"ws. Mortgages, Executions, Replevins.
V r.eDse.iel Ac. Ac. for sale at this Ofese.
RH'
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VVIUjIAMS, Who Is the authof
iD St. Lcuis fr this paper, will attend to
r lections and purchsses in that City
VILLE, THURSDAY, MARCII 1, 1SCC,
Seece AJs i n to-day's paper.
picLles in Brine and in Jars at Swan
fcBro'
gee the letter in to-day's paper in re-
rd 10 Morgan & Hewett s plows.
jfewof those fine Steel Engravings
President Johoson for sale at the News
Ccrn Wanted, y
I i
WILCOX & WORTHING.
JU1 sorts of Dried and Can Fruits at
grtB&Bro'.
J,S. Bliss Adctioneer, Sales made
n i rr. or
See the Card of Tipton &, Hewett, At-
pzeys at Law. , . .
Vou can get .hst best quality of Buck
yieat Flour at Swan & Bro's.
H. M. A'kinson has .gone east for
I flock of Clothing ; also, Seeman, of
cf die Cincinnati Branch.
See the notice of dissolution of
firm cf Case & Baker, Butchers, in
iday's paper.
the
to-
Icezaustalle is the supply And infinite
the variety of the stock of Groceries and
Provisions at Swan & Bro's.
, Merchants and others had better rail
ca Bliss at the New Depot and get in
ftired against Accident before going east.
Corcpany reliable and rates reasonable.
Wm. H. McCreery, of the City Drug
Store has on hand a large and complete
Stock of Leads, Oils, Paints, Varnishes,
Window Glass and Putty. Mc. sells
cheap.
We learn that the Farmers of Peru
Precinct met Wednesday, 21 et, to form a
Club, and appointed a committee to draft
Constitution and By laws, and report lo
a meeting last Wednesday.
A pood Stt-am Ferry Boat is greatly
needed at this point. In consequence of
the improved condition of the road west,
would pay well.-" Vex, our citizen are
Numbering and the Council asleep upon
this question.
Look out for Bargains! '
Bliss will have a large sale of House
told Furniture, and a farmer's complete
outfit, Sec.', in front of the Post Office
next Saturday.
J. F. Morris, of the upper Drug Store,
has on hand a complete stock of every
thing in his line, and is selling them off
rapidly at low rates. Those desirins
good Drugs, skillfully compounded, should
0 to Morris' Drug Store.
A friend asked us the other day what
the word Gambrinus" meant ; upon our
confessing ignora rce, he invited us up to
the Saloon of that name above the Brown-
viile House, when.af ter drinking, we both
concluded, that "Gambrinus" means the
best Beer in town at 5 cents a glass.
Osage Orasge Seed!
. At the City Drug Store of Wm. H.
McCreery can be found a large lot of the
fcbove Seed, which are fresh and good ;
brought on by the well-known firm of
Overman, Mann &. Co. Come and se
.cure your Seed while they "can be had
Eoad Money Last Notice.
Notice is hereby given subscribers to
the Brownville. Tecumseh, Beatrice and
Big Sandy Road Company that their
Subscriptions must be paid up before the
tIst day cf March, 15GG.
By order of the Directors.
' JPIN L. CABS ON,
i"tb. 21 'GG.-2t. Treas.
Iufarrnation Wanted.
Left his home, in Hendrix's Precinct,
Otoe county, Neb., on New Year's Day,
forBrownville, NeD., Leonard W. Woch
r; since which time nothing hs.s been
heard of him. He is about 5 feet 6
inches high,lac1c eyes and hair, round
shoulders, quiet and unobtrusive in his
manner; about 30 years of age. Had
cn when he left a fur cap, round cut black
ack coat, a red comfort round his neck,
and an army overcoat with him. He
r0ae a fine bay mare, about fifte en hands
high, black mane and tail, left hind fet
lock white, about 6 years old ; he had on
tne mare a new quilted saddle and new
uis friends are verv anxious ibout him
and any information of his whereabouts
:ill be thankfully received. if directed to
Joseph Sands, Nebraska City, Neb.
3?,Territa'rial and N. 'Missouri
i?apers will confer a favor by copying.
:nrrn rr Q
A complete Series cf Text Books for
Common Schools are kept constantly on
hand ly Marsha Co., at the Post office.
