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I jTJSHBAUGH & CARS01T, GENERAL LAUD AGEIIT3, ' dilr in Coin,TJnctrTent Money, Exchange , . uid Ij&nd Warrants, ' ,'olleetiont ma.it on all cccetiihle points. Taxet paid, i . od prompt attention given to all ouslness pertaiagto i first class Land Agency. 1 AOIHTI FOR THE f VXTTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, , safe and reliable compary tot the transmission of i , wney pattaxci. " 1 , Alto Agents for the Hartford Fir Insurance Company I Hartford, Connecticut. We bsv removed ourofflceto the new building on Ula street, cert door toJTteodore Uill't Store, and . ear tbe V. 3. Land Office. . ' id 57, 1853, nl LCSIIBACGg k CARSpy. , - . SPIXXDID PICTt'UE. The rst impression of atiew and superb engrav ngsof Rosa Douheur's celebrated painting of the i lone Fair, -printed In beautiful oil colore, are bow J eaJj.7 It it executed by the unrivalled artists. Sa ' i ony, Major h Knapp, who hire undertaken to make i t the moit splendid work cf the kind ever issued I rom their extensive establishment. Iti iize Is neir I r two by three feet, embracing more than twenty liferent tint and shades and colors, and it will pre i ent upon tbe walls of the parlor, drawins-rooin or i rrt gallery, all the splendin effect of a superb oil i minting. A copy of this rich and costly engraving, - irhich has roc i red the highest testimonials of fa ror by connoissieur and tbe Tress, can be obtained ' "or only $1 50, d?lirered free rT chargo at any post ' ;Sce in the United Stages. Agents are wanted. J. 11. EMERSON A Co., Publishers, 27, Tark-row Sew York. ' Aprn,26,IS88. . .. - .': UNABHIDGED DICTIONARY. .jmttscjrs' KEW riCTOEIAL . EDITION. I " 1500 Pictorial Illustrations. ! Waaavs Just Usued a new edition of Webster's Uu ' abridged pletlonan containing 1500 Pictorial Illustra- tiont beautifully ecr.ted. , t ooo to 10,000 A' JEW WORDS In the Vocabulary, ' Table of SYNONYMS, by Prof Goodrich, tn which more than two thousand words are carefully discriminated, forming a fuller work cn English Syno ryms, cf itself, than any other issued, besides Crabb, and bellevedia adTance of that. Table, pivino Pronunciation cf Names of 8000 i ittinguahed Pcrtom of Modern Timet, Peculiar use of Words and Terms in tbe Bible, With other new Featuret. together withallthe mailer Or PREVIOUS EDITIONS, Comprised In a Vol. of 1T50 pases. We have seen specimen sheets of tbe Tectorial Illus trations. Tbey are well executed, and will often be found useful in giving a much more correct idea of an object than can be obtained by a definition. N. Y. Tri bune, April 16, 1859. We bare seen specimen paces of portions In archl tecture and ornithology, and And them cf artistic beauty as will as of great practical Talus. Chrittia Mirror, Avril V 1809. ' - We trive seen specimen sheets of these Illustrations, and can hardly see bow they can be improved in beauty or ascuracy. Botton Evening Trantcript. Webster's Pictorial Dictionary in Boston. So exhaustive and satisfactory we hare uniformly found it to be, that enlargement and improvement seemed hardly desirable.iJoifon ournol : As a whole, the work has no parallel, nor U it at all probable that it will toon have one, Botton Traveler Leaves so little either for be strict echo'.or, the war. of general culture, or tbe limited employer of commsn words, to desire, that It may with truth be said, that , nothing In the lexicographical line Is left to be desired, j The critics of Webster sre, as a general thing, mouoers ' and too la hunters. Botton Ledger. t Seme of the foremost scholars of tbe aga. both in En rope and this country, have been occupied for years In the task of revision and addition. Botton Transcript It it a fixed fact, a living entity, and will maintain ill place at the mott complete and accurate Dictionary cf the language extant. Botton Atlatand Bee. A monument of learnlug in this single line of literary ' effort, such as no previous age has seen. Bot Recorder Making the entire work one whltti cannot be snrpaseed and which in our estimation will remain uneqcalltd. K E Farmer These important improvements roust make tbls far In advance of any competitor In the field JJoifen Conjre- eaftonaifsf To every writer and speaker cf English H Is Indlspen slble Ballou'i Pictorial ' This new edition is a perfect mine ft knowledge and a most complete book of reference Com. Bnlletin Appears to be as complete as it Is possible to be made Bot tn Pott. ...... From Uo. J. Gregory, Surerintendeat of . JrlDUO instruction, auicil. Office Supt. Pub. Intt., Lansing, i une SO, 1869. Vessrs. 0. AC. Kmhiam. Gentlemen: I know not bow tg ex press ray grstifleatien with tbe raluable and beautiful features added to tbe great national work, Webster's Quarto Dictionary. Ttey render it If possible still more 1 worthy of tbe proud place it occupies as the great stand i ard dictionary, of our good English language. I say ' standard, for while a few schoUrs and others here aud ihmrM nrefar nLhcr dictionaries. Webster's is bevonJ dispute the bookol the people, tbe common standard olj appeal among the masses, learned ami nniearneu. in our land Sot need this be regrette; ss long as its publish ers tske such unwearied pains to keep it abrcant with every improvement msde in tbe language. It can enly express my very sincere hope that you may be fully re warded for the good work yon are doing la tbe cause vt sound learning. With considerations of high respfrt. 