Nebraska Newspapers

    FOR: FAIX TRADE.
SADDLERY ! SADDLERY 1
1862.
1862.
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Pobllfhed Dallfs Tri-Weekly and Weetlr.
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TilE HISSOURUEPHBUCAIl.
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r n. SCRirLK.
1 ' 1btIti AocT. and Dealer in
ft1 . n..,..rd lake of the Best Quality,
IVror tbe J-nHr and Farmer. "
1 AfiTHrX I- ABBOTT,
3.rT 6tCT, Broadway, New Tork. are
r'"'eJai:enia1oribe jKTtf rfue r and Farawr.
jor, COL t CO..
' Acr". and Dealers la Inks and
rT' . . .,v;i riffle Trlhmia Building.
' IUIf "u . '
t and Brown'. Ire
;f-UI W 14 - . '
Building. Philadelphia,
Aivert'aer and For-
wanted at this office.
;.VocP
l.r correrpondeace.frora Fort' Hal
l see first page. . '
y Lvmao Beecher died at bis home
tf jjjve several letters -which we are
i "ed to leave out this week. .
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.nrt5ED. Rer. A. G. White has
.ced from his risk to the States. .'
-T,ct9 are due to Hon. S. G. Daily
ffv.ors received from Washington.
of
-k,.r n rrcw an unuuat . nmuum
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larssnrnong thp children cf this city.
TbeVe s but little change in the mar's-
ri St. Louis. As yet no indications
i .
true-
kr Wastfd. We want one ton of
:i hay, on tubscriptioni .'Who will
it
Te want twenty lu&hels of potatoes.
crip:ion, for which we will pay
hel.
cent? per pu
ViTHtt. We again bave warm
auVr, a bright clear fcky; pure dry aif;"
j v roads, and au open river.
Gea. Thayer commanded a brigade in
r battle of Arkansas- Post. The Gen.
i t horse ihot from under him in the
pjemeut.
Acting Adjutant Atkijtsos. of the Ne
i La Caralry, is now in town. He has
?a sent to the lower portion of the
l"ritory on detached service.
"Ve have recpired a copy of the Tri
; Almanac for 1563. It contains as
al valuable statistical iniormauon.
.'-Marsh is making op a club for it.
f Fisrbtioz Joe" Hooker has asserted
it be could take Richmond with the
r:e which is now placed under his
r;mand, if not interfered with by the
r Department.
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Thiks To the Nebraska City Press.
tis County Sentinel, Omaha Republican
iJ Omaha A'ebraskian, for daily tele
npli l ulletins. From these sources our
:.:ecs can et new? from one to two
syjepooer than from St. Louis. Make
; your clubs and subscribe. .
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Csn. We are informed that Dr.
I'tPiirnsoK is paying at his mill in
Vowuville, the highest market price, in
-ii for wheat and corn. Having se-t-rtd
the services of an experienced mil
lr, the Doctor is now prepared to give
-.-ire .satisfaction in the manufacture of
i-ur. We have lately eaten bread made
fom his flour, and know it is not sur-p-ssed
in the Territory.
j Preparing Poultry for Market.
Neatness is the first thing. What
5 into the mouth .must be clan.
Nerer leave food in the crop: it will
luet.t and decolor. Therefore procede
U. wringinir of your birds by a fast of
hours Dip them tevpral titnes suc
ivfly in hot water a little below the
Hlin; point and pluck feathers at
ce with rapidity. In this way, by a
' tie practice, the skin will be left cl?an
id uubrolcen. Leave the head on; or il
'J off, tie the skin over the nck-boa,
4is will prevent an unsightly look of
e neck. Then plung into the ?nmc
mpprature of water; and then inim
;atdy into cold water. Your fowls
viuld nprir h frozen but as noar to
:'e freezing point as pjs.ible. In thai
-mperaii;re they can be kept for any
"nth of time, and turn out bright and
jiid, Disturb cot ihe intestines.
PoCtTRTMA.
I Lessons or tlie Wheat Midge.
I The-midjre has taught u a great less
jn one which could not have been taught
so effectually in any other way tee
rfarm belter. We must sow les land
i'h fain; raise more clover; keep more
, make more and richer manure.
''at land we sow to wheat roust be
s l prepared and the seed put in early.
,Us taug-ht us that it is much belter to
thousand bushels of wheat fro.ro
t'trty acres than from sixty. We have
;1,?rnp(J fati if the midge five bushels of
; Lat from a field that would yeald 35
, Jsbels to the acre, the loss is less than
takes tfce same cxiardtty from a crop
I that
ri would yeala only 15 bushelf per acre.
ne proportion of Insn is much enter
; Jtteone case for than in the other. In
Me one case, for every hunderd bushels
; the midre; in the other, only 16
I And this is assuming that the
does as muoh "damage cnihe good
- ua me poor. -wnicn is ry no
; 1 liie ca$e. Our raotto' robust ' be
! 'JW rr.lr. , .