The attention of School teachers is es
pecially invited to their list of School
Books. This Seriec cf Books has been
officially recommended and are in use
in New York, Illinois, Michigan, Mass
achusetts, New' jerr.eyi Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Iowa and California. They
hare also been recommended by the
principal Bo ards of Education ' through
out the Territory. 20-4t
To-day, at noon, the ice on the river
in front of this City broke. The float
ing ice indicates a general opening for
a considerabledistence up.
Married On Sunday, Feb. 25th, at
the residence of the bride's father, by
Eld. R. E. Barrow, George Thompson
and Mis-3 Mary Sedoras.
By the tame and at the same time and
place, John Thompson and Miss Jane
Sedoras. All of thi3 county,
'Tia truly said the bridal bed
la filled with fragrant roses ;
This mast be to, as bliss, we know,
t In Maiden's beads reposes ;
'Jit pricks this b'.Uifol buooic, - -And
makes more strong the legal thong,
That binds us to our troub'o.
May they live happy, and carry out
the biblical injunction.
Falrvlew Farmer's Club.
We haye the proceedings of thrpe
meetings of this Club before us and must
condense to catch up.
. February 2nd. 'Subject raising and
disposing of grain."
Mr. Kennedy, thought Oats a profita
ble crop; wheat not, but all should raise
enough to do thern. Recommended deep
plowing and subsoiling for Corn ; and
Brown's or some similar Planter, as they
roll the ground weii over the Corn. For
disposing of the Corn on hand, he pro
posed that Farmers hold on to their crop,
get a contract and club their Corn to fill
it ; thus cheat the speculators who stand
between the producer and consumer, and
take the "lion's 6hare' of the profits.
Geo. Bryant was opposed to the rais
ing of any wheat at all; thought Oats a
very profitable crop, and better feed than
Corn- For Oats, recommended plowing
the ground, well before sowing, sow two
bushel to thecre, harrow and roll. For
Corn, would pbw deep, lay of in rows
four feet apart, plant with a Planter and
roll; cultivate to leave the ground level
as possible, would not cultivate after it
is three feet high. Thought that farmers
should unite for mutual protection so ns
to hold cn to their Corn until afairprice
could be obtained.
D.. C. Bryant, sould not recommend
th raieing of Spring Wheat, but. if he
should raise it, Would plow the ground
shallow before sowing. For Corn would
plow deep, plant shallow and lay by at
three feet weeds or no weeds.
H. Storm, had no faith in wheat; for
corn, would plow deep as possible, plant
four feet apart each way. and roll the
ground veil after planting ; thin to three
stalks in the hill and sucker it.
Mr. Randal, for corn would plow deep,
thin to three or four stalks in the hill,
commence
cultivating so as to cultivate
three time and lay by at three eet. He
agreed with Mr. Kennedy in his method
of disposing of corn on hand.
F. E. Allen, thought wheat would not
pay, but each farmer should raise enough
for his own use ; would sow early as he
could get it into the ground.
For corn,
would plow deep tnd plant in rows four
feet by two-and-a-half, and harrow when
small. Preferred early white corn.
Geo. Crow, it will not pay to raise
wheat, would raise rve as a substitute.
v
For corn, would plow deep; a harrow
inn' is as rood as a rjlowinir. while corn
is small. Thought farmers should unite
o o
in disposing of their 'corn
February 9th. Committee
to ascer
tain amount of corn owned by members
of the Club reported 15,450 bushels.
Constitution and By-Laws adopted.
On motion, resolved that oa nexi meet-
in' each member sin the Constitution
and By-Laws, and pay his fee, which, if
any fail to do in a reasonable time, shall
exclude them from membership.
February 16ih. Subject "Raising and
improving mock.
Geo. Bryant said we should improve
our ho rses, cross with a good horse that
has size, m ake and color io suit, even if
we have to go a good ways to Gad one ;
at present the name has but mile to do
with the quality 'of the horse, ail nave
Morgan blood, or descend from tome
other well known fine breed or horses,
say the owners. I like' a horse 15 to lb
hands hio-h: color has much to do whh
the quality of a horse ; best color white
o - - . . - .
next srrav.
Fine Cattle are not so good for work
as the comraou, ihey are not so tougl'anJ
ter for butter then cammon slock.
Thought Spanuh Merino Sheep were
best nr.d did best in'iare droves. . '
Preferred the little Berkshire Hog.
