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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1859)
THE ADVERTISER LOCAL. BROWNVILLE, DEC. 22, ST9. TERMS: for one yer, If paid in advance, - - $2 00 at the end or 6 months, 2 60 -.,. " " "2 " 1 (X) Club of TJ or more will be furnished at $1,60 per nnnm, provided tie cash accompanies the rder, nut .herwise. jj- Tb "Nebraska Advertiser" baring 3ucb the largest circulation of any paper in je Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St. iouii, St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East rn carkets where Nebraska merchants pur y.ase. will find no better advertising medium a the Western countryC2 . - - v ;lanks, Clanks. w have on hand, printed la superior style, and for I cheap for cash, a fresh supply of m Varranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds, Trust Deeds. Honda lor Deeds, Justice, sheriff and Constable Blanks, JJlanfc lTeemption papers, Towntihip Plats. Bills Ladinjr. Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc. which we rail the especial attention of those in need. b Triii! iK of any and every dencrtption executed to -ccr in a vtyle inferior to none, produced in any part of he chantry. We except no c-flce iu the Went, or elsc l.ere, and offer specimens of our work as evidence. lectures in Brownville. The first lecture of the course was de jvcred on Saturday evening lat, by Rev. f. W. Tipton. We have not the tpace, either is it necessary, to give it more ban a brief notice. The subject he chose ;r the occasion, was a comparison of two the greatest orators the world has ever rocJuced Demosthenes and Webster. The conclusion Mr. Tipton drew from comparing the . oration of Demosthenes n the crown, with the speech of Daniel 'tVtbster in reply to Mr. Hayne, was, that .Lis oration of the "Great Expounder of ,he Constitution,' was not inferior in force of style, or clearness of expression, md that it contained less malice and less -otism, than the greatest production of .he most renowned of Grecian orators. The second lecture will also be deliv ered by Mr. Tipton, on Saturday even ;'r;?, Dec. 21th. Ladles' Festival. ' The Ladies composing the Congrega tional "Sewing Circle," will give a Sup per on New Year's Eve. We will give the proposed Festival a more extended notice next week state the place cf holding it, the admittance fee,&.c, &c. A mere knowledge of the fact that this social, gathering is gotten up by the La dies will be sufficient to convince any one that "it cannot fail to be highly entertain ing. . Masonic. At a. meeting held on last Saturday, the T7ullowin!: gentlemen were elected officers "of Nemaha Valley Lodge No. 4, A. F. '&A. M.: j- R. W Furnas, W. M. ; G. W. Brat ton, S. W.; It. T. Uainey, J. W.; D.ivid Seigel, Treasurer ; T. W. Bedford, Sec retary; C. S. Langdon, S. D. ; A. Hob ilizell, j: D.; C. W. Wheeler, Tyler. For the Ladles. We take pleasure to inform the ladies of Browuville and vicinity that Mrs. Hejeoden has opened a choice assortment of Bonnets, Ilead-Dresses, and other ar tides pertaining to the Millinery business. Mrs. II. is also prepared to execute, on thort notice, all kinds of work in the dress-making as well as in the millinery ; line. labile Hcctln;? Lectures. The following are the proceedings cf a meeting, held on Saturday evening, Dec, 10, at the office of Judge Wheeler. for the purpose of organizing a Lyceum in the City of Brownville : The meeting was organized by call ing Col. Nixoa to the Chair, and appoint ing T. R. Fisher Secretary. The objects of the meeting were stat ed by the Chairman in a few appropri ate remarks. Judjje Ilewett then addressed the meet ing on the advantages to be derived from organizing the Brownville Lyceum. He concluded by moving That the citizens of Brownville en deavor to have a course of lectures de livered in this City the present Winter. The motion was seconded bv Dr. liol- laday; and after some discussion was passed. On motion, a committee of five wa3 appointed by the Chair, consisting of Judge Hewett, Dr. Holhday, G. II. Wilcox, George Likins and Luther Hoadley, to secure a suitable room, and invite per sons to deliver lectures, On motion, the Chairman and J. II. Maun, Esq., were added to the above committee. On motion, the Meeting adjourned sine die. G. II. NIXON, Chairman. T. R. Fisher Secretary. Arthur's Home Magazine. The January Lumber of this welcome monthly is upon our table. "The Young Artists," Fashion Plate, and other en gravings, are beautiful, and the reading is choice and entertaining. The present number commences the fifteenth volume of this high-toned periodical. Published at Philadelphia. Terms. S2 a year. Probate Notice. Whereas it bat teen made to appear that claims are cxiNiiu;r asaint tbe estate of John Moore, deceased, late of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territ ory. Notice is is hereby Kiven that I have appointed Sacurd ly the Ith day of January, . Jj. 8G0 as tbe djy for the hearing of (.aid claims, ami ail person having claims against tbe said estate are hereby net i tied to Hie tl.e same at my office on or before that day, or they will be forever bar- red from recover in mtu claims and from totting oil" the fame in any action whatever. (liven under my hand this 6th dav of December A D ISS9. CVULS W. WHEKLLR. Probate Judge. Ordered that the above be published six successive week in the Nebraska Advertiser. Brownville. Pec. 8, 1S59 -6i$7 Probate Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given to a!lperonsinterestcd that aa it Rppears that there are claims ariurtt the estate of Andrew J. Dair, late of JuhiiKon county, Nebraska Ter ritory,deceased, 1 have appointed Monday, the ttb dyof March, 1360, as the final day for hearing claim aciiinst saH estate. Persons having claims against said estate arc hereby notified to file them at my ctteo on or be fore the fcaid day, or they will forever bo debarred col lection; and from setting ofl' tbe same In arv action whatever. C. A. COSIIKN. Act ins JikIko of Probiite. Ordered that the above notice be published for twelve successive weeks in ihf .Nebraska Advertiser. ti. A. GOSHEN, A. J. P. Abraham Makk. Administrator. Johnson Curvty, November 15. lSf.9. v4n20-I2tf$13 1859. 