Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, July 12, 1860, Image 3
HE ADVERTISER Hi O C A. t. BROWNVILLE, JULY J 19, ISGO. TERMS: or one year, If paid in advance, - $2,00 . jtUieendof 6montha, 2.60 i t tt t " "12 " 300 Cluba of It or more will be furnished at $1,60 per -nm, provided the cash accompaniea the order, not berwiie. Th8 "H'eDraska Advertiser' having .uch. the largest circulation of any paper in a Territory. Wholesale Merchants in St iouia; St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East rn marketsVhere Nebraska merchants pur 'aase. will find no better advertising medium i the Western countryCS -lanks. Blanks- We have on hand, printed In superior atyle, and for le cheap for caih, a fresh supply ft . Warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds, Trtict Tloot linmis lor DeeGS. Justice. shRrijF and Constable Blanks C" .Blank Preemption papers. Township Plats. Bills Lading, "s Drafts. Notes, etc., etc., etc i frtilh we call the esnecial attention of those in need b Printing of any and every description executed to ccrin a style inferior to none, produced in any part of o tountry. We except no onT e in me v est, or eise tere, and offer specimens of our work as evidence. JEO. -A.. GRAVES, Untseller, Stat.cncr, and Kews Acent, Post Ofllce buildinc, Corner DoiiKlasand Thiriiuh Kirt-pts Omaha. X. T., is our authorized Agent fur both the Advertiser and Farmer. IT. S, HARDING & CO., News and Literary De rt n.ii'M hniidine. Wain street, opposite the Nuct tilt House, Nobrai-ka City, are ouruthomed Agenta for both the Advertiser and a rmer. Xemaha County Agricultural So ciety. ; The officers -of the Nemaha County ryrlr-nltnrn Snrietv are urrentlv solici- i:d to meet at Johnson's Hall in Brown t-HlP. nn Saturday. Julv 21. in order that the necessary arrangements maybe made f :r holding a county fair this fall. ' The following are the officers and are i.ereby notified to attend as above: President D. C. Sanpeiis, Vice President J. W. Coleman, Treasurer Jesse Cole, tOAED or MANAGERS. G. H. Nixo.v, Henry Beane, Alex. Skein, Geo. Crow, D. Plasters, "W. S. Horn, S. J.. Goode. R. W. FURNAS, Sec'y. U. S. Census Returns. Deputy U. s. Marshall, H. M. Atkixsos. Esq., has 'ust completed his labors in taking the census of Nemaha, Johncon, Clay, Saline r.nd Fillmore counties. He did all the work himself, and inside 31 days. If Capt. Moore has any more expeditious ' and efficient Deputies than Mr. A., we would like to know where they are. In " next week's Adrertiser, we will furnish our readers with census statistics Jn ile is.il. Democratic Territorial Conyen- 'lOn- The Democratic Central Commit tee met at Omaha on the 14th, and resolved to call a Territorial Convention to meet at Omaha oa the 15th of August. The committee reccommend the Democ racy of Nemaha and other counties to :ieet in County Conventions on Saturday , August 4th for ihe purpose of appointing Delegates. Nemaha, according to the cpportiDtment, is entitled to five Dele f-ates. i County Convention The Repub- lican County Convention meets in thin 9 jlace, cn Saturday next. Bagains at Martins D.J. Mak- nn & Co., propose to close out their stock of Summer goods at unprcte dentedly low figures. We know they have some of the best good? ever brought to this upper country, and as they offer them at cost, there are certainly bargains to be had. Go see. Cleanup fllC Street The Street Commissioner, B. B. Thomhson, hasbeen ordered by the Council to see that proper ty holders on Main Street, comply with the requirements of an ordinance provid ing for keeping the streets dear of boxes, wood, stone, and various other kinds of litter. PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTORY! TVTTCiVST n A TT"- tit W JOHN W. MIDDLETON, MAIN