Nebraska Newspapers

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j BHOWNVILLE, FEB. 2, 15G0.
i TKRMS:'! '
I foroneyear, If paid In advance, -' fS.OO
! ' " " at the end of 6 months, 2.60
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Clu! of I or wore will be furnished at $1,60 per
rjnnm, provided the casli accompanies lb rder, not
jj- The "Sebraska Advertiser" having
j jjjucli tbe largest circulation of any paper in
i tne Territory, "Wholesale Merchants in Et.
I ouia. St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other Eaet-
emjpaftrketa where Nebraska merchants pur
I cns?. will find "530 better advertising medium
; in the Western country 3
; Elanks, Blanks-
Webave on band, printed la auperlor fylc, and for
.; cheap for ch, a froob supply of
Vv'arrarity Deeds, IMortcage Deeds,
Trut Deeds. BonCi ibr Deeds,
Justice, slierilT and Constable Blanks,
Blank yreemption Pnpers,
Township Plata. Bills Lading,
Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc.
To which we call tbe espocial atteution of tho;ein need.
Jub irliiJitJB of any and every description executed to
rjcr jn tj le k'ttcrior to Done, produced in auy part of
i ise ocuntry. We cxctj.t no om-e iu the West, r clse
f ,lCrc, and offer specimens of our work at evidence.
potatoes and Corn.
Will somebody who already owes us, or
wishes our paper in the future, let us
have a few bushels of potatoes or corn, or
both? ' .
8. ir. Frame & Co.
In our advertising columns is found
the advertisement of R. ,W. Frame &,
of Peru. They propose to do the nier
cantile business of that section of coun
try, and we see no good reason why they
should not. Mr. Frame is one. of the
pioneers in this 'county ' is well' known,
and enjoys the reputation i an upright,
straight-forward dealer and, business man.
He understands, too, the True secret of
success as a business man, and acts ac
cordingly, viz: patronizes the printer.
"We bf speak for the new firm a liberal
patronage.
lectures In Brownrlllc,
Have become one cf the "fixed institu
tions." They are the most interesting
feature of our City this Winter. We
have listened to several courses of Lec
tures delivered during the Winter months,
to various Literary Association? in the
Fast;' but never any superior to, the pres
ent course in Brownville, so far as they
have yet been delivered. For rhetorical
excellence, sound logic, and profound phi
losophy, they would have done honor to
any , Literary , Association ia the 'Ath
ens of America," ,: " ' ; ' t':"
The lecture last Thursday evening, by
Judgs lltwrTT .was fdly eqiral to any
that had preceeded'it. ""TheTsubject was,
Manfest Destiny of the' United States.
His premises were, 4That by a. careful
ttud'y of the events of history connect
ed as they are in an unbroken chain of
ciuse and effect and the circcumstances
of the present condition of nations, we
can trace with protable certainty the ca
reer and destiny which awaits them."
He believed "Our Manifest Destiny to
le one of Social, Civil and Religious Im
rrovcrnent." . The race produced in this
country springing from a mixture of
the. best blood of all nations would be
as superior to the pure Ariglo-Saxcn, as
the Saxon was superior to the Celt.
We have not space to give a complete
fynopsis of the discourse. Much of it
was devoted to Intellectual Philosophy ;
a coinparascn of the moral, intellectual
tad JEsthetic condition of the Americans
with tli Greeks and Romans; and to the
character of the present politicians of this
country. lie did not think the Union
would be dissolved. "We had not yet
accomplished our mission. We were the
light and hope of the World. Providence
had not raised up this nation and com
mitted so many vital interests to its care,
to leave it to be precipitated to im
media leruiu."
U. C. Jojjnson lectures this (Thurs
day) evening, on "Tha Historian, the
Statesman, and the Divine."
The Weather I ' :
, Has been quite sharp the past week;
thermometer as low as 15 degrees below
ero. The bridge over the Missouri is
now, thoroughly repaired, and bids fair
to hold good for some time. '
Prlratc Boarding.
Mr. J. W. Swan is prepared to ac
commodate boarders in a very superior
style. His residence is large and com
modious and pleasurably located; and
besides, everything is gotten up and kept
la the best and most comfortable manner.
Corn.
There is already considerable corn sold
farmers in this county to the Produce
toen in this city. One house alone has
cked and ready for shipping per first
boats in the Spring, over' 7000. bushels.
The price is yet t.o low, however, that
none except those compelcd to sell will do
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Decided.
The .suit long pending between the
ity of Brownville and the mill Company
Us been decided in favor of the Mill
Companj' Messrs.? Noel, Lake & Em
erson. We have heard tno one complain
f the decision. It is a righteous ene.
Eocky Mountain Nctrs.
To those who wish regular and relia-
b!e news from the Nebraska Gold mines
Ft recommeud the Rocky Mountain
Nftrj, published at Auraria and Denver
Cities by our old ' friend Hon. Wm. N.
Etes, Esq., formerly of Omaha. He
Polishes a most excellent paper; always
&ed with nets from crery -portion of
amines. Terms 65 & year. 'We will
rceive rubtcrtptiens at thjs'cfHce.V- -
rfThe memberVpf Nemaha Viilfey iMgi
rA"z f' cr members 'cf & fraternity
in good standing in this community, are
requested to attend the regular meeting
cf the Lodge, on the 1st Saturday even
ing in February. ,
R. A. Masons are notified thai after
the close of the Lodge there will be a
Convocation of Past 3Iasters for the pur
pose of conferring' that degree. " . ?"
List or Titles of Acts.
To-day we republish, on our first page,
a complete and corrected list cf the titles
of acts passed at the- last session of the
Nebraska Legislature. . . .. , ,'
The Homestead Law-
On the first page of to-day;
be found the new Homestead'
paper w ill
Law. It
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will be seen that our predictions last
week as to its bunghscmcm,is is fully
verified."; The first section, for instance,
is nonsensical in the extreme. Next
week we will publish the "Stay Law."
