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Also ApsiU for tie Htrtfor4 Tire I-turtrxa Coapacy
e: Llart.'jrd, Connecticut. ...
Wakave remove! cur o".ce to tie rew building cn
lTm ftrret, ccxtdoTT to;TJjeoucre Uiil'e Store, aol
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Ti. Ct imrresfionsof a new anil ruperb ecrar-Ir-acf
Kosa Lcshesr'B cclebratcl-xsistiEj-tf tia
UorteFair, priLtsdin beaalifiil oil color?, are cow
ready. It is executed by the nnriralled artists, Ka
rcry, Usjor & Leap p, w bo have undertaken to make
it the rjost rp'end.i work cf the kind ever issued
from IV clr stcf ire establishment. Us size is near
ly two by three feet, embracicg Eore than twenty
iLCerest tints and shades sl! cc.'or, and it will rro
etupoa the walls cf the parlor, drawing-room or
trt f aliery, all Iho cj''endin elTect cf a fuperb oil
pT.ict:cg. A copy of this rich and costly ccgnmnr.
wticb baa recited the Lighert testimonials cf f-Tc-r
by connohsieurs and tho l'res, can be obtained
fcrcn'y J I 5?, delirered free cf charge at any pc.t
coin the United Sta'rs. Acents are waned.
J. hi. EMERSON i Co., l'ubli-Lers,
. re Z7, Tark-row 'ew York.
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Arranf sEPit bare be"n iride, by tho Haani-
bal and t't.'o.-;; h Hail Hoai Cui-'rany, to torn
naence with the ceaiE cf narigaucafcr ft
to run iaccnnoctioa with tail Iioai retilar!y froia
St. Joseph to Bio uHTllI?, Caifcr.,
and all ether intermediate poiatf.
Tbe following new, pcpular and fast r:2njiing jacket
coats constitute tae line lor the present :
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FAMILY PHYSIC.
I ; Tirim bas long eTistrd a public demand fcr aa
eC'ectire punrative pill which could be relied cn as
rare and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten
rc tritl of its Tirtucs bas conclusively fcbown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed.
It i earjr to make a phyaie&l fid, but not cny to
make the bert of all piU one which should have
none cf the objections, but all the advantages, of
every ether. This has been attempted here, and
with wbr.t success we would respectfully 6ubmit ta
th puhUc eciion- It has been unfortuntte for
the T iticnt hitherto that almost every purgative
neii--is acrimonious and irritiiting to the bow
els, 'i.-.s is not.' luany of them produce so much
pripirg piin snd revulsion fa the system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived frort
them... These fill produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc
tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely
Tgetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity; bet it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudicionslr. .Minute directions for their
e in the several "diseases to which they are ap
corn-
, we
Complaint, in its various forms
a .
rlirable are riven on the box. Araorp- the
r ' -J.r.ts which have been sreecalY aired by them,
rnTmention Liver
cf Jaundice, Indigestion, Lraignor and Loss of Ap
petite, Listiessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache,
bilious Tcrer. Fever and Acue, Pain in the Side
and Loins ; fcr, in truth, all thete arc but the con
sequence of diseased action' in the liver. As an
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tver,"??, Files, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers
and impurity of the blood, Irregulnrirics; In short,
ar.v and every ease where a purgative is required.
They have also produced some singularly suc
cessful cures in Rheim.t' t, Gout, Dropry, Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pauis in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare tne system fcr the change of seasons.
An occasicnal dose sihrulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy actio ff, and restores the appe
tite and rigor. They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
tate the strergth of the body, and restore the
wasted cr diseased energies of the whole organism.
Ilfr.e! en occaskxal lcse is advantages - new
thou . no - seaious derangement exist; t tn-necest-ary
dosir.tr should never be carried t o f
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
f uU-ken to excess. The thousand cases in which
a ; . ) SiC Is tequlred cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body ; and it is confidently believed this pill wi'J
answer a better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
irtues are" once known, the public will r.o longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a
cathartic medicine. Being eu gar-wrapped, they are
Eleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no
arm can arise from their use in any quantity.
-For minute directions, see wrapper oa the Box
- rHErAHLD BY ""
BR. JAMES C? AYER, :
Practical Qtitl Analytical Clicutlst,
LOWELL, MASS.
Tries 3 Ceati per Tax. IlTe Zoxtt for L
h-DES r.:ou:cs,e
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' Captain - ' CALVEIiT,
For Freight or Passive apply to
THEO.!HILL,7
r HEIGHT AXD TICIIET AGEXT,
Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
ISrovmvillo, JTcbrasIia.
Capt. R. FORD, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
' SiJoseph;
J. S. K.r II A WOOD, Gen. Supt.
NEBRASKA' CITY r :
Capital Stock 530,000. r;
' ' jrrBEASKA CITTf "if.r t.L
AYER'S
CHERRY PECTOHALj
Fot tl rapid Cmre mX '
corens, colds, iroARsr.vr?,
eromritis, .ri:oon.(;-coftii,
CR0CP, rlSTIIUA, AM)
: ccasnirnox.
This remedy bas wca fcr itself ruch notoriety
from its cutcs cf every variety cf pulmonary dieabe,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences cf its virtues ia any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulnesvssd' sr crctS" thirties 'cnis'curcsT
that almost every section of the country abounds
In persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even dci-pcrate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what rntidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec
tion! of the puimonrj-y organs which are incident
to cur climate. Not only in formidable attack!
tipcn the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
Colps, Corous, Hoaksexers, &.C. ; and for Chil
Mr it is tbe pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained. ; ' Q
Ai it has long been in constant vise throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
le it! quality is kept up to the best that it ever
seen, and that the genuine article is sold by
J. II. MAUN, Brownville, N. T.
MILL FURNISHINGS.