1 remain, gentlemen, Toura truly. ' , Q M. G&ZOOST. Sold by all booksellers. .... - GET THE EEST. GET "WEESTEE. ei.ipirb"ploW mm. TO FARMERS , Of Nebraska and iV. 17. Missouri: ' AGAIN I would call tbe attention of tbe farmers cf Nebraska and- Kissourl, to tbe fact that I have on ' hand and am constantly manufacturing, at my Plow Factory, in Oregon, Mo., wagons, and every pattern of plewa, to-wit : PRAIRIC PLOWS, One and.Two Horse rioT5r Shovel Plows, Hoes, Harrows, Corn Planters, And Harrow Tcelli Together with everything in this line used by farmer. I lake the responsibility of saying that my two horse plow will do better work, in stubble or any kind of rough ground, than any I manufactured or sold in this tvpr country. My two-horse and prairie plows will be sold, for cash, onierun, such as'will place them lu the reanh of every farmer. iiy Plow ran be obtained from my agent at Iowa Point, at. T., Urownville, Vodaway connty. Marietta, Bath Bottom, Holt county, lirownrllle. K. T., and For est City. MARTIN EOFFMAM. S. B. All kinds of repairing done with neatness and dispatch, on liberal terms. Oregon, Mo., May, 1369. Theodore Hill, Agent . At Urownrllle, N. T., keeps cnband a general assort ment of Huffman's Plows. BrownviUe. Msy, 1EC0. ly ' CHARTER OAK . . . Life "Insurance Company, v" s y Hartford, Conriv 4 Incorporated ly tht Slate of Covnecticvi. Capital Stock $200,000. With large and increasicgsurpluireoeipts,seenre lv invested under the sanction and approval uf the Comptroller of I'tllic Aecoontg. t I860. 1860. St. Josepli to Omalia. HANNIBAL & ST. JO. JL R. 3PACICETS. v 1 Arrangaments nave been cade, by' ihe ITanni ba and St. Joseph Hail Road Compary, to com mence with the. cpenicg of navigation, for a TEI-SVEEKLY LLNE OF PACKETS; to run Inconsectioa with t&id Coad regular! from St. Josepli to BroffriTillc, Omalia, . ' ' r Tho following new, popular and fast running packet t it i : r a i a, Doau cons. littie uo uav lor mo prcseui ; . STEAMER 'OMAHA Captain Captain ; - - BAIiT3IAE3n. .STEAMER . -GK STEADIER 'in s r r urn u Mm Captain .... CALVEBT, For Freight or Fassage applto THEO. !HILL, FREIGHT AXD TICKET AGEXT, Forwarding Commission Jlcrchanii Brownville, ITebraska. Capt. R. FORD, Gen. Ticket Ag't. St. Josiph. J. S..K. HA WOOD, Gen. Supt. NEBRASKA CITY - Zuouranco Compiuiy. Capital Stock S50,000. MDBASKA CITY, V. T. rpBIS Company, under a liberal charter, li now X fully organized, and their entirecapital stock of Fifty Tkoutand Vollart, paid in andsecurod. They are prepared, from this date, to grant open policies, and take risks, upon equal terms, with the moat faTorcd Insurance Company any where. Having adopted the mutual principle, its patrons, without incurring any liability, will share in the profits of the company. ,. The operation! of the Company, will be confined, for tbe present, to marine, or cargo risks, with a manmumliability of 512,oOU on any one bottom. eing the only Insnrance Office, on the above pop ularplan, West of the Missouri, it confidently ex pects a generous support from Western Merchants. We respectfully invite the Missouri River pa tonage. S.F.Nuckolig, ... Chas. F.IIoIIy, II.P. Bennet, J. L. Armstrong, W. .Ilinchman, Miles W.rown, A. A. radford. OFJICKRS CHAS .F.IIOLLT, President. J.OABStir,Sec'y. . St.LonisAtentCol.W.P.Howard. , ; April 2d, l&rtO. - . 421- iraii AssocATiorj A Benevolent Inttitution ettablithed by tpecial En dowment,for therelief of the tick and dittretted, afflicted with Virulent and Epedemic Ditcaie. TDK Howard Association, in vie of the awrul detrac tion of human life caured by Sexual diseases, and the deception practiced aponthe unfortunate victims of such disease by Quacks, several years ago directed their Con sulting Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy of their name, to open a dispensary for the treatment of this class of diseases, in all tbeir forms, and to give Medical Advice Gratis to all who apply by letter, with a descrip tion of their condition (ane, eccupation, habits of life. Jtc.) and in case of extreme poverty, to furnish medicines free of charge. It is needless to add that tbe Associa tion commands the highest Medical tkill of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern treatment. The Directors of tho Association in their Annual Ite- nnal Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, ex press the highest satisfaction with tbe success which has attended the labors of tbeir Surgeons in tbe cure of Sper matorrhoea; Seminal Weakness; Gonorrhoea; Gleet; Syphilis; the vice of Onanism or self-abue, disease of ibe Kidneys and Bladder, Ac, and order a continuance of the same plan for tbe ensning year. The Directors, on a review of the past, feel assured that their labors in tbisspbere of benevolent effort have .been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed seal, to this very important and much de spised cause. An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or self abuse, and other dit-esses of the Sexual-organ, by the Consulting Surceon, will be sent by mail (in a sealed envelope) FREE OF CIIARGE. on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for pestage. Oliver reports and TracU on tbe nature and treatment of Sexnal diseases, diet, &c, are constantly being published for gratuitous distribution, and will besent to the afflicted. Some of the new re medies and methods of treatmnets discovered during tbe last year are of great value. Address for Report or treatment, DR. J. SKtLLTX HOCGHTOK, Act inn Bnrjrecn, Howard Association, Ho. 2, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. By order of the Directors, EZRA D. II ART WELL, IVesMent. la. Faircrild, Secretary. July H, 1863-ly A. LTFORD. J. T. HORN Lyford & Horn, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - Dealers in AND GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOT3f DHOESf Xails,IIYS, Storcs,Furnlturc, &c . SONORA, MO. . April 9th, 1858. 3t b. r. T.rsHAirH. x caaioi LUSHBAUGH c CARSOZ7, DAXKERS AXD GENERAL LAND AGENTS Dealers in Coin. Uneurrent Moner, Exchange and Land Warrants, BROWNTILLB, HEM A HA CO., N, T. -Especial attention will be given U Buying and Selling Exchange on tbe principal cities of tbe United States, Gold, Silver, and uneurrent Bank JNotea-'A constant sup ply of Land Warrant on band for sale, for cash, or en tered on time for rre-cmpwrs. Al l rriinniiioiu cj El guaranteedtn every respect. Will Ole Declaratory State ments of intention to pre-empt, and prepare Pre-emption Papers at ahart notice. Money loaned upon best securi ties, at western rates -of interest, and .Investments made In Lands or city property for distant capitalists. Collec tions unon all convenient points will bepTomptlyattend- ed to and nroceeds remitted in exchange, atcurrent rates Bills of Exchanee on EnKland, Ireland, and France, ob tained at usual rates, with cost of Exchange on the East added. Deposits received ofl Current account nd interest allowed on special fleposns. -OFFICE Main St., near V. S. Land Oflce. RErXREHCES Uad, Brother k Co., Merchants, ItcAaughton, Carson &. Co., KlserkWbite, " Ton Dir. Carson fc Errant. J no. Thompson Mason, Ool'ref Port, E. M. Punderson kCo. Merchants, M. M. Teakle A Co. No. 17, Broadway, Won. T. Smithsoa. Esq., Banker, : - J. T. Stevens, Esq., Att'y at Law, Joo. S. Gallaher, Late And. U. S. X., Taylor A Kriegh, Bankers, - -KcClelland. Scruggs A Co. Merchants, lion. Thos. G. Pratt,- . , , -Hon. J. W. Geary, Ex-Got.' KAnaal, Hon. J as. O. Carson; - -J-P. B. Small, Esq., Pres't S. Bank, Col. Geo. Schley, Att'y at Law, Charles Parsons A Co. Bankers, -H. C. NuttACo. " Greene, Weare A Rice, " Douglass A Watson, - -. " . . Col. Sam Uambleton, Att'y at Law, Judge Thos. Perry, Prof. n.Ttrtwiler, Oct, 8, '6Vrl-Bl6-tf 44 41 Philadelphia, Pa 4t 44 Baltimore, VA. 44 . 