Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ADVERTISER.
BROWNVILLE, JUNE 14, 16G0.
TERMS:
$2,00
2,60
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Club of 13 or mors will be furnished at $1,50 per
mom, provided the cakb. accompanies the order, cot
for one year, If paid in advance,
.4 4i 4i 4 at tLe end of 6 months.
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The "Nebraska Advertiser " having
pach the largest circulation cf any paper in
tve Territory, Wholesale Ilerchants in St.
foui. St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East-
ern markets where Nebraska merchant pur
cse. will find no better advertising medium
IB the Western country 2
flanks, Clanks.
iTc have on hand, pnuted in rnpcrior atyle, and tot
fitchX Iqt cah, a fresh supply of
Warranty Deeds, KortRage Deeds,
Trust Deeds. Bonds lor Deeds,
Justice, sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Preemption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc.
rovbieb we rail the especial attention of Uioeein need.
printing of .any and every description executed to
fderin a style inferior to none, produced in any part of
country. We except no office in the West, or elso
nere, and offer t peciinens of our work as evidence.
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Apeot, Post Office building, Corner Douslasand
Thirteenth streets, Omaha, N. T., is onr authorized
Agent for both the Advertiter and Farmer.
$. g, 1IA.HDING & CO., News and Literary De
pot, mil's building. Main street, opposite the Nuck
olls House", Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
for both the Advertiter and Farmer.
.Telegraph to BrownTllIc it is
now a fixed fact that we are to have a
telegraph line to this place. and that very
shortly. . The locating corps of engineers
reached. here yesterday, planting stakes
fcr the poles. Theodore Hill, cf this
City received a heavy contract to furnish
poles, has the most of them ready for de
livery. Within a fortnight or two we
will be. exchanging lightning dispatch
es with our friends East.
Snsar Mills. We again call the at
tention of farmers to the advertisement
cf Douglas & Brothers, Manufacturers
of sugar mills, sugar evaporators, and all
kinds of sugar making apparatus, Znnes
Tille, Ohio. These mills, after a test of
three years, have proven themselves supe
rior to all others, having given perfect
satisfaction. We have consented to act
tZ agent for this territory, and wtlltake
pleasure in giving all desired informa
tion. In a few days we will have on hand
one of the small sized mills. Will far-
mers call and examine, and leave their
orders. It would be well for four or five
neighbors to join in ordering a mill, where
it is not convenient for each one to get
one of their own.
ThC Horticulturist, for June, is be
fore us. It is an exceedingly interest
ing comber. The publishers favor us
with an' edition in which the fruits are
Colored to nature ; they are executed in
superior 6tyle.- The present contains,
co?r-p.i- jVn To'vrnd, rr Se??er Apple.
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" No person should be guilty of allowing
1 his or her property of whatever kind to
remain uninsured. Let the recent con-
flagration near us be a warning to all.
j There ore agents in this city for some
half dozen safe; reliable companies. ihey
lo not advertise with us it is true, but
' by -all means we say, insure your prop
erty. Carson &. Lushbaugh are agents
for. the Hartford; T. W. Bedford for the
jtna, and E. W.Thomas for the Phoenix.
All reliable Companies.
j New Billiard Saloon.
We have neglected before to notice
that Evait Worthing has opened up a
new. Billiard Saloon in the basement of
Judge Whitney's new building. He has
a No. 1 marble top table and will soon
have several more of the "same sort."
Lovers of the cue will find Evan's sa
loon about right.
ClOrlOUS Rain On Sunday last, this
section of country, for a long time past,
suffering from drouth, was visited by a
copious and thankfully received shower,
which thoroughly soaked the parched
earth. It was just in time, and is vTPrth
to this county alone, thousands.
"Tho latter rain,it falls in anxious baste,
Upon fce sun-dried fields, and branches bare,
Loosening, with searching drops, the rigid waste,
As tf it would each root's lost strength repair.
On Wednesday we had the benefit of
another fine rain.
; Eaxcfccs Co's Nursery, Oregon,
HO. To the proprietors of this extensive
Nursery, and Green House,1 at Oregon,
Mo., E. H. Bcrches & Co. we are in
debted for a liberal supply of bedding
plants, received by steamer Hesperian.