1859. IMWIilAI, & ST. JOSEPH II. . I"ALL ARRANGEMENTS. Mnrniiip Train leaves St. Joseph Ht - - 6:00 Kvening Train leaves do do - - C.40 St. Joseph ia reached by the Wet-torn Stace Line. Passengers save time aud tiresome staging by this route. Pailr conn cellars made at Hannibal w.th nliJKjiiern and Southern Railroads and Packets. J T D Haywood, Sup't., Hannibal. D C Sawxn, General Agert, St. Joe. P B Groat, G. Ticket Agent, Han'bal Tiieo. Hill, G. T. Ag't, Brownville. November 24, 1S59. Better than Kold ! IIHIIH IIHH HUH IIHH IIHIIH IIHH IIHH IIHH I1IIHHHHHH HHHHHHHH IIHH IIHH IIHH IIHH IIHH HUH IIHIIH HHHH mini inn inn inn inn iiiii mn , inn mn mini LLLLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LL LLLLLLLLLL LLLLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LL LLLLLLLLL Sells all kinds of Goods CHEAPER. . THAX JXY OTHER HOUSE IX THE UPPER COUXTRY. TO PURCHASE DRY-GOODS, TO PURCHASE GROCERIES, TO PURCHASE PROVISIONS, TO PURCHASE BOOTS & SHOES, TO PURCHASE QUEENS W A RE, TO PURCHASE FANCY GOODS, To Purchase Ladies Dress Goods, mm a m Provision & CSroccrr J3 T o n 2U , MAIN ST., BROWNVILLE, N. T., Luthbanjh j- Carson Old Dunkinj House j Christmas Hop. 1 Do not forrret the Christmas Ball, at the residence of A. M. Barnes. Esq on Monday evening next. Mr. B. will spare no pains to get up an entertainment '.hat will be agreeable to everybody ac- custommcd to attend social balls. We are informed he is procuring an inexhausti ble supply of quails, wild geese, wild tur keys, and everything else necessary to gratify the tastes of epicurians. He has also secured the services of a Brass and String Band, also a Melodeon. We sup pose this will be the most brilliant affair the kind that ever come off in the vi cinity of. Brownville. Webster's Dictionary. In another column will be found an ad vertisement of a new pictorial edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, pub lished by A. &. C. Merriam, Springfield, Mass. This book has been noticed at Jerjjth in our paper a few weeks ago, and, consequently, we deem unnecessary to repeat what was then said about the xcelkuce of the work, the beauty of the illustrations, &x. asrlcnltnral Books. We call the attention of the farmers of ' Nebraska to the advertisement of C. M. ' Saxton; Barker &. Co., New York, to be found on the second page of to-day's pa per. Every intelligent farmer should kave a library of well-selected agricultu ral books. The catalogue of that pub lishing house, furnished on application, is tery extensive, and conprises several va- j able books and treatises, which should in the hands of all those who cultivate ihesoil. I Cadets Lady's Book. ! The January uumber of this excellent j lajazine has been received. It contains ljree elegant steel engravings, one color- d fash ion plite, and a number of full raje engravings, designs, patterns, etc., j uh the usual amount of reading. Now j the time to subscribe. Published j Philadelphia at S3 a year. in SHERIFFS SALE. Wm. S. Hall, Vi. Able Lion Notice i hereby given that by virtue ft an execution issued from the Clerk of the District Court fur Nemai a Cnuuty, Nebraska Tc-ritoiy, against Able Lion aud in favor of Wm. S. Hall for the sum of seventeen hundred and thirty dol larn and eiuhly-oiic cents and cost!', I, J. B. Wells. Sheriff of said county, have levied npon on the neventhday of December, A. I). 1S6S), ami on Tnes'tay the twenty-.seventh day of December, A. 1). 1S59, at one o'clock P. It. of raid day, at the door of the house iu which tbe last term of court was bcid at Bro'vuville in Raid c unity, w ill sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for caMi in hand, as the pri perly .r raid Able Li m, to satisfy paid execution, the toih vinK d( fc: Ibed property, t. wit : one hundred thousand feet of tun ed lumber, consisting or silln, joists, lbmiing, ttuddins. siding. sdieetiriK, rafters, and Snishisi;; lunib;i; the Fad lumber w ill be sold in lots or by tbe hiu p, as may be required on day of sale The above lumber is all onthe island known as the Soiiora Island, all in y.'A order. J. B. WKLUS Sheriff of Nemaha County, N. T. Brownvilla, Pec. 7tb, 18o9 u22-3t-$ C:ee P. J. HENDGEN CALLS ATTENTION TO II IS Fresli and Superb StockTof Receuily opened ovi in Brownville, nis stock is all ft esh and pure, and cmiiot fail to five purchasers satisfaction. Provisions, Confectionaries, Choice Liquors, Preserved Fruits, Groceries of all Kinds. JTTi"Renjeniber that ITcndiren sells cheaper than any other house in BrcwnvilU October 27, 1859, vln!6yly :THE GLOBE, Tlie OHcial Paper cfCoHsress. 