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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1865)
t- ' - ' l' wtjww i -v-jcaa --1 UsUJLsaJWWimWftWIIIin '.WiMa-v- rrwr.-j.T-P! - PROSriXTUS FOR lbUl. 1 : I3xtr3 s Utrchant Ftt Drownrill TH03 er- 8ADDL JJAENE: Nain -1 UEBIIAJ GEOT AUTC BCE ' ' " ' ME r Every For seT jBitrnm-l year s aibla for iacreasei . earpatro: cud solid CHI! AM - GEO!! GEO.( t AnilW tjias r Co Qardi C rnii wide a ( toe bt.; offered onderl HI j . 4 TT1 JI THJ Em eUrJ $1 e i ; Main - - 73 Kee;ss di . - .. 9 I j CL. X kai 11 otbtr artiolet uwfclly kept in Cnt-1? li.re1ntrkurirg-or?wMill. growbtHit.Mrch 3Im'g4. a30-8-ly. THOS. C.'CBEHB MlSCFACTUKEH or BADDLEUT DLALEft is COLLARS All KINDS 0? IURNESS, ViilPs, SJ'URS, LASHES, -:- Nain Street, Opposite Ware'a Ber.k. NEBRASKA ' CITY,; NEBRASKA. GEO. . PRIHCE & GO'S If:. i j AUTOMAflC ORGANS 1! BCIIOOI, ORG-AJslS k X D MELODEQNS ! ! ! TiilrSi-Jirc Tfeonsaiifl NaT 1 se. '.Every hsirvmerj warranted for five years Tot feTenteenyaarsHho i'upcrior excellence of oor lattrnraents hu not ben questioned, and for two ya past tha ei.oroious deun'.nJ has made it iinpo liUt for us U m -etonrtiTderproint!r Wil 'lacrcased filitiea, we feel warrantid in Msann; arratroni that their ardcrs will be prumptly met, oJ elicit acortiuuance of their patronage . 147-A LIBFKAI. PISrorKT TO CLErGTliKK, CHIR- - GEO, A.-PRINCE & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. QUO. A. BJIMCEs CO., Ciiicago,IiL Ib illastrated Catalogue, with f 3.!! deicription f aylM will bmeo free U cy addrcM. PIIiLLIP DEUSEK, Main Street bet. First and Second St 1 33rown-ilo 33" oto. r Eeept 'ccnitantiy on band the best quality of OBAOOO CHKWING AND SMOKING, v.. S E G- -A. R S Confectioneries Candirs, Plain and Fancy, Oravg?8, Raifen$t Lemons, Dates, Figt, Nuts, Apples. &c:, be. All kinds of Toys, Canned Fruit, and Oysters. THILL ! accommodating, obliging, patriotio an. ide awake to the interest of the public, and ha? the best assortment of Varietiei in Lis line vei ' eTered in this market, and ia determined not to be oiideneld for CASH. ..HELLO, STRANGEK XTHERE DIE YOU GET THOSE NE"W GOODSP J. BERKY & CO THE VERY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN BROWN VLIiE - - 'i 'r.;,h-. i y; i - 1 iU: ; J. BERRY & CO.. Eave Just receive, ami axe now openiun, at . . Uad on Main sti et, cne ot the largest stocts of the' BEY GOODS K D .(.. i, . tut aver offered in this market. Remember the place, J. BERRY & CO.'S, No. XX, IVTriia. otroot auonisviLLii., ft. t. ; i - - 5 DRISD Apples, pried Peaches, sago, Bice, stare oap, Candles, etc., etc., - At IIoTiauchlia &r8waa'c. V BACK TO THE OLD STAND! A5D S-13 W S3 Xj "2" ! ! '.TftSEP II S II U T Z Vou.a his Jewelrj Shop in bis eld stand on .n-sapaiBouedb Jewej Ki.in street, souin , s a pien(im ,96ortment TiKe Houe. i ;,K.lne- of cosiness, whicU lie will Cf Clock. besaud. Jewelry done on the abort. static. vTrn WORK." iAiUkfli' Kay 19th, 1554. uj-vo-iy -rr FSTRAY NOTK E. Taken a p by .mhite .g, n ber back, m GEOESTEEN; & GO, P T A tuT FO R T.K MaNU F A C T U RE R , tj,- w.,i',,f thp TiiLlio Bnd the trade is Forte which for Tclmnn and purity of toe re unrivalled by r.ny hithprto offered in this maket. I hoy ODtain all the modern irorrovennenta, Fren-rh, Grnd action. Harp Teda!, lrou Fralne. Over-Mrung Ac end each