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E .jvertisii.fi patronajro. He is
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r-"J . onr publications.
..-,nscti-nc-,n,!flr,r' .
vriSSit ENVELOPES
m,o 4rfrTlf-er umtcuas r.o,,urU
I .f.vi.'i FJarr cuts, and. abo, those for
vamtir.cJscf Jsat.onal Em
C5and isti.' prepared to fill order.
Vialeor retail.. Apply at the Ad-U-er"
c5:e, or Pot Office.
BrtfaiHIo Brass Band On Fri-
n nii a Bail will be given in Den'
C,j fjr tbe benefit cf the Brownville
C ;5 The leader and each mem
' -r of the Band, has made great exertion
Irrct themselves and contribute to
x -.''pleasure of our citizens. They are
1 hisid a small amount on their instru
cts and need a little aid us tjoxt. We
f flnuite sure all that is necessary to se
Le , prompt response from our citizens
ha are claracterized for their enter---;se
jind liberality, is a simple announc--rAefthis
affair and its objects We
. . j i j
t.x'pate I pleasant time unu a uanu-
lelift fwr the Uand.
i
Hartford Insnrancc Company
e tail the attention of property holders
i aJrenisement of the Hartford Fire
trance CompauV. This is one of the
r - 1 v
j-t companies in the country charter-
J ia 3S10 and most reliable. It paid
C3.jr.ly bout S27.C00 00 of losses, by
. I i? fire at Nt-braska City latt xt ar.
:s aifordinrr Nvbraskians wiih ample
' ,nic jTi'uf r.s to
n liability. John L
r?o is ag it for this place. Don'
iff i;iHinng your property .ii'il to
SrkakC BllC Ir. J'rru Stanly
: this f.'umy tuu iitar loo-inf lii I. ft'
.t wt-tk by a rnule M;ake bite. lit
i biinii.'ijr Traill iu the harvi-t fit Id
nl galh-Tt d the Miakv up in a t-h f of
aii.J was biaeii on the arm n ar ihe
1'ini'. B:fvre r lief was r iid r. d, 1 i
':n a:jj
ill-- wi re t' irille twollf-n and
xtri iiw lv. Dr. Neal of
rutrialtd t!; cas-e s-iii jk! y with givimr
!.,l,v
i:
;y luti rtial.y.
and exit r
rhia trtat-
nt lis btf ij practired in several cae.-
Lave liiinwi) of in this vicinity within
fa -i few y.ars, and always rttullid
vv.iz the patient.
", b; j lita-ioti of tobacco.
Sale of Real Estate. Hen ky Fox-
"Krar of St. Deroin offers for sale
n. .'1 i m m vvar
-"t taxable tracts of latnl on the Halt
-'u iveservation. see rns aavcrue
in another column. He say they
rfs imeof the best on the Reserve.
Nebraska Regiment. Five com-
:rif8 of the Nebra;?ka Regiment have
bordered to St. Joseph. They pass-
litre yesterday on the West-Wind.
Jl "frayvr and Lieut. Col. Downs ac
"fanyinjr. The following companies
sfod ie battallion : Company A.,
W Livingston; Company B., Capt.
orpany D., Capt. Blacker;
PanyE., Capt. Hollins; and Corn
er G. Capt. McConihe.
-Air. Burnett..-I do cot Jinow. ...The
question with me is. they were armed
like others, and had no business there.
Air. Lovejoy, cf Illinois Did not ne
groes aid Gen. Jackson in achieving the
victory at New Orleans?
Mr. Kurnett. I a;n not aware of that.
Mr. Lovejoy. I am for employing any
muscle that can fight. Laughter.
Crops In Kansas.
It is said that crops never looked bet
ter anywhere than they do in Kansas this
spasm. Bnh Fall and Spring Wheat
yield nn abundant harvest. Many cou
tia lic o-y stat iiii nts were made lai win
ter and Spring, as to the MifTorinir coii
di'ion of th p 'oph on account of the
failure of the crops la?t season. There
is but little doubt, however, but that there
was much sufTerin; and that nil that was
ent them from the States was need, d;
Could it have b-en possible to have I ad
it apportioned amnnjthe n'f-dj?on!v tl.ey
miijh; have all been supplied. But tu
separate the "needy" and worthy from
the "greedy," and unmanly was out of
the question. Some would receive by
importunate solicitations, church aid from
four or five sources, and then obtained
from the jrneral fund also ! Others more
tnodestand independent, received nothing
It is to be hoped that Kansas is done
"bleeding" and done beting, and will
now live and behave like her elder sis
ters in this glarious Union, lending them
a be 'rinj hand to put down treason and
rebellion r.- pt found. Kansas Cor.
of Jut: Y. Trijiirc. .,
. . ? G Hi 3-
r r' .nents are
t:ij and inven-
Ari I nvc:
The War and Kavy D
overun with new warwtr;
lions pertaining to the army and n.ivy.
One man has anew projectile whose de
structive merits are said to be beyond
anything conceivable hitherto Irougbt
out; another presents an army ttnt, hold
ing almost all out doors and of btmg
packed small enough to carry in a pocket
another exhibits an army trunk of small
size which when opened is converted in
to a bedstead with bed and beddin? mos
quito canopy, cup, saucer, plate, knife,
fork in fact a dining tiMe and all the
dinner utensils Half a dozen others pres
ent for consideration hospital beds, soft
and downy; while as if all these failed
to save the poor soldier a legion of others
fill up the rear with ambulances warran
ted to carry the dead twelve at a time,
which as a matter of comfort are eaeh
to occupy a seperate apartment. Each
of -these and a thousand other invaluable
articles are backed up by a bulky batch
of certificates of utility. But the De
partments are slow to appreciate their
respective merits much to the dispcint
ment of competitors.
John A. Washington, the late owner
of Mt. Vernon is a nephew of the im
mortal Father of his cjuntry and will
assist in the present content as a member
of Gen. Lee's staff to preserve to us that
liberty secure d to the whole country ly
the efforts of hi distinguished relative.
Rii h moii (I Dispatch.
This man Wahimrton sold himself lo
the d-'vil lop? ago when he made mer
chandise of his gr-at uncle's bones to
compel a purchase of Mt. Vernon at ten
times its real valii1. H- now wishes to
steal the property back and sell it over
aain Cleveland Herald.