We intended to call attention to their es
tablishment before, but have neglected to
do so from time to time. It is near us,
so that per? : : can visit and select for
themselves, or order and receive returns
in a few days. The trees and shrubs are
raised in our own soil and climate, and
the proprietors are reliable, experienced
and trustworthy gentlemen. These are
all desiderata of the greatest , import
ance, especially in the business in which
they are engaged. We know our peo
ple hereabouts have had enough experi
ence with foreign tree pedlars, and urge
upon them, for their own good, to pat
ronize home nurseries, where they can
be accommodated. Bcrches & Co, have
an extensive nursery in which can be
found every desirable tree, shrub, vine,
evergreen, cr "flower, cf quality and at
prices the best, and most liberal. They
are engaged in, and propose to make the
grape vine .business a speciality, and will
be able the coming season to fill orders
at eastern prices, and guaranteeing true
toname, and of Tigorxrus healthy plants.
Read their 'advertisements. We will
receive and forward orders when desired.
A Shabby Railroad A few weeks
since we had occasion to travel over a
portion of the "Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago railroad." Of all shabby roads
it was ever our misfortune to travel over,
this one is decidedly ahead. The cars
were antiquated and dilapidated ; while
in motion, there was a constant rattling
of windows, doors, backs of seats, imper
fect wheels, &.C., in sound resembling
"ye Caliope," or the joint music of forty
cracked Chinese gongs. It required all
the physical power possessed by passen
gers to retain their seats, such was the
"bobbin" motica of the cars. It is a sin
to treat travelers in such a style, and
there ought to be a statute at large pro
hibiting the running of such machinery as
we found on the road mentioned between
Lima, Ohio,and Ft. Wayne, I.nd. ,
Documents. Again we are placed"
under obligations to our indefatigable del
egate in Congress, Hon. S. G. Dailt,
for supplies of valuable public documents.
The RlTCri is yet rising rapidly ; has
risen at this point several feet within the
last twenty-four hours.
U- S. Express CO. To the obliging
rce?wrer cf the United States Express
!
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
This road running from Dayton, Ohio,
through Troy, Piqua, Sidney, and various
other points to Toledo, has but recently
been completed through. It was our
pleasure, not long since, to pass over some
hundred miles of the road, and we take
great pleasure in bearing testimony in
favor of its superior construction and
management. The grade is remarkably
even ; the rolling stock, fine and com
fortable; and every attachee of the
Toad, from general superintendent, to
news-boy, attentive, punctual and gentle
manly. At Lima, we met our "ancient
friend," Mayo, who has held the posi
tion of Master Machinist, on this road
from its commencemeet, and was invited
to look through the extensive machine
shops at that place, but was prevented by
want of time.
The Dayton and Michigan Road has
encountered many disadvantagous cir
cumstances in its construction, but the
indomitable perseverance, and superior
business qualifications of its Board of di
rectors has overcome all, and the road,
running as it does, through the central
part of the great State of 'Ohio, cannot
fail to pay, if not immediately, at no dis
tant day, handsome dividends.
LrsHBACGH & Carson Agents for this
city.
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PATRONIZE HOME
MANUFACTORY!
HEW SiiDDLEEY
JOHN W. MIDDLETON,
MAW STREET.
BnowamLE, IS. T.
TtrK ANNOUNCES that he has just received
f.f" from St. Louis, with a fresh stock, and has
--nowon hand, principally of hit own manufacture,
Fine Gents r.i.d Ladles Saddles,
JJusT and Wagron Harness,
Collars, Cridles,
Halters, TFlilps;
Of Every Style,
PIKE'S PEAK WHIP LASHES,
PLASTERING HAIR,
A good supply always kept on hand.
Weill Llanufactnrcl to Order,
CALL AND SHE FOB YOTJBSI3LVE3.
Brownvllle, April 19, I860. 41-ly
BOOTS & SHOES
Soxr Tlio ZWZlllloxi.
NEW STOCK
CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASK
THEY ARE OF ETERY GRADE,
And Made of Good Stock,
Good Sliocs at from 75 cents to Three Dol
lars per Pair.
Good Roots at From io $G
Per Fair.
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ers take such tmwearied pains to keep it abreast who
made in the laneuaee. It can only
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warded for the good work yon are doing in the cause of
sound learning.
