Iyv3n4
VOLUME FIFTY-ONE,
GRAHAM'S ILISTRATED 3IAGAZIXE
Edited by Charles G. Leland, Esq.
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T. S. ARTHUR' it CO.,
VTalnut street. Philadelphia.
; Fruiti Trees.f ?
Brownville Nursery.
The subscribers offer for sale the following varieties of
Appie Trees. . .,
WINTER VARIETIES.
Yellow Bellefleur,
nawking.
White Winter Pairmain,
Red Romaninite,
Janitan,
English .Golden Russet,
Wipesap.
Roman Stem,
Winter Swarr,
Pome Gris,
Wilowor LimberTwig,
Snow Apple,
Baidwin, .
Domini or parwiu,
Taloian's Sweeting,
Northern Spy.
FALL VARIETIES. -
Fulton,"
Fall Pippin,
Fall Janitan,
Autumn Swarr,
Fall Strawberry, -Milan.
SUMMER VARIETIES.
Sweet June er Hlghtop
Sweeting,
Early Trenton,
Snmmer Qnccn.
. Golden Sweet.
Early Han est Redstreak,
Early Harvest. I
The If ursery is situated on thefarm of R J. Whitney,
about one miie south of Bronvilie. Tae trees are one
year old from the graft and very large and healthy for
that age. Produced m the soil and climate of Nebras
ka, they must prove superior to tho-e that are shipped
from lhe States. They can be obtained earlier in the
spring are not injured by cutting eff the small Fprouts
in order to make the shipment lcf and to lessen the
bulk,' as bur . eastern nurserymen 'do-' when tbey seud
tree's abroad. This is a truth that our Sebi aska farmers
must take into consideration. To those who wish to have
Good orchards the proprietors will endeavor to give en
tire satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call.
During the planting season, one of us will be found in
the nursery to wait on those who favor ui with their val
ued orders, GEO. W. BRATTOX. '
JOHX S. FAVORITE.
P. S. We hereby warn all persons against trespassing,
er ramovingany trees, orany mark placed en or among
tbe said trees. ' " ' n. k F.
Br-nrille, y.T . Jjn. 13 1S53. . " 3m '
aits.
geiits; dress, goods
JACOB MARIION,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BKOWNVILIjE,' 3 pijaABKA. ?
Respectfully announces to the gentlemen of Brown
Til le and vicinity that ho has jnit received from the
East a iargo stock of very superior goods andaaiatest
styles. - ' '
Cloths, Vestings, &c.,
Whrih'hc will manufacture on very favorable terms.
He flatters himself that he understands bis business
thoroughly and all work warranted coming from his es-
taDiisumc-nt, ana charges as low as any omer compsaior
a this plaqe qr the West.
A IVeat Fit Guaranteed.
NEW ARRIVAL
or -
Two Hundred
innj
CURISXIAN DEUSEK.
Rrowmllle. TVtbrasUa.
A NNOUNCEStothoDublic thathe bus iust re
l ceived, per Steasr Ryland, a Tery large and
wel1 &frtei 8tock of JParkrand Cook Stoves, of
new and improved patterns.as follows:
- uuer a pattern, ' '
Plymouth Rook,
Elevated Oven, New E.' ,
f ' olden Era. and every variety o
Parlor and Office Stores.
--. - , Also,.-'
Japan cd Ware, Rrass Kettles,
1 Eantherns, Copper lVaie. Sho
vels apd Tongs.
All of which I pledge myself to sell at aa fair rates
and on as accommodating terms as any other estab
lishment in this region of country.
I have also now on hand every reqaislte variety
ot Tin, Copper and sheet Iron ware, and am prepared
to put up gutteringand spouting and all other work
in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike
manner, which I w arrant to give satisfaction.
I pledge myself not to be undersold In the upper
countrr.
; Brownville September 2, 1858. ; I0-ly
National Police Gazette.
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- Address EDWaRD L. LEE,'
No. 11, Exchange f t., Buffalo
r - hear ye r
Every Man who Cultivates an Acre of Land,
Every Womnn who Cultivates a Garden of flowers,
, hvery Boy who intends to become a farmer,
Every Girl who may become a farmer's wife,
- ocght to read the 1 f
OHIO CULTIVATOR.
