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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1861)
Di i .v, r. n 1 1 r i r t ,21 ! Af aperi-ct and S':?ncMe prr-paratiua of IHON nSeiof oiyjei asd Cri.o by cuii'u;ion in Hydro ps. Sineu-niel ty Die fcishctt Medical A nth ntie, i in Europe and tte L'u.itU States, and preeinbtd B th&ir praciire. Tti erpeririice of tiocsLnds Cally proves that no preparation of I'ofi art l o.-rpared with tt. Impuri lie cf iQfc!o J, Opre.-u n of .Ul eiersrr, pale and c.i)er i-e tick iy euir!es ;iO Indicate its tetesoity in Imftt every ctjr.ceivt.:e ce. !u'xi...ni In a!l T'wia'lj la which It has been trie-1, fcts prol absluleiy curat; to ca cf tie losing euinplaiir.f, vx: 1 In Dcbllifr, rTcrvons Affections, KniaciatiGii, Uyspcpfcla, Consti pation, Scrofaitis Tuberculosis, halt Itlicum, 3mmenstriiatIoii, Whites, Cl.IorosIs, Uvcr Com . plaints irijcumatfsrn, Clironlc If eadaclics, XaSerailtlcut Fevers, Flmples on I lie race, &c. Incascaof GEZiHUAL DEEILITT, wbelher theresTill of acute diec, c-r of continued diminution of nervous and muscular energy from chrome complaints, one tris' flm$ reioraUve bi grovel succetsfol to an extent which oo description 'nor written attetain would render credible. Invalid ao lo&z ted-ridden aa to have eooine ffrgalteo in tfceir own neighborhoods, have aud dccly re-aj. j.eatied in ibe bucy world aa if Just relumed f.ora protractel travel in adjutant land. Roir.e very aifoat iustasces cf this kind are attested of female affertm, einiciate-l victims of apparent marasmus, atniuineoni exbacetioTi critical change, and that com-phc-ttitaof nervous nft dyspeptic aversion, to air and exercise for which the pl.yfir'iaa has no name. .. la NERVOUS AFFIX "IONS of all kind, and for re atiaa familiar to medical men, the operation of thif preparation of Iron mast necessarily be aaiutary. for - vr.iike the o.d oxides, it i vigorously tonic, without leinit exciting and overheating and gently, reuiariy aperient, even in the mast obstinate casea of cotivenea without ever being a gastric purgative, cr iu3ictiii a d.tajfreesble aenfauoa. It ta tUia lai'er property, among: other, wticb rnakeg It ao reJiarkably effdctaal and perwnet a remedy for Ptii, cpoa which it alto appeara to exert a distinct and nwiflc ac'.ioa, by 6iiperins the local tendency which f vrc.a them. In DTSPZrSIA.. IncriTaerableag are itacanae?, a single fcox i.f tbeae Chalybeate Pilla baa often aufflced for the Bi'rst habitual cases, including tee attendant Coitivcnett In unchecked DiARRUj:A, evea wheu advanced ta DTSKXTART, confirmed, emaciating, and apparently pjaUffni-nt, the cfTecta Lave been equally decisive aua toniMns. la the local pina, loss of Eesh and tren5th, debilli ta;lrigcon?b, aud remittent be"ti. whu-h generally in licata IXCIPIE.NT C0X5UMPTI0V, this remedy has a Hired the alar a of friend and physician, in several Very arfUfvin and interestins instance. In SCROFULOCS TL'EnRCL'LOSIS, this mouicatel iron baa bad far mire than the gooJ efTecta of the most cactionily balanced p'epration cf loU.ne, without any of their wellkcown liabilities. The atUaUoaif females cannot be too confidently in ritpd to thia rtmtdg and rettora'lve, in the cases pecu liarly affecting tbem. In RnKL'M ATISif . both chronic and inflammatory in the latter, however, more decidedly it has been invari bly well reported, both as alleviating pain and reducing th.o swellinpg and rtiffness of the Joints and muscles. Ia INTERMITTENT FEVERS it mnst necessarily be a great remedy and energetic restorii, nd its pro frrm ia the new ettlements of the West, will probaoi be one of cigb renown j.nd usefulness. . Xo remedy has ever been discovered In the whole his I rrry of medicina, which exerta such prompt, happy, and f ally restorative effects Good appetite complete diges tion, rapid acquisition of strength, with an unusual dis- p.muion ror active ani rneerm exercise. Fut up in Cat metal boxes containiug 60 pills, price 50 caut per box; for aale by druggists and dealers. Will be sent free to any address on receipt of the price. All