With considerations of high respect,
I remain, gentlemen, Yours truly,
... . . ,G M. GJttQOET.
L- -. ., . . ,
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS, &c,
I invite the attentkn of my old customers and the
purchasing public. I have never before been able to
offer sueh bargains as at i resent, in either variety style,
quality and prices.
DO KOTFAIE TO STOP
AT TES
BOIIVILLE SHOE STORE.
Brownville, Jprll, 26, I860.
WILLIAM T. DDN.
BALTIMORE
Clothing Store,
SEIGEL & GREENBATBI,
Announce that the; hare received and opened their
SPEING STOCK
OP
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Hats Caps, and Roots & Sliocs,
Gentlemen's Under Wear,
Carpet Sacks, &c., &c,
Their stock varies from the
FINEST QUALITY
TO THK
A very fine stock of
SULILlBfl CL0TMJ&.
Gratif 1 for past patronage they hope by future
attention to business, and a determination to please,
in style, quality and prices, to merit not only a con
stant pat increased patronage.
GIVE US A CALL.
Brewnville, April 12, 18G0,
"rilie's Peali, or Bast.".
HEW
Sold by all booksellers.
GET TEE IL3T. GET TTECSTIH.
G. It C. MERRIAV.
Springfield, Mass.
vonnALLTon fiolic house.
The subscriber informs the traveling public that he
keeps a house of entertainment at Worrallton In Ne
maha county, .Nebraska, on the Territorial road leading
from Nebraska City to Tecuniseh,
The comrort and convenience of travelers will be con
sulted and charges moderate.
ROBERT WRIGHT.
January IS, 18G0 2S-3m
PROVISION STflBJS.
AKD
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
3NTo. XI, 3Vrii otroot,
BEOWIIVILLE, IT. T.
J. IBBmiE e& Oo
nave Just completed their new busineps house on
Main Street, near the U. S. Land Offlce, in Brownville
where they have opened oat and are offering on the most
favorable terms,
Dry Goods, Provisions,'
Of all Kinds,
FLOUR, CONFECT10NARIES,
GHEO AXU DRIED FRUITS,
Choice Liquors, Cigars,
And a "thousand and ons," other things everybody
needs.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Brownville, April 26, ly
"ready made
JACOB IAKHON,
Brownville, IXebraslia,
Keeps constantly on hand, a stock of ready-mado
clothing, which ho pledges Lis customers is of superi
or man a factu re; and which he will sell at less prices
than Eastern machine made ftuST.
UrownriJle, Ajril 26, 1S60.
DBMMITM iB,
KO. 17, MAIS STEEEr,
BROWNVILLE, N.T.
TEE030EB HILL
Which is the oldest, most extensive and reliable
Merchantile House in the Upper Country ?
T10D0BE HILL
Where are the best bargains to be had in the pur
chase of ad kiadi of goods ?
Who tells goods at the lowest figure ?
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THEODORE HILL.
Who outfit Pike' Peakers with any and every
thing they want at prices equal at least, with SainS
Louis and St. Joseph?
THEODORE HILL,
Who keeps the choicost quality of goods ?
THEODORE HELL.
Where are the latest styles and finest qualities of
x ancy uooos to be round T
AT HILLS.
Who pays the highest market price for all kinds of
country produce.
THEODORE HILL.
Who does the exclusive Commission Business in the
City of Brownville?
THEODORE HILL.
Who wholesales goods to the bock country on the
most advantageous terms i
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Who purchases and ships more country produce than
any o&e else ia the upper country ?
THEODORE HILL
Who keeps constantly on hand and for sale the larg
est and best assottment of Hardware. ?
THE' HIIIL-IL.
Where do the Ladies find the best assortment of tho
latest style Hoops ? .
Where do people go to find a complete stock of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps?
.HILL'S
Where will yon find all kinds of Caned fruits,
Oysters, Bottled Liquors of the choicest brands, elc ?
AT TIIEO. DILL'S.
Where will those going to the Gold Mines find a sup
ply of Picks, Axes, Shovels, Sluice forks, Ox Yo kes,
Bows, Chains, Bacon,' Beans. Sugar, Gunpowder,
Rockers, Coffee, and everything they want ?
