Nebraska Newspapers

    IE; ADVERTISER
VKVILLe'oCT. .27. 189.
TERMS:
cvfr,f pala InaJvame, - - 2,00
.,... attbeeudof 6montbf, i.6u
t H " " " ' " 12 " 3,t0
y j; or Fiore V ill furnished at $I,tO per
j.fjviiled ilic tli aocjinpaiiici tua rtfer, not
Crr-N-r'v,yVS-,N'v szvvs-w
-be "Nebraal. Advertiser' hating
ve largest circulation of any paper in
iritory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
ket where Nebraska merchants pur-
riU find no better advertising medium
Western country C$
Blanks-
",.e in hn(, prlntod in itrorior style, and far
m cth. a f resn sui ply of "
-ty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Deeds, Bonds ior Deeds,
justice, SfterilT and Constable Blanks,
j3lEnk Preemption p'npers,
ToTvnship Plats. Eiils iiadingr.
.Drafts, Notes, etc., etr... etc.
v ire rail the especial attention of Looln ueetl.
ny n' every descri;di"n executed to
M;e inferior to none, produced many part of
' t,r" w o exof pt no offi in the West, or else
jui tSirtpoauions of our wuik as evidence.
I More Xcw Goods.
I e steamers Asa Wilgus and Emilie
j ht up aiul put c9 an immense quan-
e tooJs "or v-al of our business
! ti, on Saturday last.
zroDORE Hill, always on hand to
y the""p3 people" with every de
le article, hai quite outdone himself
,it the necessities and tastes of his
:ners. He is Lout.d uotto be behind;
:o head thi lisu Go right along in
rry nox, all of you, and lay in your
cr supplies. Theodore himself, or
,!, or Kobert.or Louis, will find time
jit upon you, "according to Hoyle."
; J.Martin- Sc Co. have received
clonal supplies than those noticed last
V; and they have secured the ser
$ of Rainey,' the well known and po
r clerk. "Pitch in," everybody.
avid Seigku, at the Baltimore
i.in,T Store, has also received stacks
rv Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c,
' He'll sell' upon the principle of
all profits and quick returns," for he
;ts to make up as quickly as possible
loss in consequence of the rascally
.ves who carried cflf a lot of his goods
s other night.
V. T. Des, the enterprising, go-a-i
shoe merchant, has jut returned
n St. Louis with just a little the larg
and best slock of Boots and Shoes
r opened above St. Joseph. Some of
raost comfortable and durable winter
. we have seen anywhere, are at
V s, and can be had at remarkably low
res. All kinds of work made to
T."
loitm Schiitz, the Jeweller and
tier ia Clocks, Watches, &.c, has a
v stock of Clocks of al.nosl every im-
nalle pattern and price, and warrant
to '-regulate the sun," if necessary,
.hough Joe's business is mostly "on
V," he sells for cash, or "rocks," which
?r is most convenient.
?. J. IIentjcln-, as we have before no
0d,has opened out a fresh and superior
rk cf Groceries,' Provisions, Choice
i;uors, Preserved Fruits, Confectiona
ns,&c, Scc.T in Lushbaugh & Carson
IJ Banking House, Main Street.
'verything is as "neat and clean as a new
in" about'his establishment. Bead his
ivertiseinent, and call around.
.LcsnBAVGii So Capsos arc Agents
r the U. S. Express Company, the most
-liable in ' the country ; also for the
'artford Fire Insurance Company. Ev
7 citizen ought to have his property in
red, and the Hartford is as good as can
; found.
1
The Elslit Vcrd. In do FJ?Lt Pi-ce;
A New Pocket Dictionary and Refer
ence Book; Embracing Extensive Col
lections of Synonyms, Technical terms,
Abbreviations, and Foreign Phrases;
Chapters on Writing for the Press,
Punctuation, and Proof-Reading ; and
other Interesting and Valuable Inform
ation. By the author cf "How to
Write," "How to Talk," etc. Price
60 cents.
This volume contains the essence of
three or four heavy works condensed into
asizft and form, adapting it to the Desk
or the Pocket, and afibrdel at a price
which brings it within the reach of all.
We hazard nothing in pronouncing it al
most indispensable to the writer and
speaker. In short, this work should be a
universal pocket and desk companion.
Sent by mail, to any address, on receipt
of the price, by Fowler & Wells, SOS
Broadway, New Ycrk.
In Town.
Hon. J. E. Bl'rdank, Representative
elect from Richardson county, and Editor
of the FalU City Broad 7xe, dropped in
to our sanctum this week. He is a soci
able, agreeable, intelligent gentleman.
The Malls! The 3IaIIs!I
What is the matter with our mail route
from here to Rock Port? It amounts to
just nothing at all, lately. Scarcely any
matter reaches here by that route; al
most all cur matter from east and south
coming by way of Council Bluffs and
Omaha, and is old enough to vote by the
time we get it.
urlher Improvements.
"Dr.- A. S. Hollad at has the lumber
a the ground, and is preparing to erect
a new business house on the corner of
Iain and First streets, next to - the old
N'emaha Valley Bank building.
J. W. Middletos, the saddler, has
aised and partly enclosed a new shep on
ilain street, between Front and First
Streets. On we go.
'icCarj, Hewett & Thomas.
See the card of McGary, Hewett &
Thomas in our advertising columns. Of
McGary and Hewett we need say noth
ing; they have already established them
selves in this community. Mr. Thomas
comes among us with the very best of re
commendations, and in his short residence
has thus far given corroborative evidence
'f legal proficiency and good citizensaip.
May the new firm flourish.
"Tbcj- went and told the Sexton,
And the Sexton tolled the Bell"
Some mischievous fellows alarmed
some cf our citizens terribly, the other
night, by ringing furiously the Presbyte
tjan Bell, awa' in the wee hours, when
: Morpheus had or ought to have had
Possession of all the inhabitants. Don't
do so, boys ; recollect the boy and wolf.
A fire might occur some night, and the
ood people not turn out think you was
foolin' 'cm. . J'Throw good eggs." .
T. R. Fisher
Is our authorized agent in Nebraska,
Missouri and Iowa, both for the Jldvzr
fiscr and Farmer. He is now canvassing
this county, collecting and soliciting sub
scribers. - We hope he may meet with
encouragement.. Those who are in ar
rears 'raust pay up, and those "who are
r-t taking the ' Advertiser or farmer
ought to. take, one or both. We need
your aid, friends, in sustaining our pa-P-ts.