: t,t 7" niucn lana to wbeat as can
i ade rich n-i ; -i
pood
('ft ill catiy auu iu
ad
Seated for vears? nrl tTrrfr?i
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ILLUSTRATED
SCIENTIFIOAMERICAN
The Best Mechanical Paper In tbs Weill
, EIGHTEENTH YE Alt.
VXXX NEW BCHXCS.
A new rolome of this popular Journal commenced
oa the Erst of January. It ii published weekly.and
ererj number contain! sixteen pairti of useful in
formation, an J from St to ten original engravings
of new invention! and discoveries, all or which are
prepared expressly for its colams.
TO THE ME CUAXIC AXD XAXUFACTURER.
Jo person engaged in any of the mechanical or
manufacturing pursuit should tbink of "doing with
out" the Scientific American. It cost but tix cents
per week; every number eontaina from fix to ten
enrivings of new mecbaines and inventions, wkicn
can not Us found in any other publication.
TO TI1E ISVESTOn.
The Scientific American it indipensahle to every
inventor, a it not only contains illustrated desenr.
tion of nearly all the b?l inrentions they cooce
out, but each number contains an Official List of the
Claim of all the Patents iued from the United
States Patent OS e dories; the week prerious : thus
givirg a cfrrt history of the progTew of inrentious
of this country. We are alo receiving, every weok
the Wst K-icntjSo journal of Great Britain. Fnu;e
and Germ4Dy ; thus placing in our possession all
that is transpiring in tnet banical sciem-e aod art in
these old countries. We ehnll continue to transfer
to our columns coiou extracts from these journals
of whatever we may dem of interest to our readers.
A pamphlet, of instruction as to the be.-t mode of
obtaining Letters Puenton new inventions, is fur.
nirhed free on application.
Messrs. Mann fc Co. bave acted as Patent Solicit
ors for more than seventeei yeirg, in counocli n
with the puhlit aiinnof tue Scientific American. a:id
h y refer to 20.COO jjati-ntees, for whuui they have
dune burines.
N. charge is mle for examining fket-hes and
uV-dfls of new iaveotious and for aJviiu,; iaveators
s to the patentability.
CHEMISTS, ARCHITECTS MILL WRIG IITS.
ASU FARMERS
The Scientific Am-ri-xn will be found a mst
useful journnl to thiin. All the new di-ovcries id
the K'ienfe f ebemi.stry are given in itsjcolumns,
and the interest f the architect and carjcrter a'e
not overlooked : all the new inventions a-id discov
ers apperiaiuitj to thosa pursuits b-jin;; published
fr. m week to wet-k. Us.ful and rscticl in oni
tion ertaii;ing to the in erests of mill wrij-hts s.nd
m II owners'will be found in the Scientific Ainttri--tn,
which infirmti'n they cann l p-si-.ly btsin
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arc iuterefted Will be found diseased in the Sciea
t fit: American ; m-t of the improve uents in ;;ri
cultural iuplcm.'Uts being illustiatei in itscoiusiug.
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PKOSPECTUS FOE. 1S63-
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ab"t 'he "(treat rie In be price of paper,' a. id tLe
neces: uy for a errefpn tins rie in the price of news
paper. We d not agree vuh our rrieuJ-i im to ite
Ut propMti.n. It is true lb a, paper lias Rone up
friirh'fuliy fifty per cent , at leai, ami i ttiilon i'
it up." B-t wuat of lliit. FiitIit-beis n.tTe f r
rear had a good time with low-pnred pper. and made
larire pr-fli ; and now tbat lime bave chin.jl tdey
should pv me enhanced price fur paper w-iihoot wbin
ins:, and witb.oit trying lucet it back out of tbeir ub--crioer.
The increase in the price f paper will mat
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Prnclical (iuidf tn Health and Viper.
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,
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MEN, WOMEN c CHILDREN
With translation of Prof. Klott't Dumb Bell In.
ttruitor and Prof, bckreber't PanmaasiiXda.
II V ! LEWIS. 31. t).,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY ! !
or THE '
Richest and Most Fashionable Patcrns,
OFFERED AT
Retail and TTXiolcsale Prices!!!
THE Ilt'BBA RD EKOS., Xos 65 k 6" Xassau
STREET Xew Tork. Manufacturer and Iinpn ters of
II it 0 Leadric. Kich, aivl most popuUr Styles of
WAICnKS and JEWELRY, being determined upon in-
creation ibeir burineb. to au uulimiied extctitoCer
ne loMownni eiecant urujinents at me taisuipaatfx
Low Prices f il lowine
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER, bcinir a Humms; and
opec ljce, or L.idy'r or Gentleman's Watch in one. the
prettirt arul uiot conveuient and cheapest w.uh iu
be w.rkl. Ioiiiatlju paid; effected by a pitej'. pro-
cea, wbicb ieQtirs the urpearauce of gold pen set
while it doei not CvKt ne thud as tuncii. Price only
$3J Petnil at f'l.m ne hnndrel npwrd
HUXTI.G COMPOSITION CASED LEVERS,
Eoxiirb tn.nitif.ct ui e uiove.nent ; capped aud mil
eweied; hits sunk t-eoomU. and ihe nr?tet iuip-ove.
uerts. Heavy caeu and s:ood imitation gold. Pries
wtly 1S ReiaiN a from $ 0 tn $IOO.
