Nebraska Newspapers

    70.000 APPLE TREES
' Xcx Sal'
AT FAIR VIEW NUIibERY, HALF
MILE WEST OF SIDNEY IOWA.
Tt.aa tree, are lb tL'ir U .K0',4
24 use. tSccaU each .....( ij
4S.C03 t 7 ear ulJ tree. (tT '9 cceO
",7 .41 n-lto Setd.ln GocKUrry.
1 W i WliuDatcb Carrot.,
at 19 rant rcu
!00 t year '- Concord Crepe Vine at .0 cent.
bl'iUWlUUc. at cent.
I.Ur,C-b, or .lew w UD r
and tbJT that wish totKUt Urcbard. wiA do wJ
to com and ret tr'!- , orrr rro v?f.
ir.i
tie,
io
OREGON NURSERY.
E. IT. BtiltHES & CO.,
nrrron. Holt Co., HO.
wu. ...ik.r. loPff tinei been convinced
iu niKiun"--- urerT in the
f ib want t-f tt c1" ur'cr ,n
TREES SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &C.
Can M aspi ., .ataLliahed oa at tbn place,
fact., w. b-!! " "r'" Hivaton. which we of-
ao-1 hart now in
f.x . , . r .
ttecma...,., Iarca4 well ..elected . lock
..A a k. ... 1 i est at A. lif
.4 riie. standard and d warT,
" 7w,sUndard and dwarf;
. tailar J aud dwarf r
W a
Peach ee, - - -
Aprlcoti,
JiectarJnei,
' ' Quince,
5 Umpet,
f - . - Correntt,
Gooseberries,
Raspberries
Strawberrleiaadmkberrie,
rvrrens OroemenUl Trcts, sbr,
OrMha ani ddins PU.u. IU-. 1M.
cif the people oi u 1
rr U'm. wiilbe Ml,. J reliableea.t.
TSri-f of o. the-.pen.eof transportatJon
.rU.SuTi carefally ladled and
III r.i. prompt BUHCUES t CO.
M000 H.nd.rJ in ' ,n,"t "!"nJ
8irbrrie. Ktc Tint, k bt
varletr known
UfAvory No I
I.amton Blti'rr. P" "
Krancnnla RavUe"y " J
Woich Hybrid Pie Plant, none better! 00
RedDuUb Currant, p. doxe n $1 00 6.00
BlaxkyabtctCvrr't " .
tl.kll.. PhlfiTC. &.C.. &.C
t.rra.TT, --7-.. E.K.BACCN. '
H'iiotp Crrrk. Lee Co.. in.
1 L w r TT1 Tl TTI O
OHIO liUitoxiAo
50
75
1.00
1 50
a. 00
s.oo
I 63
.&
6 00
15.00 25. 00
1 00
" . t ,M.on 1. now .H.ro.cUn for tran .pl.nUnB
yrZiiandOrnarnntal Trees Grape Vines,
Shrubbery, Roses, Sc.
AUo : all ttt le1'11" rarietiei or
Currants, Gooseberries, Blacklernes,
IUtpberries. Strawberries,
. Sec, &c, &c.
, .i..tock and we orTf r thtn cry
arTai'.diou.d ,Udi the.r-.r.
. ,-.11.M.11 Ohio N r,enw. Toledo. O-
i " :
ronry Kooci Pan, 3 o 4 years old,
M"f of Vbem alroadj fruiting in the ..ur.ery,
ara noi offered at $10 p hundred ort-r thou-
"al Tiic ricncli Raspberry.
At 5ir 100 UrS quant.uea at greatly re
auied$riS: no winter protcctM,- and
.6 r-r Wred;Mo
1 ftidj cKb SW. Fra-nt Honey SuckJcf,
LOOK TO YOUIIITERESTS I
STEAL! FERRY BOAT
AT
Brcmil!e, '
Tothowla tb Sutea oattai!atipf jciuj to
the cbratka aad Hr-a.
GOLD IINES,
Tie ctiJri;l d dir . and tii v dwg will
but pr&ciite d4:eT,tLn,tkat tbere ar JrabU
lob K.urtIin
Croiiing the iliascaririreratl'rowiiTille,
and 00. Siting at, asdatartirs frcm tkal i'Jtt,nit
be fatsd at any jtberjlit: on the Iiouri Hi
rer. Is the Cr.t place, tn bolb tidetcf the nrtr
are Urge extent! vi bvttom land in which jrra.
tnakei a much earlirt'.ari lLao cd the uj ILd,an4
ii njdib more a'-atj'iaot, ttifg ictxhauitiLle the
entire ieajMti. IKre, then, is a aetiraUo flaee to
recruit ttotk teforeateriir.j n the Haiti. Mca
can aim be purtLared ber in reryfarvratle termi
The Urwnri'.le Steam Ferry tx.at, being the beit
en the Hirer, oUAri peculisri&Jaccaeatf for crori
inj at thii point. It xrzt and cotsiotxiiuu: with
powerful iwaebicery.wbi'rh enablca the proprietor
to ferry euigranti and otbtrtin the muitexpedi
tiout mar n-r.