L?i us have its
instates may Occur.
We have been transcribing our Sub
scription Books within the past two weeks,
and it is quite likely some names may ac
cidentally miss being placed upon the
book. If such should occur, and anv one
or more fail to receive the Advertiser,
will they please notify us immediate,
that we may correct the mistake ?
Deserters.
OiHcers from Ft. Kearney arrested on
Saturday last, near this place, two deser
ters from the army. When they left the
Fort, they took with them a horse each.
The horses were also obtained, and, to
gether with the deserters, were taken
back on Tuesday.
A woman who recently had twins has
named the eldest boy Robert Schuyler
from his connection with the over-issue !
stock.
The "Old"' Spirit of the Tiaies.
We dera it n act of editorial conrtey to our
ancient fiicnd, the '"Oli" Spirit of the Times, acd
one of the oldest vecklj papers in the Union, to say,
tbat it is not identified or involved in anj way in
the controversy recently brought before the public
through Porter's Spirit,,?and "Wilkes' Spirit of the
Tunes, a mistake that is not altogether unavoida
ble the names cf the papers mentioned being near
ly the tame. The "Old Spirit," as it is familiarly
termed by its fiienda and subscribers, still flourish
es, the leading journal cf the Turf and the Ticld,
and vra are happy to hear that its subription list
was never larger tl an at present, cr itstditor3 and
publishers more prosperous.
Hen. F. S. Lyon is being talked up in
Mobile as a candidate for the United
States Senate, in the place cf Hon. Ben.
Fitzpatrick, whose term expires with the
next Congress.
Probate Notice.
Wherea application La3 been made to the Probate
C urt of NeniJUa County, Xf-tiraska Territory, Ly Wil
li im HoMitzcli. Administrator ox tte cMatc of Slary
SiEij-Min, late f Nemaba county, deceased, for the sale
of certain real property in order tocbtain means to de
fray tbe exten.e& f utiminixU'rir.g faiJ Estate, notice is
bereby Kiveu t a!l concerned, that Saturday the ISth
day of November, 1359, Is the flay appointed for lieri:.p
said application before tb.e Probate duM, of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, at 19 o'clock A. M., at my
office in lirownville in said county, when and where
all persons interested may attet:t! and Fliow cause nhy
authority for tLc said kale mav nut be prantcd.
U. J. WUITNEV, Prcbate Judpe.
October 6iu, 1SC9. 6w-i$7
. . -A.
Probate Tvotice.
NOTICE is hereby piven to all jiersons interested
that Kuell Pe?ry has been appointed Adminis
trator tf tho L'state cf William Gilmore, late of
Nemah county, Nebraska Territory. Persons hav
ing claims against said Estate arc hereby notified to
present them to tbe Probate Judce of Faid county,
at Prownvillc, on or before the 2d Mondny of Oc
to'er 135'J, or they will forever be debarred collec
tion. rt.J. WHITNEY, Probate Jud?e.
Sept. 23d, 1553. nll-3t S
Caution.
TO EDITOnS: lubli.-hers of newspapers are re
Fpectfully cautioned net to insert the falsehoods ro
spctin myself, of a young fellow assuming a French
name, which appeared in several newfprpcrs of Inte.
Such notices would not be admitted where he is
known, llecannot road nor write, but hiresfoinc
one to copy my bill.
G. P. SMITH, M. P..
Proprietor of Smith's Electric Oil. niS-tf
'illfc Merjcntiie firm of t'rano t Hill as hereto
fore existing is this day diwlvcd by mntual con
sent. Theodore Hill having purchased tho entire
interest of Merchandise, Notes and Account of Jonas
Crane, tho books and account of tho firra remain at
the old stand. No. 17 Main Street, in charges of Mr.
Theodore Hill who will adjust all unsettled bufinews
of said rui.
JONAS CRANE,
THEODORE HILL.f
Brcwnville, June 13th, 1859. M-t
Found.
A XOTK of hand, caUinR for over one hnndred de ll in,
which owner cn have by calling at tbia offl:eaDd paying
for this advertisement.
DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnerohip heretofore existing between
Hoadley A. Muir has this day been dissolred by
mutual consent.
Those owing accounts againt tho a id rm will
pleae present tuciu for payment, and those indebted
will iveasc make paymeatto either of the late firm.
LUTHEIi IIOADL2Y.
EOIiT. V. MUIR.
Juno 1st, '59. 43-tf
Dwcllins House For Rent.
Apply to
: ...HOETOH--HOUCU,i: i'i :
MAIN SJREET,
KEillMSUA CITY,
, ' T. L GODDIN, Proprietor.
September, 29, 1S9. ' tf
A History of all "Religions
Containing a Statement of the
Origin, IJcTelopment, Doctrines
and CJovcrnmcnt of tEie Uell
Iock Bcnoniinations in Europe
and tiie Lnitcd States,
With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines,
by Sa.maei M. Suiucker, LL. D. Published by
liuane liuliioii, Quaker City PublifLing House, 'ii,
South Third Sweet, .Philadelphia.
Tho subject cflielifjion and too Doctrines of nests
must always have au aboorbing interest for the
thoughtful observer, and a oik which affords the
desired iufkruution, ia a convenient and accessible
form, at a moderate price, has been urgently deman
dfcd.nd will ba fought for with avidity, and must
eornuiand a larg" sale.
in -t iTesent work, the origin, developemint,
tlis 'fin'i fc. M f, Church GoVirnment and peculiari
Uiii t ever eighty different religious sects, are trea
ted ia style Ucar, compendious and accurate, and
will afford 1! the irformation which might be pro
cured vivh f:eat di'Salty and expense, and much
ih'.it on! r search, from the larger polemical works
and cnctycli.'! edias.
. ir. Sujiti-ker has evidently prepared this work
with stijch care, and it exhibits great ability and
learning. Tbe artieleson the difiVrent religions are
very itujrtially written, and show thecaretul study
of an unprejudiced and sound mind ; and the iui
jjortanco and value cannot be too highly estimated
of such superior and unbiassed effort in a work of
this kin j, as too often, those pretending to giv cor
rect information upon such subjects are prejudiced
in favor tf seme particular sects or denominations.
Mr. Bulison has brought out this great work in a
very handsome form, and the public is indebted to
him for & vr ry valuable, instructive and useful book.
