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    JIEDVERTISER.
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TKIIMS:
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4i.!.HEa si ciLrT. Fropnetors cf the Real
r Nrj LrUr, MawMt Tempie, Chicago, Itl. .
' m faa i. Geuttal AdvertiMiis Agnt.in rear of
f .-fc, L :ie' l Children's fc&oeiore-,80Wet
... Otr tfrt:i.
... kle, owns A. C, Xo 3;S and J 19, Bruadway,
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i lwWiit, Amc "Van Cina.loan and Knmpan
ari4 uKn;iwn cm., 'o 153 Xastaa tret
Vl,'At'E'll's,!'-Xrttwet coreer J Olive aid
, yrrt. '"fatal 'lui.
5 ji lri'lwrt alrcet, Chicago,.
-t K.jMtu-t irrnitlj -: i it iuWripti jti and ad
f tLe Adverser, and recent and re:e:pt
.-v !e llr-f r.
T.t rfidet "-tin tfif Territory, mining from various
n., .jhe Statet. often -aefgeftte n the namea of
T :B the:" oil B'i??trfi". who doubtless
- ,e -i.";"tt if thr ou'd e a copy of the "Ad
.er wlwivtiridatpeeirtieucj-py, persons
. ;M.'.ltMlcr it as"';uU u to become a regu-
t a:.-rit-es.
. JOU UOliK.
h reeeet ettetiie adim-ms of Xew Type. Cut,
ivks. Ufui.l ar1, A.c, uiaUe to the "AJver-
f 'tir,i, cUuntteat.eU(tarnoot Job Work in
ir.erun.urpa.MNltjraiiyofrice. The proprietor being
-., a', p'.iityr "uin.'i-r'f, aud having In Ln employ an
i .r.ed aM eifcf neured Parity J"b Printer, i de
. - .. . i,.ii.,,i,f,r in tt.eexecnti"n of Job Work.
V fruit 'err f lter' Utet inijrt-oved Card
e ) Black, Work in "Colon, Bronte It or a, will
wi-.hparucuLr attention. . . . .
- vr. frr,. a 4.t ce -ill be pYoP'Jy "eBle4 t0'
varrabtr-1 to' give ufacil-ja r iJPr-
School Notice-
-v e J:fitsi rt U Ilrwiivi!l SoLool District
t totifird to mert at the usual j.lace of huld-,-ii-)tf
a tLe 1-t McuJaj in Manh, 1859, fcr
. of eleticz three ehKI lirectors in
' ' ' . . . - - r .1 - X- . 1
- K.W.H'KNAS,
Seo'T Uoarti cf EdacnAion.
'Vjlk .up, roll up, tuinlle up, step up,
r p.'Jp, climb-up. ran up, stand up, ride
, c.K,e up, swim up.fiLt up, crawl up,
s'.'ar up, puh up, pull up, wade
1
5; any way so you c.zt ip ana settle
? your tills for. subscription, job' work,
I advertising. . iVme ol you nave pro--ed
us wool, some potatoes, others corn,
t others lumber, and all such. Now
? ue juit iuch pay when we can get
iU-aiid we don't want to be trifled with
iv longer; so 'dance up" . and fork
m cme way or otLer or we u
. i
a sencrr.i muss.
ie Medical Lectures.
Oa XI unlay trening last we had. the
fj-ure of hearing tho Introductory Lec
ro cf Dr. A. S. Holladay, Professor
Tiit ory and Practice.. The lecture w as
.t-rtiU'-z, a:d gave general satisfac
:;. Dr. 11. U a thorough-bred physi-
a, and bandies any
subject connected
:'a the pra'crke o
jf medicine
in a mas-
ly r.i.'.s'T.
We- Jil net hear Dr. McPiTerson's
ituro, Lut arj? informed it was good.
rrof..-Ai.i.EJf bing unexpectedly called
::a Uuie, was, on that- account, un-
! to fr'.1 1H appointment.-
I'.- C. "Junsof, Professor of
rdi,-?.,i.JuTipradenc('i will lecture on
n lay tienin? next at the First Pres
! fian Church.'
Our vol jiUe correspondent "Wyreka"
! k' ill I e seen' gotten through to Cal-t-.:a.
He ha9 had a long trip, and
;-t glad are w e to hear of his safety.
? Las kvpt .us faithfully and regularly
t:ki as he progressed, tor which he
i the thanks cf "Advertiser" readers.
Ivtsrs have been read with interest,
i ei:tr-nively .copied by our exchanges.
t will likely go to Frazer River', and
mms to continue' as
lent for cur paper.
regular
corres-
Mthem Conic.
' Wcsee by the last St. Louis Republi
thai the steamers, Omaha' and Alon
i Chili, wero advertised to leave for
- -incil Bluffs cn the 23 J, and the Dun
-.S: Carter, on the 20:h. They can
s . abner, the river is -clear.
ants fine Cattle?
Ve advertisement in another column.
i'r?'are none superior in this country.
-rSteara Fenr
ak-aiu xnakitig its .regular trip?,
eta-'.s can find no better crossing
cn the ilisiouri River.
m r
t.:e uue if a week v raner edited
p-Hirhed weekly,, in .manuscript
'rra.'iyth Students'' of the Uutchirl's
f 't SrLx! cf this .place.. The! little
: -rnal is creditable indeed.' -We have
i- a fchowa, articles written by scholars
;a ears dd, that would do credit to
-r Lea-di. -'"-..
-inks. ;
;lht. J. C. Davis, Hon. Joun Slidell,
M. Kcitt. Hon. S. A. Docglas,
-
wn. KrxxrB Vt pr-rcrvx. have attain
i ts under cbIi,Tations for valuable
:?CrtRcnuliUc.
haslecoine of this magazine !
r,: :'-'vi the 'January number, notic
'v tul jull'uhed prospectus, for' which
1 Kvre p rprr.istd-aa exchange, but have
tivt J to ether Lumber since. No
--.!- g Messrs... OaksmithSc Co. ; come.
m.e. ' .
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Kavt. -.
Jr-uiiL tt.the House cf Crane &
I ...