HVXTIXO COMPOSITION OiSED ARMY
WATCH, aichly eiiKrd jewe:ed and fancy w.rk.
Uio-urpdo-ed for Sutlers. Traders, etc Price $15.
Retail-at from $40 tu 8100.
X i:re.t t ariety of other watcbea at low prices.
L lie?-' -els of Krioch and Ear Drop- to correspond,
rniiauon Cluster Diatuoiii . a very rich pitiern. and
ciiiite y new. price $1. Coral aud Vita entwined a
vei v neat at'i prety urnament, tundtoiueiy mouuted,
$3,25.
ientlemen s Ve-t Chruns. Parisien. an elegant
pal tern, i.nty $4. Tbe Demoniac, very beavv, $6
Uiuk. Ptaiu only 75c. Scroll. vey pretty, $1.
Clia--ed. a uea; pattern. $1. Seal Signet, $2. Imita
tion Dianiou4. $2.
Slet-ve Baltaiis. Patent. Chased, or Enamealt bed
new and very batidsome patteru, $2 60. V uble. a e e.
r wiib mes. $1 60.
U-ouiStuJs a variety of new and fashionable Ue-
uptib. per set, $1 B.
Bos nil and Sca't Pins .ear, with npal and Fancy
Stones. $2. IniiUialion Diamond, $1 xw.
Locket. Double Glas. neb !y engraved. $3
Peikous wiRb.cs any of ihe above, Lave on iy to remit
tie price in a registered .etier to our audress, aud tbe
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g3"Orders to tbe amount of twelve dol lars and upwards
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with bill payable to tbe Express Company, when the
Koodsare deiiveed.
Asen'a. Sutlers and Country Vercbanta, throucbont
tbe country, who wioh M make nnniey rapidly, will do
well to obtain our mammoth catalogue ; we furuieb the
most baleuble outfit at pi ices unurpaiaed by any otter
Coucem! Address HVBBARD BHOS.
A'ot 65 J- 67 JVaatau, aeur John Street,
October 25th, 18C2. al-i8 3bi Kew York City.
EXCELSIOR
Burr Stoiie IiIills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS,)
AND
ANTT-FRICTI0H
HORSE POWERS.
TOOK TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at Western
StaTK Fairs last year, and are justly considered
superior to all others. The mill may le driven by
Aorae, water, ot attain potcrr, does its work a? well as
the flat stone mills in milling establishments, and
requires but one-half the vowr to drive the ilnrgest
S1I'-B.
They are very comtiaot, pe rfectly m tn tile. and
or farm
m use will last TUIRTi YEARS, and COc-T
NOTHLNQ for repairs.
Prices JJI00. 1140. A I70.
Fbur Dolt for smallest Mill $50 extra.
TUC HOUSE FOSTER
TTa proved itself ti bo the best ever invented.
The friction is reduced by IKON BALL, w arranged
n all Ihe bearlng thit the wh4e weight of the
- av rs r v rv a i
eastings runs upon mem. itirict, ivtus
DRAt'GIlT, at the end of a ten feetlever, will keep
the tH wer ia motion! thua permitting tbe entirk
UTRENQTHof the horse -to be ned on the mxebine to
he drivtn. One Hoks will do as aanch work on
this power, as two or the endh-ssCh-iin Power. IT
IS PilRTABLt, andmsy le asod is the fiklt as
well as in ihe house. More than TWENT t -FIVE
I'KK BENT of horse fiesh is saved over AST other
miW in cpe. It is sile ia construction, aud tiot
liable to get out of o.der.
Priceot Kwerfr I to 4 horses J125
Price of pwer for 1 to 4 horses 175
The f 125 Power will drive any Threlnng Machine.
Every Machine i guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
tbe mono v win oe ret unuea.
REPEHUXCKS. '
B.F. Giirris, ManhattarKan.
rhiladeli-hia, PVn.
Gixts. With two horses n y nr Anti-friction
Power, we drive your N. 1 Mill,gnnd;ng 15 BcsH
kls. OF cdks PES HOUR, and cut la'ge quant ty of
hay at tho stime time. 1 have never soeu a power
thnt runs with so little friction, and consequently
with so little strain npon the horses.
W.P.COOPER.
Supt. Ittb 4 15th St. Past. R. R. Co.
Clostkr.N. J. Jan. 29 1S32. -Mefpbs.
Hksket BROTnERS, Genth. Iam very
much nl&ifed with the Power. It runs easier thxn
any other Power in this vicinity: and with the same
hore will d. nearly, or quite twice as much work.