Some are so rich they hare no time to read,
Some are so poor they cn't afford to pay,
Some so wise you can't teach them anything,
Soino are taking too many Papers already.
SEE HERE MY FRIENP!
You may, can, must, might, could, would, or should
leave off snch vain excuses, and
Take the Ohio Cultivator, for 1859.
Volume XV begins on tho first of January.' Pub
lished twice every month in book form, for bindinz.
Devoted to Farming, Stock raising, gardening fruits,
&C &.c. Got vp expressly for practical every day
use.
Terms Single copy ono year$l Thrcecopics for
52 hix copies for si JNine copies for ?5, and a copy
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Address S. D. HAuttlS.
Editor and Publisher, Coluinbus, O.
B. JENXIXG3. "
J, B. JEIIT7INGS
rvnr tt rx-T7 t xr
J. B. CHILDS.
& CO.
wholesale Grocers
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cor. 2nd and Frances sts, St. Joseph Wo!
HAVE just recieved by late arrival, at much be
low the regular rates of freight, a heavy stock of
Groceries, which having been purchased at extreme
ly low prices, will be sold unusually cheap for cash.
e respectfully invite buyers to an examination of
our stock. " . M .
50 hbds new crop Sugar, fair to prime, at reduced
; prices j . ,
1000 sacks G A and Kanawa salt '
500 bis superfine, extra and extra fine Flour
600 sacks " u
20 tierces new Rice .
400 hf and qr boxes Star Candles '
1(10 boxes family Soap ,
500 boxes Rio Coffee, good fair to prime
50 bis crushed and powdered Sugar .
ZOO bis and tl bis butter, soda, sugar ana wine
Crackers
40 Q kegs assorted Nails .
150 coils manni'.la rope, from to 14 inches
75 boxes pearl Starch
50 boxes 8X10 aud 10X12 Glass '
500 doz 8X10 and 12 and 12X14 window cash
100 sacks new dried Apple3 . ..' '
100 boxes imperial, gunpowder, young hyson and
biacK lea ;
150 boxes assarted and fancy Candy
50 boxes sugar Toys and Gum drops
100 whole and hf drum Figs
50 boxes layer Kaisens
200 boxes Glasgow and Virginia Tcbacco
100,000 Segars, various brands
150 boxes, ind 25 bis Smoking To" acco
600 dozen Field's celebrated Oysters
150boxcsWR,PFandE D Cheese
Wooden waro in every variety; Cotton tatting,
Candle wick, wrapping yarn, hemp twine, white fish
Fotomac herring, fresh Goshen butter." cranberries,
orange , fresh and preserved fruit, jellies, pickles,
lobsters, pepper sauce, catsups, pepper, allspice, gui
ger, currant?, prunes, ycrmaciili. macaroni, nuts of
all kinds, etc etc. - -
JST"IIides, peltries, beeswax and al other hinds
pf produce taken in exchange for goods by
J. 1J. JENNINGS & Co.
Jar'y 20 195D 30jly
BROWNVILLE AD'S.
BROWNVILLE
latino:
lalobn. v
-j - -
Ta; proprietor has recently fitted up and nuw has in
operatiua'a
Next door to the Bank Baildin, on Main Street, where
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
can be had.
Great pains is taken to have everything neat, comfort
able, and orderly
X3111 or ZPexYc.
FBESH OYSTEES. PICKLED OrSTEBS,
CHICKENS, MUTTON CHOPS,
BEEP STEAK, HAH & EGGS,
PIGS' FEET, TBIPE,
SOUP.. COFFEE. WILD GAME CF ALL KINDS
SUCH AS DEER, TURKET. GEESE,
DUCKS. PRAIRIE CHICKENS,
BRANT, FISH, cc.
Believing that the City needs, and will support such
establishment, the enterprise has been embarked in,
with the confident hope that a liberal patronage will be
extendeo,
Brownville, Jan. C, I5o9. tf
ts -VrTtTTersrr at..
C, tteuser has removed hs .'in Shop rrom rout street
to Main street, nearly opposite the new not el, where he
has opened up the largest stock of ware in hi line to be
ronnd 1A the upper country. He solicits a continuance
of patronage. June 10, 'OS.
