Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, March 15, 1860, Image 3
THE ADVERTISER. 'Hi O C A. L. BROWNVILLE. MARCH 15, 15G0. tor WtTttT.lt pai3 in advance, " " attbeei TEUMS:. attbe end of months, 2,60 u u . i2 3 00 Clatf of It r more will be furnished at $1,50 per 30Bia, provided the cash accompanies the "rder, Dot ,tberf ie ' tJ Tbe, Ibrak Advertiser having much the l&rfcest circulation of any paper in tfie Territorr, Wholesale Ucrchanta in St. oai. St. Joseph, Cincinnati end other East ern market where Nebraska merchants pur- es.e. will find no better advertising medium ja the Western country -3 Blanks, Clanks- Wriiare oa band, priuted in superior style, and for ,tic cbeap for rht ireh supply ' , ' Warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds, . Trust Deed?, ilonas lor Deeds, Justice, feherjtf and Constable Clanks, JJlank Preemption TspcrB, Township Plats, Bills Lading. Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc. T9 which we fall thee.peciat attention of i time In need. L rriutina ,n7 every deactiptlon executed to jreerta a style Inferior 'tii noiif, produced in any part of tbeVantry. V except no tfn-e in tbe Vest, or eUe haf. and effer specimen of our woik at evidence Tike's Peak. " Several other companies are now near ly ready to start for ihe Gold Mines. SeVcral of our citizens will take their fa milies. Sad Accident. On Friday last Gcorce Eiclljiart, one of the hand on the Steam Ferry JJoaf at this point, accidentally fell over board, and sank to rise no more before assistance could ' reach hitn.. The body was found next day, within a few rods of where he sank. A coroner's inquest was held, and n verdict returned in acco d aiKe vhh the above facts. The deceased had no relatives hereabouts, we believe. Ilis tody was taken charge of, and de cently intered Ly his countrymen of this city. Steamers.. . The Asa IVilgvs, from St. Loui-5, reached this place on Friday morning. 'She discharged large lots of freight fur several of our houses. The Omaha, of the Han. Si St. Jo. R. R. Packet Line, made our wharf Friday. She too put off freight for Hill, Martin Si Co., and several other houses. The olli ging officers have our thanks for favors. CasseFs Illustrated Family Bible. Cassell, Fetter Sc Galpin, New York, have commenced the publication, in num bers, of an Illustrated Family Bible. It is issued on the 1st and 15th of each month,- at 15 cents a number. We have before l No. 132 pages profusely illus trated with large and splendid engrav ings; and embracing chapters 1 t) 1G in clusive of Genesis. If the publishers conti nue in the same style as the present num ber, the work when completed will be the mca magnificent illustrated Bible ex tant. The price, too, is much below that of any 'other similar work before publish ed. ' - ' Rill's Warehouse. Theo. Hill, Commission Merchant of this city has just completed another large Warehouse at the steamboat landing. This will be quite un accommodation to thippers, , Hill will keep pace with the wants of the trade. New' Goods. Hill, Martin &. Co., and Seigel &. Greenbalim have received the vanguard of thair extensive spring purchases. : Etch, cf the above houses, together with others, will receive rousing stocks in a few days, when we will noticeiseparately and ia detail. ' . Elac Spring Crossing. Mr.. Chambers, of the firm of Cham bers Sc Noyes, who have recently oon structed a most excellent bridge across Big. Blue River, at Blue 'Springs, was in our city this week, and reports a fine rame froci Brownville to that point. He thinks Pike's Pt-akers starting from this placewill find it to their advantage to go by the way of Blue Springs. First Shipment of Cattle from Ne braska. W. L. Botdstox, Esq.. of Nebraska City, crossed the river at this place on Tuesday last, with a lot of fat entile for the Eastern market. He goes from here St. Joseph, from thence by Rail Ruad. This, we believe, is the first shipment of tke kind from Nebraska. Another year, arid we will have a surplus of almost every thing. . Eocky Mountain Herald. . ..We have before us a prospectus of the Rocky Moun'nin Herald, to be published tr Auraria, -Gold Regions, by our old friend, Tnos. Gibson, Esq. of this Ter ritory. No man has had more experience h that country, and is better qualified to publish a reliable paper than Mr. G. We wish him success. Subscribe for the Herald. Terms 85. Lime ! Lime ! ! " Lirne ! ! ! Ti c tiiidertncd whoto kilns arc fltuatod idr miles wc.stof lirownvilie, on the Tuvl lead'ng to Ft. Kearney, keeps coii'taTilTy on lii!nd a very tuperiur article f linie, to which he invite the auc'titi-jn of tbise wiL In? The Li: ie ill be delivered t tLC U'.n or at aty other p,i;it in the canity, dc.i:cd. Feb 9, 1S0J Cut K. if. LOXG. Last Notice. TA?a:.S! TAXLS! TAXES! Delinquent tax payers of Nemaha County aretictiSed that the payment taxebas nut been l".tjHitied, and it U thiuve:y ncrcsnary that all tuxe idinild be paid, as our Revenue Law allows but lutle furiLer indulgence. It i sincerely ttoped that all pers-.n. having taxe.duo and unpaid, will attend lu it ai wire, as the time fur ac tion 1ih C'jiuc.. all fucu are rc'-e.