Zttallithed 1S:5.)
TODD'S CIIAIEX!
:e.
AS the under stone revolves, they may be run to a
tlcn speed without ctioilng, and hsvlDj Eubber
Eprings, Tattentei by us they ,
IVUlr.ct Brsi While Running,
TTten piece, ct Iron pet between them, as many mtlla
Lave cone on the st;2f principle. Our apiuules have
Steel Toea and loces, wiih set screwa at bcth cuds, so
.that the facei of the 6tnes can bo kept parrallel with
eaca other aai the meal ground even enough f flour,
which are Important improvemcnta. Insuring Safety to
tht Tender, acd good wi,rk, and ought to Le put la
ail lever mills. .
moil daci: MILLS,
TT ae'ect for these the best (juality cf Burrs cf our
' ewn Irr: -ution, and from our long eiperier.ee as ilan
Btactart , can asaura our customers that cur mills can
not bt exc tiled.
Prices cf Challenge Mills,
53 laca policy, $"5. geared $133
St do lo 135, Co 163
S3 do do 6t 200
Prices cf Iron Bad: Mills.
S Inch atone with pulley, with gear, $180.
S3 do do do 175, io GOO.
SS Co !o do 6o 53.
S 1-2 for thick runners pul. 303, geareJ 363.
Importers cf Jhifch Bolting Cloths, French Bum
Uili Siont. Dealers in Rubber Belting, Stean
fading, Hose, frc.
lXauufacturera cf ITachine Si-retched Leather Belting,
Cemented and Riveted.
AflrcFs: G. & C.TODD &C.,
i-ot .Vo.212 Sorth Mam St., kt. Louis, iio.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TIIIS Company, under a liberal charter, is now
fully organized, and theirentirecapitalstock of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, paid in andsecured. They
aro prepared, from this date, to grant open policies,
and take risks, upon equal trms, with the most
favored Insuranco Company uny where. Having
adopted tbe mutnal principlo, its patron3, without
incurring any liability, will stare in the profits of
thecompany.
The operations cf the Company, will be confined,
for the present, to marixe, or cakgo risks, with a
maximumliabilityof $12,500 onany onebottoui.
em" tbe only Insurance t)ta':e, on theaboYe pop
ular r lan, West cf the ilissocri, it confidently ex-
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pects a generous support irom n esiern Jiercnants.
We re?pectfully iavito the llissouri Rirer pa
ronage. . , ., J. II.,' ( i". -J
S.F. Nuckolls, Chas. F. Holly,
H.P.Bennet, J. L. Armgtronj,
W.'.HIachman," " Miles Wr.rown,
A. A. radf(rd.
officers: CII AS. F.nOLLT, President.
' ' J.GiRsiiE,Sec'j.
St. Louis Agent Col.W.P. Howard.
April 2d, ISo 0." -r r r
-In.
A Ecnevolsnl Institution cstciickcd by special En
dowment, for the relief of the sick ant distressed,
cjjlictcd with Virulent and Epedemic Disease.
Tllli Howard Association, in view of the awful distrac
tion of human life caused by Sexual diseases, and the
deceptions practiced upon the unfortunate victimsof such
disease by Quacks, several years ago directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, as a cnaruaiio aci wormy cr iceir
name, to open a dispensary for the treatment of this
class of diseases, in all their forms, mt to five Medical
Advice Gratis to all who apply or letter, with adescrip
tion of their condition (age, occupation, habits of life,
&.c.) and In cace t extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free of charge. It is needless to add that the Associa
tion commands thehighest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors tf the AtaociaUon, in their Annual Ee
nual Report upon the treatment. t-f Sexual Diseases, ex
press the highest satif faction with the nuccess which has
attended the labors cf their Surceons in the cure of Sper
matorrhoea; Seminal Weakness; Gonorrhoea Gleet;
SyphtUa; the rice cf Onanism x aelf-abue, d. soaseof
ihe KHr.eya and Ela 5-er, &.c, and order a conunuaace
of the aatue flin for the ensmng year.
The Director, ta a review cf the past, feel assured
thai th'ir UVra in tLaphere '1 benevolent effort have
X,t"(4 great bencat to the affl.nted, especially to tho
ttiti they have resolved to devote themselves,
ri"5 rfrred seal, to this very Important and much de
sid tie.
An '..'.ilrit's Report on Epermatnrrhoea, or Seminal
re'ftet,-th rice nf On.inin, ?Iasturhtion or sclf
at,ne, avlrdher diseaocf the Sexual organs, by tbe
Conaliln f,urjren, will be iientby mail (in a sealed
envelot t) FEEE OP CriARGE, on the receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other reports and Tract a on the
nature and treatment of Sexual diseases,' diet, kc, are
conntantly being publishol for, gratuitous distributicn,
and will be sent to the alUicted. Some of the new re
mediea and methods of treatmneta discovered during the
last year are of great valnev . -s. .
Addresa for Report or treatment, EU. J. f KILLTK
HOUGIITOK, Acting Surgecn, Howard Association, No.
2, South Ninth Street, riiiladelihia. ... . ...
Iiy oruer of the Directors,
JtZHA D. HARTWELL, President.
Eo. Faircftld, Secretary.
July U, lS53-ly (
A. LYFOSD.
3. T. nORJJ
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealers in
GROCERIES,: " '
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,
raIls,PIoiTs, Stovcs,rumiture, &c
SONORA, MO. .1
April 9th. 1S53.
43-t
s. r. tr.:- r at -t. jje o. !..,. .
BAXEZES AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
EealersIaT Coia.
racurrer.t Money, Exchanee and Land 'Warrants,
E-"XTf KVXLLE. h'EilAKA CO ," K. T.