We nnJtrLskelO iT til Hie lU Diner. ineB f
Urownri:i-arra well pref.tred terre tbe wili
Inr aui t'ltee. with a .arricr oualiij and vn fur
c-ralle termai can be fonnJ tliehere. Krerythiug
deiirablecao be purchael in nrownviIle,oeh At
Provisions, t lothin. Mining Imple
ments, fee, &c
The Route from Mrownrille to the Mine is nni
rer.alljadmilted by thoe who baretrarcled itand
otberi.to be inperior in ercry respect. Ilrownrille
if about midway between St. Jo. and Omaha. At
to diitaoce, an examination of the map isall that
! neeewarr to pr to any one that it ii nearer
from bere to the mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On thla route wood and water
abound the entire distance, while on many others,
woodbasto be healed for many days.
The foregoing facts are fullj and latisfactorily es
tablished by the immense trarel of last year, and
tbore who adopt it the present season will bare no
caue torcgret baring done o. Tberefoi
Cross the Missouri Hirer at and start
from Brownville.
JO UX CODDIXOTOX CO,
Proprietor Steam Ferrj Boat.
. Oregon Nursery.
We be ft l't call the attention cf the public to the Flo
ral depkrtment of onr EtaMlsbment, whicn we now
tare in full and acceful operation. Our stock of
Greenhouse, bedJine. and Plowcrin Plants, Shruba,
ac., conin!ltir In part of Geraneumi. eroena. uan
Hax. Peloaea. Peoolea. Heliotrope, kc, we offer for
sale the coming Sprirmat lower prices titan usual, there
by p!cinf tbem within tbe react of all. Mci-t of these
p anti" flower all Summer, and for-iie, color, form. and
fragrance of flower cannot be excelled.
Having; tbe advantage of a flrt class propagating
house and its appendages, which afford us facilities for
Increasing our stock to meet tiny demand, parties sbo'd
have no rears of setting what they want by banding In
tneir orders early.
M'e attend to the Propagating Department ourseires,
and warrant every article purchased or ns to be good,
strong, healthy, well rooted plants, and true to name,
Oar descriptive and priced catalogues will be out in
April, an I will be forwarded by mail to all applicants.
J. A. VANARSDAI.E.& CO., St. Jotepb Agricultural
ITouM, and Jt. W. FURNAS, Farmer Office, Brownville.
T-. areour antboriied Agents. All orders left with
tbem will receive prompt attention.
K. U BURCHES fc CO.
P. 8. Ilavlng forcing pita specially for tbe purpre,
we will have Stt'KKT POTATOE plants for sale by tbe
million, at reduced prices. K. II. B t C.
Oregon. Mo. Eeb. HW1 Feb 1861
Mammoth Cabbage.
Thoce who defire to raise the largest vn bbage in
the world, should procure the Marblehend Mammoth
Drumhead. The Cabbace arerages 30 pounds to
the plant, and plants harj been grown weighing orer
CO pound and measuring 70 inches around the solid
head. The heads being a good deal larger than a
two bushel basket.
One packare of Marblebead Mammoth, 25 rents,
five packages one dollar. I do not sell the Mimmoth
by weight. Dealers supplied at a libcrnl di.-couiit.
I warrant all seed sent treaj the purchaser.
JAMES J. II. GREGORY,
r.37rS Marblchead, Mass.
O IE. 23 G-
80,000 Wilson's Albany
Strawberry Plants lor ale.
. .. j Ktn rr " 100 $1. Larc
!Swf thTD YOOO at reduced rat.,. These
UHr of superior quality, being grow0 upon
J 7 0t Lake St.. Chicago.
"-:iBrTTiRSY,
" " Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Garden, l lcldaml rioucr Seeds,
A X.f.0
" GRATE VIKTS. GOOSrBEaEirS.