The price, $1,CQ, is remarkably low for such a work,
ajid in oruVr that it may have a rapid and extensive
circulation, bt will scud it to any address, accompa
nied with a valuable Gift, on the receipt of the price
Knd tweaty-fiveceuts to pay prstJge.
Mr. Itulison will send free, on application, his new
eabirged aid revised Catalogue of Looks and Giftd,
containing all information relative to the establish
ment of Ag-.nei-'S lu the Gift Book business. Ad
dress DCA.NE 1CLLISON,
Quaker City Publishing House, 3 J, South Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
A CARD.
To Pre-Emptois and OTHERS. Persons win may
hereafter desire the tervices of the undersigned, and
Associates, vii I please send to me
1st. A description of the land in contest,
SJ. The time when tbe cases are tried at the local of
flccs; how decided ; and when f-eat up.
S I. A copy or the evidence taken.
Patests When Patents are wauted. the Ccrtiaaites
mutt bo seat to cie The cost of obtaining patcuts is
only $10.
By ceupiyica with the above, much time will be
sated, and tliC businesi can be better attended to.
JOHN' A. PARK.KE.
Washington City, September, 15, 1S59.
no!0v4-3ai
Two Bay Mares in Charge
US Slonday the 27th of June, 1859, two men
pacing by tbe names of James iLircilicn and Wm.
Johnson, stoj-pedat the Brownviile House in Urown
ville, N. T. having with them two targo dark bay
mares. Oa the 2(Jih tho men left Brownville leaving
the animals at tho City Lirery Stable. Th'-y stated
before Iciviag that they bad taken up the horses on
Salt Creek between the two B'.ues, tuinking them to
be e.s:rays. The mares are yej at the City Livery
Stable in Brownville, where the owners can get them
by calling proving property and paying all charges
connected with their keeping ; unless called fir
within sixty days from this date, they will be held
at auction to the highest bidder.
WM. ROSSELT,.
It. T. BANEY.
Farm for Rent and Crop for Sales.
The undersigned will rent his lrm during the
the winter. The farm is l(atcd about sixteen miles
south of BrownTillc contains 16 acres of corn, which
will be sold on reasonable teiins. There is re-wod
on tho farm. ' E. S. 1IANIFOKI). .
September 15tb, 13:9. 19-4w
Arnold's Combined Grinding Mill
Corn and Cob Crusher, and
Corn Shelicr.
Three valuible machine ia ohe! TMsii anew In
vention, aiid one tL.at is well worthy the attention of
the public, the farming portion in particular; combin
ation has teeu pronounced by tLose who have the ifill
in use to one of tbe be?t ever made, and the g-eat val
ue of this combination will be readily seen when the
tact is considered that each machine unices a neccss-i'.v
lor the other. Thus: a Mill n:akcs a necessity for a
Shelier, and Sheller for a Mill, etc.
Beinz adapted to the Use of the firmer, by horse
power, as a farm implement it scarcely has an equal in
valuo.
U is also adapted to steam acd water or wind power.
It is capable of Rriudins from Ave to ten bushels per
Lour, requiring from two to three horse power, accord
ing to tbe quantity and quality of the work done.
It grinds sufiiciently fine for family use, matins a su
perior article of Mral, leaving it round and iive'.y,
which is indispensable for litt bread or puddings.
Eve-yone will be astonisbed at the difference in this
respect ia favor of the meal made ia this Miil compar
ed with tbit mile in any stone mill. They have only
to ffiukc tLe trial to be convinced.
It will Ehe'M fifty to sixty bushels per hour, and will
grind aud shell at the same time.
It wilt cr ush Citccn to twenty bushels of corn and
c. b per hour, and it will crush and grind at the same
time.
It is lijtht and portable, wci?bint thrc hundred pounds
and occupying a space of less than two feet by three
feet.
T:ie grinding surfaces are very durable, beins made of
iron as hard as hardened cast bteel, and w hen worn out
can be replaced without the aid of a mechanic, at tbe
trilling cost of one dollar at:d fifty rents, thus ovcrconi
ir.S en'.irely the great objecticn to iron mills. Particu
lar attention Is called to thiS feature in the Mill, as
the difficulty or replacing gnnding surfaces in Iron
mi. Is u ben worn out is an objection to them tbat has al
ways beeu urged with great force, and has bad the efi'ect
to prevent thousauds from purchasing, who otherwise
uoi.'.J be flail to do so. Tii-t objection is entirely done
away with this mill.
MiUers wiil do well to examine this Mill, there be
ing no doubt that they will cud it for their interest to
a!opi it for a feed mill, as the grinding surfaces are re
placed at a much less cost thaa is required to keep a
Stone Mill in order, to say Nothing of the great savicg
in power aud cost of Mill. -
An txaminati n of this mill is earnestly solicited, as
it oimt be seen in operation to b fully understood and
appreciated. ;
Cards of direction are attiched to each mill, which
will enable any one to set up aud operate them without
further instructions.
State and county rights for sale on reasonable terms.
Price of mill complete $75. For particulars inquire
of E. ItAWSOX, Xo. 13 Cmss street, or address G.
SIIKPARD, Pustofflce, Bjx, 23U9, Chicago, 111.
uotvl '
June 1st '11
Vi'X H. HOOVES.,
49-tf
Land Warrants
J. McCOXIHE.
FOR SALL by
maha. 5. T.
ISHATu RE AVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASD
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
'falls t'ity, Richardson County. Nebraska
V.'f 1 fc re prompt attcuti n to all professional busi
nets intrtuted t i his cie in Richardson and atjoiniLS
ounf jes; also totiD d;a of dee.,ls"nre-rr,p;ion p
per , Kt.,K. May 13, 't5 nt3-6ia
pltt i latent ZZZzhlzs.. .J
The Subscriber Ha the iavetler awl patentee of tfc
above celebrated mat blue, and has manufactured them
for olvi twenty years; and is prepare t this season to
furnUh either eisut ot teii-hore niav-hiaca, Uiirty-tiru-iucb
cylinder, with all hisnowicijirovenieuu, geared in
fourdistinct ways, viz. bevel gear new Improvement,
pur fear short belt, long belt.: Ttis celebrated ma
chioe in ordinary graia wheat, oats, barley, rye, will
thresh and cleun ready I r market from 300 to 600 b'Jah
eis of wheat a day, on from 1200 bushels of oats or bar
ley, and is without a rival in tbe country. This uorte
Power, known as the Do tile Pinion Power, is the only
one iu the country of the kind, and for strength, dura
bi'ity and ease of draught cannot ho surpassed in the
country.