Land Warrants,
Por Casli and on TiTno
We are prepared to loan Land Warrants of all sizes to
settlers on such time as they may desire long or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply of Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy of regular dealers and beware of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by us win t& guaranteed to be
genuine in every respect ana will be exchanged if de
fective. t . , , . '-
Ecing permanently located In Brownville, w canal-
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east of the
brownville House.
LUSIIBAUGH fc CABSON,
Bankers, and Dealers lu Land Warrants.
Notice to Tax Paiers.
R. T. RAlNET, Treasurer of Nemaha County, informs
the citizens of said county that he is ready to receive
taxes stall times between this and the 1st of January
next.
Brownville, Nov. 4, IS08. 19-Sw
I caution all persons whomsoever against buying from
Augustus Kountse and Wm Ruth certain town lots
known as 'Benedict's Addition' to Brownville. Nebraska.
JOHN MePHERSON.
W. P. LOAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LOT AND LAND AGENT,
Archer, Richardson County, N. T.
J. W BLISS
CONSTABIsE -A
CSollecting Agent,
PERU, NEMAHA CQUNTY,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY
Particular attention paid to making; collections for
non-resiuems. wnarges reasonauie.
References.
R. W. Frame, " Postmaster, Pern
Wra. E. Pardee, Probate Judge, Neb. City
E E Parker County Clerk, Browni'.le
Lyford & norn. Sonora, Mo.
PAY YOUR DgBTS ! !
Dim Corn.
Those indebtea to me are hereby notified that
they can liqnidate their indebtedness with corn at
the biphest market price, delivered at tho store of
1.1. byte in Brownvillo. This reouest is made
only because 1 am in debt myselt, and cannot raise
the money, but can make nse of corn. Such an ar
rangement will be taken as a great accommodation
under present circumstances. JLSSE OEL.
Brownville, Dec, 2, 1858.
FRUIT TREES
FOR THE WEST !
CAREW SAIVDERS
OF THE
paint. Louis Nurseries,
Situated fly IS illLfcS WEST OF ST. LOUIS
on the Olive street Plank Road,
OFFERS the following choice and excellent vari
eties of Fruit Trees and Plants to Western Far
mers and Fruit Grower?, nt the following prices :
ArfLt-,
Standard Trees, 3 years old, very fine, $20 per
hundred, or 25 cents each.
SCMMEIt VARIETIES'.
AUTUMN' VARIETIES.
Maiden's Blush
Fall Pippin
Hawley
Jersey Sweet
Ratnbo
Fampuse
Gravenstein
Summer Sweet Paradise
Red Astracan
Henoni
Largo Sweet Rough
Early Harvest
Early Strawberry
Golden Sweeting .
2 - WINTER
varieties
Yellow Bellfleur, Northern Spy, Wine San, Gold
en Russett, White Pippin. Jtmt n. Prror's Red.
Rome Beauty, Newtown Pippin, Esopus Spitzenberg
I Norton's Melon, Tompkin's County King, Jonathan,
liaidwin.
PEACHES.
Price $20 per hundred, or 25 cnf each.
Crawford' Early, Crawford's Late. Earlv York.
Old Mixon Freestono, Red Cheek Malacaton, Heath
Cling, Large Early York, Cook's Seedling, Troth's
Early. George the IV, Coolidgo's Favorite, Red Or
ango Free, Ward's Late Free, Large White Cling.
I'tAKS.
Standard Trees, 50 cents each; Dwarf Trees on An
gers yuince Stocks, very superior, bearing first
or second ytar after planiinn, 50 cis each,
Bartlett, Bloodzood. Tyson' Buffum. Bcurre d'-An-
jou, Bella Lucrative, Duchcs d'Angonlcme Doyenne
JJoussfh, V hite JJojennc, rlemmish Beauty. Fata
dise d'Autome, Louise Bonne de Jersey, Seokel, Ste
Tens' Genesee, Swin's Orange, Glout Morceau, Law
rence, Easter Beurre. Kirtland.
CIIERRJE3.
Standard Tree, 50 cents eaci.