Ladies' Repository, .rj
The February No. is most magnificent
in every respect. The engraving, the
Lord's Prayer illustrated is the fmestand
most expressive thing of the kind that w3
ever looked at; we will not; attempt ti
describe it.
Godcj for February.
"In Time of War,'.', is a pretty and
touching plate. Miss Slimmons , is out
again . in &11 her glory! " Wts need "net
however particularize,' Gouey holds the
re'igns. ', ''',' . ' ', '
Brownville Lib. & Lit. Association.
The charter members of the Brown
ville Lyceum, Library and Lfterary As
sociation are earnestly requested to re
main fit the Church after the .Lecture,
this evening. A punctual attendance is
very much desired.
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Petition for Divorce.
Francis C. liuUeO Iji tiae Dinrict Cuiirt of Johnson
vs. J-Couniy. Ktbraak. I crriiory, April
Nathan Eutler jTermlsCO.
To XatUan Butler, ibo otove named defendant:
Tou are berety D' tiCed tat Francis 0. Butler, the
abovenamcd plaintiff in tbi caure, bai filed ia tbe ol
ficc or tie cleri of the District Court of tbe Second Ju
dirliil District of Nebraska Territory, in and for tbo
county cf Jobnscii, a petition praying tbe ourt tor tbe
causes tberein fet lurth to grant tbe baid plaintiffa de
cree of divorce rroui you the said defcnl.int. and also
praying the Faid court to decree that tbe custody of tho
cbild, the issue of nurriace between yea the said defou
l3nt and the Eaid jilaictiir, .hall, darjnjf its tainoritr,
be and remain irt ;.aid plaiir.itraiid for sucli other an l
further relict as juhiie and equity nicy require.. An i
you are further berety notified that uuioktyou appear
bcrorc the ss!d cuurt on or before the Lioruing ot tlic
second day cf tbe next term thereof to ho bec.uu aul
held at tbe court bouse iu Johnson county, Nebraska
Territory; on the liruili tiday being the '2d d.iy of April
I860, and aonvcr alt and tegular the alligations f tail
petition, the same will be takeu ai true Jind the decree
prayed for will be granted liy ti e court.
J. B. WESTON, Swlicitor for P'ff.
It Is hereby ordered that t the above notice be publish
ed ia tbe Nebraska Advertiser for four couecutive
week as the law iec,uiies.
ALLEN KLACSE, Clerk,
27-$10feo By 1'iiU. II. EiLV, Dep.
Agricultural '..Bocks
All Kicd-s cf
Publichcd and for sale by
C. M. S 1XTOX, KARSLElt & CO..
Ko. 25. Park Hov7, New 1'ork.
IXDLVDIXO THE rOLLOWISO WOEKSt
Bird Fanciers, Rabbit Fancier, FIjH Culturo, Bee
Keeper's Manual. Domestic Fow ls, Domestic Animals,
Cattle Docicr, Ilore Doctor, Jiarn B.iolt, Stable Book,
Farm Implements, Treatises on Graven, Grains, WecCs
and tiseftil Plants; Manures, lluck ilinvals, IlcdresanJ
Evergreens, Farm Drainage, Letters to Farmers, Acri
culfural. Chcnii.'-tiy. Rural Uan.lbt uks, Landscape Gar
dening, Rural Dweliiiigs, Rural 1m;ii Gardener'a As
sistant, Flower "rden Dheetiny (n M d -e ot the Ruse,
Grape Cultuie. Strawlerry Culture, Craiiberry Cul
ture, Tear Culture, Fruit Uooki, Rtct Jpt-Bwok aafl
Cok Bowk.4, c, itc., f.c. . k. ia .'
Bj ks .cnt l y mail to any part of tbe country on re
ceipt of price. Cataiogues iore.iiod ,ou epplication to
CM: SAXTON, BARKER & CO.r
Agricultural lbjoksellers and PuM.sbers ef
THE HOIITIOULTUUIST,
KO. 25, PARK HOW, 5W f CBZ.
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UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.
1500 Pictorial Illustrations.
Webavejut Issued a uew edition of Webster's Un
abridged Dictlonai j , containing 15C0 PicLcrlil IHuitra
tlous beautifully executed
9,000 to 10,000 NT TV IKORD.S in tht recatularg,
Table of SYSOXrMS; bj Prvf Goodrich,
lnwhich mure than two thousand wori are carefully
discriminated, forming a fuller work on Knplish Syno
nyms, of Itself, tbau any other issued, besides Crabb,
and believed ia advance of that. ; .-.
Talle, (tiring Pronunciation f Xttmri of S00O
distinguished Person of Modern- Titxct,
Peculiar use of Words and Terms In the Bible,
TPi'M cfJcr nw Features, together trill allihe matter
OF PREVIOUS EDITlOyS,
Comprised in a Vol.oflT50 pages.
We have seen specimen sbeeUof (be Tictorial Illns
tratious. Tbey are w ell executed, tnd will eitcn be
tonnd uscrul ia giviiiK a uucb more correct idea of an
object tbanc.iu be oUaiucd by a definition. .V. V. Tri
bune, April 1G, 1S50.
We have seen specimen pile of portions m archi
tecture and ornithobf r, and find them f artistic beauty
as well as of (treat practical value. Cftritn Mirror,
April 12' 1So9.
we Jiave seen specimen sbeeta of thofe Illustration,
and can hardly .ee bow ttey can l e improved in beauty
or accuracy Lotion Evening Transcr'pt.
Sold br a'.l hnoksr! Icrs.
GET THE ELST. GET VTEESTEHi.
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Probate Xotice.
NOTICE Is r:cly (-"Men to all pensani; interested that
as it appears tbtt there sre claims spine t the estate of
Andrew. l'.tr late or j Mnav oou: ty, eorasiaier
ritory , recent cd, I have app intecl.Mcfi Uy, the tit diy cf
March, lb60 ai the final day for bearing rlaimtt against
laid estate. Persona having claims aja nst sjid estate
are hereby notched to file them at my cfrice or be
fore tbe aaid dj, or tbey will fcrever bn detaxred eol-
lectiou; and frotu setting ou tbe same in ary arlio:t
whatever-. l a (iUM.i..i
j.i J Actln? rftidwtt r Proite.