Especial aticstiaa will. be given to uy;r and Selling
Exchange ca the principal cities of the ".'nited States
Gold.'Silver, and uncurrent Eanit '-te? .constant sup
ply c! Land V.'arrautson hari fori- rj3CASH,cr n
tered on time for Pre-emptors. A 1 1 Warrants sold ty -
cuaranteedin everr re?pect. Will file Declaratory Stare
mentsof intention .to pre-empt, acd prepare Prc-cuption
Papers at shcrt no ace. Money loaned upon best sccun
tie, at western rates of intereft. acd lavjtments made
In lAudasr city property for tisuatca-.t.iiita. Coilec-
tlons upon all coni-cnient points will bepromptlyattend
ed to and proceed? remitted In exchange, atcurrent rates
Bills of Exchange on i-nf Una, Ireland, and I ranee, oo
tained at usual rates, with cost of Exchange on the East
added. Deposits received cm Current account andinterest
allowed on i; eclal ricpowta. '
OrnCEMafn5t.,nearr.S. Land CSce
BErERrSCE -
Llnd, Erotherfe Co., ile-chatta, . . Philadelphia, Pa
JicXaughton, Carwn&Co., " "
Hiser& White, " Baltimore, 5f J.
Tourr, Carson & Bryant, " -
Jn.. 'ihompsan Jt.ison, Col'rof Pert, . "
E. II. Pnncierscn 4 Co. ilerchants, -
If. II. Yeakle & Co. No. 17, Broadway, New Tork
Wm. T. Smithson.Esq., Banker, Wa-'hington,
J. T. Steveas, Thr, Atfy at La r r. : . "
J no. S. Gallaher, Late3dAud. U. S. T., " '
Taylor &.K.r;egh, Bankers, - , Chicago, 111.
McClelland. Scruf ?s& Co. Merchants, - St. Louis, Mo.
lion. Thos. G. Pratt, Annapolis, 114,
lion. J. W. Geary, Ex-Gov.- Kansas. - Peno
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Hon. Jas. O. Carson.
P. B. Small, K3q.;PreBt S. Bank,
Col. Geo. Schley. Att'y at Law,
Charles Parsons &. Co. Backers,
H. C. JfuttScCo.
Greene, Weare 6t Bice, "
Douglass & Watscn, . - " .
Col. Sam Hambleton, Att'y at Law,'
J udge Thos. Perrr,
ProX.H. Tutwiler,
Oct. 8, '67-v2-nl-tf -
Mercerebnrg.Pa
ILigerstown, Md.
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Reckuk. Iowa.
Council Bluff "
Des Moine, "
, -Vinton,- . "
- E wton, Md.
Cumberland, JIJ.
Havana Alabama
The public ara tiowrc?peetfully Inforgied that the
underrigned have procured from Cincinnati and put
in operation oneof Homer A. Co. 's floar mills of the
latest patent, and the first broaght to this Territory.
They were induced to exchange their former mill
for this one, from tbe high character they bare gain
ed in the east, and from the personal testimony cf
millers who have tried them throughout the Western
States, and in view of the increased demand for
grinding which will excecd'lhat of any previous
year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that will do the
work better and quicker thaa any hcretofori in ope
ration. - v. .... - . . -
In addition to their flour mill they will keep the
Corn Hill C'n?tanl!y running, ready at all times to
accommodate the farmers without detention, and by
giving their undivided superintendence to the busi
ness assiste i by their former miller, Mr. Wells,) they
hope for the continuance and increased patronage of
their friend'. , ...
Assorted Lumber, Shingles and Lath constantly on
hand. GREEN & MARTIN.
Peru L'ilij, Sept. 1st, 1359. , ; . ; ., . '.
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Wi 1 c.
teia lsir-'j't
jir
rhnrcVoa Cotiaty, ICchraska
i atietiii n to all p. i es-K r.al busi
Uciie in Rlchaiusoa a-d aiicinlcg
floiveiis, rnriTs, &c.
JOHN A. KENNICOTT, at tfce Grove Nursery, West
Northficld, 111., has ready fcr delivery:
Bulba. especially Tsl.ps, at 'J e low rate cf $2,50 per
100, ad;s per U for lar-e rets:
Strawberries, of all the most approved varletiea,
from ?i to ? 1 pr M mot; a fewiorts, like Wilson's
Albany, higher Everr-reeni 23 t )43cf-r.ts per foot, ac
cordinc to Tsricfy and fom a? erape 25 cens;
FruH Trees, ia good variety. Apple at $i t$15 per
130. and tUetmaJler tbecaeaje.- .aad letter ijt distant
customers.
Small Fruits.Currsnt . rrcti ;t.tcn Gooseberry, Rasp
berries, Blackberries, k., mucb. lower than ever cflered
before.
Ornaraer.tal Trees, P.oscs ard u'.her IIar(!y 5'irutbery,
In gre-t varioly and a'jundarce; and 10.CC3 small. to
large plants of Upright Honersncklcs, Lilacs, Spireas,
leutz:a Sea bra, Prim. &.C at from ito$10jer hun
dred. And the beautiful Dicbytra Spu-aliilis and oth
er choice pcren-iiald at 1 CO to $2 per Air.rn, and com
mon thing ll e.esirabie at aouut halt price.
; Catalopues by mail cn arpticaticn; and ev.jry thing
ta.'cly pa:tel fcr ctistatit tranfirtatlcn; and as a rule
tnt'.f ?; s' ia is the (!:w;r j tt ded,pre-eD-.vtien pa- j mutt ih.nga sold 'at about tea ptv rei.t., !e t? aatun
ira,a.,c. SiayU,'i3 n'6-6a : thaaSari&f. . ......... ColTl
THE UNION -SAFE!