STREET, BROIVIVVILM, AT. T. PIONEEIR SaCHlTILE mil NO. 17, MAIN STREET, REMOVAL r4 Grlzzlcr Bear About A regular m Mountain Gnzzlv Bear was seen by sev eral of our citizens last week, within a mile of this city. TTnn.rfp.rtnn.deil-dOO. Dmce at 11UJ v " Summer's Saloon, old Bank Hall to-morrow evening. ,4Go in." Personal. Hon. S. G. Daily, spent a day in our city last week. We were glad to meet liim. Mr. D. has given every evidence cf being an active, ener getic, and useful Delegate. He intro duced a bill providing for appropriations izr the various parts of the Territory, but failed to secure its passage owing to v-ant of time. He did, however, secure c n appropriation of $5000, with which ti repair the Capital building at Omaha, i jured by the storm some time ago. f lafd Up. The Steamer Omha we ere informed,' will lay up for a few weeks in order to undergo 5 w needed repairs. Let it Down. J. C. Ducser, we no tice has let down his stove and tin-ware establishment a two story frame over rune feet to meet the grade of Main street. The work was done under the supervision cf Henry Knepfer, with his superior machinery for raising houses. The building was lowered nine feet with out varying fiom its original position an "rch. Most Assuredly. W e have been ask C J if we would admit into cur columns political communications from those dif faring with us in political matters? Most criurtdly we will ; provided they are re r '-ectf ul in tone, and not so lengihy as to t: ke up all the space in our paper. Our ' patrons are of all political complexions, tnc as ours is the only paper of the place v c r$ of course disposed to give all a print. t-iancwho desire to figure in - ; Collector AugllSt. Ever punctual, Godey is n hand, quite in advance of time. It interesting number. is, a verv "Scene in our sanctum, or a Teen Rtv ' i -lind the Curtain." than poetry," "h.nd is a ur." contains real "more truth "side fplit- Dog Ordlliace See the "Dog Law" i our advertising columns. Look out, 5 "worthless curs," when your masters il to provide you with a suitable neck register your name, and fork out the Teil PIUS- In connection with his lliard Saloon, Evan Worthing, has cently opened up a ten pin alley, where 1 lovers of that class of amusement can " accommodated with 'strikes,' 'spares,' i "sich." Hope the officers of the Nemaha coun ty Agricultural Society will not forget to meet in this place on Saturday next. IlOt WeatUCr . On Sunday, last, in this place, the degree of neat, as indicat ed by the Thermometer, was 104, in the shade ! BALTIMORE Clothing Store, Brownillo Tv3"oToxeilsxi. SEIGEL & GREENBAUM, Announce that thej hare receive J and opened their SPRING STOCK CF READY-MADE CUBHINQ. Hats Caps, and Boots & Slioes Gentlemen's Under Wear, Carpet Sacks, &e., &c., Their stock varies from the FINEST QUALITY TO THE Avery fine stock of SUMMER ClOTIIffK. Gratif 1 for rast patronage they hope by future attention to busine??, arid a determination to picase, n style, quality and prices, to merit not only a con- tant put increased patronage. GIVE US A CALL. Brewnville, April 12, ISol), Legal Notice. Samuel Callen. ) In iie District Court of Kemalia vs. ; County, "ebaka Territory. Fielding n. Jo'un . ) The mid defendant FieMins H. John of the State el M is.