1 ha!l pu'oIUU the Dnilj Globe, and tbe 6003x1:3 pional Globe, s ml Appendix daring the next fession of Congrca. The Dilj Globe nA ccntain s report of the debates in both branches cf CoEjrts, j la ken down bj reprterf , eqoal at !ca;t, to any corps of shorthand writers in this or any other count;-y. When the debates of the day do not make more than forty-fire col amna, they shall appear in the Glebe ot tbe next morning, which will contain, iso, the news of the day, together with inch editorial arti cles ti3 rasping erents suggest. The Congressional Globe and Appendix, will con tain a report of all the debates in Oonoress, rerised by the Speakers, the Messages of the I'resident of the United States, tho Annual reports of the heads of the Lxecutire Department', the Reports of com mittees of Congress on important subjects of gen era! interest, tho Laws pasfed daring tbe session, anJ copious indexes to all. Tiiise will be printed on a doable royal sheet in bool: form, royal quarto me, each number contaiuing sixteen pages, avur nging 2,o87 words per page. The whole will make between 1.700 and 2,000 wiges. It is believed ttat no book has ever bean published at so low n rate. Last year I advertised in the Daily Globe for fix months, and in about one hundred other tttvg; a- pers in th5 LTnitel State?, a reward to any person tf two hundred nnd forty-five dollars, wno would pro duce a bovk published at so low a rate, and ncne was pn-duced. The largo number cf copies st.b scribed for by Congress enables me to afford the de bates tn subribcrs so cheap. The Congressional Globe and Appendix pass free through the trails of the United States, as will be seen by reading the following joint resolution pas ted by Corgress Acgnst 6, 1852 : Joint Rtsolulion' Providing for tht Dis- iibut ion of tht Laws of Congress and the Delates Thereon: With a view to the cheap circulation of the laws of Corigre.-s, and the debates contibuting to the true in terprctation thereof, acd to make free communi cation between the representative and constituent bodies : . lie it rosolved by the Senate and IIouso of repre sentatives of the Lotted States ol America in tne Consress assembled. That from and after the prss ent session cr Congress, the Congressional Globe ana Appendix, which contain the iaws and taode bates thereon, shall pass free through the mails, so long a the same shall be published by order of Con eress: Provided that nothing herein shall bo con strued to authorize the circulation of the daily Globe, free of postage. Approved, Angnst 6M 1852. TfcllMS: For a copy of the Daily Globo 4 months $.1,09 1'or a copy for a less time (per month) 1,00 For a copy of the Congressional Globo and Appendix during the session 3,00 liunk notes current in the rection of the country where a subscriber resides will bo received at tar. The whole or any part if a subscription may be re mitted in postage stamps, which are preferable to any cuareucy except gold and silver. Where Di nk notes under $0 cannot be procured 1 will send two copies for $5. A paper wilt not be sent unless tno money accom panies the order for it. I cannot nS'ord to exchange with all the newspa pers that desire the Globe, but I will send tho ci.ii- Globe during tho Session toallwhoshall pub;ish this pros-pectm three times before the first Monday in next "weinbor. those who publish should send their pap. rs containining it to me, marked with a pen, to direct attention to it. The Congressional Globe and Appendix will be stereotyped, and there fore, I thall bo. able to send the back numbers for this session to all who may subscribe after-the fes . . - . .... i,,t sion commences ; but n tno nrst euiuon snau cive been exhausted before tho subscription money is re ceived,! shall cbnrge one dollar additional per ccpy, to pay tbe expense of putting the plates on thepriss. Subsvripti'.ms should reach mo as early 03 the first week in ceembcr, to insure complete copies at the prices advertised abeve. JVllA .'. Kl LS. Washington, October, 1659. November 3, 1859. "MORTON HOUSE, . . MAIN STREET, NEBRASKA CITY, XEBRASEA. T. I. GODDIN, Proprietor. September, 29, 1859. , tf. WAR ENDED! (&reat IRLiish for THE; DOLLAR DEALER 1 W -mf m ' 1NW VOLUME KEW TYPE. SHERIFFS SALE. HEW STOCK. VS. E. M.McComa NOTICE is hcrebv riven that bv virtue of an ex ecution issued from the ofS'e of thi Clerk of the District Court for Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter ritory, against E. M. McComas and in favor of Ber nard, Adams A Go., for tho sum of $203 dollar?! snd 65 cents: I, J. LI. WclM, Sheriff of sai l county, have levied upon, and on Tuesday, the 24th day of January, A. D. ISS'J, between the hours cf ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock, r. M., from the door of the house in which tho last terra of said Court was held at Brownville in eaid county, will sell, at public sale, to tho higheft bidder, for cash in hand, as the property of Mid E. M. McComas, to satisfy said execution the following described lletil-cstate, to-wit . lot 3 block 21 lot 6 block 22 1 t 3 block 23 lot 15 block 2fi lot 5 block 27 lot 16 block 23 lot S block 37 lot 2 block 3& lots 6 and 8 block City lot V block 70, all lying and being in Xcauih:iC.ty, Nebras ka Territory, as designated on Ihe crigintd plat of snid town. situated in said oounty of Neniahti, togeth er with all tho improvements thereunto belonging. J.B. WELLS. Shcrff cf Nemaha Co.,N. T. Brownville, Nov. 24, lSj9.-151t-S7,50 B'S MOTS 10 : JUST SUITS THE PEOPLE. 11 Probate ITctice. Vhereaa .ipplicatlon has been made to tho Probate Court of Xcmaha County, Nebraska Territory, by Con rad Ilerms. Administrator of the estate of Jot iua lUn- dal,late of Xcmaha county, deceased, for an order of sale, of certain real property of said Kst.ate. in order b obtain means to defray the expenses 01 administering raid estate, notice Whereby fciven to ti'A tontcnie-l. that Tburcday the 6tu lay of January. 1SC0, ii the day apjK.int ed for hearir.psaid application before the Probate Court of Xcmaha County, Nebraska Territory, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Probate J mice's office in lirovrnville in said county, when and where an persons inojrcstci may at tend and s-how cause hy authority sui uu t.ot vc fram ed to said administrator for the sale of to much of the real property of said estate, as may b necessary to pay tbe debts and charges asainst tbe same. C WukKI.KU, Probate Jaape. Prownvi'.le, November 24:h. lSr.9. 