instrument Virg ind' undi-ff be personal iujrrMoii Mr. J. FI. irc.vctron. ho ha had a rreotical cipprience of over SO jearc in thfir manufacture, is fn!!y warranted in every partv.iular. The "GroreM'ern Tlano Foi f e received Iic highest award of nicili 'overall others at llic Celebrated Toiid's i-sif r! tre wera eihibi'cd lriPtrnruvnt'from the bet n;nkers of London, Purls, Germany, Philadelphia, BaU !tuore,Iioton and New York ; r.nd als; at the American Intitut for fire successive year., the gold und silver 'jnednls fr.a both of which can le teoa a M3w.,re-roora. lly the ir.troduotion of iniproTements tre trV.e a still rjnre perfeot Piano Forte, acd Vy rnannfaeturin? largely, with btrietly caaU syattiu, are enablutl tooiitr tuesa iti iiacpti at a price wL,ich V ill preclude all coTDpefitiou. . . " PRICKS N'o. 1, Seven Octrc, round corner. Rosewood plane case $275. No. 2. Seven Octave, round corners. Rosewood heavy rnouldicg ?303. N.3 Sten Octave. rouDd corners, rJosewoodlxiuisXly'tyle $325, a facfimileof the tvJxoTecut. Terms: Jett Cacli, Ixa. Current 3JTa.xxcIs. DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE. ' - june 30-nli-vS ly ': IMPROVED t ft M Tha prratest irnrcvinl yet in tho Sawina Ma chine Art. A curi.)ity Kortb. acciug,' , FJease send for eircuUrs with samijle.s of Sewing. These Iiapioved- Maohine? save om hundrod Tcr cent, of 4irtrd and silk, axd u;ake the Lotk-dtVoii alike 1 n both . ides. ry require on instruction to operate perfectly, except the printed direction No charge in seiricg from one kind of goods to another. . ' ' And no taking apart U olean or oil. Onr New M.i nn factory now complete, with all its machinery and tools entirWly new, ami is already ... . .. 1. 1 - t L . . JI rapdly turcu'j? out .ancMncs wntca lor oeauij 1,1m petfecti- n of fcni-h aronor sarjiaascd by apy u:i!.u- ,'cture iu the world. " N. C Should any MacLine prare unsatisfac'ry, it can be returned and money refunded. . - Agcntt irontcd ia counties net canvassed iy our own Agcuts. NO. 533 BROADWAY, N. Y. 45 vS-ly. Hi Tbmi Bitters are prepared, In pnre Bourhoa TS LUlcy, from a combinatiou of ott twenty Olf lerent kin'ls of roots, barks aitd bcrl.s, which act in perfect concert one with He- cttier, pre pared from the cVijnid forniula given hy tl.e great chief. Red Jacket, to Dr. thapin, who. used them Successfully in his practice for mnny years, and by their use gained so great a popularity In the treatment and cure of DyFpesia, l.iver Coraplaiot, Constipa'.iou, Sick and"errons Head. acle, Fever and Ague, and ail diwrasts srlsin? front torpid lirer cr iixiigestion. Perscawi suC'crii;; from Cither of these loathsome diseases will find a sure ure by the use of these Bitters, which are perf.vtly pure and free from all those drugs and poisons usu ally put np in such preparations and palrred oil en an unsuspecting public, A single trial will con Tiuce the most skeptical that in the Kti JACKET licre is Tirtue which no other filters post-. They strengthen and invigorate tho system. They are unequal ed for general de bill : - They are a sore cure for dyspepsia, ' r They give a good and healthy appetite. They assist digests They are the fcost suaulant in existence. They are a preventive of Tever and Agua, They relieve constipation. . , They cure Eervous Headache. They are perfectly pure and palatahle. .Aged