Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAY SCHOOL BULL, l
THE PAT SCHOOL fir.LL. A New Sin.'dnsf Buo
for Day School, caUvd 11, e Day School l'.M., !, now
ready., 1tcr.Wft-i i! ?ft S'X) V?ii- f.fc!j.:eS..Tic So-'
,' KcthmI Caioh",'- Diets, -JY1"S, IJ-iSTtcu'atid Cho-,
res, niauy of U.eiu w ritten exprceiy tut ting worS,
tesiJes 32 paprs ,r U e .l"e'-i-u.oJ nuMc. Joe Ele
Int'j'k f.-v t '1 pr ; i-"n e. tli;it o:-T.y.iry .teach
er will i;:,cl tin .iisvlv t-s entirely uoeeMful in iM-trucl-Jus
even young m-1 '; 1- ir? correctly and wientift-
tally, wljile the tilci 4 u it.i.crirTr.a es t-uch a vaii
c'.y of lively, aHisiiive, und soul biiring iiiiimc end.
eiitimer.t that ti--..r-.-v;c will be enericwe-j tr jT.-'a-
'tine ail lP- ' i" - j 'i v it h zca i i. & :'in.::r.,. : kil I
, tu (i.i'cf lie i , .ft 1; .'-j'ji'i-nvtu?. beauty ln.nrovi;?
iiv;n"S-j;c;C;;.":, : c rvipr producing iidi
.clijl life, la simplicity of Us Kienieiitf, mvamiy
nJ adaptation of music, and in exctl!eice and numter
tf lit S'-ii;:, original, K'lect"!, and adapted, it t.Uici
ly rcti'-h to c,t el ail TrrTrrlTor. it will t-e found td
be ibfi'te.-d r k eter 1-muJ for Scminai ics, Acie inies,
nd PubjjcSJ-a.!. .Jl fi-w munile pwt tbe eie
,eriis, U:n- a .ii son,- r fie" In a. circular ; 'tou
tiJ pot oije. Tt i-c.-i pi. ! T-y LV i j e Wafers, author
f '-SibaiU JVhool Bid is." X . 1 and 2, whicto have liaJ
tbe enemy;, tale t 6o.j,W0 ) 1... Vtk papc
'covm 20 eta., $!5 K-r l.uijurcdj boiiu'I Stf c-iii 3
per liuiidrrd ; cloth biiM!i l,'M.l.i.-:-ed eiit 4J ci-. : &3d
per hundred. 25 ..pien lurinete-l at tue one nunarcn
'li
price. Mailed fret at the retail t rice. H
mtk;ks or tih; rrtnss. j
. The Day School Ei:ll. TLe lci.es ai lively, mi
Tfitdby xJiiti!ren. Tlie fdirl
.n:tbic":i! w'en.'adapted to tbj
cli(Kd-!Sl .an J- atuoiitr ibe be:-i
publitded. Sew lot
t
' a'aptc
ructi as day be e.i;!y iun
f the aorij.' i niicx. ey'j
btbool rooiii. It U tUe cii(d
roiiipeiid . i,t -tcbool music
Teat her.
..jjjiv sxhooi. Bei.i.. Tbiabook i eminently
1n n- c la our -o:uuiou f.c!(Kls
V'e liave a girut niu-iberof Kbool fort? r b.;s"lie4r
the public, but many of tt.efti lack iauicJ us vt Jl as lite
rary taste, and are'really rieinoriilizStiZ .1 a Ttfir iufiuj
euce cpon the uiusical talent Of the youcz. Alra of ae4
knowleCged exielleiice, wcddeJ to words of true poetry:
are the CjUalities ti,t uu?kt to be SotiKht with the great.
st care iu the prejinraiicu of a school foiig book. IhiA
fcook seeing to combine ibee two qualiUe .I'ennyl4
rcnia Scow Jcurnal.
' Published by nOItACK 'WATK.TIS,
Kl-y Xo 491 Broadway. Xew York
tiic uaiiv or i uIILuo.n.
"ow retuly. a new and superior coiieetinn of 27
Anti-Slavery, Patriotic, and Contra ban 4" yngs;
solo, dueta, quatbfit, and xhcruso. .Zlustfer tb
I'oetry and ilat'us has been written exprc??ly fo
tfcis work, to correfpond with tho times, and tLould
be Bang y the million; in orler to awaken a deep
interest in behalf cf the Contraband?," whom God,
in liia providence, bai east vpou the t ree North to
"tlotiC' tC"tiu"?'.T 5. , . , r.
f C0NTKNT8,. IX. FAET.
"fair FrDrdoui'a ilorn has dawned at last:'!
"n,ralt Ui Chias, or the -Emooipting word
'Frg:i-ir.tj3 UirchiDs or, ot, Ck ry. Hallclajah
"Oh 1 Help the 'Contrabands';" "Old John Lrown's
Song;" "Song of. tbu .'Contrabnnds';" "0 Let my
People Go :" '-raroir oa tho Sons of the 'Contra
bands ;
"VVben
Frcentc
Sons of Freedom," etc,
" Trie only 5 centals 5 rlcO cents per dozen, $3
per 100 ; postaco 1 cent. - ,
HORACE WATERS, PobHsher, , i
4Hy -" " 4 51 Broadway, 'ew-York7 ;
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL NO. 2.
75,000 'Copies Gold' 'tho First 12
Llcnths' cf its Publication,
.rxuitniOxxiainental,
Evergreen; Trees,--;
" 1
With a General Assortment of Nursery-
Articles, for sale at the
Pleasant Pddge llursery,'
Amsri;. BUREAU, -CO.'i-ILL. !
' Very b.ir Tor ciifh of Its fqnivaleftt. , TTe fcav.e a fe;
tliiti.!id hi ai. 1 teven year old apple trees, Vbi .U we;
will cell very Ivt, a we want to dispose of them bo
fore thov et Ikhi larpe; abo four yejir olds at $12 frtJ
per bui.d. cdi.tb i Vr . "W utiiOi.er'bundred, at-dj
Also Cherry, Tear, Plum, Peach, Grape
Curraiits.'Goosejberries, Raspberries,
Lawton Blackberries, Strawberries,
Pie Plant, Roses and Dahlias,
rr f unheTilesfToit". "C
OIK STOCK
or
The Economy of Using
X ii-E
FRANKLIN"
Family Sevirig IlacHne.
'n.e'eo marlilnM makeiLfi celebrated (JJlOITu
BAKEJLSTITCIL whit b hai.Ukca tbabUUefiLpremi
iiaal4 UhiM'i State Fair, tn September taHfr, at the
United Staten'Fair Jn.St. Inis, in 1360, aad at the
priuciple State Fairs thxo'-iKO'-"11 toe country.
CouipcJeiit Judges pave a decision in favor of, this
stireh, ftt account of its great strength and adaptation, to
all kinds of family ad rrnavifaciurinn purposes.
The fol low ing Table wiiMhow the difference in favor
of Sewiu3Jacliinoror theold ietlrodt)f -stitching by
baud, ta tfce working of these Jlacbinea tbre is tioU
only a great BavitiKf labor and; time, besides adding
greatly to the healtbfuiriessof the euiploypieu , but tbe
stiich is nnnh stronger; more elastic, and less liable to
ripwrarei than, the htitch made with .thiKttes and
bobbin-.,'."
