Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, April 28, 1859, Image 3

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0yNViLLE, A I KiLi , iN-y.
v;.v i : sr, nier'ran 'C inndean -and Eusapean
j' A':'r5. -.Vrri;-aon cCiee,l. 1S3 Xassau street
l. ;,r:n5f, jr.rthwtst corner f Clive and'
I i's'w, D'erU-ra sVreet, Cbioapo,
i !- Agents to solicit s'ebscriptions ar.i ad-
jt e .jvcrtiser, ana receive and receipt
. in tl.'.s Territory, coming from various
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jOD'Vi'OIiK.
.,:,:if ;-!i:i;.'r.6 ci .ic inc. l-bis,
'.7i,"-. ;iru. iLCTiaade-tothe "Advcr-'uiiit'jti-a1
let j turn oat Jib Work in
.el !-v ,-.ny.r.:c3. The prcptlctor being'
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v..r's i': Colors, Bronic Vor ac-
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nrv -;:ebrasla Adrertiser having
peculation of any pEpet in
n:uC '""-. 7feoles6le Merchants in" St.
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no cet'.er aaveriisuig meu.iuiii
! Dhtrict Court. '
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I ipril'tcrp ol'the Court fcr'tbe
I .-j jdi.'i-l District, Nemaha courrty.
f. , 4 ;.. -icn'on J.Ionday last.. . We
I i'x;:" of riving the result in details.
. f ;J ;.t to tl(? so would cc.qjuire 'an
i-jle cf fonsideratle length, and Yiot
::..cr:it:r to the readers gerierally.
t jrjci.vfavR gav'e. abundant and sat
ifjcrewVviJesce cf fcjs" l?gal-acquire--'.'wcether
xttih other acd' equally'
. ;?t;V4 fTualifiCaticJns, Tiigh toned and.
;cr,ar.Iy irAercourse, and a f acuity f tit '
i.-jsin-oiiiiatttrs rapidly, 4:nd Lu'siness,
iiiCCourwas in Session seven, days;
h tii'r.c tv.tnty-two Criiiiinal', forty-
f ?f:-;l srl-ci'-ht. ChanCery cases were -
iei.i.U.as. j iIt
i.'po?jl of.'
; Tiicre' voro a nuaber c indictments.
;nder the
llfjof lav:
caiTcs c: stui
liquor
t IIal:-E.:iX-d5 on.e case tried and acquit
l.I ut the gropnd of failure to prove the
j.rW.scJ ;te wore Halr-ljrecfds.
i Iiwl-.e cas Territorv cf Nebraska vs.
F.i.VurJs ct. tl, ftimiaal action Jor riot'
i:.z.:i?Ty pulling 3cwa and - destroying
i:us? cf Joseph Tc-ague. Indictment
April "term IS-jS. Head guilty;
tivil actioa was brought -.against, same
:::ies fcr damages, which resulted in a
r rix' for plaii'itia in the sum. of 81,000
r.l costs; lut by consent of plf. was re
i.::cJ ly-the court to S'GOO. ''
Myers vs. Longer, el., cause of action,
i-'.se imprisonment. Jury trial. -Verdict
12-1 and ovts. "
Nuckolls and others' vs. Nemaha Valley
L;.k. Jujgrnorit by-default,
j t've-fi'ivotYe. cases were disposed cf.
Tl case of Ilfggkvs vs. IJiggihs dismissed
dcf-;s. ccst. Bo'-arlh vs. Bozarth,' Lee
p. Lec. Field vs. Ific-ld, and-Langdoa Y5
Lrigdc. Jfcfee"of divorce ir.c'ac'bt case;
Tljlilcbard-n CQ'an.ty CpiJnty'at
f. ii'ic-a v.ils brought upn'a writof error
the county clerk.- Court disrp.t-?'d
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7 I-ta lntrrcT.
p Milliard Salcctii' -.' . .
Morrisox, lau? "of ihe- Browdvittc
v-s y -las city, and J Q A Smith, ha.vc'
f t-'iiJj the. old Bank ' Building . cji Main
-J - . ' - tv.r
and aro .opening up a, -hew. ia-
'Jv2lpoii. . The .tables -iiave. not yet.
t '.ve J, but r'c. looked, for on the noxb
i Everything wiH be new and fresh
'-t tl'.is establishment, and as Uie pro
J": .'tars are "both ."tip top good fellows',"
"rrcphecy,.f.nice run of pa'ronage. .
tterestlng Xers-
i The -tnail has acrainbeen received from,
f -Vraska City. . The contractors have
- txn'!;3 of .this community for the un-
r "pasted 'time: made. Letters of date
? '-irasla City 10th April, received at
i: v.r.ville oa.the 2-5th, -only 15 days;
f-ar.ee 27 miles. "G'lang."-' -
; The' ftcaincrs Sioux City, Thcs. E
-''-, and. Fiorcjice, arrived at this point
r -oar last isue, and the Wm. Camp-
"aad. St. JIary are making regnlai
' is ?s Packets from- St. Joseph to Coun
t
!i!U'iieycot6tIieMincs.-
; -X'uere a'ppears to be no decrease in the
:v to the mines," especially from this
f iZy As we write several trains are
i;jour cClce. ' Several cf our own
ns have gone the past week. Those
ir, however, are mostly from the
kites. ' " " '
jtoet ImproYements.
