n
.LOO .AX.
'fCCpdgjilortfgei.ExecntioDi, Replevins,
Tj. S. WILIIAHs; Wools tbeautw-
.kini collection and purchases la that City. QTc
7 CKirar ttrcef, N. E. cor. th.
gS0WNVJLLE, THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1858
Election Notice.
y . T - .
There will be held in the City of Brown
Tj!le, Nebraska, on the 2d day of April,
A. D. 1566, an Election for the follow
ing City Officers : One "Mayer ; five
jlldermnn; one Clerk; one Treasurer ;
cce Assessor ; one Civil Engineer; one
Jliribtll, and one Street Commissioner.
W. W. HACKNEY, Clerk.
J. IV. Bliss Acctiokeir, Sales made
fa town or Country on the bett of terms.
CcrD rSTantcd, ty
WILCOX & . WORTHING.
Msffh & Co"Vbave just received a
choice lot of Ci?:?V TobaccnlcfiltHjpjj;
itj take a smoke. . ; VI at
In menu")' of thf lar Mnjor Gent-tal
Jawtrs B. Mcl'r-r-on, who fell m batilt-,
VTorAilania,' G i , July 22, 1664 ihe
military knoii a Cottonwood, t-itu.
.titiw PJaitt rivtr. Nbraska, toiwrru
Fori Kiarnv and Julrlrurg, has Wen
designated a fon MoPhersou.
. ' Peru Seminar) and College.
TKa f.nrntr Soe of this . IiistitU'iorl
A tv
willle laid, with pjTi'priate services
v-n- Tt P. Ciiir. DD. editor
of
'the Cmlral Chrtifian Advocate, on Friy
j fr,h 3f).h. nt 11 o'clock. A. M.
J
.The public is invite J to attend.: '
H. Bukch, Agent.
, Let it be mtittnbeted that the oppo
nent, to Siate here, throufih their chain
plon, declare nVmsclvs opp-)st-d to Rail
roads ! and v'eclare them a curse to the
country ! !J Hw d'ye like it, Morton?
. We have noticed, during the past week,
many strangers in our City, evidently
looking for locations. All, with whom
we bare conversed, seem well pleased
wiih both our ci'y and the surrounding
country, and are denrous of settling and
.making Nebraska their Home. We be
lieve the immigration to Nebraska this
'yer will exceed that of any past year.
New Goods.
Atliinson &, Co., have just received and
'late now open their new stock of goods.
' t . . -tl: 1'
they are
a
f rice-s.
Garden Hoes, of a superior quality,
nd Pocket "Cutlery, ditto, at Swan &
Er
rc t.
Have jou seen those superior Garden
&d Field Seeds at the Good Samari
tan'? If not you'd better call and ex
'amine before purchasing eUewhere.
Enovgh snow fell in this vicinity last
tifbi to cover the ground but this morn-
ng'sun will lick it upU-fure noon.
e'liave received a cirv a German
Pper, emult-d Xtbraka Vuiksblatl. ub
at Omaha by Cuimd Schaffrr.
j It th iulJ ftuj)j)uried by evety Geruiati in
tbravka.
We are pleaded learn md to courat
U'tieour towdMii.'n. .v Trru itl An.
ilT. Hvlli.-J.ih i Ciitl pM. up rj hi iii' k
n drawmg h brick .i u- a .i l.t in 0;ii
io a luttt iy ',y 'j:i't-n up i.'ire
T. J. Bty. i
Butinesi Coil, .r,
V
v pal vl B j'Hui'
al JSi. J ;..'. having eu-
j lfred into an arrangement by which it
wcomej a link '.1u the 'grtat'. national
cin of. colleges, anr the 1st of April,
frra ajdico..ot f 2 pr teut.. on all
fcWiatFhips 1sfUt(i previous to that date.
od 50 per cent, to ladies aud tuiuiter
oat. ' .
' Alexander CampWlI, founder of the
ftristian Church, died at his reldei.ce
iWIair, Va.;'oo the 4th, in the TSih
'Quite a lair$ fiuhiher of the citizens
Peru at.d vicinity met in that city, last
'in
y evening, and were addressed on
rn- niTn f inn
T. W. TfptonrHon. Win. A. Pol-
,05, and others.
The meeting was n
tbcsl
'"tie and the question was ably and
ek
5untly set forth by the speakers, and
the
ca?e all right in that section.
recerved ani
for rale at J. C.
user's Tin
Shop, Cook Stoves and
rn and Wooden Pumps.
1a H Paddock sPfcial Agent for
Farmer's and Merchant's Insurance
mPtny. of iuiucy. lib, is in this city,
41 lbe Brownville, where he can be found
r a neek, Lv all those desiring to In.
: j Kt their property in a sound and reliable
0rt,rDy. From the recommendations
1 e'v"' "een of l's Company, in our
I t?pJ5'i wc cu safely recommend it
i .. u' p-rcsaje sf this community.