-tc 1 to call at my of fice In B;ownvii!c and arrange ibeir taxes as jien-iy as hmH; tlnM-e fuliinif todito until after 1 tie fl.t of aljrch next will be xm-idereil ai totaily d.resrd;n tLia notice. In thi cui-e, 1 will Uave no t jrtlier coatrol, tut will be obliged tu collect ruch delinquent tx ty Ci8tre and a!e. JAC03STRlCK.LF.lt. Brownville. Fet. 16,-tlTay T.ea. Ktu. County. Sale of Eeal Estate. WLereas on the twenty-second day of April A D iSZS, Alexander JA. Fergus and JoiunaT. Fernua. bis . for tbe purpose oi recuring i he payment -f a proinino ry bote bcjil iff dae April i'2h, t'oS, drawu in favor of John it. Da vi or order for twel haudred and aixtreu dullarsi and fuurcen!, pnyable nine m .nlU af ter date, executed to the underiiigiicd Juiiu L. Carn a Iced with puwr r hale and oiivcyonce to die lollow iii(j real esia'e n Nemaha county, Nebrahka. t.jwJt: The wct bait or tbe K'utl eat.1 quarter and north e.u-t quarter of thexiuUi e-itt qaarter vrsectLm taxntjf-nino IS) in tcwnlip number live (5) north oi raice number .ixieen (IC) east. recided on Ai.riga?c Kecord I. pace lav 14 and 15uT iecord of Nemaha cmntr. Neb raska. And whereat it it provided in said deed taut is aid prumUsory note w tt not ft.1 ly and promptly paid off a:id dirbart:ed acc irdinx to the tenor and terius thereof at maturity, the iaid John L. Carin should at any time after Ihe maturity the root proceed to ell the atn.ve e sc ii bed real estate at puitiio vendue t the highest bid der r.rra.-h in hand at thedoor of ihe ftke of the Coun ty Clerk 'd said N email i Oiuntr, le beim; required ie luTf tnakinR said sale to f ve notice thereoi I y publica tion In some i;er paper published iu said l onnty in two executive weekly issues of said paper, the proceeds t said sale to he i. ud ,c the paytneatof s.iid n..te. And where. sid note has nut been paid .r any part there-'f; Notice i therefore heehy pm en thai I wiit. on Satur day tbe 7;h day of April. A 1 1C0, between the bours f 9 o'clock A H and 4 o'clock p AI of sa d day, from the door ut ihe i fil.e of tbeConn'y Clerk of aii Nemaha county iu the Uiwn of li uwnri: le in faid county, pro ceed to sell and will sell to the hiihest ttdder for .a.-h the above ue-c. ibe I real estate wuh the ititprovemenrs thei eunt.i beloncine. and ujx n suc-h ile will make, execute acknowledge and deliver to the purchaer or purchasers a deed or deeda for ! retl estate in sc cordauce with the poweis cntained and plrtn l y said deed. JOHN L. CAKSOX, Trustee. Jauuary 31, 15C0. U$12 Probate Notice. Wi.ercas appkatioii h m thisdiy been made to tliePro biteC'jurtef Nemaha County. Nebraski Territory, by John Ebbs to be appoisred .' diuimsirator the estate f Char!e Kbbs. late or Ft. Kearney, N. T.. deceased, n 4 ice i heielv civcii that Saturday I ho lOh day of alarch, A 1. lbCU, at 10 o'ebek A. U. ii the time set for the hearing or said application at my cfMce, in Brownville in nnid couuty, wben and where all per sons in'.eresicd iuy ap;er and show caae why letter of adniiiiscrati;:ii ol said estate stiouid Dot bo issued to the - t il applicant. Given under my hand andof3cial teal this 1st day of February A n HOd CVhU'S W. wnKELER, Probate Judge. No33C-$7 Probate Xoticc. NOTICE i " erebr iriven to all persons mteresied that a it:appers thai there arc claims H;i:ist the e.-ta'e of Andrew J U.itr, late of J. -hnson county, Nebiaska Ter tito.y deceased, 1 have appointed Uoiidny. the 6'U dayf March, IStiO, as the flu l day for hearjii claims asainst saU estate. Persons having claims apalnsl said estate are hereby untitled to tile them at rny ffle on or be fore the said d-t.v. or they will forever he debarred col lection; and fruui sctltng off the same In unv actum whatever. C. A GOSflK.V. Actlnif Jude r H.-oh.ite. Ordered that the above notice be published for twelve successive weeks i:i tlu Nebraska Advertiser. G. A. GOSnKN, A. J. P. Abraham Man, Administrator. Johnson Counly, November 15, 1853. v4t.2312tl$13 " Legal Notice. David Seijrei P II t'l I To Sprinc Term A. I). Brownville Hotel Company j 1SC0 of the D.stiitt ty, Nebraska Territory anu ll. bei t V. Furnas. s Court for Nemaha conn Kichard Urou n, II iiner Johnson, J W. Ojieiiian. .-car F. Like Defend'ts Kicbaid Brown wili take notice that Pavid Seirel r.f said con ii' y of Nemaha did. n s!.e!lst day of IJeceniber A. 0. 1S59 flJo Lis petition in ihe f!K-e of the Clerk of tbe said District Court for Nemaha County. Nebraska Territury. awainst the Brownville Iloiel Coinpary and B. W. Furnas Kichard Drown. Homer Johr.