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' rfs Blanks.
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: i . fftr specimens of cur Work as evidence.
Fish Market.
essrs. Case &. Masteksos are now
tjed. furnishing the people of this
'aceriih fresh rith cai"11 froin tbe
f-U lakes adjacent to the river in the
t'souri lottoms. When vc say they
l-e most excellent eating, we speak ex
imcntaJJy; wc have repeatedly tested
eir good qualities. At their old market
'.snj ou water street, icthyophagbts can
-jufj their appetites.
(W-pai)cr Change.
! S.UtLrr.v, Esq., of this place, has t-cld
I,: the Journal Office to Messrs. Hackeii
I'iiuBHoniER of Nemaha City, to
' ii,-h f.ace the office has been removed,
-i v.htre hereafter n paper will be pub
iiL Wc have not learned the name
V the new paper.
I
Mill nicy so up.
I Mr. A. Gates is erecting a neat little
!-:ck cuf.aze on Water street, between
t:ird and Fourth.
j .Mr. Joshua Rogers is also putting up
i residence on Main street.
'
Mister's New I'nabridgcd.
U'ehave before us the advance sheets
"W eUter's Dictionary, unabridged, in
; ,e volume . of 17o0 pages, containing
:iOO pictorial illustrations; ten thousand
vt v.'crds and meanings; a valuable
;l!e ef synonyms ; table giving the pro
Nation of ihl names of 8,000 dislin
.iihed persons of modern times ; pecu
;.juse of words and terms in the liille;
tUesof Latin, French, Spanish and Ita-!-.n
r-lirascs, idioms, proverbs, fee., ren
i r-d into English; alreviations, arbi
r:ry' signs?, cc, together with all the
r.::crof previous edition." I3y Prof,
t m-bicii. O. & C. Merkiam Publish
p, Springfield, . Mass. This cannot but
jvc an invaluable edition. The cngrav
?:s are most excellent; jhe paper extra
i type, bold and clear, and the gene-
xl arrangement most admirable.
Some Great Men.
' Judging from the "leader" of the last
ounville .ldvcriiscr, there are a few
: nin Brownville, among the "immor
W and were "not born to die." We
' -c no desire to detract from their good
vs and reputation, and are quite will
- g to presume they are all the ldvcriiscr
Jyuf thftn, but we have been not a
5''.e amused at the white-washing done
i lave Ly that journal and by the Omaha
'f'jra::, over the election of a single
iiiJate in Douglas county. The Dern-l-itic
officers elected recently in Otoe
ijntyneed no paint and white-wash.
-rare composed of the "right stuff,"
" -need no varnishing to show that they
-0 of sound material. Ntbraska City
; The writer of the above, is one of the
Ws recently elected," and who
':is no' paint and white-washing;" is
mposed of right stuff end need no
-nishmg to show that they are of sound
Serial." Modest, is'nt he ? especially
en we recollect he was elected by a
'--why of less than half-a-dozen votes!
''officers recently elected," Milton,
f re cf such "sound material" that they
'w through on a faster line than that !
.TM?c Douglas In Kepljto Judge
; Black.
i e jind upon our table the lte reply
4 Mr. Douglas to Jude Black's attack
Jaliis Harper' Magazine article upon
-r- subject of "Popular Sovereignty in
'Territories." We have glanced over
'hastily; will give it a more careful
:r?, and furnish our readers with
: rac,. if not the whole article. It is
f j!t?n in that plain, forcible and bold
0 peculiar to that remarkable states-
Acting or the Legislature.
T;-e next session of the Territorial
J' Mature of Nebraska meets on Mon
: Member 5, 1659.
;r. Hroii Baker, one of the first
Jprs of this place, and who went to
' .-'-'ruia last spring overland, returned
i The body of the late J. Y. Mason, V.
I illli!nr in trnnn ...Ml"
tw i uiu arrive in
"York by the Arago, which sailed
j Havre on the lS:h inst.
T 4 rm X'lnlA
restate I air. Ohio, the first pre
r'Mor e best ten acre field was
w ,t0 a c'nzen f Dearborn county,
y'i-ced the necessary certificates
Crouable parties that his field. of
! .jj8' yielded on an" average, one
be T,ailtl ninety-six bushels to the
f ilie tecond premium "to the best
k u'f1 aerC5 -awarded upon
lhcL to the acre.
Critical Conditio h or Uie"Fope.:
A correspondent cf the London Times:
in Hiiiiuj irora l-lcrence, lUiti ultimo, j
assumes to give reliable information from
an important nature, as fol-
of
Home,
i
tows:
"The P ope's health is fast declining;
erysipelas in his left leg exhibits rather
alarming symptoms ; it causes fever and
swelling in several parts of the body. Tho
illness is serious."
To the letter containing the above, th
following is, also, added : "The Pope i.i
said to have received the extreme unc
tion, the sacrament administered to the
dying."
are nrw in receipt of car FALL GOODS,
which comprises vcrjthin a GENT, tr LADY is
likely to want. We invite our frhnUX ani the pub
lic generally to COlIC AND SEE US, ai wo will
not b un'lcr.sl J for catb.
D.J. MARTINI CO.
October 20:h. 1553. , 15-tf
We Will Purchase Yheat
As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
65 cent per bushel ; and for flour f 2,75 per hundred
pounds. We will furnUh sacks for wheat and re
ceive it, either at our Storo in lSrownville or at
Mclviu'a Mills. D. J. MALT IN & CO.
Lrownville, Oct. 20, 18:9. no!5-tf
Lost Land Warrant.
Xotice i liercliy Riven that after six necks publica.
tioa of Ibis notice, application will bo ma le to ibe Com
oiUsioner (f Pension tor a duplicate of Land Warrant
So. 6G 4C6 tor 160 acres, dated April 19. 1809. Issued to
KoKwell Auntln, a caveat having lieeti filed lb the Gen
eral Land Office against tuo ibsue of a Patent, the said
warrant having been lost. KOSWELL AVSTIX,
Cwtober 27, 1S03, viulS By E. A. WUIGIIT, Att'y
Constable's Sale.