TimecotiFotned in makinz vPT Machine. V Pi Hand
EYERGUEEX3
Is large, and ery fine fpec.mens.
suit,
Sigea and price ti
' "Where Liberty DtveMs is my country ;'?
blavery dies there 11 be rreedom: " ake,
n. Uod has spoken ""Whlttitir suppressed
It Istn entire KeaAi'ork. of nearly 200 pajes.-
JIany of the Tunes and llymus. were written exi
preFsly for this volume. It will goon be ag. populaj
aa its predecessor, (Bell No. I) which has run tip to
the enormous nnmberof 575,000 copies in36 months,
outstripping any Sunday School Book of its size is.)
eued in this country..: Also, both vol nines are bound"
in one to accommodate schools wishing them iu thai
form. Trices of Bell Xo. 2, paper covers, 15 cent.
$12 per 100. Boun"3,1'j ctnts, r 18 per 1C3. Cloth
bound emboFsed gilt, SO aents, $32 per 100.. Bell Xo.
1, paper covers, 1 2 cent?; f lff -pcr lCfl. Bound 20
cents, $18 per 109. Cltth bound einbossed gilt, 25
eents, $20 per 100. Bells Nos. 1 and 2 bound to
gethcr 40 cents, 430 per-hundred, -25-copi fur
iiithed &t the 300 price. Cloth bound embossed
gilt, SOcents, 40 .per.lUO.. .Mail postage, free at
the retail price. . .
UOBACK-WATERS, Publisher,. j
nil-lj , K9.4SI Broadway, New York. !
Order respectf:illy oUclteJ snd promptly attended oi
:, r V :-..'! ' VKUKKV ALDitlClf, .
Address, Tiskilwa, III.
P. O.
P. S. X have about 7,00? four yar old trees, of the
Xew York Pippin, for sale tha coming fall and spring ;
no apple ever gained so mnuh popularity iaso hort a
time.'. The trees ire good growers, eafly .fruiters, and
veryardy; apples large- and Bhowy, and keep about
equal totbe Willow Twig. Also a larpc stock of the
Wagner, one of the best apples; very early fruiter, and
trees remarkably tardy. For a more full description
of these and other 8ortf,'pie3se se'e descriptivecatlaogue
teat free to at piuants. ' - ' ' . - " .
January 2, lfc6J. (u208m) -- ''
. ni:wjxusic.
"Shall W9 Know Tach Other There?" Son or
Duet and Chorus, by Itev.' Mr. Lowry, author of
"Sabbath Bells Chime tin.- This song is good.
Price 25 cents, mailed, free. A pianist in attend
ance to try new music.- - -
r . nOTlACE WATERS, !
nil ly No. 4SI Broadway, Publisher.
""THE HORACE WATERS riAXOS AND
. . ; . . rjUELOblAXS, - . .
And Alexandre Organs, and T. GILBERT k Co.'
celebrated Xoliarj LikaosArc tho finest instrument,
for parlors and chnrches now in use. A large assort
ment can be teen at . the nw warerooms, No. 481
BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome etreetss
which will be sold at extremely low prices.- Pianos
and Melodeons, from sundry makers, new and second
band. Second hand Pianos &nd Melodeons at great
bargains; prices from $25 to $100. Sheet llnno,
. Music-Books, and all binds cf llnsic Merchandise,
' t war prices. A pianist in attendance will try new
music. I
CTTVIOXS 07 THC TK53." ' i
"The Uorace Waters Piarioaare known as among
, the very best. We are enabled to speak of these
instruments with som.e degree of confidence, from
personal knowledge of their excellent tone and du
rable quality." Xew York Evaitrjdiet. n41-ly
' 'COMMERCIAL ' NURSERY
OJIAIM, IVEHHASKA. '
E. H.:I3UECHES,
PKOPRIETOR.
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I hare Tom since been convinced of the want of a first
claea Xursery in the West, where ,
tri!es,' shrubs,." flower's, kb
Catl be "adapted to our cKmate anil'sniV.- ""in view of
these facts, I have established in this place, and orler
for sale at
Wholesale; or Retail,
A large and -well selected stock, stilted fo thisxlimate,
of .
Apples, standard and dwarf; PeaYs, standard anddwarf ;
Cherries, standard nd dwarf ;
i-eaones, . . Plumgj
i'lituw, . ,. , . jsectariues
Quince, Goosberrics.
Currents,- Grapes,
; j - - Haspberries, '--.' . "
Strawberre, Blackberries,
: Evergreens,. : . , Shrubs', .
RosfS. . Dahlia's,
; . Ornamental Trees.- : : -: .
Greenhouse and BeJUUng Plawts, etc., "etc.
.To which I would be? leavo to ca! I the aitemion of the
people of Nebraska, Kansas Colorado, Iowa and XortU-
weci jh is.soui 1. .
EjJiy terms will be as low as anr -rp'tat,! eutim
j- Kurtery.
- -By purchasing of Tue trie expense cf transportation
irom the east can be saved.
X trees and plant are carefully labeled aad packed
J ,n ,he bt manner, for wycli charge of the actual cost
- will be made. Xa charge wiii-te made for the deuTery
, of packages on board stcani'jjats.
All cnnimunicationa fciiUrei-.fced to the undersigned
) will receive prompt attention. .
Myrch, Ibti-. n.- JCP-CUES.
t- : , ; FRENCH'S "CONICAL .;
-T7asl!iogZ:HacIi!iics.
The most bimple, durable, convenient and economical
article ever invented for the purpose. ' .. . .
-WtM -dt the W35hlncrcr an ordinary- yamlly. cfore
bretkfast, not only savibi: time, but clothes.
' By t.ricUy followingtbeprinted directions, vrhth btb
r Mmpie and esy, it will wash, at one time, six hirts,
or two dozen small articles, ia about tir or$nen miu-l
utct, or their equivalent. - . v . . .........
Ey all the ordinary methods of cleaning fine fabric.
uch as laces, Kc, tbe fif-ttet.t care is required, whiie
; ith 4bi tachie-lte -nwiK-ielicate article can-be
washed without tte possibility of daTJiage. - j
I Tlie.e results are 'produced by toe cjnttaut reacticti
; - tho stidb w-Mie the machioe UIq luuiion. :
'of r;mi'ier, lanudris, Ixjtels, lordin3-bouie. bospit
t Js, lunl, b-'anunf-sihoois, on ebtp end Bi.eatjer,
7 and in tbe army, w ho have ihcfcfl uiRcl tces in use, tmvCi
feut in Ibo'.r t-tiuiunisis vuluntariaily, and the cnc-
iniums of the i ress are very MiUierous,.soTne of which i
r 1 liave p-lllilXll-ll III J fllllllll iVl iTIH. ,
- " AIT Ia?tX.T-t!.e rublic-ls-a"farernexa;uTi:iaonol
this machine becre purch:u.ing of ther. -General
iepot 19 Broadway, oorner-Canal St Xe
i rttrk. ' ; - -1 -
; . Prico enly-Ten-Dollars.
"X.-Tt."A'liLer.irdiscocnt to tbe Trade. Aeatt
Vnntril. Sir, for " f;rr'. r. , , ,
Adl:vrsl. il'7;..V. City P. O.- - . .
- , . w-, TiilLUVJ'RfiJJCII, Trenrietor. :
Bloomington Hursery, j
....