Ordered that the above notice be puoiuAedfor twelve
successive week In tbf Neraska Advertiser.
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ilUDAX 21 AX. Adaihi.-'trator.
Jobuson County, November 15, 1S53. vlu212tf$13
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.Scientific Artisan. ....
Tiiis ionrnal is t'evotel to tbo a in:a J . aii'l- promul
gation of all lii6irti:iU'n faioh 1; more p4j-u:ular!r of a
c:euti:lc churacter, and e:r.iraoi within its srope, dis
cushion upon Art, Science, riivrntiou, Ditccvery, Manu
factures, Agriculture, and all tbe various industrial
pursuits. A ." . . ,
It is published wtciJy, in the m st approve! form for
binding, and is Illustrated profusely with tine original
engriTinps. 1 It tcctdinsf a weekly lint-of 4 5)4 latent
Claims, oj'tdallg reported from ike U. S. Pe'cut Of'
lire. It aiso contains a weekly i,st of Ktiiin ratents.
and reviews of Patent operations in Kurcpe, and such
other Foreign matter as way be interesting to its read
ers. It is specially devoted tj dt ii.tctet of Inven
tors, ilecb awes, Manufacturers, Art-satm. Agricultur
ists, itc, and is in every resiect a very valuable journal
for families and general rea.lers.
TEKJ1S. Si for ergbt mouths; $1.53 fur 12 inontts
$2 00 fur 13 inonth.
buuicvibe eeny that you may ret t..elcct avmJerj
Adorr
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Carpentry 31ale Easy.
Thirty-eight plates, two hundred figure?. The most
practical and vaiuab! book for-1 armors extant. Tells
how. to buiid Birn. and iiuuse, Brilges &c.
Price $3; sample c py $2 by mHi; pcstpaidSy JAilES
CEAIXEN c SON riii'adtlrUa. AfftU wanted.
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Sells all kinds of Goods
TIUjY JlJYY. OTHER HO USE LY
THE UPPER COUNTRY.
... TO PURCHASE DRY-GOODS,
TO PURCHASE GROCERIES, ,
- TO PURCHASE PROVISIONS,
TO PURCHASE BOOTS SHOES,
, T O P U R C H A S E Q U E E N S W A R E ,
TO PURCHASE FANCY GOODS, '
.To Purchase LaJies Dress Goods, '
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HEW STOCK.
IIS BOOTS
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JUST SUITS THE PEOPLE.
TIICY ARE OP, EVERY GRADE,
Made of Good Stock,
A1ID OF EVERY PSICE.
And lie is bolmd to Sell for Cash,
or Exchange lor Hides,
Peltry, ft'urs. etc.
CALL AND SEE HIM IF YOU WISH
TO SECURE CHOICE
SELECTIONS.
Ladies, Gentlemen and 'Children la w ant Of any kind
of covering for the feet, should not fail to go to DEN,
where they will find an immer.te stock of well made
Hoots, Shoes, Gaiters, and Ladies1
v ,, Walking Beets,
Whrth for cheapness and excellence he pledges himself
cannot be surpassed in the tirpcr country.
r ; Tbe OOcjaljpcr cf Cpnnfess.
. I EbrJl puLIib the Jhilj Globe, ai tbe Conges
sionaf Globes atl Appendix'tlurics the next seiun
of Congres. Tho Daily Globe wLi eontain a reorS
cl the debates in bota branches c: lonres?, 13 ta
ken down by reporters, equal at le&st, to any ecrpsi
of short hand writers in this or any other country
When tho derates of the day do Dot make more than
forty-five columns, they shall appear in the Giobo
or the next morning, which whl cenuin, tlso, tho
netrs cf tlisday, together with each editorial arti cles
as passicg events suggest.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix, will eon
tain & report of all tho debates in OonCress, revised!
by tho Speakers, the Messages of the President of
the Lmted btates, tho Annual reports of thehtacui
of the Lxecutivo Departments, the Ueport3 of Com
mittees of Congress on important subjects cf en
oral interest, tho Laws parsed during the session,,
and copious indexes to all. Thesa will be printed
on a double royal sheet ia' bock form, royal qatrtc
size, each number containing (sixteen pages, aTer
agicg 2,397 words per page. The whole will make
between 1,7C3 and 2,C'00 pages. It is believed that
0 3 book Las ever bean published at so low a ra!e.
Last year I advertised in the Daily Clob for aix
months, and in about one hundred other .newspa
pers in th United State!", a reward to any person of
two hundred and forty-lire dollars, who would pro
duce a book published at so low a rate, and none
was produced. The largo number cf copies' sub
scribed for by Congress enables me to afford the do
bates to Kubscribcrs bo eheap. ' . : ; ;-.;
Tho Congressional Globe ond Appendix pass fret
through the mails of the United States, as will be
seen by reading tho following joint resoluticn pas
sed by Congress August 6, 1S52 : .
Joint Resolution' Providing for the Lis
tibution cf the Lavs of Congress end
x the Debates Thereon: .'
"With a view to theiheap circulation of the Uwi
of Congress, and tho debates contibuting to the true
interpretation thereof, and to make free communi
cation between the representative and constituent
bodies : - - .
lit it resolved by the Scnato and House of Repre
sentatives of tho United States of America in th
Congress assembled,. That from and after the pres
ent sesaion or Congress, tho Congressional Globe
ann,.Ar,PcniixWn5t-'nContt5nb and the de
bates thereon, 6ball passJree through the' mails, so
long as the same shall be published by order of Qua
gress: Provided that nothing herein shajt .bo can
fctrued to authorize the ciriulation. 5ftho da.i!y
Globe, free of postage,
j ApprovAugug YTcDl
. For a copy of tko Daily jLUue 4 months $3,01)
! For a eopy for Vesirtime per meatfr ) -i 1,00
' For a copy of tbo Congfesiioaal Globe A&
Aprwdix-dering tbae3sion , r , 3,CA
ilJs-Lk njtos current ia the'seetioa of the country
where a subscriber Resides will be received at Far.