Xutice is herehy given tliat ty virtue of an execution
i.5uid by R. J. Whitney, Justice of the Peace In and for
the C iuiity of Xemaha, in the Territory of Nebraska,
on the 30'.h of September, A. 1). 1So9, against S. B. Har
rington atid ia favor cf IiioUanl Brown, for the turn of
eighteen dollars and twenty-five cents, I, Joshua Ro
gers, Constable of said county, havo levied upn and
will, od Saturday the 6:t day of November, 1 :5t, tt 3
o'clock P. 21., oticr for s-aie to the lushest bidder for cash
in hand, lu front of the efflce cf R J Whitney in Brown
vilie in taij county, seventeen law bookit, as tho pro
perty of the sali S B narringtou iu satisfaction of aaid
execution.
JOSITUA RO jER5, Constable.
October 27, ISM vin6
THEDOLLAR DEALER
roa
NEW -VOLUME NEW TYPE.
For twenty years tho "Cleveland Plain Dealer"
has been owned and controlled, l'ubli-hed and Ed
ited by tho came individual. It has never missed a
fublication day uor scratched a Dcuiocrntic Ticket,
t has fought its way single-handed ngainst all op
pusitioa, until it has guined a Nationnl circul;ttitn
and a Nationnl reputation. From Maine to Cali
fornia the H tin Dealer is known and rend, and it
never wr in so good a condition pecuniarily, or in
better pluck, politically, to riht the buttles of De
mocracy than now. Fcr the comiug year it will be
particularly devoted to Popular Sovereiutj!
It h:is agmnst uih authority, u.ired to advocate
the right ti "tho people of a territory as well as a
State, to regulate their domestic institutions in
thtir own way," and it will continue to do so against
said high authority, "the world, the Gosh tud tho
devil." Against all Leco:cpton Constitution, flave
codes, and the re-opening of tho Slave Trade, this
Paper is devotedly dedicated from this time, hence
forth a.id forever 1
'Corns cne, come all 1 This rock shall fly
Fr.nu itsCrm base as toon a3 11"
Besides tho current News cf the Day, tho Plain
Dealer will contain in each number a TALE, Cor
respondence from a host of Contributors, and Tele
graphic Ucpot ts from all parts of the World.
Tho Commercial Deportment will bo under the
sole chtrge of James Lrokcnshire. Esq., who is ac
knowledged to b-j one of th Jes; market reporters
it the country.
The Local Department will be presided over by
that original and laughter provoking genius, "Arte
mus Ward, Esq.," whose Letters, Jokes, Oddities and
Quidities, are alone worth tho price of tho paper.
In short we arc prepared to present one of the best
and neatest and cheapest family Newspapers in the
Wcit.
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T" Post Masters arc requested to act as Agents
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liever iu Popular Sovereignty, no nutter tj what
party he may belong to take this paper. Now is tho
time to bestir yourselves preparatory to Jhe next
Presidential Campaign.
Those who want an account of tho opening of
tho New Congress, tho organization of tha New
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ted and rich affair, a majority being "Opposition," J
the President's Message aud lteportsof the Depart
ments, will commence their subscriptions December
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Address,
J. W. GItAY, Cleveland, Ohio.
October 3, 1 S5U.
The States and Union.
The Cheapest Paper lu the South-
ONLY ONE 1)0LLAI1 PEIt ANNUM, FOR
THE WEEKLY EDITION.
During the month cf October wc will commence
the puthcatiou of our paper on new, large, aud leg
ible tvpo, under the title of tho "States and Uni
on." "
It wid be conducted with an exclusive regard to
tho principles if the States-right Democracy. It
will bo independent of factious, unbiassed ly par
tial inU rests, and furnished to subscribers at the low
price of ono dollar ucr year.
The subscription price is but barely remunerative
but we havo placed it thus low in order th:t it may
te within tho reach of every Democrat and others
who aro inclined to read it. It will coutain all the
leading editorials w hich appear in the daily edi
tions, as well as a large amount t f general intelli
gence, embracing much valuable information relat
ing to the affairs of government, aud matters of in
teicst relating to literature, Agriculture, and Com
merce. It will also contain all tho Government Ad
vertisements and official notices.
The events which will transpire during tho next
twclvo months will make a paper published at the
scat of government of mare than ordinary interest.
The States and Union, during this period, will
contain a crfcct history of tho proceedings of the
Nest Congress, which will perhaps bo of more in
terest to the nation than any previous Ccngres;
since the forniatiou of the government.
It will embraco the whole political canvass for the
next presidency, up to the day on which the election
takes place ; in fact, it may be regarded as the cam
paign ja.pcr, and the cheapest papvr of the kiad ev
er issued.
We see no reason why its circulation should net
be extended to fifty thousand in a few months. The
indicaticasare favorable to such result4 from tho
substantial manifestations which wo receive day by
day in tha large number of subscribers. A remit
tance may be made for a single copy by earefu.'ly
wrapping up a gold dollar and enclosing it in an
envelope.
Postmasterr and others, who will take the troublo
of Fendinf us a olub of ten subscribers at tho rate
of ono dollar per year for each subscriber, will be
furnished with a copy of the Weekly States and Uni
on for ouo year, pratis.
1 avinents.in nil cases, require-! in advance.
Current money in the different States received in j
payment for subscription.
AH letters ehould be addressod to
JOHN P. 1IEISS,
Washington, D.C.
r morton .:eouse7T
xhsraska cxyy,.?;ehrasea.
' T. I.'GODDIN, Proprietor.
September, 23, 1S53. tf.
A History of all Religions
Containing a Statement of the
Origin, Dcrclopuicnt, !3oct lines
and GGTvrismsnt til' tlie Ilt'Iig
ious Ec7jo mi nations in Europe
and the i'nileti States,
With P.iographbal Sketches cf Eminent Divine,
by Saaiuel M. Smuclier, LL. D. Published by
Duane Kalian, Quaker City Publishing House, Z'S,
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
The subject of Ucliion and the Doctrines of sects
must always have nu absorbing interest for the
tho!:htful observer, and a ork which alv-rds the
d'iiircd information, in a convenient and Hcces.iib!e
form, at a modsrato price, has been urgently deman
ded, and will be sought for with avidity, and mu.-t
command a large sale.
Ill the present work, th origin, devel-pem :r ,
dtrirul belief, Church Government and eculiar.
ties of over eighty different religious socts, are tr-..-U1
in a style clear, cmpendions and accurate, hi. J
will afford all the information which might bo r -CiircJ
with great diCeully and expense, andm d
labor acd research, from tbe larger polemical wtiL:
and encyclopedias.