Strayed or Stolen
From the uiidersiD" d a joke .f lr fXfn.
Th'-ir j;e was Htxiut 8 ycurs; clnr reit.with w!iin
t;iil: n" hml white on the buck. One of them hud
on bell when they left.
A libera reward will be prtid to nn.T one Yn:r
uifonn-itiiin.th it will lend to their discovery, to the
mbcriber, 2 1-2 miles southwest of I'rowtiviile.
1$. II. MUOIIE.
July 24, 1891.
a Town. Lieut. Berger, of Com
lrV C," Nebraska Regiment, arrived
town yesterday, on the Steamer West
m- He will remain here with his
Tiei for a few days.
t).
"'toiled. Two of the children of
Kennedy, Esq., were poisoned,
slay last week, by eating phosphorus
lucifer matches. One of them died
!ier wiih prompt medical attention
-crered.
Administrator's Sale.
vi!2!rCAST t0.-'? order of th Proe Court cf
i j H tt)rtx- will offJr for sale on
-v., u.y n Au-ut, A l) IS il, at 10 o clock l. M.
on the rr.ms, il,e following described reI prop
my to w,t : the wen half of the north west quar
V ;fleoct,on No- fi.inU.wnhipXu. six, of range
o. tlteen. east, mtuate in id c.unty.
, . . , JOSEPU LONG FK1. LOW,
AdnmnHra .orof the estate of Nehemih Stiles dec.
MruwiiTiIle. July- 13, I8CI, n2-U. $1'50
ebwardwTthomas,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
solicitor in Chancery.
Offlre c rner of Hun ami rim Streets.
EHUWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
i:eiissit
orihoXtcrriptitaKd i:prinlslurcs
o.V A'rmaiia t (iniiy, ?tluaka
Trriilory, for tin; rjSCal Icar
endici"; July 1st,
K.xi-en'iitiireo and at'iroiria'ion fjr Roails
iiil bi n)?(vi ... $542 09
Exi-emlirii.eK for Schools (iuilf pendeut'of tax
Mpp-ini-iimieutA J - . . - E9 00
For Printing County Reeorda, and Office Sta
tionery - - - - 558 27
Elections - - - . . 99 60
District Court ..... 612 n
County Commissioners' Court - - 199 tC
Fees ttU Co.ts in cases where County was mado 1
liable . . . . 113 20
County Clerks - - - 7J52
Sheriff - - - - 220 M
Hroh.i'e Judge - - - 2-W 79
Keiiter - - . 60 ou
Treanurer, (imtependent of per ceuta;e) 47 fco
Pa'iperi ..... 100 30
Co ii-taMes' Fees - - - - 16 7o
liKideutai - ... 4Gn 87
'"ota; oxpcniMtnref during the current year $442i v'j
To'a' amount of County-'vVarrantK isi-ned from July
Int. I66otoJu!y 1st IfeCl, and remaining un
I!'l .... $1615 19
Coiirty Warrants issued previous to July 1st
1SC0, anl rcuiaiuiiig unpaid - - 1013 06
In'lebtednens of Xemaha County Ju!y lut 1S61 $2633 25
Amount of revenue to be deriv. d from Coun
ty tax (exclusively ; levied for 1SU $3277 07
Amount of delinnent County tax, non-resident
and interest on same. - 8")rt flfl
Foil Tax for 1331 - - - - 715 00
Total
Total expenditure for the year 1830
SIS 12 07
$ l:3G5 74
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Job A. Tuna, Plaintiff,
S . V. Eilwaris. Defeivlant.
' r tie i hereby jrieen that in pursunnco of an
exee'afion ii'.-'u -y t!. '-lrk of the District Court
of iN'i;tn.,, Count . , N' -.-p -hi Territory, a-iinst the
defendant J, V.i. iv. tJj, in ibeabore enitled cae,
and in favor of f 'if ixin il therein, John A. l'onn,
for the sum of t " ren'y-f ur dollars and sixty-two
oent, $74,62 nnd the-c .tj of suit, amounting to
five dollars and eiht; -tvo cenU. j$.8SJ I, W. S.
Horn, Coroner and ex-oft-i f heri 'I f iid county
in siid Territory, have levi u;h n nnd will offer
for nalo at public auction, at XW door of the house
in whieh the last'terin of the ?aiJ iiuri.'i court for
jHidcounfy was held, on Wednesday Ij-3 fourteenth
day of A njcuiit, A D 1SC1, between 'he h iu"" of I AS
o'clock, P. M. of naid d iy. and will fell to .'be high
est bidder for cash in hand, the following described
property, to-wit: one lot of land, being, to-wit : Jbe
routh half of the smuth went quarter of the the sooti.
wes quarter of section o thirteen t-t, township
!ive (5 , range fifteen ( 15), east of the sixth princi
pnl meridian, containing twenty acres of land, more
or les. taken ns the property of .1 . V. Kdwards. to
satisfy an execution agaitiit him and in favor of John
A JVnn. W. S. IIOUN.
Ex-fni,.in Sheriff of Nemaha County.
Hy J. W. COLEMAN. Deputy.
Urownville, July 18th. ISM. n2-5w-$9
WILSON'S
Notice to Prc-Emptors.
ALO.
To John Tlelfrv Jam C. Calnm. Henry G. Smith
Chnrles T.Cornell and Thomas M-iddox.
You are hereby n tifi'tl t n pi tear at th land of
fice at Urownvill , wi hin SO day. from this date
to make further proof in relation to ycur pre-emption
claim? in accordance with instructions from the
Gen ral Land Of!W at Washiutnn.
KICIIA1U) F. IJAUUKT,ne2ister;
(II. MILLS U. SMITH, Keceiver.
July25tu. 1S61.
SHERIFFS SALR
Fik, Knight k Company.!
