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LETT; STRICKLEE &' Co.
-3IAIX STKUCT,'
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
V. e are now receiving and opening n complete aort
mtut of Merchandise, consit-tiuf:
OF
DRY GOODS:
Prints, Muslins, .
" Drills, Osnaburj, . '
. Denims, CcttooaoVs,
".' ... Apron Check, Hickory. , 1
Jeans, Berageb, Linen.
Dress GooJs, f - - ;
. All Wool Delaines, ' j;
Fancy and Plain Silk, . j
La woe's aten Vesting,;
Broad Clo'hs,
. Casiruere,
Hooped Skirts,
'" OF 'GROCERIES:
C .fee, Tea,
, . Soap, Mola?ses,
Candles, B. C Soda,
Saleraitifs, Vinegar j
Vhite and Broun Su:ar.
. Sack, Barrel and Dairy Salt,
" Chewing and Smoking' Tobacco
OF.IIAKDWARIS:
Axes, Hatches.
Butt?, Screws,
. Locks, Latches,
... , Nails, Tacks;
Fenknires,
Knives and Forks,
Hind Saw and Mill Filns, .
, &c, &.C-, &c, &.c. Sue.
-: OP QUKEiS WA RE :
Cups and Saucers, t - .
riates and PJatJers, ' '
Drhes and TumMpfs.
Coal Qill Lamps,
Lan.p Chimneys,
Wicks-. &c,
OF BOOTS & SHOES :
Womens Shoes. -f'
Kip, Calf, BufT and Kid, ..
Gaiters, Calf Shoes,
Oxford Ties, Misses Shoes,
Slippers, Men's Calf, .
Men's Brogans, Copper Toe,
Kip and Course Boots, &.c.,&c.
OF 'I1ATS &-CAIs:
Panama, -
Leghorn, , i
'""Planter's,
' - , Straw, Wool,
' ; - - ' - Cassimpre, '
Plantation,
. Shaker Hoods,
&.C., &.c.,&c.
OS FsirmiRgUtcsisils:
Claries. Rakes,
Forks, Plows,
.... Scythps, Snaths,
Shovels, Spades,
Hoes. &c. &.c.
OF BiUMBEH:
('! ar and 2nd rate
Pine Flooring, Siding,
Boards 1, 1 1-2 and
.2 Inches Thick,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Tine' Lath, - v : :
All Sizes Sash, .
. ' . All Sizes Doors,
. All Sizes Blinds,
A.eall tb attention-f the TnblicHo otir stoclt, as
our CASH TERMS enable ns to sell low.
Tuauklal for past patronage, we folicit a cont'uunve
of tbe same.
LETT, STRICKLER & CO.
Brownvllle. July 3d, 18C2. n52-tt.
DXS1IIPSIA A.U FITS.
A Kr.re Core for ther-e dii-treenn ci.iiipUiuic i tkw
nvii known in "Tbt-atise oh Fciheiqk ard Na
tivk'Heiibal Preparations " pub!ibe-l i- UK,
O. PHELPS BKOVVK. The i.rp.-c;ipii1.u, n.r
r'l.tl by a young cluvnyaiit girl, while in a htate of
1 1 . i.cc, hM enred everybody who ha taken it, never
lmvic'4 failed in a siusfe lle It is equally sure in
ae vi Fits as of DyveniM : n;l the ini:rpi!et nriy
t-.iiimI in ar.y drug store, limre wiioare afllic'ed wi;b
( .i.f uQiHiau, Uriiliius or. AaUiuk. tatty be ruiel
tiv 'y- me jf my flerbnl Preparation. - I will t-en'l
' it.it- valuable prr.-oriptiun froe lo any person un rrcciiit
of t'irnaine. Ad'lresss, JR. O. WHELPS UROWX,
K . 1'' Grand street, Jersey City: N. J. Ti47-Gm
GHEAT 1MP110VKMENTS IN
SETFINflllACIlBES.
EMPIRE '
SHUTTLE MACHINE.
Patented February 14th. 1SG0
Salcsropin, 510 Broadway,
Ni:V YORK.
This Marbitu: is const ructed i an -iMircly new
'. j-'infripJe c! tniichinery, possinjj m:iny rare and val
. va.bi iruprovenjciila. having bttu cj.imincd -y tbe
: most rrnfound exprtF. and prononnoed to be ?IM
1IJC1TViuU'KUFECTJ CU.MIU3ED.
The fotlvwiwy rt rtvs pi utjvciion8 urged
- Bg&inFt ?ewiDg Macbinci .
I.-liir.es8ive fatiirue to ! 4. Incapaeitv to sew
the e-peraW. '
2. Liability, to get on t of
. order,
3. Expenpe, trouble and
- -loes of tiin in rcpa-
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every dferiition of
materia!.
li? greeabla r.oi?e
wuile i peration.