lrtteri, order, etc., should be addressed to II. It. LOCKE & CO., GES. AGENTS, 23 Cedar at., N. J. Aes'THt 2. '60 ly. Flowers. Fruits, &c. JOHN A. KEN'XICOTT.at tbe Grove Xarsery, West XorthfielJ, III., has ready forJelivery : Balb'i, cspaeially Tulips, at the low rato of $2,50 per 100. and $20 per tliouand for large root. Strawberries, of all the most approved varieties, .from 2 to 4 dollars a thousand for most, a few sort3 liko "Tilson's Albany, higher Evergreens 29 to 40 .eenti per foot, acsordiag to variety and form ave- rel.5eent3. Fn.it Trees in fjood variety. Apple at from 8 to 15 dollars per 10U and the smaller the cheaper and better for distant customers. Small Frnits Currant3, Houghton Gooseberry, Raspberries, Blackberries, ic.,much lower than ever tSTared before. .: Onamfutai Trees, Roses and other Ilirdy Rhrnb- bory. ia great variety and abundance ; and 10,000 mall to large plants of Upright Honeysuckles, Lil ci;Spirea8, Dcutzia Scabra, 1'rim. Ac.at from 1 to 10 net hundred. Ana the Deautuui uitoytra opee ab'Uii and other choice perennials at from 1 50 to 2 per dozen, and common things ail desirable at aocat half price. Catalogues by mail on application ; and every thing safely packed for distant transportation ; and as a rule moU things sold at about ten per cent, less in autumn than spring. f-no-l-vl BROWN VILLEE ! . St. SKOWK na Just received - TUC BEST SELECTED And, perhaps, the LARGEST STOCK OF DRUGS Ever broulit alaovo St. Joceph, tThlchhe Is opening out In the Splendid New Building, Corn P Mom itiil TTirt trootc V.1 Ml 1U U1U lliU DrownvXllo. LGOK TO YCUiUnTEHESTS! STEA1I FERRY BOAT AT Brownvillc, Nebraska. To those In the Futes eontemplatiDg going to tbe Nebraska and Kansas GOLD ailES, The under? igied detiirc toeay.acd in so icing will cot practice dectptka;tht there are advantages tobe securedin Crossing the Iisonri rirer at BroTiTille, and ouiStting at, and startitg from tbat point, not to be found at any ctherplace on the Missouri Ri ver. In the first place, on loth sides of the river are large extentscf bottom lands ia which grass makesamacheorliertiUrt thanca the uplands,acd is ranch more abundant, being inexhamtible the entire season. Here, then, is a iitsirable place to recruit stock beforestirticg on tbe Plains. Stock can also be purchased here on very favorable terms The Frownville Stam Ferry boat, beinthe best on the Rivcr.offers peculiarinducements for cross ing at this pcint. It Islargeand commodious; with powerful machincry.ivbicn enables tbe proprietors to ferry emigrant and othcrsia the laostexpedi tious mar.ncr. ror Oixtflttixxg: XTt undertake to say that the business men of Brownville areas well prepared to serve thoie wish ing supplies, with a stpcrior.quality and on as fav orable termsas can bo found elsewhere. Everything desirable can be purchased in Brownville, such as Provisions, CloUiing, Mining Imple ments, &c, &c. The Route from Brownville to the Mines is uni versally admitted by those who havetraveled it and others.to be superior in every respect. Brownville is about midway between St. Jo. and Omaha. As to distance, aa examination of the map is all that is necessary to prove to any one that it is nearer from here to the mines than from any other point on the Missouri. On this route wood and water abound the entire 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 those who adopt it the present season will have no caue toregrct having done so. Therefore Cross the Missouri River at and start from Brownville. JOHN" CODDINGTON & CO, Proprietors Steam Ferry Boat. Fifty Thousand Copies Already Sold. EVERYBODY7 LAWYER, COrXSELLOU IS BUSINESS, BY FRJXK CROSBY. OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR. IT TELL TOTJ How to draw up PartaerFhip Papers and rives peneral forms for Agree ment!) of all kinds. Bills of Sale, and Leases and Petitions. IT TELL TOU How to draw up Bonds and Mortgages, Affll3v-its, Powers of Attorney, Notes and Bilis of Exchange, Receipts and Releases. IT TELL TOU The laws for the collection of debts with the statutes oi umujuoniuu amount and kind of property exempt from execution ia every State. IT TELL TOTJ How to make an assignment propetly, witn rorms roruompouioi nuuwtu itors, and the insolvent laws of every State. IT TELL TOTJ Tbe leRa! relation existing between Guardian ana wara, Master an Ap prentice, Landlord and Tenant. IT TELL TOTJ Whalccnhtitutes Libel and Slander, and tbe law as to marriage uower, me Tiff 's rightin prowerty. Divorce and Alimcny. IT TELL TOTJTbe Law for Mechanics' Liens In every State, ana the naturalization Laws of this country, and how to comply with the same. 