UMOA SAFE!
PERU,XEMAIIA COUNTY, N. T.
E. W. FRAME & CO.,
Hiring en -a'-vJ in the Mercar.ti!erofine8,wouM
o-.(etfuily ltivir.c the cit;"ns of Nemaha, and ad
joining e.nmiies hi Nrbr At.-bieon count j, Mo.,
and Krii-nf o:.r, lowa.to call abd examine their
. iUkW, coasutio'ol
Dry Goods,
, Groceri
LGO;: TO YCUlNTEftESTSl
STBAI.I FEURY BOAT
AT
Brovrnviile, ?
ICe'jiaika.
CO)
Hardware,
Hats,
Caps,
Queensware,
Boots,
Shoes,
Drugs,
Llcdicine
Paints,
Oil
Bye stuS,
.And all other articles usually kept in
All of which we will sell on the most rea
sonable terms for
" i CASH OR PRODUCE.
All are solicited to call and examine our
n-7 C O jHL
IV e. expect to keep a fall stock, and are
. . determined to make it the
interest of
Tothoseln tie Sutcs con te abating oiisg to
theNebrajka and Kstsas
GOLDMINES,
The undersigned desire tomy.aod in -imn? wi.l
not practice deception,th.st there are advantages
tobe scf-uredin
Crossing the Missouri river at lirownville,
an J outf.Uicg ftt.and startii g from tLai u...
to be found lit any -therplaee on the Missouri Ki
ver. In the tnl jUce.t-a l-oth :de of iherivtr
arelarge extentsof IctU m lauds in which jcrass
makesamuchearlierstart than on tbe uj lands, and
is much more abundant, being incxtausiible th
entirti season. Here, then, is a iceiralle place to
recruit stock befcrestartiitg on the Plain. Stock
can also be purchafedhcre on very favorable terms
The ilrownville Steam Ferry boat. be.Dg the best
on the niver,ofTer peculiariniucement!' for cross
jngat this point. It ielarge and couiujodlous; with
powerful iuacl.inery.w..kh enables the proprietors
to ferry emigrants and ethers in the most expedi
tious manner. .
We undertake lo say that the uusiners men t
Brownville areaswellpreparcd t serve those wish
ing sarplies, with a superior quality and on as fav
orable "terms as can be found elsewhere. Kverything
desirable can be purchased in Ilrownville, such as
Provisions, t'lcthlnj, Mining, linplc
merits, fcc, &c
The Koute from Brownville to tbe Mines is uni
versally admitted by those who bavetravcled itand
others. to be superior in every respect, brownville
is about midway between St. Jo. and Omaha. As
to distance, an examination of the niiip is all that
is necessary to prove to a ry one that it is nearer
from here to tbe mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On this route wood and wat r
abound theentire distance, while on many others,
wood has to be hauled for many days.
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfactorily es
tablished by the immense travel of last year, and
ihr.t irhoadoDt it the present season will have no
causo toregrct having done so. Therefoie
Cross the Missouri Hirer at ana start
from Brownville.
JOIIN CODDINGTON fr CO,
Proprietors Steam Ferry Boat.
i
Fifty Thousand Copies Already Sold.
2T" e r
o x C3
" TO DEAL WITH US.
We also wish to Purchase
so,ooo
BUSHELS OF CORN,
For which we will pay the highest
jZZ? 2 jL O O
R. W. FRAME & CO.
Peru r Feb. 1, 1SG0.
id)-'-. jKonnr
ssperlent and Stomachic preparation of IRON
purified .it Ovygen and Orbon by combustion in Ilydro-
peu. Sirjctiuued ly tUe li 1j ei-t Medical Authorities,
but in fcur.-tuatid the I'm i eU States, and prescribed
In their practice
The experience of tbnnsands daily proves that no
preparation uf Iron can he compared with it. Impuri
' ties of thel.lo.xJ, lepesll:l t vital energy, pale and
oiherwire sickly cnuipiexion inJicate Us uecesbity in
alm.tt evcy conceivable cae.
Iauuxiixu in ail maladies in which it has been tried,
.bag proved absolutely curative in each ot thefollowicg
complaints, viz:
In Uobillly, crvous Affections,
Emaciation, Iyicisia, Constl
Iatto, Scro lulus Tuberculosis,
.sail niirtun, ?IIs:nciiKtruatlon,
IV lilt cm, Clilorosis Liver Com
plaints, KEictmiatfsm, Clironlc
HcatlacIiCN, Intermittent Fevers,
lUmiilcs on the race, &c.
in ca-esof GKNF.Rf L DKBIL1TT. whether theresnl
of acuie iicahe, or of continued diminution of nervous
an3 muscular energy from chroniccouiplaints, one trial
'of ilii retnative has proveJ successful to an extent
w fetch no tle-cnjuiou nor written attestation would
render crcJi jle. Invalids so long bed-ridden as to have
become ri .:tten in their own neighborhoods, have sud
dc-Dly re-p:eaned iu the busy world as if just returned
from protracted travel in a distant land. Some very
simal Instances of this kind are attested of female
sufferers, emaciated victim of apparent marasmus,
' sauuuiueoux exhauhiion. critical changes, and that com-
plicationof nervous and dyspeptic aversion to air and
exercise for which the plivsiciau has no nam.
