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J'V'WILUAMS, riwti tie author -
"T c J lAin i-rrtet in that City. OJlct
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.OWNVILLF. VnniAY. NOV. WW
VcTnorW Asrcnis forrrlncc & Co.
t;lO W. !lL.ACO-,retbeautboriied AgeLts
i. M.yaia CiJ f ,r A' IW CV CeI?"
-ic' Crj,-1'",, l,c ForiHce,
jgillctV lllanks Qr Me at ihii
tce: .
' Y;, ci.y Store is where you can
ri ae tap- Uir oils ar'd colobDes-
f jo-i Movels, Spades and Axes at
SWAN Si PRO'S.
. fr clcjte Dry Goods or Groceries go
. G. M. HENDEKbUa ?.
Kair ey & Leais have on hand a large
n. tf Ladies Shawls at.d fine all- iveol
JUhUtX. Winter is coming.
Go to MCrcery.'a fcr yosr paintr and
Irugs. .
JUton".' Dritd Beef. Cranberries and
-ar Cured IUui at
SIVAN & BRO'S.
s Louis Napoleon is reported danger
cuilj s-ick from an incurable disease, and
.KiJ die tuddenly at any hour.
.....
Worthing is having a sixty foot cellar
dug between Rossell and Deuer Con
cretionary Stores, whereon he intends
trtttiug a large building in the Spring.
Last Monday our citizens were startled
y '.he try of fire,' which brought them
fo.rb iii th street on the doublequick.
JLe rauie of the outcry was a chimney
. mile Brownville Hcuss burning out.
Swan & Bro , are doing their utmost
Co fupp'y this community with choice
.Gr-nes, and are keeping.;-up their
c:oiV full and of the best quality. Their
. eVry uieriis the lare patronage they
are rctt:v:ng.
, Muh migration is constantly coming
ia, inJuted here by the general good
ItHlih tf this community, which in a
a trreat measure js Qtylng to the Pure
Drjrs and Medicines constantly kept at
McCreery's City Dri'g Store.
The Scwit" Machine Jias done much
to relive woman of a large amount of the
.labor il hcufrkerpir.g. We have now
to atnoutce another invention of equal
Importance, viz: the Lamb Ivnittiwc
"Ma(iii5e. whiclt is detuned to assume
n j; p o r ta ij t jor i t i on in the household.
Mrs. Hewett has just received the
clijTtst tDck of Fall .and Winter Mili-
tery Goods erery brought to this market.
ih neatest and javelit,f nd latest style
livMiets and Hats we ever laid eyes on.
Her tyl: of Ribbons and other material
i 'complete, and.her taste and ability for
i:.Lu:g cp new or remodeling bonnets is
ktjottu to be good. Ladies will do well
b'i.'J.Kifa.
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Hon. T. W. Ti pton reached home from
w' e l 1 R. R. Excursion last Tuesday
i:rm.g. He report that everything
e-: c;r smoothly aud to the entire sac
fctioa of all concerned. In his speak
.Le took occasion to feei tj:e. temper
tf i.e party on the question of our ad
niistioa as a S;ate, as many of them
ouU have a voice on that question. It
.as received with enthu?iasm, aud our
aimii-ion in December seemed .witi all
a loreoce conclusion.
.Many Vfajiie fires nightly illuminate
y.aryuud ihiscity. We have a sug
gfstun'to n.ake cn this $ul jt-ci: would it
tut t e well to leave the buiuiug of .the
ytm grass until Spring, when, after a
ew uarm days Lad hatched out Cie eggs
the. Crais!ioppers, burning Ihfe grass
ju1J de.troy them? The eanh ia
y places is literally riddled with the
! unrein these are deposited, and
Jii)- are predicting a greater number
alL Think of' it, farmers, and act.
' Quite a spirited little row occurred at
Browwille House laa Friday night.