2To-w ZPXyrxzx lux
iERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. T.
R. W. FRAME ' & ' CO-,
Having engaged in the Mercantile Business, would
resnectfullv invite the citizens of Nemaha, and ad
joining counties in Nebraska, Atchison con
rTi nivr XT r
IT CUUUkiCa All HCVKUAia! Avvuiuu vuuutj "wf
and Fremont eouctr. Iowa, to call and examine their
etock, consisting cf
Dry Goods, : -
Groceries, : : :
Hardware,
Queensware,
Hats,
Cap
s,
Boots,
-Shoes,
. Medicines,
Drugs,
Paints,
: r QilS, v
. r Dye stufis,
And all other articles "usually" kept in
XlSTilllJ CTOilllS.";..
All of, which we will sell on the most rea
sonable terms for
CASH ORPRODUCE.
All are solicited to call and examine our
a
1700
, ca u
LEWIS LAWRENCE
Wellno-n ia this region as a aucccssfil and ac
commodating lumber dealer, has ajain taken tho
Zllil oa Sonora Island,
And Is prer ared "to futfjish every Ccrx 11. qiHty
of lumber fcr faiciui ci baiUirj parpaica ver
ed ai tho Mill, or at
Brownvillo Landing,
Or ataay inton'tlia riveras r.ny le rgrcxl Cf c.u
- Z?lxo UPricca. - .
" Are as fuiiows . AttaoMili. forcaih, from
30 cents per 100 feet to SI per 100 feet.
Oa time, say thrce,iiyBiae, or twelvemonths,
from
45 cents per. 100 feet to $1.25 per 100 feet,
with 10 percent, interest from, delivery, ec to be
secured by oniteumborcd real estate. ,
The lumber will be dolivcrpd at any point cn tl s
Missouri River vri thin J 3 milei do: va stream, . t 15
cents per 103 feetln addition to tho iibo'-o prices
when sufHeient jimoants ara Ukaa to justify tha con
struction of a raft.
To those wishing lambcr, particular attention is
called to these pfopotians,"which cannot fail to
command consideration. 1
Come with, or sendyour orders, and f.hey shall be
filled withoat delny."
100,000 feet of tumljcr on Hand,
And more making every daj
..... - l.-lawr.e:,ce
- March 1st, ISSO. Cra. "'
AYER'S
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fill rrmedr for tie
Ccstivccs Inii
ieurr-''..5m, i''everi
, r.-rvcusness, i.-r.-jo.y. xn..a!ni.iir
NEW and singularly aucces
r-ireof all I'ilions tiiseases-
?stion, Jan
iJout, Humc'i
tions, IIer.jA
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--itive Medi
much sick-
Land Varrants,
IPor Oa.ali .23.d on "I?.Lxrs o
We are prepared to loaSTanlTTarrants of all sizes to
settlers on such time as they may desire long cr short
at the usual rates, . - ...-?
A constant supply of Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere ia
town. T - -" r rr r
Bur at regular dealers and beware f "bef ng warrac ts
All warrants sold by us will be guaranteed to be
genuine in every Tespect and will be exchanged if de
fective. ..
Being permanently located in Brownville, we can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors cast of the
Brownville Houso. . -y .v
: v . LUSHBAUGH &: CAESON,
Bankers, and Dealers In Land Warrants.
inn'f Tfi vnfin intprcqtq i
kUUl lI S.VUil IlllkilhUIUI
kV
We expect to keep a full stock; and ur
determined to maKe it ir.?
7 interest "cf " '
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. ZJ x x- - xtx o sr 'm
TO DEAL WITH US.
We also wish to Purchase
BUSHELS OF CORN,
For which we will pay the highest
R. W. FRAME & CO!
Peru, Feh. 1, 1S60.
1S60NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE! JS60
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,'
writes theHon. John Wentworth in tho Chicago
Democrat, is the name of without question, The
BEST AGF.ICULTt BAL ir ArIB IN THE UNITED
STATeS.'
' Tns Countrt Gentlemast is published weekly
16 pages quarto, and entered upon its Fifteenth
Volume with ISoO inaugurating at that timesev
eral improvements among them an enlarged pa"e
larger type, and an increased amount of contents? '
The Countrt Gentleman forms far the mnfc
complete and practical Journal fcr tho Farmer and
country ucsident, published in this country. Terms,
Two Dollars a year. Address with remittance, or
for Sample Numbers,
LUTLIEItTDCKNEIt k SON, Albany, N. Y.'
Arrangcraents have inst been enmnlpfo" k
which the publishers of the Countrv Ge
enabled to offer two hundred and fifti of the b'.st
strawberry jJautH, as a premium for five subscribers
accompanied by the cash ($101. Write for further
particulars with prospectuses and potters.
"-m ; L.T.&Son.
PIKES PEAK DIG CS VUG S AHEAD
And will produce more gold than any other diggings yet
iscoverea, ana
: : .'"IQEalSr, :
OF TH8 "
City Boot & Shoe Store,
Will makeyou a superior pair of boots cr shoes If rnn
call or leave your measure, or he will sell you a cheaper
gaiter, neater ahoe, or prairie boots, and lady's fine
g1ier,ror "''FP. cheaper than any other house West
of SI. Louis. Employing pood workmen, and keeping a
variety of material and trimmings for home manufac
ture, I hope to receive that liberal patronace heretofore
bestor redon me. Give me a call. '- w.T DEN"
Brownville Ju!y27, 1869 n3 '
STEAM FERRY BOAT.
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Brownville, r Nebraska.
