Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ADVERTISER.
LOCAL.
BROWN VILLE, FEB. 9, 1S60.
rvrooeyear,if pud in advance,
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months, 2,60
., ' u 300
nubs of 1 or or will be furnished at $1,60 per
,nom, provided the cub accompanies the order, not
rj- The "Nebraska Advertiser having
much the largest circulation of any paper in
tIie Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
oai. st Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
era markets where Nebraska merchants pur
chase, will find a better advertising medium
in the Western country C2
Blanks Blanks.
H ebave on Land, priuted In superior style, and for
!c cheap tor cash, a fresh supply of
trarranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trut Deeds, Bonds lor Deeds,
Justice, sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Preemption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc.
Ta which we call the especial attention of tbcyein need,
job Printing of any and every description executed to
rderin a style Interior to none, produced in any part of
th country. We except tio ofil :c in the West, or else
Jcre, ana oftcr specimens of cur work a evidence.
potatoes ana Corn.
"Will somebody who already ove3 us, or
wishes our paper in the future, let us
bare a few bushels of potatoes or corn, or
loih? .
BroniUle Lib. & Lit. Association.
On last Thursday evening the charter
rnembersmct after the Lecture, and tem
porarily organized adopting a Constitu
tion, fly-Laws, &.c. This evening, after
the Lecture, they will elect officers for
ihe year. All interested in the matter
are requested to remain and participate.
Pub. Docs.
Gen. Est a brook will accept our thanks
tor a copy of the "Congressional Direct
ory for the 1st Session of the 36ih Con
gress." It is a valuable document.
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Tbe Atlantic 3IonthIy.
For February we have. We have not had
time to peruse it, but from the "Table of
'Contents" would judge it to be a very in
teresting number.
Tbe Knickerbocker.
That old and standard monthly for Fe
bruary is upon our table. We had truss
ed the Knickerbocker for a long time, and
right gladly do we welcome it again, as
one of our favorites. The leading arti
cle in the present number is "Sleepy Hol
low Illustrated." "A day in the dead
better office" repays perusal.
The First Page.
On the first page of our paper will be
found the "Stay Law ;" the amendment
to the "School Law ;" several other acts
relative to educational matters ; the an
nual report of the Commissioner of Com
mon Schools; and Mr. Baker's short but
well timed speech on the Stay Law.
Crowded Out.
Several, articles intended for this
week's paper are unavoidably crowded
out, viz: our continued review of Gov.
Black's veto message ; a communication
from "A Democrat," and alo one from
'A. L. Coate." They shall appear next
week.
lectures In Erownville,
The lecture last Thursday evening, by
V. C. Joiixson, was on "The Historian,
the Statesman, and the Divine." The
subject was very comprehensive, and the
lecturer was necessarily brief in his de
scription of each character. He "con
sidered the spheres they respectively oc
cupy in the world's progress, and the in
fluence that each separately exerts to
uphold and render lasting the memory of
any people." The Historian, Statesman
and Divine, all had sacred duties entrus
ted to their care. Their responsibility
-was immense. The Historian was a na
tion monitor, pointing out the dangers
which surround her, and which had been
the distruciion of other nations equally
great and powerful. But the Historian
in his writings, should not confine him
self merely to a dry statement of facts;
his book must also "be rich in language,
beautiful in narative and logical in conclu
sions." 'According to his description of a
Statesman there are comparat'vely few
in this or any other country, who can
be truly placed in that class. The com
mon politician is, frequently, far from be
ing a Statesman. The Statesman lived
not only for the present, but he exerted
a powerful influence over the future.
. The latter portion of the lecture was de
voted to the character and duties and in
fluences of the Divine. His influences
orer a nation was equally as' great as
that of the Statesman or Historian.
Probate .Notice.
Whereas application has been made to the Pro
bate Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territorj,
by Jeanne Claire widow of the late JJcnigno Claire,
deceased, for an assignment of dower from tlio real
estate of the said Ucnigno Claire, notice is hereby
given that Saturday the 3d day of March, A. D.
1860, at 1 o'clock, 1'. M., is tho day appointed for
the hearing said application, at my office in Drown
rille in said county, when and where a!l persons may
attend, and show cause why the prayer of aid ap
plication should not be allowed.
In testimony hereof I hare hereunto set my hand
and seal this 20th day of January a p ISfiO.
CYKUS W. IIHEELER,
29-6t $ 7fee.
Probate Judrc.
' Probate Notice.
Whereaa application has been made to the Probate
Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, ty Heath
Nuckolls, adminiftrtor of the real property of the estate
of Charles If. Greever, late of said county, deceased, for
the sale of tbe real property of said estate, forthepur
Poseof obtaining means to discharge the debts charge
able against the same. Notice I is hereby given that
. Monday the 6lh day of March, A. P. IStiO, Is the time
et for the hearing ! said application, at 10 o'clock A.
at myoffice In Brownville lu said county, when and
where any and all persons Interested may appear and
show cause why an order should not be made autaorii
ln the 6aid administrator to sell said property.
Given under my baud and official seal this 16th day
of January A i) 1863. CIRCS W. WHEELER.
7t-2s$S Probate Judge.
"Good Hews for tho Ladies."
AST LADT that will send fcer address to Mrs. K.