persons and delicste females will f nd thej can save large doctor's bills by the use of these Lit ers. Beware of eountsrfrlts. The Red Jacket Tit ters are only sold in bottles with our name Mown en the side, and our private government stamp serosa the cork. oca Ter jtedicinal and Table uses, wldch are perfectly pure, aud need ouly be tried to be appreciated. Kone genuine unless they have our gold label on each b ttie, and. oor iuitials pressed wax evr Use cork.. F;ld Ly VI drurglst ard dealers throughout the Sou n try. Call for oar goods and take no rthrr. Circulars to the trade supplied on application U - -Ueiinelt Pietcrs & Co. goli by Jfo. tl River Si.. Chkage. W. n.KcCKEEKV. Br.,uv:lie, BIKUVW &PHOUTY, Peru, JV.T. GADECo . " " " Brownritle, Juue 2. 1864. no39-ly J. F. MORRIS Successor to R. Brown & C- Tor.ld rospe"twl1y announce to the Cit'.scns of Brownvllle and vicinity, that he has purchased the Large and Well Selected Stock OF &r 9 MEDICINES. PA1MTS, OF B. BROWJf A. Co. He assura the public generally, that he.' baud every thdcg usually keeut in rill keep on Fust Class Drvg Store, 1 - 4. . ' and Is determined net to be undersold for cash. PRESCRIPTION'S AXD ORDFRS CAREFULLY FILLFD AT ALL HOURS . WHITNEY BLOCK, MAIN STBEET CR0WNT1LLE, NEBRASKA. . u-8-iy . WETL Bucketa, Chnrns, Sieves, House' Tnps Clothes Pins and Castile soap PATLS, Tubs. K3?s, Washboards. Keelers, Children' Cabs aud Wheelbarrows - MLauglilin& Swvn's Ayer's Sarsaparilla nwilS:llM I 3 iavittil to our New Seal. 7 OcUfe ttosowood Piano Th TO B, KcCEEEET, Cah Wholcjale and Kcfail Dealer in 13 it U 'C2- 'i3 , MEDlfilNES.AKD CHEMICALS,. Faints, Oils and Dye Stuff, 1 Fare Llfinos Tor Medical rnpciea All kinds. Patent MctliciiHS DENTAL A.D FANCY GOODS, Elanli Boolis ad Stationery, The best brabSs of Chewing and ?tnokin TOBACCO' AA7D SEGAKS. X xi Its of olors. Perfuqicry and. Toilet Goods. IIo assures his patrous. aud the iublic gentrally, he will keep on hand an extensive stock of the ar , tides mentioned, besides anything au i everything; uua'iy kept in a pwt ciavj Drug Mere, which he is prepared to sell r.t low rates for Cisa. Ci',1 and fxaaiine for -oursclf ;c , i tJtll-C ast Corner Main and First Streets Erownvilie, Prescriptions and" Orders Carefully fi;:c-d a t all hours. -THE 'V it v w mm ti ill Ik The readers of the Continental are aware of the important position it has auii-cd, of the influence whitt) it curts, and of thts brilliant arayuf politi cal and literary talent of the highest ord r which supports it. No puUictio.c of tho kind hns. in thiscountry, so giu-e"?slu!iy ccmliiiM d -the eucrgv and frecJt tn f the daily newspaper with the high er litensry tone of th,e firt-clnss monthly; and i: ii very cert:iiii that nr njitaine baa iven wider rnfi to it.' cifrWiutort; or preserved itself so oom pl;tly from t'nsi nsrrjy influences of party or of factir n. Iu times like the present, uch a journal i eithfr a power in the hind or it is nothintr. That the V'untir.ental is not the latter ' is ubiu:dsittly evdfncc4 by what it has dme-. l.y the reflection of its counsels in many inipr.rtunt publii; event?, and in the'eharacter and riwer of thoje whoaroita tanncliest supp"rtcrg. Though but litt le more than a yent ha Ciapseri since the Continental wa first established, it has during that ti nit acquire i a stcrenth tiuO a signi-fji'anc-e elevntinp it uu fsiticn farabuve that pre viously oe. upi d a streutli and a p..'i:ic:'l sinifj. cance elevating it to a position far ah-. ve th.it pre viously icVupifcd by ony pul.!icuii;n "f the kir.d iu America. In pr.n.f of r?hirb nsM-rtk a we cull at tentici! to the following facU: 1. Of its polical articlos r.