44 New York. Washington, D.C CbicagorIIl. St. Louis, Mo. AnnapoJUjMd. Penn. ; MercesfburgrEa Eagerstown, Md 44 44 Keokuk, Iowa. Council B'.uff" , Dcs Moine, . " Vinton,- ;. . Easton, Md. Cumberland, Md -QavacaAlabama THE UNION SAFE! OFFICnns AND DIRECTORS: JAMES C. WALKLEY, President, JO HX L. CUXCE, Vice President. KL1AS GILL, Secretary. ' , E. D.DICKEUMAS, General Agent; TJTj&ECTORS : Alfred GHH Daniel PhiUips, JobnL.Bnnce, -Tt-Wodget, J. A.liutler, E. D.Dickerman N.Wheaton, Sam. Coit, XeUon Ilollister. JameaC.WalUey. 8.B.Ber.for4,M P, Conultinr; Physician. ' A. S.Uolladay.Ml), Medical Examiner. ' ATT''c-tionireceivedbyrl.W.VUUXAS.Ag't. xt Brownville, K.T, v. LaiTlon Blackberry. - t.ia it original variety for garden or teld eul. liVi t Crciiara with Airrdlons. a,Mren vri LAWTOS, ,a New Rcchi:, 5T j2l Csxxca.. The public are now respectfully informed that the undersigned have procured from Cincinnati and put in operation one of Homer A Co.'s flour mills of tbe latest patent, and the first brought to thii Territory. They were indaoed to exchange their former mill for this one, from the high character they have gain ed in the east, and from tho personal testimony of millers whobave tried them throughout the Western States, and in view of tbe increase.! demand rv.r grinding which will exceed that of any previous year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that will do the wora neuer ana quicker than any heretofore in ope ration. In addition to their flour mill they will keep the Corn Mill constantly running, ready at all times t acomodAte the farmers without detention, and hr giving their undivided superintendence to the bui ness assisted by their former miller, Mr. ells, ) they hope for the continuance and increased patronage of their friends. Assorted Lumber, Shingles and Lath constantly on hand. ' GREEN A MAKT1N. Pern Mills, Sept. 1st, 1853. 3XTo-w Z?lrm PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. T. K. W. FRAMED CO., IlaTing engaged in the Mercantile Business, would respectfully invite the citiiens of Nemaha, and ad joining counties in Nebraska, Atchison county, Mo., and Fremont county, Iowa, to call and examine their stock, consisting of Dry Goods, . Groceries," Hardware, Queensware, Hats, Caps, .. Boots, Shoes, Medicines, Drugs, Paints,1 Oils, :: ; : - Dyestufis, And all other articles usually kept in All of which we will sell on the most rea sonable terms " for CASH OR PRODUCE. All are solicited to call and examine our iS T O C K, We expect to keep a fall stock, , and are deterruined io make it .the interest of JE9 a. x m o x o TO DEAL WITH US. c We also wish to Purchase . BUSHELS OF CORK, For which we will pay the highest rice. R. W. FRAME & CO. Peru, Feb. 1, I860. Designed Expressly for Emigrants and Trav elers. NOW READY, . - - Edward's New Map or Missouri, With a portion of Kansas and Nebraska, price 60 eta. New Map of Illinois, With a portion of Iowa and Missouri, price 60 cents. The PeojUet Map and Gnage for Iowa, IlUnoieand Hittouri. r . With a portion of Kansas and NebrasVa. nrirpfti ; ' Same as above, on rollers, suitable for Hotels, Offices! c. Ac, price $3. . New Internal Improvement Map of the United States - : . Showing all the Railroads built and in rimer.. vifK. the the contemplated routes, ihe different snrvevn of thn contemplated routes, the different survevs of the Pacif ic Railroad, tbe Overland Mail and Telegraph routes, and the Gold Regions of the Great West. This Hap Is drawn and engraved with the greatest care, and at im mense expence, from Railroad and Government survey and the latest authentic Information. Handsomely put up in case for $5. Edward's Monthly, a Journal of Southern and Western Progress. Published Monthly, with manv fine illustration. Views of Cities and towns, Portraits, itc, &c. at only $3 per annum. Those subscribing for two years, 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 office corner of Pine and Third Streets, at. Louis. ' apru 26, I860. gains! PIKES PEAK DIGGINGS AHEAD And will produce more gold than any other diggings yet iscovered, and . - JOHN GAIltfETT & CO., IGBIEETBfflL DEPOT Seed Store. Engines, Saw and Grist Jfills, With all kinds of Machinery and Implements. Wo. 53, North Second Street. ST. LOUS, MO. KERFS always on hsnd a larce stock of G:irdcn and Grass See-Jr. all warranted fresh aud pnre Onr stack of Agricultural and iiortisoltural Implements and Mc&ines is also largo and selected with treat care.. Ts invite an examination, and know that we are of fering as food stock as any house la the west, and at as lew prices- City Boot & Shoe Store, OF THE Will makeyou a superior pair of boots or shoes if yon call or leave your measure, or be will sell you a cheaper gaiter, a neater shoe, or prairie boots, and lady's fine gaiters erslippera, cheaper than any other house West of SI. Louis. Employinggood workmen, and keeping .a variety of material and trimminKS for home manufac ture, I hope to receive that liberal patronaae heretofore bestowed on me. Give me a call. W. T. DEJf. BrowavilleJuty27, 1S69 E3 Agricultural Implements Just receired, per ateamer Emilie, a inpplj of HAND RAKES, PLOWS. HARROWS. CULTIVATORS, HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS. PITCH FORKS, PATENT