Caracca, Baltimore. Ci'y. Maryland, with three cent
rostage stamps enclosed, shall receive by returu mail
something of important tcter. "Woman know tfcr
'? l spry"
THE UNION SAFE!
XZ ow SPJLratxa. Jjtx
PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. T.
K. W. FRAME & CO.,
Having engaged in the Mercantile Dullness, would
respectfully invite the citinns of Nemaha, and ad
joining counties in Nebraska, Atchison county, Mo.,
and Fremont county, Iowa, to call and cuimino their
stock, consisting of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Hats,
Caps,
Boots,
Shoes,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Paints,
Oils,
Dye stufis,
And all other articles usually kept in
IlETAiri S3T03?l.:Z3J3.
All of which we will sell on the rnostrea
. sonable terms for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
All are solicited to call and examine our
STOC 33L ,
We expect to keep a fall stock, and are
determined to make it the
interest of
i
XT tX X XXX o x as
TO DEAL WITH US.
We also wish to Purchase
530,000
BUSHELS OF CORN,
For which we will piy the highest
- IE3 3 i o e .
R. W. FRAME & CO.
Peru, Feb. 1, 1SG0.
Petition for Divorce.
Francis C. Butler"! In the District Court of Johnson
vs. County. Nebraska Terriiory, April
Xatban Butler JrermlSCO.
To Nathan Butler, tho above naroed defendant"!
You are hereby notified that Franti C. Butler, the
above named plaintill in this cause, hati tiled in the of
fice of the clerk of the District Court of the Second Ju
dicial District of Xebrai-ka Territory, in and for tbe
county of Johnson, a pet ii ion praying the court for the
causes therein ret lorth to grant the said plaintiff a de
cree of divorce from you the said defendant, and alt-o
prs iag the said court to decree that the custody of tbe
child, the issue f marriage between yon the said derc u
lant and the s.inl plaintitr. shall, during its minoritv,
be and reuiain in said plaintilt and for such other slid
further relief as justice and einify may require. And
you arc further hereby notified that ut'essyou appear
before the saul court ou or before the moruinc of the
second dsy tf the next term thereof to bo betruo tnd
held at the court house in Johnson ci unty, Nebraska
Territory; on the fir? t Monday being this 2d day of April
lbCO, and ankwer all and singular the allegations of said
petition, the same will be taken aj true and the decree
prayed for will be prar.ted by the court.
J. B. WESTON, Solicitor for P'fT.
It is hereby ordered that t the above notice be publish
ed in tbe Nebraska Advertiser for four Consecutive
weeks as the law requires.
ALLEN PLACKEIt, Clerk,
27-$10.'ee By Phil. B. Kilt, Dep.
All Kinds of
Agricultural Books
Tublishod and for sale by
C. 31. S1XTO.Y, BARKER & CO.
Ko. 25. Park Row, New York.
IKOLl'OIKO THE FOLLOWING WORKS :
Bird Fanciers, Itabbit Fanciers, Fhh Culturo, Bee-
Keeper's Manual, Domestic Fowls, Domestic Animals,
Cattle Doclor, Horse Doctor, Barn Book, Stable Book,
Farm Implements, Treatises on Grasses, Grains, Weeds
and useful Plauts; M-iuurcs, Muck Manuals, Hedeesand
Evergreen. Farm Drainage. Letters to Farmers, Aprl
culfural. Chemistry, Rural IIanrtlookf;, Landscape Gar
denlnp. Rural Dw ellings, Rural Essays, Gardener's As
sistaut, Flower Gardeu Directory, Culture of tbe Rose,
Grape Culture. Strawberry Culture, Cranberry Cul
ture, Pear Culture, Fruit Bocks, Receipt Books nd
Cook Books, ice, ice, &c. "
Bjoks sent by mail to any part of the country on re
celpt of price. Catalogues furnished on application to
CM. SAXTON, BARKER & CO.
Agricultural Booksellers and Publishers of
THE HORTICULTURIST.
HO. 23, f-ARK EOtV, NEW TORE.
n22-3m
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICE is hereby triven that by virtue of an
order of the Probate Court of Nemaha county, N, T.,
grunted on the 5th dny of January, A. D. 1SGC. I.
Conrad F. Il.irms, as Administrator of. the Estate of
Joshua Kandall. late nf said county, deceased, will.
on Saturday the 2jth day ,f Febrtary, A. D. I860,
between tho hours 013 o clock, A. M. and the sotting
of sun of that day, before the offie-j of tho Probate
Judge of said county, in PrownTills, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the following described real es
tate, to-wit: the east half (J-J) of the south-west
quarter (.) and the west ball" of the southeast
quarter ( 3 1 )f section number lLirty-two(22 ), in
township number six (C), north or range number
fourteen (N ), east of the ith principal meridian in
Nebraska and county of Nemaha, together with, the
improvement and appurtenances thereto belonging,
consisting of a log house about fourteen feet square
and twelve acresof breaking inclosed by a lawful
fVnce.
Terms of snL-: one third cash in hand, one third to
be paid in six months fmm the time of sale, and one
third in one year from d;iv of ss!a;
CONKAI) F. 11AUMS, Administrator.
Erownville, Jan. 12:h,lS(0. 27 Ct $10.57
Legal Notice.