At the crossing of the Illinois Centra!, and St. Louisj
Alton and Chicago Bailroads. Established 1S52. oil
tbe open Prairie, and contain440 acrrs. Fruit, Orna
mental ami Xurtery Stock, a very large, general and
reliable assortment, VEHV: CHEAP for Cash.
Especially Adapted " to" tie Severe Climate
of tLe Northwest.
ArPLE ritEF.S, from 1 to 4 years old. $25 to $80 pei
1000. - liOOTGI'.irTS, $tOper 10.CH0. APPLE STOCKS;
one to two years, selected forgraftine, $2; second classy
$1 per thoudsand. MAZZAHD criERRV, $3 per 1,000.
STAXDARD AX1) DWARF PEAR, CHEItllT, PLTJM,
PEACH, QU1XCK, XECTARIXE, AXD APRICOT
DWARF APPLE, QUINCE, PE.vU, . JPLUM, AXI1
HOSE STOCKS. JppU IScions $1,50 per thousand.r-i
Cuttingg, many sorts Oiage Orange, good one yea
old plants, 2,60 per 'thonsnadi -VUso't Strawberyi
and many other Standard Sorts two dollars fifty td
four dollarsperttousand. Grapet Catawba, Clinton,
Isabella, well rotted, one j earmold three dollars pei
hundred; twenty dollars per thousand. Dtlaware-
one and two j ews oldr $1 to $10 per dozen. Rhu.
barb, - best sorts two to vo dollars per hnndrod.
Houghton Goosterry, one to two year old one t
tbree dollars per hundred. Downing'i Eper Bearing
ZIuJlenjIouT to eight dollars per dozen. Evergreens
several sorts ten dollars per thousand. Shade and
Weeping Trees, Shrubs, Flower Roots, Bulbs, Roses',
an immense variety mostly one to two dollars fifty
per dozen.
Packing carefully done. Catalogues sent on receipt
of a three cent stamp. Address,
F K PJIOEXIX,
Nov 14, JSS1, cl9-5m . - . Blooviington, Illinois.
Tlie Frankliri Family j
ITaJ one adltntaep which Is w-orthy of especial attention
in addition t. the peculiar eharacter ef th stitch, and
that is Its a'.aptalion.to eitfcet light or medium heavy
warkfT The Machine which at one monieot Is used ou
TUB MOST.IiELIC ATE . FABRIC, liu a few nio-
Ljnenta af ter'can le brought to bear with the same facil-;
itv ortcottonadeS" sod towels of the ccarsest description..
lu adaDiartionfor 'FAMLl'. WORK, dstlms remarki-.
bleanu gives it a superiority over every otaer etyieof
tnacnine m ne aiarKei.-; . : -
I.iaordec that these ilachinea may bo" placed jn the
Jifmds of all cjases, we -have redncedine-Trice- of our'
FRASkUX. FAMILY MACMXE .- TO FORTY
DOLLARS. Prom tbe increase of our business for tbe
laBtTear, anjlhe entire satisfaction our Machines are
.glvlnsr throughout the United State anil European
Countries, we are led tobelleve that onr determination
to manufacture a PERFECT' SIMPLE, RELIABLE
IXI CHEA P MACHINE; has been f ul ly appreciaten
p the public This policy will re-main unchanged, and
heretofore toe Hachine will, be UowecLt leave tho
-tfiice tliMt we tasnot fully warrant- In every respect. ;
yve tnan seep on nana i- axi- times a general assort
ment of Sewing Machine, msterlaJ 9 - ."; - - '.
- Xeedles for; aU -nvaehines can.be ordered by. Sfaii or
Express. ? Pi ice One Dollar ier "dozen. - ' .t ., .
- Perkons in tlie country, by eendins u theif address
encloslcg a tetter stamps can lave forwarded by return
mail, one of our circulars containing the aifTerent styles
Of Machines," list of TricPsJ'and sample'of workl ;
1:. men inn snsrtJO'T-!
- " Principal A.centsor the Irorth WesD
Offlce and Salesroom 13.3 Lake Sf.reet, Chicago, Illinois,'
C. E- W1SWALU - ' , . . . - - -. : - 1 t: j
JNO.W,-aAPPAJr, formerly Ag't for -.he Grover
Baker Sewing Jlachiue. v
" Jaauary9iU' 1So2. n2S-tt ' . si
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
HOVEY'S SEED
Agricultural , Warehouge;
Having opened a Seed anil Implement Warehouse, in
Chicago, 1 beg leave to call special attention to the
aarne having bten- many years in the business in Bos
ton, mid having also paid special attention and rare in
the selection of my. seeds, 1 feel the utmost confidence
in oflerin? tkem 0 tbe -p'rtrfici - - - 1
The seeds grown in this country were raised by old
and experienced raisers at the Eat j tboe that cannot
be procured in this country, -were imported from some
of the most reliable seedsmen in Europe, j
All Xew and improved varieties as soon' as Intro
duced tried anil proved desirable at the East, may be
found'in my Catalogue. Particular attention will be
paid to the t V -
FLOUER SEEO DEPART3IEXT
and not only all tbe new and much admired varieties,
but all new novelties In the Flower department will
be Introduced. 'AH orders for i
TEEES, PLANTS, eHRUBBEBY, FLOW?
. EES, BUEBS, &c . j
will be promptly executed. We have also a good as4
sortmeutof . j
.Garden juicl Farming Implements.
ALBERT H. nOVET, J
X. O. Box 30.1T. . , ., Xo. 73 Lake street,, . !
. March 6, nS5 im. ' ; t . Chicago," IlU. j
LANDRETH'S I
Warranted Garden Seeds1
i
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T-n
v BLUXDEN, K0EN1G & CO.,
(Late John Garrett & Co.,) ;
r , r Xo. M Xor.th Second Street, above Pine, .
" ST. EOTJISMO. " I'
Offer for sale at very lew flsrnresl a larjre nd ..wel.
.assorted stock of Agricultural and Horticultural Imple
ments, comprising tTiirything necessary to the Farmer,
together with a large and fresh auj ply of .;
. iBEdrcUi's' Celebrated Gafden Seedsy j
"CROP OF 1S61, .
For which they are the sole agents. Their friends can
rely up;h geuratr f rem-them leefls that are not only
pure but true to prune rn every 'instance Also field
seeds at lowest raaiket rates Chinese Sugar-Cane seed,
Tobacco teed, Top Onions. &c,, &c. Dealers In ,eeds
woHlddowell to send tbem their erlerv - -Send
for Almanac and 11 lc-jtratr-d 'Catalogue gratia.
ULUNDEN, KOfiNIG & CO. ,
March C, 19C2. . n35-Iy
CHEAP FLOWERS "."iPRUITS
. I w'illcud, byjaail,- postpaid, JOiilf lilix Br'LBS,
mostly mixed TlLIPS, for one dollar, ami ' Large
i-ums ot tame, lor if2. 'ther Bulbs, named, low
enough. . .
HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS, of 50 sorts,' fine
mixed huti and other HARDY SAUUBBERY,
vj piofj,r ra-iroau, 10 dollars perlOO. IXA1I
f.d and onorcE soius, about double price; and more
h easaH selected 7ts in all, 509 va-letjes.- '. , , .
'Smau; Fruits" of all scrtfl.'includinsfDiXAW ake
and CojjcOKD. Gbapx3 equally re ascnaUa -
Fkuit and Cks t mental Trses 25 per ecu t. low
er than usual. All safely packed, to keep a month,
at purchasers cost;.-Addresv '.---' -v-.-,- .