Knight's Early Black, Black Eazlo. Black Tarta
rian. Cpe's Transparent, Elton. Got. Wood, Napole
on, ellow Spanish, Carnation, Early May. Jlav
uusc, eiie as vnoi.y.
Plnra', Apricots, Nectarines, Qninccs, best varie
ties 50 cents each.
RASPBERRIES. -
Red Antwerp and English Purple. 15 cents each:
American Black. 19 cents each, Brinckl's Oranire. 20
cents each.' '
STRAWBERRIES.
Longworths Prolific. McAToy. Extra Rrd, Wash
ington, $2,00 per hundred plants.
THE LAWTON BLACKBERRY.
$2 per dozen ; three dozen $5, and $12 per hun
dred Plants fine and strong.
CURRANTS.
White Dutch, Cherry. White Grape. Victoria. Red
Dutch. Knight's Sweet Red, Black Naples, one year
oiu, iu cenis ccd.
GOOSEBERRIES.
ine Houghton fceodlmg is the best variety culti
vatednever mildews, and bears enormously. Price
1,1 CCD vs escn.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Shade Trees, Evergreen Trees, Flowering Shrubs,
hand.'
noses, a.c. sc., urge ana line assortment always on
All trees, plants, Ac, will be taken up and labelled
ana pacnea in the most careful manner. A small
charge, merely enough to cover the ocflar. will h
made for packing, as is customary with all curser-
men
All articles ordered will be delivered at the St
Louis steamboat landing, or any railroad depot, free
ofebarge. Each box or package will bo carefully
marked with the name and residence of tbe party
making the order, and shipped as directed, but after
the shipment tbey will be at the risk of the pur
chaser.
Persons visiting St. Loui?. can leave order at th
Valley Farmer OSce, corner S Fifih and Chestnut
streets and they will be promptly attended to. All
orders ehould be accompanied by the money, or an
order or dralt on some person in St. Louis, o good
All letters should be addressed tn
CAREW SANDERS.
Feb 3, 155,3. n3 St Louis Nursery St Louis, Mo
Xptlce to tot Holder in Tecum
sen, Aeuraska.
Tcrsors holding evidences of titles quit claim
deed., contracts for deeds, or certificatp nTAef U
in the town cf Tecumseh, Johnson county Nebraska,
are hereby notified that unless presentation is made
in perron, or by proper attorney, and lots claimed
and respective proportionate amounts cf entrance
money end fee for executing deed, be paid on cr
before tbe expiration of six months from this date.
all lota at that time cncl.iinir d and unpaid for, will j
Deioia at pualic auction to tho highest bidder, for
the o.e-and benefit of said town of Tccumeb, agree
able to the provisions of an act passed by the Gener
al Assembly of Nebraska, entitled "an act regula
ting the disposal ef lands purchased in trus,ifor towr.
sites," and approved February lOtli, 1357.
JOUN W. SAYRE, Probate Judge.
Tecumseh, Jan. 20. 4553.
For SJe at th Office.
COTTAGE GASDH 3 CRSEIalES.
,, CLVCLWYA TIt OHIO. ,
Fruit '"and - Ornamental Tree?, Evcr
grcens, Flowering Shi ubs, &c. ,
The proprietors of the above named Nurserkj,ef
fcr for sale tie coming season a full ai3ortacnt of
fruit andornacental trees of tho most approved va
rieties and thrifty growth, and ef a suitable sis for
transpkaticg, consisting in f urt of , ;
Apples, Tears.
Ocrriop, Feacbc,' .
num., " Apricots.
Grape, Currants,
Quinces, Kectarines,
Gooeberrie., I!upberric3, Strawberrie.
The ornamental department contain all the mc,t
dc?irable varieties ef evergreens and deciduous tr?4
flowering thrubs, roses, climbers, 4e. '
Tho subscriber would call particular at lection to
bij fine collection of
JiTVABP PEAKS.