I . see that the Committee, Col. Smith
J- h. Carson, appointed by the City
f-J-ncil far that purpose, are busily en
f et curing subscriptions .to be used
, ' aditioa to taxes and other revenue
r PT'Ose of grading and paving
r1". -street. They are meeting with
: ' as liberal as could be expected
I the stringency of the times. ' ' .-'
Bakery. " .
Spp tVa . J
-tP the !,di.(:,v,. -.1
'v.uiociaciii iu -atioiaer coi
.;n .Thcre's the place to get your ice
; ; ".lonaae, "p,es 'n cakes." and
. Bill Comfort. will do things up
- Verms:
I ' ,T.f f.-.;J-inadvice, - $2.00
p v c3 - ' -1 the end of C months, 2,50
' il j m ii " , " " 12 " S,C3
' " is or rrrewili 1 furnished at $1.5eper
l-c:u"?Vr'iilJC caah accompanies the older, not
5 -" "rrR" GLBr.RT rropneror? of the Real
''"l1 ifi'T Mx-nicTeaiple, Chic??a,-Iil.
I -YW - v 'H'tiP? Advert is.njr Agent, ia Tear of
"v I1 J1 , a-.tl Childr,eVe Slice-Store, 80 West
r " ' f.iiwj:xCvJr ?X and 343, Broadway,
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i ?'"- ; - .i;.;f,, n'M succet to us the namw or
:'. ',"' r.e:rh?the'1s, who would frafbtless
, i ;-'f; - i; tie couid -e a cvry' of the 'Ad
- " ? v';."'w-:;Vs ft a p.rinien.C"JT aud je-5ons
- : r-ir it a solicitation to tecame a regu
t .V, :,r,t-f; hv;r:ginhis empicy an
,-. .' '"',;'c';..?r?nce4 FaScyJvb Trlnter. i-.de-,
c " '.',' ,.at-i"'-e in the execution of Jcb Work.
.--..(- V ' r..'ter's late.-t improved CaTd
Personal.
We had the pleasure" tie tast wV,f
.welcoming to our sanctum our old school
mate, office" mate and- co-worker "among
the - types and cases,'.' Wm. C. -Mukce
Esq., at present, of Louisville,. Ky: - He
was on a flying' visit to friends in the
northern .part -of the Territory. We re
gret he -could not remain longer,' and take
a more 'extensive look at 'our country.
Thanks for the "Kentucky Friend" left in
our ehargel ". . '
We ' met at the -wharf the other day
J. II. Vanxat'a, EsqV,.e"ditor of the For
rest City',. lIoM .Monitor. "We lost sight
cf him in;, the cr.9wdt and what became of
h:m we are 'unable ".to say. Supposed he
stopped here, but has not reported him
self at .our "sanctum.' ' .
Since the above was in type,' we have
h-d the pleasure of a call from Mr.'V.,
safe and. sound; hale and hearty..
Popping the Question- .
We overheard a couple" of young ladies,
one advising the other '".When you have
got' a fellow to. the sticking point that is
when he proposes--d6n'i lurn away your
headv or affect to blush all these are
tricks understood . now'-a-days but just
lo.ok hrra right in . the face, give him a
hearty kiss, and tell him to go right around
to John McPherson's and lay in a stock
of household supplies. ''''
Godey for JIay. .
The. May number of Godey's' Ladies
Book' Is'upon.our table. 'Bird's Nestl
ing" is" an excellent und-life like design
and-most 'excellent engraving. Fifty-six
engravings in this number:- "Social Cha
rities,!' by Mrs. Havepi is one of her ad
mirable stories that always incline to what.'
is good.
Clubs can be formed at any time,. and
back numbers always supplied-
m m m m ii
Hallou's Dollar Monthly.
, We .have re.ceived the May number of
Ballou's Dollar Monthly Magazine. This
is how the most interesting . Dollar Ma
gazine published in the 'United States.
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conlaipS a .great vartqty of -matter,
suited to all tastes.
Coanty Commissioner.
The. special'. election on Monday last
for a County Commissioner to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the .resignation of
J-udffe Cole, resulted in ' the choice, of
Adbian Hoblitzele, Esq. A most ex
cellent selection.-
Serions Accident.
"Oh, grief! thou art classed amongst
the depressing passions. And true it is
that thou humblest to the dust; but, also,
thou exaltest to the clouds. Thou shakes!
as with ague; but, also, thou steadiest
Tike frost." And yet John Garnet Sc
Co., St. -Louis, have still on hand a supply.
of Seeds, Fruit Tree, Agricultural im
plements, &.c. v .
Daily West; .