Let it be remembered that the opposi
tica ta Staie epposs the Constitution be
cause it was framed by the Legislature
They say they wanted it framed by
fnr tal..1 ""I a t e
vxjnvenuon. waica wuuij cos:
the people, in taxes, 13,000; and yet
t&etr hue and cry againu Slate is tax !
tax? ! TAXI ! t
We learn, from the St. Joseph Herald
of the 8ih, that Jude Dandy, was' rob
bed o.' his trunk in that city ori the 7th
TJi 'I' ' r r..''
ijc nuu was tawen irom nis waton
while he was in Fish's Livery Stable,
the thief taking it into an alley, broke
It open and carried off its contents.
Great excitement is reported in Can
da and great preparations are being
made to resist a Fenian invasion.
. The Fenian excitement in this country
is constantly on the increase. Several
eetiogs l ave been held in the larger
cities within the past week at which sub
scriptions to the cause reach one half
million dollars. No newa of an outbreak
in Ireland.
We notice that Chris. Deuser ha near-
v ntiitneJ trie new aaouion to nis im
on' Main treet.
Judge Whitney ha? already his lumber
on the ground, seaMJtiing, and will soon
build a dwelling ' -
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l. Work ha. been resunihd on McPher
son n w- store rooms on Mam stteei, nnd
they will soin be finished.
Br ckare beng'hauld to the site cf the
Browrviile High School, at.d we ore as
sured that the vroik will be puhtd alidd
t) the extent of the iwtans on hand. No
citizen of this District, be he ? rich or
pour, should withhold asMAtunCi.frqn iIha
nobis work. ' ;
lUarriCa, At tne rarsonase, reo.
20th, 1&06, by Rev. D Hirt, Jonw W.
Ahoibricht and Rhoda Clover, all of
th:s county.
By the sume, nt tire reid r.c of the
bride's father, Henry F. Welch and
Elizabeth A. Bryajt, ail of thi county.
OntheOih by the rame, at he resi
dence of Mr. Hiuton, Bvron Grant mid
Catharine Plasters, all of ihis place.
On the 8ih of Mtrch, 1866, by the
Rev. W illiams, Mr. Hillis Jones, of
St. Deroiii. Nemaha couutv. and Mis
Mary Bjon Judy, of Richard-on cjuu-
Mily tiope rch the altar U tha fair joaog bride.
And picture lifo's seat ui of goldeu tide,
Maj bope dry up the tear aod cheer ber ad heart
X the tarns from parents aod Dome to depart,
i!aj it picture the future ae a sweet distant clime,
And gild th long Liun of the bright coming time.
KfLiberty and JSt. Jucph pajen please copy.
The fpleodid teamer Denver, of the
Hannibal &, St. Joseph R. R. Packet
Line, reached our levee last Monday
moruinp, b-ing ilie first beat this season.
The Colorado, of the tame line, passed
this ciiy Tuesday .evening. The&e boats
and ah of the H. &, St. Jo. RR. Packets
have been repaired and refitted during
the winter, and are tho most commodi
ous, safest and best tfiicered boats on
the river. Running, as they do? in conv
nection v:th the 11. 5c St. Jo, and N. M.
RR., this is the speediest route to reach
all points east.
The H. li. St. Jo., RR., is undergoing
thorough repair. Sl.000.000 having been
placed by ih Company at the disposal of
its Directors for that purpose, whicu will
miike it the best road in the west.
Through tickets, to any point east can
be had of Theo. Hill. Asreut. in this cny.
The St. Joseph Hyald of ihe 7th, say?:
We noticed yr.-tvrday that u family
of our Cny, at whoVejdoor a little wait'
had bni lrft. had Hdnpied the wmie and
in'ended to rai.e and fdtiCite it. Yes
terday, upon exammatioti. utt of our
uutthy phyfictans pnmouuc 'd ihe lit')
one mii i laro ti and a uis breu turuej
tver t' th comity auth iriue.
4 Jud thr co'ortd Iroaps fovghl nobly ''
January 17ih 1SG6
Jllcssrs fTMi &' lb vet : a r S i r -1
Your vi the TtOAi D c duly rtcciivd
ni-1 contents no'ed. , , '
I ant plrrt-nd to hear that yen have
Cutrimencrd work on ynurp!ow an I hope
you "ill be able to supply the pnn de
mand. 1. 5 . . ....
Jn refTerence to the price of ihe Fiona
in Illinois it ii the fcaiue as ataud at
the out.et. thy run follows: For the
Gai.j: Plow nlone. &75 00 nt the Shop;
for Trench Plows, S75.00 m the Shcp ;
for the Subiod Plow S75 00 at ih- Shop.