-"' "JOHN AT KINNICOTT,
. '.. The Grove P.p., Cook Co, Ills.
Hours
1
1
1
.4.
up Lalie' Garmeuu
SiikDrfss, j -. . .. ; ;
iiusiiu Shirt, . .t
Ateriife lve?v I,
Chemise,
Calico Dress, .
Moreen Skirt,
Xiidit Dre,- -? : -3
Drawers, '
Silk AprobT'-" r.r.l
Plain Ap"ron,v s .
Tinte'consnmed In fnaltlng
rpGentlemen's Garments flours
1
mm.
.45
'25
10
6
27
.-30
10
'J
Alin.'
23
6
30
-10
2d
30.
Frock Coat,
jSatin V't, - ?
Linen ert,. . ;
Cl.rfh Pauts, 1 '
Sumuier Pants,
-1 - v.
IXoUI.
10
S
, 8
:10
C
7
-TV
5
i 4
1
By Machine. ; By Hand."
Min. Honrs.. Jim.
"25-- 13- " " 20
40; .
18.
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- -EMPIRE- ' -
SHUTTLE jIACHINE;
- - Patented February 14th, 18G0 ' ,
Salesroom, 510 Broadway,
Currants, Gooseberries, Blackberries,''
':ilZ t'R-?rbcfrie.sStravberriG3;i:"c ;
Of which weTav i-lu stwcOnJ we 'offer tbem very
low fortbeFatl Tct.de 1861, and would solicit theordcr.
of tme wiKhing to purchase; ftr-'-its' -" r ,f- i
i-Vdobe tamp, ntl saud forCataUeue and Price List.
r' ' ' " " I - EilSIGX & FORD, , i.
vonc-ry2n3 .. f Oni Xuraeries, Toledo, O.
Evcrfrrccas Tor the Prairies.
nriin,1C.n5.e gt0,!! of younfr Evergreens, DecidnonB
He , To A J'0"' J-Qoo.berrics, t,c, not ex'
,, C cJ,untry' re offered by the dozen, nun
d ed, thousand, or ten thousand, cneaper than such
J ' ,f a 'a lliepe,i Pckuiff safe and neat
Tt trr.st. SaffipIe T express
' wishfn- tp-irrvsie. o'uld j'en for om
aleCaUloguewii!i,iireetins fof the m.nbaSl
psiZRi: yriLL o rr :cuttixgs,
4 Variety Pcrpurcu for live lir.re.
I Tij.I cut,
.BiT'Wiiville f(
lunJie ard dtiiver. the Cnttt.rt.ri at
rJ5 perci-'hty roJs : bcin but a little
rer tft w7t- per thoc?and. "This i? frenr cae to
three dollars less than ever oS'ercd before.-' , ' .
-Ail crJer at these j-riccs bast li scut ia' before
" the 1st of Oct.-cr,'l-)1. ' !
i-a.il Kita C'.Jl, to
. ' T.. O. TiwMriON,
. Ivtbraika City, N
:i." runes -stc: .vii-i4Ka -ity.
Oa ew AirLise Kcaroty Boai.
T. '.
Ara:t 1,-cS-tf
KvemrecB. -
AddtT9H
our Whole
lagement of
.... . , . , , ,
a. T.'tvrsFT s.- rn . .
...--Gteat Taney XarserleH; Great-Ta11cy,"-X. T.
Sccda; Prepaid by XIaiL , r
25 Prettlfct'AnTintlslnCnltlratlm, --.': ;i M '
25 Chr.! VejretaMe f erd? fct the Careen, '. I CO ;'
.h to Clvbs of FUef.i?- Clubs ox Ten for US:
To Cltibs-of Tn-ffi'y f r $.25. - ' '
Tr NKW-iAPA M1LXET,- vs !?V Imfliensa beads,
r.x to ten Inch? lif ' V5 cents" per Imye paper i Fire
rr $1. i receive -IGrncine Seeds of tw. new aiid v tu
ablo Millet ?1re"t from Jaran. bvthf X!?.-ira' ')!t-M .
, , ,.:.new '.YORK. ;
This Machine is constructed on an entirely. ew;
principle of machinery, possingmany rare and TalJ
uable improvements, having been examined by the
most profound expert, and pronounced to bo SIM
PLICITY and PERFECTION COMBINED. :
The following are the princ'paL objections nrcred
ngninst sewing aiachines .
1. Excessive-fatigue to 4. Incapacity to sew
the operator. eery description of
2. Liability to get out of . ."material, i
order. ' 5. Disagreeable noise
3. Expense, trouble and while in operation!
. loss cf time in repair-
The Empire Sewicj .Machine is Exempt
from all these objections.
. jt has straight needle perpendicular action
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STICII, Which will
NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL, an is alike on. both
sides j performs perfect sewing on every description
of material, froinLeather to' tbe finest Nansook Man
Hu, with cotton, linen or silk thread,from the co
soft to tbe finost number, - ,- r , - - .;
Ilaving neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
the least possible friction, it runs as smoothly as
glass, and is - T , - . --T j
. 'Emphatfeally a Noiseless ISIacliiiie!
1 It requires f,wentyrfive per -cent, lesa jower to
drive it than any nther, Machine in market.' A girl
of twelve years of age can work it steadily, without
fatigue or injury to health, - - . ,
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of
construction render it n limits impossible to get it out
of order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to
giro entire satisfaction.' . :- i -
We respeetfuily invite all those whorhay desire to
supply them'Hves with a superior article, to cajl and
examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE. .
But in a toora special ihahner.uVwe eollcit the
patronage of--' a s i
Slerchant .Tailor.", I Drs s Makers
Coach Makers, V.: 1 .' tCorset Maker?, '. I
Hoop-Skirt Manufacturers, Gaiter Fitters, i
Hh'xrt and fiorom Maker?, Shoe Bindery, - !
"Vest and Panlaldori Makers. "' :
iSrReligious sml Charitable Institutions will be
. liberally dealt with.' -
Price of Macliiiies, Complete i
No. I, or Family Maehhsc, $45,00 : No. 2 Small
sized Manufacturirfjrr-tW,-0 ; No. 3 Large sized
.Jianuiactunng, o,t)0,
, , . XJabirjels in Every Varietw. --
' Ve want Agents ior all towns in-the United
States, whero agencie's afe riot already established,
Jo whom a . liberal .discount will bo given, hut we
riiake no consignments.
:T.J. Lie ARTHUR c Co.,
r . 51Q Broadway, Ke York.
' V'.l-lI-'IlIXpi.ri-S PATBXT f :
TO THE PEOPLE OF
r . 1 1 - " " f 1 '
In themontb-of December,' ISM, the undWignedjor
the first time offered for sale to the pubiiq DK. J, -BO-TEE
DODS' IMPERIAL V'IXE B1TTEI13, and in tmr
short period they have given uch universal satisfac
tion to the many thousand of persons who hare tried
tbem tht it is now an established article. The amount
of bodiiy and mental mi.'ery arising sinrpfy from a ne
glect of smart complaints is surpriin?, and it i there,
fore of the-utmost importance tht a strict attention to
the least and most" "triflicg bodily ailments should be
had; for diaease.of the bwiy-inst Invariably afl'eot the
niind. . Tbenbicrirersnow only ask a triar ot . -
DR.- J. BOVEE -DODS'S .
