Nebraska Newspapers

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I IE APyERTlSER,
R0WKV1LL1:, MAY 1G. ISG1.
jov, con & co.
IdLxrpr ti Ixls . AKonta
- and I'rintlns Material of all Kindi
' Trib""' Em ldin,;, New York, and Brown's Iroi
j j'.ml tines, I'Dil8''.cip!n.
V-tlpt retb.Tit(Hl Af-enti IrrtJve
. 'farmer ana iavmmr.
MTfi-ssnTiS TO II (i KLV.
J-iJ.SfalM xir..d .Foreign -Newspaper
Ad vertisin g Agency,
a rroadwav. new York.
R-vna 'KI! ItASKA VAUMKJt."
f 'verti'riC Atrenls in . St. Xiouis. Mc?r,
1 v1 r -vr.-.ivin Asf-nts, 45 OHve St. lni,
!' -ro'lif 1 arnit iy that city, cti-I' t !:ey a tp an
,,..,5 t re im- a :0rti-e!orr,t f r ri.th. the.d?t?fr
rin,j fccr'ifr. iii. '1 c !! t bit I r r the same.
jCcownviilc Iloinc Guards A sub-
iniYwy-Cazqiny has Lccn forra-
ia" this ;i'ce. called tLc "Brownville
rne- Craid?' . The Company . ccn-
;nr'.hc vnixinuni number cf men ; CI,
'!u'ir:'T c-ftccr. ' The ' following arc
r-f i ' 0 f - .
().. llewctt. Captain;
I'. M. Martin', 1st ..Lieutenant;
W.!II. H.-crvor, 2nJ Lieutenant;
Iac Ilildwin, ltt Sergeant;
Lewis 1 1 12-1 '
I). H. M';Lau2Ulin. .Id"
X if. Mtfrriio-j, 4th
M." Ilajlannn, 1st Corporal;
J. O. Hamilton, 2 J
II.' T. 'Raiaty, 3J
KWcrthir.?, "4th '
R. McDaiik.1 ) ;r
W. A. Polock S
The Ccuiranv is- underpin? rcrrular
i ; o o
ri thorough drill hy Serjeant Raid win,
f'ate.of'the U. S. Regulars.
. A requisition. has been made for arms,
und all the necessary accoutrements.
The object of the organization is spe
nt i call y set" 'forth irr its name Home
- j j "
trcicciwn. 5
'Go in panics have also been formed at
Nemaha. City and Peru,
..Iuiuiediate-fettjis will be taken to form
i:i this county, a company each, of Dra
goons, Artillery and Riflemen.
Ladies Dress Oois. The Sprirg Stork of I.adicis'
fr..a r.ulfl fiihl ri.fi.fi4 t.r Tin r.. 1nnt tint. inuL'in:?
f.-u:u t!,c cr.,w4 ut iaJ.c who ruhh tlicre ami iurcha;e.
ti
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bicians.
Improvements, are progressing rap
idly all through our city. is pushing
"along his large brick store house which
he i erecting, next door to our ofiice. A
new house- already occupies the ground
where Matthew &, Medford's Fanning
Mill . establishment was burned a few
weeks-ago. Dr. Gwix has near about
completed his. residence on the hill side
'in -MidJle iJrownvillc. Stkixkle ispre-
, paring for th erection of his.large Flour
ing Mill on the levee; and many other
minor improvements are going on. Some-
"hciw things wont stand still in Urownvillc.
Ull.l.'g Cii-pl-ty of Dry GimxIij i abcaJ of anytiiing of
le kind ver oirnrp.l in this country.
TO-Correspondents. As our read
ers, are aware we have been absent from
our post a couple of weeks. During that
time rjuite n "correspondence has accumu-
lated,' some cf which demanded immedi
. ate re ly. .Wcwill endeavor to "catch
, ' up'' soon a.sj-ssible, and hope our friends
virill consider this explanation satisfactory.
. ' Cash ljlX.SlHe.SS. In the future Tiieo.
Hii.u ill il g.iuds iuT Ca.-li or good produce in LanJ
. on!j. ;
lie rctixhs tbank? for past lihcral pntronno, nnl
informs tlie J utlic that Lo isdetenmned toscllguod?
At price's ro jxr lliiit 1m fenrs no competition. Call
. and examine bU lurgo stock of goods cf all kinds.
'Neighbor Reynolds,- of the Acrs,
after a silence of .over two weeks, comes
al.-us again about that ."Hymn Book''
'affair. We have only to say it is a mat
ter . of too little importance for future
newspaper controversy ; but we would
like to Jnoi the motive which prompted
you to pen the first paragraph, brother
- Reynolds.
District Court. The District court
for Nemaha county is no.vv in session in
this- place. Judge Miller presiding;
Alles Blacker Clerk; T. YV. BrmcnD
D.-pu.ty. and U. C. Johnson District At
tornt') There'-.hds. been nothing important
before the Court. .
Somebody the publisher, we reckon
has sent us a map of . the "Routes to
the- Pi'kcs- Teak Gold Region." As to
the Geography of the country cn the
Missouri River, it is a most bungling af
fair throughout. For instance, Brown-ville-is
placed about fifty miles off the
river on the route from Nebraska City to
Ft. Kearny.. It is a St. Jo. and Leav
enwonh a flair.
Those XMiics' and Mise' Shoos at Hill's arc of the
lalcft t-tjlc, best material, and cheapest prices, and
Cannot fail to suit.
' What Does it Mean? The steam-
er Emilie, which touched at our wharf,
last week, on ah upward ' trip, we are
credibly informed, is distributing mu
nitions and arrosfong the Missouri riv
er, under the ,-tmploy of the "Southern
Confederacy." The object of this distri
bution may ere long become known.
.
V.TirS3s IIiLLis not celling goods luwer than aj
e'.brr house above St. Iviis.
