"TtV"TPTTF,R 1
v ?ATrbI'AV, HEC. 6, 1?C2.
vU-
c. scruex,
i rT ml Dealer in
.,.,CRTISIu a--, -
'1 . colored ink of the Best Quality,
! Ji Chicago. Illinois, is our au-I
w"
D
Advertiser and Farmer.
'tES JlN" FOKEICS XEWtPArEE AD-
rrfTrvrv 3H3 liro.dway, New York, are
:v; 'n.. ( ,r tie Advrrtiscr and Farmer.
'joi cor 4- co.,
. ,,y-S and Do1prS il Inks 9T1-J
,;:VC ' ' ' ' ' -
: : kjs, v:iw.v '"",
"r.rtri.V 1'on Buillir.g. Philadelphia,
cult tor :utJii'C"''
i ,? rorn. tvk and molasses wanted
,.-Ct jn payment of subscription.
rulliih the President's IVIes
',,. w(.ek. Ii will probably be re-
i ,rPa letter trom me ixeurask-a
I y.: are compelled to delay the
jj.irMH nexl ffpe
Ijium. Several I uildings, and
i.. ffo-j!:i of property was consumed j
v. last woek. in Atchison county,
-ived to I? the work of incendi
The prrpKrators shouid.be fer-
out finJ fv.v.i
hod.
-r.n .iTLKi rnro. Last week we
j.fa shnrt Vi-vA from the "St. Loui
"d. s'.a'irtz thai dangerous cjun
paied on the Treasury Notes.
r i.in.lcr of the Vnnocrai explains
";cV. atid s'.nt' S that it is false.
- a-? y t no c-'jutcrfcits known to
j -Trtaurv No?es. '
i
J :? Icr.. The mails now come
j.rrtrularly sonietiuies three a day.
-isetimff onre iii three days. This
2:ij!f J by floating ice in the rivers.
' f-cr:.'. r TuiiHe, on her last trip,
J tp as far as Iatt mouth', and
j lack. She is now ice-bound
r.L'TC bt-iween this )lace and Ne
il Cry.
j
rrrENti.. Dr. Bookum and Mr.
: r. cf Atchi?on county,' Mo., who
,iij!ace for Salmon River !at
::. arrived here this week, on their
...yr.iC. They, went as far as Snake
r. and were afraid to rro farthc-r on!
?:.! "of Indians. They report that
of 'emirriants have been killed,
r sa'v i:r train should attempt to crors
: oiimains unless they are one hun
liirorg. Their reports from Salmon
) confirm previous statements a
i section of the country is richer in
lian any other part of the worlJ
j making' from 820 to $-3X100 per day.
fiance of the country does not pay
Lirkinr.
! -' :
Ir. Piled, of the Rockport Herald,
into oi:r ofilce on Icnday last,
i r?.;.'cr is temporarily suspended.
l ?fuj5 to be a division growing up
:.it ceyu'v among the Union men.
r-.'a whit arecommonly called . the
t and Conservatives ; nd the
VpMice is, the paper is not so well
5 ritd as it otherwise w;ould be. The
i tf public opinion, or at le?st the
isiun ef it, has progressed with
r-'si-j-peed iu North-west Missouri,
iLe past two venrs. In 1SC0 a
d ticket could not have polled one-f-r
tLe votes in the Seventh District.
vvry candidate, if we are rightly
) 'lif-d, il.at vt ntures jo run for any
1 avowed ly opposed to slavery in
The only (juvstions that dl
I em, ii how and when to . get rid
" t!i:- advertisement in .ano'her col-f-cf
Garden Seeds by Thompson is:
;s. They will furnish merchants,
"-sters, gardeners, and others with
Ntdf fresh, Nebraska-raised Gar-
fvtJ. They will either tell them or
iitLcmcn commission to those de
Z to retail them. Messrs. Thomp
iWltdges have engaged very ex-
-v-iy in the nursery and seed busi-
a Lo! ! undertaking in this new and
5".t)y settled region. All should pat-
U.em in preference to sending
or the same articles; we should al-,!-Iatromze
home productions when
! ave n rpporlunity of doing so
ysLould be patronized, not only for
I sake cf supporting Nebraska enter
but their seed ire better thanma
are brought from the eastern
t
i
They are fresh, pure, and true
I ' '503L. School for the primary schol-
iH commence on Monday. We are
f unaUe to state whether it will be in
f "-USf? heretofore occupied by Mr.
; ' tis, ct in the house formerly the
L of JuJ?e Whitney. .
first month of this school will
fad from the public fund. We
e 'at all parents and guardians, who
j. children of suitable age, will not
. 'V this, opportunity to receive the
.- ts of the public money. In answer
.titrous iuuiriesmadeof us, we will
l owerer, that no scholar will be
s ''led to receive more than one
( schooling from the school fund,
Lj" 6 a portion of the time to one
I a portion to the other.
' ireW' our cizens pay one half
J m due time, the finances of this
be such that at least seven
i f frce chool can be taught.
Earthquake. The St. Louis .Demo
of lbe IstSays there was a sli-h
ht
shock cf an earthqCralis felt in that city
on Sunday morning last, aUput 9 o'clock.
The vibration was lrom southsto north,
and lasted about fifteen seconds. It was
accompanied by a low, rumbling noise,
coining from the direction of the South.
. .
...
Uen Banks started with a naval expe
dition on Tuesday last. Destination un-
known.
To CciicTnnptives.
THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, af
ter having suffered several years with a severe Inns
affectim, and that dread disease, Consumption is anx
ous to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire It, be will send a copy of the pre
scription used (fue of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the tame, which they will find a
sure Cuke for Consumption, Asthma, Broicchit
js, &i.r . The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to beneflt the afflicted, and spread infor
mation which he conceive to be invaluable, and be
hopes every sufferer w ill try Lis remedy, as it willcvst
theii) nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties Wishing the prcscriptian will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
nlG-3ra. K-iiigj County, New-York.