I run my Thresher at l,5t)0 revolutions er minute,
and a 24 inch Cross-cut taw, at I zfiii revoiuf i n.
Yourstri.lv. PETER J. WHITE.
KrON ALL ORDERS KECEIVED BEFORE
U.!T. lfT 18r52, THE FREIGHT WILL BE PRE
PAID TO CHICAGO. OR AN V OTHER PORT
' ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
KJ-Lihcral discount U dealers. Agents wanted.
State. County, and hop Kiebts for sale.
For tun her information send stamp fur I'lutrated
Circulars to BLNNET BKOTHEKS",
42 and 44 Greene-St, New-York.
August 8:h, ISfil. i.4-3m
FRENCH'S CONICAL
Washing Machines.
. The most simple, durable, convenient aud economical
article ever invented for tbe purpose.
Will d tbe wahiur ut an ordinary family before
breakfast. nt only savibe time bat clothe.
By strictly following the printed directions, which are
mmpie and etsy, it will wah, at one time, six shirtu,
rir two dozen small article, is about tur or seven min-
nJct. or tbeir eonivalent.
Ewll tbe orlinary methods of cleaning flue fabrics,
such as laces, lie., tbe rreitet care is required, wbile
with tbis machine the m.t delicate article can be
washed without the possibility of daaiaee
Thee reoults are prdu.-ed by tbe anstast reaction
the suds wbile the machine isiu motion.
f Families laundries, hotels, boarding-houses, hospit
als, asylums, boardie(-schits, on ships and steamers,
and In tbe army, who bave tbee machine- in use, have
sent in their tetimonits voluntarially, and the enco
Biinmfof tbe Pre- are very aumeroua, some of which
I have oublisaed inpamnhltu fwui.
All la-kof t'.e Public is a careful examination of
tii machine befoi e purchasing of others
General Depot 419 Broadway, corner Canal St , Kew
Tork. ' ....
Price enly Tea Cellars.
PHILIP FRKXCU, Proprietor,
Address box 2SS3, JT. X. City P. O.
Shingles ! Shingles ! !
- I would repectfully Inform tbe citisensof Nemaha
county, that I shall endeavor to keep this market sup
tl.eU with good Cottonwood &binnb?s. wBioh I will set
forcaiUt or take Is txcusii CaUia, Qs, Wheat or
(
JOHN 0. DUESER,
MAIN STREET, BROWNYILLE, Jf.T.,
Takes pleasure in announcing that he has now on band,
a large and select stock or every at tide tn his line,
cook: stoves,
Of all the Improved patterns, viz : Plymouth Rock,
Charter Oak, Valley I'or?e. Elevated Qven,
Ac., &.Z., &.C.,
HEATING STOVE3,
Box and Parlor Stoves of aa endless variety, some of
which are entirely new deitrn. vit ; Combined
Cook and Parlor Stofc. something
very nice for small families.
I CALL ESPECfAL ATTENTION OF
FARMERS TO MY
HEAVY SEEHT IRON,
(or S'ugar BoUeri, and
LARGE CAST IRON KETTLES.
A VARIETY OF CHEAP
LAYD AND COAL OIL LAMPS
Brass, Copper, and seet Iron ware;
Lantern Shovels and Japanned
Ware, a , fcc.
SELF-SEALING FRUIT CAMS!
OF the latest and most im pro red Styles, cheap
forea-h.
I am prepared to put up cuMerlnr and spoutlns:, and
all other work of my line at the sh.test notice, and iu
a woi kmm like mauuer, which I warraut ta C.'.va satis
faction. August 2,182.
HELLO, STRANGER!
WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE
ISTEW GOODSP
AT
J. BERRY & CO'S.,
THE VERY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN
BROWNVILLE.
J. BERRY & CO.,
Ilare Jutt received, and are now opening, at their
staud on Main atreei, one of tbe lar?ei stocks of
DEY GOODS
AND
ever offered in this market. Be member tbe place.
J. BERRY & CO'S.
JSTo. XX, TUTaIxx atrootf
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
Kay 29, 1862. n47-tf
LOOK OIT FOR. THE
NEW GOODS ARE COMING !
A K D
Will be Sold Chcnp for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
They Consist of a L irge Assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IIATS AXD CAPS, '
LADIES' HOODS,
DRY GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS, MOTIONS
CLOTH I XG. IIOSICIIV,
DRAWERS, OVEUSHIRTS.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEEXSWAEE.
"WHISKr. TIKEOAB, BRANDY, IRON,
NAILS, DOORa, SASH, PAINTS,
OILS, AND GLASS.
in puts in mi.
ror lThicli tlic III client Price will
be Paid at
DEN'STORE ! !
LADIES, .
Save Your RAfJS, and Den will take
Tii em in Exirhttng far Goods.
ItfY TERMS ARE,
SSIALL PROFITS, QUICS BALES, AND
NO CREDIT.