Laws anil Journals. To Hon. A
D Leer, Territorial Librarian, we are
indebted for a copv of the Laws and the
Journals, passed at the last legislative assembly.
Ercrjhody pts to Hill's to purchase Pry Gjj'
Cr.jccrics, Q':oe:'FT are, Hardware, Viol. Shee3, Hats
"a?s, E;-,c:tK, rnn.it we, Ke.
VALUABLE GIFTS
V. Mil
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AT
GBORGE G. EVANS'
Original Gift Books Enterprise,
Permanently located ct 439 Chnlnvt St.,
SivtlT gear f ' Ik enterprise!
C A R D
HAVING p.nrchnjed tfco paciens Iron Baildin",
o. 43'JChtftnut Street, and t ted it rp with every
corivenieuep to (?t i. jtatc try t u?ire?", parti"n!ar!
that l ran.-h devr tc l to Cointuy Onvtr.?"; And Lav
ing a larger capital than any other partv invetted
id the Lucincss, I am now prepared to offer preaur
advactflscg, and Lcttcrgifts tLaL ever before to izr
cuL'mt'r. .
I will furnisa n-y ((,f a mtral cha-aVr
puba-htd in the I'cited Stairs, the ret " '
which i one dollar or npvard, and pive r. present
worth from 10 cts to JUO with each book, and
puarantee to give p-rfoct satifactiou, oj- I a in de
tcry.ncd to mahj'ain the reputation already Ic
ptowed upon i-tj c.-laU-!.'Ji.t.
Stmr r vi-:tirg 'h.e. lelphia aro inTitfd to
ra.laud jnd-cr.r thtia.elvcs.
C. G. EVANS.
Tf T'.ti r-.Tr.trnv bv.-:-, "r.d to
CEO.C.KXAXS' Ktrl r.V.c Gift ok Knterprise.
V.'hcrc .i'.J hoc k ara fo'J at the I'uLIlkhtr's lovrest
I rice, and you lnre the -.
cl rex.-eivii.g
A Handsome Present,
worth fr..n M.-.u t 1 doihr with on,.h i..ok.
C G J AX.S Orijin: 1 Gift IJ.,ok Knt'-rpric! hat
beer, tn-lor. rd by the Uook Trade and
nil the l'fiviirpcity aj.d country pa
ler; in tho United Slates.
G G EVANS I'm-tinl busine?? transaction bav
r.fivfd the sjiprol ation of itw
''.(. 0.(03 citi.vi..i of tho Unifjl
i-,it -fo ri ( r W ti'iii hurl) r'Tcivcd
Fub tur.;! cvid'-n-e ti tho benf ts
d rii ed by T urcli-iin,'? books at Uti
G G EVANS l!r
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h:r.tr.f.
-? nv.ro t!ian nnyothor p".t-
li.-'.'-r . r 1; . !;-'lkr in the Uni-n tc
vpl l:!Tn-'ir' knowledjro t the
j eople. l!v his s-y.-tem many bool
ureroid that vr uid not bate f und
t:..' ir way ir.to th"bi;iid t, reader.
'-'i nl: A' .V- iryji'ipi rn.
G EVANS V-s i oi -t.ir.t!v hai.-i the mot
tsten.-lve s'ock, th" rert"t 8rt
rr.ont of I.,V.--, and eiri-ulafes free to
all who n-.-iy aj.pty. tho tnot eota
l..to eata'o'Ufl! of I look 3 and Gifts
in the United States.
G G EVANS In alvnnta-'-s IT. -red to him by
other publisher and manufacturer
which enable hi:n to furni-h his ra
trons with a finer qunlity and bef.er
act;rtmcnt of gifts than any o Ler
e-tablis-hmcnt.
G G EVANS pub!i-he neiirly two hundred poy.u
Urand iiit'-rcftin books, therefcre,
n n publisher, he is better nble to
o.l'T extra premiums and commis
sions. G G EVANS guarantee? perfect ?nif faction to all
ho tn.iy send for bok.
G G EVANS' nv (las-ified catab-ao cf books
embraces the writing of every stan
dnrd author in every department of
literature, and give all the informa
tion relative to the purchasing and
forwarding by mail or expresp, of
books ordered from hi establishment,
' together with full directions hew to
remit money.
G G ENANS Catalogue of Rooks, will bescntgratis
and free of postage to any address in
the United States.
G G EVANS' inducements to Agents can not bo
surpassed. The most liberal com
missions are offered, and by soliciting
Fubscriptions to books in the manner
proposed, twenty books can be sold in
the same time that it would take to
sell one oa the old-fashioned subscrip
tion plan. Send for a classified Cat
alogue, and every information w i'l be
given in reference to agencies. Se
lect your books and enclose, the a
ineur.t of money required, and ono
trial will satisfy you that the best
place in tho country to purchase
Looks is at tho
Extensile Gift Book Establishment
OF
GFOItGE G. EVANS,
No. 439 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Where you can tjtt Looltof all l indn
Hooks of fact ! Hooks of fiction ! Hooka of de
votion! Hooks f amusement 1 Hooks for the Old
Folks 1 Hooks f-T the Young Folks! Hooks for
Husbands! Hooks for Wives! Hooks for Lovers !
Hooks for Sweethearts! Hooks for Hoys! Hooks
for Girls ! Hooks of Humor ! Hooks of Po try !
Hooks of Travel ! Hor.ks of Hist ory ! Hooks ofHi
ography! Hooks of Adventure ! Hooks about Sail
ors ! Hooks nV.ut Soldiers : Hook about Indians !
Hocks about Hunters! Hook about Heroes! Hooks
about Patriots I Hooks for Farmers! Hooks for
Mechanics ! Hooks for Merchants ! Hooks f :r Phy
sicians! Hooks for Lawyers ! Hocks for Statesmen!