Ilaving paid great'attentioh to thflr cnlt'artion,
he haj pleasuro and eonfiJecco in rferlng them to .
the notice of purchasers. They are all worked on the !
best varieties cf rrench tjnioee stocks are remark-'
ab!y heallby and in a fine stats for transplanting
the coming season. A few hundred trees of the ,
best sorts can bo furnished of extra size and in a
bearing state that will give fruit immediately after,'
becoming established. ,
lAll the abope stock will be furnished at prices
that will compare favorably with any other estab-,
lishment. '
Tacking done in the best manner. r
Catalogues furnished all who enclose stamps foe.
pre-payment. Address JOHN SAVERS t Co, ,
Cottage Uardea urseries. ViDcmaau, u. .
Feb. 10, 1 ' ;
Trustee's Sale.
Notico is hereby given tbst bv virtue cf a deed
of trust executed by lienjamin C. Thompson and
and Elizabeth Thompson, his wife, dated at Brown
ville, the twenty-first day of Uetcber, A. V. Ibi-i,
and recorded on page ono hundred and tweuty-threa
of Mortgage Record No 1, in Hecorder's cfSce of Ne
maha county, Nebraska, I, Daniel L. SfcGary, tnw
toe therein nmed, will from the door of the once of
the Register of Deeds of said county, on the twenty-sixth
day cf February, A. D. 1S59, and between
the hours of rine 0 tlocs:, A. M.t ana tour 0 clock, !..
M., of said day, sell at pubHs s.tle to the highest
bidder lor cash in banJ, the fallowing described re
al estate, to-wit : Lots Numbered seven, eight, nine,
and ten, in block number ten, in the town cf Browa-.
ville, riemafca county, Nebraska lcrntory as des
ignated upon the original plat of said town. Said
sale being made to satisfy certain notes made by said ,
Bcnjamia B.TLompstL to Douglass & Co. and which . -remains
unpaid.
JJ. L. M-UABV. .
Brownville, Jan. 2Sth I Wf.
Onion Seed.
WILLI EDWARDS, Walworth Co., '
Wisconsin, .
Offers the following varieties of Garden Seeds for
sale by the pound or hupr'r d. The following sort
are unsurpassed, all having been raised by my tva
men the last summer, from tne eesiseiectea noes.,
and will be warranted fresh and genuine, aad to .
eive satisfaction :
Large nea union 00 crui?, isrjo icugn vmua .
63 cents : also turnip seed, early white fat Dutch,"
45 cents: Improved Russia cr Rutabaga 45 eeuts.
Also a largo quantity of Cucumbers leng greea '
Cucumbers 45 cents; early short Cucumbers 44'.
cents; early short Cucumbers 45 rents; also long
Orange Carrot 75 cents. All the small kinds in an
endless yaricty. Catalogues sent on the recelpt-cf
a stamp." AH orders addressed to William Ed- '
wards,SugarCrcck Seed Garden, will be promptly
attended to. WM. EDWARDS,
Sugar Creek, Walworth Co., Wis.
Feb. 10, 59 ly
HEDGE FENCING.
The undersigned haTing bad considerable experience
in plaining and cultivating Osage Orange Hedges, here-,
by inform the public that they are now prepared to con
tract either planting, setting them out, or growlr. ni ,
cultivating the fence complete. Growing hedges of
their plaoting can be seen on the farms of S..W Ken
nedy, G. Crow, J. Skecn and others in thluoanfy .
D. C. & T. K.3.VXDKU.
Sept.2,10tf
La Moille Nursery. ..
Ono hundred and twenty-ave thousand Nat'.re
Evergreens in Nursery. assorted 6 to 10 Inches, $4
per hundred $30 per thou'and. 125,000 do from"
forest, $2 per hundred $10' per thousand $80 per
10,000.
Rhubnrh, Currants, Strawberries, Lawton Elack
berrio". European Mountain Asb, American and En
glish Llm, Larch, silver Maple, uolden and Uiier
V ulow at wholesale.
Also for tho retail trade, 20,000, Native and For- '
eign evergreens Irom i to I v le? f high, which can be
safelv removed. "
Visitors pronounce our specimens the finest in the
West. Twenty-two varieties exhibited at tbe State.
Fair at Centrailio, were awarded the first premium
and a gratoitr. A general assortment of Fruit and
Ornamental Tree. Shrubs and Plants, Osage ud
Buckthorn Hedge Plants. ; -
Terms tnsh. Catalogues furnished on applica
tion by enclosing a red stamp.
