Nebraska Newspapers

    THE- ADVERTISER.
LOO .A. T-j.
BROWNVILLE. OCT. IS, ISGO.
""jChIka Advertiser" having
ttSthe Incest -circulation of nj paper in
ittvi-.ia Merchants in oi.
Territory. .
rr. The
ui. St Jo Ph Cincinnati and other E-t-Market,
where Nebraska merchants pur
will find no better adverting medium
in the Western count rjj
S 1 1 1 0 V a $ I) X C .-.
By the St. Joseph, Brown vil'.e nnd Denver Telegraph,
STEBUINS LINE,
OTce corner cf Mai i J'f Street.
Blanks, Blanks
W.bive i 0 hu1, P
cheap f'r ci-b
Hit
fre-
Witrrauty Deeds, ifi-;
Trust Deed. Bond '
Juotice, aierxtfand.
j -tj f .t c ijr cd for
! eo.P v f
e jjeean.
cr AJeeas,
Constable Blanks,
." . ToVhip riat.,B1ll8 Lading
Drafts. Note, etc., etc., etc.
T which, we call t.e especial attention of tboo in need.
hVrint.Ltof iny and every description executed to
S? . a H "fertor to none, produced tin any part of
i& Lunur . we except no . e in the e ; or
ud offer pemcu or ot - -
rbere,
joy, ron
& CO.
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AND DEAiriSnS IN
IrVs and Printing Mrla! of all M.
Jl.JO, iu " vwT..rk. and Bruwa'i Iron
Farmer and Advertiser.
MATunn & AiinoTT,
' " VoCESSUBSTOnOELY.
United States ar.d Forn-n Newspaper
Advertising Agenuy,
Broadway, new york
323.
- rpnt for the
tVA'' and "NEBRASKA FARMER
NKBRASCA ADVEB-
rTWe "stop the press," to announce
the arrival of THE- HILL'S New jocds
Particulars next week.
Japan Apple Tic
id of the Japan j'u,c
ibuted considerably m mis
.d that some
be an im-
Spring see
on w ere distn
Territory. We are surprise
t . aiinnosed It to
. . I . l . In hp
;d variety of watermelon, u -
such. Those who thought thus,
much ditappuiHtfil
prove
used as si
of course were very
when the fruit matured.
The Japn V Pi'e Melon is inten
ded te be coolifd and used for pie?, sauce,
1
substitute for Ureen Appies.
as a
i
Sir.
hi faa. u
into lice? ;
then cool
atldir.? to
ovvrt of tartaric
iDit the taste.'
,r u prepared, it is almost im
httiiicni between the two.
f- u.-iii? is to cut the melon
pair, end remove the seed;
as. you would green apple?,
each pallon ff sauc half "
acta, auu snicu-u
Gooil Ir.il5rallo2i for Cultlrators
The N'W V.-rk Timet says that the
American Agriculturist, now closing up
it nineteenth year, has deserted its an
cient habitation among the Agricultural
Warehouses', oa Water street, and tak
en up its abode for the next ten years,
at least, in the very centre of the great
newspaper establishments of the City,
that hare for tome lime pa?t been con-
Q-atrtin5 around priniinjr-House-fijtmrp.
The f minnt succoj of this jourrsl which
fiflOOO sutienbers. while
due m nart, to the correct policy of the
.publisher, vit. to get up the best pos
. raner without recard to expense,
' and then to make it widely kawn ly
liberal advertising is an indication of
the greatly-increased defire on the part
of cultivators for information upoa ie
best method of tilling the soil. The pres
ent circulation of the Agriculturist, it
may be remarked, is greater than that of
the entire arir.t.ltura! prefs only a few
yi ar? agoi U'Imi. il.ir jrurnal uasftart
td there wer1 f ut taotT three Agriad
ttral papers in existence. Th agricultu
ral journals now number full.
John A- POM!, Is, on hand w ith a No.
1, stock of dry goods, groceries, queens
ware, and everything else needed or de
sired by the public. The display of goods
will to mpt almost any one to purchase.
He only aiks you to call and guarantees
you shall be
without 'delay.
suited. Go right along
Howard . Association, Philadel
phia. We invite public attention to the
card of this well known Institution, with
much confidence in. the honorable charac
ter of its managers. We feel assurrd
that it is a rery useful and reliable Institution.
17 A f T Tt
AV. I i J LU. JIM UERRY iias JUSt
oppn.nl out.T rousing stock of new goods,
Ti i. g.-witiT.to sell 'era sure cheap-t-r
( t. r ).oAj)i for the "ready john"
ar.d 'v:U t f-xchar.ired on very favorable
terms for diju-s, dollars, V's an
3d A S.
2.40 XagsGHan. Vz Roctn:
has bought :ut
Stock of Wm.
now runs
the
Livery Stable ai,d
ItossU in this city, and
institution. Hen i in h;
elrment. a:id will spare no pains to keep
fast nags, g.tod vehicles and evervthino-
Uiat
as nice as a pin Patrick Mahlony throTn
tn." Call oa him.
D.J. Martin & CO, Holdout great
inducements in their advertisement of to
day, to the good people of this place and
vicinity. From a personal examination
of their stock and prices, we are prepar
ed to assert that they mean what they say.
David is a crack tradesn.an, and is bound
to please ihe public in every rc?ppct. A
viiit to their eMailjshn.thi will not le
regretted.
To both Judge Blakely, and A. Towl,
-sq., of Beatrice, are we .indebted for
lection news in advance of the mails.
The."Erie Sewing Machine," which is
hooding the whole West, is said by those
vho have used it to be a very excellent
atnily machine. Address, for particulars
T V Ti f- I A . n
Oxaiia, Oct. 11th.
lail coach of Western Stage company
reached this city at noon, yesterday, with
Denver dates to the 4th inst., the trial c
Gordon for murder cf Jsantz was con
rinded before the Settler's Court on the
2d. He was to be lianged on the 6th.
Mining news continues favorable ;
amount of gold dust shipped from this
city per express, yesterday, was 0,044,
50.
STATE ELECTIONS."
Philadelphia, Oct. 10
Pennsylvania. Curtin, Rep. candidate
for governor, elected by from 15,000 to
20.00U: both branches of the Legislature
Rep. ly increased majorities. The fol
lowing R-p. Congressmen elected; Mor
ris, Wre, Kelly, Davis, Hickman, Scran
ton, Grow, Hale, Blair, Covode, Stevens,
Killinger, Campbell, Junkin, Michen,
Morehead, McKnight, Stewart, Patten,
Babbett; Democrats: Lcham, Cooper,
Johnson, Morgan, Laseer, Ancona, Mc.
Kintry, short term.
CoLCMBUS, O., Oct. 10.
Ohio. Large Rep. gain, majority
20,000 and upwards. The Rq-. Cor.-gref s
men, far as heard from, art Gt-rly, H -r-ton,
Trumbull; Dem. lYi.dlfiuu. Vallng
ingham, Allen, Cox, Mnrri-, N"blr.
It is thought tha Repul h afj majority on
the State of Ohio, will roach 20, 000.
IsriiN ATuLis, Ind,, Oct. 10.
Indiana Upward ; of 10,000 majori
ty lor the Republican State ticket.' Legis
lature largely Rcpublfcan. For Congress
Rep. Dunn, Julian, Porter, Whiter,
Colfax,. Mitchell, Noble, Shanks ; Inde
pendent. Davis and Peabody.
The democrats at Indianapolis concede
the election of the Republican State ticket
to be from 5, 000 to 10,000.