HiMes! Presentation Jijoks ! Hymn Hooks 1 Ju
venile Hook! Annuals 1 Albums, etc., etc. '
Cecil H. Hartleys Inernsting Hiographie! Rev.
J- II. Ire-nun's Scriptural Humar.ces! Smacker's
Lives of Patriots A Statesmen ! J. T. Lauren's Rev
olution St-rios ! T.S. Author's popular Tsles !
idr. AleotV Familv Doctor! Mis, Hentz's Novels!
Mrs. Southworsh's Novel JDieken's Novels!
Waverlv's Novels ! Irving's Works !
All the writings (f every standard author of every
department of lit-, rature, in every style in binding,
at the publishers l. west price, and remr mber that
ycu j.aj- no more than yo'i widd at any other est ab
IWnueiit. ut 1 you have the advr.r.t.'go of receiving
n ele-".nt. pre -r.t. nl.ieh oftentimes is w, rth a hun
dred f .11 rr.'tinn the anv".nt paid f.-r tlse book.
SEND l )i; A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF
HOOK.S. order any b-.k that you may want, remit
the retail price, together v ith the amount required
for postage: and i.uc trial will assure you that the
best place in the cuutrv to pun hase booksis at the
Gift Hook Establishment of
Gi.omE G.EVANS,
Originator of the Gift Hod: Enterprise.
AWJ Chestnut Stteet, l'hiladelphia.
AGENTS WANTED.
To whom greater .inducements than ever arc
offered
Any person, either male or female, who is desir
ous of encaeing in an IION0UAHLE an PROF
IT AHLE EMPLOYMENT, requiring but little time
and na outlay of money, and by which they can ob
tain gratis
A Valuable Library.
A Fire Gold Watch and Chain,
A IIsn!o:n Sirvioo of Fl.Uo,
An Elegant Silk Dress Patera,
A Splendid Sett of Jewelry, ,
Or many other choice articles enumerated in our
List of Gifts, ran do so by actiug as au agent for
this establishment.
Anv rcrson.in ar-T rartof the country, can be an
agent, f imply by forming a club, sendin' a list of
books, and ramitling tnc amount oi mar.ey requires
for the same.
Sest fok a CATii.nnrK, which eontsins all tho
desired informstion reafire to agencies and the
formation of clubs ; and to insure prompt and hon
orable dealing, address all orders to ,
Tnu Head Quarters ok
GEO. G.EVANS.
Proprietor of the oldet andlrrgest Gift book En
TEKTKISE in the world, rcrmanant!y located at
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
PARTICULARLY TO RANCHMEN.
I desire to say to Ranchmen anywhere between the
Missouri river and Mountains, that my ftxk for wholc
Falinf: to them is now complete eiutrac!iin everything
desirable or profitable to trate ia, nd at price unheard
of cheap. Call or Fend your orders, which wi: I meet
with j.rompt attention. TUEO. HILL.
Lrowuville, April C5'h, 1?61. . .
Furniture ! Furniture ! !
The most complete stock of Furniture ever f ffjel m
thU upper country just received by. T. HILL.
BrownTille, April ?5:h, ISG1.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Gaps.
My supply of B.t(, Stioos, nat an.i Caps never was
so large, nor was I ever prepared to ofl'er such terrains.
TIIEO. HILL.
Brownvillc. April C5th, 1SCI.
Onion Seed !
Onion Seed!
Larrc Kcd Onion 75 cents per lb
Largo l ellow
Kound Flat Turnip
Yellow Sweedih
Yellow Kut.a Haga
Cucumber Early Short
Long Green
Short Green
Heet Seed Early Turnip
Long Hlood
C.,li,...n tT.T,,nt-r.o.1 1
The above Seeds are last r.iuviKr s crop, and w.il
give sptif:ict" n. All orders nddrcf to W M. tn
w auds, Sugar Creek. Walworth Co., Yv"L??onsin, Will
be promptly attended to.
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Probate Notice.
VJt!ce UherebrventhatSnrdrfy,.V3y nth, 13GI.
a n o clock, A. M., is the time set l,r terin? the
p.icati .nof JimeiA.Titus a-lminihtrator ct Xitbamel
h. TUns, iteeeMed, fur tlx month extension of time, to
mare Cnl tettierient tf aid estate.
M ltne.-i myhani anl the sea! of the TroU! Ccsrt 1. 1
cmaha county, bri-ika. Territory.
! r.-3?r C. W. WHEELER, prcbate Juije.
SWEE'ITrISTO
narine the ajency f r r. Tesbeook ia thit locali
ty, I win be prepared to furnish plant Lj wholesale
and retail and at reduced ratei eariy in the SDinz
tJ'OZ.DLVLS SOLICITED.
, ,r. It. FTRN'aS,
rcb IS51 Brownville, Ifehraiia.
Valuable Tract of Land
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I AMautLoriiot ti sill a valuable tract of land f.d
joining the city of Hrownville. There are 150 acres
in the tract, mostly heavy ti mber, and 2d acres under
cultivation. A rare bargain can be had in th;s i iece
cf land.
Aj ply in penroa, cr by letter, to
H. W. FURNAS,
Hrownville, N. T.
Arrll 11th, IS'l. ttO-tf
GROCERIES.
A select stock of light Groceries constantly on
hand and for eale at redaeod ritites a'.the new store
of J.J. THUUMAN,
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Douglas Improved Surar 3II1I.
Tlie atteiiti ni -of rarmera in Xehraska i called to the
following coriificHtc (.f I). II. Eilis, who last reason rjia
a N"o O 1 )i!?iai mill in N'einah County where I bad it
on exhibition. The price of this eized mill is $.0 freight
added.
Xem aha County, Kehrasia.
April 10th, 161.