-oii, J. V. Coleman Oi-carF. Lke, Defendants, wboreif. is claim ed of said defendants the sum of flee hundred and tbk-ty-eiiihtjl illar with inteiest iheie n at ttie rate or ten per cent per annum from the 13h day of December A. l. iS59. on a promissory note executed by the sal-1 def-end-iuts to s?id plaiutifT on the 13:h day of Deceaiber !S-r)S. And tbe said defendant Kichard Brown i also further notified that upon the necesaiy affidavit -f the said pl'imtiff an eider of attachment has been issued asalnst him. and that lie U required to iijipear ai:d an swer on iir bef ire the llrst djy of the next term rr said court . or judgment will to rendered against him for said claim and costs. IIEWETT& THOMAS. 3I-lw$7 60 Feb. 9, 1860 Att'y tor P ft. Thanks To Hon. E. Estabrook for numerous favors cf late. ' ' ' ' TJie .General has the thanks of .the prownville Library Association for very v2luable contributions. Farm for Rent. Tiie John 15. Kdtvarus' fat ui for rent. Ttiesbore wtn hns a good house, a Erst rate well of water, and 4;"'ut thirty ncrea brokeon it,and situated outy two "da half tn:!c Irom Uruwnville. -"'ease address me through the Post OCSce at J'BviIle, and have immediate attention. AS.KX. UAI.LAM. Aent. Carpentry liladc L:aij, Thirty-tiia plates, two hundred fi,:iire. TLe most -ticl aud valuable book for farmer, extant. Tell Barns, and Houses, Biidzes, &c. &c. f iC'f an'Ple C,,VT $2 by mail, postpaid by "ALLKjr.fc SON. Philadelphia. Jlt'CLti w CHOICE SEEDS! WARRANTED PURE. Japan ApT'ld-rie Jel.io; llubhard Squash, ' Tig Tomato, Strawberry Tomato, - I;wu Wateitnrlon, r.r.idTord Watermelon, Clarendon Watermelon, Sur Squash. Odcll'a Lnre White Watermelon, Terry's 1'arly Prolifia Cuetirnber, The above arc all mw nnd ve y superior varieties: and wi". le sent by m.iil free, at 15 cents ier pack tige. Stamps tHlifii for fraction of a dollar. Address, II. A. TERRY, n32-om Crescent Cit.r. Iowa. FROSFECTI'S 0F HARPER'S MAGAZINE., The publishers tiubince tLU ipji'.rtuniiy to rcturc tbeiraukuowled'-tueuts to the press and tho pub'.i for their voiit wuod eauiCJenoo nn J suppoif. Thucir culatiouof iho Iaj;:iziiicis now greater than at uny former peril d Fidco her pub!icnti-n uus cotmui'ticed and ttcudily sqJ rapidly increasing. The un.e plan which has inudoil .so jKipular hitherto will continue to be pursued. It will aim t9 pr; ?cnt regular, inn. more elegnnt dross, nnd at a cheaper rain, a hinder nmoutit of bet ter reading niiitt-.-r I Ii.in hml ever been jiresctitcd to the publi't 'n any s tu.l.ir pcii kII.i!, either foreign or doun st'c. lis lOiitciit.s will be made up with ref erence to tho want td the great U dy ,f the Amer ican jietp'e, ratiier than lo those if nnf particu lar clais or profession. While it will bu thoendeav orof its conductors, in all its departments, to com bine entertainment with instruetieii. speeiul tare will be taken to exclude everything that can uilVnd tho most fastidious on the K-ore of tasta nr inonili ty. A large number of interesting and valuable, article have already been prepared; the seiie if pictorial nrlicles, written by the most tmineut of authors,ind illustrated by Iho most gifted and jop ulnr artists in the United States, expre-sly for ih.s .Magaiine, will be continued: the choicest productiono of American and KnrojK-hn talent will bo selectop fori"8 pages: I ti 3 vaiiety, int nst i:id attractive, ness of it editorial dciurtmeut will be increased and nothing will be undone to met it that large shan of the public favor w i:h which thus far their rs lerprise has been received. :' . , -c Subf uibers are re?peetfally Solicited tore new thoirsubscriptions. Kach nombi-r of thd .Magiiine will contain 14 4 oclavi pages in doiiloeenlnuiu; each year thus Com prising ii-.'jtrly two thousand pagea ( the choicest literal lire of the day. i'lich iiuluIhw w ill ecntain numeroiM illitsti-atioiis.neeurate plate? of tho fah ii n, copious chrotiietcs of tuirent event, and im portant luniks i'f the month, the voleini'seoiccncc with the r.umberstT Juno and l).c"ir.ber, but eub rcriptions may counoenet with any uaaibcr. i' K K M S . Tho Mng-tzine tuny bo obtained from periodical agents, brksoller.-, or from the publishers at f :J per annum, or twenty-fivo cents a number. The semi nni u.il vo'utnts, n completed, neatly bound in cloth sold at $ 2 ctuh. and inusiin covers are furnished to those who wish to bavo their back numbers ULifoim ly bound, at twenty-fivo cents each. Fourteen Vol umes arc now ready to be bound. Address. IIAUI'EU A LUOTilEHS, New York Ctty. At Vzxs, are still prmo-anced by jmhres, to be the best and cheapest ever before opened in tLismaiket. The people are carrying them cU by loads, ilyre com ing however. Tho Great Female Pills. DH. J. P. CRUAGKIt t the General Aeent Whole sale and retail lor Dr. Wheatinii's ce'ebrated FeiiMle Pills. These Pi!.' en trtt'j taiuable for laitiet : Fur thtjf will restore Iht monlMg civrsct token far may tip from any came whatever. They never have tail ed oi any case wUer tbe dirccth ns arouinl the b-x cuii-tainin-j ihe Pi'ls have bet-n strictly t.llowe!; indeed, there is no cae of faii nre ever loiiietoinir kn wie!'e, Beti'C purely vercubic-ibxy arc perie-il sate. Since b. xes. mailed tooider post.jit i.n receipt of one dollar, ty J. P. CltKAGKR. B.Miiu ire City, M.iryiai;d. A liberal discount to drugijts. 