Russell Pcery 1 Attachment before Wm. Ucnson,
s a Justiceof thePeace in and for Nema-
Luke Lavender J ha county, Nebraska Territory,
To Luke Lavender, def. : Vou are hereby notified
that a writ of attachment kas been issued from tbe ef
Oce of Esq. Jluiison. iti favor or Kast.ell Pcory f or the
m:di of tccty-3ve dollars and tweety-Cve cents and
against the said Luke Lavender mid the returns being
made not f jiitid as to the Octendanty.vou will therefore
take notice that unlets you appear at the office of the
said Justice of the Peace at Peru in s.iid county on the
tenth day of February 1360, and answer, tho said claim
will Ire taken, as contested and judgment rendered
against rou for the same.
RUSSELL PEEnT.
Ordered that the ahove notice bepahUshcd in the Ne
braska Advertiser.
Wif. MUNSOV, Justice of the Peace.
January 1 9, n23-3t -$ t 50f
Probate Notice.
Whereas S. A. Chambers, executor of the estate of
Willinsll, deceased, hs this day rcade application t.
the Probate Court of Nemihi County, Nebraska Terri
tory, tor one year's extension of time to collect the as
sets of saidcsuie and pay the debts nd legacies charge
able against tfcesame, notice i Lreby given that I have
set Saturday tha C5;h day tf Fcurtury ISb'O. at 10 o'clock
A II, as the time for tearing ssid application, at my of
fice in Brownville in said county, when and where all
persons intcre.-te-l may attei.d and show causa why said
extentkm should not be allowed.
Given nndor n-y band and cfSrJal f eil thik 8I(t day of
January lfxtfl.
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Sells all kinds of Goods
CHSAPER.
TUAX J1XY OTHER HOUSE LY
THE UPPER COUNTRY.
TO PURCHASE DRY-G00DS,
TO PURCHASE GROCERIES,
TO PURCHASE PROVISIONS,
TO PURCHASE BOOTS & SHOES,
TO PURCHASE QUEENSWARE,
TO PURCHASE FANCY GOODS,
To Purchase Ladies Dress Goods,
NEW STOCK.
I
QOTS 10 101
JUST SUITS TIIE FEOPLE.
TIIEY ARE OF EVERY GRADE,
Made of Good Stock,
AND OF EVERY PRICE.
And he is bound to Sell for Cas.Ii,
or Exchange f or IEidc,
Peltry, Eurs. etc.
CALL AND SEE HIM IF YOU. WISH
TO SECURE CHOICE
SELECTIONS.
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children in wantof any kind
of covering for the feet, should not fail to go to DEN,
where they will find an immense stuck of well made
Boots, Siocs, Gaiters, and Ladies'
Walking Poets,
VThrch for cheapness and excellence he pledges himself
cannot be surpassed ia the upper country.
"SES.ezrxo'VSbl.
LTJSHB ATJGH & CARSOII,
AD
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Dealers in Coin.TJncurrcnt tloney. Exchange
and Iiand Warrants,
CoIJcctiont made on all accessible points. Taxet paid.
and prompt attention given to all outiness pcrUing to
a first class Laud Agency,
AGr.KTS TOR THE
VSITED STATES EXPRESS COMPAXV,
A safe and reliablo Company for the transmission of
money packages.
Also Agents for the Ilartford Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford, Connecticut.
VTe have removed our crave to the new building on
Main street, next door toTheodorc Hill's Store, and
near the U. S. Land Office.
Oct 27, 1S56, nl6 LUSUBAUfiH & CARSON.
1859. 1859.
IIAXXICAL. Si. ST. JOSEPH R. R.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Morning Train leaves St. Joseph at - - 6:00
. Evening Train leaves , rto do - - 6:40
St. Joseph is reached by ihe Vcstern Stage Line.
Passengers save time and tiresome staging by thi route.
Daily connections made at Hannibal with all'Eastorn
and Southern Railroads and Packets.
JTD Haywood, Sup't., Hannibal.
D C Sawin, General Agent, St. Joe.
P B Groat, G. Ticket Agent, HairLal
Theo. Hill, G. T. Ag't, Brownville.
November 24, ISofi.
The public ure now respectfully informed tbatthe
undersigned hive procured from Cincinnati and put
i n operation one of Homer & Cos flour mills of the
latest patent, and the first brought to this Territory.
They were induced to exchange their former mil
for this one, from the high character they have gain
ed in tho cast, and from tho personal testimony of
millers who hare tried them throughout the Western
States, and in view of tho increased demand for
grinding which will exceed that of any previous
year in Nebra.-k.i, requiring a mill that will do the
work better aud quicker than any heretofore in ope
ration. In addition totbeir Conr mill they will keep the
Corn Mill constancy running, ready at all times to
accommodate the farmers without detention, and by
giviDg their undivided sapfrintendenee to thebasi"
ness( assisted by their former millor, Mr. Wells,)thcy
hope for the continuance and increased patronage of
their friends.
Assorted Lumber, Shi.igle? and Tvt'hconsrant? on
hand. GREEN & ilAUTIN.