Imperial V7ine Bitters . .
from all -wlio tve net ucd them. AVe challense the
world to producelbeir equal; ' - '
'; Tbe-e Bitter. fir the cure of Weak Stomachs, Gen
eral Debility, and for Purifying and Eurichlag the
Blood, are absolutely .unsurpassed by any o'her reme
dy on earth. To be assured of this, it is onT neces
essafy ip make the trial.'. The wine is of a supe
rior quality being about one-third stronger than oth
er wires, warming and invigjrating the whole system
from the head to the feet. As. these bitters are toniq
and alterative in their character;, so they strengthen
and invigorate the whole system and give a fine tone
and healthy action to all itj parts, by equalizing the
circulation, removing tbe obstructions and producing
a general warmth. They are excel Teat for diseases and
weaknessrecuiiar to Females, where a tonic is require
L ed to strengthen and brace the eyttern. Xo lady who
issubject-io lasitude-and famines, should be wunout
them as thev are revivifying in their action.
-' TtlESF BITTERS :
WHS not only Cure but Prcrciit
! .i I31seasc' I
and In this respect are doubly valuable to the' person!
who may use them for '
INSIP1ENT CONSMMPTION :
weaTt Lungs," in'lipestlon,- Dyspepsia, diseases of the
Xervous system. Paralysis, Piles, and for alt Cases
Lretjulring a' Tobi'c. ; - " ...... ;' ;
- ' 1)11. JJUUU fc. ' : -, J .
: r Celebrated. '-Wine Hitters
" 3Lx"o TCJxxjsxxr pn-snedi
Portiore Throat so conimon auioirg tbe Clergy they
are truly invaluable.. i . . -
Fur the aged and infirm, and for persons of weak
jotistitution3 For ministers of the gospel, .lawyer'
and air public ?paekers for book-keepers tailors
seamatresses. stulc-nt,ar artists, and all persons lea
ding a sed"enary lifer tbey wi'l prove beneficial, i 1
'.As. a beverage; they are wholesome, innoceBt, and"
delicious to the taste- They produce all the exbierat
ina effects ot brandy.or. wine, without iutoxicating; and
area valuable remedy for persons adicted to the use of
exessive strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it.
Tbeyaiepure and entirefy 'ffee- from the poisons con-
eained jfl the adulterated wines and brandies with which
tne country is noouiu. ,
These bitters noto nly CURE but prevent disease, and
should be used by all who live in a country where the
water is bad, or where chilis and fever are prevalent.
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may begrvj
en freely, to children and infants with impunity,
Physicians and Clergymen, and tempcrauce advocates
as an act of. humanity, should assist in spreading these
valuable bitter over tbe land, and threby essentially
banish drunkenness and disease. .
- ,
In all. atTectiojis.ortiie IIead,SIclt
Headache, or.i crvaousIScad
aclie, Dr. Dod's Imperial Wne
Bitters Will be found to be most
Salntarn aiidLElIicacious. z
.i.Zi'-l FEMALES.
The many cirtiucates which nave oeen tendered us
and the letter whichve dai!y.tee!ve,areconclusive;
proof tlMit'minonct the women the&o. Eitters kave given;
a satiRfaotion"tj:cich no others have ever none nefore
Xa woman in the land should be without them, and
these who once use them, will not fail to keep a full
-:' r': DR J Boveo Dod's "'
I IMRIAL VVINE BITTERS,
Are prepared by an eminent and. skillful pbyslclan,wh
kBr M4 4h.ik .wailv- -i him practice for the las
twenty-flte years. The proprietor before purhiiain
he cxjlusfve right to manufacture and sell Dr. Bovc
Dodb' Ceiebraicg Itnperfal Wine Bit era, had t them test
ed by!two distinguished medical practitioners, who pro
HOTmeea ttierri aT3lua6re'- and" safe reTnedy for dFsease
Although the medical men of this country, asageu
era! thing, disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do
not believe that a respectable Physician can be found
in the Untied states, acmialnted with then- medical
nroperties-, who wilt not highly 'approve Dr. Dod's 1M
PERIALWIXE BITTERS '
.'.la all newly settled places, where "there is always
a large qnahtity of deenyinir timber; from which a poi
sono'us mfasma is created, these bitters- shuold he used
every morning boforebreakgast. .
, R. J. BOVEEBODS'
: IMPERIAL V.IJSE 1UTTERS
................ .. . - ,
Are composed of a pnre and unadulterated wine, com
bined with Barberry, Solomon's Seal, Comfrey, w lid
Cher Bark. Soiknard Camomile Flowers, and Gentian
Tuey are iuanuiacturedby Dr. TKp hinisel:, who ia an
experienced and successful physician, and hence should
not be classed among tbe quack nostrums which -flood
the country, and against; which the medical profession
so justly denounce. - - : T
These truly valuable Eitters have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of community, for almost every vri
ety or disease incident to human system, that they are
now deemed indispensable as a- '
Tonic, Medicines and a
, " Beverage-j
Pnrcliasc one Bottle
It Costs but Uttlc! Purify tlie
Blood. Give Tone to flic Sto
mach -Itenovase the Sys-
Ialfe.
ifWP?L t :
h . anu A'roionj?
PrIcs"SIT)0perBota
C,ii:J :.ll fori $5 00
"I
"G'Bottlea
Prepared and sold by
CnARLESWIDDIFIELD k CO.,
i
SOLE mOPRIETOS
'- ' - 78 Williarh Street, T7ew Tork.
For-sale by druggists and grocers eerrwally through
out the country, . Oct. 17.-'.8SI.
CHOICE LIQU0ES.
WJiolesale i'and .Retail;
,Bvah-,iM()rtliing,,
V-v U iOF THE "'I
s . vUti BROWKViLEE; ' ' -
Has just rece Li-el a choice tot of the best brands of
Liquors, which he wHr-sHl by the Barrel, Gallon,
Quart r single Drink..; The roi rowing is a partial list;
J .BEAIIDIES:;
French; . . ;
i . i. 'Cognac -' !lc .'-. .'-.'!- -". - x :.-
;' - ui. Apple;-; -. .- ;.- -a
r ' reach.
'' .Cherry,
" ' : ' : ' Blackberry.
x
lit
If
t , i .
: '! I;f;
!n - iL".
"u,,.c"n coniaei:t:y KKosamendltaf ihe bestSUlletln
f nitivation. - - ' - - b: sr.-rATsox; .
U; , .. Old felony Kurserie?, Plymouth, Mnns: i
PIcasantRidM;.:lT
urserv;
V2RRY AEDPJOH,
rmt ; "uricL Ornainental - Trees, ;
Ghni'obcrr, Evcrfrrecns,. Ccc,
. 4f-aiii. ik, , tj!Ki unrean Conntr, Illinois
p- Address, Tisk'ilwj, m.
fAcnlftxiTLl-Cdira '
FOR SALE-221 ani 223 -Son & Water -Street,
Chicago, III. Prices, Wood $35, Coal $33, staple
sizes other sijtee in proportion,-with freight added
from factory. ia ewYorkto Chicago.
The advantages of cooked over raw food is admit
ted by -1L -The old way of boilingiake tiles is both
Flow and expensive, bo much so tahtbut few men do
it. Something more practical must be had. Steam
peemes to bo the only -alternative. The Patentee
has retamd all the advantages of the Portable Cal
dron for boiling, and devised jneans nf.waftn.trBz
fteamsuSc-nt forali rtirs. .It .fiimrJeand
practical, auaproVfisjJ'hliLbCT SUCCESS.