THE FLAG OF OUU UM0X.
The Favorite Weekly H'ncillancout Journal.
EESIGKED T02 THE E01IE CIECLE.
Thic Inns cstablislied and well known wt-okly pitper,
after fifteen ye.us unoq i; 1 ieJ prosperity. Las becuiae a
"ln.u-thi'.l word" lr.nn ilai:. to C.ilifvriii.i c ad leu
)T:5j; the nrp-.i.le -T the rich aiid jnr, in town an1 coun
try, all over the wnle extent ,f tlit' 1'nited States. It
t-h uld be a weekly v.siiorto every American home, be-caii-e
It is Jtist sr.'-h a pui'or as any father, brother or
friei-d wo'lid iairtd ire to the tamily circle.
li is printed on tl.eHno-t satin snrtared paper,
with new tpe, an l in a neat anl beautiful style.
rrj 1 is of the rujnuiKiLh f i.e. yet ontains no ad.
vert isemcr.ts in it - rigl.t s:ip?r-rya! p vres.
it is ilevjte l t i;twt, lalesj. j o".;:s. stories of
;li- k'. disoveric-, miseo!t.ii!y, wit a-i t nutnur.
v a efu :ly ed.'ed ly M. SI. H i'.lou, who has
twe-.ty Je,tr or ctl o i.il c-s; e lenre in B t jn.
3"" It . iiirains in iis I:rp, we! I filled aud deeply
in cHMin.: j acs i o one v.:!i w.jrUor !in.?.
J" '" iii-ui'icr?- ai.ioi:S iis repnijr c.iitti'j-itors the
l pr-i mate and fctu.iie writers in the country.
lr lis tales, wh.le ther absorb t'eC rea lor, cultivate
a laMe (or ail th it is c atii baivuttu! iu huaui:i:ty
r3" It is ackin.wleeceU that the g.mkI inH Jei;ce of
surii a paper in ihe lioiue circle is a I most iuc.ilcu laOle.
Lp" lis supestive pHes p-ovoke in the y i'ius an iu
qmrtnf: spirit, and add to ttieir stores of kn wle Ue.
3" I's ciluuiuii aro fiee Iioui p jitics au I al 1 jarring
titpi us. it object hen:; to nuke h.rne liap;y.
It is f.r tlie.-e re t-oiis that i ha Kir years been
so popular a lavoiite throughout the country.
. Terni' Invariably in Advance.
1 siiiiscrilier, one year, - - 2 00
4 r-ub.-cvii e , one yer, - - - 7 00
10 ti:.M.;-ibei , one year, and une togotter up
c.fciiih, - - - - - 15 00
Published every S.i.'urdjy by Jt. if. I! ALLOC,
No. '."J Wiuter street, 15 ! n, ila?s.
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An Elegant, Norn!, cud Jlrf,ntd Misccllmcous
Family Jturnal,
Devoted to r -lite Literature, Wit und Il'tmnr, Pro'-e
and. 1'oceic (ieios. It politics and all sectarian qites
ti'.ns, ii I strictly i eutral, atiJ theretore emjiliaiically
. A TAPEIi FOIt THII LIILIilO-Tf,
And a Welcome Yititor to the Home Glrcle.
It contain lbe foreisn and do mestic news of the day,
no coutie:isod an to present the greatest pobsille amount
of intelligence.
THIS ?rA"M:OTir WEEKLY,
is printed on fine ivhitr j.aoet . with new and Lo.in'iful
type, con tjius lii teen buu '.re l syu ire incurs, and is a
lare i ckly paper of sixeeii octavo p ic.
An unrivalled corpse of contributors are tinder regu
lar rimapomeots, and every depart uient i placed on ihe
uiobt finished nd perfect ky.-iem that experience c m
tlerise. Eah number will be beautifully illustrated.
Terms Invariable in Advance.
1 tribRcrier, one year, - - - $2 00
1 ul)"riber, two year", - - -
4 subscribers, one year, - - -' - 6 O"0
8 subscribers, one year, - 12 UO
And one prats ti th" setter-tip of a clcb of 8.
After a club ors bus been sent, the petter-rp will
have a riht to ad 1. at any tii;i, one or more subscri
be, to bi-cia with hi cin) at 1 50 each.
. Specimen 0'ie will be tent to a.iy one that wishes
to lorni a club, or sef ti p. per b.'fore subscribing.
bINGI.i: POPI1.S, I'OfK CENTS.
Tor sr!e a; al! tat prim-ipal Periuuhul Depots in the
United S:;'esitnd Oan e'.ss.
ru' iiM.o every s.iturd.iy, at the corner of Tremont
and lli omiicid Sttevts, Bj.-toii, if ass., l y
.. : P. GLEASON.
PH03PECTU3 FOR IBG3.
TIE SATURDAY EVENING TOST.
Th publishers of THE POST take pleasure in an
nnUMciti? thjt their Literary arrangements for the C"in
ins year are of a character to warrant them in promis
ing a fea-t of K'lHl tliiti!-' to their thorsands of readers.
Aiiiouc the contributors to THE POST -we may now
mention the-fol luwinn distinirni-lipd authors :
MRS. EL LEX WOOD.
Author of TUe Earl s Heirs," ' East L'jnne,"
"The Channims," f-e .
MARIA X 11 A R L A X D .
Author of '-Alone " Hidden Path." Miriam," -c.
rn.vr.v;; kirk.
Avtor of "Anxovn the rnr."
Villi, IX I A F. TOIVXSEXD
Whote Homatic Sketches crc so gnatly admired.
Durin? the r iminR year The Post will endeavor to
its hii:h reputation for riioii e STORirs , sketches,
mid POFTR V. Si-eci.il Dfpariinent shall Rlsu be de
vi .ted as heretofore t. A'iricd'ture. Wit end llunior.