6w-f$7 TISEY ARE OF EVERY GRADE, Made of Good. Stock, AND OF EVERY PRICE. And lie in hound to Sell for Cash, or Exchange for Hides, Peltry, Furs. etc. CALL AND SEE HIM IF YOU WISH TO SECURE CHOICE SELECTIONS. Ladies, Gentlemen ;iud Children in want of any kind of covering for the feet, should not fail to go to DKN, where they will timlan ininier.se stjck of well made Roofs, Shoes, Gaiters, and Ladies1 . Walking Boots, TVhreh for clearness and excellence he pledges lumself cannot be surpassed in tho upper country. j LUBATJGfi&CASOlT, AND GENERAL LAUD AGENTS, Dealers in Coin.TJncwrreTit Money, Exchange and Land Warrants, Collections made on aU accettible point t. Taxct paid and prompt attention piven to all ousiness pcrtaing to a nrst class La no Agency. agents ron THE V SITED STATES EXPRESS CO MP A AT, A safe and reliable compi"y for the transmission money packages. A History of all Religions Containing a Statement of the Origin, Development, Doctrines and Government of the Relfgr- - ions Denominations in Europe and the Xrnited States, With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines, by Samuel M. mucker, LL. D. L'ublished by Iu:ine Kulison, taaker tity ruonsning xiouse, 00 Snnth Third ferrcet, Philadelphia. The subject of Religion and the Doctrines of sects t -l ? t a r il. must always navo an aosoroing tnteresii iur ine thonhtfnl observer, and a work which affords the desired information, in a convenient and accessible form, at a moderate price, has been urgently deman ded, and will be sought for with avidity, and must command a large sale. In the present work, the origin, developcm:nt. doctrinal belief, Luurcn uovcrnnient ana peculiari ties of over eighty different religious sects, aro trea ted in a stj-le clear, compendious and accurate, and will afford all tho information which might ba pro cured wira great difficulty and expense, and much labor and research, from the larger polemical works and encvclopedias. . Dr. Sai-acker has evidently prepared this work with much care, and it exhibits groat ability and lenrninj. The articles on tho different religions arc very impartially written, and show tbe carclul study of an unprejudiced and sound mind ; and the im portance and value cannot bo too highly estimated of such superior and unbiassed effort in ft work of this kind, as too often, those pretending to give cor rect information upon such subjects are prejudiced in favor of some particular sects or denominations. Mr. Rulion has brought out this great work in a very handsome form, and the public is indebted to him for a very valuable, instructive and useful book. The price, $1,00, is remarkably low for such a work, and in order that it may have a rapid and extensive circulation, he will send it to any address, accompa nied with a valuable Gift, on tho receipt of the price and twenty-five cents to pay postage. Mr. Rulison will send free, on application, his new enlarged and revised Catalogue of Books and Gifts, containing all information relative to tho establish ment of Agencies in tho Gift Book bnsiness. Ad dress I) CAN 12 KULISON, Quaker City Publishing House, 33, South Tliird Street, Philadelphia, I'a. 7 ' NOTICE. I hereby caution all persons indebted to tho late firm of Green, Sprinkle & Co.,al:a3, Sprinkle, Baker A Green, against paying any debts, notes of hand or bock nccoorts accruing to said firm except to myself, from my office about a year ago, and as yet 1 hav not and cannot get any satisfaction as to tbe disposal of ths collections. LEVI Sl'RLNKZ. D. J. MARTIN & CO., Wholesale k Pelail 3 Jh. L S 2 MAIN STREET, BROWNVILLE, N. T. Announce to the Citizens cf the COUNTIES OF NEMAHA, RICHARDSON, JOHNSON, PAWNEE, CLAY, AND GAGE, AND ATCHISON COUNTY III IJLi3 0 0TJLjL, THAT TIIEV UirE Just Eeceived, Per Steamer Emigrant, A NEW, COMPLETE; AMD SUPERIOR STOCK For treaty years the "Cleveland Flain "al-r" lias been owned and controlled, I'ublUued and Kd ited by the same individual. It haj never triced a publication day nor scratched ft Democratic Ticket. It has fought its way einde-bacded against all op- ositior., until it has gained ft National circa JUion snd a National reputation, from Maine to Cali fornia the I'll in Dealer is known and read, and it never was in so good a condition pecuniarily, or in tetter pluck, politically, to E 'at tho b ittles cT iJe- taocracy than now. For the coming year it iii bo tarticalariy devoted to Popular Sovereignty . It has against high authority, dared tj advocate the ritrlit ot "the peotl'i of ft territory as weu as a State, to regulate their domestic institutions in their own way," and it will continue to do soa-riinst said high authority, "the world, the flesh anil tho devil." Against all Lceooipton Constitution', flave etdes, and the ro"Opcnmg of the Slave Ira 1?, this Paper is devotedly dedicated from this time, hence forth and forever ! "Come onej come all ' This rock shall fly From its Inn base as socn as 1 !" Besides the current News of the Day,' tho Plain Dealer will contain in each number a TAI.I2. Cor respondence from ft host of Contributors, and Ttle- grr,bic Reports from all par ts of the World. l he Commercial Department will be uuder the sole charge of James Brokenshire, Esq., who i? ai kuowledgcd to be one of the ,bcst market reporters i; the country. The Local Department will bo presided over bv that original and laughter provoking genius, "Arte mus Ward, Esq.," whose Letters, Jokes, OdJi lies acd Quidities, are alone worth the prico of the paper. Ia short we aro prepared to present one cf t!a Lest and neatest and cheapest faniily Newspapers la the West. SUBSCRIPTION". Singla Subscribers, per year, - - $1 50 M " . . lor six months, 1 00 Clubs of Ten. per year, - - - - 10 O J All over Ten Copies, to one Postoffieo. t OJ To each getter hd of ft Club, one Copy Extra, tiP Post Masters aro requested to act as AtEta Douglass Democrats are exp:cted to act as agenu ana to lose no rime in getting every be liever in Popular Sovereignty, nj matter to what party he may belong to take this paper. Now is the time to bestir yourselves preparatory to fho next rresiaenuai campaign. Those who want an account of the opening cf the New Congress, the or;rnnization of the New JLiO 1. : Wl.cres. !