The Empire Sewing Machine !s Exempt
; to all the otjtrclicns. ; :
. jt bftf ptrf: rit ' nrcdle rrpnrlifnlsr aet'oti
"maV- teIX)CKf.r SHL'TTLK STICH, irhtrh will
Kl.l EtlIIP tior.KAVKL, and islrkeTn both
f ide j perfsiruis tiCifoet sewrp on every doTiptin
t ui '.vrial,frymLl"athcrto iTa"1 finest'-Miix tik lur-
Jin, 4 ith cvttoD, linen or filir threadrooi the ec
t e. t ,he Cnl iwJTuber - j. -' - - - -"-I'.
ivii ccltber t:A)l nur COU WriEEL, and the
t. least ps.ille lriction, it rnns as'tnoothly as
' t ; -': Emphatically a -Noisc'esjy Machbc! - -
It requires twen'y-fice per cent, le.s power t
dr-itth20 any ,Uj-p llifliin in market. I A gtrl
. rt "It years ot age can work, it sfaiily, wiluoui
J iT, uir ityary to bejiltb." . -
It.ret.gth an.l WONDERFCL SIMrLICITY of
c infraction render it altnrt impossible to get it out
' d-r. at;d ij (JUAKANTLEL) bj.itiv oomny to
jin-Vtitire uttafactiob. . ' ' . '. .
V. t: respertfnlly invite all tb e who niay desire to'
np', ty theropplres wi'h a tri'ttrior article, t call and.
tu!ne tbie UNUIVALLEI) MACHINE.
. Ijt in a tnore jocial raanner do ire solicit the
Weri".nt l'aibrs, Drr Makers '
r.iPfti Makers. ., -i . Corset Makers,
Urflj-Skirt M tnufachirers, - Gaiter Fitters,
Foirt and Bosuia Makers, ,i Shoe binders,
Vest and Pantaloon Makers. '.'
"Religious 6dJ Chariuble Institution will be
' ' liberaliy dcalfwith.
Trice of .Macliincs, Coaiplcte:
S. I. or Family Machine. $45.00: No.. 2 Small
zed Manufacturing. $C0,C0 ; "o. 3 Large sized
L' iiaaitfacturicfr, $75,w0 T .... . - i
Cabinets in Every Variety-
want Arenri ttjr all town inrthe Lnited
-. KtateB, where agencies are not already establbed,
-. m !iViTi mnnnt will be 2-iren. but we
j,ike no consiguments.
T. J. IMcARTHUR . c Co., .
510 nroadway, 3Vct YorlL.
'jlxrerS Cherry Pectoral
EAGLE . WOHES-HAiipirGTBEIKG! COHr,
CHICAGO,
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1 P ITcrse Power, weighs 3 fO JL
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4 ia IIor.-t Power, weighs 60O t'.is; - Price $05O
515 ' .6 5. 0 .. ,i.!00
614 " .. " ('1(; CJ0 " 100
SlJGAH-' C AKE : felttLS.
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X.v 1 jsn np"t:bt threc-vi l c;- mill for one
Lor.-e, we chs '0 i,u:ds, and op ibie of ex-,.-(
-i S2J 1.0:00 gailjiK- juice per hour.
i',ice S). . k v t
oil is an npiijplLt. fhrff-rnller mill, for
c,t!e br i-wj lir.es. wel?B f,6t tHniids, a.d
caj a'-le of x!e.ii? 60 to 70 g.iiloas juke
per boar. fc. Ue ,
Xo' 3 is ari npiilj t three-roller mill, f,,r
two fp.yses, 'wp.UliX fs!otit 1.0;0 potjluls,. and
ap.JL;e of CXire. :i id to 10J, gaJlots juke
per tour.-; Price sci-.j, , ' ; .;
. N6. 4 is an rpi Whf'friree-ritner mill for
'two or lour boi.ei; wcifts,! iv'il'oun.u. aud
i cpbie of oxp.efSMM, Ir.riib I'JJto 150 gdl
ltftx Jiih-e icr ii-AiA ff.rt'i
X-.v 'ft A four-!kts-tf w-er mill. Kprlpht
rollers,' for m e..ra '.i.r water t o er. c,p.trile of
c Ti rc-ssiog.6& io TO gallons juu-o per Lour.
Price $';. . t !
No. 6 if. a'six.-horje three,-roHer horizon
fa f tnlV:.' f ejiri f r l.o iit.tte.tui pow.
er, weijh 1 pounds, and cjpaM,; of ex-
iire-sitift roni Tft umIUO gallons of juice Der
sJJ. A nn:: eJsUt'-hnraeJlbffea Lilt liri-
;?f- "ofital lMlV'i'ack-f e'Srl" ffir LoTfe or ste.ua
tff. ;.weis vjKiOjmdL kad ill ex
: niesslrori 100 to 3o0 gallons per hour.