R. VT. Fi-nxAS, r.i . Sir: I takepleture in fcrnish
in? you with the following information as the result of
my actual experimenting with the small Douglas im
proved Sucar mill. It mnt-l he recollected th:it the sea-f-on
was extremely dry and the cane by no means pk1.
While I used it I made from 30 to 60 gallons of go.jd,
molasses Pr day 12 pounds to the gallon. From one
piece of caue, the only one I. measured accurately, 60
(quure rods I made 65 gallons of No 1 Molasses. Thijis
over 200 pallonn per acre. I am quite sure of a gxd
t-easou, when the car.e is rich I can make 300 gallons from
an acre. In my opinion no farmer or at least neighbor
hood In the west should be without one of these or s.m
ilar iron mills .. Tours llespectiully. ..
1. H ELLIS.
Pffcrcnce is also made to J. VT. Hall, Mr B.igley T B
Edwards, A J Richardson, Jno Cole, Rev S L Collins, J
Eas-tridge and many others la Xemaha County.
as the cultivation of the sucar cane in the West has
proveTan entire success, and as an extraordinary a
mount will this season be planted, it is evident farmers
must have a more expeditions and economical mode of
manufacturing it. Those wha have been using tbeold
wooden mills can compare the result with that above
and see that the price of a mill is saved in a smgle sea
son by the use of an iron crusher.
Where it is not convenient for one farmer to purchase
a mill, a neighborhood often clubs together when the
cost to each is so trifling as not to be felt compared with
the advantages de"nved.
Farmers will do well to send in their orders-early as
it is desirable thatthe mills be shipped In thecarly part
of Summer when freights aro low, and also by shipping
a number together the charge will he still lets.
Address
R. W. FURN'AS,
- Agent.
Brownville, Nebraska.
P. S. One of the mills can be seen and examined by
calling on the Agent in Brownville.
CITY DRUG STORE.
SICX OP THE MORTAR,
Corner of Mala and Second streets,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
DR. JOHN- ORIM
AXXOrXCES to the public that he has purchased of
R. l$roro, the City Drug Store, in Brownville, and has
also added largely thereto, " -
THE REST SELECTED
And, perhaps, the
LARGEST STOCK OF DRUGS
Ever brought above St. Jcscpli,
His stock consists of the following articles, which he
will sell cheap ior ca.-h :
Pure "White Lead,
French Zinck,
China Zinck:,
Red Lead,
Castor Oil,
Cod Liver Oil,
Sweet Oil,
Tutty,
Venitian Red, Glae,
Raw and b't umber, Figs,
Spanish whiting, ,
Turpentine,
Chalk, Linseed Oil,
Cough Candy, - Tanner's Oil,
Copal Varnish CAStile Soap,
Fancy Soap, Toilet Soap,
Tooth brushes, Litherage,
Patent medicines, Let. paper
White Varnish, Ink,
Hair brushes,
Tooth, brushes,
Paint brushes
Stationery
Steel Pens, Candies,
Gold Pens, Nu's,
PencL's, Raisins,
Hair oil, cc. &c.
AIs?. a Splendid Assortment or
o2Tua.rn eries,
Comprising I.ynnv. Katharion, Cologne, Pommade
genuine ox marrow, bear greese; and oils, musk and
esccnccs of all kinds, and of the finest Quality.
STATIONERY.
Foolscap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
aud envelopes, plain, fancy, and cinoossed, pens pencils
and rcn-holders, inks of all kinds, iukitands, wafers
and tcalicg-wax.
PURE LIQUORS.
ITollandGin, Irish Whisky, Bourbon Whisky, Ginger
Brandy. Cordial. Port Winc,iladeira, Wine, White wine
and .Malaga Wine.
Being a regular graduate and practicing rbysician,
the public may ilepeud upon great care and accuracy in
comjwundint prescription.
Brownville, April 25. n40-ly.
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!
The undersigned whose kilns a-esituated nitiemiles
-.f r.'ri.n ville. on the road lesdiaptoFt. Kearney,
Keeps constant. vu "" "-.'v - .
ing The Lime will be delivered at thokilu or at a:j
othcrp. int in thecounty.asdesircd. Trtv
Feb.!?, 1SC0 6in E. M. LOoJ-
HEW MIS-SMI
IN - .--J
EROVI. V1LLS,
"Whitney's Block, llain Street.
LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE
ELK HORN and MORTAR
J. J. THURMAN,
ANNOUNCES to the citiz?n. cf Brownvilla and
vicinity that Le has removed his Drug St re from
Sidney, I jwa, to the City of Hrownville, aa l bavin-
added thereto au extensive etodc cf
Fresh Drugs,
Chemicals,
Dye S luffs.
Paints and Oils.
Pure Winfs and Liquor,
For Medical Purposes,
Hair and Tooth brushes,
Perfumery,
Fine Toilet Soap,
, &c, Scc, Sec.
Invites the public patronage.
ET-Phy-ician' Prescriptions attended to at all hours
both by day and night.'
Hrownville, Ar-rii Ilth.ISjI. nlO-yly
CLOTHE YOURSELVES.
CHEAPEST CLOTHING
Ever offered in this Market.
XO DOl'BT ABOUT IT!
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVS
AT THE
Baltimore Clothing Store,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
SIISSUISIffllllEfl
Announce to the public that they 'khave opened out a
stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CARPET SACKS,
GENTLMEN'S UN
DERWEAR, &c.,&c.,&c.
Unprecedented In quantity, quality and prices. They
arcdetermined their prices shall correspond with the
times, and therefore offer here In the West, at just
as low rates as such goods can be purchased anywhere
in the United Slates. As a sample of our prices we
will mention that we sell
Coats from $1,25 up to $15,
Pants from $1 to $7,
Vests from $1 to $5.
Boots, Shoes, Flats, Caps, Fancy and White Shirts, Sus
dcrs, Neckties, Socks, Handkerchiefs, &c, in the same
proportion.