For Gang and Trench cnmhined.'SlOo
for Gang. TreLch and b?oil, combined
SI 18,00. These are the prices at all pla
ces where our Plows are made. The
purchasers paying the freight.
' Now for the Trench Plows. I said they
were fully used for breaking the prairie
which. is true to the letter," and - it has
beena complete success in Nebraska, du
ring the past season. Mr. Yager , living
near Nebraska City broke prairie last
spring with one of our Trench Plows.took
Brown's corn planter aod planted it which
was ell he done, and gathered this fall 75
bushels of corn to the acre.
I could give you hundreds of su ch in
stances of sod breaking iu Illinois, if it
was necessary, but ycu can get plenty of
evidence oh the subject nearer horae.
Lm tne give you a few references in
your own Territory, ;
" Mr. Yager, - Nsbravka Cito,
Mr. S. Higgins,
Mr. C. Hickotfr,
it
Mr. Harvey JefTers, ,v
Mr.' Thomas McUavey Sonora, Mo.
Mr.' Louis B. Elper,- Rockport, Mo.
All of whom will testify to the util
ity of the Trench Plows as a great im
provement over ah other plow for break
ing Prairie.
The great beauty in using them is the
certainty of a good Crop, the first season
and that without any work hut the break
ing and planting. . I am not surprised at
the farmers snpposing the Trench Plow
useless, but if you will . let them see the
use they are in raw land next spring.
you will get orders faster than you can
make them in 1S67.
I am most Respeciflly Yours,
R. V. BLACK.
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of Nmtl County,
William Johnson. IV.f,) Nebraska '1 erritr.ry.
On th'8th il i' f Kcbru iry. A. ISM, said
Iuticf iysii"d n Or f Attachment in theabove
action for thj uia i' sixty-four d-llnrs nd fifty
ce-iM.- i. A.MtlilA lUl)U.
Hi.wrvil1r.V.T..F'h.l2ib.l8fiB. 21 3t-i dn
TUB
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.NONPAREIL
WiUIIEB OiCilil
This is ttaenniv Machine inxitrnce which combines
all the reuniites of a peie'ct Waer
It is a Squeezing 3fartiln. ipete1 by a balance-
whpl an i crank (geared to run ree tvrnt of the
crank to one turn of the hand.) troii l uu.de si in.
pie and easy iu it operation, and not liable to pet out
of order. It is co'iM meted n stiiitlr mechanical
prtticipte, at d otc1y with a vtev td ctlTi'y ana dura
bllitj.
Doting the time the Nonpareil has teen in use,
since April, 1961 . I has ttleaiiiiy grown in pno lie favor,
and hf dent, nitrated that Two-thirds the Xabor
and Time reau: red in washing bT hand and
all tho Wenr and Tee of tho garments are
Saved or its use- A ein or twy can worn it; and
it may be rolled on to elf ane cluthing without any as-
gis lance from Hand Ruhblntr.
A liberal discount alii-we I to dealers.
Send fr fre descripMve Clrcniar to
Oakley & Keating,
183 Wa er Street,
m NEW YORK CITY.
I'robate .lude.
" -Miil Property for fcale
THE VERY DESIRABLE" WATfcR GRIST
MI LM on HIGH OliEEK, Atchison county, Mis-sou-i,
is now offefed for sale.
I be mill is too well known to eed recommenda
tion. One run of tour foot French Merchant
Rurrs. for wheal, Todd wjanufaeture,- nd one,
three and a half foot common bur for corn.1 Ma
rhinery all new ex -crt smotter. Water wheel 23
feet diameter; neror freeics. All in good repair.
New dun, Ac.. Ac.
For particulars enquire of O. Stiner at mill, or
R. V.Muir at North Star, Mo., or Rrownyille.N.T.
MUIR & STEI5ER.
Muirals.i offers his Staam 3i Mill nnrmme
Urownville, for sale. , . R. V. MUIR.
ni'15-lmiKl.
Ate in 0..Jnrna1. please eop5 "
HEALTH AND"BBAUTY.
cHrMAN!i " Illc-tratid guide.
A beiutitul little work of 50 pajes. teaches joa
II. .w to rem . ve Tan. Freckles, Hlotcbes; Eruptions,
and all impurities of the skin bw to produce a
TuII growth f hicker- how to produco a luxuri
ant tfrowth of Itiiir rn the Had Head cure Ca
tarrh I'urify the IJIxl.Furify the Hreath to curl
and LcMUtifjr tho lUir. remova Superfluous Iliir,
enrf Drunkenness, euro Xreou pcbtlittt. x4., Ao.
h w to renew jour age, and etUer u-(ul and rxlu
able iufwrmittMin. Acpy of t hi wirk will b- mail
ed free charge Addre- TH05 F. CIlAI'M SN.
t'HKMIST AN"I I'ERFl MEK,
JS.5I Bri-a lwav. A't$t V-rk.