Mr. Swartz had had a Dvcn bull, did
not like the cross, they were too small;
cows gave rich milk burnot much of iu
Emery Peck, though the TL)uthatii best
for beef and the Devon for milk. Some
real effort should be made to improve' the
stock in this neighborhood."
Geo'..Crow, thought our c&Aive stock,
if properly cared. for, would' socn be as
good as any for mil, and better'Tor syo'rt.
Adjourned for one week.
GEO. CROW, Pres.
F. E. Allen. Sec. '
-Heeling- of Scliool Kxanilnc-rs.
Notice is hi reby given that the Hoard cf Schoo
Examiners of Nemaha County, Nebraska, wi:i hold
meetings for the Examination of Teachers for
said Count, at the office cf E. W. TUmas,
in Brownville, on the 1st Saturday in every month,
between the hours of one and 3 P..M, Applicants
for certificates are required to be present at one
o'clock, precife!y, or they will not be examined.
No person ce id apply at ar.y other time.
I'j order of the Board, '
x.. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
April lit.
-yly
HEALTH AI.D BEAU TIT.
chapman's Illustrated guide,
A beautiful littlo work of 50 pajes, teaches yoa
How to remove Tan, Freckles, Blctcbe"; Eruptions,
and all impurities of the skin bow to produce a
full growth of Whiskers bow to produce a luxuri
ant growth ,f Hair on the Ra.d He4 ure Ca
tarrh. Purify the Blood, Purify the Brwith---to curl
and beautify tho Hair, remove Superfluous EUir,
cure Drunkenes, cure Ntrcoua Debility, Ac, Ao.
how to reew your a-e, and other useful ani valu
able information. A copy of this work will be mail
ed free ef charge Address TllOjJ F. C2APiiA.iV,
' - 3 ms. 21 Prcatfaray, Xeu York.
A CARD TO THH SUFFERING
Do jou ish to be Cured ? If so, swallow two
or throe hogsheads of fcEuchu," 'Tonic Bitters,"
"SarsApa'rllla," "Xervou Antodotes," Ac," &c,
and after you oro satieGed with the result, then try
one box of OLD DOCTOR LUCHA.Vd EnjlUh
Specifio Pills and be restored to health and vigor
in less than thirty days. Tbey are purely vegetable
pleasant to take, prompt and alulary in their ef
fects on the broken-down and shattered constitu
tion. Old and young can take them with advan
tage. DH. BUCUAS'8 English Specific Pills cura
in less than 30 days, the worst cases of NER VOUS
IfESS, Iuopotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, tasanity, and ail Uhiary, Sexual, and
Nervoui sfFections.no matter from What causa pro
duced.rrcAwOoa lcforpcTor. -Sent, postpaid, 1-
oy jaau, on receipi or an order. lddres v
JAMUS S. 3UTLEH,. -Ko.Zl'i
Broadway, Kew lorlc, General Agent
V". S. A box sent to any address on receipt of
price which is one dollar--post free. CSF'-A'dij-criptive
Circular sent on application. 8 weeks.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervou3
and Genial Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Semin
al Weakness, the result of youfhful indiscretion.and
came near ending his days in hopcles misery, will
for the sake cf suffering man, send to all who noed
it, (free of charge,) the recide and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his case. Suf
ferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's sad expe
rience, and possess a sure and valuable remedy,can
do so by addressing him at once at his place of bu
siness. Tha Recipe and full information of 'vital
importance will cheerfully sent by mail. Address
' JOHN B OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau -Street, New York.
P. S. Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find
this information invaluable. xlg'3 months.
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
Ladies and gentleman, if you wish to marry, ad
dress the undersigned, wno will send you, w ithout
money and without price, valuable information that
will enable you to marry happily and spcedtly, ir
respective of age, wealth or beauty. This inform -tion
will cost you nothing, arid if you wih to mar
ry, I will cheerfully assisst, you. All letters strict
ly confidential. The desired information sent by
return mail, and no questious asked. Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
3-m Greenpoint, Kiugg Co., New York.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCII !
Scratch! Scratch! Scratch!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
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win enre tne itcn in
48 HOURS!
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It cures the Frairio Itch, Wa
AND
bash Scratches, Salt Rheum,
-Salt lltwK'J
ulcers, Chilblains, and allErap
tions of (he Skin
PHICE 50 CENTS.