In XKUVOVS AKKKCTIONS of all kinds, anl for
reasons fauiiiiar to medical men, the operation of this
preparstion of Iron must neessartly he salutary, for
vniike the o,d oxides, it is vigorously tola.-, without
heinn exciting and overheating ; and gently, regularly
aperient, eveu in the most obstiuatecase.s of cot.tivenei
.without ever teini? a gastric purgative, or Inflicting a
disagreeable sen.-atiun.
It Is this attcr property, among others, which makes
It so remarkably e:rM'tuat and perwanent a remedy for
Pile$. upin which it also appears to exert a distinct and
specific action, by ditpersiug the local tendency which
fnus them.
la DYrEPS 1A. Innumerable ss arr its causes, a single
box of thesi C halvbeaie Pills has often sufficed for the
tuost habitual cases, including tte attendant t'o7irenes
lu unc'jeiked in AV.!lH'i;A, evpnwbea advence! t
BI'SKNTAltY. cortlrrupd, eniaciating, aud apparently
maiirrnaut, theefiect have been equally deceive an
astonishing.
Ia the local pains, lo of flesh and strength, dobilli-
taUngCuiig'j. and remittent hectic, whi.'h generally in
dicate INCiritXT ctixsrijPTioN, tins remedy has
allayed tht alarm of friends ami physicians, in several
very gratifyinir and interesiinn inMivires.
. ' In S-CIlulTLOrS TrBK!tCfl.n.,iS. this medicated
. Irou has had far in re than ti e p-.odg effects of the most
cantionsly balanced preparati .isof iodine, without any
of their well known iiai.:i:r es.
' The attention of tcmaio'. cannot he too confidently ln-
nteJ to this remedy and restorative, in the cases pecu
Ilarly affecting them.
In RllEI'MATlS.a, both rhrcjiic and tnnammatory in
tne la'ier i:ou t ver, more decidedly it has been Ihvari
. lily weil reported, hvth a-i alleviatirg pain and redivcir.g
the swei i -i - n,i st;n ness c-r tbe joints and muscles.
lu IN rtKMlTrKNT KRVKUS it must necessarily be
a great remedy and enercelic restorative, and Its pro
fress in tbe new settlements of theWe&t, will probably
fce utio ! 1 1 :n ien..wn an l us't uir.ess
Ko remedy has ever been discovered In the whole his
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER,
corxsEiaLou ixnrsixcss,
BY FRAXK CROSBY.
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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tbe law as to marriage Dower, tbe
Wife's right in prowerty, Divorce and
Alimony.
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State, and tbe Naturalization Laws
of this country, and bow to comply
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ITTELLTOU The Law Concerning Pensions nd bow
to obtain one, and. the pre-emption
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cedure in obtaining one, with inter
ference, Assignment and Table of
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IT TELL TOU How to male your will, and how to ad
minister on an Estate, with tho law
and the requirements theretf in every
State.
ITTELL TOU The meanir.jc of Law terms in general
use. Mild explains to you the Legisla
tive Executive and Judicial Powers of
both the General and State Govern
ments, i " .
ITTELLTOU How to keep out of Law, by showing
bow to d your business legal ly, thus
aviuing a vast amount of property,
and vexations litigaiion by Us time
ly consultation.
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and ever) body in every si ate, ou receipt of $l,uuorin
aw style of bindind at $1 25.
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Can be made by onterprling men everywhere, in sel
ling tbe above work, as our inducements to al I such are
very liberal.
for ringle copies of the Book, or for terms to agents.
with other information, apply to or address.
JOHN E. POOTTER, Publisher,
No 617 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SPANISH MERINO SHEEP. N. &
N Bottuiu, Breeders of pure blood Atwocd Sheep
of the Hammond stock.
Fnll Shaftsbnry.Tt.
Dutch Bulbous Boots
J. M. THORBURN & CO.,
15 John Street, Xcw York,
TIave just received in addition to their genera
large importation tho following novelties of the sea
son ia limited quantities:
Aew lolet tiyaciotb. "Lnnique, eacn
Lilium Cfulgcns, incomparable, each $
Liliuia Tbunbcrianum ijrundiQoruta
Sieboldii, orange cTimson, teet
Liliumeolchicuni,(Szoritziannm uui&adclpbi-
enm.) rich pellow and spotted, 4 ieot-y
Lilium punicenm this new variety has just
been introduced by 1). bsebola aa rieso,
and described as the most magnificent of the
f the Lily species
Smaller bulbs of. the alove
Tulips elusiuna, brilliant crimson scarlet""
Tu'i a cornuta, a Chinese tulip, curious-
Tulipa gesneriana.very large, bright crimson
ilia japonica, now, s innuui iree Liiiinuifr"
Iris Kwmp fori, Hplendid novelty from Japan
Hardy -
Brunsviia Joso- hina .