The truck wagon for han'ing the machines are gagod
to run on the wide track ith large wheels, and can be
used for farm purposea if lequired. Tte Equaliier for
thoroughly regulating tho draught of the horses so tbat
one horse cannot do any tnre than another, nor any
less, aDd savee all strain ot- the machinery. The bag
King apparatus is a new Invt ntion, attached to the ma
chine tor tagging the grain a it comes from the cleaner,
and saves one hand; besides avcida all disputes between
threshers and farmers.
The Straw Stacker raadety Tte for piling the straw,
are made of any length and art the "test known for that
purptse.
All repairs for Separator or Jlorse Powers furnished
at the shortest notice . -For
prices, terms, &c, address HIRAM A. PITTS,
nolvl
. Delaware Crape Vines.
A very flue stock of the True -Delaware Tines, In
pots, or transplanted frum open ground; also layers
from larire bearing vines, all string and well rooted,
ready for delivery in the fall. PKico S2 to $3. Also.
I.ogan. Rebecca, Diana, Union Villiate, Concord Hartford
Proline, and other new varieties, selected vines, $1 to
$3. The present season has been ve ry favorable to the
growth of the vine aud with increaM '1 facilities for pro
pagation, my vines are much finer ti I have ever be
fore offered. My DH-awares are pi opagated directly
from the original riue and bearing detcenaantt. and
are of course genuine. It is well km wn that spurious
vines have been sold lor the genuine,' in various parts
of tte country, and it is also believed these vines have
been propagated from for sile, and purchasers cannot
exercise too muchcuutiou in (btainiix the Delawaro
from a rehable source. OEC. W-CAMPBELL,
1-1 I'elaware, Ohio.
Soffit's l'atcnt Ohio Thresher.
The subscribers have now ready several iundred of the
above excellent machines. Wherever these Mofnt's
Threshers have beeh introduced, it is well known that
they are altogether uue;ualled ; and. therefore, as ma
ny first class references can be furnished as may be re
quired. They are buiitof 4. 6, 8, and 10 I orse capaci
ty, and every machine is run several hour and thor
oughly tested iu all its parts, before leavin,-; our facto
ries. We hn ve also now ready for delivery S0R1 IICM SU
GAR CAXE MILLS, or tbe most approved pal terns, and
alsoall thenecesfary apparatus for the Domeni Man
utacturoof Sugar and Syrup. Wo are now prepared to
supply our customers with Mills of tbe mo6t eftident
operation, at prices iu St. Louis as low as in Cincinnati.
Descriptions of these Mills and Apparanus, alst a Trea
tise on Sorghum Su;ar Cane, and on Sugar, and Syrup
making", wiil he cheerfully forwarded to all applicants.
As our farmers are fast learning the easy an 1 large
profits of raising hay for market, we are now i taking
ready to supply the demand for a large number oi' those
well established Dederick'. Paralel Lever Horn pow
er Hay Preses. . -
We manufacture and have constantly for sale tnv fol
lowing highly approved Mchines :
Selby's Patented Premium Grain Drill; the ceUbra
tel Kentucky Harvester; Atkin's Self-raking Reaper f
Page"s &. Child's Portaole Saw Mills, Portable Flour &
Grist Mills; Mill Maihinery, andrtationary Steam En
gines, and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and pamphlets with
prices, terms and full descriptions cheerfully furnished
gratuitously.
St. Louis Acrieultnral Works, Corner Maine Bitl
d'.e streets, St. Louis, Mo. .
CLARK, RICHARSON- & Co,
nolvl Proprietors.
I.awton Blackberry.
To obtain the original variety for garden or field cul
ture, or circulars with directions, address,
WM LAWTOX,
vlnl Xew Rocheile, XT
Summer and Fall Planting-.
JOHN A. KEXNICOTT, at the Grove Xorsery, West
Xorthneld, 111., will have ready for delivery at the
ritht time:
Bulls, especially Tulips, at tho low rate of $3 per
1(K). and $.'0 per M for Urge roots:
Strawberries, of all tha most approved varieties,
from $2 t- $lper M for most; a fewsorts, like Wilson's
V.banv. hisher. to 40 cents per foot, according to varie
ty and form average 5 cents, aud are safe to plant In !
August and sjcpteniPer.
Fruit Trees, especially Pescbc. in good variety.
Small Fruits. Currants, Houghton Gooseberry, Rasp
berries, Blackberries, 4.c., much lower than ever offered
before.
Ornamental Trors Rotes and other nardy Shrubbery,
in great variety and abnndance; and 10 000 smill to
large plants Upriaht Honeysuckles. Lilacs, Spireas,
Deutzia Scubra, Prim. Lc, at from $1 to $10 per hun
dred. .
Catalogr.es by mil on application; and every thing
safely Packed ior distant transportation; and as a rule
mot things sold at about ten per eent., less ia autumn
than Spring. nolvl
WAR "ENDED!
Carpentry Elade Easy.
Thlrty-eicht plates, two hundred figure?. The most
practical and valuable book for farmers extant. Tells
bti'.v to build Barns, and Houses, Bridges. &.e. fcc.
Trio $3; sample copy $2 by mail, posipaii by JAMES
C1IALLLX fci SOX. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
. , - . . . vlnl ,
J2l 02,roL. , ,
The publio aro now resjwctlully informed that the
undersigned have procured from Cincinnati and put
in. operation one of HomtfrA Co.'s ll'ur mills of the
latest patent, and the first brought to this Territory.
They were induced to exchange their former roill
for this one, from the higa character they have gain
ed ia tho east, and from tho personal testimony of
millers who have tried them throughout tho Western
States, and in view of the increased demand for
grinding which will exeeed that of any previous
year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that will do tho
work better and quicker than any heretofore in ope
ration. In addition to their flour mill they will keep the
Corn JL11 constantly running, ready at all time s to
accommodato the farmers without detention, und by
giving their undivided superintendence to thebu-i
n ess (assisted by their former miller, Mr. Wells,) they
hope for the continuance and increased patronage of
their friends.
Assorted Lumber, Shinglos and Lath constantly on
hand. GREEN & MABTIN.
Peru Mills, Sept. 1st, LS59.
A. LTTORD. J. T. HORN
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in
AXD
GROCERIES,
HARD WAKE, QUEENSWARE,
HATS AiD CAPS,
Xails.Pioivs, StovcSjFurniture, &c
SONORA, MO.