Cirrants RaDb.rrie. Hlackbern".
ciu:sci:n r ci ty, ionva
TGRAPE VINES,
Too Large to Send ly Mail'
T CLIarv7sll &Ero's, Geneva,!! X
INVITE particular attention to their extensive
stock ot
NATIVE GRArE VINES,
e At two yean old. strong plant., t'own In the epen
wr and la targt Jer gUt-l)elawre. P'aua,
CXnoord. Reoecva. Uart.'ord Prolific, etc., lu quantuies
Ws-iitpurcha-ra. , . .
Tlxtra T.ree P'anU at MMerat Prices.
Soroisix Viuoo
For cnltivati.m under t aw, of thebet ortaGol.lea
Ramburg. Bowood Atuscat, Uek Ilaaiburg. U"floJl,
Royal Vdina. Golden CUawelaa, and thirty other
new andold sorts, one and to years old, at greatly re
tloced pri" A fln ,ot cf ,x,r ,,r,e VUnU f10 10
extra Urge pots for immediate rrutttng.
A auannty or thee. Ku' and Forelcn. are In the
tllar. and iny ba packet and shlppet at any p easant
.. daring Winter or early Sp log. with li T. Tar
Ucular attention given U packing vine, secure. y ror an
nana of tbe country. Send f r Catalogues.
T. C. MAXWELL BROS.,
(IrStSi-PvSiiSl Oeneva, Ontario Co-, N . X.
" "Douslas1 Improved
rrtEJiiTMsrG.ut 3
. Mutkinsutn Works. Zanesvule, Ohio.
W ar now reprd manufacture our 7Yfai
SQr-Cnt MiliM. either Vertical or Horixontal,
. wtilbeabla ta.crpiythe demand, however large.
W are aUo mana!actnmg IKugta Improved Evap
orator, and ato Douela.SKana Ranar Eraptrator, and
art prepared o rurmsb every article of tbe bet Quali
ty and at ni"derate rates, required la tbe luanmacior
fltlCES $!0$53. S30, tlOO. and upwards. Price cr
Fara;e.aadKvsiorator,i0totl0O.
Circulars and Pampbleis furui.-hed on arpllcatUn
111 orders addres.ed to tl e un1erif r.ed wl II be prompt
lj attended to. DOUGLAS UliOTU? US
apl-lr Zanesrille. Ohio.
. Crevelins" Grapo-Vines.
Orders for Vines of this really delUifi amd earjr
Grp-acccc:rBic4 by Cah will recede rroapt
attestioD. mm . . ,
Hood one year Vines, 5e each ?4 rrdoren.
-Cood two Tear Vines, $l,C3each. f 7 per d.-ien.
Gooa two year t;0ODWlN k CRO
T2aS Kingston, Lnieme Co., Pa.
BQPIEE FLOW WORKS
TO FARMERS
Of Nebraska and N. W. Missouri:
AOA.IN I would call the attention or the raruiera
or Nebraxka and Mls.ouri, to the fact that 1 have on
band aud am coiiktantly manufacturing, at my Plow
Factory, in Oregon, Mo., wagons, and every pattern or
plowa, to-wt :
FllAIIlIC PLOWS.
One and Two Horse PIotts,
anovei 11 o s,
II o c.i ,IIUkrws,o
Corn Plnnferff,
And Harrow Teeth
Together with everything m this liae ned by a farmer
I take the responsibility cf saying that my two bre
nlowa will do better work. In Ktubble or any kind of
rough ground, than any I manufactured or fold in this
upt'er country. Aly two-horhe and prairie pinwi. will be
sold, for cah on terms, such as w,ll place them la the
reach of every fanner.
My Plows can be obtained from my agent at Iowa
Point. K. T., Hrownvllle. Nodaway comity. Marietta,
Rush Bottom, lloltcounty, Uruwnville. N. T. and For
etClty. MARTIN HOFFMAM.
X. B. Allkirhlsof repairing doue with neatness aa4
dispatch, on liberal term.
Oregon, Mo., May, 1569.
Theodore Hill, Agent
At Brownville, X. T.. keeps onhand a general assort
ment of Huffman' Plow.
Brownville. May, I860. Iv
otucitD Association
' Hubbard Squash Seeds.
A limited supply of seed or this celebrated Hety
t tqiart I? Wceni. per 100 i"1'. t!,t
Warranted put. 0;Ucrsldenuneariy.
an, mi. CitKtnt City Irwa.
A Benevolent Intt itution eilnblithed by tpecial En
dwntnt for the Relief of the Sick mud Dittrested,
ejlicted v:t Virulent'and Epidemic Ditfe$ end
eipeciall for the Curt of Dueaitt of tht Sexual
Organ
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. b7tbe Acting
S'irceon. to all wh apply by letter, wrtb a description
or their condition, (ige. occupation, habitsof life, &.C..)
and in cue oi exiieme poverty. Medicines fornUhed
free of charge.