Brur.sviirta multiflora
t e also Im r- to recommend the following choice
Collections or Ilulbous Hoots:
Assortments of
5 Fine named Hyacinths, for pots, glasses')
or open border
Tolvanthus Narcissus V
Double Tulips I
Mixed Crocus'- J
Assortment of
6 Fine named Hyacinths, for pota, glasses')
c-royn border
6 Fine Double tulips
12 Fine Single tulips
:a t me mixed Croena
35
1 60
3 50
5 00
20 00
15 00
25
15
15
75
50
6 00
0 00
1
m
7
$100
3 Double narvisjus
3 Mixed iris
2 Polyanthus na-cissas
Assortment ofs
$2 00
.- T W t.f ltin.ll "ill U'hh h m- Art li cimK o.,nnt Tk .. - A
fully te-orative efiects G d sri'eute complete diges- vi l'ouble and single fine named Hyacinths!
unusual dts- u -Vtxea crocus
tion, rapid acquisition of strm.-;!i, with an unusual dis
position for active and cheerf n exercise.
Put up in flat metal boxes onuiulug 60 pills, price 60
cants per bn; tor sale ty artugisu and dealers. Will
beteutfteeto anr address on receipt of the price. All
letters, orders, e'e, should be addressed to
ii. ii. LOCTu: & co.,
GEN. AG EX 13. 20 Cedar at., N. T.
Atsust 2, 'C3 ly.
Plowers," Fruits, &c.
TIT1V . TTl'VlHilTT . .!.- -
ion. n. ro. . lVO i i,iii me urove Jnrsery,
ejt Northfield, l!l.,h.-is rendy fordelivery :
llolbs, eep-.vially Tulips, at the low rate of 2 SO
per UtO. and $20 pr thousand for large roots.
Strawberries, of all the most approved varieties
from 2 to 4 dollars a thousand for most, a few sorts
like W lSnon t Albany, higher hverrreens 20 to 40
cents per foot, according to variety and form ave
rage j rents.
trial Treesin -toi varictv. Arrle at from S to
-15dol!ars jK-rlOdand the smaller, the cheaper and
better fjr district euMonitrs.
SinaH Fruits Currants. Houston Gooseberry.
r.i-i Vierrin. lliackbvrries, Ac.much lower tban ever
t tfer'-d before.
Ornaiaentai Trees, Roses and other Hardy Sbrcb
Wy.in preat variety and abnudar.ee; and lO.fpO
ftnaM tolrfe plants of Upright Honeysuckles, Lil-
acl.Spirens. Deutiia Scabra. 1'rim. Ac. at from 1 to
10 per hundred. And the beautiful Indytra Sjtee
?',' and other choice perennials at from 1 50 to 2
' prr dozen, and common tbii.g. all desirable at
about ba.if price.
Catalogues by mall on application ; and every
thing snfilv packed for distant tra n port ts tion ; and
as a rale most tbims sold at about ten per eent. less
in autumn than spring. f-no-l-vl
FEACII PITS. "2o Bushels for sale
at one dsillar and f ftv cents per bushel by
ftll WEO.COisLSlJLaka.LcLUico.
$5 00
12 Double named tulips.
12 Sinc'.e nnmed tulins.
I'olyanthusnarcisttis
Double narcissus
Mixed iris
Crown imperials .
lJulbocodiutn Vernums
1 Pancratium nmitfraum-
Assortments cf
100 Varieties double and single line "toamed
Hyaeints 16 00
100 Double and siuglo fine named Hyacinths,
in 50 sorts 1450
100 Double and single fine named Hyacinths,
in mrt 12 00
12 Uur very best named Hyacinths, for pota
or open ground
12 Extra fine named Hyacinths, for pota or
orD ground ....
12 First late named Hyacinths, for glasses or
eriu : -
12 Mixed double or singl Hyn-jinths, for
open gr und
50 Varieties toe named early tulips, for pets
or open pro ana
id anotics hue narjed late tulipn, for open
i-Tound
50 Varieties Cne nfcuel double taiips for pxts
or cpen ground ..
J.M.TnORBURX A Co"
15 John St., Xew Fori- '
Oct. 25th, 1SC0. Fnll 16 Jt,r4'
5 00
3 00
2 09
1 CO
4 00
5 00
5 Oo
Notice.
Thompson Ow?ns i fully authorized to act for me,
and id my name transact all business connected with
roylir.Joo tbe Kaif-Breed Reserve, located between
the Nemahas.lnclcclir.stheSanFrinriscn claim, award
ed eud confirmed by U e Secretary of the Interior to Win
E Sloan, and by him sold to me.
NewTork. Novl.lSi.atf BEN. ITOLLADaT.
Kemaha City Herald c.-f j S wtesa aoa ieud bill to this
aCc.
iMAIN STREET, BROWNVILLE, N. T. "
Takes pleasure in announcing that he has now on hand, a large and select stock of every art cle in his line,
COOS S'T'OES
Of all the improved patters ; viz : Plymouth Kock, Charter Oak, Valley Forge, Elevated Oven, fcc,
- . -
all. VI Vl-A v Wf V M l tl VlR t P t II Vl ff-' , SJ,
UxiajavJ '11 U liDiiii-V 1 .
E. II BllilUES & CO.,
rilOPlMIiTOIlS.
Oregon, 'Holt Co., IIo
Tbe uuder-sigoedbave Ion; sioct. been convinctd
of he wnt of t first cliiai .Xurdery iu the i ,
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, fcC,
C a be adapted tuourcliitKiteaud soil. In viewtf
t .?e tVcts.we have estab'.ishtd one at this plaec,
a sd hve now ia 3uccessft.l ctiltivaton. whkh we of-.
fjr fur sale at '
Wholesale or Rdail
The coming season, a largo and well selected stoci
suited to this eliuw.t, of
Apples, standard and dwarf;
Pears,stan-lard Mud dwarf ;
Cuerriei, dUndard aad dwarf;
Peaches, .