AT THEODORE HILL'S
Where will Farmers go to purchase "Plows, or sell
Wheat. Corn, Oats Bye, Barley, Potatos, Beans But
ter, Eggs, to.
TO HILL'S.
If Farmers wfcn to ship thelf produce themselves,
7caered
If yon wish to deal with accommodating and polii?
Clerks.
GO TO THEODORE HILL'S
In short : For anything to eat, drink or wear.
to
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BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Brown?iIle, N. T., April 12, 1S60.
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JOHN A. POITN,
Has Removed
Frcm his Old Stand on tha Iiovee to
V7HIT:ni2"S ITEV7 BLOCII,
MAIN STREET,
EEOWJVVJZE If. T.
Wnere he has opened np a
ConPlstiTi & of
STAMiE AD FAXCY
DRY GOODS,
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
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COJISISTINO OT
Tlovx,
Ham,
Bacon
Coce,
Tea,
LIolasc3,
Salt,
Clieess,
Candles,
etc., etc.,
And a fine assortment of
LIGHT GROCERIES
Such as
Spice,
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc.
ALSO,
A well selected Stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
QUEENSWARE,
si,dcll:r,3r
Boots and Shoes.
Hr3 knowledge of the trade and wants of the people
of Boownvllle and vicinity enable him to make judici
ous purchases expressly for this market. He aska an
examination of Lis Stock, feeling assured he will he
able to satisfy In quality, style and prices.-
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TIIE undersigned has 8 OCO acres of Choice Lands lo
cated in tbis Territory, wbicti be will sell
Cheap Tor Cash or on Time.
For further information apply to my office on Vain
Stree, of this place. . n. X. ATOXSOX.
Probate Notice.
Kotice Is hereby given td all parsons Interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed administratrix of
the estate of John Beishline, late ot Pawnee. County,
X. T., deceased. All persons having claims against tbe
Mid estate are notified, to present tbe m to the Probate
Conrtof said County, on or before the lta day of May,
1S60, or they will be forever barred from recovering
sorb, claim fn any action whatever. H. G. LORE,
12wno32F$7 Probate Judge.
NANSEMOND
Street Potato Plants,
Of superior quality best variety for tbe" North
packed to go eafely, long distances by Express
Price i00$l; 1,000 $2: 5,000 $9; 10,000 $15.
Onr planti have produced fine crops in the north
for many years, even as hi gh as 44 .
C. B, MI7RRAT,
Late O. S. Murray fc Son Foster's Crossings,
Warren Countj , Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser eiSeo will meet with
prompt attention.
April 12, 1S60.
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Taw Just Received Our
SPRING AKD SUMMER
p n n n
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HicA is the Largest and most ComjiUie
Slock ever ojfered in the West, and
tcMch tee tcitt sell at prices to
DEFY COMPETITION.
THE LADIES
ABt especially
INVITED
To give ns a Call
They can all be suited
in everything they desire from
From a 10c Lawn To a $2 00 p yard
Fancy Silk Dress Pattern.
We can Fit Gents ia Suits fton $5 to $30
Emigrants to
PIKE'S PEAK,
Utah and California,
CAX bo supplied with Outfits a? Unprecedented Low
Pricea. We do not desire to humbug any one, but state
facta which we will prove to all giving ns a call.
No Charge for pricing and shoicing Goods
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Cutlery and Quecnsware,
Glassware,
And Choice
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Headrliiatie Clotliing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps,etc.
rp3
L3y
AITD FINE
FUBMITUBE .
Agricultural Implements.
Best Qualities of
DUB AI MSffi
Together with a rreat variety of articles to tedious to
mention. Onr motto is :
"Small Profits and Quich Returns"
Como Oxio S Como S !
You may rest assured you'll not be disi
appointed.
EYEOYTDIM
Efeecledor iPesired
Can, he had at our Store, and on terms as
favorable as those of any other
House in the West.
All Kinds of
COUIITEY PEODtJCS,
"Will be taken la exchanf e at current prices.
TTeDoaCasb, or Exckan-re for
Produce Trade, and are Deter
mined tiicreby to Give our Cus
tomer B All G AITS.
D. J. LIARTIti Ci CO.,
ErowaTitle, April 19. ISS3. 44j
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GOOD SEAIIGTEES3E3
WANTED.