FROM NEW JERSEY.
T1.j N'. uark Charter election took place
v-t'ii';y. The following is the vote:
U. j u! lii iiti ticket 4,500: Bell and Biv, k-innti-r
fusion 2, 500, straight out Douglas
2, 500. -
REPUBLICAN JUBILEE
Springfield III. Oct. 12.
A jublee was held et the Wigwam last
evening in honor of the Republican victor
ies in Pennsylania, Ohio and Indiana.
Speeches were made by Logan, Dence,
Peck and Senator Trumbull.
Mr. Trumbull also addressed a " largi
crowd cf citzens arid Wide Awake: ficra
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the steps cf Mr. Li:;cc!n.i rttiier.ee,
tJovian,
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ng Machine Co., Milan
lie excused Mr.-L. syaiug he would td
dress the nation from the eastern portico
of the Capitol the 4th of March, great
enthusiasm prevailed, fire works were sent
up in profusion.salutes lired, and numerous
stores and private residences illuminated.
FROM NEW YORK.
Xew York. Oct. 12
The Prince was serenaded last night,
A dispatch from Philadelphia to the 7r
ibune, intimates that Morton McMMache
all will probably be U.S. Senator in place
of Bigler.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. Oct. 12-
At the annual meeting of the Missouri
aiid Wettern Telegraph Company, held in
this city iu-d.ty. Cnarles M. Stebbins, J.
H. Lthtmr, A. C. Goddm, S. II. Laflin,
J. II. WJ,', Au.Htn Stoger and Isaac R.
El wood, were re-elected directors.
At a tubsequent meeting of the direc
tors the following were elected officers
for the ensuing year. Chas M. Stebbins,
president and treasurer; Robert C. dow
ry, superintendent and Secretary; Wm.
R. Stebbins, general agent. The Com
pany's lines have done a profitable busi
ness the past year, and they think when
the extension to Fort Kearney i comple
ted, as it will be this mnth, largo; in
crease of patronage will en?u:-'.
The Company has d:jcidtd to 1 uild a
least two hundred miles west of Kearm y
next year and will cemm nee as hwu in
the spring a? the weather will permit, if
the Pike's Peak gld region eflVr favora
ble inducements. The C'-mpuiv will ex
tend their line to Dener next season.
YANCY'S SPEECH.
H ston, Oct. 12
Faneuel Hall was thronged to-night
and hundreds were unable to gain entrance
to hear Mr. Yancy. He was cordially
received and listened to with attention,
and frequently applauded. His address
was substantially the same as tha cne de
livered in New York.
FROM ALBANY.
Albany, Oct. 13.
Th Court of Appeals adjourned to-day
iu the rate of Mrs. Hartung. conSned to
loi.g f.ir tU- murder of her "husband. A
new trial is grauted.
NEBRASKA ELECTION.
OZiaha 0,7. 5th.
Official returns are in from all th- or
ganized and settled counties iu ihe Ter
ritory. Mr. Daily, Rep. candidate for
Congress, has 162 majority. Some ex
citement exists from apprehensions that
returns were forged and counted from
counties which have ro existence except
that their bounderies have been defined
oa the maps.
Omaha, Oct. I7(.h.
Denver mail coach, with six passengers,
bringing Denver dates to the 11th inst.,
reached here at 9 o'clock a. m. to-day.
Time through 6 days and IS hours.
814,000 in gold dust came by Express
and $6,000 in hand of passengers.
Gorden, the murderer of Jantez was
hung at Denver on the 6th. He made a
full confession of his crimes. Mining
news unimportant.
FROM MONTPELIER.
Montpelier, Oct. 12.
The Sute Legislature organized to-day;
tbn JJ-nise elected A. P. Iluntcn. of Beth-
Sp. nkir. and Charles G.
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THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAIXIKO
Simple neiiiotlit, Easily Obtaln-
ior the Cure of Disease in
all Torms
BV
PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D.
N .-pericnt nd StomacTiic preparation of IEOX
purifledoi Oxygen aul Carbon by oimburtiontn Hydro
Ken. Sanclloufi by tlie hiRiiest Meiical Authorities,
both in Europe aa4 tbe Waited States, aid irecribel
In their practice .
The experience of thousands daily proves that no
preparation of Iron can be compared with it. Impuri
ties of the blood, depression of vital euerpy, pale n
t'tierUe sickly complexion indicate iu necewity
alnjofct every conceivable cae.
Innoxious in afll malaJies in which it has been tried,
haa proved ahuolntely curative in each it lie following
complaints, viz:
In Dcbilitj, XcrTous AtTections,
Emaciation, ITspep!a, Consti
pation, Scrorulus Tuberculosis,
Salt Itheum, lisnienstruation.
Whites, Ciilorosift, liver Com
plaints, lilicumatisru, Chronic
Ileadaclies, Intea-mittcnt Fevers,'
Piuiplson the k7Ue,ic.
incaFeo( it..KiiAL, OiUiLlTV, whether tba result
of acute dUeate, or of continued tfiniiaatj.jn of uerron
acu muscular energy irom i;aroutccouiDllEt. one trial
or this restorative has prwvou successful to an utent
which no de?criptiou ior written attestation would
render credible. Invalids so long bed-ridden a to have
oecoioe forgotten in their own neighborhoo d, have aud
den ly rc-appeaned in the busy wor)(J as if jurt returned
from protracted travel in a distant land. Some very
siguai insfatjces of this una are attested of female
surrerers, euiasiated victims of apparent marasmus,
Bduguiueuuj exhaustion, critical chauKeti, and that com
plication of nervous and dyspeptic aversion to air and
exercise for which ihe physician has no name.
in XERVOU3 AFFECTIONS of all kinds, and for
reason familiar to medical men, the operation of this
preparation or iron must necessarily bo salutary, for,
unlike the o.d oxides, it Is vigorously tonic, without
hems exciting and overheating: and eeutly, regularly
aperient, even in the most obstinate cases of co;tivenes
without ever bein? a gastric purgative, or inflicting
disagreeable sensation.
It is this Utter property, anion? others, which tnafces
it so remarkably effectual and nerwunent a remedy for
Puts, upon which it also appear to exert a distinct and
speclQs action, by dispersing the local tendewy which
forms iticin.
In UVSPEPSIA. innumerable as are Its causes, a single
box of the.-e Chalybeate Pills ha often sufliced fo- the
most habitual cases, including ue attendant Coihvenett
la unchecked DiARKlKEA. even when advanced to
DYSEXTAJtY, continued, emaciating, and apparently
malignant, the effects have been equally decisive and
astonishing.
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength, debilli-
taiingcontch. and remittent hiwtio. which generally in
dicate INCIPIENT COXSLMIPTION, this remedy has
allayed the, alarm of friends and physicians, in several
very gratifying and interesting instances.
in bCROPLLOUS TUBERCULOSIS, this medicated
iron has had far more than the goods effects of the most
cautiously balanced preparations of iodine, without any
of their well known liabllitieH.
The attention of females cannot be too confl lcntly In
vited tothUrmefy and restorative, in the cases pecu
liarly affecting them.
In RHEUMATISM, both chronic and inflammatory in
the latter, however, more decidedly ithjs been invari
bly well reported, both as alleviating pain and reducing
the owel lings and stiff ness of the joint and muscles.
In IN i EKjIITTENT FEVERS it must necessarily be
a great remedy and energetic restorative, and its pro
gress in tho new settlements of the H est, will probably
be one of hicb renown and usefulness.