Moore & Smith. )
Bw'riucof an order tif ?alo to ma directed from
the District. Court of Nemaha county, Nebraska Ttr
riorv. d ited on the 17th day of July A r I80I, I,
V. S. Horn. Corner. at d ex-omeio Sh nff. wnlon
Saturday, the 31 day of August, 15G1.
b' twecn ttie hours of ten oYlot k. a. M.and five Pit.
on that day .in front of the bouse whe.e the Dis
trict Court held it last-Term. in the town of Urown
ville, Nebraska Territory, offer for sale the follow-
mgdesenbs I real estate ?.tu itoi in said coun ty, to
wit the southeast quarter of section IS, in township
5, north of range 15, east of the 6th principal me
ridian, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, tbe
above described property, beinu the property bere
tofore attached inthecaseof Ficke, Knight k Com
pany, vs Moore Jt Smith, for the sum of five hnn
d rod and scnty-fire dollars and forty cents 1 $575.40
debt and cost amounting to fourteen dollars and ac
cruing costs and interest from May 13, A 1)1861 at
the rate often per cent, per annum, all said land
lying and being in Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritory. W. S. HORN, Ex-ofiicio Sheriff,
byJ W Coleiiak. Dcpt'y
July 25th, 1S51. n3 5w9
Sheriff Sale.
;.t
J?c In the-House About Xesro
fcohllers.
"r. B;irrn'ii im IT-dually again sought
' "itroduce his resolution, to which at
tarly prjrvi. pf tJ)e tJay objections
made. He wished to know wheth
nf,eroes are employed in the army,
i. seen le,n WIlh uniform, with ri
tyonets, revolvers and daggers at
r si'lf. Why not then request the
rotary of W ar to tell us how many of
"Darrirj tjje national army?
;i.t ,irti3 of Iowa, asked whether
tlernon had seen any negroes ex-
i ur O'. II nn liJ
Mr-
iwnjeu repli-o that lie ha I not
In uruwn cniiiit tirl rAmr'it.iu
iwruftt repli-d that he ha I
nm f .1 r;t..... I... 1 I
"" oi uii of- u" met s n;ui
h J0vvn a Ken'ueky nero. who
ft..10."'
t f l,iiional Government. He did
-H
ie Vallry of Mexico, arm d by
not
to any Comnanv.
tojj-. ' V"ri,s- Do you believe they ac--uied
the army in any capacity ex-
'servants?
U. C. Jchnson,
vs.
Natl an HsTmrn
NOTICE is hereby given that I will offer for sale
atpublis auction at the door of the House in which
tbe last term of the Noraaha County District C urt
Nebraska Territory was held, in Brownville, in s:tid
county f Nemaha on the twentysixth day of Au
gust, A D 1801, atone o'clock, I. M.of said day.
the following real estate, situated in tbe sa d coun
ty of Nemaha and Territory ef Nbraka, to-wit lots
N. nin-. ten and eleven. 9, 10 V II of the senth
east frnitioii.'il quarter of (-action Nn. thirfr-one (SI )
in township No. six, o. north of range No. sixteen,
eastofthe fith priueipul meridian, with the
exception of so much thereof a belong to Ji-feph
Cadtinha :'. dsrib ;l as foil .w, to-w if. comoi-n-einjr
t the South-west, corner of tho abiv n:med
lot Number nine 9 thence nonh forty 101 rods
thence east oni hundrel and sixty nils, tbence
north forty 40 rods alon? the Missouri rivr thence
east to the pla-e of beginning, taken as the proper
ty of Nathan Harmon, on an execution in favor of IT.
V,. Johnson, issued by the mid Nemnh? county
Di trict Court and to me directed, as jthe SheiiffJf
the said county of Nemaha.
Witness my hand this the 23d day of July. A. D.
18B1. W. S. IIOUN,
Kx-Offi-iioSherlfi, I t
J. W.COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownville, July 25. HGil. (n3-5'-$9)
Series of School and Family Rea
ders. A Series of School and Family Rollers aimine at the
Lipliest ecrce of nerulnes, and t-pleiulidi? iiius
t atcJ. tni-tin nt a Primer ami Seven Ke.elei.
J'y M AKCl'S WILSON'. Tlie P i.ner, nl tne Firt.
S.rc-oU Vlii.J Fjuril auti Fifth lte.ide. are now
i ely
The leadins i tijects aiinel at on the part ol the au
thir have lieen to Ci'iiiiu. t a Sc: ie ol ReolerK that
Mi I n it on y prt-soot the very ne-t menu- nnl nieltnKl.s
or leachiiiu lie.iiinu a. mt Art. but which i-liall alM
e..iiinin m larjie amount of us-elul and entertaining
kn .wici-'e.
7ne P. oner and Fir-t and Smd Readers mainly aim
at i lie at'aiiiineiit .1 the t1t ..l.jeet by layiuc ibe i nn -
la'i f cured hatii'f ol Ketdin-j at I tie ver) beinninK
of ihe piipii'n oiire, while I lie nioie advanced readers
siillkeei'ii'P iheo.iic.il insirictiou in view, especially
aim to P'p'il.iri7C. to the cipn-i'ie of children the
llihc. Knijii h ll'tclie" of ftndy. si that noine ne
tul ItuiWie-le of ihe vwioi.s ileparlments of Natural
HiM. .iv and Natural Science may be obtained by all the
pupils in our f(htls.
The leailiinj 'uinta uf nirrit cluimeJ for thexe Ilea-
l.t. They present annunsii.il Variety in matter and
manner, aud will prove exceedingly interest inj; to chil
dren. 21 They will secure the highest degree of practical
in-i i lie i .11 in ihe art of le.idiii-'.
31 They w ill imp irt a pre.it ane.nnt cf u-efut inf.ir
uiaiiiiii. whicli in no oilier way can be broiigiil before
ihepicit mass ol Children in our Scle.ols.
4ih. In liiiislrxlinii". and in P per Printing, and in
diirliihty of binding they ureal ly eX'.l oilier Ue.ideif,
while the prices are extremely lo"-.
Till: I'UIIIDJ:. Eatroduclury.
43 P-ves, lame i2nio P.ice i5 cents.
Becinnin with the Alphabet-, extetidsto winds of ronr
let ers The conversational tyle is adopted to a con
siderable -xtent, and mailt are jtiven to deuoie ihe
priper inrteciii iis. that ttie child aided by tlie teacher,
m:y hepin to read naliirai ly, and thus avoid those bad
habits which are so riiffl "nit of curiectioti.
lVilson'N liijst Header.
hi Pates, lame 12mo, Pi ice 2u cents.
B cinninc with asy word of four letters, extends
to eay words of fix letters, and a few eay words of
tw.iand three f.vllah:es. In ihis Reaier, al-o, the con
versational Myle is freiinentiy introduced, aud tLe sys
tem of iii fleet ions is coutiuued.
Wilson's Second Header.