CHURNS, &c.,&c, FOR 81LK AT ' THEODORE HILLS brownville, April, 29. IS60. TOU THE Pike's Peak Gold Mines. There is now for sale in this place, two first-rate bteam Engines and toilers in g,od order, nitable for running Quarti Mills. Saw and Grist Mills, said b j mat hinests to be of the best qualit j. A bargain can o,) had by making application socotbej can be bad at ens half mannfactnrera prices. Inquire at the Advertii er office. ffrownYille. N. T rownTme, April, 23,1850. Great Bar LUMBEK! LUMBER ! ! Cheapir than Ever. for :. Cash lor on Time. LVIS. LAWRENGE, , ; : Well known in this region is a successful and ac commodating lumber dealer, has again taken the Mill on Snnnra Island, And is prepared to furnish every desirable .quality of lumber forTencihg of buildrng-purpose ; dehfer ed at tne Mill, or at . Brownville. Landing Or at any point n the river as may be agreed open, Areas follows. At tne ahli. for cash, from 30 cents per 100 feet to SI per 100 feet. On time, say three, six, tincportwelve mornns, from 45 cents per 100 feet to $135 pe 100 feet, witK 10 percent, interest from delivcrTi -noto to be secured by unincumbered real estate. The lcmber willhe delivered at any point. onthe Missouri Iiiverwjthin 50 miles down, tream, at 25 cents per 100 .feet in addition . to the above prices when sumoientamoanta are taken to J as Wy tbe conr struct ion of a ra i t. To those wishins lumber, particular attention is called to these propositions, which cannot fail to command consideration. Came with, or' send your orders, and tbey sbal! be tiled without delay. - . -, r .. 100,000 feet of tiiaabcr oh IiantJ, And more rnakini' every day. L. LAWRENCE. x ; ?.Iareh 1st. ISf.O. 6m. . - v- . . . Land Warrants, Por Cash, axicl on Timo We are prepared to loan LlindWarrants of all sizes to settlers on such time as they may deuirc long or short at the usaal rates., - - . . . '--'... A constant supply of Warrants will be' kept on band for sale as cheap as tbey can be bought elsewhere in Buy 61 regular dealers and beware of bogus warrants- All warrants sold by us will be guaranteed to be genuine In every respect and will be exchanged if de tective. Being permanently located In Brownville, we canal' ways be fouod at tbe old stand a few doors east of the Srownville House. - " . , LUSnBAUGnfc CARSON, Banker., anil Dealers In ljn1 Warrant. L00i(,TO-Y0UH,INTERESTS! STEAM FERKY BOAT. "at" Brownville, -jdfei Nebraska. -7 American Patent Gum' Elastic FIHE AND WATER PROOF " COMPOSITION ROOFING. 03ce, at Iiang'ord & Stephenson's, No. 24 Uinth. bet. Walnut and Clark Avenue, ' ST. X.OUIS, MO. THIS Composition is formed chiefly fnm Gums ana liinerol, which are unchacpeabie by the aciiou of the weather. It is DurableFire and Waier Proof can be applied to touts of any shape, upon summon sheeting h.,.4i m ar am fchinirle roofs, at a les Cost than I shingling, and upon any metalic roofinf or other smooth gnrface for less than paint. It Is invaluable for coaUna; Kail Be id Timbers, for Roofinjf Oars. Depots. &c. We have nc aewtation in of rerica; it to the public as the most reliable Composition Itof In ue. - iVe refer to the following persons: T. Barnum", Barnuni's I! 'el C II Peck, Architect J J Anderson. Banker Geo R Tayl-r. Esq Spaeratix-n, Brick AUk'rs, Mo.'ony & Tilton Dtslll rs J II:henck, Smith M'Cormick, build 5 Claik. Plant & Korri3, Oliver Qu.'Cett, lion Jas B Boland, A W Fatran, J Shields, 7ih and Morpan 'Hon LM Kennctl,- w.sia, PunnAf. Conner, enr Tenth and Walnut t1"' t w ir. AVA n , a 1 1 timaj tn flu rnndnff. 1HI1 tO f urpih .to order .our Composition. Also, a superior arti cle of Saturated Water-Proof Rocflnjt Paper- For in formation or material, address' ' . F W STEPCEKSOlt. A'gt. 4I-ot t r,,St Louis, Mo. , NEW ARRIVAL or iundred To those in the SUtei contemplating going to ineiNebrafka ana tvansaa .... v - - GOLD MINES, The undersicDcd dcsire-tos njt and in so doinz will not practice deception; that there are advantages tobe 8ecurcdin Crossing the Missouri river at Brownville', and outfitting at, and starting from that point, not to be found atany other place on tb.efJJiouri Ki ver. In tho first place, on bolb aides uf the river are large extents-of bottom- lands in .whtth -grasa makes a much earlierstart than on the uplands, and is. much more abundant, beings inexhaustible th e entire season. Here, then, is a desirable place to recruit stock before starling on the Plains. Stock can alio be purchased here on rcry favorable terms The lirownville Steam Ferry boat, being the best on tbe Kiver, offers peculiar inducements for cross ing at this point. It islarge and commodiwus; with powerful machinery, which enables tbe proprietors to ferry emigrants and others in the must expedi tious manner. UPoxr Outfitting We undertake to sny that the fusiuers men of Brownville areas well prepared to serve those wish ing supplies, with a superior quality and on as fav orable terms as can be found el.-ewhcre. Everything desirable can be purchased in isrownville, such us Frovmofls,- ;t lotliinj, Mining: imple ments, &c., &c Tho Route from Ilro wnvillo to the Mines is uni versally admitted by those who bare traveled it and others, to be superior in every respect.. lirownville is about midway between St. Jo. and Omaha. As to distance, an examination of the map is all that is necessary to prove to any ope that it is nearer froffl.hcra to thQ mines than' roa any jothcr point on the Missouri. Un this route wood nnd water abound tho entie r.istancc. while on many others. wood has to bo hauled for rnnnr days. ;Tho foregoing facts nre fully and satisfactorily es tablished by the immense travel of lust year, and those who adopt it tho present season will have no cause to regret having done so; Therefoio Cross .he Missouri River at and start . i .1 I i from,' Brownville. ' , JOIKV CODDINGTON fr CO.," Proprietors Steam Ferry Doat. 6mi.u J V-' JiS - Brotvnvillc, Kebraska. ANNOUM-'Eii to the public that he has just re ceived, per Steamer Kyi and. a very large and well assorted stock of Parlor and Cok Stoves, of new and improved patterns.as follows: f uvea's Pattern Plymouth Jock,-' . ' Elevated Oven, rTew E i , i olden Era. and every vat la ty y '- Parlor and Office .Stores. Also, ' 'u Japan cd Ware, Crass Kettles, tan tlxcrnJT, Copper Wai e. SIio vels and Tonrs. All of which t pledge myself to setl at a? fair rates and on a- accomuiodting terms as any other estab li.