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.'T .tiilll lurk f..r r v.. ia
we'S '5:8-5-' p,nMi; and presses
VyV'SVjS. f -om loo to Coo gallons of juice per hour.
''Crs':"C5ss -'iice 5300.
- P. W. JATKtf President.
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DRUG STORE,
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JOHN H. MAUN,
.Will sell whatever Vera desire' You may rest assured
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From bis Iocs expeiience in the business, be
C ONE I DENT
Le will $lve satisfaction to all whj may call at bit
'I Establishment. ,:;
lie na now on nana, anais constantly receiving a-f
Wge &upj),ly of all articles usuail Kept in a
ORUG STOEE.
JOII XI. MAO.
BrowDTille, May 8th,
v6-n44-tf
The Economy of Using
... v!... , '. .t h e,
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lJFRANKLIN .
Family Sswirig Machine.
Thwie m.vrilnp make the celebrated GROVER &
BAKER STITCH, bat Uker the hij:liet premi-
NLiat the Illinois State Fair, in September last, at the
flitted Stales Fair in St. Lnu.s, ia 1SCQ and at the
pnncii!e State Fairs tbruuhoiit ti.e country.
- Ci,m;ieietit Juilj.es pave a de'-tiion in tavor of this
Kl.tch, uccoiinr of itsxre.it strength and adaptation to
'ill kinds or family mid nianufacturiiitt purposes. -
Tbe folldwins ThI! will f-how the differ me in favor
f Sewius Ji.tchitie over tbeold nieili-xl of siitcbiuby
k.imU lo the w,,ri.uia of 'hexe Machines there is n,t
niy a jtreat hhvudt or labor and tune, besioes mldmv:
ercatly ;o the beal.thfnie.s f iheeuipioyncu . but the
itch is much steonjeer, more elnsnc, ixl ies liable to
u or ravel than the stitch .made with shuttles and
Time consumed in mnking i By Machine. I By Hand.
uf Lidies' iajmcDui. Hours, mi n. Hour, iun
pim ui es-. - -
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10
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Muslin. Shirt,
25
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Merino' Dressy - : .1
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27
30
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35
By Machine. I By Hand
Miu, Hours.
Kin.
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The Franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE,
H as one advaaiace which is worthy, of especial attention
i,i 8U!iticu to the pecu.iar character- of the stitch, atvd
tjat ts its adapt -u ion to either liK'at or nieJiuni heavy
w'orlt.. The Machine which at one moment is used -on
THE MOST DELICATE FABRIC, in a few mo
tiivnts atrer can be brought to bear with the same facil
ity on cottonadoa and towels of the coarsest des-criptlyn.
1 tsaiIatition for FAMILY WORK, is thus remarka
ble, aim rtivea it a superiority over every-other style of
uchine in the Alaiket. - .
In wder that the Machines may be placed "in tbe
1 -vn1s of nil class. :W have reduced the pi icp of -nr
FRANKLIX FAMILY MACHINE TO" FORTY
DOLLAII.S. Froni the increase of our business lor the
last year, and the entire satisfaction our Macliiue are
living throughout the Unitel States "and European
Countries e are led tobelieve tsa't our deterniinntii
to mmmfacMiro a PERFECT. SIMPLE, RELIABLE
AX D. CHEAP MACHIXE has been lully appreciate
by Hie public. This policy will ronisin nucha iced. 'and
its heretofore no Machine will be allowed N leave the
I'flice that we cantiottully warrant iu every reaped.
'A c t-hall kep on bHnd at all times a general assort.
-tMtit of Sewlnft Machine nisterials - - .
Needles rr all machine can be ordered by Mail or
Ctljfi-ej.. Price J)uerlMlar per Uen. ; r '
I per ,a- iivthej1 counlryj by feuding us tf'T ddre8
enclosiua a letter stjtnp, can have forwarded by return
.nail, one ol our circulars containing the different styles
of ilacbiuesi liif. oJ prices and sample ot woric.i .f .
12. IilCII AltDS &. CO.,
- (f'"f 4' Principal 4 uents for the N6rtb West! i
fftce ond SMe'sroomSJ Lake Street! Cbicaso,-Illinois,
E. RICILROS, Iito of L. Cornell & Co.
C. K- WIS WALL.
JN iX., TAPPtN'. formerly Ag't lor .he Groverfe
DiiKer,sewio3 airnuie. ; , f , ij f i j
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HOW. -READY".: 7
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THE OElcial Union Volunteer Directory, r 400
Twses.) eontinfnnie oni;.Vif"c of every
Officer and Private in tie Cnion'ArmTV- with their
Commands. Oaduallie, Promotions, Ac. f 2!-S"Every
one want it.; Sent poetfyiwl.fn Teeipt of 25 centa
cash. prfeyin,r8. Address, lIENlVT, BA-VSON, Pub
lisher . 49 State fetreet, Boston, M iss. '
To the Maimers of Nebraska !