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Can be made by enterprising men everywhere, in sel ling the above work, as our Inducements to all such are very liberal. For single copies of tbe Book, or for terms to agents, with other information, apply to or address, JOHN E. POOTTEB, Publisher, No 617 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa. His stock conslots cf .the following articles, which he - will sell cheap for cash: Ture White Lead, Castor Oil, French Zinck, Cod Liver Oil, China Zinck, Sweet Oil, Red Lead, Putty, Venitian Red. Glue, Raw and b't umber, Figs, Spanish whiting, Turpentine, Chalk, Linseed Oil, Cough Candy, Tanner's Oil, Copal Varnish Costile Soap, Fancy Soap, Toilet Soap, Tooth brushes. Litherasre. Patent medicinos, Let.paper White Varnirn, Int, Hiair brushes, Tooth brushes, Paint brushes Stationery, Steel Pens, Candies, Gold Pens, Nuts. Pencils, Raisins, Hair oil, &c. Also, a Splendid Assortment or .mn.ul(i I k t I.urtiill 1 O 01!I1P. POUliaitde t eauine ox marrow, bear greese, and oils, nck and eacencea oi ait aiuus, auaoi tue uui iimmj. STATIONERY. Foolacap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edced notea, . Mnv.i.aa ntaln finer, and f inros.fd. neni Denciia nd pen-boldera, Inks of all kiada, iukstanus, waXers and eaiir,(-waa. PURE LIQUORS. Holland Gia, Irlh VTiisky. Bourbon Whifky, Gincer Brandy. Cordial, Prt Wine, JIadeira.Wlne, WUte wine and alalaga w me. . r3"PtyaJciaD's Prescriptions attended to at all hour both by day ana xugai. CASH-INVARIABLY TJec-XlceDln Explained. The bst prT'-ical work yet pnbiirbe4. Sent for one dinar. Bae for aale ty the swarm with Italian Qtieea Ohm hooey b)xe, ate, 4.c. Circulars wit a partjeu lars aent to all eppiii. bu. Ad irea if. QFTKET. - - - Jjunt llle.y, T Jan.'I. SPANISH MERINO SHEEP. N. & N Bottcm, Breeders cf pure blood Atwood Sheep of the Hammond stock. Fnll Shaftsbury, Tt. Notice. Thompson Owens is fully authorized to act for me, and in my name transact all business connected with my land on the Half-Breed Reserve, located between the Xemahas , including tbe San Franci sc o claim, award ed and confirmed by tbe Secretary of tbe Interior to Wm E Sloan, and by him sold to me. New Tork, Nov 1, 1860 tf BEN. HOLLADAT. KetnahaCity Herald copy 8 weeks ana" send bill to this afflce. Butch Oulbons Moots J. M. THORBURN & CO., 15 John Street, err York, nave iu-st received in addition to their genera large importation the foUowing novelties of the sea son in limited quantities: 'ew VioletUyacinth."Lunique,'reach. 35 Lilium L'fulgens, incomparable, each 1 & Lilium Thunbergianum grandinorum Sieboldii, orange crimson, 2 feet 3 50 Liliumcolcbicum,(Szoritzianum manadelphi- cum,) rich pcllow and spotted, 4 feet 5 00 Lilium puniceum this new variety has just been introduced by D. Siebold k do Vriese, and described as the most magnificent of the t f the Lily specie 20 00 Smaller bulbs of the above 15 00 Tulipa clusiana, brilliant crimson scarlet" 25 Tulipa cornuta, a Chinese tulip, curicw 15 Tuli ra gesneriana, very large, bright crimson - 15 Iris Japonica, new, splendid freelloomer. 75 Iris Kscmpferi, splendid novelty from Japan Hardy 50 Brunsvifcia Josejhina 6 00 Brunsvigiamultiflora 60 We also beg to recommend the following choice Collections of Bulbous Roots: Assorlmtnh of 6 Fine named Hyacinths, for pots, glasses'! or open border i 1 Polyanthus Narcissus $100 2 Double Tulipa I 7 ilixed Crocus.