'3 ir.s
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
Ladies and gcntkiuan, l fou wish to marry, nd-
dresit tbo urtderigned, wno v ill nend you, without
mney and without price, va utble inlttmiti- n that
will euabley.-n to marry baipily ind fpeedtlv, ir-
r'iiective or age, weal'h ir beauty. Inw tnto'in
lion will c 6t you Bfthinir, and it you with ti mar
ry, I will ele rtul'v a?3;it, you. All lexers strict.
ly ci.iitmentiMi. Ibe desired jnicraatittn sent oy
r turu mail, ard no ne.-titns akt d Aliress
SARAH B LAMBERT.
3-m Greenpoint, Kiugs.Co, New YorkC
G
OLLEG E.
CONDUCTED on the a:s of actQal business
by as experientred Accountant and Superir Pen
man, whfe connection with the most popuIarCt.m
mercial Colleges ensures thoroughness and reputa
tion t- every graduate. ; T
Special instruction jtit en in all stylet cf Pen
manship; specimens cf hich may be seen at the
Cfllege.
. Full particulars sent to an v address.
THOMAS J. BRTXNT.
52-tf St. Jopb. Mo.
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING
Do you wish h be Cred ? If s. swallow two
or three hogsheads of Buchu.' "Tonic Bitters,"
"S-irsaparlila," Arcom AnU dotes,' Ac, Ac, A.,
and after you are satisfied with the result, then trv
ono box of OLD DOCTOR BCCIIAVS English
Specific Pills and be restored to health and vigor
in less than thirty days. Tbey are purely vegetable
pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their ef
fects on the broker-down and shattered constitu
tion. Old and yung cn take them with advan
tage. Vn. BUCllAX XEnghth Specific Pill cure
in less than 30 days, the worst cases of XER FQUS
A'EitS, Iuipotency, JYciBiture Decay, Seminal
Weakness Usiinity, and all UnUry, Sexual, and
Xertnmt a Sections, no matter from what cause pro
duced. Pria, One D-.lUrper box. Sent, postpaid,
by cjail, on reeeip of an order. 4ddres
JAMES S. BUTLER.-
Ao.323 Broad tea y, Xew JorJr, Oereral Afent
P. S. A. box s nt ti any address va receipt tj
price which is ene dollar post free. t-T A dis
crip tire Circular seat oo appUcatiss. 8 wtcii. ,
1 ! r 3 5
Ifl fa. 3 M
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VBROWKVJLLB
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nOHGAN HEWETT.
Re8pectful!r annonnee to the public that they
are manufacturing the .
LEEPEU is KIDDER BIDING PLOW
OB
CORN CULTIVATOR.
ALSO
CLACK'S -GASG
AND
TRENCH PLOWS.
We hare theexclujlre rlstht to the tnanuf tcture
and rale of these plow ia thit 'Territory and ad
ji iiiing count us of Missouri, and intenU to supply
all dcuiandd to lar as pcticable.
It u conctded by all wbu bare tested tue Leeper
A Kidder Cultivator, that it is superior' to ah
others, in the following respects t .
l!t. ibe pluwuiao can riJe easier and bid t with
leas lath.r.
2 ad. Any person who can driro a team can man
geit.
3d. Crooked rown of corn are plowed a easily
and thoroughly its straight ones, the plowman sit
ting so as to observe the corn, aud see it the work
is well dune.
4th. It UKuided by a perfectly natural and ea.v
foot inotioC, and dous ujt cramp or tire the plow
man. ?
5th. The plow, while iu motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
otn. Ibe shovels may be adjusted ta any depth,
and any desired space botweeu thou is easily ob
tained. i . . :.;., ......
7th. It has adjustable thields to prevent younx
corn trom being covered.
Stb. It n aamtrably adapted to p'owiDgin small
grain. ...
b very cultivator is well mode, of good material.
and warranted to do good Work
e refer to tbe 1-illowing named persons, wno
last year bought and used the culiivaiot manufac
tured by Morgan A ilead, in Atcbison county, .Mis
souri, ti-wit:
A. J. Kicbardson, renlaha county, Nebraska.
Sedora. do uo 'do
WWTate, : t do do 1 ; do
T J liobinon, ' "do do do
Mr Biggsby, do do do
A Suoinheit, Richardson do do
Shoemaker It Co do do do
Jessee Crook. , : do. , do, ." do
J li Willingly Gage . do do
J II Parker, Ate isou county, iMis'souri.