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The preat wood for timber,
and 85 ner 1 000. 'i
Cuttinfis at $1 per 100
For live fence "makes a fine hedge in three years..
Cuttings at 2,50 perl 000. We shall he atMr.Dodge'p,
two miles from Bro'wuvtlle. In October, with both of
tt e above, and parties who wish can leave orrtera at the
t armor office. - THOMPSON s. m51Xt.3,
fi Kemafia N'nrserr.Syrao'useOtoe.Co-
Aii.
.Is. Ant-oS-tf Nebraska.
'tfurrarits ! Currants ! .
I hale leV wjVh W-l Furnas, JBrownvl lie, a few
Bed and Dutch Currants for tale at $1 per dozen cash!
Xarctas, 18i. uM-U B. O. THOMPSON. ;
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CORNELL'S GEOGRAPHIES J ;
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1st. In philosophical arrangement. .
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ded grade of scholarship. :
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memorizing the contents of a nnp.
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cribias tE3 iwfurarfiVtvrafdf 4Tae" i;T4!i':i"
7tbv'lu-mijuiri6ifS?e,Vctruf.totr. .
8th. In the appropriate and instructive character
ef their illustrations.
, 9th, Ia.eoptq,ojetTreien,.iBap3 an4 text. r .
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places only as are mentioned in the book.
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and the aralytica' precision with which each branch
of the subject ia ket dialini't IT
12th. Inbeirn? at once rractical. systematic. and
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BUU,I,VIC.' f""" V " a.---
grcssive in development of the subject.
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AreoCeiIly Teeoramn-Hi or the use of the Pub-,
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r i t-i ?"KrS?iS-l Qo-iST3 OP, rn
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4to,"'ith uiiuvirou 'Ma'pt ani rilustra'tions.
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dirTerpiice befWe'tt the iti.tnnodiate and Gram
mar School -is.rthat the latter, though no jmTe
il. elefafe.ljaityiel fulrln uttaaU prweyrs a
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Geograyhy, large 12uio 405 pp. Kichly Ulus
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' Maps' for family ue. Price,' $1. ; " '.
' A copy ofeuhtT j-art of the S.t' es, for exam
ination, will be Se it fc 1y inajt, poi-pi,i,t) any Teacb
er.or.School Ufficw,renuViit one-li:tlf it.s price.
T. j a D. AVll-ETVX -4 ( O New Y6rk.
.iiu- a .: i::i v.i
w-- r :f JUT.wi.w-riSft ro-f v-;
Or-rnoll's Cards fi.HheStndy and'teiWr'e-fiPMdp
Drawing. Dcigo!. ..Oj aouBp4n any Geography,
but esp ciallyailflpfe'l tr the Wale of Cornell's Gram-mar-Sohool
Maps. Trice per set of l&Cardr 58 cts.
. , . : : .' " ALSO, ' 5 ' :' !
Comeir- Srie of Outline Man.", of which a Des
criptive Circular will be sent upon application.
January 1,6, lSCZ.Jj . n29-tf .
CLOTHEr;.VOURSELVES.
CHSAirEST CLOTHIHG
. . - : - . ,i J,n: . i ,' .i'i.
-Ever ofiered
in this Market.
IVO DOUBT AH OUT IT!
lilTi
CALL AND SEE FOPw YOURSELVS
AT THE
Batimoto ' ' iGotliins v Store.
BRbWNVILLB, IT. T. '
ri
-.Atnvne Ao. ihe puhlr thav be-has opened etra
11EADY-MADE CLOTHING,
LOOTS AND SHOES.
HATSA-NDCAPS,
CARPET SACKS,
GENTLMEN1S UN-
.. .. . -
&c.,&c.,&c.
Unprecedented In quantity, quality and prices. lie
is determined his prices sha'l correspond with the
times, and therefore offer bere in the West, at just
as low rates as such goods can be purchased anywhere
in the United States. As a sample of his prices he
will mention that he sells
CoatsIrorf $1,23 !npu'toT$15f
Pants from $1 to $7,
Vests from $1 to $5.
Boots. Shoes, Hn' s. Caps, fancy and White Shirts, Sas
ders. Neckties, Swtks, Handkerchiefs, Sec j in the same
proportion. : 1.t: &i .. .-v Ij
The proprietor embrace this opportunity of returning
th mks for past patronage, and promise to spare no ef
forts in the future to give entire satisfaction.' 1 1
OaU vxxc3. soo IiItmI
, ; DAVID SEIGEL.