:i c . ; .V' H. AUSTIN, '
' lF Jn7V'1Iih'13 an'3 North-Wett,
221 & 22.1 S. XSrt t nv; '
Where will ajsebe feund Dow.va & Co's Deen Veil
l umps Force Cisterns, Chain and Common Well
I nmps. Thimble Skeins and Sad Irons, as well as
every rarkty ftf raraing. Tools, Cast Iron Corn
Shellers, Feed Mills, Hay and Platform
Stoves, &e. The above will he sold on account of
tae manufacturers, at their respe ctive faotory prices L
adding freight to this place. - f
January ISr;2. . tf . ' -
i.w4 t-C
.'. j-. ; ;-.
'.: -WIIIES:
Port.- i-- . s i,t i
a. a..
- Sherryi ; ;
:- T' Malaga, ' ' - -
rV"-V'.'"-Medara, ;'; '
.' - - . - Champagne.
WHISKIES: ,
BouTbon, ''- . . .
: ; Rye, . ' v
;;.t-.i . Scotch, 1 . . -.
s; t ; Irish,"
aTV'.' . ; ';;. ''': Manongahala,.
" And a variety of common articles. - ...
.i, BILLIAUD; SALOON : AND ... r
WjHTjrEYS BlOCIt I.,
- - .iuain otreei. rsrownviiie.
Xovmber 14, 1SS, i? I.ol3-tfJ C i
, Terry's Garden Seeds "
Wrmtt and rre.nd failed In this soil and rVimnio
LETT, STRICKLLR i CO,
j for sale by 33-tf
O. -6. CONS T A H I X2 ,
IRON, STEEL. NAILS.
CASTINGS, SPRINGS, AXLES, FILES
B L A C K S MITII'S TOO L S
Also: Hubs, Spokes, , and Bent Stuff.
Third Street, betwoon PUx and EdmoTKl -
SAINT JOSEPH, MO.
Jhich be sellsat St. Ixiuis pricesfor cash. : ..
Highest Price Paid for Scrap IroD, .
December 1, 1S53. ly, " . '
CHSilPEGT - 'CLOTHIIIG
Ever cfTered'in this Market.
' ' DARLING'S
Xiivor XTorrtiltor
AND
3LI3FB EITTERS.:-
Are pur.e vegetable extracts. They cure all billions
disorders of the. human system. They re?uiie buu iu-.
vigorate thliver and kidneys; iney gve 101,0 uuo
digestive organs ; they regulate tbe secretions, excre
tions and exhalations, equalise the circulation, and pu
rify tbe blood. Thus, ll billions complaints some of
which are Torpid Liver, Su.k Head be. Pyspepsia.'T'iles,
Chills and Fever, Costivenes ar Lo.ness are en
tirely controled and tured by these rooiedies.
.' ' . DAP.I-TNOVJ "I
, - LIVER UEGULATOR .' :
Removes the morbid and billiatu devKsits from toe
stomach nd.bowelt, regulatts thf Liver and Kidneys,
removing every obstruction, restocks a natural and heal
thy action in, the vital orga:)s. t It it a superior -
Family Lle&icine,
Much better than Pills, and mu;U eatier to take.
DARLING'S
..... , LIFE BITTERS
Is a superior tonic and diuretic: excellent in cases of
loss or appetite, flatulency, female weakness, Irregular
ities, pain in the le and bowels, b'lnd, protudipg and
bleeding pilei, and geueral debilit-. ;
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY '. j
Jas. L. Brtmley, merchant, 134 Fultoh street, Xew
Tork, writoa, August 18, 1SC0: " I have been afflicted
with piles, Hfcompauied with bleeding, the last threa
years; I use I .
, . .. DARLING'S .
LIVER REGULATOR !
: .. . -.and : ;
LIFE BITTERS, -
And nowonMder myself eniirehj cured.'- i
. Hon. John A. Cross writes, 'Brooklyn, Marck 15t,h,
1S60. -In the spring of 1859 I took a severe cold, which
induced a-violeut fever.' I took tw doses of !
j - -: . 1 ; -DARLINO'S .
.HYER REGULATOR, .
K '-broke up rny cold and fever at once. " Prevlofls to
this attack. I had been troubled with dyspepsia-several
mnnths; I have felt nothing of it since," '
- Otis Studley, Esq., ICS East 23th Street, Xew Tork.,
writes: ' August 13, 1S60. I had adifhcnlty with the
Kidney Complaint three yean, with constant pain in
the small of my back.. I bad used most ail kinds of
medicines, but found no permaneut relief until I used
darling's
LIVER REGULATOR
. , : and- : :
. life . bitters. .. .
I passed clotted blood by tha urethra. I am now en
tirely cured, and take pleasure in recommending these
remedies." '- - . -' -' - ' '-
Mrs. C. Tebow, II Christopher Street, N. T., writes;
"Feb. 20, I860. I have been subject to attacks or Asth
ma tho last twenty years. I have never found anything
eiual to .. J ,. '..
DARLING'.3 . ....
LIVER REGULATOR,
, In affonlinff immediate relief It n a thorough Liver
and billious remedy:" , . - ' -. ' !
M rs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes "February 23. ISP0;
In May last I had a-savere attack of Piles, which con
fined me to the house. I look one Iwttle of . . - -
. darling's ; - '? .-. .
.,: :.'" 'LIFE ) BITTERS, ; : : "
and was entirely cured. 1 have had no' attack since."
D. VTestervilie, Esq., of South. 6th, near 8th Stret,
TV'llIiamsburg, L. I., writes: -"Aognst 5, 1S60-navjns
been troubled with a difficulty in the Liver, and subject
to-billibus attacks, I was advised by a friend to try ;
darling's "
; LIVER REGULATOR, i I
I did so, and found it to operate admirably, removing the
bile and arousing the liver to activity. I, have also
used it as a
Fnwlly TVIoclioixxo
Then.our children are out of. sorts, we give them a few
drops and it seta tnam all right. I find it meets tha
general wants of the stomach and bowels when disor
dered." Reader, lryon need either crboth of these most ex
cellent Remedies, inquire for them atlhestores if you
do not find them, take no other, but inclose One Dollar
in a iirr.. M w4iitt at tbe rooneT. the Remedy or
Remedies win be sent according, to your directions, ty
mail or express, post-paic. Ade'ress,.
- , DAN'L S. DARUKS,
102 Xassau Street, Xew Tork
Put up in 50 cent and $1 13ottles, each.
JTov. 7, 1861. mlS-tim
-DO'v:YO.U 'WANT-TO
CLOTHE- YOURSELVES.
Tn "O
PURE DRUGS
A If D
ED ICIiTES?
IF SO, GO TO THJ1
CITY DRUG STORE,
P. O. BUILDINGS,
A D
JOHN H; MAUN,
Will sell whatever. you desire.
'U is a
Ton may rest assured
t-3 VT
From bis- long expeiience in the business, he ia
TTO DOI'CT AUQUT IT!
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVS
' " . AT Till "
Batimore Co'tliing Store.
BROWI7 VILLE, 17. T.