John Van Meter do do do
M J 1'orter do r-do do
ASCanjpbell; do,' . d- I ". .do
W U Vauioven do ' do do
John liarder do do do
David liortrand do do .- do
J3ub Jaliaweun do '.do . do
Andrew buck do do do
Mrt'rUty do do do
V C Morgan ' do do, do
- .Wm Majr do do do
WTKobmson do do dj
Moses Tibbttts do ; . do . do
riieoheu Claton do do do
O V W,.l;,ey do ' do do
Mr Terrell do da do
MrMcIKnald do do do
M IJurnett do do do
A Hilluiun do. .. do do
Mr Turner do : do do
-MrLaigley d At -do
Tbomas Atuold 'do ' 7 da do
Kodolph Ritchie 'do ' ' do do
Ernasi Laufkiug do do do
May A Jabuo do . do" .'do' . i
- Umnet King do ' - do - do
FRarnhurst do do do
S V. Woods do do ...do, .
U W Smith '' do- - do " do'1:
Phillip Walters do do do
. 11 tl Vanlovoa do ,. . do . do
JC Miller do do , do ..
A Morgan Nodowaj do do
O V Hale do do do
It R Casey do do do
Mrs Schujler do do do
J R It adturd do io do
L A Rogers do . do , . do,
T J R. gcrt ' - ' ' do - L do - do 1 1 '
J II Walker "do ao do
J SDford do " do' ! : do "
Mr (-rocker do do do
J 1) Euock do do . . do
M Fisher " llolt 'do' do
Juhn Tidgen .do . . do do
Wm Hickman do do ' do
1) Thompson do do do
THE GANG, TRENCH,
AX
PLOWS,
Ilaic been Designed Cpeclallr
to Mccithc Uautsofl'ai niiis.
fOne man abd four horses can do more WofK,
and d-j it better, ith bis plow, than U laou
with two disconnected plows.- , '
. . . ' -
The following are some of tbe advantages these
Plow hxva uver others :
-, lst. Tbev are m arranged that tboy eanno rite
out of the ground when striking ' a'fod or hard
place, inuring thorough wmk.
2nd , Tbey are the lighteit draft of any Plow,
either a ngje or double. aeording to the report f
;ha Committee of Trial of Implements, at Decatur,
111., Sepletnver, 1863.
3d. They are more easily managed j any stout
boy ten yetrsold can manage tiem.
4tb. They are more compact and and simple,
therefore not so liable to got out of ordor.
These I Icnvs have taken rive
First I'rcniluiua at the Illinois
siate Fair, and Four at r
loiva state Fairs.
' " - - ' - , . . . '
The Trench Plows are used for breaking Praine
or Med iw land, with a Sod Plow in front, cutting
tbe sm1 in a thin slice, aud turning it d-.-wn into a
deep ft rn.w. and the rear plow raising the tub-soil
to Ibe surface. covers the m.d completely, so that it
is out of tho W4y of after e-iltu.e. -
f?"We will promptlj 11 a 1 orders for the above
named plows at this place.
We are also prepared to do Custom Work in
Wood and Iron, a onyening pertaining to the
WIIEELWKIGHT'S,
OR
Blacksmith's Business,
Repairing Vagos,Maciiiiief y,S2iae Inc
Pi6mpt attention given to Castoffiefi la llr?s line
at the Shops fronting ' - -
COG WELL'S LIVERY STABLE,
'-i5 . , . ox tnjt' lives 1
sub snsiTL
BT2AY nOGS.-Taken up by the
aderfifised, living near Long' Dride in N'eaiiha
County, .Nebraska, oa the 5th day of Febrttary,IS3
Two polled Hogs crop t2 therigbt ear , one white
Jwiar and f-nefpotted tioar wioi no marxs,
"L'rowETiliellirch 1st 1S53
23 -JJ.X. BAWLDWIX
Tafcen opV.y he arsiar fnjneillivfr realr T'ern,
Nemaha Cm nfy, Nebriwka, ea the 3 Hh day of
Januarr, one dark bay hcrse colt. 5 years
old. 22-pd ' J.U.JSTITES
Taken up by the endersigrjed on hirtawj 5n
Lafayette Frecinct, Nemaha Cfiunty. ebrka. on
tbe 23tb day cf Dec. 1855. oDe lis-htred sleer, line
back with a wh ite spot on eaen bind quarter. bead
and neck red, three years old. The owner of this
property will p'ease call, prove property, pa v chnres
ind take itaw;y. JAMES iiURPUV.
Do2Q-5t p f,dnilne 51.50.
Taken ap by the andersijnied litics one mile
above Long's Bridge on the Nemaha, in Nemaha
county, Nb., cn the 20th day of January, 1865,
one dep red Sterr, white on tbe be lly,drp horns,
crop off the rizht ear, bush of lail white, about
.r . i o : TMMV vpmi v
iure! yeara iu itt opriu. j u i u .
n23-5t due fin ' , r ;
. Taken op bv the underpinned, litini one mile
above lens's Bridge on the Nemaha, in Netnha
county. Ne1)., on the 20th day of January, 1803,
One deep red Steer with wnite on Ihe belly, droop
boras, b-uV of tairwhilei about tnree years old
last Spring. . JOHN Si'JDLE.
n20-5t-due f,nn
: PIimi7CIAL:CEI0I3
compel us to sell
In the course of Six Months
.a25o;ooo---s2oO,ooo
- WORTH OF : . -
Watches, Clocks Chains, S)ia
- mond it lugs, ljanow,cIo
tleons, scTin? machines,
Silver Ware, &c. .