Brownville.'Jhne 18, 13l.'-iy
. -- i ,
,". r -r-t
n Shingles ! Shingles ! !
'it.;;;' -:.C?
I would respectfully inform the citizens of Nemaha
county, that I shall endeavor to keepthi'rmTet sup
plied with good Cottonwood Shingle, wnich I will set
for cash; or take in .exchange Cattle,' nogs. Wheat or
Corn. .-i 'vi ,i r, i.-:.-; R. F. BAKHET.
March ?7, 1862. .I0'?""
Save Your Esrsrs.
k vrw a vn TTot?i?TTr. TvvrvTtnv 1 1
v ri r 1 1 r rr r .
" "oi?50"' fcwcvj (wo.iwyire.'.u ai-
most indefinitely, without the incumbrance of Lime,
Salt, or. other ordinary preservatives. .Jbereia, no
nece ait j for Farmer selling shTrts atfroni five
to seven cents per dozen, when they ciha a trifling
cost save them until ibey command a good prices
For farther partibulars, enclose n rel stamp to
TOi::THE PEOPLE OF
.fE33X3 J TTrwXT
In the mmth of December. 1S53. the nnderMcried for
the first time offered fr Kale to the public DK J. VO
VKS pODSIIMPiiRIAL, WISE BlTrElIS. autH:i tliir
Sliort prii d they have given 'such universal natisf ac
tion to the many thousands of persons who havo tiId
them that it i do an establi.-hed article. The amount
of "budtiy aril mental nii-ery arising aimplf fotu a ne
glect' of smali Complaints is snrpri.-in. and il is these,
fore-tit tbe. ntinobt importance that, a strict attpui;: n to
the least and most tiitliu? bodily ailments shotiid be
bad; tor disease of Oie boly must invariably aifec; ;ae
miud. Tbe hubscrirersnow only afc a trial of
DR. J. BOVEBDODS'S ' :
Imperial ..Wine. Sitters - ,
from all who bive not ned them. . WechaUnje tbe
world to prod uce-t heir equal. ' : - " . - '
The Bi'lers for the cure of Weak Stomachs. Gen
eral 'Debility;' and far Purirjin and Enriching the
Bloody are absolutely un? u-passed by any o'ber reme
dy on earth. To be assured of this it is only nece
essary to make. the trtaK- The wine is of a very supe
rior quality bcrmr abonr one-third stronger fhan oth
or wins. warmine and invioratic tbe whole system
- - f YniAi th hoafi f.i itiK tfft. . As tbese bitters are tonic
" " " T.. . 0, strengthen
Itflll IK 111 , li, II LJ1I 'VI. J
ami invigorate the whole system and jtive a one uoc
and beaithy acti.rfj to it p a rfs,Jty' equalizing tbe
circatin, teriiovina tbe' obstructions awl prcM.ueiug
X Af enea) warmth, ; Ibey art excelleot, for disuses ana
weasness j.ecnuar to reaiaie. wueic '
ed to strengthen and prcB they!'tetu. No lady, who
subject to Usitude and faimuess, should be without
tbeur aa tbtjr rr reviviiyiii ii their action. , ,
TUESF BITTERS , .
Will not only Cure but prevent
ns ,i I)!5iea.se. '
and in this respect are doubly valuable to the person
who may use them f"r '
INSIP1ENT CONSMMPTION
Weak Lungs', Indicestlon, Dyspepsia, diseisec of the
Nervous sytem. Paralysis, Piles, : and for all eases
requiring a Tunic.
I-.-) ,wl DR. DODD'S . o
Celebrated ll'lne Kilters
For sxrre Tbroat 'C"imiio a'nuus liie, ittgj . they
are truly invaluable.
'.Jur lh"8ged and infirm, and for persons of wea!i
constitutions For ministers of the gopel, lawyer
and all public seekers for book-kv-eprs tiilors
seamatreises. stud, nts.ar artist, and all persons lea
diug a sedei.tjry lite." they win prove benencial.
As a beverage; they are wholesome, innocent, and
delicious to the taMe. They produce all the exlnernt-
1112 fcfftctsof 'brandy or wine, without lntf-xicanns; and
are a valuable retne))' f!r persons adicteJ to the use of
exessive at rot p drink, an.l who wish to refrain from it.
They ate pure' and entirely free from the poin con
tained in the adulterated wines aud braniies with which
the cumry is, tl,n!td, - .
Tbe' bitters i;t t, nly CTRKut prevent disease, and
s"h,JuJd beuKed Ly all who live ia:a country where tie
water M bad. i.r whee chills fever are prevalent.
BeinftWitircly inn,cent n,l haratiefs ihey may begiv.
en freely to children and inf.iuU wiUi impunity.