December 13th 1462.
W. T. DKS.
niiLVIiWM!LL!
FREIGHTERS TO THE MINES
AUD TBS
WESTERN FORTS
And the pu bile generally arsj respectfully Informed
that his Kills are new ui excellent runiiiug rOr, turn
ins out fnni $i to 15 acki pei day. lie has ibe best
millers iu tb Territ ry.
Tusr3XA"7ira"o pxouh
(Admitted boib in C'lrado and Veb' aka to be unsur
passed by airy f est of the Jt" isii.i pi River ) 1 made
from tbe best mt Fall and Spries Wheat. nd i ao!d al
as low prices as can he b'aioed iti ib erritiry.
nisfl oritt kept for a:e at all tbs tore- in Bown.
vilie. He is prepared to furaib f reiebiers. anl c.ti
teas generally, with floor iroin either Fall or Si ring
Wheat, and alntwiihaoy aatouirtof Cru Corn Heal
and Buckwheat Flour at the iowot cah prices.
Cntm Griudingdne atoneitib pe' bubel.
lie desires tccajl tbeatteutioa of frelpbters to tbe
adantacea ot BrowiTil e as a shipping point tthe
West. Ka4 only ran any amennt or graio and fi ur be
obtained bore cheaper than at any other p-unt iu tbe
Territory, tut tte Marehanu cer hava laid La ttoa
Saving recently lars aACUsM say stack,
eenslsUiss of
ADDLES, KARKSSS,
COT.I.AiS. L1SE3. WAGON WHIPS. BUG3T WTTIPS,,
OX LASUES. HOKSS LA SUES. STAGS LASUKS,
EUBC1XGLK3. GIRTUi,
BTISIiCPi, UA.XSX53, A.C., k.
1 think I can accommodate all In qwallttty, (juantlry
and price. I wuik none hot best Oak Tanned Leather,
and getting it directly from tanneries ta Ohio, teeicou-
aueut u will give saUafactioa.
Plasterer's Hair cn Hand Cheap.
cash paid on xiides.
s. w. mDDLirrojr.
September IS, ISC3. c9.1y
CLOTHE YOURSELVES.
CHEAPEST CL0THHIG
Ever offered in this Market.
SO DOUBT ABOUT IT!
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVS
AT TBX
Batimore Codling- Store,
BROWNVILLE, IT. T.
DAYID'TmGEEi,
Announce to the publie that he "has opened cat a
-tuck of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS, t
CARPET SACKS,
GENTLMEN'S UN
DERWEAR, &c.,&c.,&c.
ITrprecedented In qnsntity, quality and prices. lie
is determined bis r- ires sha I corret-poiid with tb
Liroen, and there -3 .'r here in the West, at Jusi
as low rites a su.i can be purchased acywbere
in the United Stale. As a sample of his prices he
will mention that he sells
Coats from 01,25 up to $15.
Pants from $1 to $7,
Vesta from tl to $5.
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps, Fancy aud White Shirts. Sas-
ders. Neckties, &Kks, Eandkercbiefs, &c., in the same
proportion.
Tbe proprietor embrace this opportunity of returning
thanks for past patronage, and promise to spare no ef
forts in the future to give entire satisfaction.
CaII and oo XxJLxxi.
DAVID SEIGEL.
Prownv!lle.Junel8. 1661. -ly
LETT, STRICKLES & Co.
51 VIS STREET,
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
We are now receiving and opening a complete assort
ment of Merchandise, consisting
OF DRY GOODS:
Prints, Muslins,
Drills, O.-naburg,
Denims. Cottorades,
Airou Check, Hickory.
Jeans, Berageb, Lioen.
Dress Goods,
All Wool Delaines,
Fancy and Plain Silk,
Lawnes aten Vestinp,
Broad Clo'hs,
Casdmere.
Hooped Skirts,
&c.,&.,&c.
OF GROCERIES:
Coffee, Tea,
Soap, Molase
Candle.', B. C. Soda,
J aleratuf, Vineyar
White and Brown Suear.
Sack, Barrel and Dairy Salt.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
OF HARDWARE:
Axes, Hatches,
Butts, Screws,
Locks, Latches,
Iils, Tacks
Penknives,
Knives and Forks,
Hand Saw and Mill Fils,
&c &c, &c. Sic, &c. &.C.
OF QUEEXSW IRE:
Cups and Saucers,
Platen and Platters,
Dishes and Turriblei
Coal Oill Lartps,
Lamp Chin iJeys,
Wick- &.C., &c.
OF BOOTS & SHOES:
Women's Shoes.
Kip, Calf, Buff 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 HATS & CAPs :
Panama,
Leghorn,
""Planter's,
Straw, Wool,
Cassimere,
Plantation,
Shaker Hoods,
&c.,&c.,&c.
Of Farminu Utensils:
Cradles. Hakes,
Forks. Plows,
Scythes, Snath
Shovels, Spaaes.