- rvx, Cf .McAllister.. PocS.
w. 3lt i iicto.x, merchants cf this
V have. fOUe tnt tn- nnrrl,
" . w I'M ViiyatTV 0 II
'fcea Seeds- . '
; we a-iTtrt-iserafiUf H. A, Terry,
.t City, Wa.. . yy. Cre frequently
;herc Ijftonioii'seedr.
V ,a d-'2r anVwnd to Terry, and
a h-
'n-
Powder for Pike's Peak. .
la anotiier column will be found the
advertisement cf Randals, Gouley &. Co.,
St. Lonrs, Mo., ofTering to the public a
superior article of powder put up in me
tallic cans, air and w ater tight Thi3 ar
ticle is most desirable to those going to
the gold mines. We advise all to sup
ply themselves before starting.
California Items.
Our correspondent "Wyreka" has fur
nished us a file cf late California papers,
from which we dip the following items :
The San Francisco Uniun contains the
Message of Gov. Weller, sent to the two
Houses of the Legislature. It is long,
but considering the number of subjects
treated could not well hare been made
shorter. Its recommendations are judi
cious, its suggestions commendable, and
its tone and language such as are appro
priate in an important public document.
The Legislature may safely be set down
as Democratic. The Senate consists of
35 members, and stands 31 Democrats, 4
Republicans; the Assembly has 80 mem
bers, out of which 8 are Republicans.
The Union in speaking of the arrival
of the Central Overland Mail, says :
The Central Overland Express, with
the President's Message, arrived in this
city on January 1st, bringing letters from
St. Louis to December 9th. The mail
left St. Joseph, Mo., December 14th, and
Salt Lake, December 2oth, arriving at
Placerville on the morning of January 1st,
making- the time from the former city in
seventeen days being the quickest time
that was ever made overland by any route.
The contract time of this route is well
known to be thirty-eight days ; the time
made by this mail is less than one-half of
this limit.
The following items Ave find In the
Golden Era
A. Suction Well at Stocktox. For
some time past an experiment has been in
progress of boring for water in Stockton
to be used in case of fire, instead of build
ing cisterns. It appears that a bore of
seven inches diameter was sunk to the
depth of ninety-seven feet. The result
of the operation was entirely successful.
The Eureka Engine played out of the
hole,, but did not exhaust the water. The
cost of the well and the suction is said to
be cheaper than the building of cisterns.
. The Sierra Gap. We are informed
that several persons who attempted to
pass.from Downieville over the Sierra
Nevada Mountains by the Sierra Gap,
were obliged to return recently, and go
to Carson Valley via Placerville. They
met 'with snow so deep that it was impos
sible to- proceed except with snow shoes.
.; Settlers. and Mixers at Knight's
r erry.-t A recent meeting was held at
Knight's Feny by certain parties for the
alleged purpose of taking measures for
protecting themselves from the encrcach
rhents of a certain floating land grant,
which has been located upon the adjoin
ing lands. They formed an anti-Grant
League, and resolved to stand by each
other in . opposition to bogus Spanish
grants. -
Tunnel tubocch the Sierra Neva
da. James Petlinger suggests that, a
tunnel for the Pacific Railroad should be
made through the Sierra Nevada, low
down, and he thinks the gold found would
pay the expense of boring the hole.
The following is a statement of arriv
als and departures by sea for the. year
1659:
ARRIVAL8,
FF omen. Childrtn.
4,752 1,360
DEPARTURES
Women. Children.
1,562 714
Men.
37,167
Men.
35.S75
Total.
43,
TOtt
Total.
33,151
Showing a gain of 1,292 men, 3,190
women, and 616 children giving an ag
gregate total of 5,129 persons..
National. Flags.- It is stated that
there arrived at the port of San Francis
co, during the year 1853,191 vessels un
der the American nag, 26 under the Bri
tish, 13 under the French, 13 under the
Mexican, 1 under the Belgian, 3 under
the Bremen, 8 under the Chilean, 5 un
der the Datch, 11 under the Danish, 7
under the Hamburg, 2 under the Hanov
erian, 3 under the Hawaiian, 6 under the
Sardinian, 4 under the Tahitian.
The Nevada Journal says:
E. B. Johnson, of Little York, laid oil
our table, on -Monday last, a fine speci
men of cement and gold from the Blue
Lead, owned by him. The lead is work
ed 'with powder, which breaks up the ce
ment in lumps, in which state it is taken
lb the stampers. A mill of eight stamps
is kept crushing the gravel cement conti
nually. It nays about 53 per ton. A few-
days ago a rich spot in the lead yielded
upwards of SSO to the single pan. Ihe
irold is of a very fine quality.
The Jenny Lind Company took out of
their claims, at Hunt's Hill, last week,
S 14, 000, the fruit of four day labor.
The Orville Record contain the follow-
in:
We are told that some Spaniard, who
own and are working a.qnaru lead ttt&T
that of the '49 and '56 Company, at Yan
kee Hill, found a lump of pure . gold in
their ledge, one day this week, weignin
between seven and eight pounds. If the
"matrix" of all California eold don't lie
somewhere about Yankee. Hill we -should
like to know where it does lie. '
The subjoined item is from the-.Har
Courier:
The'extfeme cold weather, for the fast
few weeks, has prevented the nu&ert in
this. section from prosecuting .their works,
and consequently but little croli has beta
taken froth the. earth, but we hear of
number cf tunnels in which yay dirt has
been recjenily struck oa Ilrusby n'I in
ocver mining districts near this piafcc.
A quartz boulder was ' foun4 ia th
claim of C, Dewey, at Bath, last week,
weighing thirty pounds, and having' the
appearance cf being very rich', Gold can
te een ill c-rer the uruce, end its val-.
ne, i ftrimaffd 2,0O0. -
, IIExWY SHIPMENT OF-
GEO C E R I E S.
i. B. JE.TXIXGf.
BEN. CHILE'S.
J. B. JENNINGS & CO,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
LTEKCHAira,
Corner of Second and Francis Stretis,
ST. JOSEPH, 3If.
The Senior partner of this Home
ing heavy ehipmenU of
is noT below mak-
Coffee,
Sugar,
Holasses,
Flour, &c,
A large portion of which m ill arrive in a few days on
Steamers Carrier and Asa VVilgus.