3 cent postage -stamps as gd as money. ; Probate Notice. K'.'tice l heicby jiveti to aM persons iu'eresre-l that F.siber Beish line has beei appointed n'nu'.istrgli ix of the estate of J hn lh ihlitie late of Pa nco County. N. T.. deceased. All persons havirir r';ijriis a:a;iist the sai.l estate in p notified to present them to the 1'robite Court of ssid C iti'itv on or befo. e the I4th dav of Mav. Send Fcvr Stamps fcr a Sucimcr cf. I IS..; "NEWS FR0;I- HOME.' i 4 A Weekly summary of the la test intelligence re ceived from England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales anp the Dritiah I'oscsslcns in every part of the world, and devoted to politic?, literature, sci'.rce, trt, his tory, Ac.. Ac. ..,. Tlic "Xews from IIoIr3c?, "Will bo marded postage, free uptn receipt cf eub'crSptioa, viz : $2 for one year ; $1 tor six months j. SO cents for three months. ,. Fost masters and newspapers oSiccrs are authorized to act as agents. A liberal allowance made to par ties petting vp club?. Address T0W5DT10W & DKV : Ed i tort and Proprietors, Sew York. April Ii,'cy-ly -, , . YOURMOXEY AXD GO TO WM. T- DEN, s Wholesale and Ke'ail dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES. Brov:nvi!le, Jf. T. ' nASNOWONIIANnalarireandwellselert rf , j Pd stock or Boot and Shoes.' Lady': andGetit.'s v Gaiter and Slippers of every wariety ; alse. . tSi Misses and Children shoes of every kind that I will sell cheaper for Cash or Produce I baa any other hotise west of St. L uis. All work warranted; orders respectlully a.iWi!ed. i' - . - - The Iliabest Cash prtcep3id for nides, Pelts and Furs, st tie City Boot and Sboe Store.' Cut Leather kept for sale BrownvilJe June 2d. '53. n3f- 1ST i I 1.1118, a- W h- . I x s ' - J- n - i x HIIHH1 HHIIir HHH , HHH .j; HHH HHH - -: HHII - HHH ' ,''.:" : HHHHHHHH HHHHHHHH ' HHH HHH HHH HHH ; ; : HHH HHH HHHH HHHH : t- f ) " j . , ' : " AIIEBICAM MW. KToVcr Hotel IN BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA. P. J. HENDGEN TTerchy notiSes the public that he ha purchssed the Nebraska House in Browuville, X. T., formerly kept by T. J. Kdwards, and has rem deied. renovated and enti rely chm-iei: tie whole house, from ccrtar to parret, with an especial view to neatness, comfort end conve nience. Having had macy years experience as a hotel keeper. he feels safe in warrr.ntinjtbebotirding patron ape of Brownvll lo. and the traveling public, that, wbile at the American, they will have no reason to complain of thefa-e tn any re-pect. ' The Hotel isi-im-tied immediately at the Steamboat Laiidinjr foot of Main street, and consequently affjrds peculiar advantages to the travelinx conrmunity. The p-opt ietor asks but tv be tt i?d, tnd if not (ottnd worthy, discarded. January, 19. 1&C0. 28-tl NOTICE. I hereby caution all persons indebted to tbe late firm of Ureen, Sprinkle A Co..alias, Sprinkle, Uaker A Green. agnnst paying any debts, notes of band or bode aciants accruing to gttid firm except to myself, from my office about n yearngo, andasyetlhara not nndennnot get any satisfaction ns to tin- disposal of th3 collections. LEVI SPKLNKE. LOOK TO YQUR INTERESTS! STEAB1 FERRY BOAT, Brownville, AT Nebraska. To those In tho States cent cinpla ting going to thcXcbri.-ka nnd Kansas GOLD MINES, The undersigned desire to fay, and in bo doing will not practice djjeptionjthit there are advantages lobe -secured in Crossing the Missouri river at lirownville, and outfitting at, nnd starting from that point, not to Lc found at any other place (in tho Missouri (ti vcr. In the first place, on both side? of the rivir are I irgo extents of bottom lnndj in which grass mnkes n much eartierstm t Ihnn on tho uplands, and is mujh more abundant, being inexhaustible the entire season. Here, then, is a desirable place recruit stock before startirg on tho Plains. Stock can also ba purchased here on vciy favorable term . The Fr .wuvillo Steam Ferry beat, being the best on the liiver, offers peculiar inducements for cro. ingat this point. It ii-large and commodious; with powerful machinery, which enables tbe proprietors to ferry emigrants and others in tbe dost expedi tious manner. HTox CD tiiHttixiS We nndertnkc to sny that the business man of Brownville area well prepared to serve thoso wish ing supplies, with a superior quality nnd on a fav orable terms as can be found elewhero. Everything