-puMishcd in patrphlt form, a single one hns bad, thus fur, a circulation of one hundred r.nd mx thouand o.pies. 2. From its literary department, a singlo sena? novel. "Aiung the l'ine'' hoi, within a very few m' n.'lis, s..ld nearly tuir.'v-fire thousand rot)ies Two other eerieg nf its I itfrnrr articles hfve also oeu republished in b.-.uk form, whils the flrst por-ti- n of a third is already in prrji. No more totulusiva facts peed he alledgcd to prove the the excellence of the contributions to the Continental, or their extraordinary jpula-ity; a?;d i'f conductors are determined that it shall not fril behind. Preserving nil "the boldness, vigor and ability' which a tuoimwid journals have attributed to it, it will greatly en'are its circle of action, and discuss, fearlessly and frankly, every principle in n dved id the great questions of the day. The first minds ( f the country embracing the men most f.T.iiliar with its diplomacy and most distingn'shed for ability, are amng its contributors; ai d it is no more '"flattering promise of a pro.pe tus" to say that this"mago;n! for the times" will cmpf-.y the the first intellect in Auierioi, under Jan spices which no publication evor enjoyed Wtore in this country. While the Continent). I will exrres decided opinious on the great qmstions of the day, it will uot bo a im-re political journal: much tho larger p- rtion of its columus will be enlivened, as hercto fjTjby tle,3, poetry and humor. In a word, the C-mliucntal will be found, under its new staff of Editors. occupying a d.?;tkn find presenting attrac tions never before found in magazine. . . TERMS TO CLUBS. Two copies for one year $5.C0 Threo copies for one year, ' fi.00 Six copies for one year, . ll.OG Eleven copies for one year, 20 00 Twenty copies for one year, 3'J,00 pAID IN ADVANCR. ' Postage Twenty-four cents a year, to be paid bj the Subscriber. SINGLE COPIES. -Three dollars a year, in advance. Postage paid by tho I'ublishor. JOIIX F. THOW. 50 Greene St., K. Y., Publisher for the Proprietors. 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Butcher knlv, etc. etc., can bo seen At M'Z;iCffam'd S WAITS. iTII:LTIYATOR3, Scytnex, Cr,lles, Battes, Iloes. Spaaes, Shovels, etc, e,c, At jftlcLaughlin & Bwan BROOMS, Blarltiuic brushes, Scrubbing brnsties Whisk brcoius, B'.ackiug, Matches, Ink, Vrit;n Paper, Ap., ' McLauchlin & SrA5's. ESTRAY NOTICi:. Taken np by the undersigned, living six mile? west of Brown ville, Dec. 14tb, one red and white stear, three years old last spring. ; ' 15-3t S.W KENNEDY. ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up Ly the undersigned, living two miles above Brownville, Nemaha Oonnty, Nebraska, on the 16th day of December, one black horse colt, two years old, Terv poor when tsken ur. no marks orbrands, 16-3t ISAAC JKtFEP.3, Ayer's Cathartic Pills, A: vou Mfck. !eb, and ccrttptfiiiRinir! -Ate ;onut of oiot-r. ,5iii your syntetu licii'i'.'!'''!. ri'fl vrnr Ice'inx'' - V. ciJlUiUtlalu-? . mp- ti'm S'-e t.;:ei t!.e f relitue.' i Oil. I'l 1 Hi!. ; ' i Ly a tin rii'it .ke A mm ".