Physicians and Clergymen, and tempeianoe advocates
rasanactwf humanity. b'uifl assist in spreannig iue?-e
valuable bitters over the land, aud threby esi-entiay
baiiUltdi-uiikiuiess and di$eae.,
In all n"clion oftlic 53l,SicIi
Ileiitlat hr.-- or A c;rvaou.iIlcad
aclc, Dr.Dod'i) Iniperlal JVinc
7 Uitlci-s Will Vc Tound to be most
" "Saiataiu and Hfiicacious.
The many cirtitlcate-, which have been tendered us
and the letter which we daily receive, are conclusive
pr.f that itmon? the winien these 'Bitters have given
a satisfaction which no others have ever done tofore-No-wonuu
iu tlielatl l.juld be without -theta. and
those wiio opce use tbem, will not fail to keejJ afuii
supply- '
, DIv .Bovee. Dod's" il
.s IJiPETilAL, WINE . BUTE US,
Are prepared by an eminent and. skillful physici nn,wh
has used them succeviully in his practice tor the las
twenty five year. The proprietur beiore pnrabahin
the exjiuive rifht to ni.inns'acturp and sell llr. B,,e
Dol' Ceiebraiesi Iuiperfal Wine Biters, baOtthf ni test
ed by two distiiutuisued meilical practitiuuei s. who pro
pounced them a vaiuntda and sie reiuely lor d!pae.
Although tLe tueillcal nien of this country, asa-'. n
erat tbina. Unapprove of Patent Medicines ye'-we d
uot believe that a respectable Physician can be toun l
in tbe United States, acquainted with their metlR'ai,
pnir.ertiP.-, who will Uit highly approve Dr. Dud's IJi
PF.rtlALU'IXE BlTTKItS
In all tK-wiy settled places, where the-e is always
a larzeqnaiuirv of deeiyins timber; from which a poi-
sohous miasma is erected, these bitters shuold be nse-I
every morninz boforebreakzast.
IMPElilAL WIjNE i;l 'ITERS
Are composed of a pure 7nd anadnl'erated wine, cem
binel with B irberry. SoUnion's Seal. C-iif rev. Wild
Chery Bai k. Spiknard Ctmouiilc Flowers, and Gentun.
They are imhu.'actured by Dr. Dop himscl , who is ati
experienced and successful physician, and tence should
not be classed among the quiick nostrums which fl!
the country, inl asainst which the medical profession
sojustlyderiotir.ee. ,
These tru'y valuable Bitters have been so thorough'y
tested by all clashes of cumnmniiy, for almost every vrt
ty oi disease incident to. human system, tiat tUey are
new deemed indispeiisahie as a ' '
4 i, ' '
Tonic, Medicines and a
.Beverage. ;
It 'Costs but kiltie ! .Purify 2ic
Illood. Cive Tone to tbe Sto-
iijatii -iJesji'iae tbe Sys
... r .and Violong JLilc.
Price SI 00 per Bottle, 6 Bottles
fcr $5 00
Prepared and sobi by
CHARLES ! WIDDIFIELD-& CO.,
SOLE PROI'RIETOS
73 "WiUia-n Street.' New York. '
For sale by druggists and grocers generally Uiroash
ont the country Wet. 17. 1SGI.
; CHOICE LIQU0ES.
Wholesale and Ketail.
Evan Worthing,
OF THE .
Wirl & Saloon
BROWNVILLE,
. Fas Jtit-t received a ch .ice lot of the best brands tf
Liquors, which he will sell by the .Barrel, Union,
Quart or sinjclo Drink. The follow-in.' i. a partial list:
BRANDIES: : .
French, . .
Cognac,
Apple, .
. Ptaspherry,
Peach. .-
Cherry, '
Blackberry. ..'WINES:
Port,
Hangarjan,
Sherry, . . ,
' : ' ' Malaga,
.JMedara,
. . ; Champagne.
WHISKIES:
Bourbon, '
:. Rye.;:. : .. ;
Scotch,
. ; Irish, -
Manongahala,
And a variety of common article.
BILLIARD SALOON AND
:xTeh Pin ;AlIeyr
TF IJ I TA S II I. O C Ii
Main Street. Brownvillc.
JTovmber U. IS6
iiia-tf
To Western Farmers.
Tobacco Good,
.'nave peveral varieties of Tobacco that will ripen
Well in this latitude. To any one who wishes seed,
and remits tne a thrre-cent Postage stamp, on the
SFtniV 1 1 will send a paper of each variety of seed
GKATI. -
vmirs ujuji nc jciii in ms monins oi aepiemoer
rana vciooer. i no tntj to Introduce the culture of
Tobacco in tha West.
Address .. . . B. O. TII0MPS0X,
. ' 1 Syracuse, O:oe County, Nebraska.