156 Pa?es larpe 12. no. Price 3cents.
Is divided inio seven parts, each preceded by one or
more Elocnti. in iry Rules, designed lor the Ure ol Ihe
Teacher only and to en orce upon Mm the inip irtance
of requirniK pupils to read a directed by Ihe inflec
tions. Superior illustrative eucravincs are made the
subjects of a Urge number of reading lessons.
Wilson's Third Reader.
254 Puses, larpe 12iih, Trice 50 cents.
Contains, first, a brief synapsis of the Elements of
Elocution." Part first, "Stories frni Ihe Bible." Part
Second; "Moral Le-sons." Part Third; Takes up the
great division of Animal Lite, the Mammalia," most
ly Quadrnpeds. This portion is made exceedingly irt
teiestinjr. and the illustrations are unsurpassed in any
work on Natural History. Part Fourth; "Miscellane
ous." Wilson's Fourth Reader.
360 Pages, larpe !2mo. Price 66 cents.
Contains after the ' Eiementj of Klocution," Part I.
"Itunian FbvMolojry and Health " Part II resumes the
subject of Animal Life in Ihe division which treats of
Ornithology or Birds. The same as with Quadrupeds
the leadidg species of the several Classes or Orders of
Birds are PTonped in cuts which show their relative
sixes, and many of the nest beautiful poetic penis in
our language illustrate ibe descriptive portions, and
give variety to the Reading lessons. Part III. "Vepe
table PhVfinlogy or B lany." Prt IV. "Miscellane
ous." lu Part V. Natural Phibwophy." wa look in on
the fclesd at Glenwild." and listen to the conversa
tions held in a Voluutser Philosophy Class." Part VI
Sketches from Sacred nistory." contains some of the
finest selections of sacred Poetry, with beautiful :llus
tralioDs
Ti'ilsan's Fifth Reader.
P10 Page, targe l2mo $1 00
Contain. Part I.. F.li c Jtlonary " in which the prin
ciples or Kli cuiit.n are deve".oppd In a sei ies of C'-nver
s.itiniis, wiih nnrieroiis eximples Part II., Herpet-
ot. cv. or Renlileh" (the Tidid I'iv'sion i f Z olpy,) wl h
drawings of 40 species. Part III. . Hum n Phyiol'py
and Health" continued from the Fonth Reader with
13 illustrations. Part IV . Botany" cintiiinct from
the Founh Reader, with drawings uf nearly 200 peoies
of plants grouped in families, in accordance with Ihe
Natural Method " Part V.. Ictheolosy or Fi-hei
theF.iurlh divi-ion of ZdoCT. with drawingb ol 124
species. Part VI. ' Civil Architecture " app' priately
illustra'ei wl h the differeiit orders, &c. Part VI-.
Chemistry" Part VIII, "Ge doey," wiih eol gi
ciil Chart and Drawings .f Kxtinct Animals." Part
IX.. Ancient nistory, with Illustrative Poetical Selec
tions, fee.
There arc also ten ''Miscellaneous" Divisions, each
illnstrated.
Chu'ce selections, in a great pirt peOcal have been
ga'hered from more than tw hnndr ed diffceni wi iters,
to give interest and ill est rate the sclentiSc divisions,
and thereby fnrnh-h a mitahle variety for reading purposes.
County Jail.
Sealed proposals will 1x5 retired at Ihe ofl.'e of
C- ui.ty flera in I'.rwwnviile, until the 5:h Cr ol
Au2tii. IRU . for the erection f & County Jail.
Se-ifWt ons and terms 'f contract to he sjen at
the Clerk Office. T. W. UFDFOHD.
Comity Clerk.
Notice of Attachment.
At my Instance an a'tarhmenf was this dy isned ry
C. W .Wbeeler, ex-.fflcio Joi-tice or the Peace of Ne
maha County, against the property and effects of John
Hatcher, Sen., an absconding debtor of said Conntv.
July 1st, 1861. 6w H. O. MISICfK.
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Heath Nuckolls administrator
of the estite of Charles M.I
Ureevor, deceased, j
vs. Probate Court ef Ne-
Elizabeth Snodjraas, John G. j maha County, Ne-Snodgras-',
Peter lireever, brakit Territory,
busan Greever, Lavina Gree- petition to sell Rjal
ver, arah Greever, Joseph j Estate.
Jreevcr, Andrew Greever.A j
Win. Greever and Samuel IS. Pafford.
To Elizabeth Snodgrass, John G. Snodgras., Pe
ter Greever, Susan Greever, Lavina Greever, Sarah
Sarati Greever, Joseph Greever, William Greever,
Andrew Greever and Samuel R. Pafford whole place
of residence is unknown you are hereby notified
that Heath NuckolU administrator of the Estato of
Charies M. Greever, deceased, on the 26th day of
Juno A. D. 1861; filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the county of Nemaha and
Territory of Nebraska, alleging that the personal es
tate of said decedent is insufficient to pay hi debts
and the charges of administrating his estate, that
he died soi led in fee simple of the following de
ribd real estate in :he counties of Nemaha, Rich
ard li and Otoe and Territory of Nebraska, to-wit:
the undivided half of the south-west qnarter of the
m uth-westousrter of section twenty-five '2J town
ship f"r 4 i llange sixteen (16; and lot No. t'.vo
(2 janJ tot N. tUree section twenty-five town
ship f-ur i range sixteen 16 and the north-west
quar er ot tu imi th west quarter and the south
west quar;r of the northwest qr and the southeast
quarter uf ti noi"!h-wrst qaarwraud the north-east
quarter of the north-rst uaartcrof section thirty
mx 16 township four ( '. Hauge sixteen 16, less
laidod in townsite8 80-lCi) cres. which leaves a
balance of :W2 DO-100 a-rcs, the undirided half in
section thirty-nx 36. township fou Uange six
ireu,t,I6;, I JO 39-100 acres; (,aso, lo. four of aec
tton thirty-one, township four, range sere.16" d
lot No. turee and lot No two and lot No I, .'clion
thirty-one, township four, range sereuteen ana -
north-west, quarter of tho south-west quarter ana
(he south-west quarter of the southwest qr and the
norlh-ca.-t quarter ol" the south-west quarter, section
ihirty-one, town-hip four, range sevnteea 30S 2t)
100 acres Icfsft."! 3'J-IOO iu-res laid off townsite of lot
No four and tho north-west qMiirter of the south
West qr of section thirty-one, towns hip four, range
seventeen N3 3"J-I00 acres, 222 81-100 acres balance.)
the undivided half of the south half section one,
town.-hip truce, range sixteen, 320 acres, and west
half of section seven, township three, range seven
teen. 320 acres, and house and 12 lots in St. Deroin.
block thirty-five, and lot No. 1. block 31 and stable
in St. Deroin, aud tho undivided two- iths of St.