Receipt. Xews, Markets, At.
TER5JS CASH IN ADVANCE.
1 cipv. one year. - - - - - 2 00
2 copies, one jejr, -
4 copies, one year, -
5 copies, one year, (and one to the petter-up
of the club,) - - - - - -
20 copiwx. ene year, (and one to the getter-up
of the club ) -
3 ttO
.00
12.00
25.03
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
WHO WANTS A SEWING MACHINE?
To any one sending thirty nibscription anltrkO. we
will tive -ne of wixeler Wilnnn's le')ried Sew
ing Machines, suh as tl i y sell lor t4:. The nitchiiie
w.il be Feleo ed at the niauutactory in New lo k. o ; xed
and forwarded free or cost, wilh the najition of
Address DEACON & PETE BE" ON,
Xo. 31 Wuluut StretU I'luad-Jpht.
TKS MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
rubll-bed Daily, Tri-Weckly and Weekly.
nr.r.(:E KXAr?,i
IN. I'ASCHAI.L, Proprietors.
. JOHN KNAM )
OFEICF. NO, 11 CHESTNUT STEEET.
teh:.:s of the iiErruncAy.
Daily, (in advance) 50 0"
Tri-weekly, (in advanced - 5 (10
Sunday liepublican 2 00
We klv,in ndvHnce-.- 2 00
To Clubs of live Tri-weeklies 20 00
Three copies Weekly one year 5 00
Five 44 8 C
Ten " 44 44 l'r c'
Fourteen " 44 44 20 00
Twenty " 44 27 :-,(
Tliirty 44 44 40 du
Forty 44 44 4 50 00
CASH HATES FOR ADVEMTISIXG.
X?'Vunts, Lost and Foand. Hoarding, For Kent,
and iirmovals, will be charge 1 fifty cent? per fijnare
of eiglit lines or Iop? ftr Crst inserti:;-.i, and twenty
f v cent for each additional one, without alteration.
ONE SQUAKE, ci,-ht lines or $ 30
3 times on first or fourth pao 1 00
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u
a
t
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u
u
u
u
tt
u
m
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1 week 4 " I o
2 weeks, 44 44 00
S weeks, 44 44 4 00
1 month, 44 44 5 ((0
2 m-nths 44 44 8 00
3 months, 44 44 10 M
enonths, 44 41 1
12 months " 44 2i 0(1
J5J"No yearly contracts made by wh'ub adverti
oers can have the privilege of changing matter or
style of card without additional charge.
'57Alt advertisemenu required to be kept on
second pa;re, charged as new eacli day, and on third
paze. an advance over stated rates.
"Advertisements directed to Le displayed, or
set in lanre tjpe, charged double rates.
"Advertisement in WEEKLY iiaper. ten cents
a line solid, or fif teen cents, leaded ..sato type, each
insertion. . , , .
Txanaient advertisements must be paid f0r in
advance. ;
Flower Seeds.
Choice varieties, and of very auperior 4uality,50 p
pnrs of which will he sent (post-paid) by mail, to any
addrew, tor one dol Ur.
H. X.TIKRT, Cresceat Crty,Tow.
Varea 13tk, 1S61 c3-Im
FOR FALL TRADE.
JOHN C. DUESER,
3IA.IN STUEET, BROWNVILLE, N. T.,
Takes pleasure in ennonncing that he has now on hand,
a large and select s:ock of every article in his line,
COOK STOVES,
Of H the improved patterns, viz: Plymouth Rock,
Charter Oa.lt, Valley Forpe, Elevated Oven,
&.C., &X., tiC.f
HEATING STOVES,
Box and Parior Stoves of an endless variety, some of
which are eutirel' new designs, vii ; Combined
Cook end Parlor Stove, somethiug
very nice for email families.
I CALL ESrECIAL ATTENTION OF
FAIlMEIiS TO MY
HEAVY SEEHT IRON,
for Sugar Boilert, and
LARGE CAST IROX KETTLES.
A VARIETY OF CHEAP
LAED AXD COAL OIL LAMPS
Brass, Copper, and sheet Iron ware;
Lanterns, Shovels and Japanned
SELF-SEALIlia FRUiT CANS!
OF the latest aiiJ most improved S'yles, cheap
t'-r eah.
1 -iTii prepared to put up putterinjr and fpoulinp, and
fcfl other work of my hn at the shortest notice, and in
a wo; VmaulikC manner, which I wairaut to give eatis
iactioa. August 2,1362.
WHO SELLS THE CHEAPEST
GOODS IN BROWNVILLE?
D E N
SELLS THE CHEAPEST GOODS
IN MARKET.
WHERE IS IT THAT YOU PUR
CHASE THOSE FANCY
' PRINTS?
AT DEN'S.
WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR
CHEAP MUSLINS?
AT DEN'S.
D E N
SELLS THE CHEAPEST ROOTS
AND SHOES IN THE WEST.
ALSO THE FINEST HATS
AND CAPS
DEN
KELTS ON HAND.
DEN'S
IS THE PLACE TO TRADE HE
TAKES YOUR PRODUCE, AND
PAYS THE HIGHEST
PRICE FOR HIDES,
PELTS, AND
FURS.
DON'T FORGET THAT
DEN
Sells the EE3T and CHEAPEST
LIQUORS.
In fact DEIT sells Everything that
is Useful, Cheap and Good.
v6-n4S-ly.
HELLO, STRANGER!
IVIIERE DID YOU GET THOSE
i
AT
J. BERRY & CO'S.,
THE VERY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN
BROWNVILLE.
J. BERRY & CO.,
Have jnt. received, and are now openinp, at their
bland on Alain street, one of the largest stocks or
BEY GOODS
AND
ever offered in thii market. Itememher the place,
J. BERRY & CO'S.,
2JTo. XX, HYTixixx street,
BKOWXVILLE, N. T.