April 9th, 1S58. 43-t
Dwelling House for Kent.
TI1K undersigned will rent oa liberal terms, to
prompt and careful tenaat. tte most commodious, elle
gar.t end eligibly situated dweUicg house in the city of
Jirnwavillo n excellent ristcrn, all necessary ont
houses, and a fine garden with all the vegetables of tte
season in aa advanced state .of cultivation, opon the
premUes. D- L. McGART.
XiT 13. nci7-tf
Douglass Sugar JIIlls.
Douglass Brothers have made arrangements for man
ufacturing to an unlimited extent their Sorgho or Far
mers' Pcrtab.c Sugar Mills, will be prepared to snppiy
the demand however large, and -iil also be prepared
to fill all orders for Dou;ilass and Cooper's Portaole fur
nace and Sugar Evaporator.
our Mills took the first Premium ( Silver Medal) at
the United states Agricultural Fair at Sandusky, conten
ding with the Mills of n edges, Free &. Co. of Cincinnati
and H . J. Cox of Hamilton county. Ohio, al-o the first
Premium at the Northwestern Virginia Agricultural
J'air held at Wheeling, Va., and at numerous county
Fair? in Ohio.
PRICES $C!), $100. and upwards. Price oJ
Furnaces and Evaporates, $5ito $100.
Circulars and Pamphlets furnished on sppHcati:n.
All orders addressed to the undersigned will he prompt
ly attended to. DOUGLAS BROTHERS.
Zanesfille, Ohio.
HUGH THOMAS DOUGLAs, General Agent,
vlnl Mt. Vcrnou, OEo.
PAY YOUR DEBTS ! !
yith Corn.
Those indebted to mo nre hereby notified that
they can liquidate their indebtedness with com at
the highest market price, delivered at the store of
I. T. YVhyte in Brownville. This request is made
only because I am in dobt myself, and cannot raise
tho money, but can make use of corn. Such an ar
rangement will be taken as a great accommodation
under present cirenmfctancos. JESSE NOELr
Brownville, Dec, 2, 1S5S.
Ague ! Ague ! !
A Xew Chemical Uiscoyery.
Furcm jst among Ml the different remedies offered
to the public for tho cure of this disease stands
'Wards Telegraph Tonic Being entirely vegetable,
free from the use of quinine and arsenic, of which
niost of the ague preparations are composed, it is en
tirely harmless in its efft-cts, and leaves the patient
strongand healthy. If taken according todirectiong,
it will not fail to cure the worst cases. Just try
itonce and satisfy yourselves that tho Ague can be
cured.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by Crano & illjJJ
Brownville, N. T., and by dealers everywhere.
All orders must be addressed to W. W. Ward,
Leavenworth, Kansas, General Agent for Kansas
and tho Western Statee.
July 14, 1S5. 3m
ESTFcrcr and Ague Killer Will
cure ague and fever, chilis and fever, dumb agre, inter
mittent aud remittent fevers, and all the various forms
ot tevers incIJept to bilious climates. If there isa
man, vsaman or ci7f suffering wjth ague andj 'zcr,
they arc advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and
Ague Killer, It is positive cure tpcedy and perma
nent. Try it.
ilper bottle, or 6 bot.lesfor $5.
Dit. Easterly, corner cf Third and Chestnut streets
St Lcr.is, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be
adireKcp to get the trennine.
Sold hy J. II. MaUX & CO, Agents, Brownvill.
)r. Baker's Specific will cure
gonorrhea, glflr-t. strlctnre. seminal weakness, chordee,
disease' of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases or the
genital organs. Reader, have you private disease 1
D.) not negleci it. Dcay U danaeroua. Dr. Baker' t
Specific U a safe, speedy, and radical enre. With Dr.
Biker's Specirlc yon can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
niodkine. Price 1 CO perbottle.
Jr-Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut strets
St Louis. Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
mist be addressad, to got thcgenclne. Sold ty
Land Warrants,
JPoxr 0(3lx axicl on Tiiaao
We are prepared to loan Land Warrants of all sites to
settlers on such time as they may desire long or 6hort
at the usual rates.
A constant supply ef Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhero in
town.
Buy of rejmlar dealers and beware of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by us will bo guarantrvi to Se
genuine la every respect and will be exch. ngl If de
fective. ... ,
Being permanentlv located in Brownville. we can til -ways
be found at the old stand a few doors east ot the
Brownville House.
LUSKEAUOH ft. CARSOX,
Cankers, aud Dealers in Land Warrants.
JOSEPH L. ROY,
AND
HAIR DRESSER.
Main Street,
IXAXD WASTED.
I wish to employ a good, steady hand, to labor as
a farm hand far the term of one yenr.
.. . CVERAN ncTcmxs.
TroTmville. An;. 11. n-tf
Great Utkish for
D J- IvIARTIN & CO.,
Wholesale & toil
ID S3 Xj :H3 EL JB
.. MAIN STREET,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Announce to tbe Citizens of the
COUNTIES OP
NEMAHA,
RICHARDSON,
JOHNSON,
PAWNEE,
CLAY,
AND GAGE,
AlU115Ui tUUJNTI
In 3jZior3 0TL2.T,I,
THAT TJ1ET HATE
Just Eeeeived,
9
Per Steamer Emigrant,
A HEW, COMPLETES AIID
SUPESIOE STOCK
OF
GROCERIES,
QUEEjSTS-WlRE,
O TJ "27 Xj S3 S "ST,
Glassware,
(F 83 03 El O.T wm.m '9
SASH BOOHS,
McadTladcCf ethic?.
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps, etc.
Meedetlor esired
Can be had at Qur Store, and on terms as
favorable as those of any ether
IJqvss in the West.
li e Do a Cash, or Exchange for
Produce Trade, and arc Deter
mined thereby to Give our Cus
tomers DARGAIXS.
We solicit a continued and increased
patronage, pledging ourselves to spare
no pains to give entire satisfaction in
price's and quality.
Oar Atclilson Countj Friends
Will find very much to their advantage to
deal with us.
(Grivc us a Call,
.And satlsfr yourselves taatwe have the
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For sale by J. H.JTAUX& CO, Brownviile, K. T.,
andhyalt drupgiits generally. n3-Iy
xnvr AXD HIGHLY PROVED
(Patented; MET . TLIC SUX L'iALS- uianu
faetarcd a: Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold hy XV; XT.