The West publfshed et'St;;J'0S8pb,Mb.,
by F. M, Posegat c &'Co., is now being
published Daily,:And:a most excellent ap
pearance it cakes. It iai the largest daily
paper ia this region cf country. May n
Wet . will that sute'esf to ; which i is so
joscpxi Sc'H-TT.rtas rotfiVed' his
CI'
rv: csiablishni -.. froia ' the ' Pest Qmcz
Bro4-nvili'6-.:Ho'usse.'."1 -0 1 r
opened euj'h'i$ Sear- ."M,iiuf actory. - -1
you Wish an "A No, V Sear, call on
Dues.cr. ..
D. J. Martin' Esq., one of. our heavies
and most enterprising merchant?, has
taken hold of the matter of raising fund
and bridging the almost impassable gu
between this city and the .Nemaha rittjkJ
As we have before said', a hundred or two -
dollars thus spent will return a handso.M-'&-j
fer cent, to cur merchants in the waD;- V- ' " :-
increased trade, . '
. . .-
IlRtcliins' Select School. " ;
We nedccted last week to' notice' the
closing 'exhibition .of 3r. and Mrs. Hut.
cnixs' School,-which took place" on. Fri
day evening, the 13th. The. exercises
Yere brief,- but gave evidence o progress
on the' part cf the scholars';: and ability
ori the part of the teacheijs. " . -Weregret
to say, however, there we're bit three pa
rents present on this occasion. '.The.'wea
ther was somewhat inclement,, it is- true,
yet that was hot sufficient excuse. for so-
slim an attendance on the part of parents.
Mrs. Hutchins will teach a short term
this spring, receiving only the smaller
class of scholars. -
Immense S tock of Boots and Shoes'
Those in want of anything, in the Boot
and Shoe line should not fail to call on
Dex. He has every desirable article in
hi? line and at prices that cannot be com
plained of. . Call before . making your
purchases elsewhere.
The Minnesota papers says that the
Indians ia that part of the country are
being rapidly civilized, all those xin: the
neighborhood of the settlements' drinking
whiskey, chewing tobacco, . lying-, steal
ing and swearing equal to the white-men?
and the other day a squaw committed '3
cide 'by hanging herself on a" tree on ac
count of disappointed love. . .
T)1El. EASTERLY'S
Iodine ana Sarsaparilla -
Will cure all diseases arising from aa imnure stale of
the blood, or a depraved condition of the fluids of the
system, viz: cancers, swelling oi the glands', rheumat-
sm, wnite sweTUnSs, chronic Bore eyes, i-ifes. ooila.
erysipelas, goitres,- pains in the bones and joints, ul
cers. In th.a 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 cause,
which renders the cur certain and permanent.
ur:.Juqltrhf Iodine and SartaparillavlU cure the
worst mercurial diseate, and drive out and .destroy ev
ery particle of mercury which is in tho system, aad cure
its Lad effects. "
It will cure tecondary typhilit or veneral diieate,
and wilLdiive the typhililic virus, and a.Il .hereditary
tcintt and pouonous 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 lieer complaint ar d dytpepzia, if used a proper
length of time. IchaHungo .the world to produce its
equal ia these complair.ts. The-atHicted will bear in
mind that Dr. Kasterly'.t Iodine end Sarsaparilla will,
cure all nervous diseases, female-comploiuts, dropsy,
ETaveo, diseases of the Lidney's, bladder,-and urinary
organs, in a few days.
It will remove pjmples and bktches from ihcc'rf,
and make the skin.ciear, while and beautiful as ala.-
baster. It does this by porifylngthe blood, and by its
prompt actionon the livor. kidneys, and secretory: or
gan, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afaicied with scrofula, old
sores, tetter, ringworm, scald head, blotches, eruptions
of the 6fcin, and nil cutaneous diseases,-are advised to
procure Gridlcy's Salt F.houm and Tetter Ointment to
apply on the sores and diseased parts, . whea using Dr.
Easterly' Iodine and Sartaparilla. The Jodine and
Sarsaparilla'puriSes the blood, and causes the -sros to
discharge their putrid ritatter, and the ' ointment heal
the. When both are used (which I always recommend)
a permanent and radical cure is always' effected. They
are the best and most powerful curatives kpown to man
A fair trial is all I ai-k i do not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla, $1 per bottle, or
6 bottles for $3.' Gridlty's Salt Rheum Ointment 75
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly,
corner cf Third anp Chestnut streets, St." Louis, Mo.,
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addresed.
JT-Soldby J. n. MAUK & CO., Druggists, BxOTfXL-
villc, K..T-, and by Druggists generally.