-, lii. . . I-. a 1 . . . . . M .it. H'l ' lii .1 t .v. " ;i!v.--t. ; '-f if.w'e-oit niv,liuc: ti in '. i'". .v -v--. --J Kiiv l!:- titration Oi ilie - boiir into visorews oc:ivity. piTifv thearster.i from th oh- li ucnoi.a w t-'.' h meko di4.ke. A o'd 'U soii'flw'.iere in the tp.y. iHi iieved, reset f.i.ou tl:em--e've$nd tl.e surro.iiidn aud di:U. Wl i'c m this cor.wu. opprM-n the liviiticmcni., take Avt-r dircctfv trie m.orf t itut.ni.1 nctioi. ot the svs- tvm: si.d with it rl.e buoyant h-e.i.if rtfaltu as What if true and to nppareu iu tliwtnviah r.nt tc aiu. com- mon coiiipiunii, is fliso ouc " routed ani dan.-erous iisfentpf The seme p rga tive i-flect expels them, f nused by sfnn.ar olstiuc tior.s mhI tnnnemiMa of the natural functmus of the byUv, they nne rapidly, and many of them MireH , Cured lie the smoe means. Aone wuo J viitues f these will neglect to employ them When sti florin r tVfi.i the lii-ordcis thev cure. -fct::teniciits iiom lending pinticians in sonn- of the pnncirsl otic, ci.u liuia other wtil-knowu pub..c per.soiis'. " "... ' 1 Ftx-m a Foiicardiva Merchant f S!. Iau'is, Fel 4, 1S.,G. ! Dr AYJEtt- Yonr Pills ufc the paragon rail that Is ftu-at in-medicix;e. They have cured my little dan-liter of ulceiwus sores upou her Lands and feet that had proved 'incurable lor years. ller mother Las been long grievously afflicted with blotches and pimples on iier skin and in her hair. After our el.i U was cured, she also Uicd your Pills, and they Lave cured her. ASA. MOKGiilDGE. . . Ae Family Pbyale. From Dr. E JT. Cartwrigiit, Xr.tr Orieant.' Yourl'iils are the prince of purges. -Their ex Calient qualities surpass anv cathartic we possess. They ore mild, but verv certain and effectual iu their r.clicuon the bowels, which makes them invaluable , to us in the daily treaipieut of disease. ) iZcariachfjSick Headache, Fonl tomacL . From Dr. Edward Boyd, Baltimore. Dear T3ta Ayek: 1 cannot answer you tchat comjainta 1 have cured with your Pills better than to say all that tre ever treat with a purgative medi cine. 1 place gifflt depeudence on that effectual cathartic in ray dailv coutestVith disease, aud be lie ii?, rs I do. that your I'ills afford us the beet we have, 1 of course value them highly. , . riTTSBuno, Pa.. May 1, 1S35. Dr. J. C. AYEtt. Sir: 1 have been repeatedly cured of the woret keadacke anybody can have by a !o or two of your l iils. It seems to arise from a ' tout stomach. w:hich thev cleanse at once. Yvur with great repccL KD. Vr' PREP.LE. -; r ... r . . ..Clerk (f Steamer Clarion., B:lione Disorders Iivrr Complaiut. FioiiiDr.' Theodore BtV, of New York City. ; 'ot oi.ly are your I'ills admirably adapted to their purpose as an aperient, but I find their beneficial tl!e,cis upon the Liver very marked indeed. They fca'e In' mv practice proved mote effectual for the cure of lifiout coinplainti than any one remedy I. can mention J sincerely rejoice that we have at ' length n purgative which is worthy the confidence of the proiessiou and the people.. - -- '." " Department or the Intirior, 1 Washington, D. C , 7th Feb.. 1856. ) ' fin: I have used your I'ills iu my general end Lomotil practice ever aince you mude them, and cct.LOt hesitate to say they are the best cathartic wo employ. Their regulating action on the liver is c;u;ck and