-hment in this region of country. I have also now on hand every requisite variety of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and am prepared to put up gutferinsirand spouting and all other work in my line, at short notice, and in a workmanlike inanner.whijb I warrant to give satisfaction. I plelxe myself not to bo undersold in the upper coontrv. Brownville September 2, 1858." IO-ly Fvn for .the Million ! Fun for the Steamm ooafr r un Jor the Railroad ! run for the Pike's Peak Emigrant on the Wide. Prairies ! rMCK-NAX FOR A IX CREATION Is the most amung and expensively Rotten up as well as tho ch.eaue.st ouiic Majziue now published in the world. Each nunibei cont-iins thirty piges of matter, and freni six'y to ninety Picture all the contents be ing oi a rich humorous characterr Nick-Nax has at tained its ibird year, and is growing in popularity. It is a great favorite with all classes father and moth ers, isots and dauphters since it contains notning.tnat may not be read aloud in any family circle. It w the publisher' desire to make it especially FUN FOR THE FAMILY. One of its features is the prize puzzle department. The publishers have distributed during tbe last six or eizht months, (ruld Pens, and valuable Books, wbicb hiKl the tendency to make the competition earnest and interesting. In fact, take it all in all. no mure amnsing sheet for the family or village library, or hotH reading-room, or to beguile the tediuu honrs of travel in car or steam boat, can be had anywhere. Terms. One copy, one year - . - $1 00 . Five copies (to one address) 4 00 . Postmasters who may wish to engage in obtaining subscriptions, will Any this an excel lent opportunity as first-rate inducements will be given to them. LEVlSONJt IIANET, ' V Ttoom 29. 119 Nassau Street. New York. 3j"N'ewspjperB Inserting the above as often as they rrtiiy think proper, or give it editorial notice, win be cntiHcd to an exchange on forwarding a copy with the advertisement marked to tbe Nick Nax office. PEOSPECTUS ROCKY lilOUHTAIH HEWS, THE NEWS w 11 enter upon its second year early in the coming spring, at which time it Will be enlarged to nearly double its present size, aud correspondiugly improved in many respects. It was the first and is at tbe present time the only newspaper permanently es tablished in the Rocky Mountain Gold Repiun. Tran sported to thi country in the face t-f a diahcartenea' re turning emigration, with a tide almost irresistible, It was set up beneath tbe pelting oi winter storms, in the midst of uoiy mob3, howling curses, and threats of ven neanoe sjralnst every person and thing that ventured one encouraging word for the country ; at a time when the man was iortunate who knew one day from whence bis weals for the next would come; It was successfully es tablished, and has since continued in the even tenor of its wav, fearle and untraiumeied. The News was the first to herald to the world the sur prising richness of the Rocky Mountain Gold Fields for which the abuse of the Eastern press was heaped up on it without stint ; but time has" satisfactorily proven and verified its every statement and prediction, and the News stands to-Uay tbe most noted and universally quoted newspaper in the United States. . A lready ft has a circulation iu every State of the Union, save fwur. and in both the Canadas. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE ECO N O M x . . "A Stich in Time Sives Nine! Despatch! Save The Pieces! Arrangements are beln; perfected for special aud reg- nlar'corresp.onlelce f,ul" " the important cities of tha Kat, and the rsonal acquaintance of the proprietors throughout the mi'.0'" regions, will ever oeture for it the latest, most complete and reliable reports rrom all parts of the gold QeiuS. TlieNew. is published ort Wednesday of each week, and tJisoatched to theStalOsby the Express coach f the iul lowing morning, reaching ihe Missouri River in from bix eight dvs, freeof expense to the subscriber. TERMS. Single copy. $5 00, per ,-ear ; flvecopies, $20 CO ; $2 50 for six months ; $1 60, lor .'hree months. Advertisers will find the News, for ail tiu?e to come, tbe best advertising medium in this regiou of country- BATES. Business cards, $12 00 per year one squcre. first insertion. $2 00. per niontb. $3 00, three months. $10 CO. one year. $20,000; one-fourth colu'm'' $25 OOper qnarter. $b'0 00 per year; onecolumn, $i?0 for six months, $1 .60 per year, . A POWER PRESS and complete Job Omce will be set up in the spring, for the beuetit of home patrons who desire woi k in that line. ' .In a word, it is the determiaation of the proprietors, that the News, and the News Office, shall always, a now, stand first in importance in the Territory and State of Jc3erson. Address WJi.N. CYF.RSfcCO.. Denver Oity. N EBR AS K A Carriage ami Wagon MANUFACTORY. BROWA'YIMJE, BT. T. S. E. & J. T. BERKLEY, ANNOUNCE that they hare commenced the Manufacture of CARRIAGES, 1 WAGONS, . " BUGGIES, SULKIES, In tho "Cfty of Urownville. Tbey have both had many years experience in Eastorn Manufactories, and flatter them?cves they will be able to please the public both in work and prices. All kiuds of repairing promptly attended to. 1ao XJxxt tx Trial. m mmmm axu JOURNAL OF KUHAL ART AND T Eitaimnciby A.JJtownin,, in is.a EDITED TJZ J. JAY EIIIT IS - PUBLISntD KOSTULT, BT SAZTOIT, BAIUIEU & co 25 Park Row, Jfao York. ' THIS yopular publication has beconst urf to the tasteful Gardener, ice Fruit CaltB,i , 5tB':kI Floriculturist'. It embraces wiibin it..... ,0 Ik. and more I. Description and I'lowenni? delicate aim teude I. The Discrlption and Cultivation ad I'mit Tree-a subject iu wbich w. ,r rriI:'t ore iuteresled than any other petpie. "rly a anu iumvation of yi Plant and Shmbs, froS?,f r t- the nio-t hartv !. v?'bUi4- III. Description and Cultivation of , -ble Plants, which are, or should I, groVa gardens. IV. Gardeninjr as an Art of Tsat. ' signs for Ornamental or Landscape GardenirV " V. Rural ArrAitecture, embracina n' Rural Cttageaaua Villa, Farm Home r" 'w Vineries, Ice Houses, Ita. ' St VI. Arbovicu.ture. or the Planting nrf r " of Forest and Ornamental Trees. Ca'tJri VII. Botany and Entcmo)oeT A , branches are connected with the iernr.i "M" which the work U spect!ly devoted ! The work is issued on The flrst r "ea"h m best Myle of the perioditl pres. rtcb ' k'U ing rorty-eight pacca. ewbeilibcl wiih and several other original and well rer J, ? '-'v ings. a i me eiio or tne year it w.n "jr " eorW, 1 "r ci six hundred pages, beautrmiy iliusirafrmTw,ta,,l hundred engraving.; many , thr & 'f and flowers from ntiure. . '"" af fraa 3nf?. 13 of- 'lvatic. TERilS t crvy I year ravM. ir, Th e Edition Ccllred p) ",?: ' 1 copy 1 rear, n.