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VV. Children's Sbee Store, $0 West
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$ , ina, 01 V Cj, No 313 an! 313, Broadway,
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- .-riij!-f u4uUcrij-:ijn tJive,No!33 Nafau street
i'fniitli!i".c, Northwest corner of Olive and
h wnti. C3, VTH,ra street, Cbicaso,
.u'.ti .Agents lo wnai ovm.tiih,h u
-TMfnt lex the Advertiser, tuU receive and receipt
j,,.u.c MjertlT.
from various
r.ttM rrnurn in vu. j in -" j v - m .-
.rfuui Mie Mte,
, flen m?i-ev iu u mc
, w'to would uouut:es
f. ... . ... ,,,, tit A
1r " i ( : K3-ei icnn copy, an person
, .nf . wi'.lc-ar nor it sylirttatioii to become a regta-
- ti- ri( er.
J OIJ UOIIK.
r o rerect Mteusive !itloi of Tn-e, Co".
,.k.;imfire.Cd.. au:.,rn!e tothe Av, er
, tWi- e. t :m 10 te at.le U, tarn out Job tt ork in
...w-r uurjt, fcy auyice. TUe proprietor beius
1 ucV. pr Jee fclnwif. n-I baviwin bu employ a
A;ite4 M4expei.cw.i-4 1W Jb :'rl"i"' "
i.. t Vt vm'.-X mc ;a ibe exivutK n of Job W ork.
r,:r.rcn to,
School Notice.
:.fW rott rs of lirownr illo School District
" ... . . - n ..i . .1 i 'm .f tittle
r"s l ut n the l;t Moiidnjrin Marth 1859, for
f eleftir. three boot Directors in
' '"aicc with the irSfian of the New Scbool
V R.W.FUUXAS,
Fttf'j DarJ of Fdae&tion.
Ladles Fair and Supper
The Supper and Fair given by the la
. s of this city, on the evening of the
if, for. the benefit of the Congregational
Lurch', pa?;ed effia'a manner entirely
:'.i?farory; and highly creditable. The
r- .11 ' ii cyyx
cA was line ; uau weu iiiit-u, uu
e rcttipts were over
S100 This
i:nt, vulcr an me circuxusianca, as
ng to the friends of the
r.trj-rwe, and is anotlicr evidence of the
! t;il di.pition of cur citizens. .
'Tie j rograrcme was, first, an address
j V." C. Jouksdk, Esq. In saying that
j. tliress of Mr." J. was excelicnt, ap-
i nato, wtll written, well arranged,
;lv.v!l delivered, we' only give the uni
jrii! expression of all who had the plea-
re. of bearing him. . Second, Supper.
'u tay that the table groaned beneath
weight of luxuries the most tempting,
jcuhicd to tatiify the epicureans of even
ivr fortwiis of the countryi would con
v lula'faiiit idea cf the realitjv Sur
aas' uuivt-ral at teeing such adis-
oa tli frontier." "The ladies have
av
.0 wc!
11 :M was remarked by all.
? After f upper, the fecial enjoyment usu-
upon such occasions, were participated
all present.
Hds was the first demonstration of the
A in cur young city, and the general
unlauce', liberal patronage, and social
ymtu on the occasion, all contributed
f u.ake it a bright fpot in the history of
-r prugresj, and cause all to hop3 for
u.y niorc such in the future.
Clolhln? for Pike's Peak.
We ta'.l tiic attention of our readers to
a- rtdy bade Clothing for sale at the
zUT.Mve house of SeicelScGreesbacm
i this city. They keep constantly on
iwl 4 vuy heavy stock, except when
-'iiihed by a very liberal patronage to
uh they are so justly -entitled. One
f the firm has been east for some time,
ir!g purchases for the spring trade,
-1 with an especial eye to outfitting gold
-venturers. The new stock will be here
t a few teeks. We have no hesitancy in
:3ying" that at Seigle's can be had any
:.l every desirable ciualitv and style of
9
. '.I.. 1-1 1
.-luring, ana on terms me most iiDerai.
'Lore coming to this point to make their
-lis,' ran rely upon being accommodated
I th-i Baltimore Clothing Store , in this
Medical Lectures.
! The r.ext Lecture before the Medical
-Age cf this city will be delivered by
A S. Hulladay, cn Monday evening
it, at die Presbyterian Church. The
-cturv will be introductory, and pertain
s thit branch of medicine of which Dr.
L VX tie chair.
i The public will bear in mind this course
I I:v
lutes are free.
ootncntD the Cold Region.
; ' ' . Two yo.Ung men from Illi
- is crossed the rirer at . this point last
'V, t-i proceeded on foot to the new
-.IXraio. They were provided with
e ri-le. and such other necessities as
-y-could pack ca their backs. They
iltrid to thik cf rip difficulties; huge
Us ci the precious metal only occupied
senile Pike's Pcakcrs.
Such is the effect of the
. uT(r oa uus community, tnat, on
- -r- ay last; two lads of this city, aged
-:r;et-atT fourteen years, started on foot
r tLcrry Creek. They were provided
meagre, cf course- with meal, flour,
r-"-n, and other supplies. Their depar
-e so.;u reached the ears of parent and
u"r. no rursuea, cvernaulea ana
tLe young adventurers. There
i oung America' for you, unadulter
MEulId.
e no-.ice collections of lumber in
-b .cut emy portion of our city, prepara
r for piling aloEg, improvements ra
mthe fprir.g.
The river
ij
now open at
this place
w laay.taMy look
for
the arriva
' Jwrm a few
TT --lMilMIIH'MI
J. Bi Jennings 4 Co 1 T'll
r
In to-day's paper will be
found a new advertisement ofrthe exten
sive Wholesale Grocery House of - J. B.