Map 25, 1562. n47-tf
"FAST HOUSES."
siystml:
AND
p
FEED STOS E
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
ROGERS,
AKKOCKCES to the public tbit be has purchased the
tn,..t m th Liverv su.ble and Stoct formerly
--r, I, Roiiers Brother. Ue i now prepared U
acconimlate the public wilii
Carriages.
Cusrgies.
Sulkies
Saddle Hordes,
Ac, A., &c.
THE TEAYELING PUBLIC
C flii Stable ample accotnmooations for
Uor.e, uimes or cattle. F.EXJASfjjr F.OGEKS.
jr. B. T.ie partnership berctcfore existing between
Benjarain tt Josboa Tlocers is cifsoivwi
JOSHUA &. UKXJAMIN KOGEZS,
May 29th. 1S62. n7-t
Ayers' Cherry PectoraL
iCITTUIl
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!
Earing recently mafle larga addiUomi to my stock,
consisting of '
SADDLES, HARKE3S, BltIDl.ES,
COLLARS. LINKS, WAGON WHIPS, BIJGST WHIPS,
OX LASHES, UORSK LASHES, STA(i2 LASHES,
V SURCINGLES. GIRTHS,
STiERUPS, LEATHEBS, &.C., tc.
I think I can accommodate all in qnalitity, quantity
and price. I work none but best Oak Tinned Leather,
and get' in- it directly from tanneries in Ohio, feel con
fident it will give satisfaction.
Plasterer's Hair on Hand Cheap.
cash paid roa HIDES.
J. W. 3CIDDLETOX.
September 13, 1SG2. n9-ly
CLOTHE YOURSELVES.
CHEAPEST CLOTHING
Ever offered in this Market.
ISO DOKJT ABOUT IT!
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELYS
AT THE
Bill imore Colliiiig Store,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
DAVID SEEGEL
Announce to the public that he Las opened ont a
stock of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CARPET SACKS,
GENTLMEN'S UN
DERWEAR, Unprecedented In quantity, quality and prices. He
lsdetermined his prices sha'l correspond with the
times, and therefore offer here in the West, at just
as low rates as such Rood, can be purchased anywhere
iu the United States. As a sample of his prices he
will mention that he sells
Coats from $1,25 up to $15,
Pants from $1 to $7,
Vests from $1 to $5.
T.-nr Chnnc TT.tt I'snt Wmrv n,l Tl'lii t Sh irt O Rns.
ders, Necktie6,' Socks, Uaadkerchiefi, &.c, in the same
proportion.
TKa . . ,r.r t . r etmmin t Ti i u fTrrtm Tin! V it mtnminff
MfJII II 1VI imuilivv iiiivi j". ..... ..ju. . . .. .
thanks for iast patroiiare, and plonl!e to spare no ef
forts IU lilt I uiui ciu voni v Bai.piabiiuu.
Call aiicl soo liim.
DAYID SEIGEL.
Brownville, June 18. ISCl.-ly
LETT, STEICKLEE & Co.
STREET,
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
We are now receiving and opening n complete assort
ment of Merchandise, consisting
OF DRY 600DS:
Prints, Muslins,
Drills, Osnaburg-,
Denims, Cottorades,
Apron Check, Hickory,
Jeans, Berates, Linen.
Dress Goods,
All Wool Delaines,
Fancy and Plain Silk,
Lawnes, aten Vestings,
Broad Clo'.hs,
Cassimere,
Hooped Skirts,
&c, &.., &c.
OP GHOCEKIES:
Coffee, Tea,
Soap, Molasses,
Candles, B. C. Soda,
Saleratus, Yinegar
White and Brown Sugar,
Sack, Barrel and Dairy Salt,
Chewing and Smoki ig Tobacco
OF HARDWARE :
Axes, Hatches,
, .Butts, Screws,
" Locks, Larches,
Nails, Tacks.
Penknives,
Knives and Forks,
Hand Saw and Mill Files,
&c, &c, &c, &c, Sac. Sec.
OF QUEENS WARE:
Cups and Saucers,
Plates and Platters,
Dishes and Tumblers.
v Coal Oill Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys,
Wicks, &c, &c.
OF BOOTS & SHOES :
Women's Shoes.
Kip, Calf, Buffar..d Kid,
Gaiters, Calf Shoes,
Oxford Ties, Misses Shoes,
Slippers, Men's Calf,
Menrs Broans, Copper Toe,
Kip and Course Boots, &c.,&c.
OF HATS & CAPs :
Panama,
Leghorn,
'Planter's,
Straw, Wool,
Cassimire,
Plantation,
Shaker Hoods,
Sic, &.c, &.c.
Of Fanning Utensils:
Cradles, Rakes,
Forks, Plows,
Scythes, Snaths,
Shovels, Spades,
Hoes, Sac, &c &c.
OF LUMBER:
Clear and 2nd rate !
Pine Floorins:, Siding,
Boards 1, 1 1-2 and
2 Inches Thick,
Sash, Doors and Blinds
Pine Lath,
All Sizes Sash,
All Sizes Doors,
AU Sizes Blinds,
We call the attention of the public to our stock, as
onr CASH TEEMS ensble ns to sell low.
Tbaukfnl for past patroniisc, we solicit a continuance
et tae same. .
LETT, STRICKLER & CO.
ErownvHle, July 33, 1863. sSS-Cf.
1862.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!
THE03 DILI! HILL,
Is receiving, and will st;r u v to receive daring the
summer, one of
THE LARGEST
AND
BEST STOCKS
o r
GEIML M
T B O Iff
New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis.
That has ever been exhibited In the Western Conn
try, embracing all the latest stjlea and novelties of the
limes. His stock embraces
Drj Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Queen ware,
Huts aud Caps,
Shakers,
Uotits and Shoes,
Doors and Sash,
Glass and Putty,
I'iue Furniture,
&c. Ac, ic.
a mnnff feia Tlrv DkkIi wl'.l be found
Prints, Ginghams I.awns. Barejres,
Drown and Bleached Muslins,
Demees. Striped Sheeting, Cot-
Glove.