A Dr. went up stairs, and coming too
far a lady boarder, her worser-half
de fcr him ; result. Dr. came down on
- Zouave quickstep, although he had
- 'wtr iu uis nana. Uurvig
nt pjite lorce being notifud of the
"fr'r ly the -big Dr.." went to arrest
, t " Jured Lua,.d, but, after mature
tthbe ration, mnri,, i t-!' . ..
' IlOCllOld PtlenasCoe!. Cou.h
-Balsam nrd Coe'e DvfnP;. .
tbould always be in the l,. . - J
. reauy r0r
immediate nse ; they are the most rel,
atleT.medies known. The one always
r;d jpeedy in cases of tudden attack tf
yoy amcngt the childern. cr fcr ci--
On Saturday, lhe lrjur'ed husband,
IT1" iQ D D.-ade'for
itlf beautifully thrashed. '
ring the most stubborn ccughs and cojds,
is excellent for sere throat and all lung
difficulties, the other Coe's Dyspepsia
Cure is pertain to,-cure dyspepsia, no
matter of how locg siandiDg, indigestion,
and all diseases that originate in a disor
dered slate of the stomach, and bowels.
It vaiII be seen by an advertisement in
another column that Dr. Roback, of Cin
cinnati, O., (whose Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Remedies have achieved
a world vide reputation, solely by virtue
of their intrinsic and vncqvakd merits)
has sold out his entire buisuessto the en
terpnsiug firm of Prince, Walton &. Co.,
who will continue the business at the old
stand, Nos. 00, 53. CO and 02 East Third
street, Cincinnati, O. .
DR.. H. RAMER,
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SrtClALIST tOR
Diseases of the . Eye,
. Would respectfully announce to the cit
izensof Browuville and vicinity that he
may be found at the American House
rinrinrr th rnminrr winter, and can be
vMaig2 w w O '
ctnsulted on all diseases cf the Eye.
Sureriur French Artificial Eyes inser
ted r. ilio.sn bnviiii? lost their natural
ones by disease cr othepviee. . '
The Qr- insures cures in all .cases com
ing under direct treatment.
51 if
The Ladles' Frlcnd-A beantiful
steel engraving. "Feeding the S-vans,"
and the usual s'jberl'S double Fashion
Plate, adorn the November number of
this charming magazine. We note the
usual number also of engfarjngs devoted
to the Fashions to hats, caps, bonnets,
dresses, fancy work, &c. The literature
is as usual excellent. We may specify
."Prescott Dane's Honor," by Virginia
F. Tow.-and ; "A Quarter of a Million,"
by Emma D Ripley ; ."Second Love," by
Mrs. Hosmer ; "The Old Clpck's Story,"
by Miss Johnston; "Mark's Resolve,,'
by Miss Muzzy ; "Margaret's Victory,"
by Amanda M. Douglas, fcc. The pub
lishers announce four Novelets for the
next year, by Elizabeth Prescott, Aman
da M. Djuglas. Frank Lee Benedict, and
Max Weir. They aUo announce in ad
dition to the Wheeler & Wilson's Sew
ing Machine, a Splendid .List of new
Premiums, including- Plated Silver Tea
Sets. Cikd Baskets and Ice Pitchers, Sil
ver and Gold Watches. Guns and Rifles.
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beautiful Steel Engraving, 2G jncjies
long by 10 inches wide, c&Ued -One of
Life's Happy Hours," will be sent gratis
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Address Deacon & Peterson, 319 Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia. v
OF1ICIAL.
LAWS UF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty
' Ninth Congress. t . .
Public HtsohJion, Jmo. l.y
lit it rttolvd ly the Svnute and House of Iiepre
ientaticf o'lA United HiaUt of Amtrica in Coh
grr aitcmblcd, '
Ttat if at any time it taH oconr that all of the nme
)n ibe U'X provided tr in tnt fourth i-ection of the act
to whii.U tLis is an uiuendiueht thill have been drawn
outuf the fa cue at n term of the court before the
first day cf Kehniary net fujuinit, the court, or any
jurtpe i hereof may order the n.ars-hol to t-ummon fr m
the body of WaKhit)Kt n XJo'inty t.enty-three citireus
ht tn the qualiticai iuns or juror, an provided io saic!