Quack Nostrams-
The majority of hair Washes half dyes, hair :tonks
hair oils," and the numerous preparations which are
now before the public undersuch. extravagant, hyper
bolical and fantastic titles as we see paraded in show-
Window catdl; and newtpaper beadings,"as hair prepara
rations, are all humbugs of the first water;-and their
real merit, when they-possess any, is that they do no
harm. IXog's lord, whale oil, lard oil, sweet oil, scented
and colored, make up, when in beafif ul wrappers, and
white Mint glass bottles, the costliest cqaracter"6f ton
cs, and when thus coEtly, are. baptised with some tfi
syllable term, add caught at by verdant young and old o
both sexes. Such is not the charaoier of Prof. "Wood's
Eaif Restorative. -This gentleman comes before the
wo.rld without any "higi falutia"X.ilophloforim, or 'any
other "astounding" and startling- catch' penny term ; he
simdly advertises a Hair Restorative what-it 'expressi
es, precisely1 and as a Restorative it acts. Buy Prof.
rood's Hair r.estorative, and as yon value your scalp,
aye, your very brains, apply nothing else ; for it may
be that you will get some wcr-se-substince than perf um-
cd lard oilon" your cranium. -Remember Wood's Re
storative for the hair is the best article-extant. -
tS?"Dr. Carter's Cougli Ealsam
will cure Coughs, Colds," -Asthma, 'Consumption, Bron
chitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain ia the Side, and Brea'st,
Pleurisy, Whopping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint,
Palpitation ot the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat,
Chest, and Lungs. No one should neglect a Cough or"
Cold a.singleday. Millions die annually by neglecting
a Common Cold. Coiighs and Colds lead to consump
tion, and then to an- early death.. Reader, have yQU a
a cough, cold, or any disease "of the. lungs?- Procure at
once that celebrated remedy, 'Dr. Carter's Couch
Balsam, which never fails to relieve a cough in twen
ty-four boprg, and always cures the WORST -CASES Of
oolds, coughs, ans all diseases of the" throat ad lungs in
a few days. Price Trial bottles, 25 cents; large bot
tles, $1 per bottle, orti bottles for $5.
53-DR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut Strs,
St. Louis, Mo., 6ole proprietor, te whom all orders must
be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by
' ' . J. H. MAUN &. Co., Agents,
Erownville, N. T. -
Dr. 3Iann's Agne Balsam.
This wonderful compound is having ah extensive sale
in all parts of the Union where ague exists. It is one
of the few medicines wnich are now'sold'over the coun
try, that are really what their inventor craim for them.
And, unlike all other remedies that are- recommended
by their proprietors to cure all the ills that fresh is hie
t this remedy is only recommended for chills, fever
tt ague, or "that particular cl8i -cf diseases growing out
of or the result of taUt-ma, to comtnoa In the wetcru
to an try. TLe nooerooa.eJldencua ot Its great curative
property, ami tie hih estlniti placed ubon It, r.-a-
de It t&e frntcf t disctvery .of the ae, and it deserve
ii "rvtire arDrobation -of all classes of men.- Those.
Jving occasion to use a medicine of this kind, are urged
to s urre no pains to give this -3 .trial, if they wib. to be
toi mil cured: .S."e " advertisement ia another column
of -this paper. . . :
v..-. : McLean's Cordial.
The follofint Complimentary notice of McLean's
Con"lat Ulnfcen from tie MiMrr.-"Oeadc.rat.:
- Sitr ;he lait,.tw ree.s-th;' foUovrlag caises have
lfrr rep'.irieJ cred t "''..' - .':'; .".
. 105 person have be curptj of General pebility:
CS e'" . ' " Xervous Debility,
23 " ' ". Diseased Kidneys
ISO . ' who ha'e been affliQted with various
cop.plaints, XiRht Sweats Pyspcpiia, and Weakness of
fie Digestive Organs,0 ba-V been cured, besides a large
number from nho vtre feavenot yet heard
. Mcfean's Stienjtfeering Cordial and Jtlood.-Purifler.is
a remedy rcinrTdJ;by .isvry one ia ijia Western and
ionthern co'int-y.' -t'Te.ry pleaeattand agreeable to
take, and it can bo take: byTnaawM3; or child
As adiurefic, it' will cuteby ai3fc- ft)? Kidneys
j or'biadder, aud asarialteTatiSlt rUVpurij thebloo'd
Try it.' ipie- Jrt?3i;u.ii sufficient 'ta-conviftco the most
tkesaieH it, 'p.Mieyfui. slfengtLcnihg aoif' invigorat
.?ii $f v-3fj;;y'-
:; rTDr-.S-tf :St)CCificiil cure
gohorrhea, g.let, sKtuie, 'scm'iDii weakness chordep,
diseases of the kihp.s?tb!al.!er.a nd all diseases of the
genital organs.'" na-ir,:hac .rou a private diteate
Do not nccleci it.- Dttsri- it tidnaerous..' Dr. Baker' t
Specific is a safc,'6psdy, aMradica'l. enfe. - With Dr
Baker's Specific you- can cr.re ycurtclf, and prevent
expbsaro,' as.piaiidirecti()ns for use .accompany the
medicine: :'pit-i))i6jr;iii$l.