" ALL TO BE DISPOSED OF AT
Ono Dollar 23ao1x
Without regart to value ! And not to be
paid lor until you know what
are to receive.
rBT After receiving the article, if it
' does not please rou, ycu can
return it and your mon
ey well be re
luoded.
the Stock Comprises ataonjsk articles, Splendid
i;lK3. uoid and Silver llutc&es, Kins set with
Diamonds. Rubies. Fearls, Giirnet and ofher Stones
(solitaire and in clusters) . Ladies sets of jewelry,
comprising rmi and tar King of tne xanst fashion
able styles, set in l'reoious Hones of every variety,
together wit li a large as-ortment or told and .Ln
ainellcd and Pearl Sets Gold Stud and Sleeve
Rn tons of the beautiful nntterns.Gents Bosom nnd
Scnrf Pins, and an endless r.iriety of Rr weletts,
Chain, MucicHl Boxes. Head Dress.Corubsbarins.Ao
In consequenee of the great stagnation of trade
in tho Manufacturing di.-triets of France and Eng
land, a large quantity of valuable Jewelry, origin
ally intended for the L'ur pan market, ba ' boen
sent off for shK in this country, atoJ must he gold at
any - sacrifice 7 Under theso circumstances the
WATCll & GOLD JEWELRY CO." have rqsolv
ed upon.
AN APPORTIONMENT!!
subject to the following IrfegUIitibn :
CERTiriCATEi namlnfc rach article and its VALUk
are placed i SBALEU KNVKLOPK3, wblcb are well
mixed. One of these Erreiope, containing the Cer
tiflcateor Order for seme Article, will be deliveret
at our office, or f ent b mail to any address, wltbuut
regard to rh-if, on receipt ot 25 Cents.
Ou receiving the Certi float e tbe purchaser will see
bit Article Httratcs, ano Its value, andean then tend
One Dollar ami icoeivetbe Article namel, or can
cbooe any ot her one Article on onr List of tbe same
va ne.
SEND 25 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In all trracti t by mail, we shall charge for
forw.nrtffnj the certificate, paying "'postage ard "da
ing the buyinoss 25 cents eru b, wbicb must be en
clost d when the certi Scafe is sent Fve certificates
fort I, eleven $2 30 for $5, 65 for $10 and 103 for
$15.
Agent. We want agents in every town and
county in the country, and those actio as such
will bealloTed ten rebts oa evory Certificate or
dered by them provided their remittccco i-mounts
toil. Ag nts will collect 25 ceuti forevry cer
tificate, and remit 5eentsto ns. either in ea.xh r
Elista ge j-tnmps, Agents remitting at once $3i),will
t; entitled to a leautilul Siivor Watch, aud also
2C0 certificates. ' . :
Please write your Name. Town, County and
State plainlv. and addrers all order to
WATCH AXU GOLD JEWELRY CO.
38 Liberty St., New York.
1fl-22-ftm rd.nn ' -
Do You Wish to be Cured?
Put not the poisoned chalice to your lips,
JVor Death will be the fate oi hitn who sips ;
Rut take the heibs in freshness from the 23ld,
And to the potent roots disease will yield.
Old CHAXS Enzlish Specific Pills cure.
in Ir-s i ft irry days, the Wor.tcise of Arreo.
us, hnpotency, Premature Decay. Seminal Weak
nos, Insanity, nd Urinary, Sexual or Aervotu
A flections, no matter frm wtat. cause produced.
Price One Dollar per box.. Sent postpaid, bv mail
on receipt of an order. Address JAMES S. BCTLER
" - 4 1. Hrcadway, Aew tori.
P. S. Descripilve Circular sent free ou applica
tion. Addms asabvc. 8 weeks
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
and denial Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Semin
al Weaknes., the result of youthful indiscrction.and
came ner ending bis days ia bopcles misery, will
for tho sake ef suffering man, send to all who need
it, (free of charge,) the reside and dirciions for
making the t-fmple remedy used in hii cae. Suf
ferers wihing to pn.fi t by the advertiser's sad xte-
rienco. and tx&ess a surc and valuable rtuedvxan
do s by dJre. in him at once at his place of ba
dness. I ho Kecipo and full information of viul
Importance will cheerfully sent by mail. Address
JOHN" li OGDKN,
No. c0 Na.Ma.il tfret: ?fow York i
t.S.--Nervous Sufferers of both sexes will find
this information invaluable. x la 3 months.