Having made arrangements with one of the best Mills
of St. Louis for weekly supplies of
Choice Brands of Flour,
They will be able to offer to retailers and consumers,
at all times, the
Very Best Flour,
At the very lowest prices,
Ever) Bushel and Sack Warranted-
They hare also on the way from
large and choice selection of
the Eastern Cit es a
TEAS,
FRESH FRUITS,
Fresh Oysters,
WOODEN WARE, CORDAGE,
And every Article appertaining to the
Grocery line. ;
All cf which has been bought at the
Lowest Cash Prices,
And they pledge themselves to sell them as low as any
House in North Missouri. They respectfully Mlicit a
continuance of the patronage of their customers and
the community generally.
J. B. JEXXIXGS & CO.
St. Joseph, Feb. 15, '69 35-lm
NEW STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED having formed a co-partnership,
under the name cf
D J. MARTIN & CO.,
For the purpose of doing a general
Wholesale & Retail Business in Brownville,
And having purchased the commodious store-rooms
recently occupied by I. T. Whytc, will, by the 20th
of March, cpen the
Most Extensive Stock of
3r O G S3 3
h ver brought to this City, consisting ot
FOREIGX AND DOMESTIC
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE AMD CUTLERY,
Queensware, Glassware,
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
HOOKS AXD STATIONERY,
FUENITURE,
SADDLERY,
PLOWS,
KEISHIIIISB
Of every description needed by the emigrant or citi
zen, which will be offered for sale as low as by any
Other House W est of bt. Louis.
Merchants and buyers from RICHARD
SON, PAWNEE, GAGE, JOHNSON, and
other cou nties est of this Oity, as well as traders
to the
Nebraska Gold Mines,
Will find our stock large, Taricd nd complete-
D. J. MARTIN,
HEATH NUCKOLS.
S. F. NUCKOLLS.
Brownville Feb. I5th. IS59. . D34tAp.l$t.
TREES FOR SHELTER OX THE
PRAIRIES.
YTe solicit the attention, of Orchardlsts, Nursery
men and farmers in the prairie regions of the west
to our immense stock of .
The most hardy, rapid trowing nd beautiful ever
green tree, and the best adapted for forming belts
and serccn.', lor the protection tl garaens, orcnarus,
and dwellings, in all exposed situations.
Our stock embraces all sizes, from one to six feet
m height, irequenuy tranfpianicu, .ana niicu ior
safe removal. .Priced lists for ncxt spring furnished
on application and the following catalogues are sent
gratis to-all who apply and enclose one stamp lor
each.
. No. I. .Descriptive catalogue cf fruits.
No. 2. Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees
No. 3. Descriptive catalcgut of greenhouse and
bedding oat plants. .
No. 1. Wholesale or trade lit.
ELLWANGER4 BAKKV,
. Mount Hope Nurseries:
Feb. 1 0, '59 ly Rochester, X. Y.
Lecal Notice.
Flizabeth A Field'! Johnson CountyDistrict Court
vs fof the Second Judicial District
George- W. Fields j Nebraska Territory
To April Terra A. D. 1959 In eauity.
To George W. Fields the above named defendant
Whereas on tho day of Janaary A. D
there was ksued from the District Court, in
and for Johnson county, Nebraska Territory, a writ
of subpoena out of the Chancery side of the said
Loert, directed to you commanding yoa to appear
on or before the Irstday of the next April terns of
tie said Crert, to be bcrun and held in the said
coenty of Johnson, on the fourth day of April A. D,
1559, and answer the petition and complaint of the
above aaaed Elizabeth A. Fields for . divorce and
alimony. And whereas the said supboen has been
re tensed as 1 yoa the said George W. Fields "not
found." Now, therefore, this is ta notify yen of the
isuicr cf the said writ cf subpoena, and of the pe
tition and complain, of the said Elizabeth A Fields,
and that unless yen appearand answer the said pe
tition and complaint of the said Eliz ibeth A. Fields
at the time required in the said subpoena, that then
the said Elizabeth A Fields will proceed to establish
the facts eet forth i-n the said petition and obtain a
decree from the said Court for diverse and alimony
as prayed for ia said petition and romplaint.
U. C. JOHNSON, :
Attorney arid Solicitor for Com; lainant.
.. Ordered that the foregoipg notice be published in
the Nebraska Advertiser for four successive weeks
as tho law provides.
A. W,Tkxtlani, Clerk.
By Wil. 1 JrALKR,dep'y.
Fc-bruary 10, '53 ' vZZ.
Oiio Statesman,
daily; thi-weekly & weekly.
3IJOTPmT & 2IILLER,
Pablisaer and Propriclore.
. TER2IS IXTARIABLT IX
ADVAXCE.
- (6 09
3 CO
- 2 CO
Dailv, per annum,
Tri-Weekt-. :. "
Wffk'v.- -
DR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and Sarsaparllln -
Will cure all diseases arising from an Impure state of
the blood, or a depraved condiUon of the fiuMs of the
system, ix: cancers, rrellingof tneglands, rhenmat
ism, white swellings, chronic sore eyes, piles,; ooils,
erysipelas, goitres, paias in the bones and joiutj, ul
cers in tbft mouth and throat, and all chronic constitu
tional diseases. Thia medicine searches out the very
roots cf the disease by purifying the blood, and changing
the secretions in the system, thus removing the cause.
which renders the Cure certaiit and permanent. '
Dr. Eaiterly t Iodine end Sarsaparilla will cure the
iron mercurial diteate, and drive out and destroy ev
ery particle of mercury whkh is La the system, and cure
its bad effects. . -
It will cure $econdary typhilii or veneral diieatt,
and will drive the iyphilitic virus and all hereditary
taints and poisonous matter out of the system through
the pores of the skin, and restore the patient to a per
fect state of health and purity. It is a positive cure
for Zircr complaint and dytpepsia, 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's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will
cure all nervous diseases, female comploiuta, dropsy,
graveo, diseases of the kidney's, bladder, and nrinary
organs, in a few days.