art. to teire a giand ju,.ryr, and twenty-six citizeus,
faatisiK ucb jnliCraui.us, to act a petit Juror, or
either, a may be I etoe.l at atiy bultqutnt term of the
court tulehcld teiwtcft the time of the happening or
the Contingency atorrs.i4 aii'l the firi day of February
then en.uiiiK atid vacancies tu either :rn'l or petit
juruis to oioi'ieU tu be ttmimonod at aforesaia may be
tliled by otter pennons bUianioijed by the niaroaal upon
the order of the Court "
Sec; 2 And be it further eoacteJ, That whereas al!
the names in the jury-bo provided for by the fourth
section of tie act to which tLi is en aniei dment-vese
at the late tet in of the upreme court or tne district of
Columbia, killing for the triaht f crimes anJ niih?
iueanors, drawn from tald box. the judge ahsigned 'tu
hold the 'e.eiiiber term of court lor the year IS65
be, and he i hereby, auiuoiizei and empowered to or
der the marshal to buuimon rroui the bidy of Wasbibg.
ton Couu y twenty- turee citizens, having the qualifi
cation of jurors, as provided lu the act to wnioh this
is an aoieuuineiit, to act as grand jurors for said term
of said court, and twemy-six citizens, haviug such
qualification, to act as petit juron Jor said term, and
that vacaucies In said Kiaud aud petit jurors may he
Piled as provided for in the first section of this act
Apsioved, December 13, isGj
rUBLIt? ,'o. 2. .' . ,
Be it enacted by the 'feenate end Hosse of Represen-
triive nt the United States 01 America tnCungtess
Arsetubled'.
That the importation of Cattle be and hcrthy Is prohib
trd And it hall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Trtasary tit make sucn rcgi'iaUons as will cive this law
full and immediate effect, aud to send copies ' of them
to the proper cfilcer iu this country, aul to all ofllcers
or agents of the Cniieo Stales iu toreigu oou nines.
Aud be it farther enacted, lhat when the President
shall cive tnirty days notice, by proclamation, that no
further danger is to bo apyTeheujea rroiu the spreal of
foreiju infectious or contagious dieas among caitte,
thiH iw shall be of uo forco, an! cattle (may be impor
ted lu the sahie way as beture Its fsse.
Approved, December 18 lSt5.
(Public A'o. 3.)
Aft Act making Apprpilatioiis for .rt furnishing and
itpaiuy. the Pi evident.' Houe
Be it enactiit by the-bemite and House p Repres
tnttvrtff tire United Stat'ti of America in Crnyrett
Anembicd, -
That the sum of thirty thirty thousand dollars or so
wa.ijM ,! or astbail be beiessary be aud too same is
heitty sppiopiiattd out. of any money in the treasurj
i-oi oiherwi-e appropriated j Yor refurnishing the
- Prericeni't Louse acu repaiuug the same. - '
Approved, December. 19, ib&i. -
PublilVo, j5
An Act authorizing the Secretary vi tbe Treasury to
I p ain Assikiant Askesvors of Internal Kevenue.
tit itenuctfdbythe Senate and lio Jiej.ret-
entrtitet i,f Vnttcd Statet of America in Conyre
aeuillrit,
Tat the Secretary f the Treasury is hereby authorized
TO appoint any assistant astessors of Internal revenue
nuw pr.vij.'d by -i
Apjroved, Jauuary 15, 1S69
jTuUieNo. 8.J
Ao Act Tnrtirtf A.t'pi'oprations for the payment of in
valid and other Stnsiuir of the United Sies for ibe
Year endhtg the4nrii (fc of uiio eighteen Eundi ed
nd sixty-seven, and additional Appropriations for the
Tear ending the thirtieth of June, eightcew buudred
anc sixty-six.' "
Se tt enacted bnhe Seriate eiid Hotae of Repres
entativttof the United Statctvf Autiica in t'o
ffret Attembled, -..