-.r.i,.- .1 . aUs Spfcin;en nunibera mailed upon rec.iiJ ..'u 3 00 Plai.i edition lSctn; colored edifi..0 " liJeirJrica. Volume- commence with the jJBi,rjf tiexed accordi.ngly. and we send from thai ,,5 ,U!b lessoiherwueordeied. but aubscriDfon.-,.. ambtT ":. with ny uumbCr at I li.abd wt. in Cloth, or 1552, $3 W: '6 and '3, $2 60 '8 f The publishers of he lorticultarist" call. ....... ' to tot- perineal as . valuable advert isinVm'"," Iwsa steadily inc.easing circulation In them.li - . 11 h nnartor. rioln, ,v, ...... Iu"l"t dl !, and the Canadaa lerriiory. Nurserymen, Florists. Gardner, lmL -....wj, r uuiisners. m A iran a. 1 1 1 throughout the Cni..n ami Canatfa. wUnTn" readier mode of oommnsic4ting with tbeir w. ' customers . 'a loe,r T!eau.inl Auverii.eraents snouM reach the rnbll.hn. - .v. ........ ... u 'o SOin or tbe lU.-ltth nrprtwlinv .r. he is not alway able to meet the demands 7, L vertiMng clumnn. .he c..n,n,nnii..' rece v regulated .b!apir1 bJ AdTerttsement.eanbt" it ts wei wivhfhH tri.u,wina aiioiherbine c mmnniMtkn. should be addressed to 8AITO.V. harkm k . 25 Park K..w, Xw Turk ea 10 .me extent by tbe wUhes . t drenhW Ml to indite ..u .be n,ino,c ipt ,buUt for. and the number r Insertions FJLOWEKS, rilUTS, &C. jon.v a North fie W T. E. A J. B. BERKLEY. Brownville, May. 3, 1360. OREGON NURSERY. Lime! Lime!! Lime!!! The undertigned whose kilns are situated nine miles west of Brownville, on the road leading to Ft. Kearney. keeps constantly on hand a very superior article of lime, to which he lnvfte.-rthe attention -of those wink ing ine uiue win be delivered nt tneann or at any otner point in thecounry, as desired. -v Feb 9. 1S60 6m K. It. LONG. An Improved Farm POR ' Sk.XaZaX3a ; - A very valuable and desirable iniDroved farm situate 41- nines from Brownville and 2 1-2 from Nemaha uny, can be had on very favorable terms. It consists of lb-i acres; 40 acres under cultivation; 24 acres In tim ber, good-well; klock. water, aud coi rraaJioue me stock 2 yoke of oxen. 7 cows, and 7 young cattle, the farm implements, and household furniture will be sold with it if desired. A rare opportunity is here pre sented, t.nqmre of R. w. Furnas, at the Advertiser office, Brownville. N. T. . . Nor. I7,''69' n!8 ' ' " The Great Female PiJls. DR. J. P. CRRAGER 1 the General Agent. Whole sale and retail f.r Dr. Wheating'H celebrated Female Pills. These Pills are truly valuable for ladies : For meg win restore tne mommy courses wnen mey may ttop from any cause whatever. They never have fail ed in any case where the directions around the b"X con taining the Pi'ls have been strictlv followed; indeed. there is 110 case of failure ever -onie to our knowledge, Being purely vegetable ihey are nerfectlj Fafe. Single boxes, mailed to order, postpaid up n receipt ef one dollar, by J. P. CRK AGKR. Baltimore City, Mary land. A liberal discount to druggists. 3 cent postage stamps as good asmoner.- ... ... . . , . Fine Honey. 1 ; Dr. K. C. Smith, of this county, presents us with a beautiful article of honey. equaUif not superior to any thing we eve saw. This honey was manufactured t y Mrs. Smith' according to the directions given in receiet wbich she purchased of Dr. 1. P. Creager, Baltinwrp City, aid. Any person can get this receipt for making honey, and be independent of the honey-bee, by writing to Dr. Creager. No. 653. west Baltimore street, Bali more City Md , enclosing SOcents Ilaickintvitle Ga) ruiatKy j tmes. A Good -Farm for Sale.- Tne subscriber wm sell at a great birgain every choice quarter of section of land in Johnson county, Ne braska. Tnere are forty acres of fine timber land, 60 acres under cultivation, a good log house and other improvements. It is two and a half miles from Tecum sen, on the roail from, thence to Pawnee City. Any person wishing to purchase a good tract of land on very reasonable terms, will apply t. Cyrus Wright at Tecumeen, or Jubh L. Carson, Banker, iu Brownville, orioueo. y, . Sfiroat, JTehrarta City. ' , ' . . . HUBERT WJtlUHT, - ' Residing at Worrallton, in Nemaha Co, JannarvlS. I860 2S-tr NOTICE. I hereby caution alt nprsons indebted tn thelnte firm of Green, Snrinkle Co..nlias.Snrinkle. Baker l f . : . ""--cn, against paying any debts, notes or hand or boek accounts accruing to said firm except to myself, from my office about a vearacro. and as Tet 1 have not and cannot get any satisfaction as to the disposnl of tne collections. LEVI SrRIXKE. We Will Purchase Wheat As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat 65 centa per bushel ; and for flour $2,75 per hundred pounds; V e will fnrnifh sacks for wheat and re ceive it, either at our Store in BrowiKille or at Melvin a Mills. D. J.MAKTINA CO. Brownville, Oct. 20. 