-.. j Assortment of 6 Fine named Hyacinths, for pots, glasses or open border-- 6 Fine Double tulips 12 Fine Single tulips 25 Fine mixed Crocus 3 Double narcissus- 3 Ilixed iris 2 Polyanthus natisBus Assortment ofs 12 Double and single Cue named Hyacinths 50 JItxed crocus.-.......... 12 Double named tulips 12 Single named tulips 3 Polyanthus narcistus- - 6 Double narcissus 6 Mixed iris 3 Crown imperials- 2 Pulbocodium Vernums 1 Pancratium maritimum- Assortments of ICO Varieties double and single Hce named fiyaeints $16 00 100 Double and single f ne named Hyacinths, in5Ssorts 1150 100 Double: nd single fine named Hyacinths, in 2 sorts 12 00 12 Our very best named Hyacinths, for pota or open ground 5 00 12 Extra fine named Hyacinths, for pots or open ground- - 3 00 12 First rate named Hyacinths, for glasses or earth-; - J 00 12 Mixed double or sicgl) Hyacinths, for open ground 100 50 ariettas fine nacaed early tulips, for pots or open ground 4 04 50 Varieties tine named late tuli pa, for open rround 5 09 0 Varieties fine namedtiouble tulips for poU or cpea ground 5 0 J. JI. THORBUKN t CO, 15 John St Xeic lor. J 0cyJ 'Ah, 1M0. ' fell $2 00 $5 0 JO PI n N 0 I ihli MAIN STREET, BROWNVILLE, N. T. 9 Takes pleasure In announcing that be has now on hand, a large and select stock of every art c!o in his line, . OOO. STOVES Of all the improved patters vix : Plymouth Bock, Charter Oak, Valley Forge, Elevated Oven, 9 Box and Parlor Stoves of an endless variety, some of which are enUrely new deslfms, vlx : A combined Cook and Parlor stoves, something very nice indeed for small families . HEAVY SHEET IRON FOR SUGAR BOILERS And Large Cast Iron Kettles from 8 to 22 gallons. Coal and Lard Oil Lamps J Brass Copper, and sheet Iron Ware; Lanterns, Shovels, &c JAPANNED WARE, B!H-rlsaMsag Fraifi (Oasis. I have procured theright to manufacture a late simple and improved self-sealing Fruit Can to which I call the attention of tbe public. All of which I pledge myself to sell at as fair rates and on as accomodating terms as any other establishment In this region of the country I am prepared to put up guttering and spouting 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 undersold in the upper country J. C. DEUSER. Brownville, August, 30 i860. ILATEST NEWS. n-auii -.i- i."Mt(!" Ml til VLJ fcS-JLL .in; rf iiL j OV T U if S I 1 111 FBISS GIRO 0 u 3 S1P CHOICE BOTTLED ILIUOKS, Catawba AVine, Charnpaigno Wine, Claret TineT Old Rye, Old Bourbon. Irish Whiskey, Porter, Gin Cock Tail, Saddle Bag Whisky, Blue Lick, Boker's Bitters, Pale Brandy, Curraco, &c. Pishes, Plates, Cups & saucers, Bowls, sSaSC WAS. Bar Tumblers, Decanters, Gcblets, Wine Glasses, Fruit Dishes, Pitchers &c, OBY GOOS, "HPS J2lBJ23 i i I 1 r a mm . 1 Ear Rings, Shirt Buttons, J E WE LEY. Finger Rings, Bracelets, Breast Pins, &.c, &c. Come and nss and Secure Bargains. the jmniiii. Brownville, Anjust, 30, 10. OREGON NURSERY. E. 17 BCRCI1ES & CO., PROPRIETORS. Oregon, Holt Co., IIo. The undersigned have lonr sicct been convinced of the want of a nt class Kursery in the V eat, TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &C-, Can be adapted to our climate and soil. In view of these facts, we have established one at this place, and have now in successful cultivaton. which we of fer for sale at IVTiolesale or Retail, The eoming season, a large ani well .selected stock suited to this climate, of Apples, standard and dwarf; rears,stamlard and dwarf; Cherries, standard and dwarf: Poaches, Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, Quince, Grapes, Currents, Gooseberries, Rispberries Strawberries sad Blackberries, Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Roses, Dahlias, &.c, &c, Ac. To which we would beg leave to call the attention of the people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan sas and Iowa. SSfOur terms will be as low as any reliable east ern Nursery. Bj purchasing of us theexpenseof transportation from the east can be saved. All trees and plants are carefully labeled and packed in the best manner for any part of the Unit ed States, for which a charge of the actual cost only will be made. No charge will be made for the deli very of packages on board steamboa