-! '. t. 1. -. t-.-c-i -.n. ;? 1 , t ? 1 C-ntt ff eru:i::t C.r.. NV r 'a Ttrriti rr. ue app.jintmcct cf (ieucr! I ;!::i.:n-trs-r 1'. :ut e-H ta 't Henry Geikr, dece it' I. I.iTe cf 1 ci:nty, notice ia herebv given t all itmtrc -. .tn, tVA Suli rUr the CStS day cf Jaruaiy, A. D.- lv i , at I) o'c'tk. n tbe time set fur ti e l.erii s of ia. J a-1 i.sa:iwii it my tWce, in Brownville. ia S4i4 tczn'r, tce a:;-f Tht-r all persona inierr 'cd ae re ie-ei v p;-f r a:;d ?!. w caue why rvid (ivj-s n bbould B"t te in-f-d 11 91. i administrator. Uivea naJr aiy u1t t'.ls Sin it cf !0i er, trs, CriiCi Mi. WiiJiliCiU. Jro04.e Judt.o. i'robate INotico. NOTICE lihsMir riven that Jon J? tHo day tf January, I S '..', i', the d.r aiinoins.! f r I Ecu! scttkuieutof i!.o t iti!3 of J.c b ?,'. i.'?.deca- N-;'' rs'sa T.-rrit ji, at ieo-jsfy, ut. V oV tick. A. M., when ad ro',ts mtere.",ci fciav ut:jd, aixl show caue, ifaa", vihr t.: h.jdU of .''jii San,aim'w:ru:v.r tf said esta'f, sh'. lowed. CVUUS W. IV 1: v scd, Ute of N-.i'.aha Couafy, . ... . niy oLioein i.ro-v-vi. 2 ia ?;w. Z?ec.8,15:f. 22-2i Si fee. Pr f J.,'.n V.' :! I r.n : In a! Trust Sale. ror.x 1 GjeCoun'r, X. T. Jser a Pr Charles Mr. Crcu Notice ts Lsrrlrr Lir rn tfcit rr irtro -artjlj deeilcftrnst totiie cxe:u:e-l cn i!;e tMra diy or !cpt", crutcr. 1SC3, tnd dellvfrei r-y Ctarles W. C-o of Gasret'o'jnty, Xcir,t Tcrriigry, as party t-f tie BrM part, f r the tue cf Je; U P.. i; l, ririy of the i;i r, l pirt.anl toecnre 'ie payment rfthe a.')Te;i. Cliitrie V.'. Cross' prtimlscy noto of two hacdred J-.'ilr. l:eritz UateSept. thirJ, lS. nJ drawing inferet at ten fr cent, rer annuri, xe:ute-l an-! !e;irere 1 t t'; . f Jusepu Prou:l, Isfi&U prKeel U f c'.l at ruliu mI t tho tiKhest tiJ ler, rr uaa, tbe saia reai eitafe conv. cJ by the ssiJ deed tftiut, t.wit; thoea: l,t Mi?) tf the north-east quarter (ll) if ec!i-n nut.(r ei'ru.. (11). and the north west quarter (li-S) of ta n. rih e- euarfer (1 4) of sccii ;n nnmler twelve (ii. In .Ttast.ip number four (1), north cf rartcre nr.r-.i'jei Rvi! (Z). eiti of the sixth principal tner.ilisr!, iaCaec-iunt.-r. N(brak territory, vt the etnee Uivr of tr-.e ooruty tiera of i county, on MoTJuy leccxbcr 12th, 13, at 1 s'ckik T. it. cf fai I rtjr. Nov. 8 lS-4 A7.50forfee J03FPIT TSOL'D. . SHERIFF'S SALE. McAllister Erocaibaci ) vs. Elijah fliitt. : ) NOTICE is hereby giTcn, that ly virtue tf ah et ccution issued fn:ra the oSceof the" Clerk tf tho Di trict Coart for Nemaha county, Ner.tka. T.-rriiory, against and in favor of f or theu:;j of 1 M dollars and 13cert?: I, J. B. Wells, .Sheriff tf tr.d county, have levied upon and wi'.l, on the 2 t;h diy cf I'ee. A. D. lfe'9. between the hotrs t.f ten o'rha-k. a. House of Representatives (which will bo s protrac- and four o'clock P. s:., cf said d 'j- at tho im-r of thp ted and rich affair, a majority being "Oppc.-ition,") houteia which the Ict terpi of said Coart f said' tne rresiJent s Message and Keportsof the Depart- county was lieia m ljrf.wnvi.:e, in tmd conntv, w;:l or 3-el GROCERIES, fp) iK rrh W7 n 'n TrTi fM' incuts, will commence their subscriptions December nrst;. inenew olame will commence January 1st Ail payments to be in advance. Address, J. YT. GRAY, Cleveland, Ohio. October 3, 1330. FKUIT TKEES. ORNAMENTAL TREES. Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, etc. HILLS & CO., Agents for A. Falinestock & Sons. TOLEDO NURSERIES, ARE now canvassing Xemaha and Richardson counties. Nebraska; and Atchison county. Missouri; receiving oruers ror rn;t Trees, Shrubs, Vinos, Evergreens, &c. A.c. They call the attention of Farmers and others de sireing anything in their line to the advantages of pur chasing supplies at their Nursery. The stock Is com plete and price as favorable as that of any other Nur sery anywhere, and all warranted to he as represented Orders can also be left at tho Advtrtiter ofiiceB:own ville, ti. T. proceed to sell at public sa, t th h;ghrt L. Idcr frcash in hand, as the tr perty of sa d VI j ih Piitt in satisfact:on of said execution, the foli.ir ing de scribed real-estate to-wit: lot No. 7, in l'.loc No. i), situate In Nemaha City, ia s iid Nemaha cot r.ty, according to the original plat of s:iid Ni'-nahi City, and together with all tto im; rrvimcr.tj tc laid l-'t belonging. J. T.. WELL;?. Er3wnv;i:-, Nov. 21th I85.. S'hrriff of NcmaLa ?o.. N. TV 41-17,5 SHERIFF SALE Ilenry I. Ltrinj, 1 vs. V John R. L'avi.i. ) A Publication. n. Jotnscn, Kra,., cn the ISITUV GOODS WE are now in receipt of our FALL GOODS, whii h comprises everything a GENT, or LADY is likely to want. We invite our frionds, and tho pub lic generally to COME AND SEE US, ai we will not bo undersold for cash. D.J.5IAI!TINCO. October 20ih. 13 59. 15-tf Queenswarc, CTJTLE -JT-. 