.53-D.r. EASf2RLT', corner Third and Chestnut strcrs
St Louis, Mis"sori, o;e proprietor, to whorA a'i orders
must be addresawd, to ei ilktgeritlne. Sold by .
. :.- -y.lll'jrij'N & CO., Druggists,
'" . '. Bf 07&TiU XT.T.
: .. Dir. Eastcrlj's
; . E3FeY$r nnd Agqe Killer Wil
enre'ague and f evtr, shills and fever, dumb agce, inter
raittent and remittent fevors, and -all the various forms
of feve.rs incideniiixbUiouS;clima.tes', If there is a
man, woman or .cAi'&J&cifeg with dgrte-and. Jver;
therare advised to jM(ciiie Dr. .Easterly's Fever and
Ague Kil ler, It.is a pojfitiv.e c.urepedyw and perma
nent. -Try It. " ?'....'. 5s "'
PliceSl pjsr bcttl. ef $ bt.lHoi-. ' " '
'. Dr. EASTpKLt,corBr.SithU;and Chestnut streets
StXouissole pYoprieior, Xo wl'jta all orders must.be
addressee to' get the genu . .
'. Soia by 3. n: maun i- & 1, Agent, Brown vill.'
. -. .':.' .if-V '
will, cure all f spite comflalijt,. attch af xcessive;
surpressed, or-painf al menaUiatt Float alb us or
wnite-.tbarreHpes, sallow ctr.plexioa,' hcaaache, diz
lincss, we.aR nerves, f rightru!4rMfcS, to4 .11 diseases
caused ty colds, checked perspiraSion, txefttes, over
excitement, kc, of-tho sexoai gBS.. -5 Hooper
Female Cordial l's univer&tlty ettwlefie .by the la-
ditw'tbebest remedy eve? tnvat4 3.Prtce' $1 per
ootlle, or 6 bottles for $8. '" ' 7
"Dr.- E-VsterlV, corner ! fr4 and Ckfif.taut streets.
St. lruis, Mo, sole prbpritfijr gad,tiJ1Sioai all orders
rnu.t.b a'ddrcs-s.ed. ' -
Said by J'- U- MAUN fc CO., AsinU, Ig.Wnville,
JiT.T., and 'by Druggists teamllr. v
!Pisli Seedgfe Sale
At he.,A,lrrtie, Office. '
BROWNVILLE AD'S.
NEW ARRIVAL!
.!:'-'-Sbw fibh'-'"
' '' AMD
N1W GrWBl
iff
McAllister & ponn,
WHOLESAIIE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN"
DItY GOODS, GROCERIES,
FLIlXSTtRE, SIARUWAHE,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.:
naving established themselves at the old stand recent
ly occupied by . '
JOHN McPHRS0N, -
They are new. offering and receiving for sale one of the
X
AND BEST . A S S O ItTED STOCKS
OF
MEECHA.NDISE
Ever Brought in this Territory
They have an extensive and varied Assortment of
STAPJLK AZWD fAXCY
DRY GOODS,
ALSO . -
A Large Slock of Choice Family
CS-roceries
9
COStlSTIXG OF
Flour,
Ham,
Eaccn '
Sugar, .
Molasses;
Cofice, .
Tea,
.. . Salt, .
Cliecsc,". .
' 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, SC.
" .. also,:
A well selected I Slock of
HARDWARE A?l CtTIERY,
QUEE-NSWAREt
HATS '& CAPS,
Boots and Shoes.
We pledge our customers to-..sel
as clicop as any other house in the
city,' arid that oux goods in quality
and style shall be unsurpassed.
. HEAVY SHIPMENT OF '
G E 0 0 BE IE S.
ee':i. chilos
J. B. JEMKGS & GO.,
"efffSS-SI
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
Corner of Second cnd.Framis Streets,
'ST. jJOSEPII, MO.
The Senior partner of ttiiHouje Is now below-.mak
ing heavy shijmeata of ... .j . "
Coffee ;
O.CSt-'-" ; 'fe. .
Flour, &e.,
large portion 'of-which will arrive in a few days on
Steamers' C.irrior and Asa W'ilgus. .' .
Having nra'de arrangement with one of the bcstitills
of St. Loins for weel;iy supplies of
Choics Brands cf Flcta:,'
They will be ablc to offer to retailers and consumers,
at all times, the . . .
.;Yr.:B.cst Flop',.
. At the very lowest prices,.
Every Bushel and Sack Warranted
' They have also on the way from the Eastern Cit es a
large jtnd choice selection of .-
TEAS.
FRESH FRUITS,
Ercsh Oysters,
Pisli, 135" i ls?
Vvooden Ware, cordage,
And every Article appertaining to the
Grocery line.
. All of which tas been bought at the
: Lowest Cash Prices,
And they p'edge themselves to sell them as low as any
-ITmicn in Vnrth Viiianiiri Thev' respectfully SOViCit a
continuance .of the patronage of their customers auJ
the community.generally. j 3 & c0.
' St. Joseph, Feb. 15, '59
Office of American Bank Note Company.