s. Allcommunicationsaddressed to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. E.II. BURCHES & CO. GreatBargnins! LUMBER ! LUMBER ! ! Cheaper than Ever for Cash cr on Time. LEWIS LAWRENCE, Well known in this region as a successful and ac commodating lumber dealer, has a ain taken the Mill on Sonora Island. And is prepared to furnish every desirable quality oi lumber tor Tencing or building purposes ; deliver ed at the Mill, or at Brownville Landing, Or at any point on the riveras may be agreed upon jl'xxo, xrioos Are as follows . Attne Mill, for cash-, from 30 cents per 100 feet to SI per 100 feet Ontime,say three,six, nine, oi twelve months, from 45 cents per 100 feet to $125 per 100 feet with 10 percent, interest from delivery, note to be secured by unincumbered real estate. The lumber will bo delivered at any point on the Missonri River within 50 miles down stream, at 25 cents per 100 feet in addition to the above prices when sufficient amounts are taken tojusttfy the eon struction of a raft. To those wishing lumber, particular attention is called to these propositions, which cannot fail to command consideration Come with, or sendyour orders, and they shall be filled without delay. 100,000 feet of Lumber on band, And more making every day. L. LAWRENCE. March 1st, I860. 6m. What Everybody WAnts. THE FAMILY DOCTOR COHTAIKIKO Simple Remedies, Easily Obtain- ior tbe Cure of Disease In all forms PROF. HENRY S.T TAYLOR, M. D IT TELLS TOTJ How to attend upon tbesick, and how to cnk for them; how to prepare drinks i-oquices &c, ana also how t guard against the infection from contagious Diseases. IT TELLS TOTJ Of the various diseases of Children, and gives the bes. and simplest mode of treatment during ttetbing. convul sions, Vaccination, Whooping-cough, Measles, &c. IT TELLS TOTJ The ay mptoms of Croup, Cholera Infan turn, Chlic, Diarrhea, Worma sea lied Ileal, Ringworm, Chicken-cox, fcc, and gives you the best remedies for their cure. IT TELLL AOTJ The symptoms of Fever and Ague, and Bilious. Yellow. Typhus, Scarlet and other Fevers, ahd give you tbe best simplest remedies for tbeiroure. IT TELLS TOTJ The symptoms of Influenza. Consump tion Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dropsey, the Gout, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Ery sipelas, o-c,, and gives you the be6t Memeoies for tbdir cure. IT TELLS TOTJ The spmptoms of Cholera Morbus, Ma lignant cholera, Small-Po Dysentery cramp. Diseases or the Bladder, and of the kidneys and Liver, and the best remedies ror their cure. IT TELLS TOTJ The symptoms of the Mumps. Neural gia. Apoplexy, Paralynis, the various Diseases or the throat, teeth, ear and eye, and the beat remdies for their cure. IT TELLS TOTJ The symptoms of Epilepsy Jaundice the File Rupture Diseases of the Heart, Hemorrhage, Venereal Diseases and Hydrophobia, and gives the best rem fdies for their care. IT TELLS TOTJ The best and simplest treatment fo wounds, broken bones and dislocations aprains lockjaw. Fever Sores, White Swellings, Ulcers, Whitlows, Boils, Scurvy, burns, and Scrofula. IT TELLS TOTJ Of the various Diseases peculiar to the 7emsle Sex, and gives the best and sim plest remedies for their cure, together with many valuable hinta for the pres ervation of health. The work is written ia plain language, free from med ical terms, so as to be easily understood, while its sim ple receipes may soon save yon many time- tbe cost of the book. It is printed rn a clear and open type; is il lustrated with- appropriate engravings, and will be for warded to your address, neatly beucd and postage paid. on the receipt of $l,oo. $1,000 A YEAR Can be made by enterprising men everywhere, in sel ling the above work, as our Inducements to all such are very libera:. For single copies of the Book, or for terms to aeenta with other information, apply to or address JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher, Kc- 617 Sansom Street Philadelphia, Pa. Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the mercbantile business heretofore carriei on by the undersigned, under the firm name of Seiel and Greenbaum was this day mutually dissolved. David Seigel is authorized to settle up the business of tbe concern. All person a knowtiig themselves Indebted either by aote or account aTe hereby notifled tbat unless they come forward immediately and pay up, the notes and ac counts will be placed rn the hands of an officer for col lection. 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Seal all letters securely, and direct dlainly. to LOUIS U. STEPHENS, PtTBUSHt roE PHOFIUETOaS. 113 Nassau Street. New Xoit. n-29 PEACH PITS. 25 Bushels for sale at one dollar and fifty cents per bushel, by fnll GEO. COMBS, 218 Lake itChica. J ---j -A J i JOHII A. POI7I7, u-j Remove J From his Old Stand oa the Levee to WHITTISYS IIST7 BLOC MAIN STREET, BROWXVILE X. T. Where he has opened c? a TCI 7T7 7T7RTrTT RriT, TjVPTrr STAI3LI. AJD FA3TCY DRY GOODS, ALSO A Large Stock of Choice Family Q-roc oirios 7 CONSISTING OF Flour, -Ham, Bacon Sugar, Llolarses Cofiee, Tea, Salt, Cheese, Candles, etc., etc. And a fine assortment of LIGHT GROCERIES Such as Spice, Peppers, Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, etc., etc ALSO, A tee selected Stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, Sk TTS" eS iJ wtL O. JS- i JY g Boots and Shoes. HiS knowlelge of the trade and wants of the people of Boownville and vicinity enables him to make Judici ous purchases expreesly for this market. He asks an examination of his Stock, feeling assured he will be able to satisfy in quality, style ana prices. If T'TFEI IE M WHITNEY'S BLOCK otuavD CAsoociatton A Benevolent Inst itution etlnblithed by tpecial En dowment for the relief of the Sick and DUtrtuett. ojfliited with Virulent and Epidemic Diteatet and especially jor the Lure of Disease of the Sexual Organs. MKDICAli ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting surgeon, to an wbo apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age. occupation, habits of life, if..) and incases of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge. Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhea, an 4 other dis ease of the Sexual Orzans, and on the NEW REME DIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to tbe afflicted lnsealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Twoorthree Stamps tor pMta?e wilt be acceptable Address DR. J. SEILLIN HOUGHTON. Acting Sur geon, noward Association. No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors. EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres. Geo. Fairchili, Sec'y. Octoter 18, I860. nl5-yly The Nebraska Farmer. 16 PACES QUARTO MONTHLY. SmSCRIDE FOR IT. is the only Journal devoted exclusively r J to the Agricultural and Educational inte rests of Oebraska, Kansas, JVorthern mm" 4-. . w Missouri ana Southern Iowa. Try it.-SLica. it. Four Copies, 3 months for SI Twenty Copies, 1 year SB15 One Copy, 1 year SI Address, FURNAS t liYANNA, Brownville, Nebraska. W Sim m Jf ift l fc- - jphcexix Eirrrr.y T3re sue b-:w a pr.l of sh.rty y , i iir 4, ni:TSu.atl a t .ic:(k.'f -J . :-: , Giote.r -r ti:r eTir.r:.Arj 4 ; retj-isi ie-r- i t.;a t;n-4, "1'"- v w we -i. k; v ly erry tJsA vt xs ioiiow,s? are or iif ti. YEGETALLE LIFE 2Ir Are "v"il tnis t fc ;n?;:.v. Dyiper"a' -T ---'rttc.-i.ye.earst.N, end si -oiif b, and ere:; j f ; j lntei.i vt theta: acrs l k12.i . r:t.nlrr peei.e, H-anbiri, L iche. ' Anx.ety. La3?wor. a.t M eiatKt.: :,""t -k ' eral aymptocisbf XJ-a, w;a vtV e' t coi)s-!iuet!ce t. itarcre. Coilsv -nes, by c.eaasitg tie w. tet:ues with a sulxeat jr-icevj, ai w . all violent purges leave !L e?.j cciiT" " dar'- t'cstrt, of all kind, br restoring tj . lar circulaiios, tbri:b in prvsf j-. auch cases, and the th jroueti mirt:.. . obtruct:iu ia o'.iers. ' The Lite Mo ticiueshave beea known . tism, permaaeiitly ia .tuee rtU r'Zr that time by r.movinz 1-jCil ncit, ie? RQJ lijtaaitnts frca th3 Un.ls ''J cie? knd liitaaien; frcra :h i. n t uriptita 7i ii aiiMSi, ty rrec.2 nd th kianeys aDd b!aMer ; tbej tpra'.e awwiV ly on these important trg-c. and hence c found a certain renie-iy for tte worst ea jT weis the slimy matter to wbica the cite ere. r&4;4 O H.23 Gr O T3" BIJPIBE PLOW WORKS TO FARMERS Of Nehraslta and N. W. Missouri: AfTATTJ I - - w.. ueaii.aiiunvi iun i.iuiqti of Nebraska and Uii.nn.i ...v. .... .... f h...