It will remove pimples and blotches, from lie face,
and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as ala
baster. It does this by purifying Jhe blood, and by its
prompt action on the liver, kidneys, and secretory or
gans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicied with scrofula old
sores, tetter, ringworm, scald head, blotches, eruptions
of the skin, and all cutaneous diseases, are advised to
procure Gridlcy's Salt Rhoum and Tetter Ointment to
apply on the sores and diseased parts, when using Dr.
Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla.' The Iodine and
Sarsaparilla f urifles the blood, and causes the wres to
discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals
them. When both are used (which I always recommend)
a permanent and rad cal cure is always effected. They
are the best and most powerful curatives kaowu to man.
A fair trial is all I ask I do tt fear the result. '
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla, $1 per bottle, or
6 bottles for $5. Gridlcy'a 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 be addresed.
53-Sold by J. H. MAUX & CO., Druggists, BrOTtTl-
Tille, N. and by Druggists generally.
SDr. Hooper's Female Cordial
will cure all female complaints, such as excessive,
suppressed, or painful menstruation, Fluor albus or
nitesf barrenness, sallow complexion, headache, diz
ziness, weak nerves, frightful dreams, and all diseases
caused by colds, checked perspiration, exces:es, over-
excitement, &c, of tho sexual organs. Dr. Hooper's
Female Cordial Is universally acknowledged by the la
dies the best remedy ever invented. O-Price $1 per
bottle, or6 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., Acsnts. Brcvnmville.
N. T., and by Druggists generally.
EDr Baker's Specific will cure
gonorrhea, gleet, stricture, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases of the
genital organs. Header, have you a private disease 1
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Dr. Baker's
Specif c 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 60 per bottle.
53-Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut strets
St Louis, ATissouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine Sold by -
J. II. MAUX & CO., Druggists,
Bro-BTmlle, N. T.
NEW ARRIVAL!
NEW FIE I
AMD
MEW GOB!
f ?i
McAllister & ponn,
n HULKS A LK A.U litTAlL DEALERS IX
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
FIRMTIRE, HARDWARE,
QLEEXS1VARE, &.C.,
BROWNVILLE, T.
rfaving established themselves at the old stand recent
ly occupied by
john Mcpherson,
They are now offering and receiving for sale one cf the
AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS
op "
MERCHjANDISE
Ever Brought in this Territory
They have an extensive and varied assortment
STAPLE AXD FANCY
DRY GOODS,
of
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
CONSISTING OF
riour,
Ham,
Bacon
Sugar,
Molasses,
Cofice,
Tea,
Salt,
Cheese,
: Candles,
etc., etc.,
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,
DESKS, BUREAUS, C.,
ALSO,
A veil selected Stock of
SC.
HARDWARE AXD CTTXERY,
QUEENSWARE,
3 a cl 3L 1 3? 37" 7
HATS & C AJPS,
Boots and Shoes.
Wo nlrdc-ft nnr customers to sell
. - A o T . .
as cheap as any other house m the
city, and that our goods in quality
and style fcluU he unsurpassed.
CITY
LIVERY STABLE.
WM, ROSSELL,
BKOWNVrLL,E. Iff. T.
Announces to the public that he is prepared te aocorn'
raodatc those wbhiug with Carriages and Buggies;- to
geiher with good sale horses, forcomfortand ease in tra
velling. He will also board horses by the day, week or
month.
t3 TERMS FA VORABLE.mF
June 15, M. COtf
CHA3. SOSSJCY
- T
cLAUGHLm & DORSET,
4.4
cr'
7 nil --i- - - J?-l
Main Street, BrownTiIle,N.T.,
' Bey and sell Land Warrants, make out and file declar
atory statements; mate out pre-emption papers J pay
taxes, investigate title? ; .
Buy and sell property on cotrfMlstsIon ; furnish land
warrants for tjjne entries, and attend to all other tuii
ness connected with a general land agency business.
Particular attention paid, to the selection of Govern
ment land and the location of land warrants for parties
residing at a distance.
Mclaughlin & Dorset respectfully refer to -
' George II. N'ixu, Ts:, Register Brownville Land
Office. -
Chtrles B. Smith, Esq., Receiver of Public Jloneys'
Xemaha Land District.
Robert W.Furnas, Eq.. Editor Advertiser B'ownTllle
Messrs. Lushbaugh & Carson, Bankers, Brownville,
Hon. W. M. T. Hamilton, llagerstown. Maryland.
Lewis R. Newcomer Esq. Baltimore, Md.
O U Barnet, Esq , Dayton. Ohio.
lion. Fcnner Funruson, Delegate in Congress from
Xebraska Terrritory, Washington, D. C.
Jhn A. Beal, Esq., Attorney at Law, Peru, In!.
Brownville, April 22. no43tf
T. W. BEDFORD,
nt'PSOX GEORGE,
iouaty Purveyor
Notary Public
BEDFORD & GEORGE
mm is cira
ALSO
REAL ESTATE AlGEHTS,
' BROWXVILLE TESRAStA.
k ...... Office on Llaia Street.
WILL attend promptly to ail business entrusted to
them fn the line of their ppofession. Will buy and sell
Lund warrants, make time entries, attend to the selec
tion and location of Government.Lmi, Survey Town
sites, subdivide Lands, maze oat City Pluts,&.c, &x,
Having been located In the Territory for the past year,
we are prepared to make the' rrwst ehoice selection or
actual settlers. Will pay taxes, investigate titles, and
render assistance in contested cases at the C. S. Land
Office.
Letters of inquiry promptly ansTcrei
' WE EEJ-lR TO
Hon. W C Reynolds. Kingston, Penn.
John J Pendleton, Esq. : Cincinnati, Ohfo
HonGa!utiaA Grow Washington City, t).C.
Hon Joseph G. Crane Dayton. Qio
Ryall & Charles, Land Agents.. Sioux City, Iowa.
Buster & Hedges, Bankers Uo do
Lu'hbauch&. Carson, Bankers Brownville, X T.
R. W. Furnas, Esq. do do
D. W,C. Cleaver, Geological Eneineer.Scrantun, Pa.
Rufus R. Edwards, Esq. Sr. Joseph Mo.
Col. John G. Fell - Waverley Pa.
W. G. Georze, Real Estate Agent, Dayton Ohio
Apri!8. 1S53 v2n41-yly
A. B. HOLLABIRD & CO.,
Machinists, Founders and
Engine Builders,
Front stree. "West of Smith,
CINCINNATI, O.