Xo remedy has ever been iiiHxvered In the whele his
tory of medlcin, which exerts such prompt, happy, and
fully restorative effects Good .ijipe i;ec- uiplcte dicta
tion, rapid acquisition cf streus'h, with an unusual dis
position for active and cheerful exercii-e
Put tip in flat metal boxes cjiitainin GO pills, price 50
Will
All
lct'.ci ord;i, ec. shou'd be add'-essed to
Loc!ii:.'v co
K.V. AG1NT3. 20 Cedar st., X. T
A-;rn-t2 'fi0-lv
IT TELL8 TOU now to attend upon thesirk. and hof to
ctok for them ; huw to prepare drinks
Poultices &.C., and also h-.w tn gnanl
aeainst tho I" lection from c .nugious
Diseases.
11 i t.i.Ls i uu tit me various uisees or i;miiren, nnu : rains per tux; for sale by uruv.'ci.sts and Us-.ue-s.
give the besi and fcimp.e-t lu.loff j be em free to anv address on receipt of the price
treatment u'uiug t ethnic, c nvn:
vions. Vrtcciuatiu,, AVUopiiig-c;UKh,
- Mca' ice. -
IT THLLS Tor Tfieryniiir .-jis of C";p, rhclera Ii-fm-ttiui.
Cii iic. Didiihea, Worms BCaiied
Head Ringworm, Chicken-pox, &.c,
and gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
IT TELLL AOU The symptoms of Fever and Ague, and
Bilious. Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fevers, ahdgive yon the best
simplest remedies for their anre.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of lufioem. Cuusunip-
tlon I'yifpkii, AUma, l'misey . the
tnti.t, K., U!f -ttism. Lun.: .';t!, E"T
- (..',). iH, .r , Mil I'iVfs yju IU6 best
Horn Olio -r fbdn cu.f.
ITTELI5 For T-e sjimnu:in if t.'l:ders Mc"-l)ui, x
i.siiji. cholera, ii:i!l-I h V-eutiry
Crujp, Diseases ol the IiiHer, aud
ut th kidneys and Li ver, and the best
remedies for their cure.
IT TSLL3 YOU The symptoms of the Mumps. Neural
gia, Apoplexy, Paralysis, the various
Pi.seaesof the throat, teeth, ear and
eye, and the best remdies foi their
cure.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Epilepsy Jaundice the
Piles Rupture Diseases of the Heart,
Hemorrhage, Venereal Diseases and
Hydrophobia, and gives the hest rem
etlies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The best and simplest treatment to
wounds, broken bones and dislocations
sprains lockiaw. Fever Sore, White
Swellings, Uicers, Whitlows, Boils,
Scurvy, burns, and Scrofula.
IT TELLS YOU Of the various Diseases peculiar to the
Female Sex, and gives the best and sim
plest remedies for their cure, together
with many valuablo hint for the pres
ervation of health.
The wort is written 1q plain language, free from med
ical terms, ao as to bo easily understood, while its sim
ple receipes may soon save you many times the cost rf
the book. It is printed iu a clear and open type; is II
icstrated with appropriate engravings, and will be for
warded to your address, neatly beur.d and postage paid,
vfi receipt of $l,oo.
81,000 A YEAR
Can be made by enterprising men everywhere, in fel
ling the above work, as our Inducements to all sueh are
very liberal. .. .
For single copies of the Book, or for terms to agents
with other information, apply to or add.es
JOHN' E. POTTER. Publisher,
No 617 Sansom Street Philadelphia, Pa,
A very premising three-year oid
Ilfift-r, boJoning to the under
pinned, strajed away about threo
' ls since. For tho return of
. ;.e hi ifor or information as to her
!.. v. , v, ;n pv a lib" til reward.
DKSCi'.ll'I'IO.N'.- Light red ; considerable white
H'l. tit thi f.'e, nearly a square white spot on one
i Iiihk : ro 1 i,f tail torn off by dog ; has, or tuht to
hive- witb her, (if living) a young calf.
k.e.
SUGAR CUI MILLS
EVAPORATORS
I TTAVE made arrangements with DOUGLAS
BROTHERS, Zanesvllle, Ohio, the only establish men t
in the United States, engaged exclasiveiy in the manu
facture of Sorgho Siigar Mill. Kv.iporators, &c.,by
which I canfuriiihtheMrinereintbi region with tboK
much ncoded a; tic en. The IkiuiasSugarMill and Ap
paratus were awarded ihe FirsU Preeiium at the Ohio
State Fais ; and the highest honor at the United States
Agricultural S ociety, a silver medal. I am coulldeut
Farmers,.! Nebraska, Kansas, Northern Missouri and
Southern l..wa can find no other W suit them better
either iu price or otherwise. -
Capacity and Price of Mills.
Fnfic iron Rollers in Strong Iron Knaie.
No C One Horse Vertical Mill presses from 25
to 3d gallons of juice per h ur ; pri. e 6i
j0 l Ouc horse Vertical -presse" from ?5 to 41)
gallons of Jnce per hour J price ff
Same as No 1 ; extra heavy. . .. it
do 2 Two horse Vertical pre-es from S5 to 60
filKms of jnic. per hour; light drift 80
iJj3 Twoh-rsc rVerlicai (-ruble reared) press
es, rpnu 35tuSu allonr juiceerh.ur,heavy
draft
do 4 Two h jrse Vert ical(ingle geared) press
es from AO to 75 gal Ions of juice per hour ;
heavy draft
do 5 Four borse Vertical (single geared) capa
city from 100 to 125 gallons per honr
do 6 To horse Horisontal (bai k geared) suita
ble to attach to Threshing Machine or other
power, presses from 40 to CO gallons of
juice per hour
do 7 Two horse Iloriiontal, with vertical shaft
to apply lever to. worked by horses same as
Vertical, presses 40 to 60 gallons per hour
to 1'if
do 8 Fonr horse Horizontal (back geared) suit
able to attach toThrehicg M.ichineor other
power, presses T3 to 100 gallons per hours I5C
do 9 Six horse Horiaontal (back geared) calcu
lated for water or steam power, ready for
the belt, and with capacity to work off a crop
of from 15 to SO acres of Cane, I5t
It. W. FL'RSAS, Ag't.
80
100
140
100
10C
INPECTIIN'E.
Ths Persian Fever Charm.
For the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and
Bilious Fevera. This wonderful remedy was brought to
the kn.jwioiipo of the pree enl proprietors by a friod who
!i n t rr?i a src:i ti sveler in Persia and the Holy Land,
V.'ii:o 2i ing (1 wn the re ver Euphrates, he cxpe: tenc
ed a sev'r? a'T n.rt cf Fev." x'i't .rlue. Oa di-covcrii.g
!.iC nrti -. f f :l.t r. s,h frci I i p( cket
mii Aiuu.ei it!.- : ! i".; I'-ver will touch
you." A,-h .-!- . - ! . o . . . "'tal he com
plied, as i c ;tp;i -'taii:c i cue', and hassii.ee
Ki j; s foiiLd it an effectual prcttctLn frm all mala
rious Complaints. .
On fiu ihei inveU-ati:.H he found that the boatman
attributed to jiuii'-Mciiioti poweri.JJaiid laid that it only
could be obtaned from the priest of the sun. Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in Conversing with a Priest
obtained from bint the secret of its preparation, and as
certained where the medicinal herbs were found, of
which it was cooinponnded. The wonderful virtues of
this article have induced a full beliof in the minds of
the natives in the miraculous healing power of their
Priests,
Since his return lo America, it has been tried with
tho happiest effect hy several Ladies and Gentlemen of
high character, who havegiven it the most unqualified
paoise. This remedy having been a specific in Persia
for hundreds of years, for the prevention and cure os
Fever and Ague and Billious Fevers is now offered to
the American People.