4 Glassware, SASH D00ES, RfiHlvi!Ifii1f Ofitliino- Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. In Justice's Court, coram E llthdayof November, 1909. John Bts. Cunessew 1 Francois r.ordell Timothy Connelly, Cat tiishec. To Francois Nondell. defendant : Tuu are herebv no- tlfled that a petition in attachment hrs been niedhy the piaintm in this caso. against the defendant in this case, in theonlce of E. II. Johnson, Esq., justice of the peace in and fur tne county tf Bicliardson, Nebraska Territory, wbereta he ciaims tf you the um of $J9, the amount together with datr.r.?es which he claims of you for money paid you fur 15 acres of land in said connty, which you wronged him out of hy conveying said land by warrantee deed to another party. You are therefore hereby not i tied that un'essyou appear hefore said Justice at his office in the U wn of lialu, county aiorca:i, ana answer to tbe sa d petition tn cr befure the ntliday tf December, 1659, the petition will tets- ken ai true and Judgement rendered tsainst you fur tho said sum of $&9 together with costs of suit. A. M. ACTON. Att'TforPI'u. 7 st the above be published in the Nebraska Advei ti ser for four consecutive weeks. n. n. joriNSON. Nov. 17. '69 n!9 Sj7,50 Justice of the I'eace. Peru Chair Factory, AND The nndersirned. havinjr rurchased the Chair and Cabinet shop lately owned by T. If. Mar-hall, Ukc his method or informing the public that they are now pre pared to All orders for all kinds of furnituie. such as Chairs, tables, stands, bedstead, bureaus, aafei. cribs. cradles, lounges, etc., etc., either at wholesale or re tail) as cheap as can be bought at any other establish ment in the wej-t. Tho best of c.ftin lumber and trim minjs constantly on hand, which will enable i:s to fill orders for coffins at fhort notice. M'e have attached to our shoo a Rood Ilorse Po-vrr and Turning I.atbe, and we are prepared to do a:;y descrip tion of turuins from a Chair le u to a Sueur Mill. Chairs aud Furniture of all kinds rcuaired in tha best style. N. B. Corn, Wheal. Flour. Dry Gocts.Gracerie. Lum ber and produce cf all kinJs. Monev not excertcd. ta ken in exchange for work cr coeds. We hope bv ktrkt attention to business to merit a ibare of public pn'r.jn- aC BENEDICT A RI.1KS Pern, Nebrasia, November 21, 18o9. NOTICL Is hereby given that by ti.tuc ifat ex- ecution issued from the oS.;e of th- Clrrk ..r th 'S District Court cf Nemaha Conn'y Nehnis'-.i Trrri i de- torJ J-inst John R. Da.v;j, and la fuvrrof n.-nry 1. Loring,fT tho turn of ouo hundred nrd :-i:lv-Co dollars and ninety-nine cents, and crvs J, j. I: Wells, Sheriff of sai l county, havo levied up: a cn the ISth day of November, and cn JIund.iy the t-veii ty-sixth day of Dumber, A, D. 1S:0, at on clock, r.M., of said day at th .lot rof tbe h-juje In which the last terra of the said Curt wa3 h?:I at Drownville in said counfy, will oCt fc r slv and sell at p ubi!c aticlion, to tie highest bidder, f r c;t; h in hand as the property of said J.-Ln If.. Da vis-u. saii;iysaia cxccuu.jn, tre i-.i.win Icrr:b.l I'll citate to-w:t.: tliJ undivided hai:.,f twenty fe rfT ' the wr.-t end if h t no. ten. in ll.-.k no. t Aentv !n tl. . cify cf rr .vnvll'e.in g.tid e-.unty, in Nctr:l.a.Tor- ntcry, adjoining, and lying ca-t ifthi f.ry.t fftr. fee", in tbe we-t end of said Lt, as d?ignat d on th origHjil plat of said city, said twenty foet frotit im- on main street, ard rcnnir.tc tftv-k, nut!;, C :..; it hi feet, together with tho undivid.-d huff ol" thj'l ii 'd irsand iiafrtvctn-jat; iitatt d ort sut twtnrv feet. J. JJ. WELLS, : Fh:riJ jf NcLulii Coiirtv. Drownvilt. Nor. 21, H"i3, The copartnership ot It per &. Mrt .n as te.lur.ir- f xistinK, anj traiisac:i:ii; bnsiriest at t'an-.iee JtuicU!. is this day dissolved 1 y nuiuul coi.-ent. 1-urJvce iL.rnr bavins purchated tho entire iuie.e.-l of J. B. H:ua. will remain at tLc old sf-nj so.dHi:i adju't nil iin'tu' tied business of said Arm. FoitD XCil HOPt.n. J. 11. W iiiltN. Pawnee Bincho, Xvs ?J, IC0tf,-uc 1 . EYSlYTIIIiW Meedcdor aTDesired Can be had at our Store, and on terms as favorable as those of any ether House in the West. 2Fever and Asuc Killer Will cure agne and fever, chilis and fever, dumb eftue, Inter n.iH.nlan1I.A..:ft.nl f ....a..... iiim.1..Uuiciiimruueii;rs, ana ail me rarin!? .Virinn 01 ieers incident to bilious climates. If u,ro 1. man, woman or cnua sufTenntr with omit cnt' f ver they are advised to procure Dr. Easterly' Fever an.! a cue iiviiier. it is a yotxtivt curetpetdj and paima nent. Try it. e Plicc l per bottle, or 6 lot. leu for St5. Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets m jxiuis, so ic proprietor, to whom all orders unst he aiarcsscp 10 get tne gennine. Lost Land Warrant. Notice is hereby given that after six weeks 1 uVic.s tion of this notice, application ill be made to the Com missioner or Pensions for a duplicate cf Iind Warrant No. 86 4fi6 for 160 acres, dated April 19, 1,9. ismed to otoswen Austin, a caveat hjivinj been filed ir, the ;on erai Land omceaftaint the Issue of a Pitent. tho said warrant nvmDcen !ost. IIOSWELI. ACSTIN October 27, 1S69, vtnI6 By E. A. WRIGHT, Att'y We Do a Cash, or Exclian?;c for Produce Trade, and arc Deter mined thereby to Give our Cus tomers BARGAINS. Estray. i.k.i.. IP by the undersigned, on this 8th dar of .ovemner, 130'j one small brown horse, all four of hi feet wbite, larpe white spot in tbe forehead, tad-lie maried, lone tailed and low crriacd. sudrori to b eiphtornine years old. Tie wner will fird ,nd burse at my residence near the Little Nemaha ferry. Nemaha cauaty, . T., and have him ly p.-iyinz all tlnrces tf aaverusinst. . JACOll BOZAUTII. November 8th, 13j9. n!3 of Als Acents fo? the Hartford Fit e Insurance Cjpany of Hartford, Coancciicut. SHERIFF'S SALE. Fincy Codington f;rthe uc of F. Nuckolls acd Codington W. Mills, AV. Benedict 1 and K. V. Frame. j Notice is hereby riveti that bv virtue of an execu tion issued from tho office of the Clerk of the 7?is- trict Court of Nemaha County, Ncbriska Territory, against AVia.W. Mills, and V.'ales lknediot, and K. V. Frame, and in favor of Finey Codington for the use of fc. r Nuckollsand John Codington, for the sum of one hundred and f fty-tw 0 dollars and ninety cente, I,J. D. ell, hheritf of said county, undersigned have im-mred from Cincinnati and nut have levied upon and will, on Saturday tho four- I in operation one of lb uier A Co.'s fionr mills of the We have remove 4 our office, to the new buiidins on Main street, next dr toTheodore Hill's Store, and near the!'