Dr. Smucker has evidently prepared thisw rk
with much care, and it exhibits great ability v.i: I
leartiiag. The articles on the different religion.-, are
very impartially written, and slio'.r thecarelul atudy
of ail n nrirp' ml icr and M iiinl r iiml aiwl tV.n i u-,
portacce and value cannot be jtoo hi-hly estimate 1 ! Jyom ' Oi vine and bearing deccnaarts,iui
of . superior and unbiassed effort in a wotk cf K beed'mr SV Z
or tee country, and it is also believed these vines have
teen propagated from for sale, and purchasers cannot
exercise too much ca a lion iu obtaining the Delaware
from a rchable source. GEO. W CAMP3KLL,
1-1 Delaware, Ohio.
11 1 U Patent Machine.
. The S-tiiat U" the, lnvccter at4 patentee '.of, the
above cvltiriited nudh:ne, and has miaufactured them
f.r over twea'.y yar, and is prepare I this aeasou to
furnii either eivht r.teu-horbC iaatline.-, thirty-two-
inch cj l;;iJi'r, with all Lis ngw improvements, gearel in j
fourdistinct way, viz. here! gear new improvement, :
! spur gear hhortl elt, brng belt. This celebrated ma-t.
I cLioe iu crdicary grain wheat, cats, barley, rye, will ,
' thrcaU and clean ready for market from 3 JO to 500 bmh- j
e!s of wheat a d. y, on from 1200 bushels of oaU or bar- !
ley, and is withtut a rival in the country. This Horse
rover, known as tho Double Pinion Power, ia the only
one ia the country of tLe kind, and for strength, dura-
! biUty and ease of draught cauuot be surpassed in the
j country.
The truck wagon for hauling the machioea are gaged
to run on the wida track with large wheel, and can be
u ci for farm purposea if required. The Equalizer for
thoroughly regulating the draught of the horses so that
one horse cannot da any more than another, nor any
less, and saves all strain on tbo machinery. The bag
ging apparatus is a new invention, attached to the ma
chine lor Hfwiug the grain as it comes trow the clc.uicr,
and saves one hand; besides avoids all disputes between
threshers and farmers.
The Straw Stacker made b me for piling the straw,
are made ef any length and are the best known for that
purptse.
All repair for Separator or ILre Powers furniubed
at the th rtest notice.
F.r prices, terms, &c, address HIRAil A. PITT3.
. .
WAR ENDED t
JUel aware Crape Vines.
A very fine stock cf the True Delaware Vines, In
ts. or transplanted from open ground; alo layera
urn large bearing vines, all strong-atul well rooted,
ir delivery in the fall. Price $2 to $3. Also.
'i. ilebecca, Diana, Union Villiase, Concord Hartford
...ic and other tew varieties, selected vines, 81 to
Tue present season has been very favorable to tbo
;'jw;h of the vine aud with increased facilities for pro
p;iiu:iin, uiy vines are much finer than I have ever bc-
f .re o.'ered. My Dclawares are propagated directlv
1';
c )
Gfreat Musli for
this kind, as too often, those pretending to civ cor
rcct information upon such subjects are prejudiced
in favor cf scmo particular sects or denoiaiiutiouj.
Mr. Kulison has brought out this great work in a
very handsomo form, . and the public is indebted to
him for a very valuable, instructive and useful book.
The pice, $1,00, is remarkably law for j uch a work,
and In order that it may have a r.tpid and extensive
circulation, he will send it to any a ddrefs, accompa
nied with a valuable Gift, on the receipt of the price
and twenty live cents to pay postage.
Mr. Rulison will send free, on application, his new
enlarged and revised Catalogue of Eooke and Gifts,
containing all informaiion relative to tho establish
ment tf Agenciis in tho Gift Conic business. Ad
dress DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House, 33, South Third
Street, Philadelphia, X'a.
A CARD.
To Pre-E.mptors and OTiiras. Persons who may
hereafter desire the services or the undertijned, and
Associates, will please send fo me -
1st. A description of the land in contest,
2d. Ti e time when the ens are tiled at tho lxa! of
fices J Aoic decided ; and Kken sent up.
Md. A copy cf the evidence taken.
Patents When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
nuifctbescut tome. The cost of obtaining patents is
only f,l0.
By complying with the above, much time wU be
raved, and the tubincss can be bc tte:' attended to.
JOHN A. T-ARKEa
Tarhlnston City, September, 15, 1S59.
. nolCK-4-3m
Two Bay Mares in Charge
ON Monday the 27th of J ud, 159, twe men
passing by the names of James Hamilton and Wm.
Johnson, stopped at the llrownvillo Housoin Drown-'
ville, N. T. having with them two large dark buy
mares. On the 29th the men left Prownville leaving
the animals at the City Livery Stable. They stated
before leaving that they had taken up the horses on
Salt ('reek between tho two Binc-3, thinking them to
be cstrnys. The mares are yet at tho City Livery
Stable in Erownville, where the owners can get them
by calling proving property nd paying all charges
connected with their keeping ; unless called for
within sixty days from thi date, they will be held
at auction to the highest bidder.
WM. ROSSELL.
R. T. ltANEY.
Farm fcr Kent and Crop for Sales.
The undersigned will rent his farm during the
the winter. The farm is located about sixteen miles
south of Pro wo ville contains 16 acres of corn, which
will bo sold on reasonable terms. .There is fire-wood
on the farm. H S. IIANIFOKU.
September 15th, 1859. - 19-4w
Arnold's Combined Grinding 31HI
Corn and Cob Crus!icr, and
Corn Shelicr.
Threo valnablo machines in one! This ia anew In
vention, and one that i well worthy tho attention of
the puij.ic, tho farniirg portion in particular; combin
ation has teen pronounced by those who have the .Mill
i.i uj-c lu one of the best ever mado, and the great val
liC of this combination will be readily ncn when the -fact
is considered that c-jch machine makes a necessity
fur the other. Thus: a .Mill makes a necessity for a
Shell er, and Shelier for a 31 ill, etc.
Beiu.i adapted to tte use of the farmer, by horse
power, as a farm implement it scarcely has an equal iu
value.
It is also adapted to steam aud water or wind power.
It is capable of grinding from five to ten bushels per
tour, requiring from two to threo horse power, accord
In;; to the quantity and quality of the work done.
It grinds sutiiciently fine for family use, making a su
perior article cf ileal, leaving it round and lively,
ahK'iiis indispensable for iij-'ht bread or puddings.