The Latest Styles
es Hooo
Kir is,
Ac,
Notions,
He has much the Largest Stock
of QUEENSWARE in the Upper
Country.
THEODORE HILL,
Agent for the Hannibal & St. J oseph Kail
Eaod Packet Line of Steamboats.
May 22, 1662. n46tf.
Mccormick
Eeaper and Mower
MANUFACTUBED AT
Oliioag o, X X X
This celebrated machine is bv all odds the BEST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
N ttwithstanding the misrepresentations of those inter
ested in other machines. C. H. McCormick t. Bro. man
ufactnae at the rate of 8,000 per year, Many chanpes
have been affected during the past season, and fr 1862
the McCormick" is presented with greater attractions
than ever before. As a reaper,
THE ECONOMY OF POTTER
IN MIS MACHINE, ITS
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,
give it preference over all others New improvements
added, have materially lessened the direct druuKht,
and so obviated the aide draught that many assure as
that it does not now exist. The drr.ght cf the Reaper
is so light that in numerous instances the large lour
horse machine is worked with bnt two horses.
FOR 31 OWING,
The Machine of 1862 will stand any test that may be
applied. Our Guard and Patent Cleaner effectually
prevents choking, no matter what the condition of the
grass, while our nexr divider point separates baldly
lodged and tangled, clover or grass, where other ma
chines fail.
There is also a preat advantage in onr serrated sickle
edge over the sruooth, as it does not require sharpening
so often, thus saving time. Our sickle will frequently
run through an entire harvest without once grinding,
while the smooth ede must be ground once ea:h day,
if not oftner. V.'ith a snioth edue the draught increases
as the knife becomes dull. Our draught is uniform,
aud in the repeated trials during the season of lb) 61,
proved far lighter than single Mowers, cutting at the
same time from twelve to eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be u&'ed with or without the red , this
is important, as without the reel it weighs but about
670 pounds.
In addition to the very liberal warrantee given to
all purchasers, we would say as heretofore, that farmers
who may desire it, are at liberty to wcrk our machine
through the harvest, with any o'her, and kaep aud pay
for the one prfferrel.
Pamphlets with tull description or improvements,
testimonials, 4tc, cin be had by application to
THEO. HILL, Agent,
XSr'O-VT'iT-XL-wiXXo, 3NT. I.
May 15, 1S62. n45-tf
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT PRICES
TO SUIT
TECEi TIMBS,
JOHN A. PONN
Is now receiving and opening out his Spring
Stock of Goods, conjia ing of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Iron and Nails,
Flour and Bacon,
Queensware,
Hardware,
Furniture,
Sash and Doors,
Window Glass,
etc., etc., etc.
tTliIch I will sell cheap for
CASH OR PRODUCE
Call and eitTrine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
BrownTille. April 24,1862, B42-rira
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
1862.
HE
ASSESSOR'S 1VOTICE.
Xotice is hereby given th:t I. J. H. BurbaTik, At.
sor, have divided the district cr Nebraska, into -.he tal
lowing sub-divisions :
District No. 1, Includes all of Dalota, Dixon, Ceiar,
L'Kau qui Court and Hoi' counties.
No. 2. All of Washington and Burt counties. Assis
tant Assessor, G. W. Jenkins; place of business, J'ort
Calhoun.
J o. 3. All of Sarpy and Ponelas.
No. 4. All of Dodge, Cummin, Stanton, and the
country west. Assistant Assessor, K. II. Johnson ;
place of buiniosK, Fremont.
No 6. All of Piatt, Monroe, Merick, Hall. Buffalo,
and the country west. Assistant Assessor, John Iteck ;
Columbus.
JJo. 6. All of Calhotm, Saunders, Butler. Polk, ana
tWi north half of Cass. Assistant Assessor, V. M. Dor-
rtirrtin : Plattsmouth.
No. 1. All of Lancaster, Sewarn, south half of Cass,
and the country west.
No. 8. All of Otoe. Clay, Johnson and Saline. As
tistant Assessor. Dr. F. Renner ; Nebraska City.
v 9 All of Nemaha. Richardson and Pawnee.
! Vo to. All of Gase. Jones, Nuckolls, Kearney and
fibster. Assistant Assessor, J. B. Western ; Beatrice
A;! persons, of whatever trade or o caption, are re
i.T..iTi.ti t take out license to continue the same. Ap-
'Heal ions nr.it be made to the Assistant Assessors,
'.-., re fum:-ij ! with blank forms for the purpose.
'3 Hiii s." d,',e Wi.-houi appucauou h.ui.ij
,w v. f cxrrh"i. coactess. hackney coaches. on
mi. ,...J'V. or carnai.es. not exclusively empioved
tinv;,..11drT. r f,. th? transportation
of merchandise
and value of the
are required
tw i
furt the number
same
Owners of biJUard tab.'". J'"- nJ fM sil
ver plate, mnst repot t the t-,;". wua lae u,ouiJ' UJ
plate owned.
Manufactrers, where nt spcT-'T "Ora-ffd. are
required to make returns Wtl.e As.-i-i u Asser with
in ten diys arter each and every mmtt "' actuai
sales made by them durins the precpiiD2 b."1'-B-
Auctioneers are requirel to make a la-.nthl) rppTt
of ' he gross amount of their rales.
The proprietors or managers cf Bailro;iu'.S-enib'.at.
Ferryboats and Tollbridge are required to iscilie a
monthly report of the gross amount .f tbe:r rcti-is.
Butchers and others, whose business it is slaiiMer
for sale any cattle, sheep, hoes, or calves, shal- make a
return at the end of e.ith and every monih of the num
ber respectively slaughtered.
J. n. F.nitBANK. Assessor,
for Collection District, District Is'eUrasks.