SAMUEL EDWARDS.
La Moille, Bnrcau Co., 111.
Feb. 10,1859, ly
A Splendid Illustrated Newspaper .
HARPER'S WEEKLY
A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.'
Employs'he best talent In the World.
Terms In Advance. ' .
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Harper'a Weekly and Vagazihe, one yr four dollarsi -
Postmasters sending a cl ub of twel v e'or t wenty-nre, wi 1 1
receive a copy gratis. Subscriptiuns may cominenc with
any number. Specimen numbers gratu;toualy supplied.
Back numbers can be furnished to any extent. Claify
men and teachers snppiied at the Invest Club. Rate.
HS.RPER & BROTnKRS, PuMUhers,
Fiahkiln Srfnare, KewTcrlf.
REFOLDS & KE.NXJC0TT,
Offer for sals at the
Central Egyptian Nursery,
Near Odin. Marion (Jountv. Illinois. 1000 Att!
Trees of choice varieties from nvo to seven and a
half feet high and four years old, from bud or graft,
at $20 per 100 cash, delivered at Odin or SandoTal.
free cf all but packing charges. They offer in ad
dition a splendid assortment of large Evergreen trees.
Rose) ana ether Ornamental Shrubs and Plants of
aa good quality and at a low rates as they can be
purchasod elsewhere. The stock of Pear.' Plan.
Cherry, Peach and Quince Tree, though notlarfs,
has been carefully selected, and is like erarythin
else in oar establishment of Western -growth.
large and very fine stock of choice Currants. Rasn-
i t i . .
D-mes, wooscoernes, Diraw berries, ithnbarb, c.,
for sale cheap. Partieultr attention will bo girtn
to the pneking of trees, Ac., for distant customers.
Catalogues to be had at the omce of Emery's Jour
nal or by addresring us at Odin.
JOHN P. REYNOLDS;
Feb. 10, '53 ly CUAS. KESNICOTT.
Frr4t Trees at Bopnvillo, LIo.
The undersigned has for ,alc a choice and reliabl
stock of Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry, Plum, Apricot
and Nectarine trees, and of such varieties as have
proved successful in this climate. He has a'ao a
fine stock of Currant; Gooseberry, Raspberry and
Strawberry plants, Roses, Evergreen trees, Grape
roots, Ao. Thoso wishing to purchase would do
well to eall and examine them.
Feb. 10, '59 ly FI M MYERS.
GARDEI7 SEEDS. '
We are now receiving in Store and offer for sale a
Iarge stock of all varieties of garden seeds, the
growth of the jast season, and procured from sources
we can rely npon for CGrrectoeM and parity of the
varieties. Catalogues containing descriptions aad
directions about the manner of growing, Ac, will be
sent to all applicants.' " " '.'?
Prices very reasonable. .
JOX CAR SETT & G ,
68, North Second St. St. Louis. Mov.
Feb 10, 53 Jy .
RARE A1ID NEW SORTS
or
GTlDEISr SEEDS.
It a shall have for cale tbe comin spring all the '
rare and new varieties of Garden, Field aad. Flower
Seeds that can be procured.
Amongtben will be fiend Syrian Barley, King
Phil!ipCorn,FeBbody C rn. Hubbard Squash, Japau
I'ea, Peabody's Mammoth Lim Beans, Early white
Mammoth Broccoli, Several varietie of extra sops-,
rior Cabbage, New, Early, Danvers Yellow Globa
Onion, Ac.
Ordars for nearly every sort of new seed that has
been tested aad found valaable can bs filled
JOHX G AH SETT & CO.
f3.Ncrth Second Su St. Louis. Mo- '
Feb.lC, 'i3 ly .. .
Fruit Tree Seeds.
TT have now in store andean supply os oedar
many varieties cf tree seeds, as follows. Vis: nipple
seeds, 6t) contra qnart, $18 a bushel; Pear seed f3
per lb.: Cherry pits $1 per quart: Peach Pits $3 per
bushel. JOIIXGAIISETT & Co ;
C3. North Sestd StSK'IonisM?. .
Feb. 10, '33 ly ; 7 : :