Hoes. &c , Sc. , &c. &c.
OF LUilIilER: ...
Clear and 2nd rate
Pine Flooring, Siding;,
Boards 1, 1 12 ami
2 Inches Thick,
Sash, Door and Blinds.
Pftie Lith,
AU Sizes Sash.
All Sizs Doors,
All Sizes Blinds,
We call thi attention of the public to etr stock, u
eur CASH TEEMS ecab.e us to sell low.
Tbackrul for past patronage, we so lid t a euntlnoanae
t tbe same.
LETT, STRICKLXR ii CO.
CRY CQ0D3 AHD GTiCCERIIS!
THEODORE HILL,
I receiving, an4 will continue u reeetv daiiog the
uwmar. one oc
THE LARGEST
AW X)
BEST STOCKS
0 T
mm warn
r a m
Neir Icrk, Philadelphia and St Lcnis.
That has ever been exhibited ia tbe Western Goan
try. embracing all tbe latest styles aad novelties of the
umea. ILs siock mbracea .
Dry Goods
G'rocerlea,
Ilardwsrc,
Cutlery,
Qaeenware,
Iluta and Caps.
Shakers
. Uouta and Shoea.
Lhor and Sah.
GlaHtid Tntty,
Jr'iue Fn mi tare,
&c.f dc.( ic.
Amsag his Dry Goads wt:i be found
Prints Ginghams Lawns. Bareges,
Brntva mid Dieached J
Demees Stript-d Sheeting,
7Juslins,
Cot-
louaaes iioisiery, i.iovrt
The Latest Style Hoop
Skirts IVotioas,
ic.f A.C.
Gloves
He has xnnch the Largest Stock
of QUELNSWARE in the Upper
Country.
THEODORE HILL,
Affect for the Hannibal & Et- Joseph Ball
H&od. Packet Line of bte&mboats.
May 32. IS62. n-tf.
UcCORLnCK'
Eeaper and Hower
UiNCFACTUSlD AT
Oliloag Ot XXI.
Thi celebrated mRcbine i bv all odds tbe BEST
GRAIN ASD GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
H twitbi-tandiiig tbe mirepreenta:ions of thoe Inter
ested in other macbiites. C. H. il cCormick h Bro. man.
ufactnue at tbe rate or 8,000 per year, Many changei
have been affected during tbe past season, and for 1U62
ihe "SlcCormick" is presented with greater attraction..
than ever before. As a reaper.
THE ECOAOJIY OF POWER
IS TaiS MACHINE, ITS
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,
give It preference over all others New improvement
added have materially lessened tbe direct dranshl.
and soobvi'd Ihe tide (trausht tbat many axiure ua
tbat it dof a not now exist. Tbed.-ucbt of the Reaper
is so lUbt that in numerous inotauces tbe larae lour
horse uacluue U worked wiih but two hordes.
FOR MOWING, .
The Machine of lfc62 will Htand any tent tbat may be
applied. Our Guard and Patent Cleaner effectually
prevents chokintf, no matter what the coudiiiun of the
arafcs. wniieour new divider pviut ieparates baldly
ludged and tangled clover or gras, where other ma
chines fail.
There is also a great advantage in our serrated sickle
ediie over ibe amMth. as it due not require sharpening
so often, thun saving time. Our tickle will frequently
run through an eMire harvest without ouce grinding,
while ibe t-uiootb edue inut be ground once cch day,
if not oftner With a oioth ertga tbe Iraught l:reae
as ih knife bec mes doll. Our draught ia uniform,
and in ibe repeated trial during tbe ceaon of I860 61.
proved far lighter thsrti niugle Muwets, cutting at tbe
same time from twelve to eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be ued with or without the reel , tbis
Is iaiportant, as without tbe reel it weighs but about
670 pounds.
Iu addition to tbe very liberal warrantee given to
all purchasers, we wouidsaya heretofore, tbat farmers
who uuy deaire it, are at liberty to work our machine
brough the harvest wiih any o'iier, and kep aud pay
fur tbe one prferrei.
Pamphlet with full description of improvements
teatinRinials, au:., can be had by application to
THEO. HILL, Agent,
Xlrownvillo, TO". T
May IS, 1S62. ui5-tf
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT PRICES
TOUT
JOHN A. PONN
Is bow receiving and epeniar ott hi Srri
Stock of Goods, eoaaii iaj of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoe.
Iron and Naifs,
Flour acd B&ce&
Queenswarc,
Hardware.
Furniture,
Sash and Doom,
Window Glnss,
etc., eic.eta.
TTblch I will eeU ekeap for
CASH 0E PEODtJCH
Cs'J And examine niy stxk befcro parssaalss
ehewhere.
Erowavilia. April 21,1352, ai3'5a
. ier'a Sarsaparilla.
AsricBltml ' Caiiidrca zz Slender..'