JACOB MARHON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
EroTrmille, rffcbraslia,
-7ilt give steady employment to from twentj to
thintygood seamstresses. Apply immediately.
-tfrcwntiJle, April 26, I860.-
f .;r
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trust salh.
Whfreas oa the S3 lb JjjcfS-'f?
1359, William Iliye?, ac 1 JaL C. L ;
executed to William II. LUoTer, a l:e i
the vsa a.l l9TLTlt cf tbe wvfrii re I
naiaeJ.nw)n the fallow irs d. ' Vei r
BrowBTiue, Xeniaha County, Xe--ra-'A Te"-.
to-wit: Lot 13, ia Uxkiso 14, ia t "or;-
"of said town, sail deed r"crJe l ia Lee l i.j;
"ord.no. 1, TasSlo an ! 513 cf Lctli cf rVl
Nemaha County. And whcrs it U yrcfile-i ii
said deed of tns?t that sail trustee, af:?r fivir Z
weeks notice cf the tirne aai pktee cf sals cf ea i
Real Estate should sell the sara at f-'.'is stt'e ta
the highest tiJier, for cash, aniaf7t j-c-erIj t j
expenses of said tmst and the rajrsent cf t"is :!al.a
anta named in said deed. NoUoo ii therefore t :ro
by given that I, William II Hoover, Trr : - ts af r
aaid, will, oa Friday, tha2ih day cf )-'y, A. D
1S60, between the hours of 9 o'clock. A. 2'., iz 1 4
o'clock, P M. of said day, ofTer at r-sl-.'"i sala at ill
door of theOSeeof the r.?riitercf De-ij cf :V
maha County, in the City of ilrownvi'.Ia. N. T, the
above dascribed real estaia,auj will scH Hi jiz:? tj
the highest bidder for cash in iauJ, and ejea
such sale will make, execute acknowle ji il de
liver to she purchaser or purchar?, a dec! f t said
real estate. WJLLIAMII.IIQOVL -
ilay3.1S50. 3i$3 Tk-jstm
Profc;itoAX7otics.
Territory of Nebraska, r th.A rn.i
County of Xemaha, Court
TThercaa n?.ith J uckolls, a.-Jministrat-ir cn tie s
tateof Joseph Terola decease-l. late of NemaSi courtj",
has made application to the Probate Court of J.m ii
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extcior. cf
time, to collect tc-: assettsand pay tbe debts adJchirj?s
chargeable asaiast tbe same 5 notice is beret? given u
all whom it may concern, tiatlhare set I fi.Uy, tbe
ISth day of May, at 10 o'clcxk A.M. of aij day, A. D.
ISGO, as the ttme for tLo he.irln? of M ar?li-atio.3 at
my ctSce in Brownville ia sai l county, wtseo and wbere
all persons Interested are requested to arpar aaI !iow
cause why said extension sbould not be allow ed.
witness my nand and tbe al of said court ttlsilta
day of April, A. D. isco.
C W. WUISLES, Trotate JuJ;s.
n43-3w-f$t
SHERIFFS SALE.
Death NuckoHs,
vs.
Tl. W. Fnrnaj
R.J. Whitney and
J. W . Coleman.
NOTICE is hereby piven that by virtue of aa ex
ecution issued from tha oce of tba Clrrscf the
District Court of Xemaha eountv, Nebraaka Terri
tory, against R W Furra, R J Whitney and J W
Coleman, and in favof cf ITea;h Jfackclls for the
sua cf four hundred and thirty-five dollars and
thirty cents; I, J D Weils, Sherii" of XcirahACo
Nebraska Territory haf a levied npon and from the
door of the house where tha last tertd of court was
held in Brownville, in said county, on Monday the
23d day of July. A D 1360, at one o'clock, 1J 11, I
will sell at public sale to the highest bidder, for eash
in hand, the following described real-estate, to wit:
tho part of theN. Eaat quarter cf section 23 town
ship 5 range 15 containing one hundred and thirty
two acres, with ail the improvements thereon, aj the
property of IL J. Whitney, in satisfvtion cf said
execatioa. J, B. WELLS,
Sheriff cf Nemaha Co.,N. T.
Brownville, Jnno 14th, 1S'30. 43-6t-J 13,53.
FEUIT TEEES!