decided, consequently they are an ad? tninlle remedy lor derangements of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom louiid a cate of I -itioua dis ease to obstinate that it did not readily vield to them. Fraternally yours, ALOXZO HALL, M. D., Physician (J the Marine Hospital. Dys.rn.tery, Diarrhcea, Htlnx, Worms, - From Dr. J. G. Green, of Chicago. Tour I'ills have had a long trial iu my practice, and I hold them in esteem rs one of the beet aieri eiifs I have ever iour.d. Their alterative effect upon the Ij.er luakes thera aa excellent remedy, wlscn giv en iit small doses lor bUiou dysentery and diar r'i.r.i. Their sugn r-conting makes them very ac ec pil'e aud coucuitut for the use of women and ChiJu.'eU. - - ; ... . Ijijx?psia, Btnpnrily of the Blood Front Rev. J. V. Jlimes, Pastor cf Advent Church, Boston. Da. Atir: I have used yoar rills with extra ordinary snccesa 5u my family and among those I am f al:nl to vu-it in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion aud purify tho blood, they are the very Let remedy I nave ever known, and 1 can oonii oeiitly recommend them to my friends. " - . Yours, J. V. 1IIME3. Warsaw, Wyoming Co., Jf. Y., Oct. 24, 1S55. - Dkai: fcm: I tin using your Cathartic I'ills in my practice, and find them an excellent purgative to .:-:u.ie the system aid purify the fountains of th Uol, JOilN G. JlkACllAM, M. D. Constipation, Costiwtew," Bupjrrioni, lu.-iiniatiout, Uont, A'euralgia, lropy, 1'ur-iiyaia. Fits, rlc. 7 'T;n Dr. J. P. Vaughn. Montreal, Canada. Too much cannot be mid of your Piiis tor the cure of costircTu ss. If others of pur fraternity have found iheni ss efhercious ns I have, they should join me i:i piociuiinir.git. lor the benefit of the multitudes who triifier from that complaint, wluch, although bud i-i:ongli In itelf, is the progeLitor of others that ere worse.'- I liieve costioeneu to originate in the liver, but your I'ills afit-ct that organ and cure the uiseufe. " From Mrj. E. Stuart, Physician and Midwife, I l;rd one or. two large doses of your Tills, taken i tiie pioper time, are excellent promotives of the natural secretion "When wholly or partially eup-prtii-'td, and n!f:o very effect ual to cleanse the t'on.at h aud expel worms. . They are so much the Lett physic we have that I recommend no other t my patients. From the Pc?. Dr. JIawl-ti, of the MetJiodist Epis. Church. rrLAPKi tT78K, Savannah, Gc., Jan. f , 1358. IIonoued S:&: 1 f hould le unjrriitetui lor the . relief jour skill has bi ought me if 1 did i;ot report mv esse to you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on excruciating veuralgic pains, which c-n tied in chronic rhturr':m. Notwithstanding I had the best of phyiclai. t!:e disease grew worse and worse, until by the sdvi- e of 'ur excellent Ptrent in Paltin;ore, Dr. Maekenrie, 1 tried your liils. Their eliects vcre slow, but sure. 15y per severing iu the use of them, 1 am now entirely weu. Sknatk Chamber. Eaton Kouge, La., 6 Dec., 1855. Dr Ayes: 1 have been entirely cured, by your I'ii's, of liheumrjic Gout a painful disease that has ifllieted me for -ears. VIA'CEXT SL1DLLL. C7 3Iost of tnj rilla In market contain Mercury, which although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, is dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful con sequences that freoucutlv follow its incautious use. Thc-e coutain no mercury or xniueral substance. whatever. Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYES & Co., Lawell, Haas. vS-pS-ly ' ; FAKK LESLIE'S. 1LLUSTHATED NEWSPAPERS. . Attractive Feature. The $5,000 Priza Novel The Gulf Between Them. By Mrs. Aono S, Stephen?, Authoress of "Fashion and . Famine," "The Uejected Wife," Ac, Ac. Inaddi'ionto its attractions; as tho fir3t and most authentic IPuetrated Paper in 'America, sur pasing all others in tie variety, accurAcy, ani Jn- terest of the numerous illustrations whcb it offers. Frand Leslie's Illustrated .Vewtn tpor will begin in No. 435. dated Janu irv 3 1 . ISoi, t!ie thrilling aud Hbs.rbiog novel, "The Guli J-tetween their,," writ ten hv thfrcreat noveli?, Mrs. ' Stephens, whose 'Fashion and Famine" baa a larger circulation than any other purely literary novel cfourdi'y, and was regarded as so m i-tcrly a- work of hction that it was 'not only republished in England, but was translated into almost everyjanguaga of Eu rope. The prixo of $ 5.Q0, offered with nnc3U iber nlitv bv the proprietor for tho best nor drtftr fur Ji no Us? than two hundred works, -''nyof them of great me-it. Among thee Mrs. Mephen novel was selected, aa evidently sur.-iissing not only ail ethers offered, but a!nnt overytKipg hitherto published. It U fully eiul to "Fa-hiou and Famine," and will le is widely read. It will b3 of griuter in'tere?t, from th? fact that the scene is laid in our land and our own tira;a; and in delineation of character and absorbing power it will feinate and charm tha reader., Subscription per year. " Address FRANK LESLIE, Duane St. N. T. Copies of the paper containing tho commence ment and continuation of Mrs. Stophens' novel, "The Gulf Betwun then," can be had of any News dealer in the United SMtcs or Aritisb Provinces. s ALT by the brrel or i.our-4, Fine Dairy Salt, for Sale At McLacchlis v Swap's. PiCKKLS by the dozen or barrel, t a suueiiur o.oal ityj crnstaijtly ou hand At McLSfGHUN i Swan,s. IpiGS.Thocnlate, Maple snaar, assorted Jeliies, Can Peaches. Pepper sauce, Atut-hroorn catsup, Worces tershire sauce, &c , &.c, At McLaughus A Swax 3 FLOUR, Butter, E,?es. Bac n. etc.. stc. - . At Ilcl-augbiia & Swan'.s LAND FOR SALtf. The beautiful tract of Land known as the "nay wood Farm," contaning lfiO acres, situated one mile West of Brownville. is for sale app'y to lS-4tpi WILLIAM n. liOOVER. INDIA Rubber and Horn, Dressing, Pv?kM rd tins Comb', Wooden P.icket combs, roadcro Poaches, Walieta, Fish Hooks and lines, &.c, . At ilcLAUGHLiy & SWAX3. 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M. iy of those who Tithin the limit? of the Ccsti : uibn, fotfght the battles of the ballot bv- un -r the leadership of those patriotiat.itesmao of -.K' r and better days, Henry CJr.y aai .Daniel TTe'ister, to gether with the mr,s?e? wh:-e principle weretbise of st.cb patpots as Andrew Jaoksoi atid Wil!ia;n L Ma icy, Silas Wright aud Stephen A. Douglas, urw stanf sb-.-ulder to shaalder npiu the same plattVroi is a plir nr.e. It ia to restore the Union, maintain the CcnftHUTtoD, and enforce t"he laws. Whatever makes for tb;s end, the exercise of force if the policy T conciliation. The World wiil advocate; whatever makes against it, The World wilt oppose. It willippote every enrmy totbe Union, whether armed in rebellion at the South or insidiously plant ing the seeds of disunion and essential disloyalty at the North. 