Every ono will be astonished at the difference ia this
respect in favor of the meal made in this Mil) compar
ed with that nude iu any btone mill. They have only
to make the trial to be convinced.
It will shell fitty to sixty bushels per hour, and will
grind and shell at the same tr ie.
It, will crush ttf teen to twenty buthe's of oorn and
cob per hourj mud it will crush and grind at the same
time.
It is light and portable, welphinss thre hundred Kjunds
and occupying a pace of less than two feet by three
feet.
Ttiegrinding surfaces are very durable, beinc made of
Iron as hard at. hardened cast Ktecl, and when worn out
can bo replaced without the aid of a mechanic, at the
trifling cost of one dollar aitd tifty rents, thus overcom
ing entirely the great objectija to Iron mills. Particu
lar attention in called to this feature in the Mill, as
tho difficulty of replacing crfnding surfaces in Iron
mills when worn out Is an objection to them that has al
ways been urged with great force, and has had the effect
to prevent thousands from purchasing, who otherwise
would be f lad ia di so. That objection is entirely doue
away with this mill.
ilillers will do well to examine this Mill, there be
ins no doubt that they will find it for their interest to
adopt it for a feed mill, as the grinding surfaces are re- '
placed at a much less cost than ia required to keep a
Stone Mill in order, to say nothing of the great saving
in powr and cost of Mill.
An examination of this mill is earnestly solicited, as
it must be seen in operation fo be fully understood and
appreciated.
Cards or direction are attached to each mill, which
will enable any one to bet up and operate them without
further instructions.
State and connty rlphts for sa'e on reasonable terms.
Price of mill complete $75. For particulars irjqtilre
of E. KAWSOX, No. 18 Cis street, or address G.
SIIEPAKD, Postufflce, B.x, 23U9, Chicago, 111.
nolvl
XoffiVa Patent Ohio Thresher.
The subscribers have now ready several hundred of the
above excellent machines. Wherever these Mcfflt's
Threihers have beeh introduced, it U well khown that
they are altogether unequalled; and, therefore, as ma
ny first class references can bo furnished as may be re
quired. They are built of 4, 6, 8, and 10 horse capaci
ty, and every machine Is run several hours, and thor
oughly .ested iu all its part, before leaving cur facto
ries. Wc hn ve also now ready for delivery SOItGIICM SU
GAR CANE MILLS, of the most approved patterns, and
also all the neccssry apparatus for the Domestic Man
ufacture of Sugar and Syrcp. We are now prepared to
supply our customer with Mills of the most eflKient
operation, at prices in St. Louis as low as In Cincinnati.
Descriptions of these Mills and Apparanus, also" a Trea
tise on Sorsbum Sugar Cane, and on Stgnr and Syrup
makirg, wiJ be cheerfully forwarded to all applicants.
As our farmers are ijal learning the easy and large
proiits of ralins hay foT market, we are now making
ready to supply the demand fur a Iar?e number of those
well established Dcderlck's Paralel Lever Horse pow
er Hay Presses. : "
Wc manufacture and have constantly for sale the fol
lowing hiftily approved Mscbines:
Se'.by's Patented Premium Grain Drill ; the celebra
ted Kentucky Harvester ; Atkin's Self-raVng P.eapcr;
Ppo-s U Child's Portable Saw Mills, Portable Flour &
Grist Mills; Mill Machinery, aud itationary Steam Eu
fcinei, and Boilors and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and pamphlets with
prices, terms and full descriptions cheerfully furnished
gratuitously. .
St. Louis Agricultural Works, Corner Maine Bid
tile streets, at. Louis, Mo.
CLARK, r.ICHAIiSOX & Co, t
noli-l - proprietors,
t .I.
Larton Blackbcrrj-.
To obtain the original variety for garden or field cul
ture, or circulars with directions, address,
WM LAWTOX,
vlnl New Rochelle, N T
Summer and Fall Planting.
KEXKICOTT, at the Grove Xurscry, West
III., will havo ready for delivery at the
JOIIX A.
Xorthficid,
riu'ht time :
bulbs, especially Tulips, at the low rato of $3 per
100. and $20 per M for large roots:
Strawberries, of all tho most approved varieties,
from $2 to $4 per M for most; a few sorts, like Wilson's
Albany, higher, to 40 cents per foot, according to varie
ty and form average 25 cents, and are safe to plant la
Ansnst and September.
Fruit Trees, especially Pet ches, In good variety.
Small Fruits. Currants, Houghton Goot-eberry, Rasp
berries, Blackberries, &.c, much lower thau ever offered
before.
Ornamental Trres, Roses and other Hardy Shrubbery,
in great variety and abundance; and 10,000 small to
lirge plants Uprisht Honeysuckles, Lllscs, Spireas,
Deutzia Scabra, Prim, &.C., at from $1 to $10 per hun
dred. Catalogues by mall on application; and every thing
safely packed for distant transportation; and as a rule
most things sold at about ten per cent., less in autnmn
than Spring. .- ... nolvl
D. X MARTIN & CO.,
Wholesale k TM'y
MAIN STREET,
brownville; n. t.
Announce to the Citizens of the
COUNTIES OF
NEMAHA,
RICHARDSON,
JOHNSON,
PAWNEE,
CLAY,
AND GAGE,
AND ATCHISON COUNTY
' THAT TJIET HAVE '
Just Eeceived,
Per Steamer Emigrant,
NEW, COMPLETE; AND
STOCK
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GltdCERIES,
Douglass Sugar 31 ills.
Douglass Erothers have made arrangements for man
ufacturing to an unlimited extent tbeir Sorgho or Far
mers' Portable Sugar Mills, will be prepared to supply
the demand however large, and will also be prepared
to fill all orders for Douglass and Cooper's Portable fttr
n.ice and Sugar Evaporator.
our Mills took the first Premium (a Silver Medal) at
the United states Agricultural Fair at Sandusky, conten
ding with the Mills of Hedges, Free &. Co. of Cincinnati
and H. J. Cox of Hamilton county. Ohio, ajso the first
Premium at the Northwestern Virginia Agricultural
Fair held at Wheeling, Va., and at numerous ccJunty
Fairs in Ohio.
PRICES $60, $S3, $100. $125 and upwards. Price of
Furnaces and Evaporators, $50 U$lUO.
Circulars and Pamphlets furnished on app!icatl:n.