Pern M''H, Sept. 1st, 1S59.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that bv virtue of an ex-
putioti isstii'il to inn lv f? V Xhln- rrj.fii-in
Justice of thPeate of the Courtyof Nemabn, Ne-
uimd . tnittii j. haiusi i. n y jj. nays anu i ii-
i TJ-. l. j - r . . e r I r if t t , ,
Lly A UW'V.R . ., fciH. , O I i II f I o u 1. 5C Tl l t U gOOl3ii-UU
listtels. to-wit eilfh t V K.1W !n- ,n iKnn.M ll:lnrl
onut-hcbank of tho Missouri river, near Mr. Eraons
--il.iee. as the rrorerf v tIlArvv L.ILir n.nil WiMiara
r ' t J - - j -
llawkyto satisfy sat3 execution andcost?.
J.U. V ELLIS,
Sier'ff of Nerrnha Co., N. T.
TeT. 1, lt30, f 3 X.y. DEN?IOPep 7.
THE GLOBE,
TIie OOcial.Paper of Cocsrcss.
1 shall publish the Dtily Globe, and tLe Congres
sional Globe, and Appendix daring the next session
of Congrcs. The Daily Globo wlil contain a report
cf the debates in both branches of Congress, as ta
ken down by reporters, equal at least, to any corps
cf shorthand writers ia this or any other com try.
When the debates of tht day do not make more than
forty-five columns, they shall appear in the Globe
of tbe.next morning, which will contain, fclso, the
news of the day, together with such editorial arti
cles as passing events surgest. '
The Congressional Globe and Appendix, will eon
tain a report of all the debates in Uon6ress, revised
by the Speakers, the Messages of the Preaidert of
the United States, tbe Annual reports of theheadi
of the Executive Departments, the Reports of com
mittees of Congress on important subjects of gen
ornl interest, the Laws passed daring the session,
and copious indexes to all. These will be printed
on a doable royal sheet in book form, royal qcarto
Kiic, each number contaiairg sixteen pnge3, aver
aging 2.397 words per page. Tho whole will raake
between 1,700 and 2,003 pas. It is believed that
no book has ever bean Jpubliabed at so low a rate,.
Last year I advertised in tho Daily Globe for six
months, and in about one hundred other newspa
pers in the United States, a reward to any person of
two hundred and forty-five dollars, who would pro
dace a book published at so low a rate, and none
was produced. The large number cf copies sub
scribed for by Congress enables me to affurd the de
bated to subscribers so cheap.
The Congressional Ulobe and Appendix pass free
through the mails of the United bUtes, as will bu
seen by reading tho following joint resolution pas
sed by Congress August 6, 18 52 :
Joint Resolution Providing for tht Dis-
. tibvtion of the Laws of Congress and
the Debates Thereon:
With a view to the cheap circulation of tho laws
of Congress, and tho debates contibuting to the true
interpretation thereof, and to make free communi
cation between the representative and consthuent
bodies:
Re it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America in the
Congress assembled, That from and after the pres
ent session or Congress, the Congressional Globe
ann Appendix, which contain he Iawj and tbe de
bates thereon, shall pass free through the mails, to
long as the same shall be published by order of Con
gress: Provided that nothing herein shall be con
strued to authorize the circulation cf the daily
Globe, free of postage.
Approved, August 6, 1852.
,. TERMS:
For a copy of tbe Daily Globe 4 months 53,00
For a copy for a less timo (per month) 1,0Q
For a copy of the Congressional Globo and
Appendix during tho session " 5,00
Uank notes current in the section of the country
where a subscriber resides will bo received at Par.
The whole or any part of a subscription may bers
mittcd in postage stamps, which are preferable to
any cuareney except gold and silver. Where Dank
notes under $5annot be procured 1 will send tvro
copies for $5.
A paper will not be sent unless the money accom
panies the order for it. ,
I cannot afford to exchange with all the newspa
pers that desire the Globe, but I will send the dad
Globe during the Session to all who shall publish
this prospectui three times before tbe first Mond.ty
in next December. Those who publish should sc ad
their pamrs containining it to me, marked with a
pen, to direct attention to it. The Congressional
Globo and Appendix will be stereotyped, and there
fore, I shall be able to send the back numbers for
this session to all who may. subscribe after tho ses
sion commences ; but if the first edition shall have
been exhausted before the subscription money is re
ceived,! shall charge ono dollar additional per copy,
to pay the expense of putting the plates on the press.
Subscriptions should reach me a3 early as tho first
week in December, to insuro complete copies at the
prices advertised abeTC.
JOHN C. KITES.
Washington, Oetobcr. 1859.
November 3, 1S59.
MORTON HOUSE,
.MAIN STREET,
XCSRASKA CITY, SEBRASEA.
T. I. GODDIN, Proprietor.
September, 29,1859. tf.
mfiBICAK- HOUSE.
in
BROWNVILLE, ; NEBRASKA.
P. J. HENDGEN
nereby no'iflos the public that he has purchased the
Nebraska House in Brownville, N. T., formerly kept by
T. J. Kdwards, and has remodeled, renovated and enti
rely changed tbe whole house, from cellar to garret,
with an especial view to neatness, comfort ani conve
nience. Having had many years experience as a hotel
keeper, he feels safe in warranting the boarding patron
age of Brownvil le, and the traveling public, that, while
at the American, they will have no reason to complain
of the fare in any respect.
The Hotel is situated immediately at the Steamboat
Landing, foot of Main street, and consequently affords
peculiar advantages to the traveling community. Tbe
proprietor asks but to be trijd, md If not found worthy,
discarded.
January, 19 I860. 23-tf
A Good Farm for Sale.