Talnab'.e Reports on Spermatorrhea, and other dis
ease! or tbe Sexual Orgas, and on the NEW RF.XK
PIES employed in the Diieosary. tent to tbe afflicted
Inaealed letter envelopes, rree ol charge. Two or three
Stamps tor ptace will be acceptable
AdJre 1R. J. SK.ILLIN n0CGIlT0!ff. Acting Sur
geon, noward Asciatl n. No. 2. South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Director.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prea.
nto. PAiacwiLD, Sec'y.
Ov.u.ber IS. IS60. nlS yly
Sill JIB CM LULLS
EVAPORATORS
I IT AVE made arrangements with DOUGLAS
BROTHERS, Zanesville, Ohio, tbe only establishment
lu the United State, engaged excluf Ively io themann
facture or Soreho Sugar Mills. Evan,Ttors. A.C , by
which 1 can furuifb the faroierfia this regiu with thie
much needel article. Tbe r.gia Sugar Mill and Ap
ptrst us were a wanted He Flr.t Premium a the Ohio
State Fair; atxl the highest honor at the United State
Agricultural Society, a llver medal. I am eQont
Farmer ot Nebraska. Ksna. Norvbern Misaouri and
Southern Iowa can find no other te suit them better
either ta price or otherwise.
Capacity and Price of Llills.
rnree Iron Hollers in Siron.Iron Frame.
0 0 One n.re Tertlcat SfHI presses from tS
to 30 gallons of Juice per hour ; price
o 1 One hore Vertical pre-e from 24 to 49
gallons of juce per hou"; price
Same as No 1 i extra heavy.
4o 3 Two horse- Venice 1 presses from 15 to 60
gallon ot Jnicw ier hour; light drift
do I Twohort-e 'Vertical ( b.uble.-eare 1) press
es from U to 50 gall jn juice per hi ur.heavy
draft
do 4 Two hors Vert lea 1 (single geared) preM
es from 60 to 'Sgilloa or juice per hour ;
heavy dralt
do S Four horse Vert:cl ilnt!e gearedjea pa
city from 100 to 11 gaiin per hour
do C To hore Ujrix.Kiul (ba k geared) suita
ble to attarh tTIefc!tig Machine or other
power, pree from 40 to 60 gal ions of
juice per hour
do 7 Two bors.e IX.riiontaI. with vertical shaft
to apply leverto. worked by horses ave as
Tertical. presses 40 ta 0 gallon per hour
to lit
do S Focr horse no'tonta! hack geared) nit
able to attach toTtre-biL Mackmeorother
power, pr e TSt 100 gallon per hours 15
do Six horse llorliot.tal (back geared) calcu
lated for water or steam power, reaov for
the belt, and with capacity to work off a crop
of rrom 15 to20 Hce-of Cane. 15
6
80
SO
100
140
100
tot
Of iai kinds, tor sale at Uus odlce.
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To Your Real Interests!
Citizens of Brownviiie
Ana tbeCestor5Ianlilnd
LOOK OUT FOR THE
l, . i-, v r, h '
vi v : t ; ; j
MAIN STREET, BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Takes pleasure la announcing that be has now on baud, a large and select stock cr every art cle In hi line.
a
COOH. STOVE3S
Of all the Improved ptKers; rix : Plymouth Bock, Charter Oak. Valley Forge, Elevated Oven, .c,
n
V
ee"-
llllioP.V-ajr
Box and Parlor Stoves of an endless Tariety, some of which are entirely ew vlt : A combined
Cfot and Parlor stoves, something very nice Indeed ror small famine
IIEiscolla;X2 eons.
HEAVY SHEET IRON FOll SUGAR BOILERS
And Large Cast Iron Kettles from 8 to 22 gallons.
Coal and Lard Oil Lamps; Brass Copper, and sheet Iron ware; uuis.n, ouuvc.., i
JAPANNED WARE,
t nrwmrarf vrtirTt tn Tn.nnfaetnre a late slmnle and Inrprored self-sealing Fruit Can to which I call the
attention or the public. All ..r which 1 pledge myseir to sell at as ralr rates and on as accomodating terms as
any other establUhment in this region or the country ..... j .
I am prepared to put up guttering and spoutiug and all other work or my line atthe shortest notice, and in a
workmanlike manner, which 1 warrant Io give satisfaction.
I pledge myself not tobetndorold In the upper country
Brownville, August, SO I860.
bit mEMmMm.