D. roin townsite, and lot No 5, block 1 and lot 9,
Mock No 2 in Nebraska City. Ot County, N T.
The prayer of the petition is foran order authorizing
hiiu as administrator of said Charles M. Greever
deceased, to sell said premises for the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will ho lor hearing on tho .'i:iyot
lulv A. D. 18:' I at 10 o'clock forenoon or as soon
thereafter a Counsel cun be heard. Ordered that the
forgoing bo i ublished four consecutive weeks in the
Nebraska Advertiser." Given u uder my hand and
the s .-a of sai.leourt. C. W. WHEELEK,
Julv 1st, 1S6 1. ProbateJudge.
Master's Sale.
Tn pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis
trict Court, held within and for Nerniha Lounty,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery, bearingdate
M.iv K5;h, 1861, in a certain case pending in said
court, wherein Samuel A. Chambers, executor of the
estate of illts 1 1 ill, deceased, is complainant and
Little P. lliatt.et al. are defendants. I will, on Mon
day the 5th dayf August.I85l.at 10 o'clock A. M..
of said day, at tho door of tho building in which
said oourt. was iait held for said county, in the city
of trownville,.ffer for sale ihe following described
premises, v.a. l.ts five, six, seven and eight (5,6,
7 an! 8, in b!otk sixty six ifirt.ijn Nemaha City in
iaid County and Territory. Terms, cash trfhand.
n5t $6w5 Master in Chancery.
MASTER'S SALE.
Tn niir,nnce of a decretal or er made by the
District Court, in and for Nemaha County, Nebras
ka T'rritnrv. bearni date May 15, 1861, sitting in
Chancery in a certain case pending in said Court,
wherein Thomas Heady is complaiuant nnd Henry
Yeimierunrf (itharine Neimier. are respondents. I
will on
Saturday ihe 24A day of August, 1S61,
at 10 o'clock. A. M. of said day in front of the room
where tbe D'mtrict Court of Nemaha CotHty held
its la t term, in the town of Brownville. Nemaha
countv, Nebraska Territory, offer tor sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following described re
al estate to-wit: the northwest quarter of section
sixteen, township six north of range fifteen, east
of the sixth principal meridian, Nemaha county.
Nebraska Territory, less the lortf-seven acres sola
IS. W. Frame. J.S.BEDFORD,
Master in Chancery.
Brownville, July 18, 1853.
m nu m
n
IN
EROWirVILLE,
Whitney's Block, Llain Street.
LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE
ELK HORN and MORTAR
J. J. THURMAN,
ANNOUNCES to the citizens of Hrownville nnd
vicinity thnt lie bns rera-.ved his Drug Store from
Sidney, Iowa, to the City of Urownville, aud having
added thereto au extensive stock of
Fresh Dms,
Chemicals,
Dye Stufls,
Paints and Oils.
Fure Wir.ps and Liquors,
For Medical Purposes,
Hair and Tooth brushes,
Perfumery,
Fine Toilet Soap,
&c, &c, &c.
Invites the public pitronnge.
?t!l"Physician's Prescriptions attended to at all houts
both by day and nibt.
. Brownville. Aprii Ilth.lSfil. n40 yly
.. i. !. X
I
Wk M
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T1 .
CURE
m n 1 1 c U a p ft P.
CURE
liy ibe u-e..r the-e Pills the periodic 3Uicx of Atrv
ou or Sick Headache miy be prevented ; and if ti.keu
it the commencement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in reuiovioK the .Vamea and Head'
ache to which females aie so nubject.
Tl.ey act gently upon the boweis removing Cottive
nest. ,
For Liferent Men. Students. Delicate Females, and
I all per..ns of sedentary habitt. they are valuable as a
r r ; a m mn...;n ,k. trivinz tone and e 1-
ijUA I. lUJIUIIUf, IUU Ujlllltl .-----
gor to the digestive organs, and restoring tee natura.
elasticitv and strength of tse whole system.
TheCEPHALM PILL3 are the result of longinves'.i
getlon and carefully conducted ex-K-erimeuts; bavins
been In use many years, during which Unio they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suf
fering from Headache, whether originating in the ner
vous iystem er from a derauael stato of theOflacA
They are entirely vegetable In their composition. anf
mavbetaltcn at a!r times with rTt safe'T. without
:,-nre ef a v t. ?
iiaufer f.ie.it fc
Til I r
tMn or ;ier c..
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Ta tf.it raiet
c.ildrtn.
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it easy to i?
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.-a sijua" res (
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Tlie Union Must and
shall be Preserved!"
AND DEN WILL SELL GOODS ON
SUCH TERMS AS WILL SURE- -LY
BRING ABOUT THIS
RESULT.
Blaster's Sale.
In pursuance ot a decretal order made by the Dis
trict Court, held , within and for Nemaha county,
Nehra-ka Territory, sittingincbancery. bearingdate
May 13th. 1861. in a certaii ease pending in said
court, wherein D.J. Martin 4 Co., are complainants
and Samuel Callan. Charges He- and Margnrt J.
Hess are defendants. I will, on Friday the 26 day of
Julv. at 10 o'clo- k A. M. of said day.at tbe door of
th building in which said court was last held for
said eonntv. tn the city f Brownville, offer for sale
at public auction the following described premises,
to-wit r Tho north-west quarter of the south-west
miarter of section No. twenty-two (22, ) Township
No. six (fi north of Range No. fifteen (15 ) east of
tho 6th principal meridian, situated in Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory. Terms eah in hand.
J. S. BEDFORD, Master in Chancery.
Jane 20th, 1S6I. noOJ3w5j
FRESH AQEIVAL
Boots and shoes,
StlCLKL 0VE3
linnets, Misses Mats,
Dry Groods and
roceries,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
CUTLERY,
NAILS,
IRON, &c,
A General Assortment of all the above.