OIUTAIIZITTAL
Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, ttc.
IXXLXjS & CO.,
Agents for
A. Falinestock & Sons..
TOLEDO ITUESEKIES,
AM now eanvanslng 3?emahaand ?.lchard.ioncornllei,
Nebraska; and AtcUiiton county, Kia.url; receivinj
orders for Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Vin, EtfTifreenrt, i.c,
fce. They call the attention of Farmers arid others de
sirelng anything in their line to the advantage of por
ehaainic aupplies at their Nursery. The stock lirom.
pleteand pTicea aa favorable aa that of any other Xar
aery anywhere, and all warranted to he as rpre-snted.
Orders can also he left at the Advertiter oSce Brown
ville. r. t.
G- G TT
mm pm xiwa
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hand and am constantly manuidcturinz, at my r'.oV
rmciorj, in urcgon, mq.p wagons, ana every t
riiAiniE ri.otrs,
One aiidTvroIXIorse rioTS,
Shovel Plows,
Hoes, Harrows,
Corn Planters,
Ana Harrow Tcetli
Together with everything In this line used by a farmer.
I take the responsibility of saying that my two horse
plows will do tetter work, la stubble or any kind of
rough ground, than any I manufactured or sold in this
upper country. My two-noro and prairte plow will be
sold, for cah on tertnB, such as will pUce them la the
reach of every farmer.
My Plows can be obtained from my asrent at Iowa
Potnt, K. T., Brownville, Nodaway county, Marietta,
Rush Bottom, Holt county, Brownville, X. T.. nd For
est City. MARTI.V HOFFMAM.
N. B. All kinds of repairing done wtth neatness and
dispatch, on liberal terms.
Oregon, Mo., May, 1560.
Theodore Hill, Agent
At Brownville, X. T., keeps on hand a general assort
ment of Ilnffman'a Plows.
Brownville. May, I860, 7
Carpentry Simie llasy.
Thirty-eight plates, two hundred figures. The most
practical artd valoatrie book foT farmers extact. Telia
how to build Barns, and TT,in Rri.i.m. ... ...
Price $3; sample copy f i by mail, postpaid by ; Lxzs
vuawj..- zvx. rmiaaeiphia. Aieuts wated.
vlnl
OREGON NUESEBY.
PROPRIETORS.
Oregon, Eolt Co., Ilo. .
Thd undars!?ned hara lon n'rvi Wjrs av.w:..j
fl, MVUM VVUTIUUW
of the want of a first claes Nursery ia the West,
wrtr
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, kC,
van ne aaapiea to onr climate and soil. In view of
these facts. we have established nn s;.
and have now ia jnece3sful caltivaton. which we of
fer for salo s
Wholesale or Ihiail.
The coming season, a large and well selected stock.
ruitea to tai ci;mate, oi
Apples, standard and dwarf;
Fears, standard and dwarf;
Cherries, staclarl aa4 dwarf:
Peaches,
Flams,
Apricots,
ITeetarines,
Quince,
Crapes,
Currents,
Gooseberries,
Eispberries,
Strawberries aad Blackberries.
Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs,
Greenhouse and Bedding Hants, Rose?, Dahlias,
... Ac, AcJto.
To which we would beg leave to call tho attentioa
of the people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Iowa.
tD-Oar terra will be as low as any r .labia east
era Nursery.
By purchhsing of as the expense of Lwsporttion,
from the east can be saved.
All trees and plants are earefTy labeled trJ
packed in the best manner for any part of the Unit
ed States, for which a charge cf the actual eost only
will be made. No charge will be made fur the deli
very of packages on board steamboa'.
All communications addressed to the undersigned,
will receive prompt attention.
E . n. BUHCITES A CO. .
AIID FAIICY POULTRY, '
IXAXXCITS DOCS. ETCETXLmA.
VJ-. Pp"11? Circular now reaJ- Sent free
V." Send for one. Fresh Egfef lettin?
te- "(fal'y packed) from over
& 30 DIFFERENT BREEDS'
Of Game and Fancy Poultry.
Address; . S. HALTIT, '
. , i5ox 21,Kairal9, N.-Y.
P. S. Send for FaS Circular the last cf Aurust.
April 12, 1360-6ax.
Of all kinds, for sale at this cilice.
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