.. ' . ate-, vis Br.rr.iB - - , '
To those in-.the States contemrlatinT eoins to
the Nebraska and Kansas i " 5 1 i I
GOLDMINES,
The undersigDed desiratosay, and in so doing will
not practice deception; that there are advantages
io De secured in ,
Crossing the Missouri river at Brownville,
and outfitting at, and starting from that point, not
lo De louna at any otherplace on tho .Missouri Ki-
ver. in tne tm place, on both sides of the river
are large extentsof bottom lands irxwhich grass
makes a much enrlierstart than on the ttplar ds, and
is much more abundant, being inexhaustible tho
entire season. Here, then7t3a. iesirablo place to
recruit 6tock before starting on the Plains. Stock
can also be purchased hero on very favorable terms
Joe lirownville bteam J? erry boat, being the best
on the River, offers peculiar inducements for cross
ing at this point. ,Ij islargo and commodious; with
powerful ruachinery.which enables the proprietors
to ferry emigrants and others in the nost expedi
tions manner.
We undertake lo say-thanhe busings ncn of
Brownville areas well prepared to serve thoso wish
ing supplies, with a superior quality and on as fav
orable terms as can bo found elc-ewhere. Eveiy thing
desirable can bo purchased in Brownville, such as
Provisions,; llotmng, cMmirjg Iiriple
ments, &c, &c.
The Route from Brownville to the Mines is uni
versally admitted by those who have traveled it and
others,to be superior in every respect. Brownville
s about midway between St. Jo. ana IJinaha. As
o distance, an examination of the map is all that
is necessary to prove to any. one that. it is nearer
from here to tne mmes than from Sry 0' :.er point
on the Missouri. Oa this route wood and water
abound the entice distance, while on many others,
wood has to bo hiulo4 f many days. : ,
. The foregoingacts aro fully and eatiafactcrily es
tablished by tho immense travel of. last year, and
those who adept it the present season will tavo no
cause toregret having done so. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River at and start ,
: . t 'rfromi Brownville. ) ! Vj '
i r " " JOHN CODDIXGTOX & CO.,
j ' - Proprietors Steam Ferry Boat.
! Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!
The undersigned w1k ?o kilns are siluatei nine miles
west of BrowBvilie, on the road leading to Ft. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article of
lime, to which he Invites the attention of thoso wish
ing The Lime will be delivered at the kiln or at any
other point in the county, as desired. -
Feb. 9, 1860 6m E. M. LON'G.
An Improved Farm
' A very valuable and desirable improved farm situate
1-2 miles from Brownville and 2 1-2 from Nemaha
City, can be had on very favorable terms. It consists
of 164 acres; 40 acres'under cultivation; 21'acres in tirn-
oer, good well; stock water, and. good frame, house.
ine stock 2 yoke of oxen, 7 cows, and 7youcg cattle,
the farm implements, and household furniture will be
aoia wun it ir desired. - rare- opportunity is here pre
sented. Enquire of R. W. Furnas, at tho Advertiser
office, Brownville, N. T. -Nov.
17, '69- nl8 "
and Limbs. J'cmale Compw.mt3, cVf
very few are tl.e diseases in which a V
r'.-nti la not r-ora cr less rcti i'c I.
ces3 and swrir,:r mi::ht te prevent. u, if a harm
leas but effectual Cathartic were more freely nsL
No person can feel well while a co- .ve habit of
body prevails besides, it soon gtncratcj ssrlousand
often fatal disease, which might nave been avou.ed
the timely and judicious use of a gaod purgative.
This is alike true of Cold?, Fever.h symptoms, and
Eilious derangements. They ah tend to become cr
produce the deep seated and formidable distempers
wti h load the heiirses all over the land. - Hence a
reliable familv physia is cf ..the Erst im; rtance to
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
with consummate skill to meet that deraar.d. . An
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Froi ;s
aors, aud. Patients, has ahovva results surpassing
any thing hitherto kno-nm of any medicine. Cures
have been effected beyond belief, were they not sub
stantiated by person of such exalted position and
character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
Amone the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention :
Prof. J. M. Locke, Analytical Chemist, of Cin
cinnati, whose high professional character is en
dorsed by. - . r - .
John McLean, Judge of the Salome Court of
the United States.-. ,- -- -
Thos. Conwiv, Secretary of the Treasury.
I Hon.. J. I-L WiiiGKT, Governor of Indiana.
N. Lonqwokth, great wine grower of the West.
Also, Dr. J. It. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of
Nev-York City, endorsed by . - - ,.. ,..
i HgnvW. L. Maiicv, Secretary of State. - - 4
Wm. B. Astor. the richest man in America.-
S. LoaASD & Co., I'ropr'a of tho.I.Ietrcpo!:tin
Hotel, and manv others.
Did space permit, wq could give manv hundred
certificates, from all parts where' the- Pills have
been used, but evidence even more convincing than
the experience Cf eminent public men is found in
their chects upon triaL
These Pills, the result of long investigation and
study, are offered to the public as the best and
mcst complete which the present state of medical
science can afford. They are compounded not of
the ilrus:s themselves, but of the medicinal virtues
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by cnemical
process in a stats cf purity, and cumbined together
m such a manner as to insure the best results. This
system of composition for medicines has been found
in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a
more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob
tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob
vious. While by the old mode of composition, every
marine ia burdened 'with more or less of acri
monious and injurious qualities, by this each indir
vidua! virtue only that is desired for the curative
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual
ities of each substance employed are left behind, the
curative virtues only being retained. - Hence it 13
m . . V .1.1 nt 4ao Viva
selt-eviaent we er.ecis suuum pjue, c.a
proved, more purely remedial, and the Pills a surer,
more powerful antidote to disease than any other
medicine known to the world.