- - . .vLa i k ii . . " vi band and am constantly manufactaring, at my Plow . .v..,,.w.vdvu, wagon, ana every paiiern or plow. to-wH : PRAIRIK PLOWS, wncana iho Home Flows, Hoes ,IIarTvrs,o Corn Planiers, And Harrniv tTott Together with everything in this line used by a farmer I take the responsibility of saying that my two horse plows will do better work, in stubble or any kind of iuuku niuuuu, tutu iuj i mauuiac.urea or sold in this unner count r v. Mv twj-horsc ru ni.,w. i . . sold, for cah on terms, such as will place them in the Mr Plow ran be nl.tlii.v1 from m-w . t Point, K. T., BrowDvilie, Nodaway county. Marietta, x.u.-u Dviiom, uoii couaiy, crown vu ie. . T., and For est City. MARTIN HOFFMAM. N. B. All kinds of recalrina-duna with miti.....j dispatch, on liberal terms. Oregon, mo., May, 1369. Theodore Hill, Agent At Brownville, N. T., keepionhand a general assort ment of Huffman's Plows. Brownville. May, 1S60. jT Notice. Whereas one Thomas Williams has during my absence falely repreeirted himself as my asent and attorney, ana having illegally obtained possession of certain bucks of acconnta. and papers, and otber pruperts belonging to me, and fraudulently converted them Ui his own use, by said representations. All persons are hereby notifled that said Williams is not and never was my authorized a;ent. and that no act of his as such will be acknowledged by me. S. WTATT. Xiddleport, N. T., Nov. 19, 1S60. To Persons out of Employment AOEWTS WANTED to sell the ERIE SE jriNG MACHINE. We will give a Consnilt-sion. or wasea at from $-23 to $0 per month, and expenses paid. This is a new Machine, and so simple in its construction that a child of 10 years eac leira to operate it by half an hour's Instruction. It is equal to any Family Sewing Mactine In use. and tbe price is but fifteen dollars. Persons wishing aa Agency will address J N. BOTLAJ.-, Secretary Erie Sewing JTachine C-mpajy, Mi lax Ohio. Coher 18, I860. -nl55sa. bowe , a Jh Scurry. I7cr rs and Inveterate Sore eTk, purity which these Life Ma.nes give to-I.T5-and all tbe humors. 'S Scorbutic Eruptions and bad complexions b-v ternaJive efTec( upon tbe Bcids tbat feed t'i. w'1 tbe morbid tate of which octasi,-n an erVt plaint, 8aniw,cluudy, acdutheroisajr.e.iv'5 ions, . 'ro,:. The use of these pills for a very short tire. an eutirecure of Salt Rheuia aud a itniioi meut in the ciearues of the skin CotaJ i cT Influenia will always be curedby otedoie or t'i4 tbe w-TM cases. ' " PILES. The original proprietor of tb. wascoreiof piie-cf thirty-ne years tuaha'tu use of tbe Life Me.liciaes arx.e. ' n Fever and Ajue For thi scourge et ,ht Country, tUese Medicines w.ll te found aw. and certain remedy. Other medicine I'a-a'N.j subject to a return of the diese a cure by tii cines is permanent try thmt be uticfled imZVL Bilious Fevers and Liver CmpUinu -Gamj w bility. loss of appetite, and Di.eaes ot ftzxxlj Medicines have been used witb the wet bes-srj 4 suits in cases of this description: EiugtE-ii it ula In its worst forms, yiel la to the nuid j ful action of these remarkable Medicines. X gktJ Nervous debility, NervouCmp!aintof alUind, v pitation of the heart, Painter's Colic, are apfedi.y'-T ed. ' Mercurial Diteates Pertont whose eoeititrA have become impaired by the injudicious ae will Ond tfcee Medicines a perfect cure, as they fail to eradicate from the system, all he tfnu , Mercury, infinitely sooner tQaa tbe most af.wtrfi'- arationsof Sarsaparilla. W.B. MOFFaT Jaly 3. 