-ouri will take notice that the f aid i.aintifT, Samuel Cal!enof Nemaha County, Xebras-ka Territory, did, on thellihdaycf July, 1SG0 file his petition in the said win t apaint the taid defendant ettine ruth that the said (JerenJar.t is indebted to the S'ud plaintiff in the sum of $2S5, for work and labor performed and also for mon ey expended for Faid defendant ty said p'aintifn also that said defendant is indebtM to said plaintiffin the additional guuiof $350 for a portion of the machinery of a steam boat, the property of s.iid plaintiff at. d ty him delivered to said defendant. Plainwffasks judgment for said amounts, and has cau?.ed an order of attachment to lemc agaiu.st the property of said defendant. And said defendant is further notified that he is required to ap pearand answer said petition on or before Monday the 27th day of August next. E. IT. THOMAS, At'y for PlfT. Brownvilje, July 11th, 1860. l-6t-$3 Ioo-Cronm saloon, BROWNVILLE, N. T. LHSMHM&C0 Announce to their old c'wtomera and the Ci:i;:en of Brownvil le and vicinity, tbat ttty have fittoii rr t nw stand, with all the conTemtr.ee" tt at '--Wei nr.d geutle-mt-n ran wish to make them cM-:i'r;"t'"- 7Uirna ison First Street, between Main a l V.'a-er, where they arc prepare to serve cu.tritrs with tho Cliolcc:t Qualf ty of Hi cad, Pound, Spcrge, Gold, silver, acd every tied of Cake, SODA-WATER, ICE-CREAM, Bulltr and Eggs, Picnick crackers, All kinds of Summer Beverages, Confectionaries of the Best quality, &c, &c Tonng ladies and pentlemen will do well to call and get their fancy heart candy. Parties, Families, and Fick-Xicka Served on ihe Shortest Notice. Cold Lunch at all Hours, The Tanners of Nemaha and the adjoining counties will do well topive us a call. We also invite the trav elinc community to do the same. We will accommodate them on the most reasonable terms. Our motto is "small protts, Quirk sales, and keep the money in the Ten itory,"as we ai c permanently located in thiscounty of Xeraah.i, N'cbra-ka. Our experience in eatwrinE to the tasts of the citizen! of Brownviiie, warrant us iu the beiier mat we will be able to pive entire satisfaction, aud that we will receive a liberal patronage. Brownviiie, Juue 1-3C0. Ji MOTfl SAKEBY Brovnville, N. T. W. C. COMFOET AKIfOlsITCBS 19 his old ctvtoers, and the citi zciis r and vicinit: , that he has resumed business U l.. i;i ttand on F rt-t Street between Main and Atlantic, h'uoio he is pr.'nared to serve customers with the CHOICEST QUALITY Of Bread, Sponge, round, Gold, Silver, and every kind cf Cake. Soda, Butter, Graham and Tick-Nick Crackers. ICS OZl.IXCLlr, And various other Summer beverages. Confections of all kinds PARTIES, PIC-NICKS AND PRI VATE FAMILIES Served on ths shortest notice. To Pike's Teak v. ill df well to rail at the Mammoth Bakery and lay in theirS'ock beforcgoins on the plains. All supplies will be sold by Retail or Wholesale. My experience ia caterin.' to the taftesof the citizens of Brownviiie, warrant me in hclievin; 1 will be able to give entire satisfaction, and that I will receive a liberal patronape. XT. c. COMFORT. Brownviiie, June 1st, 1SC0, 47-yly Of all kinds, for sale at this office. ANNOUNCES that he bas just received imiu ou i,uuiH, wunarre&n stock, and has uow uu uana. Drincmaiiv nf hia fium T,or,, latvui c, Fine Gents and Ladles Saddles, Bugrsry and Wagon Harness, Collars, Bridles, Walters, Whips, Of Every Style, PIKE'S PEAK WHIP LASHES, PLASTERING HAIR, A good supply always kept on hand. Work Manufactured to Order. CALL AND SEE FOR YOTJBSELVES. BROWNVILLE, N.T. THEODORE HILL Brownviiie, April 19, 1360. MEW STOCK. CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. Good Shoes at from 75 cents to Three Dol lars per Pair. Good Boots at From $1,50 to $G JP er .Fair.