That the following iimi be, and the same are hereby,
appropriates, out at anyintiey ia the treasury not
otLei Wise appropriated, lor the payment of pervious
for the year ej jiug the thirtietb vf June, eighteen
bundiou ud sixty-sevet
Por invalid pensions under various acts, five millions
Eve hundrel thousand dollars
Fjrevoiutiouarv pension, and pensions ol wliws
children, oithera. and sisters of so" diet, as provided
for by acta of March eighteen hundred and eighteen;
Mar fJfteeii'lii. eighteen hundred and twenty-eight
June tfexenT-h. eicbteen hundred and thirty-two, July U
seve th, etihtr en hundred and ihirty-el-'ht ; March 3J
eighteen hundred, and forty-three j JnDe seventhi
eighteen hundred and forty-four ; February 6trond Ju
ly twenty-r.rst and twen'y-ninetb, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, and for compensation to pension asents
and expenses' of agencies nloe mllHons eight hrmdred
thousand dollars.
Fot navy pensions to widows, children, motheas and
sistets, as providtd for by acts of August Seventh
cishieen hundred and forty-eight, and Julykfoarteentb
eixhteen hnudred and sixty-two, one hundred and for
ty thousand dollars, to be paid out of the navy pension
fund. - .
Aud be it further enacted, that the following sum he
and the same Is hereby appropriated to supply a defi
ciency in the appropriation for the fiscal year rftiiu
the thirtieth or June, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appro
priated: For revolct on pensions of widows, children, mothers
and sistera of soldiera as provided for by acts of March
eighteen, eighteen hundred and eighteen. Hay fifteen.
(iKhtreu hundred and twenty-eight. June seren; eigh
tVen hundred and tbirty-two. July four, eighteen bun
nred thirty eight, March three, eighteen hundred and
forty-lei ee, June seven, eighteen hundred and forty-
four, February iw. arid July twitur-niue eightexn
hundred and forty three. February three, eighteen
bundaed and fifty-three, June three, eighteen hundred
and hfty-eight, and July fonneen. eighteen nunareo
and and sixty, two, two millions five hundred thousand
dollars. :.
Approve, February 1, I86S
r 1
I Publ ic No.' 8.
An Act to regulate the Registering of Vessels,
Be it enacted by the Senate and Houe of Repre?cn-
tatives of the United Statet of America in Congress
Assemoieq .
That no ship or vessel, which has beeD recorded or reg
lsiered as an American vessel, pursuant to law, and
which shall have been licensed or otherwise authorized
to sail under a foreign flag, and to have the protection
of any foreign government dm ing the existence of the
rebellion, shall be deemed or registered as an Ameri
can vessel, or shall have the rights and privileges of
American vessels, ex :ept under the provisions of an
act of Congress utMrVing s-icli registry.
Approved, February lo, lSgg.
( Public. wVo., D .)
An Act granting the franking Pilvileelo Vary Lincoln
Be it enactec by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives or the Uuited Slates of America in Congress
Assembled,
That all letters and packets carried by post, to and
from Wary Lincoln, idow of tfce late Abraham Lin
col if, be conveyed freeof postage during her natural
life. ' Approved, February ID, l68 . "
- . Public-Xq. 10
An Act aThborizincc an Increase of the clericaZ Force in
the Post office Depanmpnt.
Beit enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
tative oftht United Jtatet of Amtrica tn Congress
Assembled,
That iu addition to the clerical force now authorized by
law in the Post Office Department the Postmaster
General be, and be is hereby authorized 10 appoint and
employ four cleiks of clas oce, seven of class two, 14
of class three, and four of class four; and said clerks
shall be paid until the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and sit'y-six, out of any money iu the treas
ury cot otherwise appropriated.
Approved, February if lSgfl
Public JVo. 12-
An act to amend an act entitlad ."an act to prevent
the Spread of loreign Diseases among the cattle of the
United States," approved December?eigt) teenth, eigh
teen hundred and sixiy Ave.