1?60, ly First Annual Pal? St. Louis, 211. , 1SC0. First Premium At. aided to GROVER & BAKER 5 FA3III.Y SEYHXG JIACUtSL No. 23, Sewing Mainines. In Ibis artic's ti was much interest felt bj tuanj be?i jes the eonjK. tors. The Committee were well selected, acd tq, over three hours examining the merits of th m ral machines. Ten were entered for the pmua. The Committee, after having fair! and carefuHji amined !!, consulted together as to which jhoaii first, and it lay between Wheeler 1 ViI;B i Grover & Eaker. The Committee then awardei. So. 4 Grover k Baker, f rat premium, dip!a and $20. ' . No. 5 TVTieeIeri Wilson, second premiQa,ptt silver medal. committee: . Platlner. Esa. G. W.Ahrnvr ra J. H. Blood, Esq. Samuel Hale, Est. ty . i l . - . . . .. a cnorusoi ci-a posuion, ana eminently ei; .Mu lied to judge. The unanimously awarded tin First Premium to Grover &.Ez A3 TBK EST FAAIILi SEWIJG 21ACULZ. Nashvili-E, Sept. 15th, 1VJ. At the Tennessee State Fair this dsv tb ileh rremiom was awarded to tht Grover A fcak.r S inir .Machine as the best for all claf fumi-rwnl Also was a premium awarded to tha Groin A R&ir on the double-Iofp stitch, as being sopenortni shuttle or lock stitch ivr tLo same purpos. liw ircajiurm wers awaracu over t ,e heeler A 1st . M. Singer, and llowe machines, in comr etiiigs. Sale Room3, 121 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. . Fnll 50,000 T.JJS T OOL 1TASTED. ST. JOSEPH; MO. Two Extensive Woolen' Factories ani. SUCCESSFUL OFERAION, ONE NEW AND FITTED UP With all the Latest Fine Improvement! We are cretareI to have for sale the following Goodt Satinets. Heavy and Lkit JEAXS TWEEDS, FLAXSIU WHITE, COLORED, STRIPED AXD TLAI5 n. tra n t mm ' Fulled Hnsejs, Colored Tfti. and Jhxed, 11-2 Yards vide. FULLED CLOTH, Blankets cf all Kindi and sli Quality YARNS OF ALL SIZES AND C0L0R3, Warranted all Goods of the best material. BTWs will e.tchari7e tha bTat fJn.? fur W. or cash. Fancy Iij in- to Order. We will Market Prices. f Iourconntantlv on hunA f.,r-.7 T,K.t-r . ... .... , paid for wheat. N BUEL Jt SON. EUELL4 DUCl August, 23, 1SC0. SIMD- CAM Dili! AJS'D EVAPORATOR? I HAVE made arranrements with POrG-v BROTHERS, Zanesville, Ohio, the only establi in the tailed State. enga?el eaclusivelr " - wtST facture of Sorgho Suzar R..-r.irrt. Ac' which I can furnih the farmers la this rei'ilh ,s" much needed articles. The DotiRla Sugar Hill ana ir parstoa were awardei the First Premium at tie State Fair; and the highest honor at the Cmted it",f! Asrtcultoral 3-ciety, a silver mclal. I am ecnJ- Farmers of Nebranka. Kana. Northern Misfc" Southern Iowa can find no other to suit thsm M-; either in price or therwi. Capacity and Price of Wilis Tnri'C Iron Rollers in SrrnrTlrr.r.Fn:? No 0 One Horse Tertiral Mill pre.-es from 2 o ao gallons of Juice per hour ; price do 1 One horse Vertical cresses from 25 t t pallons of Jace per hour ; price a Same as No 1 ; extra heavy. da 3 Io horse Vertical presses from 33 ta W -callous of Juice per hour; liiht drift do 3 Twohorsf; Vertical (double searH)?re-- eafrom aStoSOgallcnsjuiceperhour.tea'T t draft do 4 Two hor Vertical (jlnple reared) press es trom 50 to 75 gal Iocs of juice pr bBr' .) heavy draft do 6 Fonr horse Vertical (single t eartrf)e3?" y city from Hfl to 125 zallooa per hur do7- 1 do To horse FIrizrDtal fba k (reared) suita ble to attach tu Xhrehinii: Mac lime -crortsf po;r, preea f rijai 40 to 60gaHonsf ' juice per hour Two horse Horizontal, with vertical :--to apply lev-1!". ?r!:r.: b liorsea anie ertical, presses 43 to 65 gallons per ai " do S Four horse Ilarirontal (Tack feared) able to attach toTarehir. Machtneoret'i'f power, pree Tto 100 tralloa per bonrs do 9 Six horse nriKntaI back reared) lated for water or g:eam power, rea'jr '"f the belt, and with capacity to workoffacroF Cf from 15 to 20 acre of Cane. R. vr. FX H.VAS, AS Douglas' Improved ' PRE3IIOI SUGAR 311 JhskingvM Works. Zanesville, '. We are now prepared to manufacture oar PT', t, Su(jar-L'&4 Miil. either Vertical or BonW1" win be able to supply tbe demand, however 'rrjT,y We are also manufacttirini Don ia' Improve- orator, and also PocgUs Sea-- Saar A" vapor t"'; are pre;ared to furnish every article of tbe be s ' ty. and at m derate rates, repaired in tbe m02Ttit PSICE3 $50 $50, $30 100. and npwarii- r' Furnaces and Evaporarors. $Z0to $tCO. iilis9 Circulars and Pamphlets fu-niibed ea All orders addressed totbt coders: fried will IW.rC KBK hiil' lj attended t. pl-ly Zan.rn, Oh"- ti