Wilson, Arent.
I or All Eatitudcs.
Ia addith n to the hour circle, subdivided to shew
the true tima to minute?, thesa Dia!s havu enjruvtd
Equation Tables, showing the difference bstween ap
parent ar d true time every day in the year ; a mn
n.r inserted, which refloetithe elouds, showing their
exaet course, and the consequent direetion of the
wind ; a compass, circle, Jein made with great
accuracy, of beautiful and durable woi kin mship.
and very ornamental and useful, this val ,iul!e v.-i.rk
of art should havo a place on the groonds of ail im
proved country residences, plantation, gardens,
lawn?, Ac. Aca3tin n column of lor:.; Order, three
feet hirh, i? furnished at $i each. The ciinlsareS
to i) inchest diameter, Tiica of Xo. 4, S!5; No. 3,
$10: Mo. 2, $7; Nr. 1, $3. The No. 4 Dial and col
umn, $20, is generally preferred. Dircct.ons accom
pany by which they arc easily set up acu adjusted
to tho true meridian. Ordor promptly filled.
Aug. IS, 135$. nC-tf
Spear's Patent Corn Iluslier.
A machine capable cf llusiicj as mut-h Corn in a Jay
as ten Lands !
Speare's Pftent Corn Iluster was introduced to the
notice of Eastern a.riculturUts, iu Jinua-y ljjt, snl
the immediate recognition (f in gre3t me its, and tbe
approbation it has met with from tho farmius commu
nity is lul.y tested by the Met that m-.co i a introduc
tion to the notice cf the agricultural pub'.ij in the eat
and south, (jniy bU mouths tirce ) 2J,0 Lusters u.ve
been sold.
Tte machine is now upon exhibition at our cfflce in
St Lor is, and we respectful iy invito the farmer, and
agriculturists tf this and the adjacent Cnutiei at.d
States to cuil and satisty themselves ly peiouai in-pec-tion
cf the machine, of the simplicity or its construc
tion, tbe easy and perfect manner in which it performs
its wort, acd the immense saving of time and labor i:
effects.
Dealers and azents have now a chince ot more ample
remuneration, by purchasing this machine, tba w.li
again cccur for years iu thi' section of the West, let
them at once communicate with us and they will firil
our terms to le the msl liberal and enccuisjrimc. V.'c
also otter for aaie county rights ataviiy iuwCju.e jlj
upen e isy terms.
The llusfccr wiil be on exhibition at fie rext State
Fair in St. Louis, and we wiil guar ai. tee to the purch
aser uei coi that its performance w;;i give tbem entire
8atifaction, otherwise the pu: chase ui-ncy win te it
funded. Price twelve dollars each. '
BltAGG it BURROW S, St. Louis, Ho.
TESTIMONIALS. J.bu A. C?avlc, onocf the Editors
of tte ilveuiris Dispatch, Augusta, Goo g.a, watts as
follows : -
Xew York Jire 17. ISoD.
teutively watched the o; oration oi jour Cjvh Luster
it is a pmiicge to tear testiuijf.y to tbe grfat merit of
the invention. Voa have claimed f rit nothiUii whi-.h
ithas not in my preence proved ittclf e.-pab:e. ()jr
farmers will appreciate your I-ibors, and it is not ncel
ed that I should wish you a success which is already in
your grasp.
Respectfully, &.C., JOHN A. CLAR5.
KBI7ABETH Tows, X. J.. Jan CC, 159.
Messrs y. T. Spear Co Cents Voar Core
II 'taker was received this morning. 1 st.-rted c IT imme
diate y with ray horses and waon to tty my huud at
shelUngr. I traveled only a lew miles, a.i every farmer
wished to see the Husker work. I got back about eleht
o'clock, makinga circuit of ahoutfou.- m.les, I sold ten.
That will do for h-ilf a day's wotk. I canht-li 5l-0. Yjur
firtuce is made. Yours, respectful
v ill:am xilks.
It has also received stron? expressions o: commeiidj
tion from lion. C. S. Flint, Sejreury i,f the Mijsachu
seits Board of Agriculture, llou. J. V C. Smith. CX
Mayor ot B,stou. Uollis Bowman, tr Baig r. iie. IKn.
James Alien, of ilasaachusetu, II m Jlai eh ill P Wilder
of iiassachusetts, P;-cf. ilapes, of Xew loik, and nu
merous others.
In addition to the above, we have cerliacatcs from a
large number of distinguished men. v, h' are interested
in our agricultural industry, who eadorte tte merits cf
this machine in the strongest terms.
Among them, the Ilea. Ucary V. Ben:hley, of JIass.,
who says :
I have had repeated opportunities of witnessing -he
practical operation cf .Mr. Spear's Corn linker, and
have tested it thoroughly, and unhesitit.nly pronounce
it beyond cmiparison the best, it r.ot ths only prac:i:.il
without injury to tte corn, and with astonishing rapid
ity. Its simp'.lciry of construction, r.ii l and eSlaent
working and low price, will, ia my judgment command
fpr it an un.ircited sale.
The undersigned have the pleasure of informinj: the
fjrmiiia community that they have this day Anftuat 23,
1S53, purchased from the patentee the ribt cf maii
Ufacturinx and selling "ispear's Com Unsger." ami re
prepared to fill orders with promptness anil di-paii h
Farmers aDd ail others iutereted, lesirias further
information will please write for circular.
All orders and letters should le addressed to
BRAGG &. BURR jWES. 3'. Louis, Wo.
013ce, corner of Third and .Market streets.
no 1 vl
Send Four Stamps for a Specimen- of
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Fostmasters nnd r.ew?pnpcrs cCocrs are authorised
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ties setting vp clubs.
Address TOWN DHOW A DAT
Editors and Proprietors, New Yiirl:.
April Il,VJ-ly
, ; And are icHins tieta
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D. J. MARTIN & CO
Brownville, Annst l3t ISJ9.
A. B. II0LLA13IKD & CO.,
Machinists, Founders and
Engine Builders,
1 iont Etree. "West of Smith,
CINCINNATI, O.
"TTonldinnst respectfully inform theirfnendsar.d
V V the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in theirune, wr.h proinpt
pess. Having lately enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now posses.', they Lope to
merit a continuation rf the liberal n.itronatro which
has heretofore been estended to them.
Saw Mill Engines of eveiy Description.