As it is freouently exTDecLefit that my medicine
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
Physician, and as he could not properly judge of a
remedy without knowing its composition, I have
-. ... . . . 1 . . v V 1 . V
supplied the accurate formulae c-y wnicn ooxa my
Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of
Practitioners in the United States and British Amer
ican Provinces. - If, however, there should, be aay
one who has not received them, they will be
promptly forwarded by mail to his request.
Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known !
Their life consists in then- mystery. I have no
rnvsteries. . . " . ' '
The composition of roy preparations is laid open
to ail men, and ail vno are competent to juage on
the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of
theirjntrinsic merits. The" Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful
.nedicine before its effects were known. Many em
inent Physicians have declared the same thing of
my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will
ing to certify that their anticipations were more
than realized by their effects upon triaL
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action: remove th?. obstructions of
the stomach, bowels, liver, and t;he"r organs of tie
body, restoring their irregular action to health, aid
by correcting!" v-.hcrever they exiit,; i ;:c". .d;rai!ge-
ments as are the hrst cn;a oi u scae- -i
Kflncr sucrar-wTapred. th"-- r ..- v-lcasant to take
and lieiiis ourclv v"'.'c.:i.li-;. i.o harm can arise fxro
their rise in anv ouantitv.
" For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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DE. JAMES ; C. AYER,
Practical amlAhalytical Chemist,
LOWELLr MASS.
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The American Architect, or Puns for Country
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Single boxes, mailed to order postpaid upon Teceipt
ofonedollar, by J. P. CREAGFR,
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A liberal discount to druggists. 3 cent postage stamps
as good as money.
Pine Honey.
Dr. R. C. Smith, of this county, nresents us with a
beautiful article of honey, equal, if not superior to any
thing we eve saw. This honey was manufactured by
Mrs. Smith according to the directions given in receiet
which she purchaued of Dr. J. P. Creager, Baltimorp
City, Md. Any person can get this receipr. for making
honey, and be independent of the honey-bee, by writing
io nr. creaeer, as. 653, West Baltimore street, Balti
more City. Md , enclosing COcents Ifaw insviVTe (Ga)
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Agricultural Implements
Jut received, per eteamer L'milie, a eupply of
HAND RAKES, -
PLOWS,
X HARROWS. :
: X CULTIVATORS,
-HOES,'
- SPADES,
SHOVELS, PITCH FORKS,
PATENT CHURNS, &c, &c,
-. ' FOB SALE AT
TEEODOSE HILLS
7?rownville, Aj-il, 25. ISCO. '
JOHN GARNETT k CO.,
C3LTIM, DBPOT
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Seed Store.
Engines, Saw 'and Grist Mills,
. "Withal! kinds of Machinery and Implements.
lio. 53, North Second Street.
ST. LOCIS, MO.
KEEPS always on band a large stock of Garden aad
Grass Seeds, all warranted fresh and pire-
Onr stock of Agricultural and Horticultural
Implements and Machines is also larpo and selected
with great care..
We invite an examination, and know that we are of
fering as good stock aa any house ia the west, and at as
low prices.
TERMS CASK. V
Catalogues furoif bed gratia to tppUcantt. 43-ot
A Goc J; Farm for Sale. -
The subscriber ill aert at a great bargain a very
choice quarter of lection of land ia Johnson county, Ne
braska. There are forty acres cf fine timber land,
0V acres under cultivation, a good log houi;e and other
improvements, it is two and a half miles from Tecum
seh, on the road ffom thence to Pawnee City.
Any person wU sing to purchase a good tract of "and on
very reasonable terms, will apply ti Cyrus Wright at
Tecumseh, or John L. Carson, Banker, in Brownville,
or to Geo. "W. Shroat, Nebraska City. - .
, ROBEItT WEIGHT,
c Iteuidinr at Worrallton, inKemaha Co, -
January IS, 186? 2-l-tf
NOTICE.
I hereby caut'on all persons indebted to tae lato
firm of Green, Sprinkle & Co.,alias, Sprinkle, Baker
A Green, against paying any debts, notes of h and or
boek accounts accruing to said firm except to myself,
from my oEee about a yearg and as yet Ih.v not
and cannot get any jatisfaction as to the di?posal of
the collections. , .; . . LEVI SPP.INKH;
We Will Purchase Wheat
As money is scarce, we will pay ingocds for wheat
65 cents per bosbel ; and for flour $2,75 per hundred
pounds. We will furnkh sacks for wheat s.nd re
ceive it, either at our Store in Brcwnvillu or at
ilelvin'a Mills. D. J.MARTLN& CO.
Brownville, Oct. f?,lS33.; : )tp3
Fun for the Million! Fun for the Steam
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as the cheapest comio Magazine now published in the
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and f rem
ingofarich humorous characterr Nick-Xax has at
tained its third year, and is growing in popularity. It
is a great favorite with all classes fathers and moth
ers, sons and daughters since it contains nothing that
may not be read aloud in any family circle. It is the
publisher's desire to make it especially
FUN FOIt TnE FAMILY.
One of ita features is the prize puzzle department.
Tne publishers have distributed during tho last six or
eight months, Gold Pens, and valuable Books, which
had the tendency to make the competition earnest and
interesting
In fact, fake it all in all. no more amusing sheet for
the family cr village library, or hotel reading-room, or
to neguiie tne tccious, hours or travel in car or steam
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Terms. One copy, one year - - - $1 00
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2-ewspapers inserting the above as often aa they
may think proper, or give it editorial notice, will be
entitled to an exchange on forwarding a copy with, the
advertisement marked to the Nick Nax office.
THIS popular publication has become indispcnsible
to the tasteful Gardener, the Fruit Culturist and the
Floriculturist- It embraces within its scope:
I. The Discription and Cultivation of Fruit
and IPruit Trees a subject 111 which we are already
more interested than any other people.