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To the lawless acts f the Administration, its RrbitrfTtid unjust srre-t? nd expatriations, its denial of tl.e right to the writ of haltas"oorp4j, its illegal prcclarcafcions. ils aSrogatiun of Jtateand federal laws, its despt t:c nccuaiulauoo3 of ungrant tl power, aid its gybersija. of tue safeguards Vf civil sod. pert onal liberty, t cocstktxtly op-lose theletterand the spirit of cu'rsoprema liiwan l the advocacy of set nd dvcfiis". until Amcricair fru'- men shall be rousea to the reoo ery of their rig its, their liberties; the r laws a"d tufcir limited and well babinffcd goYernmeot, by the resistless decision of the ballot. Profoundly impressed with the dasire tooontrl- buteall thas it may to the great work of this gener ation, namely, to restore our national unity, and to place the Unite t States again formost among the nation? of the earth, ami li.st ia tne peace, pros perity, and happiness -f its , people. 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N"s''ce is hereby, given, th it the Li't of Taxes Hsap-S'il in accordance with the provisions of the, Joint I.e.s'nution of Congress, approved July 4th 18'H, impoiDg a Siecial Tax of five per centum u?on V'.f gr.int. prcS's r income, for ibe year en- dipg Decemboro 5, hs been returned to me by the Asessor of this- District, c 1 that said taxes ara row dne and payab'e, and pxyui -nt thereof is hereby demand d : ard that I w-.il in pr.-on or by deputy, attend at tbeffuce of Charles G. Djrsey in the Oity of hroWnvuIe. in ccuiah County, on Monday, the 15th day of February 1365, for the purpose of receiving said Mi -s. All pernors who shall neglect to pay the amount of their taxes bireby demanded, on or before the day last above named, will be liable to pay a penal- (t ten per centum additional, an! a fee of twenty cents for service'ef a special demand and noti 'e,to geiher witb four cents a mile travel fees, actually and necessarily-traveled fo wi.ike service thereof, OtSce hours, from B o clock A. M., to b. V. M. JA.MtS SWFh'T, 21 2t 57,50 CoPeetor. ' PROBATE NOTICE- To all whom it may concern, notice i ber'by given that Monday the 31st day of July. 1855. is the time set to bear and determine all claims airniust the Eftate of Joseph Ginder, deceased. Persor s baring claim? against said estate wiil file tbera in the Probate olTico of Nem.b.k County by that time or they wilk be foreyer barred therefrom. XJ . V.PA.lllulkl- no-20-4t p'd. ' Probate Judge. SMOKING and Chewing Totacco Ci?srs piies plp stems and ToIiacco Poui hes. in sre tt va :e:y, AtfflChaiif!miiitb-u'3. T iTACKKRAL. Lrke. Trout, TTbite fish, Cod.1 sh, etc. i - - ' l J-lfJ. constantly unhand A.t Mcliaujsthdin & Swan's. THB best Flour from theL. S. V. G. Kill in quarter half ard ahoie.Acls kept AT U'LAtGlTinr ft SWA1TI ' ii Mllll CAN - A MONTHLY RFAGARINE- The most comprehensive mi-'ccUany ef u:fui ! ktiowio.i,J ana ueiienu i.wcrA.urv, pori j;oa.:y is- 6ud ia lh United S'-atis: eaiOraciflg ail the turcs ct a l'oly tecbun: Jourr.:I, Ec;noini.: i"x;n.siti4 I tiull.it defoied U r ina i:ial. t u.u'"rt i;l an ! Iiv.m- - i trial I Qtcreats a;i4 aia jtnt soca corjorati in eou- i-erns. . 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