All orders addressed to the undersigned will be prompt
ly attended to. DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
Zanesille, Ohio.
nt'GH TnOMAS DOUGLAS, General Agent,
vlnl Mt. Vernon, 0D.
PAY TOUR DEBTS ! !
With Corn.
Those indebted to mo are hereby notified that
they can liquidato their indebtedness with corn at
the highest market price, delivered at tho store of
I. T. Whytein Brownville. This request 13 made
only because I am ia debt mysclt, and cannot raise
the money, but can make uso of corn. Such an ar
rangement will be taken as a great aoconlmodation
under present circumstances. JESSE NOEL.
Erownville, Dec, 2, 1358. '.
The Daily and Semi- HVekly editions of the States
and Union wilt be much enlarged and issued at the
following rate: . "'
One Copy, one year, - - - .
Two Copies per vcar, -
SElMI-WEEKLY.
One Copyn year,
The semi-weekly States crntnins all the readin;
mattur of the daily, including News, Markets, Cou
grcfsiona) proceed ir.gs, Ac.
So-lO
53
TO EXCHANGES.
Our conntry excharge?, by inserting the above
until December 1st, (including; this Eotiee, will re
ceive the daily edition cf the States and Union till
the close of the next aession of Congress.
Other journals who do hot echange with u., by
publishing the vbove until November,' will be fur
fcubed with tho daily States and Union during the
entire scion. cf the nest Congress, ...
Carpentry JMade Easj".
Thirty-ciiiht plates, two hundred figures. The most
p-actical and valuable book fr farmers extant. Tells
how to build R.irns. and Houses, Bridges, &c kc.
Price $3; sample copy $2 by mil, postpaid ty JAMES
C1IALLEX k. SOX. PUl'.adolphia. - Agcnta wanted.
vlnl
The public Are now respectfully informed that toe
undersigned havo procured from Cincinnati and put
in opera ti(,n one of IIonier& Co.'b Hour mills of tho
latest patent, and the r.t brought to thus Territory.
They were induced to exehango their former mill
for this one, from the high charactcrthcyhave gain
ed in the cast, and from the personal testimony of
millers whohare triod them throughoutthe We tern
State?, and in view of tho increased domand for
grinding which will execcd that of any previous
year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that will do the
work better and quicker than any heretofore in ope
ration. Iu addition to their flour mill they will keep- the
Corn Mill constantly running, ready at all times to
acoommodato the farmers without detention, and by
giving thoir undivided superintendence to thobusi"
ness( assisted by their former miller, Mr. Wells,) they
hope for the continuance and increased patronage of
thoir friends.
A?sorted Lumber, Shingles and Lath constantly on
hand. GREEN & MARTIN.
Peru Mill?, Sept. 1st, 1359.
A. LTFORD. J. T. nORX
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
,. '. ' 1 . Dealers in -
AND
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
A'ails.PIows, Stoves, Furniture, &c
SONORA, MO.
April Oth.lSoS. 43-t
Dwelling House for Rent.
THE tr.ide-sigiied wll rent on liberal terms, to
prompt 111.4 careful tenant, the most commodious, tile
gant aud eligibly situated dwelling hoase in the city of
Brownvil.o an excellent cistern,' all necessa-ry jut-
tcuses aiHt a nno garocn wun.aii tae ve?etar.;es of tus
Ague ! Ague!!
A ZVetv Chemical Discovery.
Foremost among Ml the different remedies offered
to the publio for tho cure of this disease 8tand3
'Wards Telegraph Tonic.' Being entirely vegetable,
free from the use of quinine and arsenic, of which
most of the ague preparations are composed, it is en
tirely harmless in its effects, and leaves the patient
strong and healthy. If taken according todircctiocs,
it will not fail to care the worst cases. Just try
itonco and satisfy yourselves that tho Aguecanbe
cured.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, Ay Crano k ill,!?
1 urownvuio, i . 1., anu oy acatera every where.
I All orders must bo addressed to W. W. Ward,
j Leavenworth, Kansas, General Agent for Kansas
and ttio V estern States.
July 14, 1S5'J. 3m
SADDLIEiaY,
Glassware,
F(yJMOTMll,!
SASH D00ES,
ESJlflvilliiflo allnffsino-
ju vimi xija.hax x m. v c iatu
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps, etc.
3STFcver ana Ague Killer Will
cure aicie and fever, chilis and lever, drsnib ague, inter
mittent and remittent fevers, and all the various forms
of levers incident to bilious climates. If there Js a
mnn, woman, or child suffering w-jth ague end Jrvrr,
they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and
Ague Killer. It is aoi!te curetpeedy and perma
nent. Try it.
PliceSlper bottle, or 6 bot.Iesfor $5.
Dit. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets
St Louis, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be
addresser to pet the genuine.
Sold by J. II. M AUX & CO, AgcnH, Brownville.
jDr; Baker-s Specific will cure
gonorrhea, gleet, stricture, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases of the kidneys, bladder, aud all diseases of the
genital organs, aeader, have yon a private disease 1
Do not neglect it. Delay it dangerous. Dr. Baker's
Specific is a safe, speedy, aud radical enrc. With Dr.
Baker's Specific yon can curt yourtelf, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
medicine. Price $1 60 perbottle.
5-Ir. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut stretf
St Lonis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom ail order
mnst be addressed, to get the genuine. Eojd by
WO
Weeded or esired
Can be had at our Stofe, and on terms as
favorable as those of any other
House in the West.
We Do a Cash, or Exchange 'for
Produce Trade, and aro Deter
mined thereby to Give our Cus
tomers mnGAiA.s.
We solicit a continued and increased
patronage, pledging ourselves to spare
no pains to give entire satisfaction in
prices and quality.
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Land Warrants,
P"or Casli ,iaci on Timo
We are prepared to loan Land Warranta of all sixes to
settlers on such time as they may doolre long or short
at tha usual rates.
A constant supply of Warrants will be kept on band
fur sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere In
town. . . , ; 1
Buy of regular dealers and beware of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by us will be guaranteed to be
genuine iu every respect and will be excatngedif de
fective. Being permanently located in Brownville, we can al
ways be found at the old atand a few doors east of the
Brownville njuse.
LUSHBAUGHSt GARROS",
Bankers, and Dealere in Land Warrants.
JOSEPH L. ROY,
IB IF2. IB
HAIR DRESSER
Onr Atclilson County Friends
Will find very much to their advaniagt to
deal tvith vs.