FOS SALE 221 and 223 Pr;h TZxt Street,
Cb icago, 111. Prices, Wood $Zit, C.aJ 3TJ3, stasia
siies otber si les in proportion, witb fre!i aJ-ie .
from factory in New York to Chicago,
The advantages of cooked over raw food 13 admit- -ted
by al'. Tbe old way f boilia? in ket:ls is bot
slow and expensive, so much so taht but few men d
it. Something morepracti-al must be had. Stea;
seemes tube tbe only alternative. The Patentee
baa retaind ail the advantos of the Portable Cal
oon for boiling, and dev;i Hi means of genera tins;
steam suficient for ali purrxHe. It is simple anl
practical, aud provea a PERFECT SUCCESS.
w. n. rsi,
Sole aent for Illinbis an i North-T7ejL '
221 4 223 S. Water StCliosiT'..
Where will also be found Downs Jt C's Deep WciJ '
Pnmps, Force Cisterns, Chain and C mmon V"',
Pamps, Thimble Skfns aDd Sad Irons, as wrl) as
every vari. fy of Fartt'i'S Tool. Cart Iron C nt
Sbellers, Feed ilill. Ha and Hatfrin Sca'.ea,
Stove., A.C The above will be sold on account t.f
the manufacturers, at their respa ctivefaatory price
adding freight to this place. . . ! .' . t
January 1S62. tf . : ;
COIflLlERCIAL IJURSERY,
E. H. BUECHES,
ruopmrroa.
I have long since been co ivinced of tki want of a rit
class Nursery in the Weat, where
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, hct.
Can be adapted to eur climate and soli. In view cf
these facts, I have established la this place, and oer
for sale at
Wholesale or Retail, :
A large and well selected stock, suited to tbis cliaiata, ,
of
Apples, standard and dwarf ; Pears, standard and dwarf .
Cherries, standard and dwarf;
Peaches. Plama,
Apricots, Nectarines,
Quince. Goosberries.
Currents, Grapes,
Raspberries
Strawberries Blackberrie.
ISvergreens, Shrubs,
sosss, DahUas,
Ornamental Trees.
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, etc., etc.
To which I would beg leave to call the attention of tbe
people of Kebratka, Kansas, Colorado, Iowa and Jvorta-
et Missouri.
3-My terms will be as low as any reliable easier
Nursery.
By purchaiing of me the expense of transportation
from the east can be saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and packed
in the best manner, for which a charge of the actual cost
ill be made. No charge will be made for ttie Ceil vary
of packages on board steamioats.
All communications addressed. ) the unaereigaea
will receive prompt attention
March. 1S62. I. H. BCatUEJ.
TEE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
TUB DAT SCHOOL BELL. A New Sicjrtnf Book
or Day Schools caied the DAT SCHOOL BELL, ia now
eady. It contaHis abeut CiXhpsges of choke Sungs, So.
s. Rounds, Catches, Duets. Trios, Quartets aa4 Cao-
rot.es, many of them written expressly for this.rk,
besides 32 pages of the Elements of music. The Ele
ments are so ea.-y and progressive that ordinary ieca
era will find themselves entirely sudesfu) in in.truct.
ing even young scholars to sing correctly aud sciectiS.
cally, while the tune-i and words embraces such a vari
ety of lively, attractive, and soul stiring music sue
sentiment that no trouble will be experienced iu ladu-
cing all beginners to go on with zeal in acquiring skill
in oneot tbe most beallh-civiug. beauty improving
happinexs ieldiug, and order prxiueiug exerci.a oi
school life. In simplicity of its Elements, is variety
tud adaptation of music, aad iu excellence aad number
of its songs, riginal, seleciel, aud adapted.it claims
by much to excel all compeutor. It will be found te
be tbe bet book ever Issued for Seminaries, Academies,
and Public Schools. A few sample pages of the, ele
ments, tunes and nones sre giva ins circular; seca
and get one. It is compiled by Horace waiara, author
of Sabath School Bells." N s. 1 and 2, which have had
ibe enormoua sale of 656 000 coyies. Price paper
covars 20 cts., $15 per fcnudred; ooiiud cents-. $29
per hundred; cloth bonnl. einlxsd gut cents: J
per hundred. 24 copie furaihed at the oue h.ua4i4
price. Maile-a fret at the retail pi k.
notices or Tin: PRESS.
The Dat School Bell The tunes a e lively, an
such s may be eily mMMeted by ciii:lren. The pirl
of the Kaon i uuexceptijuable anl well a.fapie't U the
bcLuo! room. It is tbe cheapest anl amun"t the oei
mpeti'ls of school music published. -.Vcte lr4
Teacher,
Dat school RtU Tbis book Is eminently aaaptet
to u.- e in our cummuu m-Ii'Is.