Beware of Lotions and Washes which will not
remove the disease. By sending COcts to COLLINS
CUO'S, (Agents- for the South-West,) . W Uor,
2d A Vine Streets. St. Louis, Mo., it will be for
warded by mail, frre of Postage, to any part of the
country.
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We have iuit received our first lot of fresh Seed
and can furnish it by the pound or bushel, at the
init markp.t Ttrir- Wou Id advise those in want
n mrrnnond with us before curchasine xf other
iartit3 PLAST & BRUTIIES,
2 ms. -. - ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Ameria Dodd, P'ff,
T. 1 Before It. V. tinges, J.
VP. of Nemaha County
, D'ff,) Nebraska Territory.-
TtTHiayn Jnhn!!.Tl
i tin rh Kth dav of Februarv. A. D- 1863, said
Justice issued an Order of Attachment in thenbovo
action for the sum of sixty-four dollars and fifty
contSv AMERIA DODD.
Brownville, N. T., Feb. 12th, 1808. 21-3t-i,dn
JACOB MAROHN,
IfflCMIT TMLOS.
BRO WNVILLE, NEBRASKA
Calls the attention oi Gentlemen desiring new, nt
servicable and t&snionatle
WEABIN.G APPAREL
" ' TO HIS ' "
JIEV STOCK OF GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
BXOAO CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, TESTINGS. Ac. J ,
6 F "the ver y latest' styles
Which he will sell or mae up, to order, at unprece
denied low prices. Having on hand one of
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES,
he is able to do Custom wori at rlCes tat defy compa-
I warrant my work,
II;tnd as well as 3Iacliine ITork.
Those wishing any thins tn fcls line will do well to
eall an. examine his toc before inyesting, h
pledges himself to hold out peculiarly favorable in
ducement January 1st lSCSp'd to Oct. 13th If 65.
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BROYITVILLE
L2
IIORGAH L HEWETT.
F.-.epectfuHy announce to tho public that they
are niaaufacturing tha
LEEiEB & KIDDEB SIDING PLOW
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on
COKN CULTIVATOR.
ALSO
OXJLCIX'S GAXQ
A 50
TEENOH PLOWS.
We have tii.u ,iTfl Tvht to tha manuftetcre
mtsi tm'f of these plows in vs Territory and ad
jimiDg counties of Missouri, au intend to supply
all demands so far as p.aeticable.s
It is conceded by all who have tested the Leeper
& Kidder Cultivator, that it is superior' to all
others, in the following rbspeots t
1st. I he plowman can rid easier and plow with
less labor.
1 2nd. Any person who can drive a team can man
ge it.
3d. Crooked rown of corn are plowed as easily
and thoroughly as straight ones, the plowman sit
ting so as to observe tne corn, aud see H tne work
it well done.
4th. It i3 milled bva cerfectlv natural and ea.v
foot motion, ana doe uot cramp of tire the plow
man. 5th. The plow, while In motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
6th. The shovels may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily ob
tained.
7th. It has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
' 8th, Itis admirably adapted to plowingln small
grain.
Every cultivator 13 well made, of good material,
and warranted to do good work.
We refer to the following named persons, who
last year bought and used the cultivator manufac
tured by Morgan & Mead, in Atchison county, Mis
souri, to-wit:
A. J. Richardson, riemaha county, Nebraska.
Sedoras, do
W WTate, do '
T J Robipson, - do
Mr Biggsby, do
A Shoenheit, Richardson
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Shoemaker A Co do
Jessee Crook do
J B Watingly Gage do - -do
J 11 Parker, Atc'i isoa county, Missouri.
John Van Meter do. do do
M J Porter do do do
AS Campbell do do do
W U Vanloven do do do
JohnBarder - do do do
David Bertrand do do iq
Jacob Jaliawenhy do do do
. Andrew Buck do do So
, MrCristy do do do
W C Morgan do do do
Wm May do do do
W T Robinson do do do '
Moses Tibbttts do do do
Steph"m Clayton do do - do
O W Woolsey do do do
Mr Terrell do do do
Mr McDonald do do do
Mr Burnett do do do
; A nillman do do do
Mr Tarnor lo do do .