The subscriber will sell at a great bargain a very
choice quarter of section of land in Johnson county, Ne
braska. There are forty acres of fine timber land,
60 acres nnder cultivation, a good log bouse aud other
improvements. It Is two and a half miles from Tecum
sen, on the road from thence to Pawnee City.
Any person wishing to purchase a good tract c f Ifitid oft
very reasonable terms, will apply to Cyrus Wright at
Tocunifeh, or John L. Carson. Banfcor, la Urowc ville,
or to Geo. T. Shroat, Nebraska City.
ROBERT WRIGHT,
Residing at Worralltcn, ia Nemaha Co,
January 18, 1860 3-tf
NOTICE.
I hereby caution all persons indebted to the late
firm of Green, Sprinkle & Coalias, Sprinkle, Baker
& Green, against paying any debts, notes of hand or
bock accounts accruing to said firm except to myself,
from my office about a year ago, and as yet I have not
and cannot get any satisfaction as to the disposal of
the collections. LEVI SPRINKE.
WE are now in receipt of our FALL GOODS,
which comprises everything a GENT, or LADY ia
likoly to want. W invito our frind, and tho pub
lic generally to COME AND SEE US, a wo will
not be undersold for cash. ,
D.'J. MARTINA CO.
October 20th. 1859. 15-tf
SAVE YOVRMOXEYAXD GOTO
WM. T- DEN,
T ill 1EI,
wholesale aadKetaii dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Brownville, JV. T.
1 ViiMiss
HAS NOW ON IIAND a large and well select-
stock of Boots and Shoes, Lady'i and Gent.'a
ers and Slippers of every variety ; also,
ises and Childrons shoes of every liud, that I
will sell cheaper for Cash or Produce than .any ether
bouse west of St. Louis. All work warranted; orders
respectfully solicited.
The nighest Cash price paid for Hides, Pelts and Furs,
at the City Boot and Shoe Store. Cut Leather kept for
sale -
Brownville, June 2d, '69. n49jf-
We Will Pur chase Wheat
As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
65 cents per bushel ; and for flour $2,75 per hundred
pounds. We will furnish sacks fr wheat and re
ceive it, either at our Store in Brownville or at
Melvins Mills. D. J. MAUTI5 A CO.
Prownville, Oct. 20, 1859. c tP-5
A. LTFOKir J. T. HORN
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in
AND
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS,
ffalls.Plou'8, Stoves,Furaiture, &c
SONORA, MO.
April Sih,18:3v 43-t
WAR ENDED!
Great Mush for
D. J. MARTIN & CO.,
Wholesale k Retail
3D :E! J2l 2Lm S R. S3,
MAIN STREET,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Announce to the Citizens of the
COUNTIES OF
NEMAHA,
RICHARDSON,
JOHNSON,
. PAWNEE,
CLAY,
AND GAGE,
. AND ATCHISON COUNTY
X XL 1JZ 1S80U 1? i,
THAT TIIEY HAVE
Just Received,
Per Steamer Emigrant,
A. NEW, COMPLETE; AND
SUPERIOR STOCK
or
I
GllOCERIES,
p&Q0G!Do
Queensware,
SADD1L1BIRY,
CTJTLES "H",
Glassware,
FOOtO IT ME,
SASH DOORS,
RcadyMadc Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps, etc.
SYEBYTfllNO
Needed or IDesired
Can be had at our Store, and on terms as
favorable as those of any other
House in ihe West.
TVc Do a Cash, or Exchange Tor
t
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. .
Onr Atchison County Friends
Will find very much to their advantage to
deal viih .
Give us a Call,
And satisf7 yourselves ttit we have tbe
And are selling the in
O JL S3 -L ZEE
D. J. MARTIN & CO
TH2 DOLLAR DEALER
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NEW VOLUME HEW TYF3
For twectj years the "Cleveland Plaia Dcar
has teen owned and controlled, Published acd !d"
itcd by the same individual. It has never missed a
fublication day nor scratched a Democratic Ticket,
t has fought its way single-handed against ail op
position, until' it has gained a National circulation
aula National reputation. From Maine to Cali
fornia the PI in Dealer i3 known and read, anl it
never was ia so good a conditin pecuniarily, o? in
better pluck, politically, to f ht the battles of De
mocracy than now. For tho coming year it will be
particularly devoted to Popular Sovereignty I - -
It has sainst hih authority, dared to advocate
the right of "the peoplo of a territory as well ts a
State, to regulate their domestiii institutions ia
their own way," and it will continue to do so against
said high authority, "the world, the flesh and the
devil." Against ail Lecomptoa Constitution, slave
codes, acd the re-openir.g of tha Slave Trade, this
Paper is devotedly dedicated from thi3 timo, hence
forth and forever 1
"Come one, come all 1 This rock shall ij
From its nn base os soon as 1 1"
Besides the enrrent News tf the Day, tliS FJaia
Dealer will contain in each number a TALE, Cor
respondence from a host of Contributors, and Tile
graphic Reports from all parts of the World.
The Commercial Department will bo wader the
sole charge of James Lrokenshire, Esq., who is ac
knowledged to be one of the Jcst mtrket reporters
it the country.
The Local Department will bo presided over by
that original and laughter provoking genius, ''Arto
mus Ward, Esq.," whose Letters, Jok-.-s, Oddities and
Quiditics, are alone worth the price cf the pt.pcr.