. S. Land Of.lce. Oct 27, 1866. nl U SnBACGn & CARSON. The public are now respectfully informed that the We arp told that the best cure for the palpitation of the heart is to leave off Jginff and kissing the girls. If this is e only remedy that can be produced, lwe,for one, say, let 'er palpitate." tcenthday of January, 1SG0, at one o'clcck P. M- from the djor of the Court IIouso in which the last tcrji of siil eiart wn hs'd, at IJrown- ville iasnid county, will offer and ?cM at public sal?, to the highest and Le.-t bidder for c!-h in Land, as the proi-crtv f V"i;iiam W. Mills, Wiles DencJict, and it. . rirm?, to satt.-fy raid csecu'-icn the following described real estate, (imd one Ilorse Power), to wit : Iots four (4 j iu I leek one hundred and twelve (112), lot seven (7 1 in block eight (8). lot eltven f i 1 ) in block ne hundred and fortrseven (.117), and lot six 6) in)51xk eighty-fix (S5), with an undivided third of tho lut.Mx(()and undivid ed one-third of the house thereon, nil intha town of Peru, Nemaha Countv, Nebraska Territory as is evidenced Ly the recorded plat of said town . .in the Ilccordcr's cSkeof said couity. J. H. WELLS, Sheriff of Nrm.iha County.N.T. rvwnviiir, Vie. Mb. tZ2 it-fid for fee. latest patent, and therirt bronght to this Tcnitorv They were induced to exchange their former mill for this one, from the high cbnraetcr they have gain ed iu the cast, and fntn the personal testimony of millers whohave tried them throughout the Western States, and ia view of the increased demand for grinding which wiil cxiecd that tf any previous year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that will do the work better and quicker than any hjretofre ia cpe ra'ien. In addition to their Cmr mill they will keep the Corn iiill e tistantly running, ready at all times to accommodate tbe firmt-r without detention, and by giving their on lividfd superintendence to thebn-d-ncss (assisted by their former miller, Mr. Wells,) they hope for the coctinuaacoand increased patronage of their friends. ' Assorted Lam bcr, Shingles and Lath constantly on hand. . C.REtN 4 MAUTIN. Peru Mil, Fept. 1st, 1?C?. We Will Purchase Wheat As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat C5 cents per bushel ; and for flour $2,75 p?r hnn lred pounds. We will furnish sacks for wheat and re ceive it, cither at our Store in Krownvillorr at Mclvin's Mills. D. J. MAUTIN &, CO. Prownville, Oct. 20,1859. nolo-tf SAVE YOUR MOXEYJXD GO TO WM. T- DEN, a Mil. Wholesale and Retail dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES- Brctcnville, X. T. We solicit a continued and increased patronage, pledging ourselves to spare no pains to give entire satisfaction in prices and quality. HAS NOT ON HAND a larpre and well select ed stock of Boots and Shoes, Lady'; and Gent. 's (Waiter und Sllnnir r,t everv varipfv : In. tilissesand Childrens shcs of every kind that I will nell cheaper for Cash or Produce than any other house west of St. Louis. All wort warrauted j orders respectfully solicited. The Highest Cash prieepaid for Ilides, Pelts and Tnrs, at the City Boot and Shoe Store. Cut Leather kept for a'e Brownville, June 2d, 'E9. n t9jf- A. LYFORD. J. T. HORN Lyford & Horn, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in AND GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, SaiIs,rioivs, Stores, Furniture, &c SONORA, MO. April fftb,l?53. iJ-t I Onr Atchison Connlj Friends Will find very much to their ad vantage to deal with vs. Give us a (Call, And satisfj yourselves that we have tho G- O O D And are sellicg them EEE !53 -JSl D. J. MARTIN & CO BrowBville, Angtiit ltI359. Land Warrants, 3Pox 0.ala. and on. Tixxxo We are prepared to loao Land Warrants cf a!l sizes to settlers on such time as they may Ueairc lens or short at the usual rates. A constant supply of Warrants will be kept m h?n! fsr saieas cheap as they can be bought ci:e herein town. Buy of resnlar dealers and he-ware of bop: j warrant j. All warrants sord by us will be guaranteed to be genuine in every respect and will ho exciucgJif de fective. Being permanently located In Brownvll'e. we cin al ways bo found at the old atasl a few duorscabtof the Drownviiie House. LUsnn.Aunir & CAnnv, Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants. THE LAST CALL. I hereby onco more notify those indebted to me that they can liquidate their indebtedness with corn potatoes, or almost any kind of prodnce, tf the highest market price, in Lrownville. This request is made because I tin in debt myself, ani ntcd money, but can make uo of corn. lleretofora ihe cxca?o with th'se owing me has been, that they cannot raLie the money. I in w in form you that I will take produce; I Znois you tsn rji"e that. Such an arrangement will bo taken ts a great accommodation under present circura ftanccs. I wish to be accomaodAting, but Irreat. this is THE LAST.CALL. JE.SSE NOLL. Brownville, Nov., 10, 13C?. City Llarshal's Sale. Notire is herefcy siven nnfoT L M'-Kr-y, IsiacT 7Tb rfe, B Pejram, G II Wilcox, City cf BrownviMe, Nemaha County, and all others whom it may concern, th i: I, J. W. Coleman, the Jla-.