He it inaeted by the Senate anJ Hoxut of Represen
tative of the United Statet of Amezica tn L'ingrett
Attembted
That an act entitled ''an act to prevent the spread of
foreign dif eases among the cattle of t he Uuited States
approved December eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nve, is hereby amended so as to rea l as follows :
That the importation of neat cattle aud the hides ot
cattle Iroui any foreign country into the United States
is hereby prohibited : Provided, however, IScat the op
eration of this act, or any part thdreof, shall be sus
pended as to any foreign- country or countries, or any
parts of such country or countries, whenever the Sec
retary of trie Treasury shall officially determine, and
give pnblic notice thereof, thai such importation will
not tend to the introduction or sp ead or contagions or
infectious'diseases among the cattle of the United
States; and the Secretary of the treasury is hereby
authorized and empowered, and it shall te bis duty, to
make all necessary oruers ana regulations o cary this
law luto effect, or te suspend the same as th?eiu pro
vided, and to send copies thereof to the proper officers
in the Uuited States, aud to such officers of agents ot
the United Slates In foreign countries as be shall judge
necessary. ' .l
And be it further enacted. That the President of the
United States, whenever iu hia judgment the importa
tion of re a: cattle and the hiJes of neat cattle miy be
made Without dancer of the introduction or spread of
contagious or infectious Cisease among the eattie or toe
United Slates may, by proclamation, declare the pro-
visi ins of this act to he inoperative, and the same
tha'l be atterwards inoperative aud of no effjet from
aud after thirty days from the data of said proclamation
ceo. 3. And b it further enacted That any person
couvictel of a wilful violation of any of the provisions
of this act shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five
bundrod dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding one
ye.tr, or by both such Que and imprisonment, m me
discretion of the court.
' Approved, March 6, 18GG
(Public Resolution -No. 1 .)
A Resolution authorizing the President to divert cer
tain Funds heretofore appropriated, ana cause inf
Ftme to be Qsed for immediate Subsistence and Clo tb.
'tiit. Acvtcr destitute lrMJisns and Incian Tribes.
Kesqlvcd by ine enqie ana nouse oj
Rrpfscnlatives of the United btvtes oj
J.tzerica in Congress assembled.
That the President of the United States be and be is
hereby authorized to cause to be expended under the
direction of the Secretary of the interior, for the imme
diate subsistence and clothing of destitute Indians and
Indian tribes within the southern uperinteuden.y,and
lor the agricultuial iiflplemeuns and seeds for the
same, a snm not exeseam nve nunarei tnousana uoi-
larsof the unexpended balance tn the treasury of ap
propriations heretofore "to enable the President of
the United States to carry into effect the act of third of
Ma rem eighteen hundred and nineteen, and any other
acts now in for.ee for the suppression or the slave
tiade" : Provided. That the accounts of such expendi
ture shall be laid before Congress during its present
session : And provided also. That all articles to be
furnished to said destitute Indians and Indian tribe
thall be delivered to them on or bofore the first day tf
Juiytiext.
Aproved, DocemberZI, I860
( Public ilesplulion, JVb. 2 .) ' ' "
Rcsortition fcr increasing the Bond of the Superin
tendent of public Printing
Wherens .the arno,uni of money which can be advanced
tothesup'eri'ntencentof public printing urtdVf exi sting
law is not suE-iint to enable him to meet the cur rent
expenditures of his oalce . Thereiore,
Jienolted by the Senate and Jloute of Iieprectf
tivemfth liniied Statet of America in Cotigretiaf
trmeled. That the 6aid superlntendenfie reqrested to furnish
a new bond, in the penal sum of eunty thousand dol.
iars. . Approved, January 12, liJSff. .