Plums,
Apricots,
Nectarines, -Quince,
Grapes,
' Currents,
Gooseberries,
lUspberriea
Strawberries aad F.lnckbcrries.
Evergreens, Ornamt tits! Tree.-, and Shrubs,
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Hoses, Dahlias,
At: - Ae. An.
t nrV, ;..k would hf" (av to call the attention
of the people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Iowa.
F5"Our terms will be a3iow as any reliable east
ern Nursery.
By pnrchheing of ns the expense of transportation
from the east can be saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled ard
packed in the best manner for any part of the Unit-
ed rsiates, for wnitn acuarge oi mo acmai cos.uui;
will be made. No charge- will be made for the deli
very of packages on board stcamboa a.
All communications i.ires'sea toico unaersignea
will receive prompt attention.
- . .U.H.DURCIIES4C0.
Box and Parlor Stoves of an endless variety, some of which are entirely new designs, vis : A combined
Cook and Parlor stoves, bomethinn very nice indeed for small families
HEAVY SHEET IKON FOR SUGAR B0ILE S
And Large Cast Iron Kettles from 8 to 22 gallons.
Coal and Lard Oil Lamps; Brass Copper, and sheet Iron w ate, bame as, ouv.c, r
JAPANNED WARE,
I have procured the ri?ht to manufacture a late simple and improved celf-sealinp Fruit Can to which I rail the
attention or the public. All of which I pledge mytlf toaeil a- as fair rates and oii a accomodating terms as
any other establishment in this region of the country
I m prepared to put up guttering and spotttiug and all other work of my line at the shortest notice, and in a
workmanlike manner, which I warrant io give satisfaction.
I pledge myself not to be miilorsoid in the npper couutry
. Brownville, August 30 18130. .
J. C DECSKP..
c-:rri
1L ATTEST NEW.
BY T
i 1 FfY ' :B M l
15 tf H
J i ii xJ S3 i U M vUa3 t B
5
jla ii 5, 1
n
CHOICE BOTTLED LSHJOESS,
Catawba Wine, '
Champaigne Wine,
Claret Wine.
Old Rye,
Old Bourbon,
Irish Whiskey,
Porter,
Gin Cock Tail,
Saddle Bag Whisky, .
. Blue Lick,
. Bokers Bitters,
. ; ; ' Pale Brandy,
' ' Curraco, &c.
f" r 55rv?vs? Jraia "7" J
Dishes,
IPIatcs.
Cups Ss saucers,
owls,
a
dk &
Bar Tumblers,
Decanters,
Giblets,
Wine Glasses, '
Fruit Dishes,
Pitchers &c,
SOUS,
'9
i-.l p y H P vvl fx Pi r. n
J E WE LE Y
Ear Rinofs,
Shirt Buttons,
Finder Rings,
Bracelets,
Breast Pins, .
fee, &-C.
Come and see and Secure Bargains.
TEBE
JTTJ JTTT y
GreatB argainsl
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
Cheaper than Ever fcr Cash cr
on Time.
LEWIS LA WHENCE,
Well known in this region as a successful ml ac-
commodarin "umber denier tiasujiatn tok''ti the
Mill on Sonora Island,
And is prepared to furnUli everjr desirable nualitj
of lumber tor fencing or building purposes ; deliver
ed at the Mill, or at
Brownville Landing,
Or at any point on the rivfr s may bs agreed n pon
Mvlao j?nces
Areas foilowx . Atiueiliil forcash, from
30 cents per 100 feet to SI per lOOfeet
On time,saj three, six. nine, or twelve months,
from
45 cents pt-r 100 feet to $1.25 per 100 feet,
with 10 perecnt. interest frcm delivery note to be
secured by unincumbered rtsu estate.
The lumber will bo delivered at any point on the
Miisonn Kiverwithin 50 inilesdowa stream, at 2
cents per lot) fett in addition to the above prices
when sufficient amounts are taken to justify the con
struction ol'arait.
To those wishing Inmber. particular attention ;g
called to these propositions, which cannot fail to
Comma rut con.iatratmn.
Ouiiie wiili. or send your orders, and tbeyshallbe
filled without delay.
100,000 feet of Lumber on hand,
And more making every day.
L. LAWRENCE.
Maroh 1st, 1850. Cm.
What Everybody WAnts.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
rBT A T V I v n
Simple Remedies Ktisily Cbtain-
lor mc jub c ot Disease in
all forms
PROF. HENRY :T TAYLOR, M. D
IT TELLS TOU Uow to attend upon thesick. and horto
rook fr tbeni ; how to prepare drinkn
PiMiitirei a-c. and also how to guard
acaiont the infection from contagious
Di.ea-os.
IT TELLS TOU Of the Viirionw diseases of Children, and
givH the best and Mtnplei-t mode of
tre.it ment duriio; t.etliinir, c .nviil
8ion, V K cinaiion, H'nvKjping-coush,
Me.le. &.o
IT TELLS TOL'TheKTiiiptom, of Cronp, Cholera Infan
tum Ch -lie. Diarrhea Worm Called
Ile.id Kiiii;worm Chicken-pox, &.c.
and pivos yn the best remediea for
ihpir cure.