Tho whole cr any part of a subscription may be re
mitted in postage stamps, which am preferable to
any cuaiency except gold and silver.' Where Uank
notes under 5cannot bo procured I will send two
copies for $5.
A paper will not bo sent unle3 tho money accom
panies the order for it.
I cannot afford to exchange with all tho newspa
pers that desire the Globe, but I will fend the di
Globe during tho Session to all who shall publish
this prospectus threo times before the first Monday
in next December. Those who publish should send
their papers eontainining. it to me, marked with, a
pen, to direct attention to it. The Congressional
Globe and Appendix will bo stereotyped, and there
fore, I shall be able to send the back numbers for
this session to all. who may subscribe after the ses
sion commences but if tho first edition shall have
been exhausted befor the subscription money is re
ceived,I shall charge one dollar additional per copy,,
to pay the expense of putting tho, plates on the press,
Subscriptions should reach ine as ..early as ;the firsL
week in December, to insure complete copies ad the
prices advertised abeve. j-
- JOHN C:-HrVE3-
VToLingtwi, October, 1S53.
November 3,1859, , . , , r , rttnt , ,
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BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Announcs to the Citizens of the
COUNTIES OF
NEMAHA,
RICHARDSON, ' ; ;
JOHNSON, ' -v -
PAWNEE, , . T' ,
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AND GAGE,
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AND ATCHISON COUNTY.
:33l relics a oul 21,
THAT -TllET JIAVE
Just Received,
Per Steamer. Emigrant,
A HEW, COMPLETE AND
SUPERIOR STOCK
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jEW';T0LUMB--2vTr. TYPE'
Fort'.cnty years tbe "Cleve!ar.d Flain De!T
has been owned and controlled, Fdtlished and J
itcd by the same individual. It has sever misled a
fublication day nor scratche J a Democratic -Ticket.
i tas foughtits way aingld-hinded agiinst alt op
position, until it has gsiaed a National circu' ition
acd a N-ations.1 reputation. From iliine to Cali
fornia the M tin Dealer is known ani read, and it
nev;r was in so good a condition pecuniarily, or ia
better pluck, politicallyto Sght tho battles of De
mocracy than now. For the coming year it will be
particularly: devoted to Ptpclnr Sovereignty j :
It -hni against higlxautho-i:y, dare l to alvocaic
the right cf "tho peoplo cf a territory as well as a
State, to regulato. their dotnestij institutions ia
their own way," and it will continue to da soagxiast
said high authority, Mthe world, the Cosh aud the
devil. Jtrauct all Leromston torn ;tation., sl:iv-
codes.azid. tie re-vpczL" cf .tU'Ajb l-xc, yrud,t,L;J
Paper is devotedly dedicated from this time, heaca
forth and forever !
.' Come ons eome all I This ro shall tf
From its firm bai as scon xs 1 1" - (
Besides tho current News cf the Day, the Pliia
Dealer will contain ia each number a TALE, Cor
respondence from a host cf Contributors, and Tel
grirtdc Reports from sll parts of tbo V"cr!d.
Tho ConiEcrcial Department will bu nnder ;h j
sole chargo of James Brokenshire, Esq., who is ac
knowledged to be one of tho wbest market reporters
it the country.
The Local Department will be presided over by
that original and laughter provoking genius, "Attc
mua Ward, Es.q.," whose Letters, Jokes.Odditici and
Quidities, are alone worth the price cf the paper.
In thertwe ar prepared to present cuo cf the bast
and neatest and cheapest family Newspapers in the
West.
" SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscribers, per year, - $1 50
u u lor six months, 1 CO
Clubs of Ten, per year, - - - - 10 00
All over Ten Copies, to ota PcstoEce. I CO ..
Ti) each gettcrup cf a Club, cne Coy Extra. "
CTPcst Masters are re . sted U act as AgertJ
e- -
Bovglass Democrats are exzzchdio act
as agents'apl to fose efhueh 'i".U Jg'ever, be
liever it Pepela Soverbigntr, -b ina,Uer? to hat
party he may belong to take this paper. Now is tlio
timo to bestir yourselves preparatory to f ho noxt
Presidential Campaign. , , , T . ,., .. , .
Those- whe want an'aceoutit if the- cpeaia? of
the New Congress, the organization cf tho Xtw
House of Representatives (vhkh will .be, a-protracted
and rUh at'tir, majority bcin "O;jt)0eition,')
the President's Message and Keportsof tha Depart
ments, will commence, their aubsoripticcs December
First. The new Volume will commence January 1st
All payments te be in advance - ' -
Address,
J. W. GRAY, Cleveland, Ohio.
October 3, 1853. . - . -
LTJSHBAUGH&CAESOII,
At-D
GENERAL LAUD AGENTS,
Dealers ia Coin.TJncurrent Money, Exchange
and Land Warrants,
Collecliont made on all accessible points. Taxet puid.
and prompt attentlonlven to all Business; pe"Uluj to
a Erst class Land ipency. -i. - - . zJ
AGENTS OR THE i
VSITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
A safe and reliable company for tbo transmission of
money packages.
Also Afcnts for the Hnrttfrd Fire Insurance Coeipacy
of Hartford, Connecticut.
VTt have removed onr ofli 'e to the new building on
Main street, nest door to Theodore Hill's Store, and
near the U. S. Land Office.
Oct 27, 1856, nl - LUSHBAUGH k CARSOV.
1859. 1859.
IIAXiYIRAI. &ST. JOSEPH n. It.
FaU. ARItAXGEilEXTS.
Morning Train leave St. Joseph at - - .00
Kreniuj Train leaves Co du - - 6:40
St. Joseph is reached by tbe Western Stae Line.