PctiLic EESOLtrTTow Ko. 3
Joint Resolution in Relation to the Industrial
Expo-
sition at Paris, France. '-..-'.j
Wherean the UuUed States have been invited by the
government of 'France to take part in a universal ex
position of the production of agriculture, mauuractur-
. - - . . . . , 1 . : . .1- 1
ers, ana tne nne aris, 10 on nem m iis, muic, iu
the year eisbteen hundred ana stxty-sevn :
Rctolvrd by the Senate and House oj nepretenta-
tiret ot the United Statet of America tn Congress
Assembled,
That lhe proceedings heretofore adopted by the sec
tary of State iu relation to the said exposition, as set
forth m his report and accompanying nocumenis con
cerning that subject, transmuted w ooiq dousoi 01
Congress with the Presidents Message cr me eievenm
instaut, are apprved.
Sec 3. Andbeit further rosolve 1, That me gen
eral age"u't for thS said espo'itioff at New Tor be au
thorize) to employ such clerks as may be necessary to
to enablebim to fulfill the requirements of the regula
tions of the 'imoerial commission, uot to exceed four in
number, one 0 whom shall receiva compensation at
the rate of eighteen hundred dollars per anuni, one at
xsiteen hundred dollars, aud two at fourteen hundred.
Sec. 4 And be itfurther rasolved That the Secre
tary ot State be, and is hereby amboiized and reques
ted to prescribe such general regulations concemins
the business relating to the part to be taken bj the
United States in the exposition as may be prper
Approved. Jannuary 15, 1866
Public $esoitjtion No. 4j
Joint Reiolution granting cefffiln public 'Property to
the Soldiers' Orphans Borne ft Iowa '
Be it re-solved bv the Senate anjl House of Rep
resentativet of the United Statet of America in
fongress Assembled,
That the buiMings, sheds, furniture, and property .isoir
at camp Clumon, near Davenport. Scott coun'y Iowa,
be and the same are hereby, dona ted to the Seldiers,
Orphans' Home f Iowa '
Approved, January 22, 1366 . . .
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Address. G M. MEAD;
; Thompsonsyille,
nojiEOPATiiic physician ;
r. ..A.... V.- ' ASD' k ' ' W. .
OBSTETRICIAN, .
Brownrillc, - ;ebntsla;
Will ctre hi attention to ail cases entrusted to
bim.ond belieres himself qualified to cure by the
mild remedies prescribed by his school.
OFFICE At his residence, west of the fran
School Ilouse, on Atlantic, between 7th & 8th sts.
Il-n4 ly .
OSAGE ORANGE
E! 33 G4- X JST 3r .
The undersigned has locetel ih 'tha Territwy of
Netraska.for the purpoift of raising OSAGE Plants
and'settinz out and making Fence of the same. 1
shall cultivate and tend the same for three years',
and give the same tirqe to pay frr it, at a charge of
fromUti dollarand i c,A 1 1 -rlv ri cents to
TWO dollars per Rod. 1 shall set out the Plants
next Spring, commencing near lhe Kansas vne and
go as far up as Omaha,and probably some distance
beyond, taking a strip of" country 33 or 40 mile3
wide, and beyond that if there will be enough t6
do to make it an object for tno to go there.'
HOW TO PREPARE THE GROUND.
To all who v?l$h me to do their Feuclng prepare yod
ground in the following manner : If it is Prairie plow
strip one rod wide leaving a dead furrow in the cen
tre, plow from one and1 a blf to two inches deep; in
the Fall harrow it, tnen b&ca furrow tt; again in the
Spring harrow and your ground is ready for the Plants.
In old gronnd back furrow in August before the weeds
go ta Veed. . '
.Any one having a large tract of land to fence,
and would rather I should take part of the land for
my pay, I will do so to those who wish me to make
them a fence, write to me at Brownville, and let
me know how much yon want me to fence for you,
and I will cill at your residenoo sometime between
now and the tfst.of January' Pcxt, t and make a
special contract with you. 1 shall also, have all
kinds of Fruit Trees, Flowers, Evergreen's, Shrub
bery for sale, all grown in the Territflry 'cci accli
mated. To Those who are raiding Plants, of their
own, and would fike ma to make their hedge for
tbem I will take their Plants in ptrt pay, or I
will tell them how to make a' good fence, and the
spediest and best way to make it ; also the best way
to save the Plants during the first and second win
ter. Those buying Plant3 of me will get the re
ceipts fre.