It will bo tent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
fouss, on receiptor one dollar:
Principal leiotoiid manufactory, 188 Main Stleet,
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, New York.
Address. JOHN WILCOX & Co
July. 6th ly
Moffat's LifeJPills
PIKEXIXBITTERS,
These medicines have now been before the public for
a period of thirty years, and during that time have
manituined a high character iu almost every part of the
Globe, for their extraordinary and imuiediat. power of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under near
ly every kind of disease to which the human frame is
liable.
The following are some of the distressing variety f
human diseases in which tho
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known to be infallible.
Dypcptio, hy thoroughly cleansing the first and sec
ond stomaehs, and creating a flow of pure healthy bile,
instead of the stale acrid kind, YlaUUency, Loss of Ap
peeite, Heartburn, Headache, Restlessness, Ill-temper,
Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy, which are ihe gen
eral symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natual
consequence of its cure.
Coitivmet, by cleansing the whole length of tbeln
tesMues witn a solvent process, and without violence ;
all violent purges leave thebuwel costive within tw
days.
Fever$, of all kinds, by restoring the bl xJ to a regu
lar circulation, through the process of pepiratiou la
such cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal
obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheuma
titrn permanently in three weeks, and Gout in half
that time by removiug local inflammation from the mus
cles and ligaments from the joints.
Droptiet Of all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
th kidneys and bladder ; they operate most delightful
ly on these important organs, and hence have ever been
found a certain remedy for the worst cases of Gravel.
Also Wormt, by dislodging from the turnings of the
bowels the slimy waiter to which these creature ad
here. Scurvy, TJIcert and Inveterate Soret, hy the perfect
purity which these Life Mediblnesglve to the blood, and
and all the humors.
Scorbutic Eruptions and bad complexions, by tbelr al
teruafive effects upon tho fluids that feed the ikiu, and
the morbid state of which occasions all eruptive com
plaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable complex
ions, Tbeuseof these pills for avery short time, will effect
an entirecure of Salt Rhenm and a striking mprcve
ment in tho clearness t the skin. Common Colds and
influenza will always be cured by one dose, or by twu in
the worn caos.'
PILES. The origiual proprietor or thee in? !icines,
wascuredof piles of thirty-tivo years siadU:g, l-y the
we of the Life Medici. ios aioaa.
Fever and Ague For this i-c otirge oi the Western
Country, these Medicines will be fouud a sifo. t-peedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leivc the sytcta
subject to a return of the disease a cure ry ihee me;'.i-cine-
ii perm jneii' try them, be satisfied and be cured
B. i us F.- jr tnd Liver Complaint General De
bliitv. 1-Jfs cf appetite, and Diseases of Female tt.
Medicines have been used with tre mot beneficial re
auit in cases ff ibUdecription: Kings Evil, and Scrof
ula in l! worst frtu. yield ihe u.lld, yet power
ful acti .n"f the.-e r-mtkjble Medicines. NlgbtSwets
Nervous debility , Nervous Complaints of all kinds, Pal
pitation of tho heart, Painter's Colic, are speedily cur
ed. Jlcrcwriaf Viseaeee Persona whose constitutions
have become impaired by the injcdlclout u of Mercury
will Ond thee Medicines a perfect care, as they neve
fail to eradicate from the system, all the effects of th
Kerenry. Infinitely -v.ner than the nnt vv.werfnl prepr
arationsof Sirsaparilla: W B MOFFaT.
335. Broadway, New Tork.
July 6. IRfiO ly
" SHERIFF'S SALE.
IL'lard
S.J
Legal Notice.
Martha Meek, )
v Dirorce.
Samuel II. Meek. )
-Vmai.t cociifv Ditrvct Court, nf te Steond Ja
dicinl JtUtrict. ythratl'a Territory.
The defendant in this case Samuel HMeek, will take
notice tLaton the lltli dtyof August, A I. 18o0,
the plaintiff filed a j etition against him praying for
a divorce and alleged among other things for eaid
divorce, gross neglect of duty and total abandon
ment; and that said petition will bo for hearing
at tlie next term of the District Court of the 2nd
.Judicial District in Nenjaha connty of Nebraska ' ed,
Territory, to be begun and held in Brownviile on thd
24th day of beptetnber, lhbQ.
MATITHA MEEK.
By J. D.N". Thompson, hor Atty.
Trowari .ug. l,-4t.
Joseph R. GouU,HM kirkham
Notice i hereby given that by virtne of an e
eution issued from the office of the Clerk of the
District Ooart for Otoe County, Nebraska Terri
tory, against Joseph K. Gould and Robert il. Kirk
ham. and in favor of S.J. Holland, for the mm of
two hundred and eighty dollars and directed tome
sheriff of Xemaha count y, I, J. C. Wells, Sheriff of
said Nemaha County, Nerbaska. have levied upon
and will eell at public auction, from the door of the
house where tho last term of the laid court was
hold, at Brownviile in said county, on Monday,
th' 17th dsy of September, A D 1860, to the high
estbidder f .r cash in Laud, the following de-eri-bed
property, to witt the lots six and seren in ac
tion 31. town-hip 7. tmje IS, etwt, containing 117
acres, with all t'j af-.iJften-MMC thereunto attach
as the l.'riv,rty ! mu Ju?rj . iw. nmu, aim
Robert M. Kirkhaui. iu at:ifuction of said execa?
? J.P. WELLS.
Sheriff of Nemba County, N. T.,
Brownville.Aug. 1Mb, 18M. 49-6t-7 60
iomi mm
X'li.ilricloliDlilfv. "
A Benevolent Institution es'ahl.xhed ly tpeclal En
aowmmt Jar therelxrj of net an ! dmtretted,
ajjiiciea vit.i uruuni and .peaemic Ditetue.
TBXlowardAssociation, iu vie- of tbeawiul uistruc
lipnof huuua lire caused by Sexual diseases, and the
deceptions praotued upon the unfortunate victimsof s uca
dise by Quacks, several years gj directed their Con
sulting Surge. u, as a charitable act worthy uf their
name, toopea a Oiapnary for the. treatment of this
class of diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice Orati to all who apply by letter, with adescftp
tionof their o.nditlou (ge, occupatioa, habit of life,
ttc.) and iu case of extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free or charge. It is needless to add that th Associa
tion commands thehighest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnii-h tho mostapproved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. In their Annual He
rnial Report upon the treatment of Sexual Disease, ex
press the highest satisrac'u n wiih the success wltich f as
attende-lthe laboraof their Surgeons in thcu"reof Spr
matorrloea; Seminal Weakness; Gouorrlwea ; Gieet;
Syphilis ; the vice of 0'iawi.m or self-abuse, disease cf
ihe Kidneys and BiaJ ler, and ordor a cont-nnacca
of the same plan for the cunning year.
The Directors, on a review of the past, fe?I assured
that their labor in thissi!ie;e of benevolent. eftVrt have
been of great benefit to the atffnted, especially tot
young, and they have reolvel to devote thetnselv.,
wi:h renewed seal, to this very important atid mach d
ipiKCd cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or self
abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, t ill be sent bv mail (in a sealed,
envelope) FREE OP CHARGE, on the receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other report and Tracts on the
nature and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, ic, are
constantly bein published for gratuitous distribution,
and will besent to the afflicted. Some of the new re
medies and methods nf treatmnets discovered duting the
last year are of great value.