desirable ean bo purchased in Ilrownville, such as Provtemns, -loiliin, "Mining Jmple .. mcnts, &c, &c The Route from Hrownvillo to tho Mines is uni versally admitted by those who have traveled it and others, to be superior in every resjK-ct. Ilrownville is about midway between St. Jo. and Omaha. As to dista ee, an examination of the map isull that is necessary to prove to any one that it is nearer from heri to tho mines than from any other point on the Missouri. On this route wod and water abound tho cnti-tj fistance. while on many others, wood has to bo hauled for many days. The foregoing facts arc fully and satisfactorily es tablished by ihe immense travel of Inst year, and those w ho adopt it the present season will have no cause to regret ha ving done so. Therefoto Cross the Missouri River at and start from Brownville. . ' JOHN UODDIMSTOX f CO, Proprietors Steam Ferry Boat. THE MELVM MILLS. NEMAHA CIT1', NEBRASKA. The proprietor returns thanks for the generous patronage thus far extended him, and 'hopes by re uewed cfiorts to merit increased favors. Farmers and Others Will do well to have their grain in ns soon as possi ble, as spring freshets will soon be upou us, when more than likely it will ba impossible to run the mill f jr several vvks. Cera: Along I7ow! Jlfcal and Flour of Superior Quality Constantly cn Hand. We will pay . 75 cents cash for wheat. Feb-22, ISSii. " J. . MEEVINV lVG3oALLT0fl PUBLIC HOUSE, The Rut)criVr inforam the travelftip public that he keeps a hous e of entertainment at Worrallton in Ne msha eiiunty, Nebra.-ka, on the Territorial road leading from Nebraska City to Tccuinseh. . The ciirarortand convenienceof travelers willbe con sulted and charges moderate. E0CEET WEIGHT. January 13. 1SC0 CS-3ai Iatvton Glackberry. Toebtaiu tho risinaI variety for carden or field cul ture, or circulars wilIi directions, address. WM LAWT0N, lnl New Kochclle, KT Petition for Divorce. Francis C. Butler"! In the District Cmrt of Jihnson vs. VCnunty. Nebraska Terriiory, April Nathan Butler jTernilS60. To Nathan B ltler, iho above named defendant: You arc btrt eby notified that Francis C. Butler, the abovenamed plaiuti-T in this cause, has filed in the of fice of the cieik of the District Court of the Second Ju dicial Dibtr ct of Nebraska Territory, in and for the county i f Johnson, a petition praying the court for tbe causes therein set forth to Kraut the said plaintiff a de cree of divorce from you the said defendant, and also prayinjr the said court ta decree that the custody of the child, the isjue of maniaee between you the said dereu l.mt and ihe said plaintiff, shall, daring its minority, he ai.d reraaia iu saiil pljintifTand fur such other and farther relief as justice and equity may re'i'ire. And yon arc furtlier hereby n -tijied that un essyou appear I efore the iid cjr.rt on or before the mori'inp of tue second day f ihe oext terra thpreof to be besnn and l eld at ihe court house in J.-hnsoti mity. Nebraska Territoiy uii the liist M. inlay beinp the 2d day of April 1M0 ami auswer ali and sincuiar the allegations of said petiii -ii the same win be taken aa true and the decree piayel forwill be granted by tbe court. J. U. WESTON, Solicitor for P'fT. It is hereby ordered that t the above notice be publish ed in he Nrbr.tvfc., Advertiser for four consecutive wcct.aslht liv,,"" iuire ALLKN HLACHER Clerk. C7 S'Offe ryPHjt.. II Kji,y Jep JAMKS ! ISG0 or they win bo forever birred fr-ra rec verins anted. uch claim in any ac:Un w&atcrcr. K- G. XAiKi:, . vlhl liwDoSSFJ7 . ; P.--bate Juvlo. S. 1Y. Ilazelt.Re &. Co., 171. Walnut Street Jirt door be!oio Gibton lloutt, VIXCiXXATi. PjilO'"' la Seed", Trees. Shrntis. Itoses. Beddiai plints Cut Flowers. Agricaiturjl ImplemeuJs, Green aai Dried Fruits, &c. - viol V ' IIIIIII, ., . -inn : : r : urn , , ,-!t inn - -- ' mil ' mil f - v;; : IIIII i - : . . urn . ? mil -'r 1 - . IIIIIII : LLLLL ' LLL . ' ' LLL LLL LLL LLL :". .).; . . ' '. LLL; ; ? s 1; . LLL LL : LLL - LL- ' - LLLLLLLLLL11 'fl r '"' .4 , T "1 ; ; :3 1.' LLLL.L.. Q'.-ijL , - - - - -LLL , t'."ii , . , ; . . :;v - LLL "-... "... ll'Hi ;5.w5;'T ' LLL 'I. LLL : k LLL LL '' LLL LL7 LLLLLLLLL ., Sells all kinds of Goods L iri tr i a-V t THAN JINY OTHER HOUSE W THE UPPER COUNTRY. i ; . ; i TO PURCHASE DRY-GOODS, TO PURCHASE GROCERIES,1 ' 1 TO PURCHASE PROVISION TO PURCHASE BOOTS St SHOES, TO PURCHASE QUEENS WARE, . . i. TO PURCHASE FANCY GOODS, ' To Purchase Ladies Dress Goods ' THE UNION SAFE! 1ST over JPlxrxxx lax PERU, NEM All A COUNTY, N.T. R. W. FRAME & CO., Having engaged in tbe Mercantile Business, would respectfully invite the citizens of Xemaba. and ad joining counties in Nebraska, Atchison county, Mo., and Fremonf eouuty, Iowa, to call and examine their stock, consisting of . Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, . Hats, , Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Medicines, Drugs, Paints, ' . Oils, Dye stufis, And all other articles usually kept in All of which we will sell on the most rea sonable terms for,4,,' CASH OR PRODUCE. . All are solicited to call and examine our .3 t:ovo;'5blv"'" We expect to keep a full stock, and 4jre determined Vo'inake it tne ' " interest of 3P a. x m o r a TO DEAL WITH US. ' We also wish to Purchase 50,000 . , BUSHELS OF CORN,; For which we will piy the highest ' . IP 2T.1 O'O. . . . II. W. FRAME &. CO. .... Pern. Ftb.'i;i660.- - - -h. A Good Fain for Sale. The 8ubscril.er will sell at a ereat birpala a very choice quarter ut section of laad tu J.hnsou county; Ne braska.. There are forty c.s of fine timber land, td acres nniier cultivaUot, a K'-oi log house and other iu-.provenienta. It is two and a half tuiloa from Te:uni seh, on the rod from thence to Pawnee City. . Any per-ii wishinc to pun base a Rood tract of land on very reasonable terms, wilj spply 1.1 Cyrus Wright ai Tecutnseh or J.:hh L Carson Banker, ia Brownville, or toGeo. W. Shroat.NetiraskaCity. BODEUT WRIGnT, Residinz at rr!lte&, la Nemaha Co, JaatU-7 13, IW ti-tt t . r 'nxn y ad vanced ox : x jJ' . FUAH-GOKDI 1 c wi.i rccc.vo Pike's reds Coltt.' anl advance money vp- the t rrr.a. sV paj oveT I alftttte nt proceed as soon as ;::rt rcurrs are hd. Xa luu0J,we will exhibit rj.e i r is ted rtturas mI tho Vui;ei States ili&t, or Ass ty cf ,.-e. ' ' ' -' ' ' r.t snn irnii & carsot, EriLIO. A5D EXCHANGE BUOiaTaS ' EEOWNVILLE, NEBHASKA; - A CARD. v ' To Pnr-TlMrTO-KS asd Others. Persons who may hereafter desire the utrvice of the uadtri;iie J, and Associates, will piesso send ta .me ., , . ... 1st. A deeiipUon of the land in contest. 2i. The time when the ci-i.e are tried l thokalof- flces ; ho.? iJedi-i; and izhtn sesl vp. ,J 31. A c y cf tic evj-ene taken. . ' PATiis. When Patents are wanted. theCertlfli-ates must be sent tome The cot oi obtaining patents ia only $10. Ey cemplyic!? with the stove, mnch titne will tit saed,nnd iUa busiaes'.can Le better atte -rfrd t-. f- ,..'.--- JOTIS A. PARSKit Washington City, September, 15, 1323 noKh-4-3-n .ENDED ! j .nr.. r t THE LAST CALL. Hereby once mor notify those indebted to me that they can liquidate their i.ebtedcesa with corn potatoes, or olaiost any kind of produce, at the hight-mrket price, itr lifvwr.Til'.e. - This request is made hjcuui 1 am in 'debi. aymt, and ntcd money, but can make uso of corn. Heretofore the excu?e with thoje owing me has been, that they cannot misethe money. I now in form you that I will take produce; J Inow you can raif that.. ?ucb anarrangiment will be taken as a jrr? it, aceojtaraodatioa under pjrcieat circum stances.' ' I wish to be accommodating, but I repeal, this is THE LAST CALL. -... , JESSE XOEL. Brownville, Nov.. 10, 139. t. i - c o K. - ri 5 r -i i i ki r-l - m4 5 r-i t-j sH f ,ru c d5 St-'?''? t5 - C a 3- 5 a Z. - . 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Wlt-sox, A rent. For All Latitudes. In ndJitit & to the hour circle, subdivided toshow the true time to minutes, these Dials have engrared Equation Tables, showing the difiercrce between ap parent a rd trnc time erery day in the year ; a rait - ror inserted, which reflects the clouds, shewing their exact course, and Jhe consequent direction of tho winJ ; a compas, circle. Ac being mide with great aceuraey, of beantifn! and durahlo Worktmnship. and Ttry ornnrnenfaJ find U5efu1, this rnlunble work of art should hava a nlnceonthe grotindsof all ire- pro red country residences, plantations, gardens, lawn, Ac. A cast iron column of Doric Ordor, three feet high.. If furnished at ii each.' The dials arc 3 to 9 inches diameter,, P.-ico of N".,4, $15; No. 3, $10: JIo. 2. 57; r. 1, $o. The o. 4 Dial andeol- umn, S20, i. generally preferred. Diroetions accom pany by which they aio easily set up and adjusted to the true meridian. Order promptly filled. Aug. l. iMa'J. no-tr AU Kinds cf AiicuIrural Books Pnblisbcd and for sale by C. 31. S.1XTOX, RARI&raR i CO.. Ho. 25. Park Row, If ew York. tSULVDI-SO THE TOLLOWISO WOBESt ' Bird Fanciers. Rabbit Fanciers, Fish Culture, Eee Keepcr's Uanual. Domestic Fowls, Pomestie Animals, Cattie OvCtIIore pector, Barn B -oli, Stable B.jok, Farnt Jnaleiiicnti, Treatise on Grasses Grains, Weeds andhsefoi Ptautf; Mantrres, Week .Manuals, Hedges and KTenrreens. Farm Drainage, Letters to Fanners. Agri cultural Cheini.-tiy. Rural liandU-oks, Landscape Gar denin?. Rural Dwellinpg, Rural K.