(Give us a Call,
And satufx yourselves that we have the
Q- O O 23
And are
Main Street,
IIAXD WASTED.
I wi5"h to enir-ll a cooi, eteady hAad, to labor as
scascn in an aivanrcd Mate of cultivation, rport the ' a farm baud fcr the tena of one yeir. '
I tenuis. p. L. MrGART. CUERAN HUTCtllNS.
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Agriculture, Live- Stcci:,
Fruits, Gardening. Do
mestic Afiairs, IvTcch-
Cn the rst rf f vvrv m.-.t'.h i 1 v. tr, on.I s
copy to tho getter tp of ev-?rv l t-f t.r..
The volnnn L--al Oct. l?t,'lS.. tp-:-.. ruir
hers furniihei frratia on a --i-heai ,:;. i.' :..k utitili'.Ti
can be fjrniat cd.
Will every friend of Aii;u'fur-; i.r.l PMj-j.-.ii.-,n
in Nebraska, Northern Khi ', vuth-rn Iwi, ani
Xurthern llisscuri, lend a h.!pic htui, t t-i'aV i.-h
act! miintaia a journal dovjttd rA.-!usiv-!y U tho
iatert-sf abtvo uame-t. ThTs 13 tot ?.:
within lhg rcinn nsmed b'lt ran and euj! t-1
furnish n club of at lea;. 10 utr.nC:u. ort-1
aloi: witliout dc!av.
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KUT. V,'. FLN'AS
r.-'jr.-r. vine, y. T.
Administrator's Sale. -
NOTICE is her.ty given th.t; oy virtn.-'f n
ordrof the lVobate Court of Nemaha ccuntv. N. T..
granted on the lOih day cf ivj tinVf , V--VJ. th
undersigned will offee at p'.ll '3 a!e u h' -Lei
tidier, (.u ?dtur!ay tho i"i ..l iy of 0.;t.1. r, A. IK
ISiO. between the hours of Q oY !.:';. A. aud tho
snttins at tha door r,f the cC".ve , f I. .
AVhitrjcy,ia LmwbvIIJc, Nemaha counfj,I'. T., t).
following' Jcscrihctl Un 1, to-ni: : tha '.xrth-west
of section number 15, iu township r.u:u'3or4, r. i'.i
er rarr r.a'ib--r 1 3, niiof tlt ; !fc-fri.i'-lm s.. e ' .
diaa irt Nc't-k r,-?l f''t!'-''t' Vt, Pi-Hi it,
cf the Kiuceof theh'.u t ii;i::m V.'i I ,'a.d .ca-ftd.
O. T.. finwrCTT, AJ.riiai trr.t. r.
Erownvi:, Sor.i.Hth, Is53. 10 Cl-iT
tratenc?a; Jifc.r.'lLlU cL-S DIALS, manu
faoturcdatFitt.burh, Pa.,ftBd sold by V'. W.
Wilson, Ajrent.
For All latitudes.
In additiilt to the hour rirol.-' siiK.liirixt ,iV.nw
the true time to minutes, these Dials havo engraved
Equation Tables, showing the difference between ap
parent ard trno tima everyday fa the year; a mh
ror inserted, whh-h rrftprt thn nl..i:i. h, iva
exact course, and the consentient direction of the
wma; a eorcrass, circle, 4a Heine-ma le ui!h great
accuracy! of hedutiful anfl dnivild.. vrn4n,i,..-i,in
and very ornamental and useful, this vaiuabia work
of art should have a place on the groundiof all im
proved country residences, plantations garden,
lawns, Ao. A cast iron coin ma oi'Dori? Order, thrc-
feet high, is furnished at So each. Tho dials ore 3
to 9 inches diameter,. Piico cf No. 4, S15 : No. 3,
510; Mo. 2, $7; Nr. 1, Tbo No. 4Di.il andccl
umn, S20, is generally preferred. D?rectrnns nccom
panyby which they aro easilysct up nr.d adjusted
to the true meridian. - Order promtiUv filed.
Au-. 18, IS59. ' - n5lf
Spear's Patent Corn Iluskcr.
A machine capable of Hubking as much Cora la 1 day
as ten hands I
Speare's Patent Corn Ilusker was Inrroduced to the
notice of Eastern agriculturist, in January lat, and
the iraniediata recogaition of its great merits, and tbo
approbation It has met with from the farmius commu
nity is fully tested ty the fact that Bince is introduc
tion to the notice of the agricultural public in the east
and sou'-h, (uiily six mouths sitce ) 2000 huskers nave
been sold.
The machine Is now upon exhibition at our office In
St. Lo iis, and wo respectfully invite the farmers and
agriculturists of this and the adjacent Counties and
States to call and satisty themselves by personal inspec
tion of the machine, of the simplicity of Its coutruc
tion, the easy and perfect manner in which it performs
its work, and tho immense saving of time and labor it
effects.
Dealers and agents have now a chance of more ample
remuneration, by purchasing this machine, than will
again occur for years in this 'section of the West. Let
them at ence communicate with us and they will find
our terms to be tho most liberal and encouraging. We
also effyr for sale county rights at a very low ilgure and
upon easy terms. ,
The lluker will bo on exhibition at tho next State
Fair in St. Louis, and we will guarantee to the purch
aser thereof that its pcrforaiaace wlllive them entire
satisfaction, otherwise the purchase money will be re-
Price twelve dollars each.
EKAGG&KCaitOUS, St. Louis, Mo.
TESTIMONIALS. John A. Clark, one tf tho Editors
or tne evening .Dispatch, Augusta, Geoigia, writes as
New Touk Juno 17, 1S59.
Messrs. N. T. Spears Co tiasAtt r bavin',' at
tentively wateheuthe operation of your cm i;usker
it is a privilege to bear testimony to the great merit of
the invention. You have claimed for iA. nothing which
ithas not in my presence pioved itself Ci-pafcie. Our
farmers will appreciate your labors, and it is not need
ed that I should wiah you a tuccess which is already iu
your grasp.
Eespoctfully, &c, JOIIX A. CLAHKL.
Ebizabeth Town, X. J., Jan T2,
Messrs. .V. T. Spears $ Co. Gents .Your Corn
Husker was received this morniDg. I started ctr imme
diately with my horses and waguu to try c.y hand at
shelling. 1 traveled uiily a few miles, as every farmer
wished to see the Hu:-ker work. I got back about eight
o'clock, making circuit of about four miles, I sold ten.