- ITaving just returned wltn new stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, TvrTTrve r I invite the attenticti of my old customers and the pnrchasinp public. I have never before heen able to offer sueh bargains ad at present, m either variety style. quality and prices. DO XOT FAIL TO STOP AT THE BRVWNVILLE SHOE STORE. AVILLIAil T. DDN. Brownviiie. jlpril, C6, I?60. Fifty Thousand Copies Already Sold. EVERYBODY'S LAWYER, COOSELLOll IX BrSIXESS, BY FRANK CROSBY. OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR. IT TELLS TOU now to draw up Partnership Papers and five, general furms for Agree ments of all kinds, Bills of Sale, and Lejse and Petitions. IT TKLLS TOU How to draw up Bands and Mort?aees, Affidavits, Powers of Attorney, Notes and Bilis of Exchange, Receipts and Releases. IT TELLS TOC Tho laws for the collection of debts with the statutes of Limitation and amount end kind of property exempt from execution in every State. ITTELLsTOU now to make an asbignnient propetly, with forms for Composition with cred itors, and the insolvent U" evrT State. IT TELLS TOU The leal relation existiHK between Guardian and Vara, Jiasier and Ap prentice. Landlord and Tenant. IT TELLS TOU TThaiecustitutes Libel and Slander, and the li fcft to marriage Dower, the - " "W'lff'a right in prowerty, Divorce and Alimony. IT TELLS TOUThe Law tor. fechanicn Liens in every Statrv. and the Naturalization Laws of this country, and how to comply with the siuie. in ELLS TOU The Law Concerning: Pensions md how to obtain one, and the pre-emption Laws to Public Lands. IT TELLS TOU The Law for Patents, with mode of pro cedure in obtaining one, with Inter ference, Assignments and Table 01 Fees. IT TELLS TOU How to make your will, and how to ad minister on an Estate, with the iaw and the requirements thereof In every State. IT TELLS TOU The meaning of Law term in general use, and explains to you the Legisla tive Executive and Judicial Powers of both the General and State Govern ments. IT TELLS TOU How to keep out of Law. by showing how to do your business legally, thus savining a vast amount of property, aud vexatious litigaiion by its time ly consultation, Sir;le copies will be sent ty mail, postage paid to ev ery Parmer, every Methanie, every Man of Business, and everj body in every State, on receipt of $1,00 or in aw style or binriinc at $1.25. 1,000 Dollars a Year. Can be made by enterprising men everywhere, in sel ling the above work, as our inducements to all 6uch are very liberal. For single copies of the Bk, or for terms to agents, with other information, appiy to or adiress, JOHN E. POOTTER. Publisher, No 617 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa SHERIFF'S SALE. Dillon, Thompson &. Co.) vs. Thomas P. Haywood. J Notice is hereby given that hy virtue of an exe cution issued from the office of tho Clerk of the District Court for Nemaha County, jNebriska Terri tory, against T. P. IlaywSod fcnd infavorof Dillon, Thompson & Co., for the sum of ixty-nino' dollars and twenty-seven cents; I.J. B. Wells, SherifT of said Neninha County, Ncrhaska. have levied upon, and will sell at public auction, fiom tho door of the house where the last term of tho said court was held, at Brownviiie in said county, on Monday, the 23rd day of July, A D 1SC0. to the highest bidder for cash in hand, tho following dejcribep property, to wit: the northwest quarter of section 24, township 5, range 15, containing 100 acres, with all the appurtenances thoreunto attached, as the propnrty of said Thomas P. Hay wood, in satisfaction of said execution. J. B. WELT.S, SherifFof Nemaha Connty, N. T., By Ben. B. Thomson. Dep y. Brownviiie, June 14th, 1330. 49-Gt-J7 50 ' SHERIFF'S SALE. Heath Nuckollf, v?. Ti. W. Furnas y R.J. Whitney and I J.W. Coleman. J NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an ex ecution issued from tho oCice cf the Clerk of the District Court of Nemaha countv. Nebraska Terri tory, against R W Furras, R J Whitney and J W Coleman, and in favor of Heath Nuckolls for the puiu of four hundred and thirtv-five dollars and thirty cents; I, J B Wells, Sheriff of Nemaha Co., Nebraska Territory, have levied upon and from the door of the house where the Inst term of court was held in Brownviiie, in sid county, on Monday the 23d day of July, A D 13f0, at ono o'clock, P M, I will sell at public sale to the highest biddar, fcr cash in hand, the following described real-estate, to wit: tho part of thoN. East quarter of section 23 town ship 5 range 15 containing one hundred and thirty two acres, with all the improvements thereon.as the propcrtv of It. J. Whitney, In satisfaction of said execution. J. B. WELLS, Sheriff of Nemaha Co., N. T. Brownviiie, June 14th, IStiO. 