-saya: Gardener's As aistant, Flower Garden Directory, Culture of the Rose, Crape Culture. Strawberry Culture, Cranberry Cul ture. Pear Culture, Fruit Bocks, Receipt Books and C'ok Bocks, ftcMcc, &.c. . Books sent by mail to any part of tho country cn re ceipt of price, . Catalogues furnished 00 application to C. M. SAXTON, BARKER & CO. AKricultural Booksellers and Publishers of THE HORTICULTURIST, XO. 25, VABK SOW, XEW TCWf. . nM-3m We Will Purchase Wheat As money is scarce, we will pay ingwds for wheat 65 cents per bushel ; nnd for flour $2,75 per hundred pounds. We will furnish sacks for wheat and re ceive it, either at our Store in linwnrille or at Jielvin's Jlills. ' D. J.MAItTINJfc CO. , Ilrownviile, Oct.20, lS39. . . otP-5 A. LTFORD. . . J. T. HORX Lyford , & Horn, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, falls.PloTis, Stoves, rurnllurc, &c S0N0RA, MO. April 9th. 1S53. 4.t-t isijzrusr, 'G-O OX5S WE are now in receipt of our FALL GOODS, which comprises everything a GEXT.-r LADY is likely to want. W'c invite our friends, and the pub lic generally to COME AND SEE US, a we will not Lo undersold for cash. - - ' ' D.J. MARTIN i CO, October 20ti. 135?. ' 15-tf 1859. 1859. IMlY.MRAIa & ST. JOSEPSI R. U. ' ' FALL iRKAMlEAIEXTS. ; Sfornius Train leavea St. Joseph at . . 6:00 Kve iini: Train leaves lo J. - C:4i) S:. Joseph is rea -ted by the -Western Strte Line. Passengers saretime and tirean'e ra;inc fcy Ihtsroute. D.iity a.oiiec:ioiis made at llinn.bal aith allEastern and Southern Rat Innate and P.icker. J T D Haywood, Sup; t.. Hannibal. D C Sawis, General an;ent, St. Joe. P 1J Groat, G. Ticket Agent, Han'lal Theo. Hill, G. T. Ag't, Bro'.Tnville. . XTonW.-l. IC53. ' - - . - i t 1 1 A wuw i.iuJiU for D J. LIAETIH CO., ' ; Wholesale & Eciail ':V; ' . . . Z3 1H3 -L IZj HZ3 E?L " '--MATX STREET, " BROWNVILLE, N. T. a .,' ,S . . ... , ii' '' Announce to the 'Citizens "of the " ':: . counties of. . ; NEMAHA, RICHARDSON, JOHNSON, PAWNEE, CLAY, . - AND GAGE, AND ATCHISON COUNTY THAT TTIET HAVE Just Beceived, Per Sieamer Emigrant, A New, Complete, and SUPEEIOE STOCK OP ii tra IO1 rw u u i.r v.. 1 ( r n mi u 1 1 11 GROCERIES, PI.W.O0K10 Queensvrare, - O XT I? Hi 2E3 "ST, Glassware, SASH DOOES, RcadySadcCIotliing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc. ' EYBBYTf MG Meedcd or lEPesired Can le had ai cur Store, and oh terms as favorable as those cf any ether House in ihe West. Wc Do a Casb, or Exchange .for Produce Trade, and arc Deter mined thereby to Give our Cus tomers DARGAI.S. We solicit a contlnoetl and increased patronage, pledging ourselves to spare no pains to give entire satisfaction in prices and quality.' Oar Atclilson County Friends Will find very much to iheir advantage to i . - deal with us. Give us a Call, And satisrr yourselves that we hare the G-OOIDS And are selllr; thcu D. J. MARTIN &. CO E.-owBYiUe, AisutlstI355.. ., T.o; I f r rct.ii.-.., de- cf Lai..--; 2, -Errtrs in Cc:rt-f;;' d-jctive Control;' a: y c ns :f ? .: h I der, post : i.f, . n iec ? ; ;t (' p09t? s'an; ss r -l a- r- t. - ' I ( ; - . . r : i Ij of Pr. "2. C. S-:...b. cf r...t c-teuu:-l art:ef ! . e-j.i:, tii:,!! wetrei sit. T! s J Jlrs. SL-i-.h- a-f -r;. j t t :. j i"'., . which i,e pnrcised cf ir. J. ?. 1 -Ui it . .: . ".; raC. 2rl - r-1:?: 1 City. M-L Any j ersott can jet ti: rt'..,t ;.r cak;:n; honey, and te la-tepen-teit , the hi-ney-lee, ty wrf.ra to Vr. Cre?7T, Xo. IC?. V."t B,.',..r -9 :- . r "i more City, ill , enclose Jctuta a.-; ..rf. ,'; ' .' UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. " rH'V -r " 15C0 Pictorial UIustrat-'cTU. WehsTe jut Issued a ue ei'.:on ol Wetit'i C abrlJsed Lictiotiarj, contaisis? liv.C Flctortal l''tiit.-a tlcns beautifully executed. . . . - 9 CCO to 10,CCO .vrrr U'OKCS ta f. T'ocaja.'iry. Table of Si XOXl itS, by Prcf Gootncii, In which r.i.re tbaa two tio-.ssrvl wrJi a9 erriV.j dicri:ninad. formicn a falr wo; i a I -. nyms, of Itself, thai ar.y otter issued fces.et C '-, anj be!;evel in advance of that. Table, giving Proftnciation cf .Vat c'" -5 . diitinguithed Pertont of Modern Titu., , . ' Peculiar use of Words and Terms It tl; ii ta, ITU.Sr afw Fent-jrtt. t ijcthf vth a.'Uhi miittr OF PREVIOUS EMTIOXS. Comprised In a "Vol. of It 20 pn-TC- we bavescn specimea sbeetsor the Pictorial u;u- tratins. They are weil executed, and will cn tt found useful in siviuv a ranch more correct i:, -cf a object than c.tn k obtained ty a dsaaitjoa. .V. J'. i"ri- bvnt, April 13. 