IT TELLL AOU The jiyiiipiomn of Fever and Agne, and
BiiiotiN Yellow. Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fevers, ahd ive you the best
Kimplet remedies for their ome.
ITTELLSYOU The cjmotouo' of Influents Consump
tion Ilyspepsia A.othma. Dropsey. the
Gout. ' Rheuuiari'im. LnmbafTo. Kry
sipelua. &c, . and civosyou the bet
Remedies for tbihr cure.
ITTELIYOr The spmptoms of Cholera Vorhua. Ma
licn:int cholera. Sinall-Pos Hyseniery
Cramp. Disease of the Bladder, and
of the kidneys and Liver, and tbe best
remedit-8 for their care.
IT TELLS TOTj Tbe nymixoms of the Alunipn Xearal
eia. Ap piexy P.tralyl, the various
Disease f the throat, teeth, ear and
eye and tbe bett remdiea fur their
cure.
IT TELLS TOU The symptoms of Epilepsy Jaundire the
Piles Rupture Diseases of ihe Heart,
Hemorrhue, Venereal Diseases aud
Hj-droplKinia. Hin! i-'ivesthe best rem
edies for their cui e.
IT TELLS TOU The best and dimplet treatment tm
wounds, broken bones and di.locar ions
Fp. ain liH-kjrfW. Fever S-ues White
Swelliii Ulcers. Whitlows, Boils,
Scurvy, burns and Scroti U
IT TELLS TOU ) the various Diseases peculiar to the
Tennle Sex and icives the bet a:ol sim
plest remedies for their cure, together
with many valuable hints fur the pres
ervation of hejith.
The work Is written ia plain language, free from med
ical terms, so as to be easily understood wbile its sim
ple receipes may soon ave you many times the cost of
the boo lr: It is priutcliii a ciear and open type; is il
lustrate! with appropriate ensruviuKS. and wiil befor
warded to your address, neatly beui.d and postage paid,
on the receipt of $1.00.
81,000 A YEAR
Can be tn.nU; ny enterprUin men everywhere, in sel
lins the above work, as our Inducements to all sucli are
very libera!.
For single copies of the Book, or for terms to agents
with other information, appiv to or address
JOHN E. POTTER Publisher,
So 617 Smsoui Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BfowaTilla, August, CO, 1C3.
1NPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm,
For the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and
Biiiotit Fevers. This wondorf ui remedy was brought to
tbe kn .wiedue of the present proprietors bv a frind who
h.s been a great tiaveier in Persia and the Holy Laud.
. w nneifoinc uown the rever Euphrates, he experienc
ed a severe attack of Fevor mid ylK'ie. 0;i discovering
hiscondiiion one of the Ituaimen io from his pocket
an Amniet. saying ' Wear t.-.is and no Fever will touch
you " Aith oi.'h incrrliiious as to its virtue ; heconi
plied, and experienced immediate ?eiief, and has since
alwuyg foimd it an effectual protection from all mala
rious complaints.
On fnrther investigation be found that the boatman
attributed to it miraculous powers.J.ind said tht it only
could be obla ned from tte priest or tbe sun Sometime
afierwards. the Kentleman in conversing with a Piiest
obtained from him the secret of its preparation, and as
certained where the medicinal herb were found, of
which it was coompoutided. The wonderful virtues of
this article have induced a ru 1 1 belief in tbe minds of
thenttives in the miraculous healing powera of their
Priests,
Since hia return lo America, it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentiemenof
high character who have given it the most unqualified
pnoise. This remedy haviiu been a specific in Persia
for hundreds of years for the prevention and careos
Fever and Agneand Billions Fevers is now offered to
tbe American People
It will be scntby mail prepaid, with fall directiona
fooss. on receipt of one d .liar.
Principal Depot omi manufactory. I;3 Vain Stleet,
Richniuud Virginia. Branch Ofilce, Bank of Commerce
Buildine. Kew Turk.
Addresss, JOOX WILCOX Si Co
Jaty.fiihly
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is heieby given thai the merchantile business
bere'ufor crrieJ on b? tbe undersign ej, under the Srm
name of Sei-'el and Greenbaum was this day mutually
dissolved. D.ivhi Seicf I is authorized to settle up the
business of the concern.
All persons knowinir themrelves indebted either by
nnte vr acci Tifit are hereby tHtified tht unless they
Come forwardimmediately and paT up. tbe ii' tes and ac
count will be placed 13 iLe hands of an ffl er for col
lection DAVID SKIOKL,
Sept 20. 1860 tf HKNRT GREKVBATM.
THE
IIELir.niLIS.
HEM AHA CITY, iNEBKSKA.
Ofxalx for- XTTiiont,
The public are infonned that at Aleivln's Mills that
8 to 80 cent cash is being-paid for good mfrcha ntabie
wheat. Also wheat and corn ground for toll as nsnal.
Xct-22,1865. . J. O. MLLYI".
O.JS -v
JOHN A FOITIT,
His !
FroahisCM Eia.i ca tie Levee to
IIAVJ STREET,
BROXVXVILE S. T.
vrie-e he has opened up a
:a u U
Coiiniatinn or
STA 1 1?AT. C7
DRY GOODS,
ALSO
A Lanre Stock of Choice Family
12 1-
rm::;ix .bittis
Flour,
Ham,
Bacon
Su?ar,
CcCeo,
Tea,
I alt,
f r
Candles,
eta, etc
And a fine assortment of
LIGHT GROCERIES
Such a
Spice,
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc.