JrsNiscsSt Co.", .'St, Joseph, Mov This
house is prepared' witH additional 'fresh
supplies to accommodate the ' up" country
trade. We advise those of ournerchants
purchasing in St. Joseph, to not fail in
calling and examining their " stock. We
are sure they can not do better.
California Papers.
To some kind friend -we
know not who we are indebted for a
package of late and interesting California
papers, sent us f rom Sacramento by the
overland mail. "
l!
Retnrned. -
; f Col. C. B. Smith and lady, and
J. L. .Cahsos, Esq., who have, been
spending the winter east with their friends
and relatives, have returned. They re
port a general stampede from the States
to the Nebraska gold mines in the spring.
Dr. A. S. Holladajy
The numerous friends of this accom
plished medical gentleman, will be gratifi
ed to know that he has been prevailed
upon to resume practice in this community.
See his card in another column.
SEEDS! SEEDS!!
Field, Gareen and Flower .Seeds.
We are now fully supplied with one of the largest
and most complete 6tock of Garden, Flower and Field
Seed ever ttlered to the Western people. Our stock
has been made up with much care from the best seed
gardens of America and Europe. A large share are
home grown seeds, being grown under our on inspec
tion, and which we can recommend as true to name and
or the best quality.
Among our assortment of seeds may be found over
150 varieties of Flower seeds: ,
300 do Garden seeds: .
Hungarian Grass Seed :
CUiiieese SuKar Caue and Imphee seed, &c., &c.
From a long acquaintance with Trade, we feel confi
dent no one can offer better inducements to those desir
ing seeds.
Thote who design to emigrate t6 Cherry Creek and
Pikes Peak would do well to take with them a box of
fresh Garden seeds,
we also keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
IMPLEMENTS AKD MACHINES,
Suited to the Fie!d, Garden, Orchard and Household.
"We are fully prepared to Eupply the trade on the most
liberal terms. ......
Full Catalogues furnished gratis on application if by
mail inclose a stamp. Address
II. D. EMERY & Company, -T
204 Lake street, Chicago, Illinois.
February 17, 1859. 3tn
CORN -WANTED".-
We wish to buy 50,000 bushels of COHN
delivered in this City or at Peru, for which wo will
pay the highest market price in cash.
D.J. MARTINA Co.
Brownville, Feb. 15th, 59. ' SitAn.lsi
SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAB!
mciuuati Gazette
FOE 1859.
Among the leading political doctrines, which it will
be tbc const ant aim of the Gazette to advance, with a
view to their ultimate success through a change of the
Administration, will be
Opposition to the Policy and Acts of the Pierce and
Buchanan Administrations, (identical in character)
sanctioned and euportcd by the Democratic Party, and
the responsibility cf which, as a Party, it has fully as
sumcd; A general Reform in Government Expenditure; and
the introduction of strict Ectnomy in all its depart
ments; '
The old Clay Whig doctrine of a Tariff for Revenue
and ditcrimination for Protection the soundness,
expediency, and Justice of which even the Democratic
Party, after nearly a quarter of a centnry of blundering
experiments, are coming to acknowledge ;
The election of Postmasters by the People, thereby
taking from the one-man rower the tremendous engine
of deiiotism, corruption, and inquisition Inch it now
wields,
Tl atwlisrtment of the tecrcvj so much in vogue in th?
administration of onr affairs, and the adoption in its
stead of a frank, manly, and open policy, admitting the
People to a knowiedgeof hat their Agents are doing,
and enabling them to discuss and pass judgement upon
the measures proposed for their benefit ;
Equity and uniformity in the mode of admitting all
new states into the union hereafter, making the same
mles and ratios apply to all alike;
An entire Reform in our present wholesale system cf
squandering the public domain so fraught with evil
consequences in the future; limiting its pre-emption and
sa!e to bona fide settlers, and all grants and distribution
of proceeds, to purposes of education and internal inv
provcineuts ; a policy, the adoption cf which would have
the f fleet practically to exclude Slavery from the Terri
tories, and add immeasurably to the independence, bap
pines, and prosperity of coming generations, by secur
ing in perpetuity, free hornet to free men. and the
blessing of universal education;
Non-interference, fry the Government, with slavery
where it exists as a State Institution, and non- extension
of it into Territories now free Insisting that thcinfln-
cuceof Executive patronaie aud Party discipline shall
no longer be thrown la favor of its perpetuation or pro
pcgatlonln other words, that enr Government shall
cease to be a sievery-extending Government ;
A Liuou of the Combined elements of the Opposition
in a-Droaa national organization for the overthrow of
the present dominant party in IbGO; believing that the
application of its principles, as practically exemplified.
has been fruitful of agitation, discord, and disunion; that
its moral bankruptcy is complete and irretrievable, and
that its continuance in power must, therefore, in the
very nature of things, result in entailing upon us a con
tinued series or calamities, National, Individual, and
Sectional.
In its general course, it will be the aim of the Gazette
ever to be t ouud upon the side of the right, be it the po
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to lend its Aid towards the elevation of the Masses, and
Jo the retaining in their hands the sovereign power in
substance as well as in name ; and to advocate all legi
timate and sajutary reforms tending to our intellectual
and moral, social and political Progress.
NEWS AKD COMMERCIAL PEfARTMEHT, CORBES-
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Probate Notice-
Whereas it has been made to aprear to my satlsf ac
tlon, that there are claims existing against the estate of
Josei Deroin, late of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, deceased : notice is hereby given, that I have
appointed Monday, the fifteenth day of August, A D 1S59,
as a day for the hearing of said claims, and all persons
naving claims against the 6aid estate are hereby notined
to file the same at my office on or before that day, or
they will be forever barred from recovering such claims,
ana rrom setting off the same in any action whatever.
Oiven under my hand on this Hth day of February,
a u iov, R. J. WHITNEY Probate Judge.