Address for Report or treatment, DR. J. SCILI.IN
HOUGHTON, Acting Sorgecn, Howard Association, No.
2, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia.
By orCcr of the Directors,
KZRA D. HARTWELL, President.
Eo. Fairchild, Secretary.
July 14. 1853-ly
OREGON NURSERY.
E. II. BURCfiES & CO.,
PUOPUIKTOKfeJ.
regon, Holt Co., EEo.
Tho undersigned liavi Joitif siue been convinced
of the want of a Cr.t class Nursery in the West,
wbre - .
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, SiC,
LCan bd adapted to curclimateand soil. In view of
these facts, we hare cstnblished one at tins place,
and have now in successful cultivaton. which we of
fer for iil at
Wholesale or Retail,
Tfe coining season, a large and well selected itock
mi ted to this climate, of
Apple:1, standard and dwarf;.
rear, standard and dwarf;
Cherries, itandard and dwarf:
Peache,
Plums,
Apricots,
Nectarines,
Quince,
Grapes,
Currants,
Gooseberries.
Raspberries
Strawberries aad Blackberries,
E vergren.. Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs,
GreenLojs and redding Plants, Roses, Dahlias,
Ac, Ac, Ac.
To which we won'.! beg leave to call the attention
of tho people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sas and loJrft.
Ileport of Grand Jury la ilcard
io a jasi m Aemaha County.
io ice Eonurab.e, tho eiaaha coun'y Uutnct
Court, now in session, tL follwwing report il na jjt
respectfully submitted.
That we.the unJersiTnou.Grand Juror of Nemaha
i, bounty, onl tbit there u no jail or other suitable
building it the county for aafe-keepin of criminals:
j crs against tho tawgatbrg9 and juntto. is not
ndmii.iitere.1. That the county has ben at a very
large expeiu heretyfote-in providing for lb safe
keeping of off.-ndorg (auficisat to pui od such bail
ings,) ...
That we LnJ th;Utha CuuntyComtsiiionershaV
appropriatixl tho sum of f 1500 dollars for such
purpose subjoct to tha rote of the county at th en
suiDg eloct-cn. and we earnestly request the atten
tion of the citizens of this County to tho necessity
vi sucn cuu.iicgs.
Alio
' w a vcycvti u I IJ m U vLUi htCU
uevrge . Uratton foreman.
II. Scovill,
Trust Sale.
T
John it. J.aun,
Adrian HotliUell,
Hush fiat er,
T. ii. Taibott,
Allen Philip.
Win. S. Hughs,
J. D. N. Thompson.
Joseph
Published by order of court.
John Ilrmilton,
A. J. Farcam,
T. M. Sanders,
Jehn MoPherson;
J. W. Bonnett,
Georgo W. Tate,
Leash.
GREAT SALE
off Our terms will be as low as any reliable east
ern Nursery.
Bv pu-rchhaicg of ns the expense of transportation
from tho ent can be saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and
packed in the best manner for any part cf the Unit
ed States, for which a charge of the actual eoet only
will b made. No obarge will be made for the deli
very of packages on board eteninboa a...
All com tnn mention addressed to in unnersjgr.ea
ill receive prompt attent" n.
i;.if. r.rnciiEa aco.
TOWN LOTS,
AT
- ASPIiTOAlLlL,
On Saturday, the Gih of October, 1SG0.
The town of Aspinwall is beautifully located oa
the AIi?sou.i Kivcr, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, on the upper end of what is know a th
lla.f Ureed Reserve. Tho town is well located for
tha back country trsrle. possaes the best Steamboat
Landing on the .l;.-ouri River aoc vo Fort Leaven
aortb, together with all other facilities for buildim
up a town, Much u S'.one. Tin-ber and Stona Coal
There are already built and occupied fifteen good
Buunanuai tiouscs, togeuier with two- good Dry
Goods Stores, two Groceries, Blacksmith Shop, and
liotci. ine Lots in sid town will ba old to the
highest bidder without resarre. Those wishing to
purchase cannot but be pleased with the location of
tne town, ana the surrounding country, fur pany
miles, is not equaled west of the Missouri River.
And vrill be made known on the day of Sale
By order of tha Town Company.
A. S. BALLARD, Pres.
September 20th, '60. noll-St
Where, en the 3d day .f At.at, a o, IJjM. N V.
Luc, f'r the purpo, of ecunu to J,.!istlin linger, i-r
bearer, thei.oof two hundred a id euh:y do.iar,
oidtcced by hi pr..'iu:sory hue, lvj.net a ai-.r-sa.d.
taxable twelve months arter c..av;pd io U
uiHlarkigned J-hu L. Carsoa, la :fci, the I. ,i.vw;r.g dt
scnled real c:'.e in Kicliari-os iu.Jj. Ne'jrji T?t
ritry, lo-wtu northwest jtt tcr of section ti t,. -wn.il :y
tw u.-rth of rau:-e Cfteta eit K'-b pni.Lii.ui niermi.a.
And, whereas, it ts ;rotule-J I i na. i-CK-i ol T:e if
t!i sum wo secure ;j J.msttaa lifter a.- r.ot ; i.1 Lim 1 1
theSl.t dayaf Aii-J.' A lJ t! uji-r, ; je ! .
autherized to sell the property iherf .u ixuvei ei ftcr
advertising the same thirty Cijr ii. si .;e !.-..-er
printed in las Territory of Jcb-sia, i v;i::- i.Lt...
at the dojr of the otSce of the County tin k of Nemaha
County iu Brownviile. Nebraska, to exe. ute s Jed t-
the purchaer topay ofT the arucunl thsrem c?rr4 "j-h
lnt:ei, costs, ezpentes and a reaui..bl M
loroey'a fee. aad to hold lie remainder sub,t lo the
order of aid Luca.
.4u.l. where. ihe aaid Noah W. Lacas has failed t
py said note or ar.y par thereof, therefore: 'r.tic I
hereby aivea that by vtrtueoi the aciUri'y to megtvea
byt.idDeedof Trust. I win on Monday. OcU ber t?ta,
li60. at the doer of the tttce of the County Cleik of ae
maha County in Brownviile, Nebraska, between tha
hours of 8 o'clock a X and 6 o'clock F at of tbe sai l day
ell said real estate at pu'j'.lc auction to th hutei bid
der for cah, aud upon such sale and payment of the par
chase money will make, executo ana UeiSvcr to lb ptsr
chaser cr purchaser ttersof a deed r dee-l f-ri.i
reai estate. JOHN' L. CASjOK, Trustee.
n. flBT, !,. !-;() t2-4i-ia
SherilT Sale.
Luslibaiigh A Carson,
50,050 MIS TTOO?.
si josni'if,
ATI',
0,
vs.
K. B. Stout and James W. Coleman
fliOTICE is hereby given, that bv virtue of an
execution is.-ued by tho Clerk of the Diatrict Court
of Nemaha,' county, Nebraska Territory against
R. B. Stout and James W. Colom.in and in favor
of Lushltaugh. & Curon for the sum of one hun
dred and sixteen dollar and thirtv.thra onna T
J. B. Welis, Sheriff of Nemaha County, Nebraska'
ierritory, litre levied upon, and will fferfor sale.
at puoiic auction, at tne door of the house in which
the last term of the District Court for Nemaha
county, aebri.ska Territory, jrus held in Brown
Tiile. in said county, on baturday tlie 3J day
of November A. D. 1860, at one o clonk r. M.f of
said day, and wilsell, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand tho following described property, to-wit :
the north-west quarter of section thirty-two, town
fivj.north of Range i-itrer. e e xeept ibirty-tao
aor cflT of t1 wet till c? t!;3 n .rthwe.-t Quarter
of said qua.-;i r e-tion, with all tb3 improvements
ti;ere-ja, iivr ujn it.