49-0t-$l 0.50. . i Notice. I have left a power of attorney with William n. Hoover, Esq., authorizing him to attend to my busi ness affairs during my absence.- S. L. SWAN, Crownville. April, 26th 1800. Which is the oldest, most extensive and reliable Merchantile House in the Upper Country ? THEM ILL. Where ire the test bargains to be had in the pur chase of ail kinds cf goods? W T l1! w'" MM C"3 C3 JOHN A. PONN, Has Removed From his Old Stand oa the Levee to WHITNEY'S NEW BLOCK, MAIN STREET, BROWKVILE lY. T. Where he has opened up a FSBESe STOCKS. Consistins of STAPJLE ATiD FAXCY DRY GOODS, ALSO A Large Stock of Choice Family 1860. FRESH I860. ARRIVAL! CONSISTING O? l-ly BOOTS & SHOES Por Tlio TVTillioxx. Who soils goods at the lowest Agar t THEODORE HILL. Who outfits Pike's Peakers witli hit and verv- thing they want at prices equal at least, with Saint Louis and St. Joseph? THEODORE E I L L . THEY ARE OF EVERY GRADE, And Made of Good Stock, Who keeps the choicest quality of goods ? THEODORE HILL. Where are the latest styles and finest qualities of t ancy Uood3 to be found 7 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 Brownviiie? T1TEODORE HILL. Flour, Ham, Bacon Sugar, CoCec, Tea, Molasses, Salt, Chccso, Candles, And a fine assortment of LIGHT GROCERIES Such as Spice, Peppers, boda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, etc., etc. also, . A well selected Stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, - St CL ci 1 37- Boots and Shoes. '9 BROWNVILLEE"! iVc Have Just Received Our SPRING AND SUMMER Hat juit rcceiTM Who wholesales goods to the back country on the most advantageous terms? THEODORE HILL Who purchases and ships more country produce than any one'else in the uj pot country T THEODORE niLL Who keeos constantly on hand and forsale the Iarg- est ana best aasoiinjeni 01 uaraware. 1 THEO' MILL. Where do the Ladies find the best assortment of the latest style Hoops? "337 JESETHaX-aS Where do people go to find a complete stock of lioots, bhoes, Ilats and (. aps 1 n u a ca 3 Where will von find all kinds of i'aaed Fru g, Oysters, Bottled Liquors of the choice;' traads, oi;? AT THE. BEX' Where will those going to the Gold Min s 8rid a t)ly of Picks, Axes, Shovels, Sluico fork'. Ox Vo; Bow, Chains, Biicon, Beans, Sugar Gunpow. Rocker?, Coffee, and everything they - f it ? AT THEODORE HliL'S Where will Farmers go to purchase Flows, 0. .11 Wheat. Corn, Oats Rye, Barley, Potat I ean3 1 ; .. ter, Eggs, de. TO HILL'S. If Farmers wish to ship thfir produ: liemsg. where do they go ? i ' 'PL If you wish to deal with aceommodaf t ig nd p i0 Clerks. GC TO THEODORE ULL Iff I Jl J fcilun I VI iiic .J puv uu bite jfuvfiv 1 of Boownville and vicinity en3Dies mm to manejudici on? purcnases expressly lor mis inarKei. lie bsks an examination of Lis Stock, feeiinsr assured Lewill be able to satisfy in quality, style and prices. npo:iR.:3Ea, WHITNEY'S BLOCK cTT) I.J aJ "J H S 2 r, 5 S -3 85 .iJi:S Sx cc tz; ' r : o o - a ccc rH w 1 I C B U 5 2 a . w o - u T I V - S - " It -' e Z Z ex; o t c. o - - O .-rs y, O 0 S2S5gSt5fl?Il5SlflsslS3 rH rts-g" ieiZziZ hill sh" u BJ . -. -v. ' I 5j ; x e o o m 9 ? 4 I in a as Ops v a - m o o o Z S " Z S, - o t:- 5 - i 3 w i- h - 3 3 I C s u I ja 0 0 o B rf 4- 3 CS j y. C ' - u ' 1 j" E3 Q 53; 0 Q. t as - 3-21 . C a s 2 - 5 " S . ? 