In short wo are pref axed to present cno of the best
and neatest and cheapest family Newspapers ia the
West. - - ' .
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Address,
J. W. GRAY, Cleveland, Oldo.
October 3,1833. ' . - '
FRUIT TREES.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, etc.
HILLS & CO.,
Agents for
A. Falinestock & Sons.
TOLEDO NURSERIES,
ARE now canvassing Nemaha an J Richardson counties,
Nebraska; and Atchison county, Missouri; receiving
orders fur Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Vinas, Evergreens, &c,
kc. They call the attention of Farmers and otters de
lirelng anything In their line to the ailvantaees of pur
chasing supplies at their Nursery. Tlie stock is com
plete and prices as favorable asttiatof any other Nur
sery anywhere, and all warranted to be as represented.
Orders can also he left at the Advertiser o2cc Brown
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and by all drnecists Generally.
A CARD.
To Pbe-Emptobs asd OTHERS.-Persons who may
hereafter desire the services of the undersi;ned, and
Associates, will please send to me
tat. A dpsciiption of the laud ia contest,
21. The time when tlx cacs are tried at tie local of
fices; how decided; and when sent cj-.
3d. A copy cf the evidence taken. -
Patents When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent to me. The cost of obtaining patent is
only $10.
By ceroplyinjc with the above, rinch time will be
saved, and the business can be better attended to.
JOHN A. PARS.KR
Washington City, September, 15, 18c9
nol0T4-3rn
THE LAST CALL.
I hereby once more notify those indebted to me
that they can liquidate their indebtedness wita
corn potatoes, or almost any kind cf produce, at the
highest market price, in Prownvill?. Thin request
is made because I am in debt myself, and need
money, bat can make use of corn.
Heretofore the excuse with those owing mo has
been, that they eannot raise the money. I now in
form you that I will take produce; I know you
can rouse that. Such an arrangement will be taken
as a great accommodation under present circum
stances. I wish to be accommodating, bnt I repeat, this is
THE LAST.CALL. JESSE 210 EL.
Brownville, ot., 10, 1353.
Probate Notice.
Probate Court
Territory of Nebraska, )
County of Xcmaha, v
Whereas applicatioa hasteen made to salt Cotirt for
General Letters of Administration vy n t!?e estate cf
JacoMJrillinser, deceased, late et said county, by O.
If. Waters, pottc ihcrey civen t al wbou it may
concern, that Saturday the ISth diy of Febniry. A. 1.
13G0, at 10 o'clock A. M. 'f said U.ty, is the tine set for
the hearin?of said application at my rff.ee in Brownville
in said county, when and where all persons interested
are reqaei-ted to appear n 1 sli.w cause wy Letters
should not be granted t'i !id G. W. Wal'ers .
witne.M my kanl and tlie seal of said coart this 9;b
day of January. A. V. l-60.
C W. WHEELER, Probate Jndfje.
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JIOXEY AUWiXCUD OX
PIKES'S PEAK GOLD!
We will receive Piie's Peak Gul l and advance
money upon the same, and pay over balance of proceed
as sorni as jrint returns are had. In allcae. we will
exbibitthe printed. returnj of tie United Stutes Mint,
pr Asay office.
BULLION AND EXCHANGE CHOKERS
iebraU1 Matmaopial Si:ri, 3 ; N'-. 1, a t- "
jrYocrraiJea, C:-:. to p-cp-e Use- ' - f- 3 '
of Lad.e:.:, No. 2, 'Error in '.;r!-!.:; ;' :. . 3, f .
ductive Control;' any ono whkU w.i! te in'; ? 1 1- or
der, postage paid, cjK'n re:ei7tcf:5 cents. T-rseccaV
postage SU--3-J r-o'I 23 money.
Fino Honey.
Dr. K. C. emtts, of tals cunry, pre -cais t w.ih
t-eaatrul artkle or borey. efjat, If cot s :; eri r to su.v
thing We eve saw. TLi h.'nry was ta:i-..'.;ctar4' t?
ifrs. Smith' accord. ng ti tie .frectiors givea in n-ce ,pi
wLkh she narchased cf Er. I. P. Crcair, B.t'ilav.r
City. ilJ. JU,y terjfn cje. et thu r-x?.;t Jr mjtic
honey, and bo in!epon.Jerit. of t:.e hoaey-Lee, tr wrlti:;
to Dr. Crej-'cr, Xo. Lii, We't Baltimore frc', l:a::l
nttireCity. ill , ecclos.ng fjcents ilack:r.su'.t (G'ef
Pu!ailj Ti:net.
Tin
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EET0TLD TO
Devoted to 'Agriculture t Slock ' Rauirg,
Horticulture, Vxhanism, Education.
Pullkhd at EroicnviKe. 1
On the first cf every n. nth at 31 a year for sla
jfecopief; S;K espies, f; TLirieca Copies, $10;
renty ecpics, $15.
The volume begm Oot. 1st, 153. Specimen cum
bers furnished gratis on apriioation. L':i.!inuiilcrs
can bo furnished.