11
il. : 1 t ' -or
1 li A'J
In
Announce- to tiB public that be has opened out a
READY-MADE CLOTHING, i j
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS ANP CArS, ,
CARPET SACKS,
. GENTLMEN'S UN-
' . -' 1 ; : DERWEAR, . i
' ' " Sec, Sec, Sec.
Unprecedented In qnantity, quality and price. He
edetermined hi prices shall correspond with tbe
times, and therefore offer here in tbe West, at just
as low rate as such goods can fce purchased anywhere
ia the United States. As a sample ot bis prices be
will mention that he sells j
Coats from $1,25 up to $15, j
! . Pants from $1 to $7,
- - Vests from $1 to $5.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy and White Shirts, Si
ders, Xeckties, SVks, Handkerchiefs, iu tha nxe
proportion.
The proprietor embrace this opportunity of returning
thant3 for past patronage, and promise to spare iao ef
forts in the future to give entire satisfacvion.
Call and ooo iilm.
: " .. . -DAVID SEIGEL.
Brownville, June 13, lS61.-ly
4.,
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American Cer-w
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f ' R.tCI 1
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r
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ON'br it sr.i i ;m '-: :
Ti:3K-JiTCU'KlXr"-'4'S
.
AMERICAN CP
is inioniyar:;.-:.; f)f tVp.i.
-VILl-VlTH3TAv
IT.
jiena von
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ki n i Tnr r, :, ' -., r
WILL MENDUr
n
AT
ers
Sarsaparilla
A-compotmd remedy, designed to be the most
effectual Alterative that can bs made.. It ia
a concentrated extract, of Fara Sarsaparilla, !
so " ccjnbined with other substances of still
gTeatcr alterative power' a to afford an effec
tive. -antidote for the diseases Sarsaparilla 13
reputed to cure. It 13 believed that such a
. remedy is wanted by those who suffer from
. Strumous complaints, end that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove cf immense
service to thi3 large class of our aGicted fellow
citizens. -How completely this compound will
do it has been proven by experiment on many
'of The worst eases to be found of the following
complaints: ' 1
ScitOFVLA AXD SCROTrLOt'S CoOTL.VTVr,
Eul'ptioxs axd Eruptive Diseases, Ulcers,
. Pimples, Blotches, Tumors, Salt Rueuji,
Scald Head, Syphilis axd Stphilitic Ap
fectioxs, Mercurial Disease, Dropst, Neu
ralgia or Tic Douloureux, Debility, Dy3
rrr3i.i atj Ixdictestios, Jiitv3iPKi.As, Rose
or Sr. Anthony's Fire, and ii3eed the whole
class of complaints arising fioia Impurity of
the Blood.
Tliis compound will be found a great pro
moter of health, when taken in the sprinj, to
expel the foul humors which fester-in the
blood at that season clthe year. By the time
ly expulsion of them many ranlding disorders
are niirped in the bud. ' Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the pystem will strive to
rid itself of corruptions if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the body
by an alterative 'medicine. Cleanse out tlie
vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores; cleanse it when you lind it 13 ob
structed and sluggish ih the veins ; cleanse it
whenever it w foal, and your foelm will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, and live
long2r, for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood .healthy, and all is well ; but with this
Jiabulum of life disordered, there can be no
asting. health. Sooner or later something
must: go wrong, -and the great machinery of
iiie is tiisoruereu or overthrown.
barsrtparula has, and deserves much, the
reputation of accomplisliing these end. -Ilut
the world. h;3 been egreziously deceived bv
preparations of it, partly because the orug
alone nas not all the virtue that is claimed
lor it, but more because many, preparation;:,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of SarsaparilLi,
or any thing else.
During late years the public have been mis
led bv large bottles, pretending to cive a Quart
.f r.'i ?-tc- M, f i",, i.
ut jjj.tract 01 oarsapanaa ior one uoiiar. lost
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any. Sarsana-
rilla, but often no. curative, properties whatev
er. ' Hence, bitter unci paintul disappointment
has followed the use of tho various extracts of
SarsaparllH which flood the market, until the
name itself is justly despised, and has become
pynonymous vith imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound Sarsaparilla, find intend
to supply 'such a remedv as shall rescue the
name froin' ti? load of obloquy which rests
upon it. . And we think we nave ground for
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinary, run of the diseases it is intend
ed to cure. - In order to secure their complete,
eradication irom the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle -
DR. J. C. AYER Af CO.
' LOWELL. arASS " .- '
Price, $ I re" Uottlc t 'Six Dottles for 3
Ayer's Clierry Pectoral
has-Von f ,r itself such' a renown far tho cure of
every variely of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
iti entirely -unnecessary 'for us to recount the
evidence of it- virtues, wherever it ha3 been em-
ploycd. . As it luis long been in constant rise
throughout t.m section, we need not do more than
assure-the people its rmaKty is kept ur to tlie best
it ever bns born, and t!iu,t it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it hxs ever been found to do.
C 0:I:F I D-'E N T . Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
be will give satisfaction to all why may eall at his
ESTABLISHMENT.
lie. nas now en nana, ami is constartiy receiving a
large supply of all articles usuall kept m a
DRUG STORE.
- join n. juo.
Brownville, May 6th, lSffl! v6-n4-if
30 VARIETIES STRAWBERRIES.
Amon wb ich are Wilson's Albany. $1 per 1M or
d6 per 1000 ; Jenny Lind, $1.60 fer ICO ; Triomphe
de'Gand, $2 per 1G0 ; Eoston Pine, Horeys Seedling,
iiooKer3, KiacH rnnce May Cueen nnl 2o othur
kinds at $1 per 100.
1'iants of Kandoirh. rin Spnnly cf 1E53 at 2
per doz. .
Aug. IS51; r NEMAHA NURSERY. !
FOR'Tim CTRT OS" .
Cotfivencsi,' Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Ind'wflon.
Dysentery, Foul StcimacTt, -Erysipelas; Ucad-irJ,?,
Piles, Wicumatitmi Eruplimis and S!; in Disease.
Liver Complaint.- Droivty, Teller. Tumors and
.Sali Tihenni, Worms; Gout, Xcwcilyia, as a
Dinner EiU, and for Vurifyinrjihe Blood.
Tliey ire Pngir-contccl. i0 iizt the most kpt;.
tive can .take them, pleasnntlv, and they are the
best aperient ia the world for all the purposes of a
' family physic.
?ric3 23 ceats-jer zoz ; iWirccs for $1.00.
Great mtmVrs ofClergymsn, rhvsicians. States
men, .and Cii.ineiit personatres. have lr-nt thir
nar.i"S to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our sp?,ce here 'will not permit the
insertion of them. The A front Kr1rr mnir- fur-
n:sh pratisourAMEUiCAX Almanac in wbich they
are gi ven ; -With also full descriptions .f the a'oove
conipl li-its, and the- treatment that should be fol
lowed for their euro.
Do not be tint ofF bv nnbrlneinleJ dealers with
other preparations thev make more nrorit on.
Demand Aykr's. and bike no others. The sick
want the best aid there is fnr them, and they should
have it. .
All our remedies are for sale by
. JOHN MAUN,
J. J. THURMAN,
: ' Druggists, Browcvillft, N. T. '
Okra or "-Gumbo Seed.
Tbe 6f substitute for Coffee nr,nr.i
manner as CotTeo. Patkaze. of 1., ...i . V
each. Ea-h package-contains gee4 en in-h to raie a
sprply for an orftiaary family, : ' ' "
ir viLLMmi7j;
Save thor-eice of .n ci.