1859. .' " T nir-b AW AUTHENTIC BIOG&A7HV OF THE "JLIltle Giant" of the West. e ftow ready for delivery the Life of Hon. Stepxiej A. Dovclas, with his most important speeches and reports. By a Member of the Western B.r. Price $ I, bound in cloth, and 80 cents in paper cover. No man in the United States at the present time is locked to with more hopeful interest than the distin guished Senator from Illinois. Indeed his friends in all e otatesor tbe Union look upon him not only as the rising, ouictierresent man the man for the crisisaud for the country. V" ; - ... - The most important of Mr; Don; las' Speeches are incorporated in this volume, and the whole work sob nitted before publication, for the criticism of someuf lir. Doaglas' most Judicious friends, in whnm he has per feet confidence, and by themit is cordially approved and creom mended. Fcr aaleattheBetropolIfan BookstAre.' " " ' - . , -. . . . PHIUP fc SOL0K0XS, - 332, Penn avenue. Sole agents for Lawrence'a celebrated Forslgn sta Uoaerr. mo U As accidents will happen in well-regulated families. it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crotkery, &c. fcioalaing 8 Jfrepared Cilue meeru all such emer gencies, am no household can afford to be without it. It is always ready and up to the fucking point. There is no longer a necessity for limping chaiis, splintered veneers, headless dolls and broken cradles. It is Just tbe article for cone, shell and other ornantental woik. so popular with ladies of refinement and taste. This admirable preparation is used cold being chem ically held in solution, and jtossessing all the valuable quslitiesof the best cabinet-makers' Clue. It may be ued in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive. Useful m every family." N. B. A Brush accompanies each bott le. Price 55c. Address: Henry C Sparine C-a.. Box Ko. 3.6000, N. T. Pnt np for dealers in cases containing Pour, Kight and Twelve doieti a beautiful Lithographic Sliow-Card ac Companing each package. rfA single bottieor spaTdine's Prepared Qlue will s.ive ten times its c st annually to every household S jld by all prominent Stationers, Druggists. Hard ware and Furniture Dealers, urtceries, and Fancy Stores. Country merchants shonld make a note of Soald- ine's Prepared l ue, when making np their list. It win stand any climata Jfj-Ueiuofed to84 Cedar St., N T. 4I-ot uiicnniu books FOR SALE DY JL,. BUSHTSTELX,; (Successor to Edwards & Bushnell.) 97 Fourth St., St. Louis, Mo. American Farmers' Encyclopedia, a valuable work, 4 00 Tbe llorfC'i Foot, aud lu.w to Keep it Sound ; cloth 60 Cole's American Veterinarian 60 SiockhardiV Cliemical Field Lectures I to Juhusuii'i. Agricultuial Cheniistry 1 26 Febsenden'. Complete Farmer and Gardener I 25 do American Kitchen Gardener 60 Richardson on the Horse 25 do . on the Hog - 25 j du on the Pests of the Farm 25 MJlburn & Stevenson the Cow, and Dairy Ilusb'ry 25 Chinese Sugar C.me and Sugar .Making 25 Padder's Farmer's Lmd Measuae 2 00 (Ji.eiioii's TretitC ou Milch Cows; cloth 60 Domestic and Ornamental Poultry, plain 1 00 Rand all' Sheep Husbandry 1 25 Youatt, Randal it Skinucr'sShepherd 8 Oon Book 2 00 Barry's Fruit Garden 125 Stephens' Book of the Farm, 450 illustrations 4 00 The American Architect, or Plans for Country " Dwellings 6 00 Smith's Landscape Gardening, Parks and Pleasure Grounds 1 25 Weeks on the Bee; cloth 60 WiUun on Cultivation of Fiax 25 El liutt'-i American Fruit grower's Guide 1 25 The American Florist's Guide 75 Kvery Lidy liar owu Flower Gardener, pap 35, cl 60 The Itox Culturist," paper 25c, cloth 60 6 00 E. II. BURCIIES & CO.. PROPRIETORS. Oregon, Holt Co., Ho. The undersigned have long sinci been convinced of the want of a firvt class Nursery in the West, where TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &C, din bo adapted to our climate and soil. In view of these facts, we have established one at this place, and have now in successful cultiraton. which we of fer fur sale at Wholesale or Retail, The coining season, a large and well selected stock, suited t this dim it e, of Apples, standard and dwarf; rears, standard and dwarf ; Cherries, standard and dwarf: Peaches, Hums, . Apricot?, Nectarine, Quince, Grapes, Currents, Oooscberries, Raspberries, Straw berries aad Blickberries. Evergreens. Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. Greenhouse and Bedding Plant., Hoses, Dahlias, c, Ac, Ac. To which we would beg leave to call the attention of the people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan sas and !). . ' t57"Our terms will be as low as any reliable east ern Nursery. Ily purchhsing of a? the expense of transportation from tho cast cu bo saved. All trees and plants are carefully labeled and pack d in the best manner for any part of the Unit ed States, for which a charge of tho actual cost nnlv will b made. . No charge will be mado for the deli very of packages on bourd stenmboa s. All communications addressed to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. E.1I. BUKCnES k CO. KSNKICOTT at the Gr.rv Nursery, Tyt HI.. ba readv for riii..,-. ' ' ,',IbSl,foPecUI"'rTuliPs' tll' ow rate of a2 50Df 100. and $20 per U for large rm,t.H- ' P" Strawberries, of all the most approved varletie. from $1 to $1 per M for m,wt, . fe.wU,w, S Albany higher Evergreens 20 to 40 centa p f" t ' cording to variety and frnH average 25 f ei-its lftor!T7S, in, f uw,7e7. -pple at $3 to $15 per '?("l'h8maUertb0cne',Per 'd better f.ri.ii Small Prntfr.Carrants.notighton Gooseberry, ber'ore"' BlaCkb?rrie' 4tc-' mucn luwf ever offered Ornamental Trees. Rospb .n,t ..ft. rt.r.i. .v...., w n great variety and abundance; and 10 bOO small to arge plants of Upright Honyanckies. Lilac. Spire. Deutua Scabra Prim. &c. at from 4 to $!0 per b,,t dred. Aud the beautiful Diebytra Sptcabalxt and h er choice perennial at $1 flo t., $2 per d-zen, aini com mon things all desirable at about hall price Catalogues by mail on application; and every thirr safely packed lor distant transportation; aDda.arDi most things sold at about ten per eeut. le. to autuma than Spring. , lllHilfll ( IS Gr O OFF LIKE HOT CAKES! THOSE WISHING ill Lose Bargains BY DELAYING! 2?rownville, May. 1, 1350. JOSEPH L. ROY, 22. 3EIH AND HAIR DRESSER Main Street, BROTVA'VIXL.E, ST. T. P IT P ftjl PflPIll 7 T T T P Mr I-'Roy has establihcd . in tne rer of his Barbd-ho? iUllliil LJ119U mhhh A BATHING HOOJf, Moore's Rural lland Books. 