If there U any juan in the Territory, that can
give better instructions, I will give him one thous
and dollars for it. -1 also furnish a receipt for de
stroying the Gopher, for fifty cents, etc.
Agents wanted to canvass in Kansas, Nebraska
Iowa and Missouri, they can easily make from ono
to three hundred dollars per month, clear of expen
ses. Address, MATHEW McKEIGHAN.
P. O. Box 12, IJro'wnyille, Nebraska.
Refer by permission to
JLIXife KfXtOG, I Q ,
Jlelv PortkrJ """
LuTnEitTToaDi-Er I
It. F. Bakket, f Brownvtl'e
LATEST FASHION'S DEMAND
J. XV. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR OCBLE SPBIXG)
The Wonderful Flexibility and great Comfort and
Pleasure to any Ltdy wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Sfcirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas. Carriage Railroad Cars. Church
Pews. Arm Ch urs. for Promenade and House Dress,
as. he Skirt can be folded . hcn in use to occupy a
small place as easily and conveniently as a Silk or
Muslin Dress, an invaluable quality in crinolire, not
found ii. any Simile Spring Skirt'.
.A .Lady,, having, enjoyed the .pleasure, comTort and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel
ipring Skirt or a single day, wiH"never atterwards
willingly dirpenre ith.. their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Lidi'es tbey aresiiperior.lo M o.therS.
They will not fjd or break' like the SIhgle Spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful sape
where three or four ordinarr Skirts will have been
thrown aside as nseless. The Iloops are covered with
double and twi.-tPd thread, and the bottom rods aro not
qjily. double .springs." but twje ( doubJe) covered ;
pfeventin'i them frotu wearing out when dragging
do u stoops, stairs, &.C.
The Duplex Eljiptij is a great favorite wjth ali the
ladies rfnd is universally recommended by all the
Fashionable Magazines as the standard skirt of the
Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages In
Crinoline, viz . superior quality, perfect manufacture,
stylish shape and finish, flexibility, durability, com
fort and economy, enquire lor J. W. Bradley ' s Duplex
Elliptic or Double Spring Skirt, and be Eureyouget
the genuine article.
CAUTION. To guard against imposition be partic
ular to notice that skirts offered as "Diri LEX" have
Oia rail int rm .-to - tfr I, J - r 1
liptic oteel fc'piing's," upon the wtisiband- none other
are genuine. Also notice that every hoop will admit
a pin being passed through the centre, thus revealing
the two (or double) spri gs braided together therein,
which is the secret of their flexibi lity and strength, and
a combination not lo be found in any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where First Class skirts are
sold t hrotighont the Uuited States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Foe owners or the patent,
Wests, Bradley & Cary,
97 Chambers & 76 & 61 Keade Sts.,
ll-3-3ai
if. Y
NOTICE.
THE JI0DEL SEWING MACHINE
(From the New York Herald")
Prominent among the mechanical triumphs of this
most Ingenious age. common honesty compels us to no
tice the Empire Sewing Machine, commended as justly
strley perfection itself Useful as have been the va
rious sewin? machines, from time lo time presented
tothepnblic, each one of them has been cursed with
some radic lOerect, which detracts from general util
ity. Warned by the experience of bis predecessors,
the inventor of the Erie Machine his produced an in
strument, combining all the advantage for "fciiicb
others are Vauntpd'and obviating every defect whih
can be attributed to them by the most fastidious critic.
. Th Empire Machine is a mjrrouy.-onibiaatton cf
simplici)y, econemy and perfect wotkship, bering dura
ble, iree from liabilityto get'oot ol order? noiseless
and easy of operation. Its mechanical contrivance is
such as to secure stability, freeMotil from accidentand
accuracy as to w rkmanship. By the use of the pet
enrea tnumeanu siraigni neetffe it makes a stitcb.
whfch can neither rip nor ravel, whlle.'at tbe same
time, it can operate perfectly upon evety species of
rjiaterial from leather to cambrik,with threaps of cot
inn; linen or silk from the nest to the coarsest num
ber. .