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HrvTrnvHle, Feb 17 ITS'. Sat.
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TFhereas; It has been made to arpear to my satisfac
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Charles II. Greever, late of Nemaha Countv, Nebras
ka Territory, deceased ; notice is hereby given, that I
have appointel Monday, the 15th day of August, A. D.
1859. as the day for the hearing of said claims, and all
persons having claims against the said estate are hereby
notified to file the same at my office on or before that
day, or they will be forever barred from recovering such
claims, and from setting off the same in any action what
ever. Given under my hand, this 14th flay of February, A D
1859. R. J. WHITNEY, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be published for twelve
successive weeks in the Nebratka Advertiser..
R. J. WHITNEY.
Brownvlllc; Feb. 17, 1S59. 3m.
NOTICE.
Christian Deuscr ) Justice Court in and for
vs Nemaha County, Nebras
San Francisco town com'ny ) ka Territory.
Whereas ; the above named plaintiff. Christian Den
ser has on tbe 23th Jan, A. D. 1S59 filed his pe'ition
at the office of J. D. N . Thompson. Justice of the Peace
in and for Nemaha County, claiming of the said San
Francisco Town Company, the sum of forty-three dol
lars and forty-five cents, nnd interest on the same, at
the rate or ten per cent per annum, from tbe sixteenth
day of September, 1S57, as money due on an account,
and the summons issued thereon has been returned
"not found ;" notice is hereby given to the said compa
ny and all concerned, that unless they appear at the of
fice of the said J. D. N. Thompson in Brownville, in
the county aforesaid and answer to said petition, on or
before Saturday the 19th day or Manm, ajj io, judg
ment will be rendered against them by uefaultfor thi
amount of said claim and costs.
M'GARY . HEWETT, Atty's for Plf.
Ordered that the above notice be published for fou
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
J. D. N. THOMPSON, j . r. or Nemana county.
Brownville, Feb. 17, 1S59. . , 4w.
TREES FOR SHELTER ON THE
PRAIRIES.
We solicit the attention of Orchardiste, Nursery
men and farmers in the prairie, regions of the west
to our immense stock of
Tho most hardy, rapid growing and beautiful cver-
creen tree, and the best adapted for forming belts
and screens, for the protection ot gardens, orcnaras.
and dwellinz3,in all exposed situations.
Our stock embraces all sizes, from one to six teet
in height, ircquentiy transplanted ana nuca ior
safe removal. Priced lists for next spring furnished"
on application and the following catalogues ore sent
gratis to all who apply and eucloso'one stamp for
each.
No. I. Descriptive catalogue of fruits.
No. 2. Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees.
No. 3.- Descriptive catalogue of greenhouse and
bedding out pl;int3.
No. 4. Wholesale or trade list.
ELLWANGER & BARRY,
Mount Hopo Nurseries;
Feb. 10, '59 ly s s , Rochester, N. V-
Legal r otice.
Elizabeth II. Field 'I Johnson CountyDistrict Court
vs . . . rof the Seoond Judicial Diitcict
George V . 1 lehls J Nebraska Territory -To
April Term A. V. 1859 In equity.
To George W. Fields the above named defendant:
Whereas on the dny of January A. D.
1859, there was issued from the District Court in
and for Johnson county, Nebraska Territory, a writ
of subpoena out of . the Chancery side of tbe said
L-ourt, directed to you commanding you a appear
on or before the first day of the next April term of
the said Court, to be beun and held in the said
county of Johnson, on the fourth day of April A. D,
1S59, and answer the petition and complaint of the
above nameo Elizabeth II. Fields for divorce and
alimony. And wfcreas the said eupboena has been
returned, as to ya the said George W. Fields "cot
found." - Now, therefore, this is to notify yon of the
issuing of the said writ of subpoena, and of the pe
tition and complaint of the said Elizabeth H Fields,
and that unless yon appearand answer the said pe
tition and complaint of the said Eliz ibeth II. Fields
at the time required in the said subpoena, that then
the said Elizabeth II Fields will proceed to establish
the fact3 sot forth tn the said petition and obtain a
decree from the said Court for divorce and alimony !
as prayed lor in said petition and complaint. '
U. C. JOHNSON,
Attorney and Solicitor for Complainant.
Ordered that the focegoiag notice be published in
the Nebraska Advertiser for four successive weeks
as the law provides.
A. W. Pentlakd. Clerk.
By.WMiP. WALKER, Aep'y.
February 10, -09 n33
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Will cure all diseases arising from an Impure state of
the blood, or a depraved condition b! the 1i aids of the
system, viz: cancers swelling,?! the glands, rheumat
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erysipelas, goitres, pains tn the hones "and joints ul
cers in the month and throat, and " chronic constitu
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roots of the disease by purifying the blood and changing
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Dr. Easterly'! Iodine and SarsapariUaniU cure the
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. cry particle of mercury which is In the system, and cure
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Sarsaparllla purifies the blood, and causes the sores to
discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals
them. When both arc 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 Sarsaparllla, $1 per bottle, or
6 bottles for $5r - Gridley's Bait Rheum Ointment 75
cents per bottler1 Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly,
corner of Third anp Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.,
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addresed.
5r3-Soid by j. n. mXun" & co:, Druggists Brdwn-
ville, M". T., and by Druggists generally.
IF'Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial
will cure all female complaints, such as excessive,
suppressed, or painful meustruation, Fluor alhus or
wnitesf barrenness, sallow complexion, headache, diz
ziness, weak nerves, .frightful dreams, and ail -diseases
caused by colds, checked perspiration, excesses, over-
excitement, kc., of thoT sexual organs. . Dr. Hooper's
Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by the la
dies the best remedy ever invented. Jd"Price $1 per
bottle, or G bottles for $5.
Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
St. Louis, Mo, sole proprietor and to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Sold by J. H. MAUN & CO., Agsnts. Brownvillft '
N. T.t and by Druggists generally.
Dr. Baker's Specific will cure
gonorrhea) gleet, stricture, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases of the kidneysbladder, and all diseases of the
genital organs. , Reader, have yon a private disease 1
Do not neglect it. - Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical enre.- With Dr.
Baker's Specific you . can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as' plain directions for use accompany the
medicine. Price $1 80 per bottle.
S3-Dr; EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut strets
St Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom aU orders
must be addressed, to get thegenulnc. Soldbjr
J. H. MAUX & CO., Druggists,
' " Brbwnville, XT. T, -
NEW ARRIVAL!
. . . i . .
AMD .
NEW OOB!!!
McAllister & ponn,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
FIMITCRE, HARDWARE,
QUEEXSWARE, &C,
. BROWJSTILLE, 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
-AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS
OP
Ever Brought in this Territory
They have an extensive and varied assortment
STAPLE AKD FAKCY
DRY GOODS,
of
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
CONSISTING OP '
Flour,
Ham,
Bacon
Sugar,
Molasaes,
Cofiec,
Tea,
Salt,
Cheese,
Candles,
- etc., etc.,
And a fine assortment of
LIGHT GROCERIES
' Such as V
Spice, :;;
. Peppers, v
Soda, V
' ' Salaratus,
. .. . , ' Ginger,
c ; i . . j. Allspice,
etc., etc.
They have also on hand a large lot of
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
DESKS, BUREAUS, C,
ALSO,
A well selected Stock of
SfC.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Q UEENS WARE,
3b
HATS & O AJPS,
Boots and Shoes.
We pledge our customers to sel
ns cheaD as anv other house in the
j- - - , ,
city, and that our goods m quality
and style shall be unsurpassed.
LIVERY STABLE.
war. ROSSELL,
TJEOWNVILUE. IT. T.
Announces to the public that he is prepared to accom
inodatt tkose wisning witn damages and Buggies ; to
gether with good safe horses, for comfort and ease in tra
velling. He will also board horses by the day, week or
mocui.
Z3-TERUS FAVOSAELE.mt
D H. il'LAUGHLIJI CIIA9. DORSE Y
I.IcL ATJGHLIIT &-I)OBSEYr-
Main Street, Bro7UTllie,N.T.,
- 'Buy and sell Land Warrants, make out and file declar
atory statements; make out pre-emption papers, pay
taxes, investigate titlos l sv - . r
- Buy and sell nrooerfr' on commission i furnish land
warrants for time entries, and attend- to all other busi
ness connected with a general land tjency business.
Particular attention paid to' the selection of Govern
ment land and the location of land warrants lor parties
residing at a distance.
Mclaughlin & dorsey Tespcctfrir refr o'T
- George 41. ..NiXou, .Esq., Register Brovaviile Land
otnee. ' ' .. .,(. -.j
Charles B. Smith, Esq,; ReccUor. ol Public Moneys'
Nemaha Land District.
Robert W. Furnas, Esq., Editor Advertiser Brownvil le
' Al&isrs. Lushbaugh tc Carson, Bankers, Brov, n il.e,
Hon. W. M. T. Hamilton, Ungerstown, Maryland. , ,
. Lewis R. Newcomer Esq. Baltimore, ild." , t
OHBarnet. Esa . Davton. Ohio. " ''
Hon; Fenner Furguson, Delegate tn Congress from
Nebraska Terrritory, Washington, !). C. . - '
. John A. Beal, Esq., Attorney at Law, Pern, lad.
: Brownvil Ie, AprU 22j i ' no43tf
r-
T. W. BEDFORD,
HUDSON GEORGE,
uounty surveyor
Notary Public
OT? ilPflD T' P,' T7nT) H C A KOUXCES to thepubllo that he has jnst re
ijJLlr UHU SX KJlLViXUjlt ceived, per Steamer Ityland. very lareo and
nTT71TTIT7nTin ft1?Ti flTITTT J
mmm m urn
2ZT3NTC3-XJM ZTUEUSi " ' '
ALSO
DCAI COT" ATE? AYirilTO
lltni. to I Ml C M.U uh IOj
. liIHmAVlJJ.K JN.llUA2llkA.
Offl.ce on Main Street.
- WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to
them in the line of their profession. Will buy and sell
Land warrants, make time entries, attend to the selec
tion and location of Government Lands, Snrvey Town
sites, subdivide Lands, make out City Flats.&c, fee,
Having been located In the Territory for the past year,
we are prepared to make the most choice selections for
actual settlers. Will pay taxes, investigate titles, and
render assistance in contested cases at the U. S. Land
Office.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered. .
WE REFER TO
Hon. W C Reynolds, , Kingston. Penn.
John J Pendleton, Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio
Ion Galutia A Grow - . Washington City, D. C.
noil Joseph G. Crane ' ' Dayton. Ohio
Byall & Charles, Land Agents, Sioux City, Iowa.
Hosiers. Hedges, Bankers do do
Lushbaugh & Carson, Bankers Brownville, N. T.
R. W. Furnas, Esq. do do
D. W, C. Cleaver, Geological Engineer, Scranton, Pa.
Rufus R. Edwards, Esq. , . St. Joseph Mo.
Col. John G. Fell Waverley Pai
W. G. George, Real Estate Agent, Dayton Ohio
April 8. 1858 . v2n-yly - . ,'
A. B. HOLLABIRD k CO.,
Machinists, Founders and
Engine Builder sy7:
Front stree, "West of Smith,
CINCINNATI, O.
"IT 7"ould most respectfully Inform their friends and
IT tbe public generally, that they are now pre
pared to exacuto all orders mthcirline, with prompt
ness. Having lately enlarged their shop and with
tho increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Miir Engines of every Description.