ALSO,
A trell selected Slocl of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Boots and Shoes.
ITlS knowledse of the trade and wants cf the people
of Uoownville and vicinity enables hiin to make judici
ous purchases expressly for this market. He asks an
examination of his Stock, feeling asurod he will he
able to satisfy in quality, style and prices.
i r. r . r1w r" VT TT
H-iV T KHUHT -TH t !i '
u;i i luuui iuu im
T.iC-e nied'.ctnea r are r-jw l'-'i N
a peru-i cl fi !' and !sri:i
m.t.ctj..uet a h 1 1 '.. irj .".r :.i ?
Globe. for th:r mn -r ;..:4ry a t ;
la.; i
iT-7 ;
I ' '. . 1 i
"3 to p.-
'it t( .
. ill
tbe 'i;rn,.a.
MtDlci:-
. ? t:-e!
! i-e I'-i.-
xunci. l.-. '
r?-,tt.r::.i i crie--: re:
ly every t.-J oi tt.
ii l'-ie.
Tie for.owlr.2 ars?:T"9r
hunun i 'Cjipj it t -
VEGETABLE LIE.
Are well known '( ti !r'i!'
r-jiiiepsi. by tburou.-i!y cl
crsl r'.'.i-ii'fn, an ! ere i t
instead fcf t.-1 su,e a- ri I k;u ! ,
neeite. lit-r.l,'.iri:, hf.i.: 'tie, i;et'.eas
Aaxiety. l-ani-ior, and .So!a..fco!y, ;,l, '
eral n u.; luins ,f Vync-. will vau.U, u i -'
consul :e:;ce of it cure.
t'otf.a ns. ty t;e.insi3i t.:e wk-.i !er.5:a
testines wits a aieat process. a:id WKiwut
a!! v.oieiit j-ar-jo leave t'ae l-we: cjiiiv9
davs.
revert, of a'.lliia-Ss.cyre-r.r.g Uibi-4uv
Ur circaU.ion, tbro;;irU im pre- t f per.p!rv
such cac, and the ihorouh solutwn ot all ii,;ts
ol'Htruct U'ti v others.
The Li.'e ilcix-inesbave bren kr.owu to enrejj
tis n pern-auect !y in .tree weeki, hi i ev ,
tb.it t.sfi- removtmi hs-ai :r,?.is..itx.a U-i-t.'
,e and ii.-cMietiT . frota the Jvtnts.
Droft.ex jf a ! I k ii'.N, by freeing iaa jTreij,.
IL kiu'.eyi and bladder ; they ope. ; oiost it
ly on UiC;e iiupurtatit o. f iia. ai: i aace bare ,vP
luund a rertam rca.edy r r tv.e wom rA-e0i
Also IV or an, by lifi .n:; from tfee tatnai
boa ei ih sliaiy nutur U wiich those trni(
here.
Scurvy, r.'ce-t and Zipfraf Sr'U, lr,
puniy UM'ii tL'jse Life Juccuiue tolhi..
at d ai 1 tiie htuici s.
Scorbutic Erii j,ti.jns arid bad Coti. plexitis. It.
ternativa ciects upou. te inai tliat feed tL.i.; '
'.be m-jt bid state of wLua o cat-aa a. I rn;;;:,"
plainla. aailow, cloudy, audu'.Ler chil jreeau.a4
ions,
Tbe nstof toee pj lis for a very abjrt time. . :;r
ar. entirecure of ija.l Jiber.ru at.d a atriiia a. ,
tueut in the clearness of the skia. t'ouaiuiC..j
lt:t! jenia will always te cutei bs onnloe, at t,j a
tbe w. rn ca-es.
FILES. TheorUinat proprietor of tae rKt
wascireilof pi:eot tlurty-nve year, slacU.ig, h
ueof the Life Medicinea alone.
Fever and Aj'it F.r tin source of t: t
Country the-e Medoines wili De fa.i.d as.'?, sv.
and certain remedy. O'.l.er mi!U:iBt leave tii ..
!ib;c-t to a return of the ai.tse a t iv ty .
C;;o is peraiar.cn: try ttCM, te sai;a:d at.-i 1
L.'.iov.s Ft vers :. 1 Liver C ai i. v,tLi.
liu:y los cf ai-pe;i:t, ati-l I;.-.c.4.m if F ij ,t
aiedicine have been nsr.l with th at tu-- t
aults in case of f.isdewripnon: K.itgF.vii, tlJiy
ula iu its worst forms, yields tu tt.! UiiiJ, rot ,
ful actioaof tbeso remai kaiile 'X - i.c t,es. .a, -Nervous
dehiUty. Nervous Comp'.a:t.tr alU.-m. ..
pitatioQ of the heart, Pauitr' Colic, ar ei.r
el.
Mercurial Pis cast Persona whose cocjH;
have become impaired by the ircudicious use H
willOnd thee Medicine a pertect cure, aa tij
f:iil to eradicate from th system, all tbe fVu k
3ercury, intlnitely sooner tbaa the nttst )ntr!ij
arations of Sarsajiarilla. W. A. itOFFaT.