October 15, nl5-tf
TO ITEIOJI IT 31 AY COXCCRA.
The Co-partnership heretofore eistini under the
name and style of Lett, Stikkler &. Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Tlie business of said firm will be settled by Brown &
Strickler. to whom all debts due the houe must be
paid. HENRY C. LETT,
JACOK STRICKLER,
RICHARD HiOWN.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the name
and style of Fisher & Hacker, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The Advert iser and Farmer will hereafter be pub
lished by T. It. Fisher. The business of the firm will
be settled by Mr. Fisher, to whim all debts due the
ofllce must be paid. T. R. FISHER
THEO. C. IIACSLER.
Brownville. Nov. 8!h, 1332.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A bay mare, three years old. about fourteen and a
half ban. is high, has a blaze on the face, cno hind foot
white. Has a brand on left shoulder, which is difficult
to describe. Any one reiuruing the mare to the resi
dence o' the undersigned, near Nemaha City, or giving
Information that will lead to her recovery will he lib
erally rewarded. JOHN STRAIN.
October 2S:h.lSC2. n!5 tf
WATCHES AND JEWELRY ! !
OF THE
Richest and JInst Fashionable Paterm,
OFFERED AT
Retail ttatl Wholesale Prices! !!
THE nCBBARD BROS., Nis 65 i. C" Nassau
Street. New York, ilanu.'aciurers and impjrto . or
all the Leading. Rich, and uust popular Styles of
WATCHES and JEWELRY, being determined upon in
creasing their business to au unlimited extent, offer
thefollowms elegiint Ornaments at the unsurpassed
Low Prices following
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER, being a nnntin? and
open face, or Lady'e or Gentleman':. Watch in one . tho
prettiest and moi-t convenient an l chen; en wauh In
the world. Imitation gold ; effected b.v a pi'ent pro
cess, which lenders the appearance of p.. 1.1 perrect.
while it does not c...t ere third as inrm. Price only
$32. PeUils at fn.ni one hundred upv.-.ir.is.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LEVERS.
English nrmufictuio movtsneut cypj-ed and full
jeweled ; has sunk seconds, und the neatest inip'ove
nierts. Heavy cased and good imitation gjld. Price
only $18. Retails at from $ 0 to $,!()'.
HUNTING COMPOSITION G ASF.D AS.VT
WATCH. Richly engraved, jeweled and fancy works.
Unsurpacsetl for Sutlers, Traders, ;c. Price $15.
Retails at from $ to to $100.
A great variety of other watches, at low prices.
Ladies' seta of Brooch and Ear Drop to corresaoa.
Imitation Cluster Diamoui , a very rich pattern, and
entirely new. price $1. Coral and Bead entwined, a
very neat ami pretty ornament, handsomely taonnted,
$3,25.
Gentlemen's Test Chains. Parisien, an elegant
pattern, only $4. The Demoniac, very beavy, i.
Rings. Plain only 15c. Scroll, very pretty, $1.
Chased, a neat pattern, $1. Seal Sicnat, fti. Imita
tion Diamond. $2.
Sleeve Buttons. Patent, Chased, or Enamelled, a
new and very handsome pa'.tern, $2,50. Double, chasaa
r wiiU stones. $L53.
Bosom Studs, a variety of new and fashionable de
signs, per set, $1 .&'.
om and Scar! pins T-ear, with opal and Fancy
i,.aes, $2. Ir.iitatatiou Diamoml, $l.bu.
.Lockets rouble Glass, richly engraved, $X.
-Persons visliuig any of the above, have only to remit
the price in a registered letter to our address, and the
article' will bs sent by return mail, free of expense.
Ej"Orders to the amount ot twelve doi Urs und upwards
wi'.l be sent ty express to any part of the loyal Statea,
"with bii1 payable to the Express Company, when the
gols are delivced.
Agents, Sailers and Country Merchants, thronihoni
the country, w ho winh to make money rapidly, will d
well to obtain cur mammoth catalogue j we furnish the
most saleable outfit at prices unsn-passed by any otasr
concern! Address ni'BiJARD BROS.
Avi. 65 4-7 A'assati, near John Strut,
Oetobvetk,lfSv al-f Kiw loft Cj(.
A Practical Guide to Health and .Visor.
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,
FOB
MEN, WOMEN &. CHILDREN
With translation of Prof. Klomt't Dumb B'll In
atructor, and Prof. Schreber'a Pamjijmnaaiikon.
BY DIO LEWIS, M. !.,
Proprietor of the Essex Street Gymnasium, Boston.
TFifA Three Hundred Illustrations. One Vol. 12ma
PRICE $1.00
No recent Macazine-p-iper has excited more genera
interest than the article in the August Atlantic, on
"The New Gymnastics." The present wotk is a com
plete exposition of the system of which that article
gave a synopsis.
The author of this work has been for njary j ears en
gaged in teaching Gymnastics. The b" k ues-rihes and
illustrates his New System of Physical Training. Thi
system has had the practical lest - i long and varied
use. It comprises exerc.tes with Domb Bells. Ring,
Wands, Clubs, etc., all of which are made perfectiv
clear by full explanations, while ni.nry are ii lustrated
by pictorial representations of the pjsiti'jn of tie b-dy
required to perform them.
The Dumb Bell Instructor, connected with this work,
is of the bigbest interest and Imparlance. It is tie
signed for home use, and gives a great variety of Dutn'v
Bell Exeicists together with a carelnlly-selectod pro
gressive series for e very-day pra:tice.
The PangyninastAon is a very simple, useful, and
cheap piece of gymnastic apparatus, upon which all
gymnastic exe'eises may be performed, and which cat.
be introduced, at small cost, into any private house.
It is fully described and illustrated ia ibis volur.ie.