Cvlemaa i.J t.ll L
Two" Extensive Woolen Factories are in
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION,
ONE NEW AND FITTED UP
With all the Latest Fine Improvements.
We an5 prepared to manufacture to order, and
care for cale the following Goods:
Satinets, Heavy and Light,
JEAjVS TWEEDS, FLANNELS
WHITE, COLORED, STRIPED AND PLAIN
XiZnsey 0,
Fulled linscys, Colored White
and Mixed, 1 1-2 Yards wide.
FULLED CLOTH,
Blankets cf ali Kinds and all Qualities,
YARNS OF ALL SIZES AND COLORS,
Warranted all Goods of the best material.
tSyWo will exchange the aboya Goods for WC
or cash.
Fancy Dying to Order.
We will pay cash for any amount of Wool, at
Market Prices.
Flour constantly on handforsale. The best prio
paid for wheat.
N. BUEL.A SON. BUELL A DII0J.
August, 23, 1860.
LEGAL NOTICE.
R.W Frame, Pl'ffl Nemaha County District
vs Court 2d Judicial districtjNe-
Joshua G. Abbe,d'ft J braska Territory.
In Equity. T Fall Term, A. D, I860.
Joshua G. Abbe, the above named dofendant, will
take notico that the above named plaintiff, R. W
Frame, did, on to-wit, tho 30th day of March, A D
18(30, da his petition in the above named, district
Court withiuacd for Xemaha County Nebraska Ter
ritory, against the said .loxhua G. Abbe, setting
forth, that on. to-wif, the 27'h day of December, a O
1858. the said defiuidtut did m ike, execute and de
liver unto tbcHaid plaintiff a certain mortgage, on
the following described property, via : lots 4 and 5 in
block 57, lots 6 acd 7 in block 85, lots five and six
in block one hundred and thirty-nine, lots 9, 10, 3,
and 4 in block fifty-nine, lots 10, and 11, in block
fifty-six, lot twelve in block one hundred and eight,
lots one, two, seven and eight, in block fifty-eight,
lots five acd, six, in Llook one hundred and forty,
lots one and two in block fifty-seven, lute three, four
fire and six in block sixty four, 1 it seven and eight
in block ono Luudred and seven, lot nine in block
one hundred and thirteen, lot tweiv in block one
hundred and seventeen, lot ono in block one hun
dred and Beven, and block cne, as numbered and
described in the published plat of the town of Peru,
in Nemaha county Nebraska Territory, to secure the
payment of five hundred di'llar, according to a cer
tain bond referred tn in said mortgage, and praying
that saia Joebuu U. .ubo uviy iniy the said sum now
claimed to be due, or that the iid premises lnc te
sold to pay the sai:i nnd tho said Joshua j. Abbe
i required to Wf'-w. the aaid
A
the
j,rajr .f hini thceaii plaintiff will be granted by
turn vuui i,
JOIINSON & BEDFORD,
Attorney's for Plaintiff.
Attest ALLEN BLACKER, Dbt, Clerk,
By T W Bbpford Deputy.
Ordered that tho foregoing be published for f jut
consecutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
By T.W. Dxcfobd, D'y.
Brownviile. Aug. 5th. 1860. 4w-$12
Afrainistrator's Sale.
By order of the Probate Court cf jYcmalia County,
Stbratla Territory.
On the thirteenth day of Oct., A. P, ISSO.
at one o'clock. P M. of said day, before the door of
Iho Post office, in the City of Pern, in Nemaha Cvtia
ty. N. T will bo sold t th highest bidder, the
fallowing d'is.Tibed real estate, a- the property of
Ncbtmiah Stic,dtceascd, to-wit: the west half of tbe
north-west quaiterof section no five township no six,
north of range bo fifteen, east of the sixth principal
meridian, in Nomaha county. Also, the west half of
the south-east quarter of section no thirty-two, town
ship no seven, north of rano fifteen, east of the
sixth principal meridian, in Otoe county. Also, th
following lots in Peru Nemaha county, to-wit : Lots
from one to twelve, inclusive, in block no forty-thrM
as designated on the recorded platt of said town.
Terms of sale, o half down and the balance in
six month, to be secured by mortaee on tha premi
se,.. J. M. LONGFELLOW.
Brownviile, Sept. 8, 1S50 $7.
:e r. r-rty or Janivjj .
to :iid execution.
, J. I;. WELLS,
i'neriff of Nemahac(,uuty.
by B. B. THOMPSON, Dcputv.
Brownviile, Oct. 4th, 1880. $750
Trust Sale.
Whereas on the 19th day vf August, a d 16C3. Thscks
ston Carter, for the purpose of ectirig to Johu Mccar
ty or bearer the sum of two hundred and eiehtv dollars.
as evidenced by his promissory note bearing date as afore
said, payable twelve months after date, conveyed to tbe
undersigned John L. Carson in trust, the following de
scribed real estate In Pawnee Oonnty, Nebraska Terri
tory, to-wit: west half of northeast quarter and south
east quarter of northwest quarter and northeast quarter
of southwest quarter of secikn seven township two north
of range twelve east of the C:u principal meridian.
And whereanit la provided in snid Deed of Trust if the
nm so secured to said Johu McCarty or bearer wa not
paia mm ny tne itttn day of August, a D 1S09, tho un
dersigned was authorized to sell the prooertr therein
conveyed, after advertising the same thirty dava in some
newspaper printed in the Territory of Nebraska, at pub
lic aucuou ai tne uoor or ine omce or the County Clerk
of Nemaba county, in Brownvriie, Nebraska, o execute
a uecu 10 tne purcnaser to pay otr the amonnt therein.
ecvureu wiib mieresi, cost expenses ana a reasooab le at-
lomey zee, ana to ho,d tho remainder subject to the
order of said Carter.
And wherry the aid Thatkston Carter has failed to
pay saidote or any part thereof; therefore: Notice I
hereby given that by virtue of theauthority to me given
oy said Coed of Trust I will on Monday, October 29th,
I860, at the door of the offlc of the County Clerk of Ne
maha county, in Brownviile, Nebraska, between tha
hour or 8 o'clock a M aud 5 o'clock r M of said day sell
said real estate at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash ; and upon such sal and payment of tbe pur
chase mopcy will make, execute and deliver to tbe pur
chaser or purchaser thoreof a deed or deeds for said
foal estate. JOHN L. CARSON, Trustee.
Brownviile, N T., Sept. 26th, 1660. 12-4t-$10
Trust Sale.
Whereas, on the 17th day of August, 1333, John Sfc
Clintock for the purpose of securing to Lewis Jobuson,
or bearer, the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars,
as evidenced by his promissory note hearing date as
aforesaid, payable twelve months after date, conveyed
to the undersigned John L- Caron n trust, the follow
ing described real estate in Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, to-wit : Tbe southwest quarter of sectloo cine
township six ucrth of range 14 east of the 6:li principal
meredian.