The proprietors embrace this opportunity of returning
thanks for past patronage, and promise to spare no ef
forts iu the future to give entire satisfaction.
Civil nxxd sco txe.
SEIGEL, GREENBAUM & CO.
Brownville, April 4, IS61.-ly
HILL'S .SPRING GOODS
HAVE AERIVED,
AND ALL ARE SOLICITED TO
Call and see Them.
SUCH SPLENDID BARGAINS
CANNOT BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.
'Having been long and ex'cntively encased in the
mercantile business in the West, I flatter myself some
what on knnwins: the wants of the community, and thus
being able to purchase such Roods a will suit all. I call
particular attention to my present spring purchases,
which have all been selected with trreat care, and with
an especial eye to the times. I will not attempt to en
umerate, but Fimply say my Etock aB usual eonsisty of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Furniture,
Jewelry,
WOODEN WARE,
iDilluuj lUarc, &c.,
Which I offer for cash or Rood country produce, at price
so low that none who desire, can be left with an excuse
for not purchasing. I ask but an examination of my
stock. " TUEO. HILL.
Brownville, April 25th, IS6t.
THE OPORTO GRAPE.
The Oporto is a very string grower, and is per
fectly hardy, having fruited annually for more than
ten years. It is very prodaetie, oJd vines hav
ing produced from five to over ten bushels each,
ina single season. Two vines, two years planted
in La Salle county, Illinois, were uninjured by the
cold, and fruited last' season. The wine finds a rea
dy sale from two to four dollars per gallon. Read
what the public say of the Oporto.
'It is esteemed by Physicians a good Port Wine.
It is somewhat astringent, rich and of fine body.
The vines aro unfailing and good bearers." Kev.
Dr. Lonnshury.
I have six different kinds of Grape, and the
Oporto is the best of cither of them for wine, and
better than any other grape that 1 am acquainted
with." A. Dcverc.vi, in the Rural.
"For several years we have made wine from the
Oporto Grape, and find a ready sale at one dollar per
bottle, selling 50 bottles for single orders." Sylves
ter Clark.
Stron- vines $1 to $3. For vines or circular
address E. WARE S WESTER' Lyons, '. Y.
n37v5-tf.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
P. J. HENDGEN,
w i .:...ihannh!ij.thif )i tin rtnrrhasfd the
lit": l : ' v liuimrstuu - - .
Nebraska Houst in Brownville, X. T., formerly kept by
T. J. Edwards, and nas remoaeiej, reuowiru nu me
rely chanced the whole house, from cellar to garret,
with an especial view to neatness, comfort and conve
nience. Having had many years experience as hotel
kecper.ee feels safe in warranting iheboardin patron
age of Brownville, and the travelln? public, that, while
t thP American, they will have no reason to complain
ofthefarein anyrespect. v .
The Hotel is situated immediately at the Steamboat
Lan iinc foot of ilainstreet, and consequently aiT.rd
pcculiar'advantaFCsto the traveling community. The
proprietor asks but to be trid,nd if not found worthy
discarded.
January, 19. 1S60.
Oxen Wanted.
The subscribers are desirous of bnyinz three y -Ve of
i i r nr Ht vp.ir-oM oxen, ore-third
c.h. and balance cah In six months, cr rayabie n
goods on deliver of Ca;te.
Or will take Cattle on debts.
n u D. J. MARTIN h CO.
CURE
adache
'2?V0USkiS
CURE X
By the ne f fiee PHls the periodic atta- ks of Ai rr
out or Sick Ilcaizcht maybe prevented; and if t.ken
it the coninienceicent rf ai attack imuie.'.ite relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They n'id , in fail ia rem jviau Hie A'jaiffl and lltai'
&che to which femjles are so (subject.
They act geatly upon the bowels removing Cotltve
titnt.
For Literary Men, Studtntt, Delicate Fema'es, and
all carsons of ledtntarv habiti. ther are valuat-i as a
Laxative, itnrrovins the ervtt ite, civirg tone and ti
aor to the dUestive orcns, an I resti-rins the natural
elasticity and streneth of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC TILLS are the result of long inveti-
cation and carefully conducted experiments; havinz
been In use manv years, darins which time they have
nrevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and of
fering from Headache, whether orieinatiim in the ner-
vout system er from a deranced state cf the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their compoMibm. and
may be uken at ali times with perfect safety, without
making any change of diet, and the ebtence of a' y dit
cirreable tatte renders it easy to cdminiiier t.lea tc
children .
Beware of counterfeits!
The genuine lave Ave sisnattrcs of Henry C. Srldin3
on each box.
Sold by Drnpsists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
A box will be sent by mail prepaid on recciptof the
Price 25 cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
43, Cedar Street, New York.
Dec. 6, 1SG0. n2My
THE FOLL01V1XG ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC FILLS,
Will convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
THAT A
Speedy and Sure Cure
IS WITIIIN THEIR RE AC II.
At these Tcitimonialt were unsolicited by Mr. SPAL
DIXG, they afford vnquettionnhle proof of the
efficacy of thi$ truly scientific discovery.
Bivcrbj, 3fas.t Dec. 11, 1SC0
II C SrALDixfl, Esq.
I wish for gome circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything of the kind,
please rend to mo
One of my customer?, who is subject to severe Sick
Ileadache, (usually lasting two days.) ."-o cured of
an attack in one hour b if your Pill, which I sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W B WILKES.
Ii'ynolJbnrrj, Franklin Co,, 0
January 0, 183 1 f
IIexky C Spalding,
No 4S Cedar St, N Y
Dear sir: - '
Inclosed find twenty-five cents, (25,) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills." Send to address of
Rev WmC Filler, Rynoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pille icork like a charm cure Headache al
most instanter.
Truly your,
W31 C FULLER.