P. S. Papers in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Ne
braska, publishipg the above once, ani sending a So..
marfcadjWill receive twenty four papers choice don
itttteiM fi bj nail; - - B. O". TlIOMPSOFr
v :
.GT sscesstt'b lnn .
"'1 WS:& CUOSLj
American- Cement ix,
' Til B C H K A PEST u p , l , '
111 K Mi T l,m a S ,
TU.EKOUSl.'ii
AMERICAN CEMENT CITJ
Is the only article ,T the kind .. .
'J
-L.WlTKSTAliBPnfr
IT Hll.LiiV,,H,,i. 'llt .!
Save your bjnlin r.
- i ii i.i i i
k,l.. r- . J
IT
will mod . rm..
Mend y,,ur Uarnws. rnrm. Pf.iii
i I WILL MEND GLV
tboiieu r f that hmt,.,-..
: . IT WILL MEND ix$&
n't throw away that broken Ivory F M T
IT WILL MEND CHi.i
rokeu Chin;i Cups arl Su. . '
Tour br
IT WILL MEND MASw
That piece kn.knl out. . r v.... ct
M. .
e l,Ut oil m lmr,tr .
fft- pr...
IT ILL MEND
o matter if that brr.keu 'P',u,. j ,
t-hillir-x a shill n,' -i. v,-d u a 4 il,;,' '
IT .WILL MEND ALABUm I
Tbat Cy Alabaster is bnclipnH
matcfc itiuemiitit will m:vcr gbw j
geth.-r. -r.
It will LTcnd bone, Cciai t
and in fact everything Ik.
Anjr article Cenicuted with AMK.ilLijJ',
GLUC wiil f.,.t ib,w wh-rfit'..,
"Every lioueke-perri.oU autt i.wT.
A t'roslej's. Atnerivaa Cetnenn l-flJ-j
'Itis. ci aveuitnt u' havtt ia th i,,,,,'-
,'It is Iavs read; tiN cnmenils a t j
We have tri itard Snd it i..u k f
as water." Wiile'i Spirit o' th T m,'. 4
Eooiiuray is "Weaiv I
SlU.UUy per J-ar tavrd iii;e,yj.
ly On-. Bi!i!e of
AMERICAN CEHEUT Gl;'
' Trice 'io'CmU perlimle.
Trit e 2a Cttit? ptr B-.nIe.
Trice 2-j CtIlt pr Citle.
Price il) Cfnts et fW'J,-. '
' Priiv Cmis. pr r Bn:!e.
Price' 2-3 Cents ptr Bjit!?.
Tory Ubcral RrtTiictiorsto
: 'salel?:ijrr.
"For ?He hj ail Dr-urts ni :j
Ihr tlh' Ut t, ! ii'itrr,
JOHNS & CROSLEf
' ; : . . .' !.- JlJO-it'i-tur-f.i
. 7S IV1LLUM STlim
Corner f I. iln-rtv Str-.-r. JT Ifijj '-
Importar.Uti IJonse lscr 1
I m po vt n ni lo. f:iiii:iL
liupoi luut to ii Head Cox-;
Important lo S'arn:cj5,
To all xchom ' ihi mitij emmx, a:
conrrrn errrSjbuSy
: JOHNS & CIIO.LKY:
IMVROVr.n GXXTTA PIFC-
cement., movm
Tlie jJheapet and ino duraL! IUiJ
IT-IS FIRE AliD WATER
It can be aj.olied to new and old K f.uf i'i ;
steep oi fjfct and-to Shingle rxds wiiLunt n
the Shingles.
TJjeC'ost is only nhontOnf-Tt;;;
l!i;it oJ Tin. AMJiTlJi TWHL i
This artii ie bfs been tbomnMj
Y,rl- City and all pajt f th I'tiitp, '-r:.:.
da West Indie ai.J Centmlatid u'b Jl'
buildings of all kind su,-h .is F,t.r! f v4' .
Churches Ifiil U.md lb-pot? Car and
r.uilJmgsgenc-r-.lly tlovc-rnTien; Bu f ;
the prin.'ij'l'? linild r an betivt snn mi-'-
1 1P Tlisr f.il.y TwjP. n.l I. j i. ,.,..v..l ... V. tl. I !..
f:.ST and MO.T DlritbLK U tKIVI in a-
every resp.,ct a f:kk watkr vtmiinr.