5 x x X 75 e B o o 5 5 ' 1 x r. - r - o s c ' - x . s a in m - - k S 0 S is; a 00 68 I O O X o u MBSISSSH-ISI-25? Safins S ci SS e "' f 3"? M oj s -a x t:1" iol S E-i ma a a"! b . - . j n K iO -j a aa; - r ; c j rTAicA 5 Ac Largest and most Complete Stock ever offered in ihe West, and which we will sell ct prices to DEFY COMPETITION. THE LADIES ARE rSPXCIALLT INVITED To give us 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 in Suits from $5 to 650 Emigrants to PIKE'S PEAK, Utah and California, CAX te supplied with Ontflts at Unprecedented Low Prices. We do not desire to humbug any one, but state um we win prove to an givicg us a call. No Charge for pricing and shoeing Goods LADIES DRESS GOODS, GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, Cutlery and Queensware, Glassware, And Choice GROCERIES. A Larga Assortment of Rcadvifladc CMMng, Boots, bll0G3, Eat3, Caps,etc. THE I3EST SELECTED And, perteps, tie LARGEST STOCK OF DRUGS Ever brought alsovo St.. Joseph, Which he Is epeninj oct ia the " . Splendid LTcw Building, (.crncr of Main and First Streets, ZUro-wnvIlIo. Eis itock cccsists of the rollowjnst rtlc:ce, which he will sell cheap for csh: Pure White Lead, Castor Oil. French Zinck, Ccd Liver. Oil, China Zinck, Sweet Oil, Pied Lead, Putty, Venitian Red, Glue, Raw and b't timber, " F'igi," Spanish whiting, Turpentine, Chalk, Linseed Oil, Cough Candy, Tanner's Oil, Copal Varnish Costile Sop, Fancy Soap, Toilet Scap, Tooth brushes, Litherage, Patent medicines, Let.paper V"hite Varnirh, Ink, Hiair brushes, Tooth brushes Paint brushci. Steel Pens, Gold Pens, Pencils. Hair oil, Cjtaticr.erv. Candies, Nut3 Raisins, &c. &c. ho. Also, a Splendid Assortment of jE o j?-ul mn. cries; Comprising Lrtn's Eatharion,. Cologne, ramtnade, genuine ox marrow, tear Kreee, tnd oils, mask tml escences of all kinds, of tho Caest quality. STATIONERY. Foolscp rarer, f ir.cy letter paper, p'.lt eiget citei, and envelopes, plain, faiicy, anu elioucd, pens peccila and pen-holders, iakj cf all kinds, ickstaLii, wafi;-e and leaucg-wajc. PURE LIQUORS. Holland Gin, Irish TThl'ky, Botirhcn TThislrr, Glcfsr Brandy. Cordial, Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White wise and Malaga Wine. 3Tr. STann belnjan experienced practical Urctrlst.tli patrons mey rest assured that all medicine prccar4 from him are genuine without fearcf mUtaiei. rjrnysician's Prescriptions attended to at alihoor both by day and night. Terms, CASH INVARIABLY Browrrill. Mr 24. ISO) ir. AND FI5E FURNITURE. Agricultural Implements. si Probate Notice. Kotice is hereby eiven to all Darsons interpsfPii tht Esther Beirbline has been appointed administratrix cf tbe estate of John Beishline, late of Pawnee County. T., deceased. All persons havinc claims asrainst tbe said estate are notified to present tbem to tbo Probate Court of saidCnuaty, on or before the 14th day cf May, 1S60, or they will be forever barred from recovering such claim in any action whatever. II. G. LORE, 12wno32F$7 Probate Judge. In short : For anything to eat, drin' or west ffr tot s? t? v? 3 BROWNVILLE, N. T. BroirnTille, N; T., ApriMS, I860' " ly NOTICE. I "WILL sell to the highest bidder for ensh in hand in the City of Brownviiie, before the door of the hcuse in which the last term of the District Court was held, on the 21st day of J uly, 1 between tho hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, P 31. of said day, two large Bcilcrs, Engines and all tbe Machinery that belongs to the Steara Ferry boat called the Peru Ferry Beat. A great bargain ean be had by those wishing tn.pur ch.vo machinery. JESSEE J0I1X. Brownviiie, June 25th, '60. 