That will do for half a day's wotk. I can sell S'JO. Tour
fortune is made. Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM" KILES.
It has also received strong expressions of commenda
tion from Hon. C. S. Flint, Secretary of the Massachu
setts Board of Agriculture, Hon. J.-V C. SiuUh. ex-
Mavor Of Boston. Tlolli-i R.trman nf M
James Allen, of Massachusetts, ILm Marshall P Wilder
01 -udssato-aseiis, rror. iiapes, of ewYork, and nu
merous others.
In addition to the above, we havo certificates from a
large number of distinguished men, who are interested
In our agricultural iudustry, who endorse the merits of
this machine in the strongest terms.
Among them, the Hon. Henry w. Bcnchley, of Mass..
who says :
I havo had reDeated onnorf linitloa r,r n'iiniii,
Dractical otieratii.n of Mr. SF.-ir -.,-n i',,.i-,
- I w.u .i. m i p a
iave tested it thoroughly, and unhesitatingly prononrrce
U beyond comparison the best, If not the only practical
without injury to the Corn, and wiih astoni-hin? rapid
ity. Its simplicity of construction, rapid aud ctncient
working and low price, wilt, ia my judgment command
for it an unlimited sale.
The Uildcrsisned have tha n'ennnrn rt InfnrnN o,n
farming community that they havo this day, Austst 29,
1S59, purchased from tho patentee the right of man
ufacturing and selling "Spear's Corn nuiker." and are
prepared to fill orders witH promptness and dspaich.
Farmers and all others intereoied, desiring further
Informati m will please write for circular.
Ail oruers and letters should be addressed tt
BRAGG it BL'RIUWES. Si:. Louis. Mo.
OfSce, comer of Third and Market strcc's.
no lvl
ISHAlSinSAViS, '
ATTOBNEY. AT LAW,
REAL ESTATE AG EXT,-.
FnU Vity, Richardscn County. . ITc"brn.-ka.'
Wi lzsre prompt attcuti n to all professional busi
ness intrusted to his care In Eicha.-dsot and adj -iam
counties; also to the drawi.ig q'. J'-e t-;, rre-mptiiTi ?a-p-rs
fcc.. c. jT'.v j:; '.i iai;.ii.;
Brownville Hotel Scrip.
TI1EI1K itp;irrj fob? yet urr..-o.vrred about t.'o
of Brewatrl Hotel Fvrip. Th fc.-Idir or h-V!erj
aro hereby ncfii-.d tl ait;: : hh j r.scr.;. I for
piyme'nt within sixty U IV. ni tl.ij el ite t.J hu
ird'herson, TriHtc.'L'rowcville, N. T., collection
will hi forev,-r bnrrcJ.
E. V,r. l'UUNAS, Pro:. V.. TT. Co.
O. P. Li3r, Scretorv.
Brownville, ?e:t. 1st, 'i?. .- ui-.
l lib Mercantile trni tf Crano it li:.i tn-.-nt-i
fcro existing i.i this d ay dis.Tvcd by mutual con
sent. Theodore Hi'.l having par-hi.-e'l tho entire
intercut cf Merchandise, Note? and A.-.uiit of Jorftis
Crane, tho bocks and a.rc.ant of tho Jiaj remain at
'the oil stiand, No. 17 Main S'reef, in c'mr ri of Mr.
Theodore Hill who Trill a tj us: a'.l cni-tvl-d'tjiir.ess !
of said rm.
JONAS Cr.ANF.
t;ikoiokk iiilij
Brownville, June 13th, l-'-3. 5 L -1
Found.
A NOTE of band, caKincr for over one hcrr-lred doll irn,
which owr.er cm have ly caKir. j at this i2.ee and fiyiut
for this advertisement.
Said Four Stamps for a Specimen of
11 NEWS FROM HOME-''
A Weekl.T summarv oftlm l.itoaf 5nt.ii;rr(.n.n .
ceired from England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales anp
the British Possessions in every part of the world,
and devoted to politics, literature, science, art, his
tory, sc, xe.
The "Sews from Home"
Will be rorward.'d
subscription, viz :
$2 for ono year; 1 tor six months; 50 cents for
three months.
Postmasters and ncwsnar.pr ofn(-Mrireiint!,r;T-.rl
to act as agent?. A liberal allowance made to par
ties getting vp clubs.
Address TOVDK0W A LAV
Editors and Proprietors, New York.
April l4,'o;i-ly
Probata rrcticc.
Whereas appUca'icn hat beca m.de to the Proba'o
Court 0 Seraahi County, KebrasV Territory, hy w ti
liam Iluhlitzeti, A,l..i;r.:stra;ur cf tl.e c.-tat9 ft Mary
S;mpson, late cf i.'emaha county, d-'cea-rd, f ,r tha saio
of certain real property In wU-r ti.cbtaln nicies tod
fiay tho c-xperh.es of a.hnitiU-erin.' s-iil E-ute nov.c
berct-y Riven t ) aM ccrxerrrd, t::-.t a.i' ardty V.a 13'h
day cf Kovcmber, 1S5J, i tin: ! iy i.:trd f.,r hcarirs:
said appli alim tc' jre tl e Pro' ate Cii'rt, tf Keoia';
County, X'ibrJ.-ki Territory, at I ) o'c.-Mt-.V. M.. at my
oillce in Jlron-uvilie ia sid c-.nity, Tt.Srn l1 vtioit
all persrs iicrcstrd m iy i.fve-! .n:d hi -v taasov.Uy
authority fur the sjU silo mr .:,jt be irr.ntfi.
ii. J. WUiiXY, Prcta'.o 3-S.s;.
October e:h, 1533. C-r$7
. Probato IVoticc.
NOTICE n hereby given, to till per:-cn interested
that Itus.II lVt;ry ha? b-r-n a pi intcd A-trr.in-is-trator
cf tho E?t.it? cf V.'iliiatn' C:?ri. r, lata of
Nemaha county, .Nebraska Ttrri.ry. IW..r. - hv-
ing cliiira) against laid Fstatnnro hereby not;ii-.-I ti
pn-sent them ta tho I'r.l.itc -Ji;.l rc .-"ail oou.nty,
nt BrowovilJ?, on or before tho - I Mondny c f Oc
tober 136Q, or they will forever be uurtd collec
tion. R.J. VrillTNSV, Probata .lu.Jge.