Would most respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in theirlinc, with prompt
ness. Having lately enlarged their shop ncd with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill Engines of every Description.
Constantly on han l: consisting of the sSash, Circu
lar and lluley. Mill Gears and every description of
Jastings, 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
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop in the country.
Those in want of anything in our tine, would do
well to give us a call and examine our new pattern J
BEARD & BROTHER,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
ESZCELiSIOH.
SAFE AND SCALE WORK
SALYT LOUIS, MO.,
Bank Safes of Hardened Steel, and Chilled
Iron, Jewellers' and Express Safes,
Vaults, Bark Locks, &c
The recent tester Safes of the different MaDifactnres
in the GREAT FIRE of the City Buildings, in which
the Excelsior triumphed over all others, fully establish
es the superiority of the Excelstor Safe, which merits
the conudence of all interested in Safes, and the securi
ty of their contents. The Excelsior being the only safe
after being in the fire for ninety hours, and taktn out
red hot. that saved the B.ks and Papers, while a large
number of the others, in the fire but a short time, were
taken out with their contents entirely consumed, must
impress all with the necessity of examining their safes
and those purchasing to be sure beyond a doubt, of the
Safe haviug stood the test and come out victorious, we
pledge ouselves to manufacture rono but such as can be
relied on, and refer to the following
Certificate.
We, the unflersigded, take pleasure in certifying to
the successful test Beard & Brother's Excelsior fire
proof Safes were submit ted to in the turning of the City
n .11- -1 : . .v- r ' --.Vrt- 1CX -TiHit inc.
titled in recommending them to all who iicedsarc.
Hall &. Smith Eddy jameson & Co
Ciiarl.es Blow & Co Samttel McCartney
Partridge & co Joseph Elder
Humphreys Ttttt& Terry, John S thomasox
RUNYA'N HlLLMAS & BROS BASTE WILEY 6i BASTE
TlLLAlt R02IET &CO SCOTT & BRO
McMEHAN 5i BALLANTI5E, BROWS GODDIN &. CO
VOX PHCL WATERS Si. CO. W LEWISG & CO
D A JAKCARY & CO JOHS U II ALL k. CO
Barnard Adams & co Shapleigh Day & co
THE EXCELSIOR
Took the Premium over the best Eastern Manufactu-e
at the State Fair, in Saint Louis; is told from thirty to
fifty per cent less, and guaranteed to be equal to any in
the United States.
Also manufacturers of
Uglitnic? Roils,
of Best quality, and
PUMPS of all Descriptions.
BEARD &. BRO.,
So. IS. Kain Street, Saint Loui, Mo
July M.'iSoS. Iyv3n
Fruit Trees.
BrownviUe Uursery.
The subicribers offer for sale the following varieties ot
Apple Trees.
WINTER VARIETIES.
TellowBellefleur,
Ilawkirig.
White Winter Pairmaia,
Red Ronianiai'e,
Janitan,
English Go'itIenEuset,
Winesap.
Roman Stem,
Winter Swarr,
PnmeGris,
Wilowor Limber Twig,
SnyW Apple,
Baidwin,
Domini or Darwin,
Taiwan's Sweeting,
Northern Spy.
FALL VARIETIES.
Fcltnn,
Fall Pippin,
Fall Janitan,
SUMMER
Altaian Swarr,
Fall S'.rawtcrry,
Milan.
VARIETIES.
tweet June or Hightop
Sweeting,
Snmmer Queen, '
GoMen Sweet,
Early Trenton,
Early Ilarvest Redstreak,
Early Harvest.
TheXnrsery is situated on the farm of R J. Whitney,
about one mile south cf Bronville. The trees are ore
year old from theirraft and very l.trge and healthy lor
that age. Produced in the soil and climate cf Xebras
ka, they must prove superior to tho-e that are shipped
from the States. They can be obtained earlier in the
spring are not injured by cutting eff the small sprouts
inc.Tder to make the shipment less and to lessen the
bulk, as our cistern nurserymen do when they send
trees abroad. This is a truth that our "ebi atka farmers
must take into consideration. To those who wih to Lave
Good orchards the proprietors will endeavor to give en -tire
satitfaciion to all who may favor us with a call.
During the planting season, cne of us will be found In
the nursery to wait on those who favor us with their val
ued orders, GEO. W. BRATTON.
JOIIX S. FAVORITE.
P. S. We hereby warn all persons against trespassing,
or remcvingauy trees, orany mark placed on or attong
the said trees. B.JzF.
Brownville, N.T., Jan. 13, 1R59. 3m
Claim Notice.
To Joseph Irves, Almond Spencer and a'.l ethers
whom it may coBCern. You are hcrebv noliCed that
I will nriear at the Land OEee in Brownville, N.
T., on Friday the 25th day of February 1359, at two
o'clock P M, to prove up my right of pre-emption to
the north en.t quarter of section 2?, township 3,
range 14 cast.
Yeb. 10,3d
KOCERT FOX.
Claim Notice.
To Ira Packard, and all oiher whom it may ewern.
Ton are hereby m tifle-1 that 1 will appear at the LuaJ
Cf8:eia Brownville, en the 4th !ay of MaTch, 1ST3, to
prove up ray rirht'te the s:th half of the X. V. char
ter aud the northwest quarter cf the aou'.hwest quar
ter of section no. STjwnstlp no. 6, north of ranee 11,
east. JCnS S. TOWXS1XD.
Feb. 17, ISZ3.
Claim Notice.
To Nathan Corchan Tho. C. Napee, and all oth
ers whom it mty conerrn: You ara hereby notified
that I still appear at the Land Olce Brown ville, N.
T, on Friday, the eleventh day of February, 1S50,
to prove up my right of pre-coir tica to the south
west quarter cf section twelve, Township one, north
cf range sixteen (lo), cat, where you can appear
to ccctcsi ay right thereto.
JOHN A. BUKBANK.
XUZi 1 1 Ixxozr
Asnperior stortcf Sfillineryand Drees Goods at my
ew JiU'.inery e6tablihmcrt, or.e door above Lu&tbaugU
& Carson's BankiajB-uie, Ert-n--i:ie. X. T.