Constantly oa han-1: consisting of the i$ash. Circu
lar and Mulcy. Mill Gears and every description of
jastings,warrantcd to be well made in cTorypartieu
lax ' . ."' ' . '. . ... : . - j
. They have also a Boiler Yard attached to their
establishment, whrch enables them to oversee all
work in that line furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work oa as reasonable terms as any. other
shop in the country.
1 hose in want of anything in our line, would do
well to give us a call and examine our new pattern J
BEARD & BROTHER,
N PROPRIETORS i Of THE
E2CI3TjiSIOn
SAFE Affl) scale A70RK
r :SAWT LOUIS, MO.t
Bank Safes of Hardened Steel, and Chilled
; Iron, Jewellers' and Express Safes, "
Vaults, Bank Locks, &c
The recent test of Safes of the different Manufactures
in the GREAT FIRE of the City Buildings, in which
the Excelsior triumphed over all others, fully establish.
es the superiority of the Excelsior Safe, which , merits
the confidence of all interested in Safes; and the securi
ty of their contents. The Excelsior being tho only safe
after being in the fire for ninety hours, and taken out
red hot, that saved the Books and Papers, while a large
number ot the otters, in the fire but a short time, were
taken out with their contents entirely consumed, must
impress all with the necessity ol examining their safes,
and those purchasing to be sure beyond a doubt, of the
Safe having stood the test and come out victorious, we
Dledgeouselves to manufacture none but such as can be
relied on, and refer to the following . . t.
Certificate.
We, the undersigded, take pleasure in certifying to
the successful test Board & Brother's Excelsior fire
proof Safes were submitted to in the burning of the City
liuiiuinsH. tuenineieeuinornoveniDerjiooo. uu a iu jus
tified in recommending tneni to an wno ueeusaies.
Hall & Smith Eddy jameson & Co
Charles blow & Co Samuel McC'artxeV
Partridge c co - Joseph Elder,
Humphreys Tutt& Terry, John Sthomasoh' -
RUSYAN HILLMAN & BROS BASTE WILE Y & BASTE
TILLAS ROZIET &CO SCOTT & BRO
McilEHAN & BALLANTINE, BROWN GODDIN & CO
VON PHUL WATERS CO yr LEWINO & CO .
DA JANUARY & CO . JOHN H HALL 6fc CO
Barnard Adams & co shapleigh iay & co
THE EXCEISIOK
Took the Premium over the best Eastern Manuf actu e
t thn State Fair, in Saint Louis; Is Sold from thirty to
fifty per cent less, and guaranteed to De equal to any in
the United States.
Also manufacturers of
Ulitnizi? Rods,
of Best quality, and
PUMPS of aU Descriptions.
BEARD & BRO.,
No. 15. Main Street, Baint Louis, Mo.
July 22,'I85S. - - - v - Iyv3u4
Fruit Trees.
Brownville Nursery
The snbicribers offer for sale the following varieties of
Apple Trees.
WINTER VAKIETiES.
Yellow Bcllefleur,
Hawking,
Winter Swarr,
Pome Gris, - -
M'ilowor Limber Twig,.
Snow Apple,
Baldwin,
Domini or Darwin,
Talman's Sweeting, .
Northern Spy.
White Winter Pairmaln,
Red Romaninite,
Janitan,
English.Golden Russet,
mesap.
Roman Stem,
FALL VARIETIES.
Fulton,
Fall Pippin,
Fall Janitan,
Autumn Swarr,
Fall Strawberry, ;
Milan.
VARIETIES.
SUMMER
Sweet June or Uightop
Sn miner Queen, ' 1
Golden Sweet,
Sweeting,
Early Trenton,
Early Harvest Rcdstrcak,
Early Harvest.
The Nursery is situated on the farm of R J. Whitney,
about one mile south of Bronville. The trees are one
year old from the graft and very large and healthy for
that age. Produced in the soil and climate of Nebras
ka, they must prove superior to tho-e that are shipped
from tbe States. They can be obtained earlier in the
spring are not injured by cutting off the small sprouts
in order to make the shipment less and to lessen tne
bulk, as our eastern nurserymen do when they send
trees abroad. This is a truth that our Nebiaska 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 ot us wiM be found in
the nursery to wait on those who favor us with their val
ued orders, GEO. W. BRATTON.
JOHN S. FAVORITE.
P. S. We hereby warn all persons against trespassing,
or removing any trees, or any mark placed on or anon;
the said trees. - - B. fcr.
Brownville, N.T., Jan. 13, 1859. - - - 3m
1 Claim Notice.
To Joseph Lrves, Almond Spencer and all others
whom it may oncern. You are hereby notified thnt
I will appear at the Land Office in Brownville, N.
T., on Friday the 25th day of February 1859, at two
o'clock P M, to provo up my right of pre-emption to
the north east quarter of suction 29, township 3,
rango 14 east. . i -Feb.
10,33 ROBERT FOX.
Claim, Notice.
To Ira Packard, and all others whom it may concern.
You arc hereby notified tbat. I will appear at the Land
Omce In Brownville, on tbe 4th day of March." 1S53, to
prove up my right "te the south half of the N. "VT. quar
ter and the northwest quarter of the southwest quar
ter of section no. 6 Township no. 6, north of ramrell,
east. - JOHN S. TOWNSEND.
Feb. 17, 1859.
Claim Notice.
To Nathan Corchan Thos. C. Nance, and all eth
ers whom it may concern; You are b'reby notified
that I will appear at the Land Office Brownville, N.
oa 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 (13), east, where you can appear
to contest my right thereto.
.- . , JOnX A. BURBANK.
TW1 1 linery
A superior stock of Millinery and Dress Goods at my
ew Millinery establishment, one door above Lushbaugh
fc Carson's Banking House, Ercwnville, N. T.