Havinz determined to engage in general mercan
tile business, 1 have this Spring brought on. and open
ed ont an extensive and varied assortment of everything
needed by purchasers in this or any other country in
sisting of Boots, Shoes, nats, Caps. Bonnets of every
grade and style ; Dry Goods In endKss variety, cassi
tners, Cloths. Jeans, Saitinets, Tweeds, Vestings. Cali
cos. Lawns. Merinos, Cambrics, brown and bluish mus
lin; Groceries, fancy and staple; Iron, Nails, Hard
ware, Queensware, &c.
I am determined to open up a "new era" In Mercan
tile business, and will, therefore sell at n?ures unpre
cedentedly low. for cash or country produce
CUSTOM WORK.
I have on hand a splendid assortment of French Kip
and Calf Skins for home manufacture, to order, on the
most resouaMe terms. All work warranted or no psy
WANT ED :
nides. Pelts and Furs, for which the highest prices al
all times will be paid.
To be Brief
If ynu wish to purchase good on the most favorable
tr7u. or dispose of your produce to the test possible
advan"??. Be sure and call at
DE1T.S CHEAP ST0EE.
Brownville. April. ISGl.
PARTIimAIIL
TO RANt HMEN.
irt.or.t.ioTtnniK'itns." anywhere netween ine
Missouri river and t oint-ins. my 'r whole
saling to them is d- cnplete rmbracina everything
desirable or profitable to trade ia. ad at prices unheard
rM rr teti.1 our orders, which wi.l meet
with prompt attention.
Erownville, April i.a. iibi. v
tlKO HILL.
To All Whom it 3Iay concern.
All persona indebted to in. T I fc, , either on
book account, or by note, are hereby notified tnea.M
and pay upon or before the 10th dny of March IS61,
and thereby save themselves trouble ard cost.
HrownviUo.reo.it .
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!
The nn.ier.-iirned whose kilns aresittiated nine mile
west of Brownville, on the road leading to Ft. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article oi
lime, to which he invites the attention of those wish
ins The Lime will he delivered at thekiln or at any
other p int in thecounty, asdesircd.
Feb 9. ISfiO fim si . i.w.t.
LEGAL NOTICE.
de-
1
Petition to Sell
nenth SnbkoliS a9 Administrator "
of tbe estate of Joseph Derom ce
ceased.
vs
Catharine Williim Margarett
ltni.ii )t It iron neroin.
To Catharine, illiam, Marsareii. Amnp, aim oa.ou
Den in. whoare heirs and lepal representatives or Jo
seph Deroin. deceased, you aie hereby informed that
..n the 4;h day of June A. D. 1861 said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Nemaha Coun
ty Nebraika Territory. The object and prayer of which
petition is to obtain an order on the '-'9th day or June,
A- D 1961. at 10 o'clock, A M., at my office in Brown
ville in said county lorthc.sale of the foMowinst real
e-tate. f wl li h the said Joseph Per. in died setied. to
wit : The ill-divided one-ieuth or the Townsite of St
Dendn. i i Nemaha County. Jn T , at which time all
persons interested may attend and show cause why the
praver "f said pe'ition should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Probate Court of
Neninha county, Nebraska Territory.
n3-4w C. W. M'HEELER, probate Judge.
June 4, ISol.
Probate Notice.
WHEREAS, n. M. Reynolds, baa been appointed
General Administrator of the estate of Joeph Proud,
deceased, late of Gaire County; notice is hereby given
that I have appointed Tuesday the thirteenth (13) day
of Aunnst A.D. 1851. as the day for hearing claims
against said estate. All persons having claims aeainst
said estate are bsreby notified to have them on Ale on
or before that day or they may forever be debarred from
recovering such claims
Given tinder my band and official seal, this Huh day
of May, A. D. IS6I. WX. BLIKF.1.11
46 ltpf Prolate Judge.
u'i ti. b t.
Sold ay 3r:.;,:';iU and all t-.er l.-'V-fiia iTe-ii-niij.
A box wni be ent by rriai nrenid n receiptor the
Price 25 cents.
Ait orders should be addressed to
HEN RY C. SPALDING.
43, Cedar Street, New York.
Pee.. ISfiO. n221r
THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OT
SPALDING'S
EIPII1LIC. PILLS,
Will convince all who suffer from
HE AP ACME,
THAT A
Speedy and Sure Cure
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
Aithe Teitimonial were untnlicitedby Mr.SPAL
DISQ, they afford unquextionnUe prwo of th
efficacy of this truly scientific discovery.
Beverly, Mats., Dec. 11, 1860
II C Rpalmxo, Esq.
I wish for somo circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Fills more particularly before
my customers. If jou have anything of the kind,
please rend to me
One of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, (usually lasting two days,) tens cured of
am attack in one hour by your Pills, which I sent her.
liespectfullv your,
XV It WILKES.
Iieynoldsbitrj, Franklin Co OJ
January 9, 18(31 f
Henry C Rpaldiso
No 43 Cedar St, N Y
Dear sir:
Inclosed find twenty-five eenta, (25.) for whieh
send box of "Cephalic Fills." Send to address of
Rev WmC Filler. lvnoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pills irori tile a charm cure Headache al
most instauter.
Truly yonrs,
WM C FULLER.
JIisoHville, Conn., Feb 5, 1851.
Mr. Spaldixo.
Sir:
I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and Hie them
so well that I want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Fart of these are for the neighbors, to whrJta I gave
a few ont of tho fir t box I g t from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't servant.
JAMFS KENNEDY.
JTacerford, Pa., Feb. 6, 1851.
Mr. Spaldixg.
Sr:
I wish yon to send me onn more box of yonr Ce
phalic Pills, Aace received a yrert deal of benefit
from them.
Yonrs. respectfully.
MAUY ANN STOIKnOUSE.
Spruce Creel, Iliintimjton Co., Pa..)
January 13, iS61. )
H. C. Spalding.
Sir:
Yoa will please send me two boxes of your Cephal
ic Pills. Send theui irrrmediately.
Respectfully yonr.
J.W. If.
P S Ihare-iutd one box of your Pillx, and find
them ejrec.'ea.
BhU Vernon, Ohio. Jan. 15, ISol.
HFNttr C. SpaLCIno. Ksq.
Please fi;vi incJosed twenry-five Cfnts. for which
send me another box" of yotir Cephalic Pills. They
ai-e truly the beat Pills Ihtr erer tried.