4i'.f II ART TTP-rER.
O. H. M't A C GIILIN
GEHTS' DRESS) GOODS.
, . JACOB MARHOX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BEOWNVILLE, ETHJEASHA.
Respectfallyannounces to tSe grmtl'aien of Brown
ville and vicinity that te has just receivSd from tne
East a large stock of very superior toods aatd latent
style. '
: Clotns, vestings, &c,
Whhd he will manufacture n very fatorable terms.
Be flatters himself that he tmderstands his business
thoroozhly ami all work warranted coming from hi es
tablishment, and charges as low as any other competitor
in this place or the West.
. A Xeat Fit Guaranteed.
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
Two Hundred
31? Q jE GEj
UIRISTIAX DEUSLK.
RrowiiTille, ZVebraska.
ANNOUNCES to the public that he hasjost re
ceived, per Steamer Rylaml, a very large and
well assorted stock of Parlor and Cook Stoves, of
new and improved pattern,as follows:
Buck's Pattern,
Plymouth Rock,
Elevated Oven, Kew Hi ,
' olden Era. and pveryvaristy o
1 Parlor and Office Stores.
. . Also,
Japancd "SVare, Brass Kettles,
t,an therns, Copper Wai e. Sli o
vels and Tonrs.
All cf which I pledge myself to sell at as fair rates
and on as accommodating terms as any other estab
lishment in this region ot country.
I have al.?o now on hand every requisite variety
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and ara prepared
to pat ap gutteringand spouting and all other work
in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike
manner, which I warrnntto give satisfaction.
I pledge myself not to be undersold in the upper
cocntrv. v
r-mwiivlire September 2, 1SCS. 'Iff-lr
J. B. JESMNCS. J. E. CHILPS.
Jf B. JENNINGS & CO. .
EXCLUSIVELY
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Cor. 2nd and Frances sis, Si. Joseph Mo.
IIAYE ju?t reciev'cdbv late arrival, at much be
low the ret!ar rates of freight, a heavy stock of
Uroccnes, wich having been purchased at extreme
ly low price?, w ill be sold unusually cheap for cash.
Wc respectfully invite buyers to aa examination of
cur stock- 1
50 buds new crop Sugar, fair to prime, at reduced
prices
10CO sacks G A and Kanaka salt
500 bis superfine, extra and extra fiue Flour
600 sacks " ' " u
20 tierces new Rice
400 hfand qr botes Star Candles
100 boxes family Soap
500 boxes Rio Coffee, good fair to prime
50 bis crushed end powdered Sugar
200 bis aud hf bis butter, eoda, sugar and wine
Crackers
400 kers assorted Nails
150 coils mannill t rope, from to inches
75 boxes pearl Starch
50 box?s 8X10 aud 10X12 G!a?s
500 doi SX10 and 12 and 12X11 window sash
100 sacks new dried Apples
100 boxes imperial, gunpowder, young hyson and
black Tea
150 boxes assarted and fancy Candy
50 boxes sugar Toys and Gum drop
I0O whole and hf drum Figs
50 boxes layer Raisen3
200 b xes Glasgow and Virginia Tobacco
100,000 Segar?, various brands
153 boxes. -nd 25 bis Smoking To" acco
6o0doxen Field's celebrated Ovsters
150 boxes V K, PF and E D Chccso
Wooden ware in every variety: Cotton batting,
Candle wick, wrapping yarn, hemp twine, white fish
fotcmac herring, freJh'Goshen butter, cranberries,
trarge , fresh and preserved fruits, jcl.ics, piciles,
lobsters, pepper sauce, catsups pepper, auspice, gin
ger, currants, prunes, vermacilli. macuroai, nuts of
all kinds, eta etc.
CSfniilos, peltries, beeswax and all other hinds
of produce taken in exchange for gtods by
J. 13. JENNINGS Co.
Jan'T20 1S5P30vlv
A STATEMENT
OF THE
Buchanan Life and General Insurance Co.
or
- St- T osopla, JVXo.
For fis y?ar ending Deccmle r 31, 1S59.
Ca?h on hand, $3f,S2 65
It. N. Y. and St Louis 25,974 21 $52,9W 57
Real Estate, 4,421 5
Offioa Fixtures 656 17
Bills Receivable, 8,305 51
Stock notes well secured and payable on
demand, 81,770 00
Balance due on Insurance Premiums, 5,945 70
161,045 81
$96,200 00
52,675 8.3
5,170 f 3
Capital Stock,
Deposits,
Profit and and
Loss.
JIC4.045 81
The above statement do3ed the second year of this
compeny.
The company paid their losses promptly, on the pre
sentatioa of the claims, without submitting any cf
their insurers to any detection whatever, or availing
themselves of any of the usual delays, or charges for
prompt payment. And they hope by tho continu
ance of th is 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 eapital
paid in, has been this day declared and carried to
the credit of the Stock notes, and 25 per cent cf the
cargo premiums returned to tho custcrocr3 cf tho
oGcc. - JAS. L. O'NEILL, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J B nOTARD, W R PENICK, JB JENNINGS,
JOHN CALHOUN. IIENUY BLOUNT, JAMES
KAY. MILTON TOOTLE, ALBEKT G CLAKK,
C HYATT. J H LIKENS.
J. B. JENNINGS, Presidsnt.
JAS. L. O'NEILL. Se?retnry.
Toledo Nurseries.
9G0,CC0 Trees for Sale!
Two hundred thousand ojplo trees grafted this
winter, Uelrrcrablc in spring to order at $5 for 1000.
whenever tw-nty lhounnd are taker; fur smiller
irni. onts six doi'.irs per thousand will be charged.
Thirty thousand extra fine imported Pear stocks
at frm eighteen to twenty dollars per thousand.
30,009 extra fiac imported Anger's Quince, $17 per
UicuinnJ.
20,- 00 Mahalcb Cherry Stocks
10,000 Paradise and Doucian
20.000 Mazzard Cherry stocks
20.000 Paradise and Doneain
300.000 cd? year Id apple trees
100,000 3 to "l feet applo t ees
U'0,000 4 to 5 feet very stocky and fine
20,000 Norway Spruce about 1 foot
12,000 dwarf pears
5,000 dwarf cherries, extra fino
2.0C0 Uum tracs, I year
SB per 1000
20 '
4
20
20
5(J
80
50
u
M
U
a
tt
u
25 per lOj
15
23
With a lame lot c 1 Currants and Ka3:;Verric.