Sept. 2Z1, li:'j. nll-:;t--S
owifdOfiiss
. C. S. KXEPFER,
33roxvnvillo, I'C. rZP.
Tnforma the rublip thn.t hn i no i rnraw i
all tho necesrary eppnratus sarh as hcarj iron jf.clt
screws for raovin". rn'-ir r r !.,-..ti-.. l.nt? r:. . r
every description, without injury to tte p!-istciing.
liia facilities are siiuh. in thi. I !. t l,
fail to satisfaction, '
Carpenter and Builder,
In which bu?ine?s hntrui' h't frn-ri.-.nM .-1
qualifications are su;h ai to secure fcr him a liberal
pa.ronugo.
Scpt. 22 1, 1S;3. Dll-tf
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A. B. .HOLLABIRD & CO.,
Machinists, Founders and
Engine Builders,
I'i cnt street. West of Smith.
CINCINNATI. O
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Wonld moEtrc?iectfuIly inform theirfricnd?and
tho nub'.ic ?eneranT. that fi
a t j 1 " " nun jjh-
Dared to execute all ortlcrs in thf-iriin nif!i.,rr.mf.T.
nes3. ilaving lately enlarged thtir shop and with
me incrcasea 1 acuities they now possesj, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill Engires of every Descriptioa.
Constantly on han t: consisting cf the t'ash, Circu
lar and ilulcy. IiH Gears and every description of
Jasticg?,waxrtritcd to be well :aade ia every particu
lar. They haye also a Boiler Yard attached to their
establishment, which enables them to ovcrsco all
work in that line furnished by them, and aro pre
pared to work on ai reasonable terma at any other
shop in the country.
: Those ia want of anything in our line, wor.M do
well to jrive us acall and examine our new pattern
Probate Xoticc and Sale.
NOTICE notice is iererr piven to al! per nslntcrcst
ed that Avery Carter Las been appointed Administrator
of the estate cf liuga Gcrld, late of Xeaiaha coui.ty,
XcbraikaTerritKry. rersocshavMiijclaima acainst jid
estate are hereby notiiied to present them to the Pri bate
Judi;e of said roun'y. at Brownville, on or before the
12:a day 0 September 13.51, er tiiey will forever be de
barred collection ; and theaid Avery Carter is farther
anihorized to sell the pors'-nal property telorpip? to
said estate, cr sufficient to satisfy all demands, at pub
lic auction or at priTatc sale as may seem test, on the
13th day of Tecterscer l9.
It. J. AVITITXET, Probate Jcdce.
Lrownville, August Stth, 1839 7-3t.$4.
FOR SALE by
m;ha; iT. T
LaiidVrarraiiii
X. M::?.VIi:
(Over Sei-Iu A Grcenba urn's Clothiuj Store,)
Brownville, IT T.
Thorror-rietor would ret-reell'iilly iofV.rm this mh.
Ii3 that he has opened up aod e-tablish'?d for the re
freshment tf the inm-r man, at the al..vo m'-ntitne-l ,
p'aee. whero all am be aerwi.Tn --.dated wl'h fhe br.t
of Wines and Liq'jojf. :vnd enjoy tiio at!i,'c;iL-'
a-i"nce of the bc.-t ou.iiiiy of s-e-ir. A lint cias
23xxjZLirxMXD x2ZJisr:,
Phc.'an's Patent Coinlimiti;n Cusiti'-n-t, with ail th
jioderm irnproreroc:ntj. i. also cn the remise f .r
ti c cnjf.yment tf a:l who de):7!i' id f hi "ntl'Mnsn
ly and scientific gam". EVAN WOiiTHIXG.
Bcpttmbor Iio?. ull-Sa
FRUIT TREES.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Shrvls, Rosei, Vines, Plants, eic.
II ILLS & CO.,
iko'ents for
A. Falmestock & Sons..
TOLEDO inJRSERIE'Sr
AEE now canvas-iirrcXemataand Ki- hjrdvticiuritle.
Xebrarka; ui:d Atchi"ii co'-nty. iix.nri; r(H-eiii.2
order for Fruit Trcs, Scrubs. Vim.. Eversreert", .c.,
iiC. They call tLo attention cf Fa. tiers iit other 0e
sireins anythingjii tl.eir line ro lie advnu;c tf par
chains uj plies at fueir Nurery. Ti.e s'ctk is com
plete and prices as favirabte tiat of any other Xur
bery anywhere, and all warranted to be a renrercsted.
Order cm alio te lc!t at U;a AdvtrUttr cEca lirowa
viiie, K. T.
J aly 7:a, 13.
PRINCE c CO.'S
IMPROVED MELQDEOHS,
1YITI2 DIVIDED STVEIiIa
The St-zt-Tijiied Lrt'i Instrument in the xsorli.
List of Prices:
Four 0:tave Melodeon $45 C'
Four-ani!-ba"f Octave ilelocccn C c-o
Five Octave Meii-de,a 73 to
Five fictave Mei-Aleo.i, nmo Cae, Fonr t:ps $1jC CO
Five Octave Mclode n. d,') :? reel.pjr'.altetiio 130 f
Six Octave i.re!'.'"n, Piilo C;?e 130 Oti
Five Octave .'fcti.deon, P:ano Co -e. iei0 rccd 150 .
Five cvtaV? Me..dCon, BtU-M Banis. f on'' op C!j CO
Tha Orrn Melneon. Pva ;ets ItecSs, two Uanls -
Keys and Pcia! Ba , 3SD (Vt
Fir&t Premiui awardel wherever esh.bitcd. Iipj
tratcd price circula :s sent 1-y ru..il.
Orders Prrmntlr i ille l By
C.F.O. A. PRINTS &. CO.. B.iC.-.o, X. T.
geo. a.p?.incf. i.co . no.l;esi.,ch:c.f:r.
GEO. A. P?.1XC2 &CO.,7Fa-:c-ast. J. Y. City.
July 7th. 13o3.
S. 'V. SlasItln? & Co.,
17!, Walnut Street. ".r;t So f-,'o? G.bion J7oi.e.
t;vc;.v.v.iT:,
IV'alers in Sc-'.s Trcs. .5L.-:.bi. TJo.-ei, -TMdisi
Fh-fi Cut Vf-zi-i, .-.ya:;ral lr.j-ct.:et.:s, iree
an.:rl2l i'ru'j, 4i.