Mr. SrALDixc
Atisonville, Co)in.,Fcb 5,1 Sol,
Sir:
I have tried your Cephalic Tills, nnd llle tJiem
to well that I want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neighbor?, to whom I gave
a few ont of the flrrt box I got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Mb. Spalding.
JIaccrord, Pa., Feb. C, 13G1.
Sir:
I wish yon to send mo one moro bo of your Ce
phalic Pills, hace received a grcrt deal of benefit
from them.
Yonr?, respeetfnl'v,
MARY ANN STOIKIIOUSE.
Sjyrnce Cr'el; ITuntinninn G., PaJ
January 18, 1361. J
II. C. Stalling.
Sirt
You willp'enpe send me two boxes of your Cephal
ic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. B. SIMONS.
P S I hare used one box of your Pills, ami find
them excellent.
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. 15, ISol .
ITf-nut C. Spalding, Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are tridy the best Pills I have erer tried.
Direct - A. STOVER, P M.
Bella Yernon, Wyandot Co.,0.
XST A single bottle of SPALDING'S FRETARED
GLUE will save ten timea iti coet annuallyj
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES !
EC050MY! DISrATCII !
ZST"A Stich in Time Saves Xine J"JZ
As accidents will happen, even in well reflated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
ery, f 3
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford t. be without it It is always ready, and up
to the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N B A Brush acccmranies each bottle. Price,
25 cents A lJres. -
HENRY C SPALDING,
No 43 Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain nn principled person-? are attempting to !
pn'm off on the uanspectin; public, imitations of my
PREPARED GLUE, I would caution all per n to
examine oe.ore purchasing, ana co mat tne iu,
name
iTS PALDING'S PREPARED CLUE.??
is on the outside wrapper; all ctherj are swiadiin
coucterfeiu
SEEDS AUD MACHINES,
No. 1 1. North Main Street,
ST. LOUS, 310.
Sign of tht Gilt Phir.
And K.. 13 X..-rti F.tirtl rt.. or2U Brea !wr.
PLANT & BROTHER,
ARTJrtECSIVIirO a Uree asrtn:er.t or
J"i..ws. lUrriiwii, CQlnviUii, Hc-e. Rjke,
Fh ;vci, ?paJ04. P;vks, Aie. UaIi het.
5c;.-tl.e. Sia:!is. Cr:e:. F. rk, i;;iii.!!:''(
Cahoon'c Broa Vs.! S'ed ireed Dri'.:4,
Hay, Straw ktvI C"'a Sr k Cutter,
Thicfhers, Cura Spellers, rump.
The Union Ilust and
shall bo Preserved !" -
AND DEN WILL SELL GOOD3 ON
SUCH TERMS AS WILL SURE
XY BRING ABOUT THIS
RESULT.
FRESH ABIVAL
Soots and shoo:.;,
Miss Hit?,
Kirbj's American Iron Harvester.
Revel rin; and Srrirff t .h Tf re !Iiy RjSci,
Krauser'a C.dor and V.';-.e Mills .th Prcs,
5t;arCr.e C udiers an 1 F.v.tp..riKr,
M .'tl's P.rt.il.le Kiirra.-o a-id Caldrons,
Portable K'-ine an I Hore P.- er.
Portable Flour od C-rn UojI Mil.,
Word and Ir.-n Vo:k;P2 M .ubii iTy,
Mortising sn I Ter...iiir,,. Jiacbtne,
Lithers, B.dt I'mters, 0.v:!i 5vre, I::'e--,
Qieea's P.rt-t:i Fi'r--e R". ! Bellows,
Leather and Rubber Belli"-.
Lace Leathf-r aod S'emi pjckir.r.
Frenetic's Washing Mjchine. .V:-o! vir !, ft.-i'cs,
OJHDr.V, CRASS AM) UTIlLll SFEUS.
' rJ"-?n3 for thrcu'ars.,f 3
Orders solicited and prrmnt ir executed ov
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Bargains! Bargains!
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
' . BUILDINGS, STOCK, &c.
IN
PERU, IIEBRASKA.
TITE undersigned will on
Monday, the 6th day of .Vay, 1SG1,
in tho
CITY OF PERU, N. T.,
OSTer for sale, to tho highest bidder, tho following
property, viz :
100 CHOICE LOTS
in the
CITT OF PFRU,
One BJacKsmitZi and yVapron shop
and lot on which the same id situated. The un
divided one third part of a
CABINET SHOP,
and tho lot en which tho paina i fituatcd; alio a
HORSE POWER
which i. attached to the same. Alo a largo and
commodious
Wr A R E II O U S E
in the town of Jlount Ycruon adjoining the City of
Peru, said to be tho
BEST WARE HOUSE
on tho Missouri River North of St. Joseph. AIjo, a
laro lot of
CATTLE
KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD
Furniture. I havo nls about 100 Acre." of
CHOICE FARMING LAND,
Adjoining Peru. Which I will sell on easy terms at
private sale.
lermsof sale: Une third Lash in hand, ana the
remainder in six and nine month, with lejral interest.
Sale to continue from day today until ail is sold.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of fit id day.
R. W. FRAME.
Peru, March 2oth,lSol. mli-tf
and
Flowers, Fruits, &c.
JOHN A. KENNICOTT.at the Grov Nur?cry,
West NorthCtld, 111., has ready ford-.'ivcry :
Lulo.-t, especia.iy tulips. 9 ln!j low rate of 52. 50
per loO. and $20 per thousand for lar'e root.
Mriwberrio of all the m'"t arr roved vnrietie.
from 2 to 4 dollars a thousand for most, a few ?irt
like Wilson's Albany, higher Evergreens 20 to 40
cents per foot, according to variety and form--ave-rae
25 cents.
Fruit Tree? in p;ood variety. Aple at from 8 to
15 dollars per 100 and the -mailer the cheaper and
better for distant customers.