J. J. O'SIIANESSY,
Copper Plate & LIlhojcrapMc Printer. '
Corner of Randolph and Dearborn strcct3,
CHICAGO, IUL.
TTpddinz and Visiting Cards. Doer Plates, Ofllcj Seals
Kotary Public's Dies and Presses, Drafts, Invoices, and
i-ii-nf vptt kind nromntly executed and sent by
Express. Pack of the very bett glazed cr Bnt-
tHCird with name for tveo dollart. ty a n$io and
beautiful. procctt without cost of plate, equal to tht
veryehoicttt engraving, tanpiCt when required op
reception of pott ttcmp. 9-JJGly
NEW GOODS
IIUIM
Wholesale and Retail.
CRANE & HILL,
. Main' Street," 17,
Erownville, Hebraska,
Have just re.ceived ' per steamers Sioux.
. City, Ry'arid, Asi mlgus, and
Hesperian, their '
or
SPRING GOOBS
WHICH IS. THE LARGEST EVER
OFFERED IN THIS MARKET:
CONSISTING OP
QUEENSWARE, .
- - -
Q L A. S S W A. R E,
, HARDWARE & CUTLERY, "' '.
Iron and Hails,
..HATS' & caps;.
o'ts and Shoes'.
1 ft
3? LOWS.
SllEllFWlll
Gutfitting Goods
FOR THE
GOLD-MINES,
Piclis,
Axes, Cordage,. -.
. Camp.Kit,
Ox Yokes,
etc. etc.
Ij A-D.IES!
Call' and Examine our
SUPERIOR STOCK
OF
Ladies' Dress Soods
Of the Very
LATEST STYLES.
The experience ice have had in trade in
this city warrants us in saying we are
confident we can give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
To our old Customers ia '
NEMAHA,
RICAHRDSON,.
PAWNEE,
. ' GAGE,
CLAY,
AND JOHNSON COUNTIES,
We return thanhs for past, and hope for,
not only a continuance, hut increased pa
tronage.
CEAIIE & HILL.
April 1st. nlO
dU 1 llli
I
P. J. MABTIN, II. KVCKOLLS,
r.'wcBotu.
D J. MAETIN & CO.,
Wliolcsile & Retail'
:3Ej jSl Xj IE
I X
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
0 ...
' avf i
'.
READT-I.IADS CLOTHIITG,
Hardwar
Cutlery,
Boots, '
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps,' . . .
Books, .
Stationery,
iron,
, .Kails, '
" Quesnsware,
Glassware,
Furniture,
Saddleryi
Castings-
Plows, "
Farming Implements,
tin n
-.At the Old Stand, cf.
I. WE.YTE,
Corner of Main and First Streets,
a
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
NEW GOBI
AVE - ' .
:aue
NOW
?
RECEIVING
per steamers Sioux City, 'E. M Rylandj
and Asa Wilgusj. our m ...
Which ia LARGE and CO?iPLETE4
Je would s-.vv to to those fcoipg on the plains as
well as those who remain at homo
ive us a Call, '
And satisty yourselves that we have the"
CS- OO-DS '
And are selling them
OUTFITS FOR THE MINES.
. -Weare prerarsd to Ct out tLnsD going to the
,...
Nebraska Gold limes,
With LYERl'TUISQ they may desire. ;
TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS
X" extend an invitation to continue their patronace.
We shall spare no pains to satisfy, and give Largains-to
them, ana all others who may be pleased to
CALL AND -EXAMINE OUR STOCK,
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
. Hence we shall adopt the raotto
Quid: Sales and Small Profits.
Country Produce, at Market
Prices, taken la Exchange
tor Goods.
B. J. MARTIN Sc CO.
' CrownTilla Aptil ltls50. nt0-ly
dQBN WANTED.
T7a wish to ttay .50,000 bushels of COUN
delivered in this City oral Peru, for which we will
ray tho LLrhest market pries in cash.
D.J. MARTIN A Co.
BrownTill,Fjb.l5th,'5p. . 34tXp.lst
TREES FOU EIJSI.T.:!! G7i
T7e solicit t!i3 attention cf OrAariiot?, Nurarry-
mea and frrcra in
3 rraino re:cas ct lac weii
to oar irr:ni?K?o stool; cf
iba iaot tardy, ti.id j,i'iwturf u-i bcaautul eret
greAi trea, cr.athDLcit avl.ipttJ for fonain bdrj
aaJ .Tecr., for the protection c f g.irl-ii?, or.-uards
acd dwc-ilir?;, in a'l exfosetl situatiinr.
Onr stock catbraec3 all sizes, fron osa to s'x foet
in height, frcqucr.'.!? trar.jpt-atcd, ani fitted f.r
scfo reiiK-vjl. i'riccd Ii?t3 ler ccxt ;rirg f ri,isLod
on Jtp;-.lic.itioa and tho following catalogues are scut
grasto ail Vi Lo ajIj tad eucloio ci'.o 3taaip for
ea.;h.