Ulrect STOVE . PM.
Belle Vernon. Wvandot CoO.
-JTA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
ULUE will save ten times iti cost annua!ly-Jg
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
1SC0.
To Phtkcipals of ScleKils, who wih slnele copie
for examitisiinti with a view to Introduction, the aNive
ho kswili hesent. r"t o-'e jvepaid in rrveipt of h-ilf
th prices above r.ape. To of er persons Ihey will be
tC t p 6 ace mepjiid on receipt l tbe fnll trice.
F- r Ter-ns (.f Ti'r. diet! n and fur Aeenrit. ?t trp.s
fl A RPF"U &. BROTHKUS, or M.IRCl'S WILSON, to
their cms
Published by HARr-T? ft RTTOTHFIFS.
Frat.kl n Square. New Yoit.
MELIT MILLS.
NEMUIA CITY. NEBIISKA-
Oxssla. JTor wlio -t
Tb public are informed that at Meivrn's Mill 'hat
8"tr9o;eritscsti is hrins paid for K-od metxhintable
wheat. Also wheat tntl Corn ground lor toll as osnal.
No22 J. Q. MELVIN.
1SC0. TAXES.
NOTICE.
Delinquent Tax Payers for theyear are here
by notified that such delinquency must be paid by
the 15th int., this is the o. ly and last notice, and
if not heeded, the process required by Law for the
collection of delinquent taxes will be enforced.
Attention is also called to the special School Tax
levied in school District No. 1. Township 5, Range
15. Nemaha City School District and in School
Districts 1,2. 3 and 4, Township 6, Range 14, 63
said special Taxes must bo paid.
July, 4bJS")i.
n52w2
JACOP.STKTCKLER.
County Treasurer.
LEWIS WALDTER,
HOUSE- SIGX AM) ORNAMENTAL
GLAIZER AND PAPER HANGER.
DKOWNVILLE. N. T. J
Tlie Newest and Rest Music
Poth Vocal and intrumntal by tho best Amerioan
and European eomrfwers. rrr r-gularl every
wcok In tho HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. Price Four
Cents. A ner soog by Siephea Glover, appears in
No, 1, Vol 2.
Master's Sale-
In pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis-
trict Court held witnin pna ii icui;ui v.oni,-,
Nebra-ka Territ-ry, sitting in Chancery, b'.ari.ug
date May 10th, 1831, i il certain case pending in
said court wherern Jackson LyncsiscomioVmant. and
l.T Whyte, Sarah IFbyte, IFilliam lloblitzell and
Martha Hoblitjell re defendants. I will, on Friday
the 2Cth July, 1 81 1, at 10 o'clock A.M.t: said diy.
at the door of the building ia whic'a the last term
if said District Court was held for said connty, in
the city of Brownville, oiY, for sals at public auc
tion the following described prepjises, to-wit r The
South-east quarter of section No. feiiilO), Town
ship No. five (5) North of Range No. Efteen (15)
east of the fith principal meridian situate in Nema
ha routitv, Nebraska. Territory. Terms, cash in
band. " J. S. BEDFORD.
Master in Chancery.
June 20, ISol. "n50i6w5
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
JACOB MA KOHN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BROWXVILLC, SCaUASKA,
Has just returned from St. Louis witi an entire
new stock of
LATEST STYLES
Of Goods for Gentlemen's wear, which be will
roaka to order at short notice, and in C manner he
warrants to be satisfactory.
His stock consists in part of black, colored and
mixed cloths ; black, eolorcd and mixed dcoskim ;
black, colored, taney nnd mixed Casjimers; fine
Kentucky Jeans, Check. Cottonades. Liners, drilling-,
duck?. Satin. Vesting, Hraids, Button., corJ
Ae He returrs his thanks m the centleuvn of this
place and ri iintty for their past liberal patronage,
and respectfully invites tbem to call and examine
bis new' stock. Ho feels confident that in tbe fu
ture as in the past, he will be able to give entire sat
isfaction. LSrownrille. March 21. lSSfl.-ly
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES I
economy! dispatch:
t3!r"A Slich in Time Sites Nine !'f2
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families.it is very desirable to hive some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
crv. tc
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household enn
afford to be without it It is always ready, and up
to tbe stie.kin? point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N B A Brush accompanies each bottle. Trice,
25 cents Add res
HENRY C SPALDINO,
No 43 Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled person are attempting t
palm off on the nnnspectin public, imitations of my
PkEPAREI) GLUE, I r.ould caution all persons to
examine before pu rimming, and. see that the full
name
"T'AT.niNG'S PREPARED GLUEjH
's r. t'ne outside wrapper; all others are swindling
counterfeits
"Pike's Peak, or Ilust,"
SEW
THE PEOPLE'S
PATRIOTIC- PICTURE GALLEfiY,
Just Puelisuld in etlexdid
r. l
t fln"5Tirp n-i i T.ra -
liero cf Sumter. -
2. P0P.T2AIT C? U:ZZ-GZ;.
3. roaiSAiT or coi. llisttcsth, of th
New York Fire Zouaves, asasiiuateu at A
txanJHa, after baulir.g dawa the R;b.l
lb
T5
XEI3, a magr.ifljrntjlirge, richly colored cn
grarirg. 5. TUS UASS. ErGinT fgnfir thvr
way through tL- streets of L.utimore. A
most spirited pietu'e, ivirg a Tery ccrrc-ct
idea of that blot dy tr usac'Jon.
G. "S7AS EPANGLrD SAJHTEH" CC2-"
TJES3 07 LI2ESTY. A heaVt-siirriss dj
sion, exquisitely colored.
G. THE V0ITOTTS33. To bnrt
soldier represented in the act of tramplin
underfoot the traito-s banner, and unfur
ling in its place the glorious ola stars at!
stnpes" forever in triumph to tfiTe."
8. TILS DEFENDERS OF OUR UNION, a
mammoth lnhogradhia picarc, trillnntly
eclored. representing the variens crick rgi
ments in the Unitel States'setvioe, In a ill
dress, and equipped and armed for aetir
service, being ore of the most mrtgnifljent
pictures of that kind ever got up in thi
country. Among the miUUry represrtel,
are the New York 7th, M ia. 6;h, tha I ir?
men Zouaves, Col. Juryoe's Advance Oav-J,
1st (Jerman KiUes, Ironca Sonares, i.i..y
Wilson's Zonaves, eti., e'.cr. Price
25
irT s;
rs w,
QJJE DuLLAo AuiiAKGEEliT.