MrLan,ley do do do
Thomas Arnoll do do do
ErnastLsuKkirg do do - do
Msy & Lahuc do - do do
. Bennet King " do . io do
P BamhursC do , 4o do
S C Woods do tlo do
O W Smith do do do
Phillip Walters do do do
11 II Vanloven do do do
J C Miller do do do
A Morgan Nodoway do ; do
O V Ilaler do . do do
II B Casey do do do
Mrs Schuyler do do do
J R B. adford do do do
L A Rogers do do do
T J Rogers do do do
J II Walker do do do
J SBusford do do do
Mr Crocker do do do
J 1) Eoock do do do
M Fisher Holt do do-
John Tidgen do . do -doN
Wn Hickman do - do do
, D Thompson do do - do
THE GANCJ, .TRENCH,
AND
PliOWS,
Have been DcSIgrned Especially
to Meet the Wants of Fataiers.
l"One man and four horses can do more Work,
and do it better, with Ihis plow, than two men
with twtf discoanec ted plowa.
The following ace tome of the advantages these
Plows have over others : "
1st. They are so arranged that they canno rise
out of the ground when striking a sod or hard
place, injuring thorough work. : . .
2nd. Tbey are the lightest draft of maj Ilo--,
either 8 pg"e or double, according to the report of
the Committee of Trial of Implements , at Decatur,
IU., Septemver, 1863.
Si. They are more easily managed; any stout
hnvtin vea.ra old can manasre them.
4th. They are more compact and nd simple,
therefore not eo liable to get out of order.
Tiir r-ir-s iinvc fallen .ive
First Premiums aime mmois
Slate Fairs, and Four at -1
Iowa State Fairs.
The Trench Plows are used for breaking Prairie
or-Mtdio-r land, with Sod Plow in front, eutting
the sod in a thin slice, ana turning i aownmio -dep
ftrrowl and the-rear plow raising the sub-soli
to the surface, covers the sod ccmpif te.y, so teas it
is ut of the way of after culture. ..
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' hiT ' e will promptly fill auoraersior lasa&ove
najied plows at this place. ' ,: :
We are also prepared to do Custom Work in
Wood and Iren, n-ony thing perUining to the "
WHEELWRIGHT'S,
J VmJ. u
Blacksmith's Business,
Pepairis5Wfgns,MacMiiery,Shoetrig,&c.
Prompt attention given to Customers in th.s llne
at the Shops fronting ' ' '' ' '
COGSWELL'S LIVERY STABLE
X-J5 ON TO). LEVEE.
Lyon's Heriodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE REME
DY FOR IR REGULARITIES.
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Taese Drops are a scieatiflcallv coaponoded fluid
preparation, aai tetter tha& any Pil!, Powders, or
ifostrunis. Beitg liqaW, their action is direct ana
positive, rendering tbem a reliatle, pcety and cer
tain specific for the cure of all obsu-uatieus and sup
pressions of nature. Tieir popularity Is imlicatevl by
the fact tht over 100 COO Djtties -are acenany sola
and consumed ty tbe Idis of tne United States, eve
ry one cf wnom speak in the strongest terms of praise
of their treat merits. Ttey are rapidly taking the
place of every other Kemaie Remedy, and are consid
ered by all who knowaushtof them; as the surest, sa
fest, and most Infaiiiable preparation m tho world,
for tb ure of all female complaints, the removal of
all obstructions xt nature, and the promotion of h4.il th
regu'irlty and strength. Explicit dli ections itatlcj
when they may he eel, and explaininz when and why
tbey should not, nor could not be used without produ
cing effects contrary to nature's chosen laws, will be
fwund Carefeliy f-jMed around each bottle, with tha
written signature cf J 0H5 L. Lyox, without which
none are genuine. '
Prepared by Dr. JOHtf L. LTON", IS5 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn., who csn be consulted either per
sonally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp ) conceraititf' all
private diseases and female weakness. Price $l,6o
per bottle. . .
Sold by Druggists everywhere
C. O. CLAEK &CO.,
Gen'l jrents for U. 3. and Canada
0 -Lisa Bbos. St. Louis. ) Wholesale
S"Wj.er, Fixch & Frixxa, Chkajco. ( Agents
December 7th 13t5. ly. lo-U ll-is ia,na, jsw
GRANT'S
CAEAP CASH STORE.
Main S(reet between First and Second.
-BROWNVILLE, N. T.
W2 have In store a Urge and well selected stock ot
Boots and Shoes, J
Finest Quality of Winter Stock,
WHICH HB OFFERS FOR SALE
CHEAP FOR CASH
uriuueiius ui lively jyiiiu.