41tl MART TURNER
GEIT2S''DEE3SiG00DS.
lOlRCHAlfT TAILOR,
' BHOWNVIIXE, !, NEBRASKA.
Respectfully announces to the gerstlemcn cf Brown-
iile autlvkiaity that he has jut received from tbe
Ji.ist a large stock of veix superior, gvodi ani latest
styles. . ... ,.' . ....
'Which he will manufacture oa veiy favorable terms.
He flatters himself that he understand hU business
thoroughly and al, I work warrauted coming from his es
tablishment, and charges as low aa any other coiupciitof
in thii place or the West. .. 1 , , ,:
A Keat Fit Guaranteed.
NEW ARRIVAL
!.-' - ,., -'t : i OF . - . -,
Two
UrowuTlIIe, Nebraska.
wel1 as801"11 toc f Pirlorand Cook Stovea, of
new and improved patterns,as follows:
Buck's Pattern,
Plymouth Rock,
Elevated Oven, New E. ,
olden Era. and every variety o
Parlor and Office Stores. -
Also, - "
Japancd ITart, I2ras Kettles,
Lantliernsy Copper Wai e.blio
vels and Tongs.
All of which I pledge myself to sell at as fair rates
and on as accommodating terms as any other estab
lishment in this region of country.
I have al3o now on hand every requisite variety
of Tin, Copper and Sheetlron ware, and am prepared
to put up guttering and spouting and ail ouicr work
in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike
manner, which I warrant to give 'satisfaction.
I pledge myself not to be undersold in the upper
couutry. .,"-
Brownville September 2, 1353. . - I0-ly
B. JENNINGS. . . .
Jt B. JEI5TTINGS
EXCLUSIVELY
J. B. CniLDS.
ec co.
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cor. 2nd and Frances sts, St. Joseph Vo.
UAVE just recievedby late arrival, at much bo-
low the regular rates of freight, a heavy stock of
uroccries, which having been purchased at extreme
ly low prices, will be sold unusually chenp for cash.
Wc respectfully invite buyers to an examination of
cur stock. ...
50 bhds new crop Sugar, fair to prime, at reduced
prices
- 1000 sacks Q A and Kanawa salt
600 bis superfine, extra and extra fine Flour
600. sacks " ' "
20 tierces new Eica
4Q0 hf and qr boxes Star Candles
. IOQ boxes family Soap ,.
, 500 boxes IUo Coffee, good fair to prime
: 50 bis crushed and powdered Sugar
ZOO bis and hf bis batter, soda, sugar and wine
"' Crackers . ' 1
409 kcjrj assorted Nail3
., loO coils mannilla ropo, from to yt inches
i 5 boxes pearl Js larch .
50 boxes SX10 aud 10X12 Glass
500 dox 8X10 and 12 and 12X11 window sash
100 sacks new dried Apples
' ICO boxes imperial, gunpowder, young hyson and
- black Tea- ' - " ' ' ' ;
150 boxes assarted and fancy Candy .
; 50 boxes sugar Toys and Gum. drops .
100 whole and hf 4r urn Figs . ,":
50 boxes layer Kaiscns
2C0 boxes Glasgow and Virginia Tobacco
100,000 Scgars, various brands
'150 boxe3. nd 25 bis Smoking To' acco
' 600 dozen Field's celebrated Oysters
"150 boxcsWK.PFnhdE D Chccs ;
.."'ooden ware' in every variety: Cotton batting,
Candle wick, wrapping yam, hoinp twine, white fish
lotomac hernng, fresh Ooshen butter, cranberries,
orango , fresh and preserved fruits, jellies, pickles,
lobsters, pepper sauce, catsups, pepper, allspice, gin
ger, currants, prunes,-vermaciUi, macaroni, nuU of
allkinds. etc etc.
C"Hidc?,: peltries, beeswax and all other hinds
of produce taken in exchange for goods by '
. - . j. u. JEXXLNGS & Co.
Jan'y 20 1859 30yly ' :
A STATEMENT
OF THE ,
Buchanan Life and General Insurance Co,
or
J3t- Joaopli, Mo.
Fur tho year ending December 31, 1S50.
. Cash on hand, ' $35,982 6J
Ir. N. Y. and St Louis 25J71 21-5C2,948 87 -
Real Estate, , , 4,421 50
Office Fixtures - oio 17
Bills Roccivablo, ' 8,305 51
Stock notes well secured and payable on
doinand, . . tl,nvvii .
Balance dao on Insurance Premiums, 5,915 70
5164,045 31
$03,200 00
52,675 8il
5,170 93
Capital Stock,
Deposits,
I roh t and and
Loss.
Silt 1,048 81
The above statement closed the second year of this
company.
Inc company paid their losses promptly, on ine pro
sentation of the claims, without submitting any of
their innrers to any detention whatever, or availing
themselves of any of the usual delays, or charges for
prompt payment. And they hopo by the continu
ance of this policy, to secure a large share of tho bu
siness of merchants, steamboats and shippers gener
ally. A dividend of 33; j per cent, on tho capital
paid in, has been this day declared and carried to
tho credit of the Stock notes, and 25 per cent of the
cargo premiums returned to tne customers ol tho
omce, JAt. L. U iMLIj, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J B HOWARD, W R TEXICK, J B JEXX1XGS,
JOHX CALHOUN. IIEXRY BLOUNT, JAMES
KAY, HILTON TOOTLE, ALBEliT G CLAltK,
C HYATT, J II LIKENS.
J. B. JENNINGS, President.
JAS. L. O'NEILL, Socretnry.
Toledo Nurseries.
900,000. Trees for Sale! ,.
Two hundred thousand arplo trees grafted this
winter, deliverable in spring to order at $5 for 1000,
when over twenty thousand are taken; for smaller
amounts six dollars per thousand will be charged.
thirty thousand extra line imported rear stocks
at from eighteen to twenty dellarsper thousand.