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
.FOR 0HE DOLLAR 1 ,
F0II 0SE DOLL AH!
We will send the complete set cf 8 pictures to acy
jartof tbe United State., postage paid.
' FOR ONE DOLLAR !
FOR ONE DOLLAR! "
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
We will send by mail, post-paid, tbe followinj setcf .,"
Union Goods : '
1. One copy Hardee's Tactics, the Text Boci for t!i '
Citizen Soldier.
2. 25 splendid assorted Union Enrelopes, entirely
new devices. . -
3. 2 1 sheets superfine Union paper.
4. No. 4 of our picture gallery, (Tha Ecrnbardaent
of Sumter.)
5. No. 5 of our picture gallery, (Th jramchusetis
Sixth.)
G. The splendid picture ''The Defenders of ecr
Union."
FOU ONE DOLLAR !
FOK ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
We win send the following, post-paid :
Portrait of the joutbful Col Ellsworth, assassinated
at Alexandria, a ruartyr in the cause of liberty.
25 assorted Union Envelopes.
Th splendid picture entitl d "The Defenders cf oar
Union."
A nngnifi eit Gold Union Pin, tbe most elcgint yet
got up valued at II 50.
Envelopes witk tho newest designs and every de
scription of Union Goods can be procured of as
cheaper than ny where else. Sample sent free, to
dealers on application.
Adlfess all letters and order.
L J. Y01GT L CO..
n50w2 12 Ann Street, New York.
Something New
L. P. E. C. & C.
Ladies' Patent Electro Collars and CaSi. ..
6 Sets for 50 cent.
G. p. e. c.
Cents' Tatcnt Enamelti CuEars.
10 Collars fcr 30 cents.
Wc have now in stock a fu'l and complete assort
ment of all styles of llain and Fany GooJs, m mu
factured by us under our several Patents, and we
particularly invite the attention of the trade toth
goods now on exhibitien atonr storo.
LOCKWOOD MANUF'G CO.,
671 BROADWAY.
P. 9. The "Union" goods aro especially adapted
to the times.
PROVISION
A5D
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ro. TVTcviaJL otroot,
BROWIIVILLE, IT. T.
Have Jn6t completed thtir new business h-use on
Main Street, near the U.S. Land Office, in Urownville
where they have opened out and areorTering on the most
favorable terms. - - .
OHO O-ElS jES-Z jE3 S
Dry Goods, Provisions,
Of all Kinds,
FLOUR, CONFECT10NARIES,
GRECy AXD DRIED FilUSTS,
Choice Liquors, Cipars,
And a "tlkousand and one," other things rcrTV.'r
needs.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
B'-ownviTe. April 26. lv
" FOUND.
A Gold Fob Chain. The owner enn bnra by de
scribing same and paving for tbi lvert!'eu"'rt
UrownvP.Ie, June 27. SAMUEL CALLLEN.
ATTcNTION! BEE-KEEPERS.
Kidder's new system of Bee ilanagcment, whera
by a swarm of Beej wiil collect from one te tbre
hundnd p,undof honey in one season. Bees can
be made to swarm any season, or prevented from do
ngso. Can be prevented from flying to the forssts
in swartning-titne. Bee-robbery easily prevented.
Mo'h millers prevented effectually. Never lose bceii
by the chill of widtcror otherwise.
1 will sciei my new Book Circular, containing 22
pages, freo of postage, to any Z.'ee-Keeper that will
send me bis Post-Uiilee address. It gives the con
tents or Book in full, and gives general exp'antion,
and cuts cf the Patent Compound Hive.
Or, I will send Kidder's Ouidd to Apiarian So'coca '
on the receipt of 57 cents, in postage- stamps, which
will give full particulars in the Culture and manage
agemer.t of the oney Ree.
All orders for circulars, book, hives, rights, tfce.,
promptly attended to. Addres.
K. P. K.1DDER, Burlington, Vt. '
BRIGHT ON GRAPE CULTURE.
SEC0SD XDITI05,
Thirty pnjre. of N'sw Matter, with the expri.?-3e
rf 18CU and '61, being tbe most important rartof the
work. Indi-r-n-ab'e to all GRAPE GROWERS.
S.nt by mail, freecf postage, on receipt of tho price,
50 cents, ia sumps. Address,
WILLIAM ERIGIIT.
Box 123 Philadelphia, P. O Pa.
A Double-page
Map of the World, ;
ON MEr.CATOR'S PROJECTION,
U'ill be given free alnna with the first number of the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, now ready
THE EMPIRE CITY AT ONE VIEW,
In a splendid Colored Enjrarin of
m liii'i mi? m
DOORS AND SASH.
Forcn excelletit and cheap article of Pine Doer
and Sj.ih cailat
the new store of J.J. THURilA::.
BrownrUIe, April II, '61. n4-y!y
Showing tbe entire city, and forming .
COMPLETE BIRD'S-EYE VIEW
of i(r a sheet of snperSae drawing paper's. 21 by
3 inches, all sarefully colored by band.' This Cu'-s
P'Ctare has just baen published at Three Dollars per
copy, but by nn arranirement S"eeted we areenabled
U off. r it TO EVERY SUL'SCIIiZBS to the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, who forward u?2,in
return for which wij wiil miil free, enpy of tho
nti'va cr.graviu (bine up with roller to preserve it j
ar l also tbe HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL for on yea-.-
Sample CortKS of tba En-'-avln cm
Seen at ourofnee. All g"cd tojntrp bills. or ja
stamps taken at par a rrmiuances. Adircti a I
couiiiiiini. n'ion." toth? Publishers and Pror --ic.7rs
the HorsEHOLT) JOUKNAL, A. HAU1HILL A
OO., 20 North William street, New York.
Oxen Wanted.
T?ie nscTibera are !e.sir6ua or hunzi tirsc 7?icf
pvI, he-iT three fotrr or Ca 6ir-oi l tsca. ce-'ii-'t
c-h. ad hi.iai.ce Cl !n s.is nonilia, pjjatle ia
gcxids onileiivery o C ittia.
Or w wiii take Caulc on tfebts. "