No. T. Des.-riptiro er.ta'rr:? of fcr.
No. 2
I)c?.'r:ptive (.atalcruo et ort:iMcntcl tr;e.
No. 3
Dccriptlva cat-ygat of grccii'aoujo aci
b:duir.r out t.j"
0 - r
2o. 4. iiule.-ct,!.-! cr trad -3 V.tt.
, If": o Niirjerie";
Feb. 10, i:'..cLesier,.N. V.
. . AWwm.W A U.uwa J
CCO.GCO Trees for Sde !
Twolnrdrcd thousand opr.ia trec3 crafted tLJj
winter, deliverable ia spring to trier at $5 for 10C-;.
whenever t-.vcr.t7 thoaiatd ara taker.; f.r sa;.r.lir'
aa2ount3 5isd-.!ir- rer taousard will hs charged. ;
la.rtj thaacend txtra fina lie sorted rear ulie.i
atfreni c:kte-?n to twenty ddarspcr thou?.ir.d. .
33,000 extra Ca3 iuirted Angcr'i Qaiaoe, SlTper
thousand.
23,' CO Malialcb Cicrry Stcckj
10,000 I'iiradisepnd Douciaa
0 por
2')
23.000 Marzard CI
erry s'ccLi
20,000 Paradise and boneain 2')
300,000 one Ycart.ll Byr'l(i C3 10
100,000 3 to -ifoit arpla trees f'J
100,000 4 to 5 feet vtry stocky and fine S0
20.cr,0 NorwaT Srruco alcut I foo: 6)
M
M
U
U '
12.0C0 drrarf pears T per 101'
5.000 dwarf ch-erric?, extra Caa 15
2.001 j.'iura troca. I year ?' "V
Orriataritnl Tree?, Shrubs and Plants, -i'tavhea,
Arri'-'ots nr.! Nectanno.
Cala!orac3 sent to r.rJr
J.C3 sent to r,Tva7 rn rcit cf a r:taa
Feb. 10, '0 lr . TJlzCo. Oil?.
Theunderr:i:nedhivin? had cor.LJ.pra'; expfl nee
in plantina at.d cnliivatirs Osaso Orjnjo Hedges, here-
ty inform the public thc.t they ar? now p; chared to cec
trart eier plaatir.z, settins thera out, cr p:.ir.4 and
cultivaMr;; iho fenco ccmieto. tj:-xirz hed.;e of
the'.r p'cnti-ig cin be soca on the f.inr.-i R. W- Ksa
nedy. . Crow, J. Sieensnd otherj lu thlssoi'-i'.r
i. c. ii t. 5 vn j:::-..-
Sept. 2, n:r
Alt persr.ns arc h-'rerycpUKe-I that I wi'.I taSo thi
necessary rtcp? to the re-epenin? cf tha centered cae
of James rerguson. for tho purpos-o cf r-.rc fu! !y ln
vestinstini? his riTht to enter tho s -nth west qu.irter
(lit ) if south wcit p.a-.rtcr (I pi) and l -t n-iber f v.'.r (4)
ofsectin-j elshteca (!?) ia tcau hip t'.ve (:) rano Six
teen (IS) cast, I hereby w.trrt all pcrns not t. pur--ch
u e. trade for, cr ia any way to nejctUt'e Ur any por
ti t of the ,-ibovp dc-crijcJ property. '
- Sr.iy 27, 'CS viiiiotf Al-'CySTUS KOUXTZrr.
Fmit Trees at Eccnvillc, Mo. "
!" Tao un-IerM.Trcd ba Pr ssle achcien p.r.d re'.ial.le
stock of Ar:.ie, Po:v.-b, Pear, Cherry, Pliir.i, i jncot
aad Nee'.arine trce, and cf seek varietie as hav
proved srcccful in this climate. Ho ha cio
h.no stock of Larraat; Uoosebarry, lk.ispovrry ar.a
Strawberry plant?, Kgcj, Evergrern tre1", nrap
root?, ia. Thoo vtisl:':n to purekaso would do .
well to ecu anl cxarame t.iem.
Feb. 10, '53 ly U 11 IVkZn.
KEDiOLDS & KENNICOTT, .
Olor fcr e-r.le at tho
. Central Epfiticn jVurscry,
.Nea-"Odi:i, . Marion Oeuaty, I'-iac-h, I'COO Apr.
Treos of cb.oica varicU?3 frc.a Cre to seven nr.d a
half feet L'u cad four ycar3 cl , frr.ra lad.cr rrrafV
at S20 per ICO cash, delivered at Odin or. Sandoval,
free (,f nil bat packing chargc3. - They cuer ia ad
dition a splendid assortment rf laroEvergrcen trees,
F.ose and ether OraarneutuI Shrubs end Plan's rf
a good quality and at a? low rates ft tbfy cm b
purchased elsewhere. Tho stock of Pear, Platn,
Cherry, Peach and .Quince Tree-, though D' tlnr,
has been carefully selected, and ii liko everything
the in oar establishment of Western growth. A
large and very fine stock cf choico Currant?, Uasp
berricS, Gooseberries, Strawberries, Khubarb, tfo.,
for sale cheap.- Particular attention tc I'll be given
to the pneiiinj of trees, Ac., for diant eustomor.