Suffir.'l" Coffee,
Tea, v Soda,
Allspice,"-. Pepper1,
Candles, Tobacco,
Matches, . Starch,
&c.&c.,&.c.
All of which he offers at the lowert prices, deter
mined" hot to be undersold. '
GRANT.
Brawnille, Neb., lx-39.6m.7,60
STRAY NOTICES
STRAY 110 GS. Taken up by the
under8iened. livinz near loig's Bridge in Nemaha
County, Nebraska, on the 5th day of February,18S8
Two spotted Hogs crop off the right ear ,one white
Boar and one spotted lioarwitn jio marts,
Brownville March 1st 1858
B. L. BiWLDWLN.
Taken ntj by the under sngned living near Peru,
Nemaha Coufety, Nebraska, en the 30th day of
January, 1886, one dark bay horse colt, 2 years
old.- 22-Dd J. tx. allies.
Taken up by the undersigned on his premises In
Lafayette Procinct, Nemaha county, Nebraska, on
the 20th day of Deo. 1885, one light red steer, line
back with a white spot on each hind qdarter, head
and neck red, thrte years old. The owner of this
property will please call, prove property, pay cnarges
and 1 take it away. JAMES MlRPHY.
no20-5tpf,dn due 51.50. '
Taken un br the nndersisned livins one mile
above Long's Bridge - on the Nemaha, in Nemaha
county, Neb., on the 20th' day of January, 1883,
one deep red Steer, white on tho belly, droop horns,
croo off the right ear, bush of tail white, about
tnree years oiu ia.ju opimg. -
n2Q-ot due f,nn
Taken up by the undersigned, living one mite
above Long's Bridge on the Peniaha, m xemana
county. Neb., on tbe 20th day of January, 1886,
One deep red steer wita wnite on me oeny, orwp
horns, bush of tail white, about three years old
last Spring. JOHNSPIDLE.-
n20-5t-due f,nn -
60LD &' SILVER
.
FIITAIICIAL CRISIS
compel ns to sell
In the course of Six 3Iontlis
6250,000 --250,000
WORTH OF
TTatclies, Clocks, Chains, Dia
mond -tings, Pianos,tJelo--deoiis,
Sc. vingr Machines
Silver Ware,&c.
ALL TO BE DISPOSED OF AT
One Dollar JGivola.
Without regart to value ! And not to be
' paid lor until you know what
are toTreceive.
EST After receiving the article, if it
jdoes not please you, you tan
return it and your mon
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The Stock Comprises amongst articles. Splendid
Clocks, Gold and Silver IVateh.es, Rings set with
Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, Garnet and ofher Stones
(soliUire and in clusters) , Ladies sets cf Jewelry,
onmprisiog Pins and Ear Rings of tbe.most fashion
able styles, set in Precious Stones :of every variety,
together with a large assortment of Gold and En
amelled and Ptearl SeU Gold Studs and ' Sleeve
Buttons of the beautiful patterns, Gent Bosom and
Scarf Pins, and an endless variety of Braceletta,
Chains ,Muaica!Boxes.ll6C.d Dres3,Combs,charms.At
In censequenee of the great tagnation of trade
in the Man'.fae turir.g districts of France and Eng
land, a large quantity of valuable Jewelry, origin
ally intended for the European market, has been
sent off for f ale in this country, and must be sold at
any sacrifice? Under these circumstances the
"WATCH & GOLD JEWELRY CO." have resolv
ed upon.
AN APPORTIONMENT!!
subject to the following regulations:
Certificates naming each artlclf and Its VALUE
are Dlaeed In SEALED ENVELOPES, which are -well
mixed. One of these Envelope, containing the Cer
tificate or Order tor some Article, will he delivered
at onr office, or ent b mail to anv address, without
reeard to cnoioe, on receipt or 20 uent3.
On receiving the Certificate tte- pmrchaser will see
what Article it drawl, and its value, and can toea aena
One Dollar and receive the Article name-!, or can
choose anu other ok Article on our List of the same
va'ue. - " - '
SEXD J5 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
ln"kll tranfactions by mail, we shall charge for
f orwardiner te certificates, navinz rostare and do
ing the businoss 25 eentr each, which must be en
closed when the certificate is sent. Fve certificatfes
for $1 . eleven $2 30 for 15. 65 for tlO and 100 for
$15. ' " '
r Arents. We want asrents in every town and
eountv in the country. and those acting as such
will be allo-ved ten eenta on evory Certificate or
4red by them provided their remittence' amounts
to$l. Agents will collect 25 cents for every cer
tificate, and rmit 15 cents to a, either in cash or
Tostasre stamus. Agents remitting at once $30,will
ba entitled to-a b.autifal Silvor Watch, and also
200 certificates. v
Please writs your Name , Town, County atd
State plainly, n address an oraers io
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY CO.