323, Ih-oasiway,
July 5, 160, lr
'4
WHITNEY'S BLOCK
t J "i h
' ' 1 V
i)oiUflvii Slsscciaticn
A Benevolent Intt ifution tstnblithei by special En
dowment, for the Relief of the Sick and Dittrcsted,
ajflicted with Virulent'and Epidemic Disease and
especially for the Cure of LUeatet of tht Sexual
Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a description
of their condition, (cge, occupation, habits of life, JVC..)
and in cases of extreme poverty, .Medicines furnished
free of charge
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and other dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RF..HE
D1ES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Twoor three
Stamps for postaze will be acceptable
Address DR. J. SSILLIN HOCGI1TON'. Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association. No. 2. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors.
KZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres.
Geo. Fairchild, Sec'y.
October 13, 1S00. nl5-yly
The Nebraska Farmer.
16 PACES QUARTO MONTHLY.
smscmiJE fch it.
is the only Journal devoted exclusively
to the Agricultural and Educational inte
rests of Oebraska, Kansas, Northern
Missouri and Southern Iowa.
Try t.-Ck.Ji it.
Four Copies, 3 months for SI
Twenty Copies, 1 year $15
One Copy, 1 year SI
Address,
FUliNAS LYANXA.
Brownville, Xebratkt.
O RE CS- 0 1ST
EMM H
I!' MB
it
'irst
Annunl 3?ai:
Louis, Sej-.t. 21tt, 1SC0.
First Premium A"w arded to
GROVER& BAKER
FAlIIaY SEvmo jiaciio:,
No. 2R, Sewing Maininea. Tn .this artic'a i '
was much interest felt bj many besides the en;
tors. Tbe Committee were well selected, anj
over three hours examining the rcorits of it, r
ral machines. Ten were entered fortLepra:
The Ccmtnitt e, after having fairly and cai-tf-::.
fcmined ell, consulted tt th--r as which sh.u..
first, and it lay between Whee er & Wilj j
(Jrover L'aker. The Committee then awirU
'o. 4 Grover Baker, first reaiium, Jp;.
nnd $23. .
No. 5 Wheeler 4 Wilson, scjoaJfreaius.rs.
silver medal. ,
committee:
J. PlaUner, Esq. G. W.A!ixandir,L
J. II. Blood, Esq. SanxicJ Hale, ;j.
Persons of hih position, sn l eminently ;' r.
Eed tojude. The unanimous! awirJtJ u
First Premium to Grovcr &EiL
A3 THl!
CESTFAHILl SEWIXa XI CUES.
Nashvilie. Per t. 15;b,l'r
At the Tennessee Stato Fair'this-dny thair
premium wa awardod to the Urcver & ftaiir f
jng llachine as the best for all cliuses of fioiilj
Also was a premium awarded to tb; Gryrer A
on the doub.'e-loop Ptilcb. ai behi j .','! r.'ur
shuttle or lock stitch for the sarae pnrpote. T
Ireraiume were awarded over t. e Wheeler
. M. Singer, and Howe machinea, fn cctDjiiLi
Sale Rooms, 124 North Fourth S-:t.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Fnll
TO FARMERS
Of Nebraska and N. W. Missouri
AttAlDj I would call the attention of the fanners
of Nebraska and Missouri, to the fact that I have on
hand and am constantly m innfacturing at my Plow
Factory, in (), ei;..n. .Mo., wagons, and every pattern of
plows, to wjt :
One and Two Hoi sel'Iows,
I2oc ,3IurrTM.o
Corn Planters,
Ami IlarroiT Teeth
Together with everything in this line ased by a farmer
l race tne responsibility or saying tbat my two horse
piows win u tetter won, in stubble or any kind of
roash ground, than any I manufactured or sold in this
upper country, aiy two-norse and prairie piows will be
sold, for cash on terms, anch aa will place them in the
ream or every rarmer.
My Plows can be obtained from my agent at Iowa
Point. K. T.. Brownville. Nodaway county. Marietta,
Rush Bottom, Holt county, Brownvil le. X. T.. ami For
est City. MAUTI.V HOFFMAM.
N. B. All kinds of repairing done with neatness and
dispatch, on liberal terms.
Oregon, Mo., May, 1860. -
Theodore Hill, Agent
At Brownville, N. T., keeps on hand a general assort
ment of IlnfTman's Plows.
Brownville. May, I860. )y
9fi ROfl CONCOllD
6U7UUU CHAFE VIA" E S ! !
S15 Per Hundred ; S3 Per Dozen.
?1 00 perdoi
00
I 00
00
li
75
75
75
50
I 03
50
i CO
.50
each
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Isabella and Clinton
Ann; .
Delaware
Rebecca
Diana
Canby's August
Clotilda (very early)
Oarrigues
Frankiia
Perkins
Hartford ProliScs..-
To Kaloa '
Northern 3!as?,aiina
20.000 APPLE THEE3
r rora 3 to 0 years old. root-drafted.
25,000 Three Year Old Root. Graf Is,
(and they are nice, too,) at $i0 per thousand, if
taken the present fall.
5,000 LTccgli ton's Seedling Oooseberriei
ai 55,000 per hundred.
Evergreens, fc. Very Cheap.
We prefer eizgirg trees in the fall, buryirgrc .t
and qrancb.snd planting very early in spria.