We have a geat nuu:berof school sng bonks before
the public but many of item Uck innical as wel I a bte
rai-y taste, and are real iy demoralizing in their influ
ence trr-on tbe musical talent of tbe youug. Airs of c-
knowieczod excel leuce. wedded to wori r true pv-try
are the qualities thit ought to be sought wiih the great
er t care in the prep iratiou ot a school s. nj b. k. TMs
twok se -ms to combine t-e tw o.a'Uies. Pcnm-j'
vara a School Journal.
Pubiisied by nORACS rATl3.
liiJ.ljr N. A roadway. New Tr.
THE iiakp or riirxnoM.
how ready, a no v and tuperior elleetin of 27
Anii- Slavery, Patri f ie, and "Contraband" sonya,
s.los, ducu, quartet,' and chome. 5bi3t of tiie
Poetry and Jlusic bus been written expressly for
this work, to correspond with the times, and aou',3
be sang by the million, in order to awaken a deep
interest in bebalf of the "Contraband.-','' whom God,
in bis providence, has east upon tbe Free Nortii
clothe and edacate.
COXTKNTS, Ft PUT.
"Fair Frecdom'a Horn has dawned tt Uit:
"Break the Chains, o4-- ''ancijAfinjr Sword f
"P'remmt is Marchin on, or. UU-ry Hullelujah ;
Oh ! Eelp the 'Contraband V;" Hlld John Prown'g
Song;" "Sonp: of tbe 'ContrabaKds';" H Let my
People Go ; I'armly on the Song of the 'Contra
bands'; "Where Liberty Dwells it my country f
Wben Slavery dies there'll be Freedom;' - Wake,
Freemen. tJod has rpokea "Whitticr's suppressed.
Song of Freedom," cte.
Price only i eenta single, 53 cents per dosn, Z
per 100 ; postage 1 cont.
ilOIiACE W1TEHS, Pob:i3ber.
ull-ly 431 liroadwsy, New York.
SADDATII SCHOOL DELL 0. 2. -
75.000 Copies Sold the First 12
Months of it3 Futlicatioru
It isaa entire N-sw Wor. of nearly 200 pa;cj.
Many of the Tunes and Uyrnu3 were wri:tea ex
pressly for this Volume. It will soon be ai pcpulax
as its predecessor, (Bell No. 1 ) which has run i? ta
the enormous turn jerof 575,000 copies ia Z inn;l,
ont?tripping any Su.nday School L'xi tf itssixs is
sued in this country. Ais j, both volume are U-o-jl
in one to aceemmodate sctools wihinth:a ia thai
form. Pi ices of Bell No. 2, papr covers, latent,
SliperlOQ. Bound, 25 reiits. dlSperlSO. Cb tlx
bound etntcesed gilt, 3D eeaU. $112 per 109. Cell No.
1, jjafxr covers, 12 cents, $10 per 10 0. Doucd 21
cents, $13 per 100. Cloth bosu-i ca.'xj;d gi-t,2i
eects,$20 per 100. BolltNos. 1 and 2 lur,i
gethw 40 cents, f 30 per hundred. 25. copies fur
nished at the 100 price. Ckta Vucd embossei
giI1i,50cBU,40 'per 10 J, ILLil . postiige free al
the retail jcice.
EOHACE WATEHS, PuUUher,.
Hl-ly No. 431 Broadway, New York. ,
FRUIT AMD ORNAMENTAL TREH3.
SCO.OOO Apple Trees, 4 years eld, $3 per hundred $59
per thousand.
75,000 Standard Pear Tree, S te 3 years eld, $23 per
hundred, )230 per thousand.
20 COO 1 year old Diana Grape Tines. $! per hundred
$100 per thousand.
l&) 000 Standard Pear Grapes, $S per hundred,
per thon.and.
These Pear Grafts, not being bulkv, cm tv9 transport,
ed cheaply, ant ty growisg two years, will makrvd
sired trees to plaat in an archard,. Any one can trs&i
tbeir money by growing tbem to sell. Send for WImW
sale and Descriptive Catalogues. '
E. MOODT h. SOf. .
n51-3ia Niaara Nurserie, ioctport, N. T.
LnHEOR OF FASHIOIL
The lr2es.t, bst and zaoat reliable Fahioa Jiras.ea
in the World. Ct:traiiis the iarce-t au-j s.-!e-i Sr'x- hin
Plaea. te greatest naioler.f Qr enar.vmf, the laiert
awl mct re'ish'e inf jrnati.n, ib- f .fu'.;-ue.1 P--ien
for Lre5?ev an-la tbix. ot cw I ai-l-wi i i aj t I ra
broiiierinj Pattiruft. Kvery As .i her Tre-.ci---, 31.U
liner aat Iitty i-huld kv e it. - Pno .j-t.e:l Q j - ' j.i
413 Broadway, Nesr Yo! t, s-! 1 ere j w', .t ,-. ,
mail at SStenij.. Terly SI, witna val'.3 f. .
Til 2,-n;Br lamasr isw rf .
aVaoatakar 13, IIU. aA-Xf
m tesw er?)r t nj' ej pec