The '-New Gymnastics" sbe-rid be read in eve -y fam
ily in the land where exercise is viliu-.l as a meatis of
health. Ladies, especially, will flni in it a great va
riety of Easy, Simpie, aud Iuvigoratrr. Exercises, all of
which may be practised in the r owa homes.
lEjKor sale by all bok-ellers, or tent p&xtpatd to
any address, on receipt of One f) l Ur, t v the pnbii.hers,
T1CK.NOR Si t IKLDi,
135 Wahmgti.n Street. B Un.
$50 . . $100
(emplonnimt.
Asouts W antod
TO SELL
EWLG illACIIlEs
AT REDUCED PRICES.
$15 EACH.
Our Xactinc is perfect iiiytts l!.?chani?n. It is le
liable to t'A out of order than any other. Diploma
have been awarded it over the Grower U Baker and oiher
high priced Machines.
$15 EACH.
Our Machine uses a straight needle, and wP.I WORI
WITH ALL KINDS OF THREAD, .Silk or Linen, making
an elastic seam, free from liabilities to break in wash.
lag and is the BEST and CHEAPEST Machine in ase.
$15 EACH.
Onr Machine will HEM, FELL. STITCH. QCTLT and
BIND, and will new on all kinds of goods, from the finest
Swing Muslin to the Coarsest Woolen, working with ease
through several fhicknewe of thick Woolen Cloth
ALL MACHINES ARE WARRANTED.
$15 EACH.
If you want a Good Machine, and not have 11
Cost you anything, write tons, as
we want the Machine tested
in every neighborhood
in the United
fctutes.
$15 EACH.
EMPLOYING AGENTS!
We will give a commission on all gal Bold by oi I
Agents, ot we will pay wages at
FIFTY" DOLLARS PER MONTH
and pay all necessary expenses. F.r particulars ad.
dre8 CHA3. RUGULE.H. Arent.
Aug. 16th. n5-yiy Detroit, Mich.
THE DAY SCHOOL LULL,
THS DAT SCIIOOL EEI.L-A New ir-jn Bok
or Day Scti,ii, cle.: ll;e DA Y S HOOL KILL, is n..w
fax!?. It contains o Mil "-"J p.ige cf c.Im.h e fc-iiif. S
Ruuitds, Cttcliim, Daets.'Trio-i, SjiurU'ts arid C:i-j
roes, niai.y of ttui wrivtpn exp -eiv-iy for tb w..i a,
beside Si paie vl U Ki.-ment of mnie. TLe Kits
men ta are o easy and progvensi ve i!,t orUinary teaca
ers wilt 6nd thetnselvea entirety suceui in iumrurs.
ina even yonng scholar to mg corr ctly and K-tenti.
cally, while the tuuvs and words ou.tracp. kucn a Tart
ety of lively, attractive, and sl-nriiig mnic an
sentiment that no trouble will be experieBci-a i indu
cing all beginners to g on with teal in acquiring kU
in one of the most hHh-giii.gt beauty improving,
hupplnos yielding, and ortter prc-ducmK exacti oj
scnoo! life. In sunrliciry of Its Blemeuts, in variety
and adwptation of music, and in cxcel!cr,e and numbef
tf Its Bongs, wrigir.al, nelcctel, and adapted, H cUima
by mnch to e.tm all cumpctitors. It will te f"3nj
be the best bo.k ever Issued for Srniinai , AcaUeniiea,
md Public Schools. A few san ple psis of theeiiv
nents, tunes and scngs are given in a circular err. 4
and Ketone. It is compiled by llo-aee Waters, autbor
of "Sabath School Bells," N s. 1 and I, whica nave baa
the en traious sale cf 655 000 copies. Price popet
cov?rs 20 cts., $15 per hundred; unl 30 cent. $.25
Ver hundred; cloth bound, e;ubused gi;i40ceuu:
per hundred. 25 ccpies luruihe'l at ttie ouo U-uil:4
price. Mailed fret at the Teuil pike.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Thi Dat School Bexa. Tl.e tnnes are lively, a4
such as, may be ea& !y masiered by children. The spirt
of the songs is naeceptionahie mil well adapted to tb
school room. It ir, the cheapest ani anion the be!
conipenJs of school music ubliiheU. Xev i'trk
Teacher.
Dat School Bi ll. This bock is eminently apte
to use in our common schools.
We have a grear. number of Fcliool song Bwkbefrt
the public, but many of them lack Musical as well as lit
rary taste, and are really demoralizing in their ingn
er.ee upon the musical talent of the young. Airs of a
n. lodged excellence, wedded to words of true potry,
a. e tie qualities that ought t be nought with ihe great
f " care in :he preparaiiu ot a schooi sons lx-k. TbU
b k e"ijs i.- Tiilmie these two quc'itie. imsy
tnnia Sc'-oal JsM'nal.
PublisUofc! ty nCRACE WATERit,
r4i.ly N. 4S1 Urtwlway, New Y,r.
)
&rS'Y';V; I'
Agricultural
Steamer.
FOR SALE 221 r..l pi Foath atcr Ftrcx
Cliicagn, III. Trie s, Wood Coal $.".8, jfcanJ
sixes other sizes in proportion, with frtught add4
from fiiciury in New York to Cbieag).
Thcadvani-ijcs of cocked over r;iw fjod is dtri
ted by all. The old way ol'ho'linsr iokeUlesis botJl.
slow and expen.-ive, so much ei talit but few men da
it. Something moro j.r.ictical must he had. Steara
seemcs to le the only alternntir e. Ths ra.tent
has retaind nil tlie aJvanf ij:e c f the I'orlaLla Cal
dron for boilin, and devisei mcani cf peneratiaj
steam su5cient for a'i purj.( It is simple aaX
practical, aud proves a VFMV ECT St"CCSrt.
TY. II. ACSTIT,
Sole sent for Iilinbis an l Nr.rth-Ve
221 i 22:5 Water St., Ciiicapo.