Will every fri on d of Agriculture ard lue.Uioa
in Nebraska, ycrthern Kira., Southirtiluwa, anl
Northern Missouri, lend a helping Land, to c'LUaa
and maintain a journrd dvotcd exclusively to tbe
tntercsfs alovo namcJ. ihero is not a post cfrce
within tho r?icn nata-:d but tan arid uuaht to
furnish a club of at least 10 subscribers. Seed
along without dilar.
Ad J:-CM
I LT.NA3 4 LTANNA.
nrownvil'.e, N. T.
Peru Chair Factory, ,
AND
The nndersicnol. hivinz nurvhj.spt the rtmr mntt
Cabinet shop lately oweed by T. II. ilar.-hall, ta te r.U
method of informing tbe pubiic that they are n. wpre-
prei 10 on oruers iv a:i tu.Js .r iurnuu:e, su-ti aa
f'h;iir. tafI. mf4ni1i hniftnul l.nriti: Eifxa r.s.
cradles, lounges, etc., etc., either at h .!es.Vu or re
iiiii; us ineui? s can ce ihjujjdi bi any oiner esu:i;;tn
nient ifrthe wet. The bt of c. :n ionr and trim
mings constantly on hand, which ill enibia us to fli!
oiders for ccfrlus at short nct;ce.
We have attached to onr shop a gi n re Pvwer and
Turning Lathe, and we are prepared to 2o xiy descrip
tion of turninir from a Chair leg np t a Sugar Mill.
Chairs and Furniture cf all kinds repaired in da best
style.
X. B. Corn, Waeat.Tlonr, Dry Good, Groceries. Lctn
ber and produce r-f all kinds, if ney not excepted, ta
ken in exchange for wora or gxd. We b';e by strict
attention to business to merit share- of puul.c patron
age. BK.V EDICT ii BUSS.
Peru, Xebraska, Xoveraber 21. 1S69.
Dissolution.
The copartnershiD ct Ttdnrr k. Wt,-n at hprtnf.im
existing, and transacting business at Pawnee Urncho,
Is this day dissolve ! by mutual consent. Fjrdi'cj liopvr
having purchased the entire lnrcTen of J. B. West. ill.
win remain ai me oiii tiaua auiwni :;juu ail unev
tledbusiuess cf laid arm. FonDYCS ROPER,
J. B. WESTOX.
Pawuce Itancho, Xsvs 2J, 1SC9,-do i
Arnold's Combined Grinding 1111
Corn and Cob Crusher, arid .
Corn Shellcr.
Three valuable machines la one! Tl.li is a i,cw in- '
vention, and one that ia well worthy the attention of
the public, the farming portion in particular; combin
ation has been pronoun ed by tliohO who have the Mill
in use to one of the best ever nuuu: and the grrat val
ue of this combination win be readily sceu wten tho
fact is considered that each machine unics a nooOHltr
for the other. Thus: a Mill nukes a uec..ity !,r
Shellcr, and Shcller for a Jlill, etc..
Being adapted to the use cf the farmer, by hone
power, as a farm implement ltscaicely has Qt;ual m
valuo.
It is also adartd to steam and water or wh;d power.
It is capable or grind. n.; from five to ten buidieH per
hour, requiting f rem two to iureo h.irso power, accord
ing to thequantlty and rjuaiity of the wort ione.
It grinds sufficiently Hue for family use, making a au
peri r article of .flfa! lcsn-irg it ro-.nd and live:?,
which is indispensable for llslit brca I or piidlinm..
Everyone will be astonished at tLe diMsreneu In this
respect in favor of the meal made m this Mill compar
ed with that made In any stone mill. They have only
to maRo the trial to te convinced.
It will shell fiity t sixty bufhels per hor, aci will
grind and shell at the aama lime.
It wilt crush nrteea t twenty b i.l ln cf itirn and
cob per hour, and it will crush and grind at the 1014
time.
. It is light and portable, weighing tore hr.ndrcd pounds
and occrpyinz a space of Iojs than two feet ty thieo
feet.
The grinding snrfa:cs are ve-y durable, being male e
iron as hard as hardened cast sicel, and when vcrn o
can be replaced wltho-it the ai l tf a mecha'i-i:, at t-u
trifling cot of one d illar ard fifty rents, thr.i overeoni.
in entirely the great i.t jectl .n to iron milM. Particu
lar attention ii cjMrJ fo this ffattre K tljC M M, tt
tho ditllculty of rcplacirjj riuJiiig su-fj'-i in Irra
mills when worn our. la an tljectloii f thorn tli.it hjs af
ways been urged wi-j great forre, ar:dhj hid the cfTVct
to prevent thousands from pitrchaslng. wio (therwij
would be glad to do si. That ocec:It n Is entirely doae
away with this mil.
Millers will do well to cxarj'no tM irill, tl.ere be
ing uo doubt that ttry win find it f r their 1 f.erett fo
adopt It for a feed mill, as the grinding surfaces arc re
placed at a much less ccst tun is required to ktcp a
Stone Mil I in order, ssy njihiag of the great sa':nj
iu poWtr and cost of Mill.
An examination of this mill is rarrestly solxlfed, at
itmust be seen iu of eratlou to ba fuliy uultrtoi.l aii.1
appreciated. ,
Cardsof direction are attached ti cich mill, wh,Irli
will enable any olo to set up anJ operate ltut wl hobl
further instructk us.
State and county rights f.r sale cn roaivnabla terms.