I. Description and Cultivation of Plo-wera
and Flowering Plants and 8hrubs, from themost
delicate and tender t the most hariy and robust.
III. Description and Cultivation of alLEdi.
ble Plants, which are, or should be, grown iu our
gardens.
IV. Gardening as an Art of Taste, with De
signs for Ornamental or Landscape Gardening.
V. Bural Architecture, embracing Designs for
Rural Cottf.cres and Villas, Farm Houses, 'Lcijrc?, Ca'?!,
Vineries, L.e Houses, etc, -
VI. Arboriculture, er t'.e r; irt C-ture
of sorest and Omar. -; rr?-.
1 VII. Botairf ' r ;.!' - '-"j; Jir lat Ji 13C;S
LraucUei r c. j -. r i v;.'i v , fceaetal salevt to
which the work i sociaily uevot!.- ' . ,
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best style of the periodical press, each number contain
ing forty-eight pages, embellished with a frontispiece
and several other original and well executed engrav
ings. Jit the end of the year it will make a volume-f
six hundred pages, beautf ully illustrated with over one
hundred engraving, many of them drawings of fruit
and flowers from nature.
TEItMS t copy 1 year' payable in advance, $2 CO
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Specimen numbers mailed upon receipt of their price.
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Volumes commence with the January number, are in
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Journal is a larj illustratel fmper tneb number oa- i
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BltAGU BLIUIOWKS, 5t. I.onla.Mo.
Naw York Okvici, So. '-71 1!1VAIWT.
Communicationi should al.vaj be aUihewd tq tt Innj,
J. II. MAUN, EroTcrille.N. T.
The publishers of he "Horticulturist" calls attention
to thi periodical as a valuable advertising medium It
has a steadily increasing circulation in the most desira'
ble quarters, visting monthly every State and Territory,
ana tne canaaas .
Each numbea contains thirty pages of matter, JVurserymen, Florists. Gardeners. lmvl.
1 six'y to ninety Pictures all the contents be- 3 1 ir y r 1
inemi uaaers, ruocisners,
and generally all thise connected with Horticulture
throughout the Union and Canada, will find this the
readiest mode of commusicating with their friend.s and
customers
Advertisements shonM reach the publishers by the
SOth of tbe month pr ce ling intended publication. As
he is not always able it meet the demacds for-the ad
vertising colnmns, the communications received first
have the preference. Botanical names must be very
temoitj written
As the space to be occupied by Advertisements can be
regulated to some extent by the wishes of advertisers.
it is well to indicate on the manuscript about the space
wished for, and tbe number of inertion
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Designed Expressly for Emigrants and Trav
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The Nebraska Farmer,
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1 nis aamiranie preparation is used cold being chem
ically held ia solution, and possessing all the valuable
quaiitiesor the best cabinet-makers' Ci'.ue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more auucMie. --useiui in every ramiiy."
N. B. A Brush accompanies each bottle. Prico Soc.
Address: Henry C. Spa! dine A Co.,
, - ...... Box So. 3,0100, N. T.
Put np for dealers in cases c-intain:ng Four, Eight and
iweiYeaozen afceautifal Lithographic Shuw-Caxd ac
companies each pact ace ' "
53-A single bottieoi Bpaldin's Prepared Glue
win bave lenumesns co!t annually to every household.
oiu Dyau promincni aiationers, Druggists, Eard-
NOW 1T.EAD Y,
Edward's Sew Map of Missouri,
With a portion of Kansas and Nebraska, price 50 cts.
Ke-w Map cf Illinois,
With a portion of Iowa and Missouri, price 50 cents.
The Peoples lfap and Cnaje for Iowa, Illinois anJ
Iissouri.
With a portion of Kansas and Nebraska, price $1,25.
Same as above, on rollers, suitable for Hotels, offices.
&c &.c, prico $3.
Xew Internal Improvement rIap
of the United States
Showing all the Railroads built and in progress, with
the the contemplated routes, ihe different survey of the
contemplated routes, the diiTorent ourveys of the Pacif
ic Railroad, the Overland Mail and Telegraph routes,
and the Gold Regions of the Gre;it West. This Map is
drawn and engraved with the greatest care, and at im
mense expence, from Railroad and Government surveys
and the latest authentic information. Hand3ome!y put
up in case for $5.
Edward's monthly, a Journal of
Southern and Western Progress
Published Monthly, with many fine illustrations.
Views of Cities and towns. Portraits, &.c, itc, at only
!SJ per annum. Thoto subscribing for two year, or for
two copies one year will be entitled to a Map of the
united states, as e premium.
For sale at all Bookstores, and at the oface. corner of
Pine and Third Streets, st. Louis.
April 26. I860. .
CHOICE SEEDS! WARRANTED PURE.
Japan Apple-Pie Melon;
Ilubbara bquasb, . j .. ..
Fig Tomato,
Strawberry Tomato,
Io w a- Wa ter m elon,
Bradford Watermelon,
Clarendon Watermelon,
Sosr Squash.
Odell's Jarge White Watermelon,
Terry's x.ar!y rrolia-j ucumDer,
The above are all new and very superior varieties;
and will be sent by mail ree,atl5 cents per jack
age. Stamps taken' for fraction cf a dollar.
Address. H. A. TEItltV.
n32-3m Crescent City, Iowa.
. lJROSICTUS .
or THE ' .