Where will also be found Downs CV's Deep We3
Pumj.s, Force Cisterns, Chain an l Common W;v
Pumps, Thinihla Skeins and Sid Irons, as w!l a
every variety of Farming ToiK Vit Iron Con
Shcllers, Feed Mills, lby uud i'atft.rm Scale,
Stoves Ac. Tho above will be soli cn seonnt tt
the mauafaeturcrs, at their rcjpc cLve fasUjrj price
adding freight to this pl.ice.
January 1So2. tf
ESTRAY PONV.
Taken up by the UTHlersijmn-l, livin? three and a b'T
miles west of Brownville. in Nemaha connty Ncbraskt.
on the 13th day of November, 1S62, nte ettrayiBsrv
pony, gray, wlta Spanish brand on left hip. blind in ti
left eye, between ten and tlf teou year oiK
W. IL MCIXIXCTT.
November 22, lfsG2. n!9-3w 1 ,r
NOTICE.
The pnMic are.tereby notided that the IrHrans of otrr
respective tribes are not permitted to go bevond th
limits of their Reservations. ntlxu. the written per
missinn of their Asents; ani all persons are catitiouel
against barb'rins vsurant Intiaus. Duo attention fe
this notice will enable 11s to detect the authors of d'
redations. and prevent the recurrence of annoyances fa?
which complaints are frequently mile.
O. H. IRISH. Omaha Aaent,
J. P. EACEtt Otce Azent,
B. V. LUSBBAUG1I, Pawnee A?ent
November 22, lSfil. rrt--
MANUFAGTUPJNG COMPANY.
PD YOU irANT
STElI E.(iLES0H E0ILER5
P.'TEXT STTTAR CANE MTLLS.
PaTKST STEAM COIL EVAPORATORS,
PATENT FlitE KVAroftATOttS,
PATENT STAMP MILLS,
FOB
PIKE'S PEAK OH LAKE St:PERlOK
St.NI FOU OIktTLAUS,
With Cti'.s. and Decnp' ion.s. Price. eC, tJS.
SAW MTLLS. FLOURING MILL.
AND MACniKUT OF ALL DKSCRIPTIO.f .
(dTED t'Oll C IliCI LAitS.fJ
P. W. GATES, Presi ltit.
N. B. Agents wanted evt-rywhere. Chitig
IS. W. I I'Ji.NA-S AfJKMT,
IJion nville. Yebrnka
Of whom Circulars and detailed infarataiia
bad.
March 23, 132. furr-lvj
C0O.00O AGENTS, .
MALE OR TEilALR,
TO SELL
LLOTD'S NEW STEEL rLATE CCUNTT COLORO
JUAP Of T1IK I MTKO t'TATKS,
CAN ADAS, AND NEW liliL NS'A'IGE.
From rectn: surveys, cinpleted A::g. 13, l-iii; cost
$2'J.OOO to ftii;rr.tre :t nnd one year'. t;:;i9.
Superior to noy $10 map ever maJe bsr Colton or
Mitchell, and sells at the I w ptk;eof City cetit iHi,
000 names are encraveil n tbis nrap
11 is iioi . nty a County Map. but it is also a
COUN1T AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United S ales and Canada oml.ine-J n one, giving
L7EUT RAILROAD STATION
stel dts'ance between.
Guarantee anv woman n- man $3 to $5 per dr. n f
will take tck all luaps that cannot be Sjld and refund
the money.
Send for $J worth to try.
Printed instruction, how tocaLVAaa well ! farmshed
ali our a-'ents.
Wanted W!n!esale Aeits f jr onr 3f2ps In every
State, Cal fornia, Canada, ITi-lUnd, Franrf and Ciira.
A fortune may be made with a few hi-lrp.i i,iiars
capital. No competUim. J. T. LLOYD.
No. 161 SroaUw.iy. Nt-w York.
The War Department nc our Map of Vir;ant.i. M .ry
land, and Pei.nsy ivanta, di-i $tJibO, mi wk.ch i
maiked Mi'Jdlelown, JCat j land lieUl.u, Wi! !tatrport
Ferry, V iilhro k MilU, Noland's otd, and ail inbera
on tte Polotnac, and every otter ple in Mar; land,
Yirginia, and Pemn-vlvaiia. or imncy refunlL
PUK E Uo CENTS.
Fron The Tribune. A'-icasi 2.
"Lloyd's Map of Virginia. Maryland, and Pnny' va
nia. Ti.is .M ip is very Isrite; itCvstU but 20 ceuts,
and ii the bet vhich tar. le purchased. s.li-11 2.
IJcvv Heme dies for
SPERKATORRHffiA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
rniLAiJiiLpniA.
A Benevolent Institntum ntvhlishei by s?rial T.j
dowrnent.for trie Relief of the Sick and listreae,
evicted teith Virulent ami Chronic Diseases, and
etpeciaUy for the Crtre of Datate of tit Sexual
Ornan.
MEDICAL ADVICii Slen gratis, by the Actin
Surgeou.
Valuable Reports 03 I?peTra itorrho-a. and other di
eases of the Sexual Orjans. tnd on the NEW HEME
DIES employed in the Dispen isry, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of chargej. Two or three Sump, accept
able. Address DR.J. SKTLLIN HOUGHTON. Howard As
sociation, No. 2, S.-'iih Ninth Street, Phila !e Iphia, Pa.
December 52. 1S61. n2S-ly
For Sale at Bargains.
Two !To. Siinttle Enpir Sewins M.ictiines.
One Frat:;s Family sewing Macuuie.
Trco Hursce Waters :T5 iIjio,!ii..us.
Two Freeh's Conictl 'aJiiiig Al attunes.
Oue No. 1 P. W. Gates 4. Cu.'s Ss;jar Caae Milia
Evaporaters.
Ap?:v hi the Advert act atd Farmer Offlce, Brow
vil Ic, Nebraska.
Jia;kU 13:h. 13Gi. a26-tfj