Price of nilil Complete $75. For partiularn lmulre
of K. RAWSOX, Xo 13 Cjss street, or adJrea Q.
SUEPARD, Postofflco, Cx, 2M, Chicagj, III.
nolvl
3loflirs PaTcnt Ohio Tltrcslter..
The subscribers have now ready several haiwirr-l r.r tha
above excelletit machines. WLerever thpo Afitnt'a
Threshers have beefi Introdace'I, it Is well kliown that
they are altogether unoijuallcd and. therefore, a mt
ny first class references can be fnrnl-'liM as mtir t e re
quired. They are tnllt of 4. 8. 8. nd 10 h rse capaci
ty, and every machine is run severtil hcurs aud thor
oughly tested ia all its parts, beore Kavln-our fact-
ries.
We have also now fnarJy for delivpry SOP.GltrM f
GAR CAN E MILLS, cf the most proved pnt:im4. and
alsoa'.I thenccesnary apparatus for the Lomosti'r Man
ufacture of Sasarand Symp. We are n ,w jrei'tred tj
supply ourcustom?rs with Mills if the mrst efT.iet.t
operation, at prices In St. Louis as low as in Cincinnati.
Descriptions of these Mill and Ai-ra.'arinj, ;ilso a Trea
tise cm Sorghum Su-ir Cane, and on Sugir tnd Siyrnp
making, wiil be cheirfa'.ly f rwarJcd t j all appllc-ant.
A 3 our farncrs aro fast learning the easy uw l;rf
p-ofiis of rabing hay for market, wc arc wv naiirj
tck'T to supply the demand for a I.ir-e numL-'-r tf taa
well estabilaLcJ DcJcrkk's Paralcl Levir Urepo-.
er TTay PfC35C3.
Wc manufacture and have c?r.'shr.!!y Lr falaths fol
lowing highly approved Mcl,ii.e.; :
Sc'.by's Patented Premium Grsia Drill; lh ccleLra
te I Kentucky Uarvjctrr ; Atkin's Solf-rakint; Reaper;
Page s it Child's P irt.iole Saw Mills, PortaLl 5 Flour it
Grist Mills; Mill Machinery, and ;t4i .BHrv Jieata En
gine, and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and p-unpliTe's wUh
prices. tcrmsanUfall dercrltiata cheerfully inrtlshtxl
gratuitously.
St. Louis Agricultural Works. Corner Maine Eil-
d'.e streets, at. Louis, Ma.
CLABE, RICHArSOX fc C,
Land Warrants,
Por Caala ,xicl oii Tiin o
We are prepared to l-'an Land Warrants nt a sixes Ui
sottlars on such time as they auy dc.-ire 1 jlj: tr Cmi
at tlie nnal rate?.
A constant supply o Warrants wi'Ib Vtrt rn Y.r
for sale as cheap ts tLey can be bo-.ight !; cohere hi
town.
B-iy of rcgnlar dsilers anJ beware of bng is warras.
All warrants sold ty us will te en.inr.terd to La
genuiueia every respect and will be excU nje'l If defective.
Being permariept'T located in Brow?-ri!!e. wo can til-
ways be found at tho old aland a few doers ca.;t of the
Erownviiie uoase.
irsnRArcfc cap-J'-ot:,
Bankers, and Dealers in Lar.l Warrants."
Who Wants a No-1 Farm?
One can le had for a small cf
Money.
The undersigned i authorized to s?lt -m faroral-lV
terms a mostexcei:ent piece of lano', Mia'.te 10 mi
West of EfowavUio oa the grea roote to Ft. X turner
Gold Mine, Kc. Tho tract c-ir.iain 3C0 acres, i-Q arre-i
of which Is fine tlxber thrci:?h w..ch n;r. allviui-
stream of stock water, ar.don wuich is cve-al c.Tce:irui
springs. 50 acres under cultivation, two g d comfort-'
able leg houses aud ord:uary outt"iiing4.
P.. W. FCRN A,
Xov 17, '53 At AdverU.--r 0:Ac.
BSOW5VILLX, XfiASiA.
acSlhri
An Improved Farm
won
Ti A TT -rr
A very valuable ir,d dcrirable improve! farm tiin it j'
4 1-J c;;cs from Drownv;::e an l 2 1-2 frsri Xm..h ,
City, can he hiiJ on very favtr;ib:e tori.s. It c i.siMs
ff 11 aore; 40 ares i,r;..'cr cuitivjtior; 21 acres in t:cr-
ter; t 4 well; to :S water, ai.1 jn-J fr.nn? l.o;:e.
The 2 vi of i.jcn 7 c , i:d 7y.trg c.itsic,
the farm ir!!p!eniCTti. and liouseh"! J f urn.r i re wi ; I bj ,
kJ wiih it if rieii el A rare tvv'tuuii is Lere. F' e
ferjted. Kuqui-e t R. V. Fufnas. at ;Lj Alvijititer
irl?e Br .wi.vi.ie. X. T. .
No I7 '55 ri
Auction! Auction!
Offers bis service to thecitigee of r?;r.iiand
the adjoining ct.untics a e jjcceril aacti o.er fr tho
said of rc.'il aid perniil t fperty.Ac, S-C. lictiay
be found at Jn 'W hitny's cfilce.
Erownville, NcTLiiibtr 3i, lS;'A . Nlf