Passengers saret.me and tiresome staging by Ibis route.
Daily connections made at Hannibal with alljEastcrn
and Southern Raiiroads andpsckefs. ;
J T D Haywood, Sup't., Hannibal.
D C Sawix, General .Agent, St. Joe.
PB Groat, G. Ticket Agent, Han'tal
Theo. Hill, G. T. Ag't, Brownville.
Koverober 24. 1859. T J - . ' .
Taxes ! Taxes ! ! Taxes ! ! !
. To Delinquent Tax Payers cf J"emaha
County .
TOTJ arc leQuetcd t attend at my efflce (In tbe Mer
cantile House of Theodore Hill, Brownville) and pay
yonr Taxes. Tbore ne?lrciing to do so until arter tbe
2Jtb day of Januntr, J SCO. are hereby notified that I
shall proceed as ly Liw directed, (See. 3?, P. 541, Gen
eral Laws of Nebraska. )and collect ttesameby distress
and salt of personal property.
JACOB STRlCfcLETt. Treasurer of
Dee. 9th, 1S59. M-4t Kemaba County.
S. TT. Haze Illnc &. Con
111, Wlnut Street. Jirtt door below Gib to Houte,
ti.ltl.lJ.liJ, j
Dealers In Seeds, Trees. Shrubs. Roses, Bcd.!ln3
Plants, Cut Flowers, Agricultural lmpltneuts, Green
and Died Fruits, &c. vlnl
A History of all "Religions
Containing ai Statement of the;
Origin, development, Doctrincu
..and Government of tlie Relig
ious Denominations' In Europe
and the United States,
With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines,
by Samuel M. Smuckcr, LL. I).- Published by
Iluane Rulison, Quaker City Publishing House, 153,
South Third Street, Philadelphia. . ;
The subject ofR.eligion and tho Doctrines cf sects
must always have an absorbing interest for the
thonghtful observer, and a work , which affords the
desired information, in a convenient and accessible
form, at a moderate price, ha3 been urgently deman
ded, and will bo sought for with avidity, and mnst
command a largo sale.
In tho present work, the origin, dcvclcpemont.
doctrinal beuer, ennren uovernmcnt ana peculiari
ties of over eighty different religious sects, are trea
ted in ft style clear, compendious and accurate, and
will afford all tho information wnicn imgnt be pro
cared with great difficulty and expense, and much
labor and research, frcm the larger polemical works
and encyclopedias.
Dr. Smuckcr has evidently prepared this work
with much care, and it exhibits great ability and
learning. The articles on the different religioiJ3 are
very impartially written, and show the caref ul study
of an unprejudiced and sound mind ; and tho im
portance and value . cannot bo too highly estimated
of such superior and unbiassed effort in a work of
this kind, as too often, those pretending to givf cor
rect information upon such subjects arc prejudiced
in favor of some particular sects or denominations.
Mr. Rulison has brought out this great work in a
very handsome fofnv ani tho 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, be will send it to any address, accompa
nied with a valuable Gift, on the receipt of the price
and twenty-fivo cents to pay postage. ,
: iir. Rulison will send free, on application, his new
enlarged and revised Catalogue' of Rooks and Gifa,
containing all information- relative to tbe establish
ment cf Agencies in the Gift Book business. Ad
dress .DrjASfi RULISON,
Quajtcr Ci ty Publishing House, 33, South Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, .
; : NOTICE. ;
I hereby' caution all person .indebted to the late
firm of Green, Sprinklo A Co.,alias, Sprinkle, Baker
& Green, against payirg any debts, note3 of hand or
boek accounts accruing to Said firm except to myself,,
from my office about a year ago, and as yet I have not
andcannot get any satisfaction as to the disposal of
th3 collections. ' : . . LEVI 8PRLNKE.
KTJSilW G-OODS
WE are now in receipt cf our FALL GOODS,
which comprises everything a GENT, or LADY is
likely to want. c invito our mends, and tbe pub
lie generally to COilS AND SEE US, as we will
not be undersold for cash.
. D.J. MARTIN i CO.
October 20th. IS53. 15-tf
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FllUIT TKEES.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, etc.
Agents for
A. Fahnestock & Sons.
TOLEDO -NURSERIES),
AU.E now canvassingXeniahaand Richardson counties,
Nebraska; and Atchison county, Missouri; receiving
ordera for Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Vinos, Evergreens, itc,
&.c. They call the attention of Farmer and others de
eireing anytUing in ir line to the a'lv.mtazps of pur
chasioic sutpr.e at their Sftfirry". -Tie-; stpc1,; is com
plete and -prices as favorable as taat er any other Nur
sery anywhere, and all warranted to be as represented.
Orders can also be left at the Advertiter office Brown-
ville, N. T. .. - ,
hi.'.. CutiAGi-.'. ' -'-- '
Cietr.iWd .Ma:ri;:!t.:,l S !":. 3 t-" ls r '
t-alH'13-Xi' :',: 1 ! i 5 ci r? :hc-
of Ixiit; N'. i, .ror is Cvnru 2.
dactive Coftru';' any oi.o oi' t ;ch wiil t uiaiie-i Vt or
dr, poauge paid, rp-.n receipt or cents. Ttri tail
postage jUe;i 3J S-.-vi r.i :n. ,..'y.
Fine Hcnoy.
Dr. R. C. Smith, of tt.lj c -rfy, tr?-c! i rth
beautiful article of tjn.'y, .1l, if w-t -;;erljr to tr
tair.g wa eve Tl,.. h .LP- c.'ua.'.ctared ry
ifrs. Sjii'h' acf -r'i'.rg to thj oirec'tcsu .va ,a teveij-t
which she purchase! r,f Ii-. J. ?. Cre;v, Is! .ii-K.'re
City. ili. Any pern caii i tbii recent lr anlil3g
honey, and be in-!e;endent of tbe fccoey-bee, ty vritln
to Dr. Crcaser, No. 63, West Biltim-re street, BiiiU
ra.reClty. MJ , esiclot;g SJceau llaiekintyuU (Ga)
Pulaikj Timet.