FK(mf c,;ve'i::jj for r, -gKS tip am. .isjw.,
Tht it j'S-i t.Vi '. t ill
United istttii which torn' ine i!'e.",7 ix ,
p'roperti' S ot Eln.tiri:. nd lnrnliUij ',.':
n ?verUv tmtt- Uiii .,' !. m M (",! j
TA Pi:i:ClIA AND INDIA U-i
5i f i
itfo -tie at is KeqrJxd in Kai-
Tbe exrK?n.--e of !i,i lyu, it i-t. illi,-, :j t "-1
Uix fcan 'be revered rtrl tJi'i-'ii.-d f
It ciisi be apiJJUul Jo iuiy ofl'-1
aid when fiti!-i ul fotuis a .-;-.' I US !'"' ,
"(it" wirti an eUstu b d y whi -l; ., net lKk:;
by Heat i.oli) :r tio:. h m skins
B"jAKiis nor at,y n ernf i -ti ?i woatovcr.
GlITTA VElilhYx CEMET-
For Cuaiiji MntaLs of nil l;i k '; ;
exposed 'o the An inn f th- ),all,'rl
JTor I'rcscrvinsr and 'r':
3Ietal lSooi.1 ' f
OF ALL KIM". , f
ThlsisTnSONLY (JalITl"P ip rh i
tn?r.-fnl!f fif ej, tr hi- -li"n'j'- d-,""'" -h'nyh
i. ti,)ir vlt A trjrfJil f ' "
it mt'i. rcsflriu'y l-ru)ii i b'lye-ioal ,!'"v"'r?
f,f utli miry iiiiint w.sts ui-lv U.-is. a'i4 '"' f
TIIU'LE TUr.S AS I.O.Nf: ai,ufr.m MJ
is- not i ii j u r- bv tbe .,ii,'-o-ti. n nd t-''',''
TIN and other METAh llvW.i coo.1 ,
sudden changes f t) w.virh. r. . t "'
f-.7-.fOfat:K f.vroi.poi l
U'KATUEU A.M W1IJ. .NOT WAII 'f' : 1
Lfakv tin and otlior uio ;.' r''s '' 1 ''
rcpairtd nit a 'rutin 'et-iii. t r
from further corrosion :n.ii
til o
tr tr a ;rfwty w tfer-tiir, r-f
r in i-rr raf' !
This cement is j cu!iicc a l.i.it' J t'r
v ition f Irtm r;nin. Stovs. S.its. A
t !,: i
;--.ri,:i'!
IiniJf-ti)nts. Ac.,!s. t p-i-nt-rsl nii""
u L TT A 1 E R C 1 1 A
For presTrvinj. smiI rr uifii,; 1 '" !l
at foof. i.i every dfstii..i In m i
tv, is not injure. I bv the c. o.ri
tlotj s: ,I W ' .
o tntnl. "' iciil not crurt lit til "r j
it'r. trta hrr. . , ' .. (t '
Tn"e ranferials are ad ij t.-d to all r! tc-1 ' r
we are pr-jan d to supjdy id-T" lo.ia 'y j
the cotiD'ry, at short ik nee. for t.ltnti
iii in Tolls, f -inly Tipi.r.'i f..r u-e. j
eiia (Via-n in lmb, wt-b.fu.i jir,uti a,r" j
tious f,,T application. , i
LCTOXXtJS
"Wau tod-
We will tuiiAe lit,- ral aint ra-'i
nients with rvsirtinsibU uF'i.-s l
ry -r
estaolisli theuitrlvc-s In i bwiurive an-i I'
buslnesrf.
r - OUfl TERMS ARK CASH.'
rive alur.d.irit .j.r t-f '
fivor of our iirijoovd R.r.Sti4 i'lf n -is.
t lit d thera to ral 1'ioU-and lUfi i v " j
City aud vicin.ty.' ..... --rf
joxi.s Jt enc: tf,
Wholesale IVan'house. lb.
Corner. , J Libertv -rr',. C.
Full e. rtMive Circulars imJ Pri- '
. ...
Ci'tied "n ai'plu-ajion. ,
T V. 7 lMi! I v
! New Rcracdies
1 SPERM ATOBRKtEA
H 0 W A R D A SS 0 C I A Ti0 j
. PILIIiADELPHIA. j
A Benevolent initiation ett'tblM'-' Hftr1
' downetH for in Relief of the Sc tfl
chitted vitft Virulent aui ' ''ri'f . j
1 especially for the Curt of D:st "J
Organ. . ' yt-e1'4
MEDICAL ADVICS given s-'-" ,
Suriteon. " ' . v -'".Vwi-'
the
j .1 vn , ir-v ins nun nn
.. . i .. m . I (Win. urt.l on Ia
,1 ie"r
1IEJ emp,.yei in the Pi.-pris-rj- .tQ4WUir
envelopes,free of cliarge. . Tvyr -a "
Address 02.. fETLLIK UsrfJ BjJ; Je"l.a '',
fotiati. B. in. s "isu .imo o
TWmhr 12 .Iil 1-93-lv
Terry's Gaxdea .cd3; e..
-reh and pnr. ani raiH in tnt tLli a 0
fr.r
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