ILATEOT MEWS.
THEO. HILL
5
Bali &I
COME AND BUY
CHEAPER GOODS
AND
iXi oxc of (HI) cm,
Thau was ever Kfnre offered in this
Market!
i j. Hiirai & co
AT THE
Pioneer Store
B 0W NVILLE,
We Have Just Received and Opened
Most Magnificent
Stock of Goods !
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
ZEPHYR HOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
Cutlery and Queciiswair,
Glassware,
Arjd Choice
GROCERIES.
Largest Aasortmentof
llcadv.ilndo IolI)inr
JOHN A VQini,
Hi AW i ;''
1 it-..-. i-i'M k"' I - f
WHiri.l-Y liEW ELOC1I.
MAIN STREET,
UUOWSVILE A. T.
Wlie.e he has i-ered a; a
FiEEse stoces.
Conoiatlnn of
sT.tr li: 4M r a.cy
DRY :GOODS,
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
G-roo irios ,
" , i'
. le t i i
rf-' ' .1-
! v rv e J k.i
e.;i:t.ah!;
A ' w "j t !
l.iiK U: i
Flour,
COMMUTING or
Ham,
Bacon
Gnar,
Llclasscs
Cofiee,
Tea,
Salt,
Cheese,
Candles,
etc.ctc.,
And a fine assortment of .
LIGHT GROCERIES
Such as
Spice,
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc.
ALSO,
A well selected Slock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Vjiheii
fnl
liit e i.I . f ! l.e i e I k
ffere lli,r bi:rr I.V.i.n,
ANirT. LiM" ii 1 X'
eral i f i-iJivi-,
C.t:euoer.c f I r"., e
Cotv 1M. by c.ejir.t ti
let iue w i: b a e v
ail violcal vrt- leat ti. ,
ti V
Frrers. f all kind-, by re-r.,. ..j
l,i n ca .4 '. ttitw (U tbe ft,,,
- . . . . . .
------
wb-TIH't). M til other. .
The Ijfe Mcli-:i.ehav Vee b..
i ermaiieul iy i .hree e tT. 'T'l
lb tt tune by ren'Virii l.w.i ma .w.,
cie Uvtneni. from the ), im, " v
l)rot t$ t alt kit!, ty f..1M
tht ki.li.e) and biailer ; the 4''4
ly t ibee lmir'nt nrm nj k.fct k"
found a rprtasn reme.y f.r tbe mr,, ,
Al. XVarnt f.y 4i.i.-dii:,g fr,.,, . .
here.
Scurvy IVrertand tivrtmtt . i
purity wbith tltei-e Ufe Ali;tmei Ni, ;
and all the hi:nir. ,'k.i
Scibaiie Krnptiunaar.d bd o ,i?n.
ten:uve effect. upn the flgi.t, tw i
tSe morbid tateof which ht, ,,. ' u i
plamtji.. alIow,ciuly, andotitr luu'S'-"
..n. i
Tbe use of the?e pills for a verv t
mm t'i.lv... v. . . Bliruni'iO a '
1.
ia
ment In the e'earsesj of tfce kia
InflaenaawiM always be cured by c,tJ
Ibe w. ri caes. . . "
riLES. The original proprietor r it. I
wamcuredof pile of thirty.dv yearifj.j
ue..f the Lire At edu-ines alone ' ":
rtver and Jyue For th, rr ,1 -s. , '
Country. thee AledKinea will be r. o- i ,
ml certain reme.Jy. Other me-Jinn
subject to a retura of the 0ieae. c nr. .
cine is permaoert try tbem. be 4ii.8.,
Biiious Keversand Liver f..ni.l.mi. JJ
bllity. Io of ane!it. ana V. .., S7Z
U..l,nn.l hi,. .... . . 'l ,
ult In does of thii1e ripii,.n. Iir,, e,
Uli In Its worst fornis. yield i it, a , , -fulacrl.
nof thee retnai kbie )lrii,i5f, . ."1
Nervuns debility. Nerv..C' Bipi, in,f, ,L
pitation or tbe heart. Painter'. CoIk an
ed.
Mercurial Diseases pr.m ,,
have become impaired by ihe imuil:, , . l
win Kim tnee aieiK-ine a perrm tnr, u
fail to eradicate fr.iiii the iem all ,
aiercury, innuueiy .'iir inn tie m... .
arstions of Sarparlll. r I
133 B
July 5 ISC0 ly
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18G1
McCniiMh'K'.s
. iUEEXSWAUE,
Boots and Shoes.