51-3t C2lOioe THK undersigned has 8.0C0 acres of Choice Lands lo cated in tUis Territory, ?hich be will sell Cheap for Casli or on Time. For further information apply to my office on Main Stree, of this place. n. M. ATEIXSON. Best Qualities of KI11S W Tocether with a great variety of articles to tedious to mention. Our motto is: "Small Profits and Quid: Returns." Conio Ono ! Como .11 1 1 You may rest assured you'll not be dis appointed. EYtSRYTRffiG Needed or Desired Can be had at cur Store, end on terms as favorable as these of any other House in ihe West. All Kinds cf COUNTRY PRODUCE, Will be taken In exchange at current i rices. Wc Do a Cash, or Exchange for Produce Trade, and are Deter mined thereby to Civc our Cus tomers DARGAIiVS, What Everybody. jcl. THE PAZilLY DOOTOIl Simple Remedies, Easily ov,tnln l'or the Cure of Disease In all forms PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D. Brown vi D. J. MARTIN & CO., tile. April 19. i860. 42-4y IT TELLS TOU How to attend npon the sick, aal hoT ii cw.k for them how to prepare drtnki poultices &c, and also hew to guard asainst the infection from cjatagiouj I)i?e-es. IT TELLS TOU Of the variocs diseases cf Children, and gives the best and simplest mode of treatment during Uetams, convul sions, Vaccination, Wb-ioping-cough, AIeales, fcc. IT TELLS TOU The (symptoms of Croup, Cholera Infan tum, Cholic, Diarrhea. ffurm ncalled ' ITeid, Klngworm, Ccitken-;,x, &., and gives you the best remeCies for their cure. IT TELLL A0U The symptom of Fever and Ajue, and J3iliui Te!!ow, Typhus, Scarlet and otter Fevers, ahdsive you the lest simplest remedies for their o'i-e. ITTELLSTOU The symptoms i,t lLfln?r.7a. Cor.rmp tion Dyspepsia, Asthma, Propsey, the Gout, BhcumatiBin. Ln.baso, Ery sipe!.4', &.C., ar.d pivrsyou the test Kerueilies for thu'ir cure. ITTELLSTOU The symptoms cf Cholera Xit-Z3, ifa- liftnjnt cholera, Small-P.ix Dysentery Cramp, Diseases cf the Bladder, and of the fcidnpysar.d Liver, and thehest remedies for their cure. IT TELL3 TOU The symptoms of the J!umr, Neral- Kia. Ap plesr, Farslysis, the variona Disea-cs of th throat, tpeth, ear and eye, and the bet icindies for the;r , cure. IT TELLS TOU The symptoms of Epilepsy Janndlce the Piles Rupture Diseases of the Heart, Kemorrhase, Venpreil Diseases and Hydrophobia, and gives tho teat rel edi?s for their cure. ITTELLSTOU The le-t and simplest treatment foi wounds, broken b .nes and d;! ocations sprains IocV.iaw. Fever S rc( Whita Swellings, Ulcers, "Whitlows, Bo:l, Scurvy, burns, and Scrofula. IT TELLS TOU Of the various Diseases peculiar to the TemileSex, and gives the be.it and sim plest remedies for their cure, together with many valuable hints for the pres ervation of hea'r.h. 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WnEHEAS, Jo?epli ?hitiz, hn leen nppiated Heneral Administrator of tho Efat9 cf Goorji ErglcbarfU. dece2.ecl,!ate of Xemih.i County, notice is hereby given that I bave nppointcl Saturday. September tho loth. lJ'O. ns the day for herrinj claims ainstsaij Estate; all personi havingclaims against said estate are hereby no ified to have them on file on or before that day cr they may fjrever be debnrred from recoverir such claims. (Jivcn under my hand and cfUcial seal this 25th day of June, A D, ISGO. CYRrSW. TmEELER, 51-12tS'.3fer. Frcbate Jad;e. PROBATE NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that ilerdny tbe 23rd day of July, a T, IS)0, is tlie time set fcr the final settlement of the K.-tatc? cf John Beiaiine, late cf Patrnci county, Xehraka Territory, dejesed, when ar. l whcrfjall jrs. ins interested may appear -and show cause, if nny. why the Recounts of Esther S:ric!;!:r, Administratrix cf saii estate, sbouiJ not be allowed. Given under my hand thi.s 20th day cf June, ad, IStSO. II. G. LORK, Probate Jud.