4 volume NeMi' Fruit. Flower aud Vegetable Gardener's Companion I 00 Dadd's Modern ITorse Doctor i 00 Dadd's American Ccttle Doctor l oo The Stable Book 1 25 Bridp eman's Florist s Guide 60 do Gardeners' Assistant 1 65 do Fruit Cultivator 60 do Gardenerb' Instrnctor 60 Field Iland Book of Pear Culture 60 Cole's American Fruit Book 60 Buist's Family Bittben Gardener 70 do American Flower Directory 1 26 Dana's Muck Manual. cloth 1 00 Norton's Scientific and Praatlcal Agricultrre 60 Downing's Lanascape Gardening 3 60 Breik's Book of Flowers 1 00 Lenoher's Hot Houses and Green Houses I 26 Nash's Progressive Farmer 60 Allen on toe Culture of tbe Grape 1 06 Allen's American Farm Book 1 05 do Rural Architecture 1 25 Pardee on tbe Strawberry bo Tuua :t and Martin on tbe Ilog 70 Touatt, Martin and Stevenson Cattle 1 25 Tonal t on the Tlorse 1 25 Munn's Practical Land Drainer 60 Miner's American Bee Keeper's Manual I 06 Quimby's Mysteries of Bee Keeping 1 00 Sorgho and imphec, Sugar Plants 100 ITistoryof Morgan Hurce ' I 00 Reemelin's Vine Dreser's Manual 65 Browne's American Poultry Tard 106 U'aring's Element of AxricuUure 70 Hooper's Dog and Gun 69 Skillful rtonsewise, 1 paper 25c, cloth K White's Gardening mr tbe Sonth 120 Charlton's Grape Growers' finlde 65 Persoc on the Culturo of tbe Vine 20 Thomson' Fovid of a mi ma Is, cloth 70 Rnral Es.ays Downing a 00 Abutys I'lonois Form Book 120 Whittlesey's Missouri Form Book, almost Indls- rKnable to every man in Missouri 2 00 tj"Ay of the above book tent 6 nail free, on receiytofpri.ee. 41-ot DISSOLUTION. TITE Co-partnership of Noel, Lake A Emerson, heretofore existing and transacting business at Brownville, N. T under the namo and style of Noel, Lake A Co., is this day disajlved by mutual consent. U. C. Johnson will adjust ail unsettled business of the said firm. JESSE NOEL, HENRY EMERSON, HENRY LAKE, by O.F.Lixx, Agent. Brownville, N. ,My lit.1850. 4-rf EVAPORATORS I TTAVE made arrangements with DOUGLAS BROTH KRS. Zineville, Ohio, the only establh-hnient in the United State, engaged exclusively in the manu facture of Sorgho Sugar Mill. Evaporators. &.C.. by which lean furuixb the fanners in thin region with tboee much neeied articles. Tbe Douglas Sugar Mill and Ap paratus were awarded the Firet Premium at the Ohio State Fair; and the highest honor at the United State Agricultural Society, a silver niedal. I am Confident Farmers of Nebraska. Kansas, Northern Missouri and Southern Iowa can find no other to suit them better either in price 01 otherwise. Capacity and Price of Llilla torre Iron Rollers In Strong Iron Frame. No C One Horse Vertical Mill presses from 25 to 30 gallons of juice per hour ; price $ 5 do 1 One horse Vertical presses from 25 to 40 gallons of juce per hour ; price 8ame as No 1 ; extra heavy. do 2 Two horse Vertical presses from 35 to 60 gallons of juica per hour; light drift do 3 Two horse Vertical (double geared) press es rrom so to 00 ga 1 ions j nice per hour, h ea vy draft do 4 Two horse Vertical Ninrle geared) press es rrom 00 to 70 gallons of Juice per hour ; heavy draft do 6 Four horse Vertical Single geared) capa city from 100 to 126 gallons per hoar do 6 To horse-Horizontal (b k geared) suita ble to attach toTbrebiog Machine orctner power, preses from 40 to 60 gallons of Juice t,er hour do 7 Two horse Horizontal , with vertical shaft to apply lever to. worked by horses same as Vertical, oresses 40 to 60 gal Ions per hour to 12.' do S Four horse Horizontal (back geared) suit able to attach toTbrehlr.g Machine or other power, presses 73 to 100 gallons per hours 151 do 9 Six horse Horizontal (back geared) calcu lated for water or steam power, ready for tbe belt, and with capacity to work off a crop of Jrwn 15 to 20 acres of Cane, ISC IS. W. FIJRSAS, Ag't. ISHALI REAVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ESTATE AGENT, Falls tJity, Richardson County, Nebraska H'i !r?e prompt attenti n to all p.ufesional busi er iotr i-xod l-t his care in Richardson and a'licining count iesij aUo to the drawing of deeds, pre-emitii n pa per xc.t e. MHVI3.D n4-m II CAD Y MADE JACOB MARHON, Brownville, Nebraska, Keeps constantly on hand, a stock of ready-made ! clothiDg, which he pledges Lu customers is of superi or manufacture; and wbich he will sell at Iesa prices than Eaatara machine made staff. ErownvL'Ie, April 25, 1S39. 6( Cf EO 60 100 140 100 10c For the accommodation of those who a nsider clen lincs a virtue. (JO. American Stock Journal. '60. The great success which has ntirrd4 the roM on f ion of the First Volume of the A.USUICAN . .MOCK wULK.XAL, fins induced the 1'roprietor to undertake several iuiftmrerocnta for the Volume comme ncing January, ltC0. and he now ofTcrs it i Ihe public with tbe assurance tlmt it. prexi-nt Lifth character will b-J fully sustained. nnd no effort will be spared to render the pupeTan indispensable oec-ts.-ity to all interested in the Urevdinjjaud Man.ie mcnt f our Domestic AnumiU. The Vctt-riuary Department will be nndr lh Ediiorial direction of Or. Geo. H. Dadd. tli- di"tin guished Vctoriiirtry Surger.n-. and lute Kditor and I'r pi ietorof the Aiwriean l'tfer'nry J;,irit. Each Number of tb pHx-rcoe tains .12 Urge txt ro pages, and is handsoincly illustrat. d. ' Pu li.-hed monthly at 25. Turk How, Skw Vobk Tciuu $1 per year, inrnriably in adconrt, with a liberal disosinnt to club. J-y Specimen copies jrrati.. Money be not at publiahcr'a rwk in r7ifeiW letter. I). LINLEr. Proprietor, C. M.SAXTOV. R.4RKKR A Co.. AfCO". N. 2-S. l';.rk l ow. New York. CHOICE SLEDS! WAKKAMED PIBE Japan ApiJ'-l'ie Mon; llul-bard Hqunh, Fig Tomato, tkrawb-rry Toma Iowa Wate Bradford Watermi Clarendon lVatermelon, Sugar Squash. 0 dell's Large White Wtermon, Terry's Early Prolific Cucumber, The above are all new and very superforvafi and will be sent by mail re,at 15 cents per ago. Stamps taken for fraction of a dollar. Address, II. A. TERHY, n32-3m Crescent City, low The Nebraska Farmei DEVOTED TO Devoted to Agriculture, Stock Riisin Horticulture, Mechanism, Education. Published at BroicitviUe, N. T. On the first of every month at $1 a year for si pie copies: Six ropie., $5; Thirteen copies, el 7wcnty copies. $15. Tbe volume began Uct. l?r, isjsf. sprcira -v-.-.- . . can be lurnisr.ea. Will every friend of Ajneulture and t-aacw-' in Nebraska. Northern Kansas, Southern Iowa, ana Northern Missouri, lend a helping hand, to es fabl:a and maintain a journal devoted exclusive! intererts above named. There is not a post oc . . I 1 . - ....I nu?tlk W within tne i furnish a club of at leait 1J labscrioers. alcas wi'Jioat delay. Address . rCKflSJtTASA.T Erownvul. '