Constantly oa ban ': coESiftirg t-f tue'aa,Cicu
lar and Muley. iliM Gears and every description of
vaHiicg,warranteaio oe wcumaue mevcryparucu
lar.
They have also a Boiler Yard attached to thoir
establishment, which eitaoies them to oversee all
work ia that lino furnished by them, and arc pre
pared to work on as reasonable tsrms as s.cy other
shop in the country.
Those in want cf anything in, onr line, would do
well to give us a call and cx tmine our new pattern
Probate 7"oC5ccand Sale.
' XOTICE notice Is ierel y pvcu to all pe-s r. interest
ed that Avery Carter babec-n aprx.intcl Ad.uti i.-tfatof
of ti.e estate of Huh Gcrld. l.ito of X?t:iah: county,
I Kebraska Territory. Persons havii j; claims asaitist s..i.l
estate are hereby notiacd to present them to the Probate
Jddjte of s;id county, at Bruwnvi.ie, ci or M-rore the
liith lay of September iit). or tiny will forever be de
barred col lection; ik1 the said Avuiy Carter .i nsrther
" a jtliorie-1 to sell the por.oual property beicuin to
sard. estate, or sufficient to st;sfy all demands, at pub
lic auction or at private sale a fray seem best, oa the
ISUtdiy t SeoiemWr - ..
' R.JlY.-niTXET. Probate Judse.
Brownville, At!?i:st52irh, iitO -7-3t.s4.
V
Jr.
iYEirs
r
ILLS,
l sett and sV-aTar! s-;reer.sfrl remeir f-T Hr.r
t cure cf all P. 1'. lot's d'scar-c Cos'.ivctics. fnUi
fMtion. Jaunil'-c, Drr,'f, liheurm ,h:n, Feura
Gout, Umwrs, Nervcuvic'iH, Irrit u.lllty.lrj.3. ir.trrv
tic-r.s, Heridi"he, PJn in tii Prcast. SI-:. lUxck.
and Uinhs, Ferule Ctn-.plvxt. c. Prl?ed.
rery few are the diseases ia wLith a Purg itlve Medi
cu:e is r.ot taore or less leqn'wr'd, and mioS ;'
aess ai:d su'fcrL". r.;ij;ht be prevealcd. i" a tuna
Irs but c:fct'tU3i"Catmirlio wl-re more frcelv ised.
No person can fed we'd white a costive h;-i.it of"
br4v prevrdU ; besides, itsovii jcpcraies mi
often fatal diseases whka miht haveleea avt.i.V J
bv the timely aci judicious use of a good pi.r;.t.vf.
This is alike tree of Colds, Feverish symptom, ar.l
Eaif.us derarsment. They all tend ta becoii.e or
produce tlic deep seatel and fruidttble distempce
which lo.ii the hearses all over the I md. Ii'-.-e a
rf 'a.ibic fi.iuilv piiTkic is t f the ilrst i!i)pmlar;e t- .
the puVJc health,' and this P.U has Wen petlVcted .
with coiiiutair.at skill to uteet that dx::i.d. An
exter.-dve tiir.I of its virit.es by Physicians, i Vi
sors, and Patients, hr.s ?hoivn reuirsaar;a-n
ary thiin? hitlj-t ? kuovm of fcny lutdlrtuc. lre
have been eilected bin cud bvUt-f. were they ti.t ao
tantiatcd by persons of snch cssitci pvs.t.'u an-i
character as'to forbid the su victim (i" untrutii.
Arr.onsr- the many e nlncv.t gen tie met wht have
testified iu f.ivor of these P4!, wc may mention :
Prof. J. M. Locke, Analytical Chemist, tf Cin
cinnati, whose high professional cliaructer is en
dorsed bv
Jotix "McLean, Judge or the Saprcue Ci'lirt of
tho United State-.
Tiros. Cohwin, Sccret-.rv of the Trurt.
linn. J. II. Wki:IT, Governor of Ir.iuirjn.
N. LoNaTVuitTi!, creat w.:i?c;rowprif theWev'
A!-o, 1k. J. it. (Jhiltox. Practi;J Chemit, of
Sew Yotk City, endorsed b
IIos. W. L. Makct, rSciretary of State. .
Wm. II. Astk. the richest man in America.
S. Lelaxd & Co., Pscpr's of the Metrcpiiiu.n
Hotel, and lr.any others.
Did space pcn.Tit, we could .tiye mat-.v hundre l
certiSc.ttes, fiom 'all parts where the Pills have
been incd, but evidence even more corn inci-:; thaa
the expsricr.ce of eminent public men is LnJir"
their etieots unon trial.
The-e Pi"-.' the result of h.ni invetrg:it'Tm an!
sl'idy, are orllred to the public rj the b-:st an-1
aicst complete which t.'ie present state cf medical
science can aii'crd. 1'hev aro compounded not of
the tlri.tfs themselves, but of tha nidilcimd virtues
oniv of' Vegetable reir.edies. extracted by chemicsJ
process in a state of purity, and combined together .
in sucli a manner as t irsurc the best results. Thla
svstem n? ffmTitioii for iv.f-i.i-ir,cs hastAtn fcund
in the C'hcrrv PectcTu! and I'ilU b th, to pio-iuce a
more e!:ic:c-iit remedy th;.n hud h.'.hcrt- Iccn p- .
tvincd bv anv process. The roys.m i- pcvf- iiy V
tions. While by the old r.ir.rleif rr.mpositl.-.r., every
medicine is burdened with more i: ies of acri
monious iid injurious rjua.irics. hy this e-ich iiidi
vidu.il virtue only that in desire 1 for the curative
ei'eet is present. 'Ail the ii.ert at.d obnoxir us fjual
ities of each subsUuce tmployed me left behind, the :
enrativ v:rt;;es or.lv boii.L: retained. Hence it is
s-if-eviJcnt the c:rect sli.-.ild y r -.. r.st iv have
proved, more purely remeiil;.l. r.nd the Pill i a surer,
more powerful antidote, to discus; thau sny other
medicine known to the world.
As it is frequently expedient that my medirL-ie
sliould be taken under the counsel i f an ; ttiLdln .
Phywcian, and a-s he could i.ot property judtcs of a :
remedy without knowing iN ci.ni'.M.'v'E 1 hare
supplied the accurate r'nrniul.c by which both ny
Pectoral ar.d Tills r.re n-ude t- t!e nh-i'c body Of
Praetilioncrs in the Unite J States nd Ihiiish Amer
ican Provinces. If, however, there should l ay.
one who has not received t'ntm. they will be
promptly forwarded bv mail to hi request.