J. Liberty St., Xew lork.
10-22-3a rdjin.
'Do 7on Wish to l?o Cured?
Put not the poisoned chalice to 3 our lips,
Yor Dcj(K will be the fate oi h!3 who sips ;
But take the herbs in freshness from tLa e!d,
And to the poteni roots di3ea&e wi'.l yi-ld. '
Old t.BU CHAN'S English Specif. Pills cure:
in less r.an thirty cays, the worst cn'ej of Anno
e?, Itpctency, Premature Decy, Stfminal Weak
no??, Insanity, ana Lnnary, bexual or rrji
ACe'Ctions, no matter from what causa produced.
Price One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid, by mail
on receipt cf an order. Addtess JAMES S. BUTLER
429 Broad way, 3e Yorl.
P. S. Pejcri pi ive Circular scntfre ou applica
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Shoes Hits aal Caps, Cutlery, Glassware, Queensware, Hardware, Crockery Waro, Wooden Wars.
Willow Ware, and all kinds-of ware usually kept in a first-class '-Retail Store, that will out wear
W-r that can be bought aey where. ...
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LOW DOWIT
Dating Jjusit-Sougtit ent the entire establishment, it becomes nccecsary ta'collectall debts due te
old firm ; to ttat end I hereby give notice that all accounts due the firm of J. Berry A Co., nupaii by
tne in day of iiarcn, ibkt), wm ce piace-i in va nan
January 1st, 1363.
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Would call the attentionof DSAljIJRS to their immensa stock cf
Drags ana Medicines, Scliool Books,
Pntent Medicines, Blnk Books,
Class and Glassware, WrUlns Pper,
V Ints nd Oils, s Envelopes,
Spices and Dje-stntTs, Coal Oil ndL a J 4
Pare Wines, LIqnors, &c, 5;e.,
Which were bought for cash of Manufacturers, Importers and Publishers, and will be sold at the rats)
favorable prices. Buying in large quantities from first hands, they are enablod to oCer extra iaa
ments to the trade. " '
They ara the JJorth-we.t.rn Wholesale Agents of Dr. D. Jayne & Son, anl of Dr. J.
C. Ayre A Co.', and can furnish their Medicines in any quantities: (10 1-1
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PIUZXUS
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TEX IltXOni-D THOUSAND!!!
All can be suited in tha
BpffiNSS STOCK
Just received at the
STABS OTOEIH1
Main Street, BrownTiKe, Nebraska.
if f k- f""
All Kind?, Patterns aad Styles. Everything in the
GrlBOCElS
Line best quality
Boots, Shoes, Woo '.en and
Willow-Ware.
O U aiiXdi-H.S:t"S,,
B.?st brands. Dried ap. Cannesl
2-? xt xy X 2? ' O" .
Nails, Glass, Sash, Queens
ware-
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--?"Editor of the Advertiser Dzar Sib: With
your ptimiseion, I wish to say to the readers of
your, raper, mas it wm isua, oj mail, ioihwuu
wUbi-, ireej a uecipe, wit iu;j uirections xor
making and using a simple Vegetable Ualra, that
will effectually remove, In ten Says,rimMe-,Jiotcn-es,
Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin,
having the tarns soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
i will also mail free to those having BaM Heads,
or Bare Face3,"Simple directions and information
that will enable them to start a full growth of Lux
crant Hair, Whiskers, or a mustache, in les3 than
thirty day3.
All applications answered by return itail with
out charge. Respectfully Yoarn,
TROcs. F.rilAPMAN, Chemist.
10 a. ic.3mon. 831 Broadway, Nev-York.