And, wherea.s it is provided In said Deed of Trust If
the sum so secured to said Lewis Johnson was not paid
him by the 17ib of August, a l 1869, tbe undersigned
was authorized to sell the property therein conveyed
after sdvei tising the same thirty days in soma news
paper printed in the Territory of Nebraska, at public
aucii n at the Uoor of the office of the County Clerk of
Xemaha County In Brownvilia, Nebraska, to execute a
deed to the purchaser to nay off the amount therein se
cured with interest, cost, expenses and a reasonable at
torney's fee, and to hold the reniainde subject to th
order of said llrClintock.
Aud whereas the. aid John McClintock b. failed tn
pay said note or any part thereof therefore : Notice 1
hereby given that by virtue of the .hority to me given
by Raid deed of Trust I will oa Vordav ttotoher 29ih.
1640. at the .or of the t Gee cf the Onnnfrr;. rk t n.
maha Couuiy in Browuvil le, Nebrka, between the hours
oi o o cioca a ai ana o o'cioc. M cf g-ij ,iaT ,eij a,j
real estate at public autk' ioibebizhef bidder for cjb.
iiu up iu sucn saie an u payment of the pnrcbae ni ney
will make, execute and denvjr to tbe iurchaer or uur-
cnaser a ueeu or deed for said real etat
JOHN L. CAUoON, Trustee.
Brown-He. X. T.Sept. 56tu 160. I3-4i$!0
Trust Sale,
Whereas, oa the 18ih day of June. A d ISM, Lenin!
5f. Ilodglou, for the purpose of securing t iligJaien
Smith, or bearer, the sum of two hundred r.j i;hty
throe dollars, a evidenced by his promissory cot bear
ing date a aroresaid, payable twelve uuim after data,
eonveyed to the undersigned J.,hn L. Carou (n trut, tha
folio wina described real estate iu .khrdn ci.-jnty, Ne
braska Territory, to-wit: northeast quarter cf lU..i
M township S north of range fourteen cit t,t th 8.h
principal meridian
And, whereas it Is provided la said Teed of Trust If
the sum so secured to said Atagdalcna Smith was not paid
her by the VJ.hdayof June, a 1) th? under-lsp.!
was authorized to sell tho property therein Co-veTed.
after advertising th same thirty uyi lu some newspa
per printed in the Territory of 2cbraka, at public auc
tlou at the door it tbeor-ve of the County Clri vf N
maia county. In Bvowpn.ie, Nebraska, to execute a
deed to the purchaser to pay oiT the auiour.t theiein it.
cured with Interest, cosu, expenses and a reasonable at
torney' ice ; atd to hold it remainder sutjeLt ta U
order said of Ilodgdou.
And. whereas the said Lemuel M. K-yJidon ta fal!4
to py said note or any part thereof ; therefore : Nuttc
It hereby given that by virtueof theauthority to meglvea
by said Deed of Trust I will on ilonday, October I3'h,
I860, at the door of the vStee ef the County Clerk of 2w.
maha county. In JJrownvilie, Ne'jraka, between tbe
hours cf 8 o'clock A M and 6 o'cic- k f it of ssid d.y, rt .l
the said real estate at public anctiou to i!:e U:;bf.i bid
der for ca.h, and upu such sale and prij meal ut the pur
chase money will make execute and driver to th pur
chaser or purchaser theief a dee.1 or dceJi for
real estate JOHN L. VAUAvS, Trustee.
Brcwnvillo, N. T.,Sept. i.6th,IbGJ, 12-4i-$ia
A Political TeitEouk for 160.
Compiled by llorace.Greeiey aud John V. Cleveland,
is now iu pres aud wiiloou be issued. 11 i. Intended
to embody every important proposition, vote, docu
ment, or passage, calculated to shed ligt on the pepd.
ing Presidential struggle, and to be specially uspf u aa
a b-jvk of reference to ali speakers, writers, apd other
actively engaged lu the canvas. Aaiccg iu conteuta
are the following :
A SKETCH OF ALLTTIE NATIONAL N'OMINATI.VQ
COXVNTTON, held iu the United States since th
first, In 1330, including th Party riatforia of eait
Convention. N
A history cf the struggle for Slavery exteslson cr
restriction in the L'nited States from the Declaration of
Independence tu lUe exclusion In Ksusa lu 13bQ. main-
ly from the Journal of Cougress, and sSow.ng the Vwta '
by Teas and Nays on the most important diviuu cf
either house.
A hlxtory of Congressional artirn the on gutitjoQ of
granting free Lioniestead to actual settler on tbe pub.
lie lands, with tbe ea ai-d ikijsco all important qu-
tiOHS.
Popular Sovereignty Mr. Poagjj' J?sy or.'gfas.'.'r
published in Harper's' iiaamn" oa th landing use
between federal and Li cl autborlty
The Irrepressible Condict Mr, Seward's Speca de
livered at K.H he!.ter in
Hii.l.-ils. attract front senator namoiona ncb.
in wbicb be describe Northern Mechanic a the Mad-
sill of Society.
Tbe resolution recently passed by th u. a. .,
on tbe power and dati of Congress la reiatato&i
very In ihi Terrltoiie.
A proposed Sedition law r.xiraci uom nr. woug-
las' Speech in favor of a law to puu:,n aediuoc rub
lica.itu. . .
Popular or Squatter sovereignty . jcx;rct rrom sen
ator Benjamin ftcch, against Squatter Sovereignty
and In review ot Mr. luglaa' theiria ou tbe subject
of slavery ia tho Territories alao Mt. Bret -kinridV
peech at Frankfort, Ky.,on the po er a id duties of
Ctngres in regard to the- Terrltor.ei.
Principle of the Kepubiican i'arty r3n Lin-
cola's Speech at Springfield, I.I., 17, fiSO ou rwceltltg
tb Republican nomtuat ton for the Seuato.
Unfriendly Legislation. Q-icitims and anwrs Mr.
Pouglaa' question to Mr. Liacjln jn tte sutji-ct of sla
very, and Mr. Lincoln's replie. ai Mr. Li-oc;n a
questions to Dongls. with Douglas' iplie-.
Letters of Distinguished Statesmen. ticu Cass' Ut-'
ter to O A B Nicholson, of Tennersen, In whith he enun
ciate the theory of Squatter Sovereignty Martin
Van Bureu's Letter of 1343, on tbe powtr of Conxrea
over Slavery in the Territories. Greere C. Bronson'a
letter of 1943, declaring ;very to exist only by forc
cf local lw. Daniel 5. Dichinr. ou the tame subject.
Edward Bates to the Missouri Delegation to the Hepub
llcan Convention, also hi letter suviainicg thf comina.
tion nf Mr. Lincoln.
Powers of the Supreme Conr'.-rExtrsct fron tha
writings and peecbe of the Fath' of the fteeub'.ic,
ad particularly of the Jefferson Repabllcaa patty oa
the powers and duties of the Supreme Couit cf the Cnl.
ted State
Election Belarus. The returns of ebcb Stats by eouo.
ties for President since and Including 1340; also tne vote
of each State by countle at the last General klecUost
preceding the Presidential election of 1369.
Resolutions, kc. Resolution of Party Stale Conven
tions and of State Legislatures qu the subject of Slave
ry, acdanch extract from the speeches and writings cf
prominent Statesmen and poliiKiaos. who are recoguU.
ed a leader of their repectire parties a will giv
clear Idea of the lsue iuvolv-d iu the coming political
campaign and the position by the various parties to tha
contest.
The Text-Book will be ready In the coor of July
Price $ I per copy. The usual discount to the trade.
Cash order solicited.
Address TTOHACR GBEELBT St. CO.