-hal cf the city t f townvi , of Nemaha county, in Nebraska Territory, will as M;:d cf (lcer, on, to wit : the twentieth diy cf D2cerr.hM- A D ISC-3. at ten o'clock A M of the said day, sc".! the f lile'r inj described real estate, to wit : te ea?t hi'.f cf Lot No. one, in Block No. one, In tic sai l city of Brown ville, a U evidence 1 ty the recorded plat of ttesaid place, to the highest bidder f jr ca.'h, thesnid sale te in? mde in acordance with aid ucdor section tt ird ef an ordinance passed by the said city on the 15th Jay cf May, 1S59, and Tor the purpose of paj'inz the expenses of cradinand paving and curbing and grutten-i; the sidewalk cn Main street of fali place, in front of the paid lot as the -jaid ordinance requires. th3 sai l expen ses amouatinj to the sum of twe:)'y d dtar. J. W. COIEV.tV, CI - SfirsSal. Ker.tf), ntS Arnold's Combined GrlmlSn;? .ora ami coo Crusher, nnJ Corn Shellcr. Three valu.it lo mawLiccs In one! Tl.UIj new in vention, ami one that is well worthy tha a; J ei.i i -n .r the piiLlic, the farinmK purii ill ia particular; c:j:bi:i-. atn,n hs fccc i prenuuueed by th .-e who have tiio All! L in ue to ono cf tr.e l et ever nu.-'o, and tht great val ue of this combination will be rcadiiv rccu -Lph thn. fact i connected that each machine mukes a necei.ny for the other. Thu: a AX : 1 1 nuScs a necc-sii t .r . Shellcr, and Sheller f.r a Mill, en:. Jiun? adapted to tl.e uso tf the firmer, bv inrm power, as a farm iniIf mctt it scarcely ks aa tv.tl in Tillut't It Is also adapted to stcnri and water or wind n.ifr It is capaolo of Krindiag from Mve to ten bu-hu rrr Lour, rc4Uirin: from two to three horse power, aciot d ina to thequantity ar, l quality of the work done. It crit)! suUiciently tins r.iiiiiiy use, uiakiiu . pci'ir article it M.-ul, leaving it roi;ni anj i'-e'y, which is ladMrciiniiLle for lUul tread or pud.m:. Everyone will be a-tcnLf d i; tbe liiiieterue m'thi respect in favor of tho meal nia.lp in thi JiiU cuitpar-.' ed wuli that made lu any stone null. Tbey (Uy to make the trial to 'oc con viiwe J. It will tdicll nay to sixty bmhcls ir hi ur, and will " grind snd shell at the same fiin. It Will cruh fifteen to twenty tn?:cli of c r an.t cub per hour, tad it will cruh an! grind at tho tafne tine. It islisht andvort:i, trelcMng tt-ehi:i jrrd picM and cccui yinx a space of less thiin two ftet tyihtcc feet. Thesrindin? urfj.-c are ve-y d-:rjMc,leln: mvie c. Iron as hard a t.alered c -.ht Blecl, ;; v. hen rn cw can he rer'accd wirh-.ut the aid cf a ticlia at tr-V tritlinRCoit of one dollar ar d liny rests, thus overcim ini entirely the xrtm objection to i.-n mil!', rir tci lar atlenti.m lcalled to tLii f-itcro ir. tho Alt:, ir tho diiriculty of rtc:-i..i:; (trind.n urfa-es l'r..t. mills when worn ont is a:i 0? icctiuu to tl.eoj th.it dm il ways been urired with j.vcaf fi.rre. and has bad th rtlvt . to prevent thousj.-ids lr.-;n parf-L.mi:, (ie:wi4,t wuiild t c fr:.-d to d so. TiKti ibjec:i.u u cm! e y defto away with thi.i mill. - T Millers will dj well to eximiaa tl.i .Vill, thon he in? no duiibt that they will Cnd it for their Intermit vt adopt tt f ra feed mill, as the prii.rtin? aurf.ic ar r- placed at a much lc?s cist thin is rejnired to itry . Stone Miil ia order, to say nothing or the freit jvinif 1 in powtr and cost uf Mill. Aa examination f this mill Is earnestly oi:riini, itma.t bo fifen ia operation fo be fully unicrtt.! aiitf arprcciafcJ. Cards of di'. rctim are a'tache-J t. evu m.;U, ih.'ci will enal.le any ,r.e t. ct up aaJ rpcrate the- v ;tt. ut further instruction". State and county ri.-1-.t f.r sal? cn rta-ionahte term Prico of r.illl compiete 4,T5. i'r parti -uljr.s lni u.ru of K. r.AW.ON, No. 13 C-s etreet. er ad'-siti 1;. SIIKrAKU, PastoCl.e, 1.x2v0, CLuai.., ill. nol v 1 Xonlt'ft Patent Ohio Tlirrslier. Tlie scbucribcrs have nw reu;tv several hand-r-1 1 1 n .irove excellent mjctice. Vi'he.ever thes ."Mtfrt'4 T'.ircsher havehech Istrc-dnce J, it i wel; kho.-utba they are altogether nnquailrd; and. then fot p, ai ui ny lir -t d iss rc.'erer.cf s can le furniibed ts cut b rn- flii'.rcd. Tr:Py are bailtof 4. 8, rt. and 10 hor-" mr.ir:- y. and every tnac'uino U run fcifri hour- and ' inr- onj.y tcitei in all m cirt. l-efre Ifitii rrf ries. AVe h"r a!w nirr res'y f-r dflirerv SonarrM f r- OAU CANE MILLS, cf toe mst arpr.)ed t.j;i'3I ntui als)a:i tbnecesary apparatu for the I?.jnir?lii ;4.n- u.'uctureef Sugar and fiyrn?. are n w crerxrrd t- supply onr castr-mers with Mills of tbe niot f:i: -ient operation, at prices n .t. Inis as low ai;i fiicu. mti Periptions f thee Mi:! a;;d apparmtt, a:.-n T;a- tiiDftn Sorshum Sauar lane, and on Siiuir and !,rrun making, will be eboerfully f.rwardM to al I arclif nnt.. A our farmers are fast learr.ii-3 the y hrtla?-i prt-3's of ralir,c; hay for market, wp are n v tn;k!r.s ready to snppiy the demand fnr a I it n usher rf thH well established Ucierick's Paralel Lcer II. ri-e pow er Hay Presses. We m-vnnfactnre an! have constantly for sale thf- fol lowing hinly aprf vol Machine: Fn'.ly'i Piieiurd rrer.iinrri (r-ri Pritl ; fh? rli-a- te-J Kentceky Ilirve'iter ; Atkin's Seif-rkimr rirrt Pae'a & CLil'.'n Portable 5w Mill. Portutl p;.-i;r tc Orist Mill: Mill Mj-,!nery, and ; tti . nary Ste-xnt n giues.and IVoiiersand fixtures Or-lera respe-tf ul !y ..l!ii'fit and pmphiets w;M prire. termsalidfnli uC'Cripticrs ctieerfi iy furnitd ttratuitunsly. . St. Louis A:iT.HtrI Works, Crrcr Ma:-o B-d- dle btreets, $t. Lcuis, Mo. clap.s., uicuAny a cr. B'jIvI Pripri;i(ir. A CARD. To PRt-rjTrTcr.s asd Othtrs P.t --n? "no roay hereafter de-.ire tt.e ?rvl.s of th? cnderiraa. aal AssiKialcs. wi'l pi-0 r:.J to r:-1 it. A drKcripti n cf the land in eor.t--t, 21. The time when the cses are tried a: tie ! :;.! cf- Cces ; koto deciiled ; and wlen ei.t cp. 31. A copy cf tie evidence taken. PA7E5TS When Pa.rentsarewar.tel. theCertiR-a-e mus-tneseni to in 9 The cost of ottaiuiu? paten ia only $10. By cemplyir.ir with the avnve. nvch t me will ta saved, and the basinets c.; better attended to. J'iHN A. PARSKR Wai tlii;t, c City, Soi-tttiuhe:, 13, 1339 nolOrl 3m