Oar neighbor, P.ct. V. II. Fink, purcha-ed cf u
last fall 800 three year old apple trees, which be se
cured from frr at till spring, planted early, watering
once, only three of which have failed to grow ;
wbile others tbatpurcbased in tbespring bare gene
rally lost morethan half ihe being the dryest that
wo have ever known.
JAMES SMITH t SONS.
Des Moines, Iowa.Sept. 1st., 1SC0. Fnll
SUM CMIE till!
A. YD . .
EVAPOHATOE-
I IIAVJl nide arrannenient . with PoC
BHt)Tll M.K.H. Znesviiie, Obiu. tl e -soly e-jutiu"
in the I'nited States, eugjzed eiclusireiy ia titt
facture of Sorgho St.gar .Mill. hvap rat r. I
which I can furnish the farmers in tfci i tf
much needed articles. The Douglas Su- a Mi'i i
parattts -ere awarded tbe First i'remu.ni at th
State Fair; and the hihot bonus at th I'nitci.'
Airricuitaral Society, a silver nifr-ial. 1 hum
Farmers ot Nebraska Kansas. Northern
Southern low can find no other to suit llai :
either in priceor otherwise.
Capacity and Prico pf 12ii
Trrt e IronKol ers in SinIri nh:
No 0 One ITorse -Vertical Mil ! rasswfroai
to 3t) gallons of juice per trior ; pnc
do 1 One horse Vertical presses from 24 U
gallons cf jr.ee per ton-; prut
Same as No 1 ; extra heavy,
do 2 Two horse Vertical pre frn'iu 39 to'
gallons of Jnic per hour ; light drift
do J Two horse Vertical (d iujic KPad)prw-
es from 35 lu 60 gal ions J uice per liv ur, Ii
draft
do 4 Two horse Vertical (?inzgearfi;prtv
es from 50 to "5 44 1 hna of Juice par LuWi
heavy draft
do 5 Four horse Vertical (sir ft seated
city from ICOto lb mnri per hocr
do 8 To horse Horiiontal -(b k geirH) ''" -ble
to attach tuThresbuig Marlnne orothtf
pjwer, presies from 0 to (0 gallon of
juice fer hour
do 7 Two horse Horizontal, with vertical fit
to apply lever to. worked by horses atr "
Vertical, pressea 40 to 60 gallons per
do 8 Four horse IToriironf a! (r ack f earH) :'
able to attach toTareshiif jiacb;reor'i,t
power, prees 79 to l'X irallona per H"0''
do Sis horse Horizontal (bin k Ber4)ny
Uted for water or steam powrr, res:y
tbe belt, and with capuritj- u, work off
of from 15 to 20 seres of ( are.
5 0,0 0 0 EH S O O Ia "aVAATl
-Sr. JOSEPH, MO.
Notice.
Whereas one Thomas Wil'iims hss daring my absence
falsely represented birne!f as my agent and ftorrey,
and having illegally obtained possession of certain N k
of accom's. an i pipers, and otfr property helomring to
me. and fraudulently convert edtbeta to his own nse, by
said representations.
All persons -ire hereby n.tifl?1 that a.iid Willi-ms
is not and never was my aw homed agent, and that so
act of his as such will be acknowledged by me. -
8. w-YATT.
Jfidrejwrt, N. 7 , JfTv. P. -
Two Extensive Wcclen Faclcrics
SLTCES.SFCL orZRAlO?,
ONE NEW AND ITTTTJD V
With all the Lahst Fins Improve'
We ar rretared to manofatar tot''
have for sale tho following U00J3:
Satmct3, Ucav7 and Li
JEAXS T WEEDS. FLAX
WIIITZ, COLORED, STSU'ZD AND V
' 33. m o -r- ra .
Fulled lingers, Colored
and Mixed, 11-2 Yards vi
FULLED CLOTH,
B!asiel3 cf all Eizlt aid all Q:-
YAP.N3 CF ALL SIZES AND C0LCS-J
Warranted all Goods of the best aiswr
tS7"We will exchange the a!ve Giwdi-V
or cash.
Eancy Dyln? to Ortlf
We will pavcaih for any amount of "
Market Prices.
Flourcor-tactly oa haalftsae. Tif;
paid for wleat. .
N.B'JEIA SON. BCfLLi V
Angst, r, lo3.
Donslas' Improved
pxiEssii.M si Kin aiit
Muskingum Works. Zwttsvii. .
We are now nrep.ire-! to in jh Jji t ure onr
Sn;ir-L'ane MiUs en her Vertnwl or H"'11'
will be able to supply the cinni 'f a we ver I f
We are also t:i io irt,-i;iri'.' Dottgia-' I t'f r',p J
rati r, atid also D'Hieus Stem .S'iga Ev.irr'
are prepared to furt.i.h e-ry arur ti.e
ly. a.t at r.- ri : rs :in i-ti! m it mti
PiilCKS c: S -J, -.0 :.. jnd -'rr-'
Furnaces ai.d E-. !'( rii: rs $;ot f:u v,f
Cucu;jrs and Pjmr.r:Iet furniifced on .'''
Aii oritira a iJresaed to tbe under?. ;" wL.;;.rvs.
ly attended t3. . lUUliLiSliaOTt'f;,
pl-ly Zaaarvil.f.
i