J0,000 extra fine imported Anger s Quince, 517 per
tnousana.
20,i 00 Mahaleb Cherry Stocks
$13 per 1000
10,000 raradiseand Doucian
20,000 Mazzard Cherry stocks
20,000 Paradise and Doueain
20
4
20
20
50
80
50
u
It
u
M
a
u
300,000 one year old apple trees
100,000 3 to 4 feet apple t ees
100,000 4 to 5 feet very stocky and fine
20,000 Norway Spruce about 1 foot
12,000 dwarf pears
5,000 dwarf cherries, extra fine
2.000 plum trees, 1 year
25 per
100
15 "
20 "
nnd Raspberries,
Plants, Peaches,
With a large lot oi urrani3
Ornamental Trees, Shrnbs and
Apricots and Nectarines.
Catalogues ficnt to oracr on receipt ol a postage
sUmp each . A, FAIINESTOCK Si SONS,
reb. 10. '5! iy loieao. Uhio.
Legal Notice.
Jesse Nocl.Pl'ff I Johnson County District Court
vs ; of 2d J udicial Dist net. J ebraska
John Cochran U l.J icrr'y. lo April Term A D 1859
To John Cochran the above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that in the above entitled
cause a writ of summons trout the Johnson District
Court of the Second J udicial District, Ncbr'a Tcrr'y.
nas been issued, returnable to the April term of tho
said District Court ol tbe year IbrJ, in the first day
thereof , to be held at the Court bouse of the said
county on the 4th day of April A. D. 185'J, common
ding you to answer the petition of tho said plaintiff
Jese oel to be on file in tho Clerk s office of the
said Johnson county District Court on or before tbe
first day of February A 1 1S59, wherein he claims
of you tbe sum of one hundred dollars for work and
labor, eare ana diligence, asapnysician and tursc,
bestowed upon him the said defendant by him tbe
plaintiff, in the county of emaha, ebraska Ter
ntory, for the space of Eve weekj from to wit : tho
25th day of July A D 1353. .
And whereas the said summons has been returned
"not found" as to you the said defendant. Now,
therefore, yon are hereby notified that unless you
appear and plead thereto on or before the morning of
second day of the said term, to be held as uore
said, default will be -sentenced against you and
iudzincnt will be rendered against you for the sum
demanded in the saia petition of you the said defen
dant. '
V. C. JOnNSON. Att'y for PTtff.
It is hereby ordered that the foresoin notice be
published for four successive wetk3 iu the Nebraska
Advertiser as the law in such cases provides.
A. W. PENTLAND, Clerk,
By W. P. Walker, Dep.
February 10. '59
For Sale at this OiTice.
Mundred
9
EEOWNVILLE
lEatihfi: Saloon. .
The proprietor ha recently fitted np and now has la
operation u
Xext door to the Bank Buildin?. on Main Street, where
- MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
1 - can be bad.
Great pains is taken to have cverythiaz neat, comfort
able, and orderly
X31UL of SPxro.
FBESH OYSTEES, PICKLED OYSTERS.
CniCKEirS. MUTTON CHOPS,
BEEP STEAK, IIA2I & EOG3,
' 1 . : PIGS' FEET. TRIPE.
SOCP, COFJEE, V.'ILU GAME CP A I.I. K.1XP3
SUCH AS DEi:R, TCRSEr. GKLSU,
i- - DUCKS, PKA1R1C ClliCiwEXS,
Bit a XT, FISn, Sto.
Pelicvlng that the City net!.;, and wilt nr.prort such
establishment, the enterprise hs been embarked in.
with the confident hope that a libera! patronage 'iil bo-
extended.
BrovnrU'.c. Ja. 6. 1S59. tf
Dr. Easterly's
ES-Fever ana A??ne KHIcr-Wiii
cure ague and fever, chills and fever, dnmb asce, Inter
mittent and remittcut fevers, and all the various forms
of fevers incident to bilious climates. It there Ua
nan, woman or child suffering with cntte andfrvtr,
they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever. and
Ague Killer, It is a positive cure speedy and perma
nent. Try it. '
nice $1 per bottle, or 6 bot.lesfor $5.
Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
St Louis, solo proprietor, to whom all orders must t-
addressep to get the genuine.
Sold by J. U. MAUN h. CO, Agcnti, Ercwnville.
Land Warrants,
3or Cash, rvxicl on Time-
We are prepared to loan Land Warrants of all slrst
settlers on such time as they my desire long or shots
t the usual rates.
A constant supply of Warrants will he kopt on band
fur sale as cheap as they fau be bought elsewhere lu
town.
Eny of regular dealers and beware of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by ns will be guaranteed to to
genuine In every lespect and will be exchanged If de
fective. -
Being permanently located in Brownville, wo can al
ways be found at tho old t.uia a tew doors east ol u .
Brownville House.
LrSTT3ACGn& CARSON, -
Bankers, aud Dealers in Land Warrants.
Notice to Tax Payers.-
R. T. RAIN KY, Treasurer of Nemaha county, Inform
the citizons of said county tbat ho is ready to receive
taxes at all times between tbij and the 1st of January
next.
Brownville, Nov. 4, 1558- 13-3r
I caution all persons whomsoever atuuiai buying from
Augustus Kountze and Win R.iih certain twn lot
known as 'Benedict's Addition to Krownvill. Nebraska.
jous Mcpherson.
W. P. LOAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LOT AND LAND AGENT,
Archer, Richardson Coanty, N. T.
J. W. BLISS,
Collecting Agent,
PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY. '
Particular attention raid ti mailug collections for
nuu-rcsidents. Charges reasonable.
Itcicrnccs.
R. W. Trame, P stunster, Pern
Wm. E. Pardee, Pib.ite Jutoo, Neh.-Ciiy
E K Parker C-iunty Clerk, Brownr'le
Lyford Sc H.irn. S:nora, Mo.