Small Fruits Currant.', Houghton Gooseberry,
Raspberries, Blackberries, Ac, much lowcrthaaever
ffered before.
Ornamental Tree?, Roses and other nardyShrub
bory. in reat variety and abundance ; and 10,000
smnl! to large plants of Upright ll'.neysu jklos, Lil
ac i, S pi reas, Deutiia Scabra, Prim, JLc, at frora I to
10 per hundred. And the beautiful Uidytra Sycc
ahnlii and other choice pereonials at from 1 50 to 2
per dozen, and common things ail desirable at
about half price.
Catalogues by mail en application ; and every
thing aafely packed for distant transportation ; and
aj a rule most things soi l at about ten per cent, less
in autumn than f pring. f-no-l-vl
Pure Bred Faicy Poultry.
For ?ale Black Spanish, Vbita Dorkings, Golden
and Spangled Poland., Sebright, Blaek African, red
and white Bantam.", white and wild Tnrkeys, Pea
Fowl, white and brown Hons; Konj, Bremen and
wild Geese, White "Crc-ted" lylejburgb and Mus
covy Ducks. Common and Mad,x,;a.-car RabtiU.
All animals sold will be rartfuily boxed with the
noce7srry feci, and delivere-l ai the Eipreps office.
Address W. A. GOODING. Oak Lawn
n37v5 Loekport, Will Co.
COLORED PLATES
OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
WE have artists eonstnily employed In painting
peciineusof all kinds of iruit, baruh. Frergreena
ar.d FlowcrH, and can supply nr.rsery a.'ent or othert
wah any quantity, either h:'in 1 or in rl.et. Oar lxund
volumes are intended to fttiin ail tUt an ageat will
rei'iirein Keiii.'. a list of teoerul Nurery p-o-Incts.
V.'e offer tLem mncU u:. ler the us'idtl priee, and cn
fnriiiiih the lound volumes very l-.w; ai.l we have no
he.-itanry in siring that the etec:;U.jn i f t'ac art:t anl
I:kese4 t nature are n t st.rp.i.re J ty ar y iu the
country. Call at the Advertiser :V, :o ar.d .-e fpeci
torn btk. KN S'.r.s TOP.D,
v5r.33-Fv2r.3 Ci.. Xurseric?, TUd-j, O
New Sup pin of 0cucs
COOK
ivi a ti"
s
!v of
rovEs
Ut rns, which I
Of the l.itf.. tr.d mos jrrpr
proje ti ;.! at ?u !i j i
ed t ff. The puM; are in l:
As uuai uv st'x-k of Iio,
VT. i . i r
" ic ii oirc aiia ti my twu manuia ?r".
J.C. DUES sr..
April 11, led.
vrd !
eniiiot h.- ein.p!ain
l t:.a!i and f.i?:nir.e.
hc-t Ir. n and Clttt
s,
(Groceries,
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE.
CUTLERY,
NAILS.
IRON, c
A General Assortment cf
all th: ftlorc.
IT.iv.ns determined ti er.ri; Ir. yeeral inerraan
ti!e bnir.cs. I hive thl 5pr:'".r lrou',t cn. ao.1 uprn
ed oat an extensive and varied aortment tf evrythin4
neelel by purchaser ia t'u.a or any -ther cotiiitry ja.n.
sis'lt: c f B'ts, Sh ii . IUt. Cji . lk.n:iet ot ry
(trac e and style ; iry ; mU la endl-' viiir'y, si
mers. Cl.'th. Je.in, ? v tiT.ets, Twee !. Vti-ie. CU
c, I.wth, Merino, CJintric. tr ia and blu.b inw
lm; ;roceries, f.ncy and aupiS lrvn, Iljrd
wre, Queensware, &.C
I .itn determine.! to rj en up a ' new en" In L'c-can-tile
bi!ine. aixt U the.-cf.-re ell at fr.rea ucpra
cedeuteuly low, for cash orcouutry prlnco.
CUSTOM WORK.
I have on hand a ap!endid a?ortmeat of French Kl
and Calf Skim for home nianuf leture. lo order, on the
meat rcoua0ile ttrma. All wotk warraaial or no pT.
WANTED i
TTides, Tclts and Fnr, for which the bluest prlei at
all times will be paid.
To le Brief,
If yon wish to purchase (t.xxls Jn the m.t fivoraVa '
terms, or dispose of yottr produce to tho tat poailSla'
advantage, lie lure and call at
DE1T.S CHEAP STORE.
Brownville, April, 4, 1S6I.
SHERIFFS SALE,
I. T. Whyto iCo.,1
va J.
James Entwistle. )
Notice is hereby (riven thlt bv virioe of an cita
tion issued by the Clerk of tho District Court of
mahA county, Nebraska Territory, atinst th de
fendant James Entwistle in the above entitled cau .
and in favor of tho plaintiff therein I. T. Whyte it
Co, for the sum of one hundred and thirty-set ea
dollars fnd aeventy-fve cent, and tho cost of. uit
amounting to eleven dollars and aiitj-Cve cents ; I,
J. B.Wells, Sheriff of mid county ia said Territory
have levied npon and will offir for raie at palli
auction, at the door of the house in which Ihelaat
term of the aid District Court for said ounty wa
held, on Monday the I3tU day of Miy, a d, Is!l, at
the hour of 10 o'clock, a m,of said day, the following .
discribed property, to-wit : The southeast quarter i t. .
northwest quarter of "ection number ":), township
numb.r 5, cf rone I, cast of tho Oth prinript .
meridian, containing 40 acres; tho above jr;-erty
situated in Nemaha county taken as the property t t
James Entwistle. J. B.WELLS, Sheriff
By J. II. Mor.Kio, Deputy
April II, ISoI. nl0-5t-i'i
Probate Notice.