Ecnper & Iiloiu
V. II. .11M 'OIMlli Ik ;r
( Hit M'.n. '.i.v
Tw':rj-rr T t n n 1 n:- i !.
lvt ai.2 yours.
.la Aeermji; of net I.i C'J r.i4 ) y -
t'iriflfi from Vlf ., rt m
paces, dtzc,
CMOIICE BOTTLED L5I0OM,
Catawba Wine,
Champaigne Wine,
Claret Wine.
Old Rye,
Old Bourbon.
Irish Whiskey,
Porter,
Gin Cock Tail,
Saddle Bag Whisky,
Blue Lick,
Boker's Bitters,
Pale Brandy,
Curraco, &c.
h 1 m . i ii jm "
J b&i'UJ SJ 2J mU -m(L
Dishes,
IPlatcs,
Cups e& saucers,
HJowIs,
&b p
Bar Tumblers,
Decanters,
Gtblets,
Wine Glasses.
Fruit Duhes,
Pitchers&c,
Ua J J ii . UJ V i a
BOOTS jGi.rr33 SEHE03ES
nrs
i yS n
w u w aw
Boots.
Shoes,
Hats.
Caps, etc.
Ever opened in Brownville and no mistake I
Caps from 25cts to $3,50.
V;t can Fit dents In Suits ficm $5 to $5U
9
"Villosr Ware
JEW EL E Y .
Ear Rins,
Shirt Ikiitons,
Finger Rings,
Bracelets.
Breast Pins,
Sec, 2ic.
Come and see and Secure Bargains.
THE HELL.
Brownrille, Acjust, 30, I860.
FUR ft ITU KE.
Saddles and Harness,
Oil Cloths and Carpeting,
SCH001 BOOKS!
BLANKETS FROM SI 50 TO 1 50
Iron, Hails and Castings
GLOVES
Ladifs Riding. Kid and Silk. Gents
Gauntlets, Buckskin and Driving.
But Qualities of
BRMMES M3I WHISKIES
EVKBYTMJiG
Needed or Desired
Can le had at our Store, and on terms a
favorable an those of any other
House in the West.
AH Kinds of
C0U1TTEY PE0DUCE,
Will be taken In eichaaceat current trice.
ComoOno! Como illl!!
We are determined tesell at lower prices and five
better bargains tbaa ever before.
D. J.-MARTIN L CO.,
n3 knowledge of the trade and wmts of the people
of Ii wnvihe and vKtnity enable him to nuke judn l-
1 1 1 1 luirrhu... n v u.... I ,... Ih I. m . r lr u , It. . b ...
examiiiati ii ot hi-Sii-k fee I ills' amre-' he will be
aoiv io p.iiij in ffn.'jij, ij ir auu o itv.
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WHITNEY'S BLOCK
Dissolution
The pirfnerKliip heretofore pxixiinx under tbe name
and -trie i f l.ibii muli Al Cur..n at Brownville, !'e
bra-k . w i, ..ii i he tl t iia "l November itiK.vel tr
lliiiiii ilc.iieiit by ihe with'lra al of B. P. fvn-hbaiicb
j.ilm i,. carin will ettle the unnnixbeii bn.ine of
the old firm and ciKitinei the Banking and Real Ctate
A Kent) buniie heretofore at the old tnt.
B. P. LL'SII 8tnn
ov. 1st, 1S60. JOHN. L. CAKSOtf.
In everir ny boine. connexion with my late paft
tier, I leeiit tlii. a proper iii(Mirt unity of expressing my
thaiikH for the pitrotiane betowed tiiin our firm, dailnf
tlie periml in wtiich e were etijiaged in biim.
It rr.r.i me n-iirh pleanure al tu Cotniiiend to the
fdvorableconpider4tion of the friend ! the old Arm my
ucce-w-r in hntne ilr. t;arxr, a sent man In every
way worthy Hie Confluence and aitpporl of a dicrlm
inatiim public.
b. p. ixsniiAi on.
As a ne-iter. tSe "JM',m !i"
thrf J raiTicuri pu!!io l.r thi l;r-t ui
Jnripjlh.lt time bil 2tini H r-i.u;. ia i
Il"rc- HVf." .Vol ith'nt ilir r '
ereain oi tii 'titin. an I th hr.t i.f in-,,
pi'i in the ilreebii-tneut of llmnui' , i
,.!ilorraitk''leli ili VHtt- iLnnUit i
pi-ri'-r of nil m thi mirth f.,r yr x ':
Ul'-llf.