Tribupa Buildings, New Tor
Agricultural Implements
Just received, per steamer Emiiie, t supply oi
HAND RAKL'S,
PLOWS,
HARROWS.
CULTIVATORS,
HOES,
SPADES.
SHOVELS, PITCH FORKS,
PATENT CHURNS, &c, Sec,
rOK BALE AT
THE0D0EE HILIS
brownviile, April, 2S. I3"0.
Ntmcta Ct.aa-
ty DistritrtCuUrt
of tha Second
Juicial district.
pay
is ii'dificd that he
pttitiunou or before ihe 17th day of September,
r ISoO, or thu peltion will be ken as true and th
PROBATE NOTICE.
WtlEREAS, Joseph fchittx, ha? been appointed
Gennl Administ. a'tt.r tf the Estate of Oeorgj
Enirlehardt. uLrease.i, ltite of NemahaCounty, notice
is hereby given that 1 have appointed Saturday,
Sep-e.nbty the 15th. 1BS0. as the day for hearing
claims against said Estate; all persons baring claims
against said estate ae hereby no'iued to have them
on file en or before that day or they may forever he
debarred from recovering such claims.
Given under my hand and official seal this 28 th
day of Jupc, A 136u.
CYRUS W. lHIEELER,
5I-i:tfIrcc. Probate Judge.
TRUST SALE.
WHEREAS, on the 31st d-y of August, A 9. IS53,
Benjamin i. Tocng. ior the purpose of securing to Ben
jamin F. Luhbat.t.ro and John L. Carton, or bearer, the
sum of two hundred aud eighty dollar, a evidenced by
his promissory note, bearing date as aforesaid, payable
twelve mouths after date, conveyed to the undersigned
John L. Carson, in trust, th following devTlbed real
estate in Johnson county, Nebraska Territory, to-wit ;
The north half of the northwest quarter of section no.
twenty-five and the south half of tbe southwest quar
ter of section twenty-four in township four north of
range ten east of the 6ta principal meridian.
And, Whereas, it I provided in said Peed of Trust If
the sum so secured to Lushbaugh and Caroon was not
paid them b7 the 31st i3y of August, a D, li9, tbe un
dersigned was authorised to sell the property therein
conveyed after advertising the same thirty day iu some
newspaper printed in the Territory of Nebi aska, at pub
lic auction at the door cf the ornce of the County Cierk
of Nemaha Cour.ty, in Brownvnio. Nebraska, to exe
cute a deed to tbe purchaser to pay " the amouut there
In secured with interest costs, expenses, and a ren'onsbi
attorney's feat, and to hold tbe remainder subject Ui th
ordor of said Young.
Aud, wheraaa, the said Benjamin G. Young has fal'.ed
to pay said note or any part thereof, therefore : Notice
i- hereby given It at by virtue of the authority tome
given by said Peed of Trust, I will on Monday, October
29ih, I960 at the door vf the efflce of the County Clerk
oi fcerualia County in Browuviile, Nebrafka. between
the hour of 8 o'clock A M and S o'ocleck r M of said day
Mil said real estate at public acctim to the mabest bid
der for cash, and upon such sale and payment of the pur
chase money, will make, execute and deliver t- the pur
chaser or purchasers there f a deed or deceit for said
real estate. JOHN" L. CARBON, Trustee.
Brownviile, N. T.. Sept 26th, ISCtf. 12-t-$W
AUGUSTUS SCHOEHHEIT,
(Formerly from Seneca County, Ohio,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
FALLS CITY,
lUolaarcifsoxi Oo., T.
July 25, I860.
DhwoluiJoT) Qf Partnership.
Notice is hereby giveu that the mercbanti; bunirjes
here'ofore carried on by the undersigned, under tbe Arm
name of Seigel and Grcenbaum was this day mutually
dissolved. Paviii Seigel i authorised to settle up the
business of the concern.
All person knowing themselve lndebte.1 either hy
note or account are hereby notified that unless they
Couie forward imsaediately and pay up, tbe note and ac
count will he placad in the hand of an officer for col
lection. DAVID SKIOEL,
3pt:0,lS69 if 1LU1T GRJINBACM.
Joseph Y. Mitchell, pi I.
vs
Russel Peerr.Adminiatrator of the
stato of Wi.liain Giliaore, dec.and
said eiUte and ES.'ga Corking. Cbs.
flilmore. Jas. (ii!uor. Joiia Gil-
more. Pe-ry Gi!aore, ataanie .ebrasa lm
ilmore, EiiUib-!lh Giltoore, and j tory
ili.ouri Giiumre, heirs of William la equity.
Gilmore decea.'led.and Irene Ilunnr j
well, late widow of said William J To Septera
Gilmcredee. dsfend.mts. J br Una, 160.
To tho above Lamed defendants, lia Cork
ing, CbarlcGiljn"ro. Jam Gilmore, John Gilnvr
Pery Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore, Eiit&beth Gil
ts ore, and Jiissourt Gilm'r. heirs cf Wil
liam Gilmore, dec, ai.d Irene llucnc wtl!, lt wk
ow of said William Gilmore dee. You are nrby
notified that the above naaeel plaintiff, Joh Y.
Mitchell, baa filed hts ietition ia the ab.T D3l
Nemahi County ditrict Cnrt ta the chauccry
side thereof, and commenced a suit atrwinsi yoa, to
gether wiih the abovo named Rusei Perry, aduiln
stratorof thj estate rf William Gi'.nnrj, deceas.!,
which suit is for the purpow of obtaining judgment
against the eute of Wjiilazn Gilpiore, deceased, for
the sum of one hundred and forty four dollars togflth
er with the interest thereon, at the rmtecf five par
cent pr month, from tbe tenth day of August,
p. IS5, upon a certain promissory note, given by tha
said William Gilmore, deeaascd, to tha said plam
tiJJo.'eph F.Mitcheli,on the the Dthday of Aug3it
A.D. lilJfor said sum of 31 JJ.iiujone yesr afur
date, with a penalty forfeiture of five percent pir
month, tfter due. and also for th. purpose of b
taintng f n a s:.l court an order cf sale, to satis
fy said jcdjtr.ent,.f the following deri bed prop
erty' tc-wit: the uth half of thj north west quar
ter nd the nortbwi-st quartrr tf the si ufh westjt f
w -tinn 12, town. 6, n-rth ff range 1 1 east of th sixth
pr.wipftl njiridian, in Ik'tmtia Ct,uBt, ?ilraj;;-s
Territory, the sail property having bea Morti-'i
by trust deed to the Said plai&tilffor tLe i ur;or
of securing the paypct cf the nn?y dae a-i.n the
said nof. and you ar hereby furtliLr notiwcjfk
oo or before tbe tenth day of September A. r. 133
you are hereby rennircl tc answer to tl.j said peti.
tion of the plaintitf, in the Baidcae Lld or th pa
tio n will t taken a true, and ju jgrn'Lt and de
cree rendered accordinjlv.
jOHNaOX 4 TiEDFCED.
Attest, AtttrnejsfLTP,
AllS TbACKER, District CUrk
l'y T. W. PEDFl'F.D.
Ordered that the ab..ve be pnbli.-hedfcr four o ;-
secutivc week in the Neba.ka Adert."rr.
, ALLEN L LACKER. Di-trict Ci-rk,
lij T. W. lisDroaD, Dira,7
Rrownville, July 2, 1S50. 4:la.
Cash Paid for Wheat
J. I. MaaTiX k. Co., are psying scventy-av tenis.
cash for wheat .
Brownviile September SO. 13o0.
Of all kinds, for stle at tbii
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