Catalogues to be had at tho ofTico tf Emery' Jour
nal or by addressing U3 nt Odin.
JOHN" P. KETyOLDP,
Feb. 10, '53 It . CIIAS. KKNMCOTT;
Land Warrants,
3Tor Cnsla rtrxel ort Timo
We are prepared to loan Land Warrantj of all sizei.tr
settlers on such time as they may desi.e Ions or short
at the u-mal rates.
' A constant supply cf Warrants will be kont on har.J
for sale as cheap as ttcy can bo bought eisewhere In
town.
Buy of regular dealers and beware of bojrus warrants.
. All warrants sold by us will bP guaranteed to f
BeniiiDela every respect and will be exchanged If de
fective. EelnT permincntly locatcl in Brownvtlle, we canal
ways be found at tho old stand a few JA.rs east cf. th
Brownville House.
ixsnBArcTi k. cAr.scc;.
Eanicrs, and Dealers in L.nd Warrants. . .
TT A T 7 77
To all Whom It May Concern.
In as few wjT'l as possible, I wishrrcrid'aud Jo
to understand that I am.d' ir.7
cash UL'-nrcsv .
And bnpo henveforwardno or.e will dare to remove an
article ironi n.v rmintcr. un:ci the
CASH IS IAIE5 DGYiT:.
. From th's rule I will not dsviata for anyone, or r.n
der any c:rcumstnrices Mi.npymu.st conio w(Th all or
ders and all p-cscrittion., jT they wii'l l-? sent rw7
unfilled. Iain thus plain, that all, "high and low, j
ricti aiid peer," may know that a:iy thing fcr sale at tho '
Muico!o.-auJ Cish, or u.i trade.
A. 5. U9L.LAOAT. .
JJrownTi'i'eFcbciry 17,
W..P; LOAN, . ..
ATTORNEY AT LAW:.
' LOT-AND LAKD"AGENT. ' .
Arelier, r.icliardscn County, N. T.
J. BLISS,
Collecting Agent,
TERU, NEMAHA COUNTYj
NEBRASKA TEaRlTORT.'
Particular attentioit. paid to Mikii.g collections for
nou-resideuts. Charges reasonable.
Ilcferriirev.-
R. VT. Trtuse, p.. (-.4 - r. ?m
Wm. 15 . Pardee, Fr-. rr-' 3 :! r;tr
B B Parker Cur.'? " t.--rU, Br-.wr.I".
Lyford &nrn, K ;;. v - '
: Onion Seed a;ul Sett?.
MCALLISTER & ?OKN
Have a very large stoci of Onioa" seeds ar.d settH for
saie. Also a general assortnien cr gara. n feeus. .1100
io want of garden seed raL-ed ia thi.i ciii.nto and soil
caa be surpiicd Ly mukins imme-fiiite app ;ra:nn.
iicALUsTiii: at rosy.
March 17,
J. D. 17. THOMPSON,
Attorney at Law,
Has resumed Ins professional bn;neM, 'anil win rric
tice in all the Courts cf Nebraska, ana the Courts In
Atchinon c.innty, Mo.
Offlce one door west of I. T.wbyte's store, Drowa7ine
NebrasK.1.
Brownville, April 22, 188. nlly .
TO PRINTERS
CORTELYOC'a NEW YORK: TYPE FOUXDEUY '
A5D
Printer's Warehouse. .'
. o 29, TrErcE SrsEtT.
The subscriber will bo happy to fnraish jur -ha-:
crsof Printin2 Materia!. with Plain and Ornnmen
tt.1 Types, Border?, ie-., mado frora combination r f
all tho bard metals so extensively pulled by found
crs. Also Gerr.iana, Greeks. Hebrew?, and a Xc .
and elegant Kent ot Agaio Mnsiu Typo, fn m whi .h
the Mnsical Review nd Frieod aro now printed
wiLh Presses, and every ariicla required for Print
ing at the very lowest price, for eash, or approved pa-
per.
Old Type taken in cxehacsa for ecw, at ten cents
per pound.
Second bund Presses and Material., nala corn- .
pite Stcreotypo Foundry, with two Slaving 'Ma
chines for salo cheap. Printer? i Newspapers pub- .
Iishing this advertisement (lnclu.i.n to.s rte
three times befvre the r.-t if Sertctibcr. 1So5,
and sesding mo one cf the paper?, will be paid for it .
ia Printing Types, when they purchase four tiroes
the amount of their bill. P. O. COP.TLLYOt",
April 14, 18;). St
Office to Rent!
The room en Main Street, formerly occ.r led by Brnwn
Jt Uailam as a Banking House, U for rent. Apply t
4. HILL. .
irewnvill, Fab. 20,-tf.
lr