IT WILL MEND tv; .
Don't throw away thttbr. kcn r-. Vl
" " ivr iiff,. ' '
ITWILLlMK.N'D'c'-
our broken China a i , '
!. " ?
IT-WILL lEND ;.h-
That riece knocked out f yJr v V'"
bo pu-, on .n - r.,?," " ! '
IT WILL MED ltj;""
Iomtttcr if that brokeu riv'vV'.'''
saillir? a shill'n" ;tvJ U '-'
. IT. WILL 'MEND AL.ir
That Coily Alabaster j iy "
EiUh it mend it it will never Ji V
CJtF'.or. " ?
It T7111 I.'cnd bono, Cc
andin fact sverythlr.
Any article Ce-nenvd wi.h A ;;"
GLCE wi'l nt'tf...w wT ,.Cl.
- - rxTrr"cf
"Every ITouseHe?.tr scuia r;.ive ,
& Crvs'ey's Aracriain C"n-'n: (;,"
ul. : . .
u ij su tuuveu;cai nave la
,'H is nlwnyj ready; this ecamsLh;; j .
lndfpitdaiimm
" V.'e have tnpi it and f ni it tm n' ,
as wter." WUle'j Sirit r,ft;,
10,000 per year saved ne..
- - by One Bo'.t'.a r.f
AMERICAN' CELiEIii;
Price 2-5-Cerrts
Price 2-5 Cents perLV..'
.Price 2-3 Cent? per E.i
Price 2-5 Cents per E -..
. Price 2 J Cent3 fr ,.
Price 2,5 Cents per Eo.
Very Ubcral Rc la
. ... sale Iluycn.
TEIlIS C Mill.
J27"For Sftle by all Druz-ti ir.i J
Ihrou-'nout the "oin!r.
JOHNS & OROSL
- --CS..13 Mannfai .i
7S WILLIAM STREi:
Coner of Liberty 8r.r"t. E'll
Iniporlanlto House o,ta
Important to nuilder!.
Imiiortant to RilUoai f.
Important to TaimcrS.
To all ivhora this may nv
concerns etvno.v.
JOIINS &. CPiOSLET
IMPROVED GTJTTA Ti:
CEMENT ROOK
The Cher.pest and mos3 dun:.;
in use.
IT IS FIRE AJJD VATEB '
It can be applied to new and oi l fi .:'
steep oiflat and to t-hirgle roofs w:'.h
the 4Shini;le..
The Cost Is only about Cnr
t li a t o r T J n , A i 12 J I T I T IT .
This article bas been thoroughly 'r
Tork City and ail Tsuti of tha L'ni.-. . .
da West Indie? and Central and yovi l
buildings of all kin U such as l-'autcria i
Churches Kail Road Iiepoti Cars i
Buildings penerolly Government a. .. :
the principle tin;! Jcr? archctects fT;n
tho past fourycars an 2 h.ts T;rovd tcb:
EST and MOST Dlli.iDLE KOOFD"; :.
every respoct a riss iWArrit WEiTiDi
troop covering fr RoriEs cr all kin;
Thit i ih. O XL Y. n?tTiil m" i
United Stains which combines th ' ?7
properties of Elnaticit-j and ZW'iJi.V,"
univer.'aMy acknowledged to
TAIERCHAAND INDIA
No Heat is He quired in II.
Application.
The expense of apr lying it is triinz 'a
Jioofcan be covred t'nd f ai.shed fi"
It can lie applied by aJ-
and when finished forms a perfectly i: '
facs with an ebjHtic body wbich eamM
by Hkat Cold or Stoe.u3 Shkiv."j
Loabd.s Dor any ex'emat a.-t:-,n wha:"
LTQUID
GUTTA PERCIIA CE
For Coating Metals cf all K::i
exposed to the Action cf the V.V,::
For Preserving and r.f:
ZZctai Itooli
C6" ALL KINDS.
This isms only Cciiro'it:o? xvoTf
inrr.ettfiilly rrit ettr-Tiie chin"' f til
xni Irnjih of titri vhen ftpiJie't to net' 1
it adheres firmly furciii a'bo-ly e'ial
f ordinary paintcojf.j aineh le?, an! w
TI1RLE TLVL'S AS LON7; ainlfre-oia-is
not injured by the contritin tal.'
TIN and ether METAL KWH t'-.- '
sudden cban?3 of tbi w-afher.
It wiUnotVll.KCK IN COLD OTi T.Z
WEATHER AND WILL NOT WASH C -
Leaky tin and other metal roofs .M2
repaired with Gutti P,rrht C-mnr, ar 1
from further corroiion and lakin, thcr ;
leg a perfectly water-tit r-of fr
mis cement is peciiiiiriy ndaptea ior
vaticnof Iron ral!inr. Stores. J'afef, Af'
Lnrplenients. Ac, also fir general man u!"'
-GUTTA PERCIIA CE-MD
For preFfrvir" and rer-nirin-r Tin acl -
al roofs ofevery dc.Hcription, frcm i:s
ty, U not lDjarp-i by tbj con.ructitii
of metals, and Kill n.t crack i
tcami treatAcr. c
Thsse miterialiar!! alart.ed to all cl
we are prepared to supply orders fr-ni '
the country, at short notice, forGutuH"
inin rolls, ready prepnred fr use, aodo
caa Lament in barrels, with full priaM" "
tions for application.
We will mako literal an.l saM.'fje''
ment3Wlth ri-in.-,ni!l.!n rfiffiK WDO W-
hthemsclTes ia a lucrarive aad
businesj.
OUP. TETIM? Af.E C?3
Ve ran zive abunlar.t rrcof of !! w'
favcr of oar improved K joSnr MiteiW'f
rued them to several taouaad iw'3
City and vicinity.
jrmivs &.
Wholesale Warehcv.se, 73, '''it-';
Corner of Liberty pfreet,
Full escriptive Cia'u'ars and Prictf "
nisned "n aw ligation.
Xor.7fl&6l. ly
. Hew Heme dies fsr
SPERMATORRHEA.
nOWARD ASSOCIATE
PniLAXULFniA.
Een've.lent In;i!uh'on tst.itfd -.lr
drmment,for tf-t Relief of tte S"-- 3n (
r li u. 'it t ' -
the Cutof DiMS? J
n33-tf
Crasceit CHy, low.
Furniture ! Furniture, ! !
The most complete stock of Furniture ever nfrprpr? i
this upper country just receivM by ' T. HILL.'
jprowavuie, April zotn. isei,
Flower Seeds.
Choice varieties, and of verv superior .m'itr ?o
peraof which wilWbeaent (posi-p.aM) ty niil" 'tiany
address, for one. dollar.
II. A
ilarch 13th,' 1S62
. TERRr, Crescent Ci'y. Ic.
ti3S-2m
eipeciai'j for
MilDICAIi A.DVICI2 s'v 8r,,'' B'
Sursoon.
Vallla;e r-fports
eap nf tho S-S'ial
DIES empleye-1 1" the D;
envelopes, free of rhsriie.
i.!!r. Tin j iss-ttt:: i;onii ,
sociation. I'o. 2, S.
December 12, lSjl.
on Srcrmatorrhf";
I Orcmt , ard on
pns try,
T;vorT
j. it
-MLLIA 1".' . . . .. -
-'y
Ayer's Cherry Pcctcjr