Of all" the Patent Medicines that are oijcred.'how
few would be taken if their composition w:,s knowu .
Their life consists in their mystery. 1 have no"
mvsterlcs. .
"The composition of my preparations is Lid opea
to sll mer, and all who ore competent to judtje on
the siljc t freely acknowledge- their eoriviuiions cf
their intrinsic nurits. The Cheny Pectoral was
proTior.nced by scier.t.if.c tuen to ) a wondnfut.
nedicine lrf',r"e its c:!'cets were known. Many Cm
Tr.ent Phv$.ici;ir.s have th-chirr-d the same thlr g of
rr.v Pills, im a ee; looio i-oTiridi'i.tly, nnd aa"e w.U
irsj to cerllfv that their anti.upations were more
than realized hv their cilVcts "i -n trial.
'1 hcv oTierate by their powcrfil i'.iMrtnce on the
tnter'ri! v.scer.i to" purify the th-od at.d stimulate K
it, to beitkhv action r-move tho obstiu-tions of
the t,t,n..:h, love's, liver, and other e-r.-uns of .the
'jody, rsto; i'-jj their irrojnuir action to health. ani
iv correcting, nlirrocr they e:-t, such derange
trier ts as i re tho first or .-in oi d;ea.
lU-i::' sug-ir-wrupp:d. tney are ph.xsant to tike
and beirur purelv verf tH.lc, no l.oir.i car: arise from
tor minute uliecw.uis. see wrapper cn ie oox. -l
lll-I'AKKD LY
DFi. JAMES C. AYER,
rracti&:al sind Aualyticnl Chcmitf,-
LO'.VF-I.L, MASS.
Prica 25 Cents per Eox. Jiva lozei lor SI,
SOLD BY
T. J. WIIITi:,Erovr.viLIp.-
TflGfiSOFIIlSK
. G. 5. KXEFFER,
Infonn3 tho pallie that ho is now r-rppnrcd w'h'
all tho n'.-ccssary sppari'tus sum as heavy irr.n jack
screws for iaovinj, rai.-ln or luWc-rla buildings f
every description, without injury to the plastering.
His facilities ore su;.i, ia this, Iils that, h oan;Ki
fail to satisfaction.
Also
Carpenter and Builder,.
In which business h-s trusts Lis cx-sorierfe and
qu ilifications are such as to sccuro ftr him 4 liLaral
patronage.
iSi-pt. 22d, lSHD. nll-tf
ISlUM i-A fc M.JS kJii AcJ X A e
(Over Sile i Grecnlautu's Clothing Store,)
ErovjnvlllG, N T.
The proprietor wou'i rc?pcctfu!Iy ii:f,rm tho -juh-'
lie that he hasopened upand ct.ibil.-hcd for thu r-fro-hmetit
of the ii.ni r riun.ut t! c nb vo inenti id
pinee. where all can be accor.r,. -dated vuih ths h'e-t
of Wines and I.iquois. ar.I cr.joy tbe a- oth;n;j in
fluence of the best qua! i'y cf fce,;nr.. "A Cst cht'i
Pbcla a' 6 Patent Cvoihi nation Cusliions, tti ail the
rr.tderm imp rcvemcnt, is rijo on the premises. for
tho ct j- vmcrit of 'l who dolL'ht in thi j-nrtenian-Iv
ard scicntifl? ?nme. EVAN WOL.TIZI '(." "
" ScptCKtcrSS-i, 13V. i;l-Cra
AVanlcd at this Wilce. .
Wood, potatoes, ccm, turnips, 'pumpl-in.-.
FEU IT TREES..
OHIiAI.IENTAL TREES.-
Shrubs, Rosa, J'ines, Plai.ts, etc:...
II ILLS &, CO.,
A;er.ts lor
A. Falmestock k Sons.-
TOLEDO NUESEEIES,
now canvaa-ineXeniahaand R!' ha: d'.E e.-ari:ie,
Kebrtka; ai.d Atchivu ci'Urjiy- illf.nrij ttcivM
orders for Fruit Trees, fchri.i. Vliua, Hvercrrena. .
itc. They cjll the atieii'i' ii of Farmers ail t th-r Ca
f ireir.g ariythir? In tttir line to tfca v Tantare of pur
chasins supplies at their Nurse-?. 7b8 tck isa m-.
plete and prices a firorat :e a ta.it of any o-Br N'ur-.
tery anywbere, and all warranted t- I e a repe-elted.
Ordprscau ;so be left at the AZvcrtizcr t2.-j Sr.vc
vlile. X. T.
PRINCE t. CO.'S .
r a m a a . ' i w 7 a ksii i
The Lieut-Tuned ll--ed f'flriinieitt in the uorlJ. -'
L'st cf Prices:
Four Octave HelcdO" it t1 c v
K,)i-.r-ar.d-half Ocfave iTeloicon -60 ro.
Five Octave ilehCv n 15 Cf
Five Octave ilel. d(n. Plmo Ce, Ficr ftr-rs $!0C CO
Five )-.t:ive U.'o'e.n. do-jh -e reed, prtaUecase 130 W
Sis OcUveiIeh.Ue n. ri-i- O-j 15o Oa.
Five Octave M a..'ieji:, Pi-no Ca.-e douVe re.,t l."0 til.
Five t.V.ave .i!e v:i. bouMe E.vks.f nr strp ) 23 ,00
The Craan Me!-ie ai f.ve-cts liceUs, two Utnij
Keys and I'e.l.tl Fa- s - S."i CI.
Firri i'rer.our.i awrd.'d v. l-e-ovor ciLil i -c2. l.liij-frsit-i!
i-ri-P t-lrcb !..:. et:t t v ni.ui.
Cn'prs Pre: vrtlv I .-llr t T.j
GKO.V PIMN'i K i'O . l'";Vi; . Y.
Oi:o. A. I'illXCK A.CD.. 110 Umc j-t.fiictuo 111..
o::o. a. ru:.cE i.co..iT t"u:uj;ist. s.ruy,'
July 7.L. iZZ'J.
. , . t .... i I : l . - .
171, TVdlnui Street firtt ro ?r I'.mc Cilio. Hsuss,
! C.VCf.VA'AT'J,
Tojlers in Socls, Tr?. S'u-j..-. n 35.Jns
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