ROCKY LIOUIiTAW I1EYS,
. . I - i r '
THE NEWS will enter upon its second year e.ir:r
in the coming spring, at which time it WiTi b eaiarsa
to nearly douhle its present size, and correspondiuilr
improved in many respects. It wai the tirat and ia at
the present time the only new.nper praanent'y a-.
tubiishe"! in t3e R-xky Mouataia ii '.l l.esioo. Traa-
."ported to t bis country in the faceef a iliheartenrtre
t arc in? eraig-ation, mhh a t'.-'.e alnv--t :r-!iUb;, it
w. set no t enea'h tba r' ii w- ia'.L
mtostot Bt.uym. n icee'ir i. - ,
neauce aalan rrfr;('i.Twa a.:'v... & ...Jite.i.iuedviia
encfraraginjE eid lar tbcoun'r7j at a t ne wbea to
man was iortunate who knew one day fruia whe.nca La
meala for the next would come; it was a nxessf tally
tablished, and has since continued in th even tenor
ita way, fearless and nntram s:ed.
The News was the first ta herald to the world tbesa
prising richness of the .
Rocky Mountain Gold Fields
for which the abue of the Eastern press waa heajtd t?
un it without stint; but time has satisfr.ctoriiy pr7
and ventled its every statement and prediction, and tat
News stands to-day the mot notsd aial auiTcriai?
quoted newspaper in the United States.
Already it has a circulation in every Stale ot
Union, aave four, and in both the Casadas.
Arrangements arebeinj perfected for apecial aadm
ularjcorrespondence from all-the important citlet of lis
East, and the personal acquaintance of t prjrii"r
throughout the mining renou, will ever leiaru for K
the latest, most complete and reliable report fmm all
parts of the gold fields.
The New, is published on Wednesday of each weet,
and dispatched to theStatesby tbe Kxpres-a cuaea of tat
iollowing morning, reaching the Missouri Rivar iafroa
six lo eisht days, free of expense to tbe iubicriber.
TEEMS. Single copy. $3 00, per yeir; flTewe.
$20 00; $2 50 f-jr six months; $150, for three moaiii.
Advertisers wilt And the News, for all time tocor.a.
the best advertising medium in Ibis rega f e&nfliry.
KATES. Busiues cards, $12,00 per 7"ri f
square, flrxt insertion. $2 00, per month, $5.0O, tnret
1 . ........ Am nn.f ..?rth rft Inmfl.
nionttis, 5 iu to, one year, j.u.uuu, wru- - -
$25 OOper quarter. $j0 00 per year ; odiiuj.ubuj,
forbix nvnihi, $1.5") per year,
4 pniVF.R PRESS undcomblela Jb Offlca
set upinthepnng, for the benetit of hone patronn
desire work in that line. ,,Tt.
In a word, it is Ihe determination of tae propnei
that the News, ami the New Office, alall !
now, stand first iu importance in the Territory aaJ 3
of Jefferson. Addrea - ' '
WM. N. BTPASfc CO
Denver d''T-
ti
tin b
N E BRA S K A
an'ingc anil Wagon
MA-IsTJFVCTOEY.
BKOU.VV1I.I.E, .V.T.
S. S. & J. T. BEEKLEY,
they bave conaaneed . Ujs
ANSOrcCS
3!anufacture cf
that
CARRIAGES,- ; :
WAGONS, : I
" BUGGIES, ; :
- - .' ' SULKIER
lathe City of Brownville. They htrs
both U
many year? experience in
Eastern Manufactory
and natter taemseves iney ui v r
public both in work and prices. : .
An kiuds of repairing promptly atttaded .
T. E. 4 J. B. SESXLZ
Urownville, May, 3, 1S5). ' : -j.
IDonsl I:
:provcd
Aij4llilL i. 9 WW V awi - "
We are now prepared to manufacture our -r-' .
Sugar-Cent MUls, either Vertical or
will be able toauppiythe demand, how;
ever laraa.
Ecery person who desires tt be shorotjMy conversant
with tne political hutory of the LnieU Slates
Should I'omess
Young's American Statesman :
A Complete Political Tlistcry of the rmted States,
from the formation of our Government to the present
Time. Recommended by Statesmen, Politicians and
Editors, of every Party, as impartial and Invaluable.
Octavo, I,tu pa .-pi, fiw.
Ur-iilil Bl JACKSON, Ptbusberi,
Sweet Potato Plants.
I have on hand now, anl wi.'I continue to have
We are also mannfactnring Dom'.is Pro'f TJi '
orator, acd also Douglas bteam Sufar ' .
are prepared u furnish eery 'LV-'
ty, and.at moderate rates, required ia tha
of Syrup arvl buiar. ,,.. Price jf
PRICES $50 $10, $50, $!0O. andoP
Furnaces ana jivaporaior. $ ,v w -';cti;a.
All order, addressed to the S BaVU
U attenaea i. - uwiil'.e, Cti
ap'-T -
ill be prompt
roa the
ware ana iurniture Dealers, Groceries, and Fancy during this month a sjtlf of Sweet Potato plants
Stores. r ? . . . tf '. , 1. r
Country merchant, .t,,,i , ,t Rn.,, Ior vracrs frcn a mn w:. oa proxnpu
i!ra -pTr,OTOrl m . .r.r i attealed to. and rlants nt ty fcrre,
Will atand anTClim.i . . LQEtiiT . FL ll AS.
tJRemoved to 84 Cedar St., N. T. ' !-. Erowavill, . 7
Pike's Peak Gold Mines.
rv fnr ssla in this place. -.wo fn--!
Steam Ec Le? ia 8, ot'il "
for running Quarts ILUs. Saw and Oru jJ,
by macbinests to bocf tha be?t jua..ty
A barjaia
tiey
can b bad by making application so-J"-1-''
bo had at one half mannfactaren pr.ces-
Iaquiw at tho AJrertls-r o2?, Bnnruh
t
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rownriil, Apr.!, ,153'?,