1 tt r-'i. jsUKE THING. -
PHOTOailAPH
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Th't ft t'.e most T.TnV-rfal, the fh?nr:t
i I n,..:nl !.! i ltcutitliul ila li-uo
.t r 1 to l:t ntol:c for li-i- iiJt.i.t.y ;
hi .i.u r ni I Mor.n jut n im?'li is in
rj.-) Siachillr; ,t wiik lo jltt t-
;iiU. ii iin; i ut I.J.lle tft ftttcntrti :- .
;i;i-t tvill l :st al.lt) lime .'o;s.lc.- ill V ;-e-i :t
tio!; itrth? slrtifiiht nce!le- nhs Mill) a
di'.illtj or s!:iz!of thi n'l tD't mnki- a M:ti-.
iiif.- u fc-t f nl nriiibir iltnii l.y I.mvI niitl
w itli irif it rri jt: Sit ;u III Crsnhrr," f I-iri. Kuf
11", S i:r, Tiw-k, Ity.rt 't:r l?"!'f, Sc.
No -;i:tttri'' til--h. K'n'if 5;j;ft:itn- M.-itt
t-. xny jB'J-t of tlie rruii! ry. f jr I xpiesj,
uicoiy pa.:kod, on leccijt ol 1 iit.e, SiO.fx.
aLBUKV C.L. BHIGGS,
JTo. Ill D'ir'jot a St., Chicago.
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On band at Lis Store Rooms,
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lis ha, and will constantly keep on hand, a complete aortrant of Drj G tf; Grocerie. Hoot a t
Shre, Hits and Caps. Cutlery, Glassware, Queensware, Hardware, Crtekery Ware Wovnlea Ware.
Willow Ware, and all kinds of ware usually kept in a first-class Rauit htore, tiat Will cut wear any
Ware that eaa be bought anywhere. , ,
low
Having just bcujjht ut the entire establishment,
old firm: to that end I "hereby iye noti ce that
tbe I'tdiy of. March. Hit, will b) p!A.ul in tho
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W EE O L E S
DE.1LERS I.Y
. ., Would call the attention of DEAL2H3 to their immense stock of
Drugs ana Jledlcines, School Cooks,
i Patent Mcdlclnev Blnk Docks,
Glass ana Glassware, Writing Ppcrv
P Ints na Oils. Envelopes.
Spices and Dje-stnCk, CoalOlInd
- Pare Wines, Liquors, dc., c,
Which were bought Tot cttsh of Msnnfactnre-s, Importers and Publishers, anl will be so.J at the m'
favorable prices. Guying ia large quantities frorjt first ban Is, they are enabled to offer extra inia
mant to the trade.
They are the North-western Wholesale Agents of Dr. D. Jayne A Son, and of Dr. J.
C. Ajre A Co., and cn furnish their Medicines in any quantities. (10 1-1
FOR THE MILLION!! !
TEX IirXDRED THOUSAND!!!
. , All can b suited in the
IMMENSE
Just received at the
"Main Street, Brownville, Nebraska.
All Kind-, Patterns and Styles.
Everything in the
:.Ei:iEOC..Eini
. Line best quality
Boots, Shoes, Woo en and
Willow-Ware.
Best brands.
Dried" and Cacnsd
Z 2TI TJ ?? 3 .
Kails, Glass, Sash, Queens
ware-
ToBAOOO.
J5J"EttrOR of the.4rfre-ter Dbab Sir: With
your pe mission, I wiih to say to ihe readers of
your Paper, that It will send, by mail, to al! who
wiib i , free a Recipe, with full direct iorjj for
making and uing a simple Vegetable ltalm, that
will effectually remove, in ten dys,Pimt)!es,Blotfh
es, Tan. Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin,
having the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
I will also mail free to. those having Ba'd Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable tbem to start a foUgrowtn of Lux
urant Hair, Whiskers, rr a mustache, ia less than
thirty days.
All ipplicatiocs answered by return mall with
out charge. Respectfully Tours.
TII0S. K.CItPMAN.Cbetr.it.
13 a. Ae.3mon. 831 Droadway, New-York.
tETTbe Undersigned having been restored to
Health in a few week, by a Tsry staple remedy, af
ter havirg suffered several years with a severe ! an
affection, and that drea 1 di.;se, Coasuraption is
anxious to make known to his fellcw-sufrerers the
means of cure.
To all who de?ire it, he will send a eorv of the pre
scription ued (free of charge.) with tbe directions
tor prepnripgaiui nsmj tbe same, which they will
ondaSUUKCCRE Full CINSU3lPTION, ASTH
MA. I'.KONCIIITIS, Ac. The only object of the
advertiser in sending tbe Prescription is tobene5t
the aCicted, and spread infcroalion which he con
jeitcj to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
an. i try nisremsdy.asit still cost tieai nothicg.aDd
Jiay prove a blessing.
artieswiehing th prescription will pleneaddrera
"Kev.EDWAlCD A. WILSON,
. Wiiambarg KlogsC w Terk.