YTTl
Till
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E VOTED TO
DcvoleJ to Jgriciu'urt,
IJorticulti:
Rc
UXTi
Cilzck a. r. to m , Ed xect k
a'
Oa the rt of eviry n' L
13;
: at $1 ft yiar Lr sii-
Ih.rtca
ccpua. 512;
Twenty copies, $lo.
The volume began Oct. 1st, 13-3. Speci;nen mn
bers f izrniahcd gratis oa aiicatiaa. Lack ashlers
can be furnislcd. -
Will every friend of Ajricnltsre and Edaoatlort
in Nebraska. Northern Kauris, Southern Lwa, af j
Northuru illwuri, Lsal a hclIa; huJ, tw cctilMd
and maictaia a journal dorotcd exjlusivcly ta t!i
interesfs abovo named. There is tot a ii .-t oiH:(
within tae region natd ba.
furnish a club cf at least 10
along without delay.
Add.-?? ' ' "
I CON A3 A LTANNA.
Brownville. N. T
Sci.J
Dissolutioa.
The copartnership cf F.oper &, Weston, as tort fcfore
exiaUng. aud transacting tiiiatis at Fairuec li iicb-
li this day diisolvcl by mat n.il consent. Fordye Kopec
having purchased the entire ;:uteret of J. ii. Veuu,"
will retualu at the old kfjud aLd will adjust all unu
tied business of said arm. i'URDTCa r.oPEi,
J, a. wtaTj.V.
Pawuco Kaucho, N.vs id, l5,.C3il
Queensware,
O U 3? S3
Glassware,
SASH D00ES,
BcadjHadcOdtWiiff,
35
Boots,
.Shoes,
: rHats).
!;-'
i a
Caps, etc.
rt.-'
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Needed or IDesired
Can be had ai our Storet ana oh terms as
favoralle as those of any other '
House in the West.
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We Will Purcliase Wheat
As money is searce, we will pay in goods for wheat
65 cents per boshel ; and for flour $2,75 per hundred
pounds. -Wo will furnish sacks for wheat and r3
ceive it, either at our Storo in Brownville or at
Mclvin's Mill?. D.J. MARTIN A CO..:
Brownville, Oct. 20. 1S39. no 15-tf
iiuul J
Iiiii.
The public are now respectfully informed that the
undersigned have procured fr-m Cincinnati acd pat
in operation one of Homer t Co.'s fiour mills of the
latest patent, and the tirst brought to this Territory
They were induced to exchange their former mill
for this one, from the high character they have gain
ed in the east, and from the personal testimony of
millers who have tried them throughout the Western
States, aud in view of tbe jn-rcascd demand for
grinding which will exeocd that of any previous
year in Nebraska, regain eg a mill that will do the
work better and quicker than airy heretofore in ope
ration. In addition to their .Coup q they i;i keep the
Corn Hill cut.Hily running, ready at all times to
accommodate tho farmers without detention, and by
giving their undivided acprrintendenee tothebusi"
ncis (assisted by their former miller, Mr.. Wells,) they
hoefor thaeoLtiaEance&nd jui;rtased patronage of
their friends
Assorted Laraber, Shingles and Lath constantly oa
hand. GREEN A MARTIN.
rm Mill?, 9tr. Irt, I?J5.
SA VE YO UR MONE Y'JIND G O TO
Tin mm
mu mm
"WTiolesale and Be'. ail dealer in
jBOOTS AND SHOES.
Brownville, JT. T.
. IIA8 NOW QX II AND a lar and well seSect
n. . I ed stock of Boots and Shoes, Lady'i and Gent.'a
f Gaiters and Slippers of every variety; also,
1 -Misses and Chiidrens shoes of every kind that I
will tell cheaper for Cush or Frodoee than any othir
house west of St. Louis. All work warranted ; orders
repetf ui ly solicited.
The lliphest Cash price paid for Hides, Pelts ahdFuro,
at the City Boot and Shoe Store. Cut Leather kept tcr
sale
BrownvilleJuneSaVW. n43jl-
A. LTTOED.
J. T. EOH.W
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: ;
-. '. ; ... Dealers in . ' ' ' . ,'
Zirsr (B'oodei
AND
GROCERIES, v ; ':
' HARDWAKE, QUEENSTORE, ,
f ' : SOOTS, ' '
3ails.Ploivs,gtoves,Furnitiire,&c
' - SONORA, 3IO.
. April 9tb. 1853. ' i3-t
Tc Do a Casli, or Exchange for
Produce Trade, and are Deter
mined thereby to Give our Cus
tomers BARGAINS.
We
solicit a continued and increased
patronage, pledging, ourselves to spare
no pains to give . entire satisfaction in
prices and quality.i II' l 'I
l?-mw. (TIM n ret,
7 y? r-inrs
J W J . W a 'r
. Oar Atciilson County Friends
Will find very much to their advantage to
deal with vs.
ive us a Call,
And satisfj yourselves that we have the
Or
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And are selling then
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Brownviile, K. T.,
For sale by T. J. WHITE. A CO
and by all druzcisti general lv.
A CARD.
To Pur-EM? T0R8 A5D Otheki. Person who mav
hereafter deire the aervices of the undersiencd. and
Associates, will jWease Bend to me
l t. A description of the land in contet, . :i
21. The time when tbe cases are tried at tie local of-
flees ; how decided ; and wken sent up.
3d. A copy or the evidence taken.
Patexts When Patent are wanted, the Certifl'-atci
must be sent to me. The cost of obUimaz laten; ia
only $10.
uy ccmriymif witn the above, tirxh tinn will be
avecfj and the buiiinesc can be better attended to.
JOHN" A. PAr.KSil .
"Washington City, September, 15,
nol0rl-3m
THE LAST CALL.