Ornamental Trees, Surahs and Plants, Peaches,
Apricots and Nectarines.
Catalogues sent to rrder on rcecipt of a postsge
stsmoeach. A, f AlILblUtiv A U.S,
Feb.'lO. '5? ly Toledo. Ohio.
Legal Notice.
Jesse Noel, Pl'iT Johnson County District Court
ts jof 2d Judicial District, Nebraska
John Coehran D'f. J Terr'y. To April Term a r 1957
To J-jhavoehran the n bivc Earned defendant
You are hereby notified that in the above entitle
cause a writ of summons Irtm the Johnson District
Court cf the Second Judicial District, Ncbr'a Terr'y,
has been issued, returnable to the Arm term of tne
said District Court of the year 1359, in tbefrt day
thereof, to b3 held attheLourt houo rf the said
county on tho 4;a day c t April A. V. 133, comaan
ding y u to answer the petition of tho said p'.aibt'G"
Je-:8 Noel to Le on file in tha Clerk's oSce of the
said Johnson c unty Ditrit Ccnrt cn or before the
frst dy f.f February A 1 18C5, when-in he claims
cf yen tho sutn if cr.9 hendred dollars fcr work and
moor, care ar.aa..:g-nce, as a pcysieiaa ana tnrse,
bestciwed ej.n yo the mid uifndant Ly him the
piaiutiU.iatLeeAiaui'y or Nemaha, Nebraska Ter-
ritry, f...r the spaee cf f va weeks from to wit : the
Ztth dsTf fJulv ADISjS
And whereas the sail sucmons ha? been returned
ot found as to yoa tho said defendant. Now,
therefore, you aro hereby notified that unless yon
app?ar and pleid thereto on or before the moming of
second dty oi tne sai l term, to co nei i as atore
Siiid. default tri'l be entered against yoa and
n'l;jrner:t will be rendered egiinst yra for the sura
loraanded in the said f ctitioucf yju t!ie said defec-
-. - - - -a
d
dant.
. U. C. JOHNSON, Atfy for R'tfT.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be
pubrshed fr fnr uece?sire we;ks in the Nebraska
Advertiser as the law in 'ich ca's provides.
- - A. Y. PENTLANP. Clerk,
By V,'. P. Walxkb, Dep.
FebrmrvlO. '53
For rie at thi Ofrir.
I . tvj Dr. Eastcrlj'i iL" "
; rr'FcTcr and Ague Killer will
care snt and fever, chills and fever, dumb arue, lar.
minent aud remittent fTera, iidaTTxhe variola forBta
ot fever incident to tillota climates- If there-la a
man, teoman or child severing wi:a ept't andfnttr,
they are advised to proenre Dr. EserT'i Fivet isi
Agne XUKer, It la a permit f cvrtt?etd fetid ftrmc
nenf. .Try it. '".'.'
Plice fclper bottle, or 6 toUejfor f 5.
Da. Eas'tIRLy, corner ef Thfrd and Chestaat ttre'-4
St Io!s, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be
aJJresscp to get the genuine.
Sold by J. H. Macn & c(S, Agents, Brown-vIHe.
Land Warrants, . 1
3Jor-" CoisIa and, 011 Xi233.o
We are prepared t roan LMfi Warrant c-j, ail sizes t
settlers on such titie as they taay dv.i.e iuzi or ahors
at the uiaal rates.
A constant supply cf Warrants will be kept era hka l
for sale as cheap as they caa ce bvught elsewhere la
town.
Buy of regular dealers and beware r btra warrant.
Alt warrant sold try us will be ituaraateed.to he
geuame ia every respect aud wul be exchanged if ae
fective. .
Being remanently located in Brownvfile, w cia al
ways he fouid at the old atanj a few cx;rs ea3t t t
Browfilli Ilousc.
- . - LUSnSArGJI & CAR30S", -Bankers,
and Dealers in Land WarraaU.
I caution ail persons whoms-jever asaiai buylnj frora
Augustus Kountie an.(t Wm R'tta certain town lata
known aa 'Benedict's Addituin' to Brownville. Kebraska,
JOHN JfcPIIKRSON'.
W. P. LOAN,
ATTORNEY AT. LAW.
LOT AND LAND AGENT, '
Archer, Richardson Counfj, N. T.
J. W. BLISS;
Collecting Agent,
PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, -
xesHa'ssa territot.
Particular attention paid t- mac'.ng concensus tit:
non-residents. Changes reasorafcl.
References.
R. TT. Frame, F.-stftitsr. Pen
Wm. E. Pardee", Probate Jadsre, Kb. City
KE Parker . County Clerk, BrowelUe
Lvford 1. Ilorn, iUnora. M.
PAY YOUR DEBTS ! !
Vr'itli Corn. -
Those Indebted to me are hereby notified thai
they can liquidate their indebtedness with corn a
tbebigrhest market price, delivered at tho store ef
I. T. Whyte in Prownville. This request is made,
only because I aia ia dolt myscl:, and oaunct raise
the money, but ean make use T corn. Aucli aa ar
rangemen t will be taken as a great acsnrnmodatioa .
under present circumstances. JESSE NOEL.
Brownville, Dec, 2, 1353.
SEEDS! SEEDS!!
Field, Garze ant Flower Ssids.
We are now fully snpplied with cne of th largest
and most complete stock of Garden, Plower and Field
Seeds ever effered to the W estern people. Our stock
has been made up with much care from the best seed
gardens of America and Europe. A large ahare are
home grown seeds, being grown under our own Inspec
tion, and which we can rec.mmcnd as true to name and
of the best quality.
Among our assortment cf feeds may be found ever
150 varieties of Flower seeds:
300 do Garden seeds r
Hungarian Grass Seed: .
Chineese Sugar Cane and Imphee seed, lie., &.c.
From a long acquaintance with Trade, we f eel conl
dent no one can offer better Inducements to those deair
lag seeds.