PAY YOUR DEBTS ! !
TVIth Corn. .
" Those indebted to me are hereby notified that
they can liquidate their indebtedness with corn at .
thobihest market price, delivered at the store of
I. T. Wbyte in Brownville. This request is madi
only becr.use 1 am in debt niyselt, and cannot raiso
the money, but can inako U3C of corn. Such an ar
rangement will be taken as a great accommodation
under present circumstance s. JESSE XOEL.
Brownville, Dec, 21358.
FRUIT TREES
FOR THE WEST!
CAllEW SANDERS
CP TUB
Saint. Louis Nurseries, '
Situated FIVE MILES WFST OF ST. LOUIS
on the Olive street Hank Road,
OFFERS the following choice and excellent vari
eties of Fruit Trees and Hants to Western Far
mers and Fruit Growers, at the following prices :
APPLES, .
Standard Trees, 3 years old, very fine, $20 per
hundred, cr 25 cents each.
SUMMER YARIETIE..
Summer Sweet FaradLjo
Red Astracan
Bcnoni
Largo Sweet Bough
Early Harvest
Early Strawberry
Golden Sweeting
AITIMX rilUKTIES..
Maiden's Blush
Fall Pippin
lLiwley
.Tcrjey Sweet
Rambo .
Fameuso
Gnvcnsteiu
YAEIETIF3.
WINTER
Yellow Bcllfleur, Northern Spy, Wine Sap, Gold
en Russett, White Pippin, Jcpot. n, Pryor's Rd,
Rome Beauty, Newtown Pippin, Esopua Spitscnbcrg
Norton's Melon, Totnpkin's County King, Jonathan,
Baldwin.
PEACHES.
Prien $20 per hundred, or 25 em' ear,). .
Cra wford'9 Early, Crawford's Late, Early York,
Old Mixon Freestone. Red Cheek Malncaton, Heath
Cling, Large Early York. Cook's Seedling. Troth's.
Early. George the IV, CooJidge's Favorite, Red Or
ange Free, Ward's Late Free, Largo White Clior.
PEARS.
Standard Tree, 50 erntt each; Dicarf Trees on An
gers Quince St'tcJ:, very superior.bearing first
oriecond year after ptnntinff, 50 ef each. " .
Bartlt-tt, Bloodgood. Tyson, Buffutn, Beurre d'An- "
jou, Belle Lucrative, Duches d'Angoulemo Doyenne
Boussoch, uhito Doyenne, tlemmish Beauty, I urn-'
dise d'Autome, Louise Bonne de Jersey, SecKcl, Ste
vens' Oencsee. Swan's Orange, Gljut Morccau, Law
rence, Easter Beurre. Kirtl-nd. '
CHERRIES.
Standard Tree; 50 ernt tcS." .
Knight's Early Black, Black Ear'W Black Tarta
rian. Coe'g Transparent, Elton, Gov. Wood. Napole-
on. Yellow Spanish, Carnation, Early May, May"
Duke, Belle de Choiyy.
Hums, Apricot?, Nectarines. Quinces,' best varie
ties 50 cents each.
RASPBERRIES. .
Red Antwerp and English Purple, 15 cents each:
American Black, 10 cents each, Brinckl's Orang, 20
cents each.
STRAWBERRIES.
Longworth Prolific, McAvoy's Extra Red, Wah- .
ington, ZJ.uu per hundred plant.
THE LAWTON BLACKBERRY. " .
$2 per dozen ; three dozen 35, and 312 per hun
dred, riants fine and strong .
CURRANTS..
White Datch, Cherry. White Grapr, Victoria. Red
Dutch, Knight's Sweet Red, Black Naples, one year
old, 10 cants each. ...
GOOSEBERRIES.
The Houghton Seedling is tho best variety culti
vated never mildews, and bears enormously. Prico
15 cents each.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Shade Trees, Evergreen Trees, Flowering Shrubs, .
Roses. Ac. Ac, a large and fine assortment always on
hand. . ,
All trees, plants, Ac, will be taken up and labelled .
and packed in the most careful manner. A small .
charge, merely enough to cover the oufby, will da
made for packing, as is eustomary wita aa nurscr
men. , - .
All articles ordered will be delivered, at the St. 1
Louis steamboat bindin, or any railroad depot, fre
of charge. Each box or package will be carefully
marked with the name and residence of the party
making the order, and ehipped as directed; but after
the shipment they will bo at the risk of the pur
chaser. .
Persons visitinz St. Louis, can leave orders at the
Valley Farmer OSee. corner of Fifth and Chestnut
streets and they will be promptly attended to. All
orders should be accompanied by the money, or an
order or draft on seme person in St. Louis, or good
reference given.
All lctten should be a Jlrc.-se.I to
CAREW SANDERS.
Feb 3, 1S5". nl St Louis Nursery St Louis. Mo
Xotlce to Lot iloldcrji In Tecum
seb, Xcbraslia.
Persons holdirg evidence of titles quit claim,
deeds, contracts for deed, r certificates cf docdi
in the town cf Tecnmseh, Johnson county Nebraska,
are hereby notified that unless presentation is made
in person, or by proper attorney, and lots claimed
and respective proportionate amount of entiance
money and fee for executing deed, be paid on or
before the expiration of six months from this date,
all lots at that time unclaimed and unpaid for, will
be sold at public auction to tho highest bidder, for
tbe use and benefit of said town of Tecnmseh, agree
able to tbe provisions of an act pa.sed by the Gent
al Assembly of Nebraska, entitled "an act refla
ting the disposal ef lands purchased in trustfortowa
sites," and approved February 10th, 1357.
JOHN W. SAYRE, rrcbate Judge.
Tccumreh, Jaa. 20. 453.