1S59. We have seen specimea psses cf portloTta ta art-1-lecture and 01 nitholigy, anil 8nd tteni cf srtlstio betuiy as well as cf areat practical alco. CArufta .V.rrcr, April 12' We have seen speciraea sheets cf the;e t'.lastrttiorx. and can baldly see bow they can be improved la beaatj or accuracy 2otton Evemnj Trantcrit. Sold by a. I n -i-tie! :ors. C ITT . TILE Ij 3T. GLx O. C. ilEt?.IA2. The Nebraska Farmer, DEVOTED TO Devoted to Agriculture, Slock Raizing, Horticulture, Mechanism, Education. Pullhlied al Broicnvilley N. On the Erst cf every mnth at SI a year far sia jr'.e copies; Six copies, f 3; Thirteen copies, $13; Twenty cop ic?, SI 5. i The Tolume began Oct. 1st, I3.'9. Specimen nna bers farniihedgratij&aappIicatijD.. Lack nursbers can ba furaiahxJ. .. . . - Will every friend of Agriculture and Education in Nebraska. Northern Kansas. Southern Iuwa, and Northern Miisourj, lend a helping Land, ta establish and maintain s journal devoted exclusively to the interefi above named. Thcra ii not a p'.'st cZct within the region named but can ar-.d ought ta furnish a club oT at Icaat 13 iulcriber. Sjni jilocg without delay. Addrvs .FURNAS & LVANN. ' ' " rirownvi',1, N. T." Peru Chair Factory, ASD .or:. Tl-.e undrrshrned, havlnr Turehasod the Chair rd' Cabinet shop lately ownel b T. n. Karshal', take .M method of inforniintt tbe public that they are nw pre pared to CM rdir for all k.rd t fjir'.nr, . ucli as Chairs, tabiea, atands, bed.teid, birea1;, sa.'es, erlis, cradles, louuqea, etc., et:., eitber at -abuiesale or re tali) as cheap as can be bonsht at any other est ah! .fc nient inthe wert. The b3st of Cf.fSn lumber and trim, clings constantly on hsr.C, which will cnablo us ta t'A ' oiders for cofKus at short njtii-e. We have attached tj ozr sr...? a acod n jrse Pawei a.4 Turning Lathe, and we are prepare.! to Jo ay d.?crir Hon id turnina from a Chair le up to aS jaarliill. Chairs aud Furniture of all kind repaired .n the a?tt style. X. B. Corn, Whe it. Flonr, Dry Good. Grxerir s. ber and produce of all kinds, Money Rot oxs r.ie.!, ! ken in excUanse for work ur jo.ds. fi'e hura by s.'riei attention to busiaesa to jnerit a t!.re ef p;it:ic pa'.roa-. Po- KilSZZlcr k ftLTiJ.- , Pom, Kebrsika, Xoveraher CI, li;a. T8raiSfi?IIffl.I- . G. S. KXEPFER, xjrownviuo, rx. rr. Informs tho pnbi; that be ij now prej sred ' all tho necessary nppnntu. $nch as heavy Jroa jick ' screws for tncvin-j, raiting or Werin,; building of every description, without injury to t0 piajterin-r Ilis facilities are such,ia Ujij, has that,L cannot fail to jatijfactioa. Also Carpenter and Builder,- In which btts!ne" hotrarii hij expericrc 6ni quali2eationj are ;ucb aa to secure for ciai literal patronage. Sept. 22d,lS59. all-tf GE1ITS' DEES3 GO 033. jacob1iaihio5, MERCHANT TAILOB, BROWriVIIilai:, UTBIiASKA. Respectfullyannounces to the itentlen;m of Brown vllle and vicinity that he has Just received frcm the Kast a largo stocS of very superior Booda and latest styles. . Cloths, Vestings, Ccc, Which be will manufact ore on very favorable tern:. ne flatters himself tha: he nnderstanda hi bus.ctst thoronghly and all work warranted comin from h: e tablishment, and charges as low a any other ecntpeutor in this place or the Ve-t. A Xcat nt Gnnranteed. Land Warrants, ox Caoli vsacX on Timo We are prepared to loan Land Warrants of all size t settlers on such time as they may desired-lone or stiurl at the nsual rates. A constant supply of Warrant will be ket on h .ir t for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewtiire la town. Buy of reznlar dealers and beware of bogTS wtmat. AH warraats sold by as will be pnaranteed to b-f genoinein every respect and will be exchaajed U de fective. Bcintt permanently loc-idln Bwwnv!:2e, we eaa at. way be foumi at the eld stand a few door tat o2 t-4 Brownville Iluase. LCSHBArGTIfc CA230X Wankers, and Deilere la Laid Warrixt. LU5H33AUGH &CJBZ 017,' AXZ GENEHAL LAUD AGEI7T3, . Dealers in Coin.XJnctirrpnt Hone7, Exchatt'j ' and Jjand Warrants, Colleetlint mud eon I accxttibh pointt. Tajcet pa.lt. and prompt attention given to all cusines pertui- ta a first class Land Agency. ASrVTI TOR THE VXiTED STATES EXPRESS CtiXPAXY. A safe and reliable Company for the trai-utnisaka of money packages. Also Agents fur the Hartford Firelaauriftc Coxpaay of llirt'ord, Couaecticnt. We have remoTe4 ouroT.ceto the new hniidlt t on Main street, next door ti Theodure Hill' Store, anl near the IT. S. Laud 0Z.ce. Oct 27. 1-j.vs, pi LrsnsACGiifc ctusoy. Thepoblij are now respect; a;1y ict...rar,eJ thitth tsndcrsijned have proeared fr"a Cinoianali aii pot ia or era! ion o-icrf Ilcrnerl Co.'s ourn:" o' tae l.ri st patent, and theilr.t brought to thi Territory. They wcie induced to exchat"?e their foraef raiil fur this one, f.-oui the high charucter they have ;rin ed ii the east, and froTt the per'onal testim my cf md'ers whohavo tried them throajhontths ''refri States, and in view cf tho increased dotsan-l L.r ;ri?dinr whih will exceed that tif any preTk'rf year in Nehmk.t. reqiirin a rsi" th.-it . j t!ie wr.rk bettor aud quicker than aej- Leret'jfora ia ope ration. In addition to their 2 ur mill they will Icee the CV-rn Mi!! c i!f.in:ly rannin, r-ao'y at all t lews to aoeoiuniial ile the f.i.irii.rs vviib'-ut d-tenti(-.n. arxi by giving their undivided iupt rictor.djrice to the busi ness (assured by t heir forjavr oilier, iir. V.'ew.s)r.hey lioj-eforthe conticaanee and increased patronajecf tuir friends. A 'sorted Lu'oor, Shingles and Lath constantly oi hand, ; (iTwZEN & alAIlT.,. . jvru i:::;., Ser-t. i?s 1