I herebv ojjcq more natiijUho?? j.a Jetted to me
that they .can liquidate inrir JitI-.- btedness with
com potatoes, or aliuSst'aftT i!nd of trodrec. at the
highest market price, la Urpwnville. ,This reqa.c,t
is Eivle b9caa.ie 'l ara in debt myself, and ttcd
money, dui can maio use 01 corn. .
Heretofore the excuse with those cwin mo has
been, that they cannot raise the monev. J now in
form von that I will tak9 rrcduco: I kwny yon
caa raiee tliat. Such an arrcgfcniect will be taken
aj a rrcat accomawiatioa uidcr trcieat circum
stances.
I wish t be Mcemsio-iiti, but I retreat, tfcij U
THE LASTi.CALL. . JESSli '0EL.
Browaviae, or., 10, loif,
Notice.
Probate Court
Probati
Territory of Nebraska,
County of Xemiaa.
Wtereaj aDslicition has been mada tuiilit'f!.wTtfn
General Letters cf Adaiinistratii.u upen tie estate cf
Jacob Driliinzer, deceased, l3io cf nid county, by G.
naters, notice Is hereby given to all whom It mar
onccra, that Saturday the lSUi day of February. A. V.
i&ou, at 10 o'cocic A. At. cf said day. Is the ti:ne et for
the bearing of said application at my rJT.ce in Brownville
in said county, when and w here all fjtrscas interested
are requested to appear and how cau.-a by Le'.ters
should not be gracted to said O. T. Walter
Witness nsy hand and the era! of said court tLij 5th
day of January. A. D. 1-S0.
n27-6'.v-f$7
C IV. V.-BZBLLZ, Prolate JaJge.
.MONEY ADWLXCED ON
PIKES'S PEAK GOLD !
fe wiil receive Piie'a .Pe;ii Gol l acd advance
money upon the sarae, atid pay over talai.ee of Droceeds
as sotn as Mint returns are bad. In ail caes. we will
exhibit the priuted returns of the United States Hint,
or Ajtsay offlre.
Iat'SIIDATOII &. C.4RSO.V,
UL110N AXD EXCILl.CS BCGKIRS
i ' BJtOW.tVIUE. NEaitlfKl.
nr.3-4
Arnold's Combined Grinding 2111
Corn und Cob Crastcr, uai
Corn Slicllcr.
Three valuable nud ir.?t la one I T.'.it ia anow-ta-ver.tion,
aiid one that is veil worthy th attourkn of
the public, the tannine portion iu particular cinbiu
ation has been prr iioiihcj1 by thooe wl t avj the M.ll
In uso to one or tho bet ei or nia.ie, awl ttio re.it val
ue of thiscoaibinatijn will bo re:i.ii,y ncu when tha
fact is considered that cud, machine juakes a nei c ity
ir itnr cthw! -lau aaii.: waaoa -ke-'Of't'j
Snellcr, aud SillBt ivr a HiHrtv-. - -
lCi.n adapted to tho use cf the farmer, by Lor
power, as a farm lnij!en:uiit Uscaice'y has an e :at iu
value.1-. .' i. r -, ,. ..
It ia aio aduvttd tj stcaia sni water or wi::'d po4r. .
It Is capable of KriiidniR trim Cvo v, ten buBhcii per
hour, recinirinjjfrom two to thrci horse po er. aa-ord-icj
to the quantity an.!iualiry of the wurs doi-.w. '
It srtml-t sufficiently flao for family ui. iaafein t a 1a
perior article it ilul, Icavin.; it round aul liro.y,
whiihls indi'peniiahle f.r iiKlit tread or puddios.
Everyone will be a.toiii.-he-l at the di.'teruiice ia this
respect ia favor cf the meil made ia tht Mill compar
ed with that m.tdo in any stone nail. Thcv have otiy
to aiaao tho trial to he convinced.
It will shell Bity to sixty bnshela per hosr, ard will
grind aud shell at the tame time.
It will crush lift eou to .wen:y tu.hcU of ra-n ai ',
cob per hour, and it wiil crr.sa an J S'iud at the
time.
It is lipht and portable, wcitthin j thre hundred pour.da
and occupying a space of ie thaa two feet by ihie
feet.
The grinding surfaces art? ery dr.rabie, being ma-la et
iron as bird as Lardeucd cast leel, ai.d when wOrii o-o
can bo rcplacsd without tha aid of a mechanic, it iau
trirliu? coit cf oi.c dollar a:nl :i.'ty cenu. thus ovoro.m
ius entirely the great (.Ljoction to iruu mills. FarUcu
lar attention is called lo ti. 14 feature iu the as
tho diillculty of replaciaj Kriuding i-urfaces in iTa
milts when worn out is an tbjettlyu to them that ha al
ways been urged with grea' fore, and has had the Direct
to prevent thousands from pur.4-iu, who othorwi.jj
would bo glad to do so. That ohjtjctiou is eaUiOly do "
away with this mill.
Millers will io well to e.nmiae this Mill, thert be
lag no doubt that they will Hud it for their iraere.t t.j
adopt it for a feed mill, as the grind-m; turfacca aro re
placed at a much lci Cht th. a is rd uirJ 1 .
Stone Jiill iu order, t.) say nothios of tue great sari..
iu power and so.t of Mill. '
Aac.xauiiuatiouof thiauilllls earnetlv oIi.
it must be seeuia opcratiuu to t ruliv under. L,d rj
appreciated.
Cards of direction are attached to ech mill, mhu s
will enable any one to set up and oocrai them wiihr
further Instruction.
State and county rights fur sals en reionahle imi.
Price of mill coinploto $73. i'or particulars Inquirtj
of E. IiAWSON", No. Id Cj trcot, or addrtsa U. "
SIIEPAED, Posttfilce, Uox, 2309, Chicago, Hi.
uoirt
Tho subscribers have m.w ready levpral h-nrirrrf . r ...
above Cicellciit mirhines. Vherever it.n v.