1 fi- r-l r 'fr-.'li'-r rri i-l.
that il' M '.'r-ii.
but i fl'i W oil) 1 if, l. i .. tri
cri'M'tn l uiiiil Ii (r v -,
111 Mil III th l.l. tn-n I
th" itni'l' tn -n', in I n- r
time or t i!"it. r i iiVf mi , .
Munv efiSiftji l.inn Wi, .
i- iri, jifid f ! I -t 1 1 , ti.? (',;;.;
(jre it'T altnitli. i s il .i. ';v( r I ; r ,..'
n . t
simplicity, sthengjua.nl:
KAHILI fY
rumm nl il to the lirw r. wlnV i e'..-
orW, with rc iHttmj ,,f yer,( ' it ih f-!.
x r all i.f I r.
Thi' e mi wtitrj the fmrrje thus torurit 'ii
w-rft et b.i'ance t' the niiu hiii" : tfn i,.iU-
rkr. ii: the r-r of the driver, thus
weizlit wht-re it shouM he. and n-lie;oi c.
erjmi'sof the ipsihinv: ibe iKvr s J
rliht imlontatiori ot the 'cklo..l!i. ('- .
i nl dher improvi mf-n's Jt l,hr mnU-r,'
eiiol the direct draught, an l so . Lnii u
dnmlit that many assure ns that it i
fx'Kt. Thelrtuht 'f tbe tUtp-r is nl
in nuarnuji intu-es the lar lour-b-r
is worked with but t bors. .
30,000 I.IIS UOOIa WAITED.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Two Fxten.sivr Wuolcn Factories arc in
SLTCnssFl'l. OI'ERAltiN.
ONE NEW AND FITTED UP
With all the Latest Fine Improvements.
te are treiarnl to ininufjcture to order. and
have lor sale tbe following Utxja:
Satinets. Heavy and Lieht,
JEM'S TWEEDS, FLA XX E LS
WHITE. CflLouKI), TIUPri) AMD I'LAI.V
Ta InsoTii.
Failed IliiKCjN, CoiuieU lYhltc
and Mixed. 11-2 Yards vide.
FULLED CLOTH.
B!ankfts of ali K:nds and all Qualities,
VAKNSOF ALL SIZES AND COLOUR,
tVnrrantel aDOiKxtsnf the bcf rmferi.il.
JJfWo will exchange the above Uooda for ffwl
or curb.
Fancy Djlnir to Order
We will ii.i. cah lr any aaount ul Wool, at
Jlnrhct Trices.
Floarci-M'tantlr on hand forsiile. Tbe best iii-r
pr.id for w heat .
.iilki. a ij. i;lki.i.a uijs"
Auu-t, 21. nf,n.
s''
A-
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J
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BrwTiIl6,0c.. IS, IS! 9.
?i-15
Trus Delewaro Grape Vines
rHOPAOATED r UOM 1 11 OE1U1WAL
BTOCK.
Strong. Well-rooted One Year Old Tinet $1 ; Two-
year old bt) Io 1 o. A few extra Inrqe la-jrrt
wit bearing wood, 2 to ti. Smaller Idjert, 41 to
$1 SO
ALSO fine vine r.f A lien' new white Hybil I Anna.
Clara, Oforil Clm'on Cdy. Iiara. Heibenvrit
Hif..r1. Prolific Ion lV.iir I.iflia. Itua. On
tario etefca R.pr- new lltriU, Taylor's Bullitt.
To-Kali-n l'nin TilU.-e lie.
C-Hipaetly r .i lUwre. w!b abundant fine.
flbrouF rou'a carefrl.y p.ickel In nia enveloped In oil
tiik anl erit t pud, toauy part of tbe CtiioB,
recen "f earn
l-ttlj aiwt t'i'ibi nt nvie and wo yer Cfnwtn.
f-.reiifn vine f .r tirji.ie. Ritihj'rle Blackberries,
Sir'wlrtie N'. aU at the l,. rales.
J3enl for a 1-c'jUr
;wi W CAMPHXIX Delaware. O.
Oct. 13 19C0 nl-Jm
FRUITS OF! JAMEMTAL TREES.
Small Fruits CultivjiKd ar.dfuSa'e
T TUB
OLIVE BRANCH NURSERY
Sixtten mie.t eit of Cincinnati,
CLERJIONT COUNIY. OHIO
130,000 APf LE TETL3 5 ID 7 FELT HIGH.
!"" l"!r It'f v rn Tji!irly n.yr'ni
io thf tr l' : f-I'Ttel. 10 if p r liunlred r;tai.'.
he. SI2 0-1 rx-r hi I, r-tail.