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Ha.a St., LroTnTillc,
ill! Kwil
down ron cash i
it beeomes nececsarr to collect all dfbtsdaa taa
all accounts due the firm of J. Berry Jt Co., unpaid by
hinds of an oCTcer fur collections.
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ITCH! ITCH! II CUt
Scratch! Scratch! Scratch 1
VHFATON'S OINTMENT
win cure tne mii in
48 HOURS!
It euros the Prairie Itco, Wa
ash Scratches. Salt Rheuia.
ulcers, Chilblains, and all Erap-
tions ot ne AKin
ritlCE 50 CENTS.
Uewuiuoi Lotions and Washes which will nui
remove thedisease By sending f0cts to C0I.LIN9
BRO'Stf Agents for the South-West.) S.W Cor.
2J A Vine Streets, St. Txiuis, )ln it will be for
warded by mail, frre f PosUge, to any part cf tbe
country.
WEEKS A rOTTEIt, P,ojton. Ms., ProprUt&rt
41-fia
Vv rrom WIU.fAKS' ADVKftTISIfSti AX1 PATZT
r AGKNCT, 97 Cbestiui St., St. Lowl, Mo.
. Every L2i!y anCehtleman thculd t3
totmf II A1V LEY'S roxrsa
"TettluPENTAL CREAM jBreiA
. It noti nlv cuiiSes and rrfumcs tbe breath Vll
renders the teeth sound and of a pearly wbiteceta
and tbe gums bealtby and strong, and is the mosl
elcpahtand agreeable o all toiit a .pen.ljjii.
S..14 by all Dru-gitsat 2i cenr wwkce alia
sent by mail pos'ago paid by COLLlN BiiyTt
EKS, S. W. Cor. 2d A Vice Street, St. Louis, Xl
on receipt cf 35
Jan. 4tQ 1&69 Cm 1019 J.o. cia.
Dlssolntlcn or Partnership.
Notice is herebv riven that the firm ot Cn3
A Cakeri Butchers, has thisd.iy bcea diisolved 1
Bttruai eon-ent.
All indebted to the firm ire requested to pay ia
the amount of their indebtedness tu U. E. Cae at
the City Meat Market.
February 2tib,l.
ADMIMSTKA tUKb U lUi:.
Notice is hereby givtin that the Probite Ourfof
Nercaha Ceuh'y. Nebraska Tirritory has appuia
(ed tbe Bill day tf July, ar.d the 13ih d.ty cf Aa
pust. A.I). I8i)'dat ten o'clock A. M.,at the Cyu4
Psrom in Brownville; to ei&lniEe atid aliv cUinu
againit th estate of Dorsey C. Cbatubcr, diceaea;
at which iimes and place all per?ins having sucl
claim are required to present thimor they will I
forever barvH.
Dated this Febrna-r. 20th looit.
WILLIAM CUAMBEHS.
22-4to,tn Administrator of said estate.
' . ROOFING
- It Ktdla.eady tn nail down;-
ROOFING
Costing less than half as mit b as Tie,
ROOFING
!or durable than Tin. .
: . ROOFING
Boitable for Sleep .r fiat rvofs,
- ROOFING
T7ot Injured bv hei ef coli
" ROOFING
Easily and rapidly appliI.
The most of the mturtalsmpityei in the ton
truetionef ihis Kui.fing, have been used in Vari
ous ways for roofing purposes for over fifteen years
and our manner of combining thfin irtfa orefrra,
impennesble, uniform fabric, secured by Patent,
increases their durability, while at the sarss tira
being manufactured by tfineniaery cn a larzescnle,
the cost is lessened. Our F.ocfing u ado'pted to
buildings of all descriptions, and in aJIelirzrate.
and can be applied tosteepor flat roofs, old or new
and by ordmary wcrkraen at a trlng expense
For uniformity of quaity, e.mpletenc.s of finish
facility of application, cheapness an! darabi!i?yt
wenri'sa thorough rrli!. Wo a!is taanafaa-
ture
LIQUID GKIInT.
. y.r leaky Tin an inu iionj.
ilach eheaprr and more -lorsble than oil paint,
as it form- a much heavier body and will i ot crack
nlO or 2k r.!f.
1 ' COMPOUND CEMENT.
For Lesley Shiagle RoofChtaineys and Skylight.
A sure remedy that tri.l of;en save the cost of a
new roof.
Sanplea of TiooSag acd Circuiats sent iy nsil
upon appHcntion.
Favorable terms made with resj'CEiicle fartlel
who buy to sell a?ain.
READY ROOFING CO..
73 LA.YE Y.