Those who design to emigrate to Che-ry CTCft and
Pikes Peak would do well to take wl'Ja them a box of
fresh Garden seeds,
we also keep constantly cn hand a full assortment of
IMPLEMENTS AND JfACHIXTS,
Snited to the Field, Garden; Orchard ant Hbnsehold.
We are fully prepared to supp'y ttetraie on the most
liberal terms. .
Full Catalogues furnishM gratis on application! If ty
mail inclose a stamp. AMres
IT. D. E'SIERT k Catnpsny,
- 204 Lake street, Chicago, IillnK.
'February 11, IS53. Sa '
' T IT A TIT
"Wo wish to bay 50,009 bushels of COItTT
delivered in this City or at Peru, for which we will
pay the highest market prico in eah. ,
D. J. MARTTN i, Co. . ;
BrownViHe Feb. 15th,':?.. SltAp.lit .
Cleveland Plain Dealer
puBLisn.tr -
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pers in the Xorthwest. and being the only dcfiiocratla
daily In Xorthern Ohio, it aff jras arlvawtagea ta adver
titers unequalled by ady ether paper in that vicinity.
It contain the latent nevt ahd market reports received
Ly telegraph t2 to the time of going to press. It Is
published every day except Sur.diy, and .ent to Jb
tcribcrs at the l"w price ot $5,00 per year, or Cdcents
momh. payable in advance.
TheTri-Weckly is published every Tcesday, Tanrs.
day and Saturday, at three dollars a yeaf, Invariably la
advince.
The Weekly is printed every Wednesday morning, and
contains the news of the week, choice ctigiaal and ft
lecteA Miscellany, Editorials, CorrespoixleLce. tha lal
est Telegraphic Kcporta. and carefully prepared Market
Reports of the Ohio and the" Er tern Afarkc'.s. It has
the largest drcalatiua' ef aay paper ia Ohio, and It Is
furnished to
Single Subscribers at $1,50 rer year,
C uhs of Ten, $12 00
Clubs of Twenty and upwards $1,00 per eery, and one
copy gratis to the getter up of the chit).
5Ijlnvariably in advance.
Probate Notice.
Whereas rt has t-cen nfade to appeur to my satisfac
tion, that there arc ciairp existing aga!nt the estate ef
Joseph Deroin, laieof Xemaha County, Nebraska Ter
rltory, deceased; notice 1 hereby given, that I hav
appointed Monday, the fifteenth day cf Angunt, A D 1359,
as a day for the hearing cf said tWma, and ail persons
having claim? against the said estate are hereby noticed
to file the same at my onVe cn or before that day. or
they will be forever barred m m recovering sucbeljinjs,
ami from f etting eft" the tame in any ar'i-m whatever.
Given under my hand on thu U.h day ot February,
A D 1S03. R. J. WHITXET P.nbite Judge.
Ordered that the above notice te pabliited lor Is
successive weeks in the N'e j.aiia Aive;tuer.
Brownvilla, Fei. 17. 1S3. 3m.
Probate Xoticr.
If"here3s ; It has Icon made to appear to r?y satis.'ac
ti.n. that there are claim cxiMnr caint the e?t4ti cf
Charles M. Greever, late cf Xemaba Coutv. Xrbvs-
ka Territory, defd; Wica l tereLy given,- that I
hire appoiata'' Moiirtay. the 13h flay of Angut-t, A. V.
It59, as the day f jT too tearing aid c.alir., and all
pers'.nshavmg claims ag net t:;e esta'e ate hereby
iw-.i3eJto file the srme at rr.y rfflceon or before that
day, or they will be forever birred from recovering uca
claims, and from' tetting qX the stme la any action what
ever.
Given nuOer my hand, this lthdy cf February, X X)
!So3. R 3. wniT.xr, Probate Jadgs.
Ordered that the above m t'xe te pub'.lhed for twelve
successive wesks la the Xctraka Advertler.
R. J. WIIITXIT.
Brownville; Feb. 17, 153. Im.
NOTICE.
Christian Dcuser ) Jus' ice Court In and for
. vs Xemaha Cvunty, Xe'-sa
San Pranc lo lewn cn'ny J ka Territory.
Whereas; the above named plaintiff. Christian Den
ser has on the 23in Jan, A. D. 1353 Hied his pe it oa
at the office cf J. D. X. Thompoon Justice cf the Peace
in snd for Nemaha County, claiming cf the said San
Francico T"wn Company, the sum cf forty-three dol
lars and forty-Cve cents, acd Interest cn the same, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, from the tix'eentk
djy of September, IS57, aa money dae cn an account,
and the summon iocd therein has been returned
"not found notice is hereby given to the said eompa
eyaixlall conceri.el, thit inleM they pre-rat the cf
flee of the nxl J. D. X. Thorrpson- in Brcwnvllle, in
the county aforesaid and answer to ssi-1 petition, on er
before Satanhiy the I?'.a day of Marh, A D 159, Jndj
ment will be rendered against tiem by Cef aai t for th
amount cf su'1 claim and carts.
H'GAEI it UEWETT. Atty's for Plf.
Ordered tiit the ab-jve nou-s be phlUhcdfor foa
rucCive weeis ia the Xctrsk a Adveabcr.
3. D. X TnOalPSOX, J. P. cf Xccxia County.
Rrowuvtlle, Feb. 17, ltJ. 4w.
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together with the character for I irrers wairh the paper
b.is ever j'tained, make If n-cf ul ac3 even valiable ta
all .'eel aa iutere:t iu the encoras cf this or ataer
eotmtrijs, -- -
The tnuUtyncer Is published daily at $!0 a year;
three times week at $5 a yBar, and weeWly at is a
year all in advance.
A reduction of 20 per cent. ( ne f-TtS cf the full caa-; ?J
Ts maoe to ary one whj crders and ptyi fcr, at era tiTr.e,
ten copies of the weekly rirer ; and a redaction cf 25 per
cent. (Vine-fourth of the charge ) v aay ece wli orders
s-ad pays for, at sne time, twenty or m?recopie.
Xo accounts being kept for the paper, i wiil sot be
sent taary one unles paid for in advaoca, nur any loo
C?r tts-ithe time for which It is yaW-