I'lnm. Ill i-ri h. r'.nl.
fh- m" Jic: i 'ta. !i,r'-!.l.
Q'l'nir-'. 2 en tn'l r-'a'.',.
Im -l rrie-. 7 ' e -r i j-r x . TTni'ht'.n 'redi'
! r r-s. It 'en pi. in lir J.
IVr tree. :SH ren xa-la . I) mar'.
IUjm-I lirrri-', $1 0.1 .-r l n, Liw'.on.
Straw b-r'i- . f i rer .M.
Kbub.irlt. jlil.no , r hun l'ol. L'tmius.
Tin m ri nimoi ti ar n.w ;r.wii) en nr
i vwian'U. iil woroii'i'l'T tli'ts frrr fin". "I r
y.n.rifti r' atr-ntion has leen Riven for the Is I
fit t--n rears atio'i-t entir-ljr ti th .rfi--,rati..n ,f
Nurerie. thr eulnvatinj and inirketin if Fruit :
and during thu tins-, have mie it a buios to
eol!e f fr n the mod correct ou rue varieties "!
eia! ltd adapted Io tbi dim tte.
All rder, ace.rjirnied by e.b. attended t"
protni'tlj: arnJ, if ne-e!'rv,delireriii in Cincinnati,
and forwarded free cot. eii-ej.t tlerte charges
when orders are tvied or ba!ei. AJ Ire.
W. C. DOLE,
Olivt Branch, Clermont co.t 0.
As A Mower,
at. -.a. ....
loemv-Qineor ism wj;i be foond U ' '
to unjr tet that it may be sabiniftl t i. Tv '.
indentation of the Sickle, its 1.1 'hf n t sal " -
nxtion with the beam anl Cnzors. ai!ow an -an',
of rn dion nol practicable irt- other mvbin
enabling us to- ooW rrrrf, w;ih a a rlv '
en, even, srorkin well. Our I
Improved Guard aud Patent Che
effecfuHliy trevenU cbokinr. do nutr '
condition of the grass, while our nw dini" ;
separates badly lfd ao,J taclcj e!sf T,
w hero other macbines fail. I
There is a! a irreat afrant.i2 in "or s .
sirkleele orer the smooth. as ii dit'l
sharpeninu so often, thus savin time. Our ."
win irerjoently ran tbr..oh an entire tsrv.i ' ;
cut once jrindinK, while the smooth etp k" !
gt-oond enceeaeh dij, if not uftrner, W : b ' ;
ede the draught increr'e a the knife b-i j
Uur draught u uniform, and in reth-i ,r " i
rinj the seaM.n of Ihi'.O. nroT.il fr lirht-r iv
jle Mower, etfitrajf at tbe s.ime t:;Do lr..ia!' " 1
eighteen inches wider.
Oir Mower ran be o-d with or i h ' 'v i
this is iiot,rtsnf. and without th; rv-1. '.' ' S
about r?70 rfun.
In addition to th- very lib n! wir-mt -- ."
all perehaers. we w.w!.r,,' at I. r - I t k f
rrw-r who mif !fr it, ari at !.-' '
rwicbin) lhr. tiX'n sh i.rv' -r. )''''
krep. ttid inf f..r th ..no it tr t
I'jMt bkta with full .1 .nii n f im ' '
leatiia.,i,iat. A.. r, K . s . I r. .. i i, m'
Til EO DO HE II ILL. .1-rr.l
SADDLEEY.
Suddles, Hrldlrw. ( oKara, Wr
Lashes, Linen. G.itt. ..rrt?'!
Stirrups and Lsuthers 5j'
Curb and Port EilW. Ri!Z
Bradoons, Bvpgy Trimmir
Plajterinj Hair Con. -n inly on Hi
i
4
i
In D'dtr l
peraet.
, sail ail, I make ksraes f-sa
I bavt collars from C5 cents U 1
Ilaltrrt from 75c. to $1.73
1 wlLI. Aii LO'
l1'
,t
than any cae north of "t. 2sc;S.
wish xg aajth cg in mj linowiii zi
th Ar aaranta9 to kito m caU be5
ic elaewhere,
JOHN W. MIDDLET0N,
r- T7 io -
S PAN iSlTM Ein 'NO'S 1 1 KK
X R'ttnn,, lireeders of pure tlovrJ Ata ''
of the llauimond stock. r. !
Foil ShafubaJJ-J i
The bet practKI work yet pob.jsbe'l- j
Adlar. See for sale ty the iti'm witb ,tJ '
G a honey biixe. C Ac. Circulars wita 9
ney
lars sut to all ap;UDta
Jaa. 'II.