WlIEREAS.Wm.B. ITjilip ndmiaiitra'oT cf t:j
estate of John Noy,de"ewcd, hu mad 5 apViciti a
to the Probate Court of Nemaha county, Nehrank
Territory, for ono years extension of t'.ii ) t e U'x:i
tho assets of aid estate and pty the J.LtJ 1 1
cies chareablo aaint the sainf.
Notice is hereby given tht I have set the 221 day
March. ad lfol.at JO o'clock, a tn, as thetinio.Tj
hearing said application at my office in Br iwnvilla
in ?aid county, when and where all persons interest
ed may attend an t show caue why tho said exton
sion of time should not bo allowed.
Witne-g my hand and seal this 2d div.f M.trcU'
adlhol. (ni;-S:-J3) C. W. WliL'Kf.EK.
SHEUirPS SALE. 7
Notice is hereby Riven that in j ur:..-;a r.f. twa
orders of sale issued by tin District Coiirt o'Nosaa
ha County, Nebraska Territory, on two judmTit j"
in said Conrt,onein favorof (Jiivrr Bern Jt Com
pnny, and the other in favor of Willliaat F. En ters'
A Company, nnd both splint t Anustine I.jf rd and
Isharn P. Horn, partnerj under the nam? tf LykrJ
Horn, I will offer f of in!j at pablia aa:tion,.ln
Brownville, at the door of the l.uso in whici tha
last term of tho District Cjjrt wahld, on Jindaj
tho 13th day of May a d 1!I, at half pai'
ten o'clock A. M., of said day, tho follow
ing described ral estate (c-wit: Lot i.umber C ia
block number 109, with th j storehouse an! all th
improvements thereon, Situated in tho Townof Pe--ru.
Also lots 6 and 7 of the northeast and n-irtwe-it
fractional quarters of section number 31, in township
number C, north of rane number 1, east of th 6ti
principal meridian. All the above described provcrty
situated in said County of Nemaha, taken as th pro
perty of said Augustine Lyford and lsham P. Horn.
J, B. WELLS. ShcriiT.
By JOHN H. MORRISON, Deputy. .
- April 10, IsOJ. nH-iw-O
Administrator's Sale.
PURSUANT to an crbr of tho Proba'e Court of
Nemaha county, Nebrnsk i, mvl ? or. tho 2JM d.iy of
February A D B3I, tho undersigned, a-L.-l'-Utri1. or
of the estateof George Enlthar lt.J. cen c T.t.ti Sat
urday the 6th day ( f Jum A Dotl, at 2 'o'clock T
M, in front of the office of the Probaco Judji of
Nemaha County, in Brownville, will offor for aat
public vendue the following dew-riU-vl real property
as a part of the estate of Lie said Ocorgi Enleharjt
to wit . tho west b!f of tho Pruth wet quarter of
section No. eighteen, in township No. 5 of rinro No.
thirteen, eajt, titaate in said county. .
Terms of payment : Ono half cash in hand, ono
fourth in three morrths,and one fourth ir aix mentha
from the time of sale. JOSEPH SIIUTZ,
itarch 7, ISol ,n.'i Ad:ninlstritor.
ION A VINES. '
MT Stock of native vines comprise all tlc? rsrit- .
able varieties with wl.i h I ara a"Uftinted. Tbp
plants have been produced with create ire, -undergo .
most favorable cireurnUneesj f..r L 'althy develop-.
nent,and surpass in excellency aay that 1 hVe E-cre-VAr
to been ablT to offer.
For tho fan trade, only a lirr.'tel imp ply cf Union
Villa 2", Lenoir, (Lincoln,) Pauline, E'tnbur, Tay
lor (or Bullitt.) an 1 A!. en's Ilybril is offrcdV Of
beat Delaware layer, ah, tho supply is. not Jirg,
but quality unequnle l.
Tho stock frota Delaware, sfngie eyej grown both
in house and open air, islaro and fine. Forvins
yard planting some stron? vines, grafted ca Cataw
ba and Isabella stock, are offered at a tow price
roots very strong.
Very large lajcncf DlaTnorberrt. nr.i Cos
cord, grown with enecial care for im-xedi.itbea.
irr;. Good layers of Anna, R. -rcrs' Hybrid, VI kinds
also Clara, Cassidy, To Kaion, Rebecca. il.ller'A
Lonisa, In, Emily, Canby'a August, II idn, ti.
Prolifi?, Cuyahoga, Ac.
A general assortment cf forc?n var!!:.i f:r vi-'
neries. '
Of I)own:n;'s Fverbesrl'Jj M.l'-.erry !. nir,'j .
is not larg. and a gre it pari of tho l.-t t ; aJr'dr
oricred. They aro tery v:-..rou, at.d the wtoj
well irown and miture-1.
Wbo!ea' descripti ve list sent to tho-! whe wl: j
tofrm clubs, on arplrration. List also, sent to
dealers. Fourth edr.ion of Llutra;- J ('atan
sent for two thr?c cent tirrs T: ii d-jred '?b
a full and ccmjreher.sivo tres'.i-e on tLe na:-i;c-"
meet of the vine, giving S':h inf.rnjaiic--i a pur
chasers and growers ar snpp-ised to need. Partic
ular directions are gi ren fr tho f -reparitior rf tht"
sciianl T'inltn. ail the u.r f'.ifin f.
are illustrated by nnry careful
i ri -
The d-?cri ti r. cf tho var -'.iei wl'l f.,nr.l
accurate and tru-tr.- .-tor. leini irawa fc-.m r.r-.r.-
- - . i - -
etici: f.,r trfiiift.
7 prrpr: !?:-
al kno velod
, ai-i very ev- n- oo--rviti..a.
IONA, NEAR PEi;SKlLL.
IV'-stcIacilcr Co., Titw "tcili,
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