Threihers have bec-h Introduced, it n well kh.,wj'that
they are altogether unequalled ; and. theic.'re, as ma
ny rt class reieremcb can he fiirni.,h,i n., ha r-
quired. They aro built of i, 6, 3, and 10 home chan
ty, and every machine is fUUdevorai l.i nr n.l iv.
oughly tested ia all U parts, beloro icavicg our fsct
riv.
We have also now ready for delivery sfmnnrw cr.
GAIl CANE MILLS, tf the mt aouruved natu-m. p,t ,
alkali tbe necessary aj pariitus lr thetouiiBtn ilan-
ufacture of Sasar and Syrup We are n-aw r,rB;,.f..,i .
snpply our customer, with Mills t u.9 r,,,st ePl,lmt
operation, at prices in St. Ii:jH a low aiu Ciuci maiL
Descriptions of thf?-c Mills ui.1 AoTvaranu. u.j a Tj et
tiseon SoKbiu. Su;;.ic Cane, and Sngr and Syruo
making, wi.l.bocUafuliy fjr warded t all appil -nts
uiu.,j.ih;u ieu-l.!jij tu ev 4 Ur(4
ui'iui toisias hay Ijr Lioknu wcara bov m'-
ready to cupiy the denial..: for Ur; number ,l th,..
well estahlifhed Dodcrics' paralcl Lever liar.e pw
er Ifay Presses.
Wc manufsciure und fcve constist'r tr mi'.a tv Al
lowing hisnly approved MscMiw) :
Selby'a patented Premium Grain Drill: th
ted Kentucky Iiarve:er; Atkin's Seir-ruking Kcapors
rase-s it Child's Portable Saw Mills. Portatn. i-i....r v
Urist Mills; MillMal,!Qery, aud stationary Stiaiu En
gines, and toilers and n.turm
Orders respectfully oi. i'ed; and pan.'.h'Bf' !-h
price, termaaudfull dccripUota theerfuiiy iari.iiinl ,
gratuitously.
St. Louis Agricultural Woiks. Comor ifjin v,.t-
dlo trcets, at. Luuit, Mo.
CLAUS,r.IC2An"0.V&C,
ncIv Prrprlctors. '
Land Warrants..
We are prepared to loan l.ani Warrant, of all if-.
settlers on such time as thcv mar t!etifs.!ur,K ir .x.t
at the usual ra'es.
A Corimut supply of Warrants will ra ii n ..jt
for sale as cheap as they c-a Co bocht elsewhere La
own.'
Buy of regular dealers an.l beware of brgrs wirfais.
Ail warrants told ty us will te g'jarar.tPPd to ha '
gcouincm every respect aa. will be endues! if de
tective.
Being permanent?? locatelin Crownr-I tTa.-tt pai it-
wars be found at the old ttaad a few Ooori eat ot tii
Srownvilie House.
Bankers, and iJeaieri in Lad Wairsnts.
Who Wants a No. 1 Farm?
One can be had fur a small sum, cf
Money.
The unlenigned l authorized to ae'.l m fiirv,7
terms a meat excellent p;ec3 cf lan !. utaite 10 miles
Wen of Brownville on the strcat route to i t. Earner,
Gold Mines, kc. The tract contain 3J0 acre. uj acres
of which Is fine timber through which roc iiviim
stream of stock water, sodoo which is several eacailent
springs. 60 acres under cu.tiTation, two gid cijrafort
ab'.e log bouses and ordinary out buiiJirgt.
a. w, rra.VAS,
Nov 17, '53 At Advertiser Ofl
can ai cur V-t to -
... V ,,-M ...
Peru Ciiair Factory, ;j
The undersigned, havitS' rsfcnased the Chair aai
Cabinet step lately owned bj T. 11. Mjrball, Uaa .1 ia
meth.,d cf infernusg- the p-jbilo that tuey are now pra
pirritqtj' rders for all kinds of furuituie, such aa
Chairs, tables, stand-!, tedjte id, huieaui, sales, criia,
cradles, lounges', etc, etj., either at hul;) or ra
tail) as cltoap is ct:i tebjvhl at. aurcJr eiutiii.a
mentiutLe wet. The be:l of effln luiucr and' ttisa
anngs constantly on hand.n hica Will euahlo na U oil
oid?r for cofflas at short iiot;c j. , .
V.'o have attached to our shop a eod IT -r P..w?r and
Turning Lathe, and wa ar p.-ep irml t d ..y dona
tion of turuius iroai a Chsir le,' v to a Sa-ar Mill.
Chairs and Furniture of ill iii!s repairtu in tho best
style.
X. B. Corn, Wheat. Fiour, Cry Co.,dd,Groceri?, Lara
ber and produce ef ali kin-Is, Money t.ot excepu-d, ta
ken in cshanco fr work or goods. Wehipo by sinct
attention to business to merit a thare of puoiio patroa
agc. BENEDICT i BLI33.
Peru, Nebraska, Novemter 21, 1C3.
1
An Improve tl Parni
won SAIL
A ery valuable and desirable improved farm j.ttate
1-2 miles frimi Brt.wnvii !e and 'i 1-2 fro:' Ncmah
City, caa be had on very favoraile terms". H eou:.-t
of ls4 acrp; 40 acre under cultivation; 21 acres in tim
ber; sru.rtl well; mk. water, aoj gx d frai;ie hone.
The stock 2 yvke f uxen 1 t.,v, and 7 yonr rattio.
the farm implements. an1 1 ons ?iir,:.J furniture will be
oltf wita'if if dejret. a r re "T r!cn:tv l. nre-
eited. E::Qiiire (,f H. W. . uraas. at the AJ.-ert.aar
ffl-C. BrnwriTtMe. N". T. -
No. 17. '53 niS
Auction! Auction!
rr r. - ? .--
0 Jcr? tU scrvice3 ti tho ci::;;cs cf Xesaha r.?i
tha .nljf tiling counties us cr.c-rr.I ancticcrcr for rha
sa!a r f real und per.si.ra! property, Ac, ?, lie day
bo fotitd at JadfcO Whiey's oli-e.
Krownrii:e,:.Veab3i,l?:3. 3 IZ