?7"The L'udersijned bavin been restcred to
Health in a few weeks, by a very single remedy, af
teT bavin suffered sever i y.srs whh a severe lang
affefttion.and that dread disease, Cousamption is
anxious to make known lo his feUew-safferers the
means of cure. '
To all who desire it,te will sen 3 a copy cf the pre
scription used (free of charge,) with the directions
f'-r sreparirgand usir.q: the same, which tbsy will
fi -A a S U RE C C RE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH
MA,- BRONCHITIS, Ac. The only object of the
alvertijer in tending the Prescription is to ber.e.t
the aHicted, and spread info; oi if ion which he eon
uspy is
j.ives to be invtlaa-bie, an 1 he hopes every sufferer
willtry bisremfldy,as it T?iJ ccct tiono:hii7g,and
nay proveables5i5. '
.artisswL'bintbe prcscrSpticn will rlesiej-Jiress
I.: v,2DWAEL A. WILSON,
V.'iniamabur;, K'.njrY ?. rer Tori. .
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Xill Property fcr Sale.
TIIF. VERY DESIRABLE WATER GUTS?
UILM on HIGH CREEK, Atchison' county, Mis
souri, is now oifered for sale. -
The mill is too' well known to need recomsnenda
tlon. One tutt of four- foo Frctsch llrrcn
Burrs, for wheat, Todd's manufacture, and one
three and a half foot common burr for corn. Ma
chinery all new except smutter. Water wbel 23
feet diametor; never freezes. All in good repair.
New dam, Ac, Ac.
For particulars enquire of G. Stiner at mill, or
R. V.Muir at North Star, Mo. .-or Brewnville.N.T.
MCIR A 8 TE IX Eli. .
Muiralso offers his Steam Saw Mill ortvit
Brownville, for sale. R. V". MUIR. '
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Atchison Co -Journal, please cops.
From WILLIAMS' ADVERTI5INCJ A3TD PAT2XT
trg si latiiaBi ai., si. juouis, mo.
very Lziysni Gentleman ihouli us '
yoatHj" HARTLEY'S toar3
teethDENTAL CREAM JA
It not only purifies and perfumes the breath bat
renders the teeth sound and of a pearly wbiteneis
and the gums healthy and strong, and is the most
elegant and agreeable of all toilet apparx.lis.
Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents a packs- anl
sent by mail postage paid by COLLINS BROTH
ERS, S. W. Cor. 2d A Vine Streets, St. Louis, Mo.
on receipt of 35 ....
Jan. 4th lb55 Sm Id-15 J.S. W. e.na.
TheunJerigned keep on hand al;j s.ioaet
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SATTItlETC SSi;;.ERS SUITS
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For Men and Boy's wear. Also, a lare stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
LITin St WOOLEil SffluT
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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Hubber Cots, iCcSlns u Ebnltet?,
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UMBRELLAS A!nD CARPET BAGS,.
Gent's Fnrnis&ing Goods;
Of all kinds which we will sell '
CHEAP F O II C A G II
' We purchased our goods' since "the de
clihe in ibe Markets and will sell at lev
figures. r ATKINSON & CO.
April 12th, 1355, S-30-ly - v
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Beautiful Album.. coU!i il
our Coicn Cni-!s, bC
dead. The ilaic T"--et Pl-
l tare Oallvry.
u " al Pictures ;
canjatl9 to 1X) Coaiio.
also the Maeic Car-, eack
carif co-niainlr t most a-tonishiag I-luioa aal
Comicalities cf tte iij.
Any of the above sent by mail, pixt-raii, ca r!t
of 5 0 cnta. Agents iTipr)U9t ui-tl.VO pr Uozaa;
also with every dfvrif tu,"a of Yani Xuuonu a4
c'f-t articles suiuitU fr trav-lir;; Aevnia, at tie
lowest liirket prkea. AdJresa all oruers to ' . 5. j
C. L. DRIGG3,
111 r2ar.cn Ei, OJ-ctTS n
A DM I N 1ST It AT OILS NOTICE.
yotice is hereby given that the Probate Ccartof
Nemaha Cen!y. Nebraska Territory has spia
ted the 3th 'U-V cf July, and thrir.th Jsy of Aa-
i cast, A. D". 1 bo 2 at tea o'clock A. M., a t the Court
Koom in 5rownvi.;e,to eiinst acl a.:ow claims
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against the estate cf Dorsey C. Chacbers, deceased;
at which ikaes and place all pcrs.es hsvi-j sach
claims are rsqiire i to jrc.cat them cr tiey.ill b
fcrerer barred. - - .
': Datel this February . Jth 151.
WILLIAM caAMrrr.s.
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