' As the Smpire Machine is gradually; supplanting its
mdreSntique'rivals, no one in wan'tof af nse're'i Irfstru
ment'or this discription, be he or she tailor, coach ma
kCf dressmaker or seamstress, can do otherwisl than
sf cuTe one of these econtuical and inimitable paohi"es
suited alike for fami y aBd manufacturing purposes.
The ofSco-of the Empire Menurcturing Co. Js at No.
536' Croadwoy, New"YorC City, wliere the are now
supplying these Empire Machines at prices far-below
the rearvalue of the instruments. New York Herald
Feb. 6t 16 19 19 A h&
"VfAXTEDJ Agents, Male and Female, at $75 to
$150 per month, to sell the celebrated
CoAntotr Sense Family Sewintj Machine
TP-FtlCJEJ S1S.OO
This Machine" will do all kinds -of work cryual to
the high priced Machines, and js the only practical
and le liable, Cheap Sewing Machfne in the world.
Adiress
SECOilC fr CO,
Chicago, His
or.Clerelond, O.
Principal OJ5ce,o. 2 Custom House Place Chicago
10-Jrt !y fi,nn
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FEIR AND TORNADO
OF
7c, Tqos. J. Tcbxib, Pres't, and Chas.
SqriKE?, Se'y., cf the Fire and Tornado Insuranee
Pomrany, of Freeport, Illinois, hereby certify thAt
said Coinpsriy is f osFessed of a capital of at least
ene hundred thousand dollars, secured by lean on
rial cstnto worth at ca?h valuation at least fire
tbrries the amount of said capita!, and not encurn
bared to more than one-fourth of aid valuation. "
THOS. J.TUR-ER,Pres't.
CHARLES SQUIRES, Secretary.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, t
: STErilESSOy COUNTY.s
S3
Tersoanliy appeared before me, Clerk of the Coun
ty Court of said County, T J. Turner and Chares
Squires to me known ss Itho President and. Secretary
of the Fire A Tornado nrurance Company, who ber
ing firstdalysw.irriaiorlinr Co Ur fieTcr.l!y de
pose and say "that the above certificate subscribed
toby them respectively is true in substance and
ia fact, as shown by the records of said Company."
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th.
day ofJanunry, A . D.136 j.
GEORGE THOMPSON, County Clerk.
HOE. B. Piersox, Deputy:
CRTIPICATES of AUTHORITY
To Expire on tne 31st day of January, 1SS3.
Insurance Department, Ofice of Ter
ritorial Auditor,
OMAHA, NEB. Jan., 16ih, 1S66,
WHEREAS, J. T. Campbell, Assistant Gen
Agent, foi the
Fire and Tornado Ins. Co.
located at Freeport,in the State of linois, hai .
filed in this Office a .copy cf-the Act of Incorpora
tion of said Company, and a Statement tihtler oath,
showing its Condition, as reouired by the Four
teenth Section of a Lair of the Terri tor? of Nebras
ka,, entitled "n act in. Relation to. Insurance
Companies," Approved February, 1865 ;
Therefore, be in known, by these presents. That
in pursuance of the aforesaid Act, I, JOHN
tJillcspie, Auditor of the Territory of Nebraska, Do
Hereby Certify that said Fire fr Tornado Insurance
Company has full authority to tratsaef business of
Insurance in the Territory of Nebraska, under the
laws of th i. Tern torj, until the 31st day of Janu
arr, a. d.,l8G7.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hare subscribed my
name, and caused the Seal of the Auditor s Office
to be afUxed, this loth day of Janunry, a.d., 1865.
- JOHN GILLESPIE, Ter. Auditor.
GEO. W. I11LL & CO., Agents,
Brownville Nebraska.
2Trt,
JOirOItTAKT Vytui
A TO LADIES. J m
FOR
females;
Are the onlv safe and trulr effective medicine fot
Females extant. Do not trifle with your health
and use cheap and dangerous medicine, which drug
gists may have bought, and will recommend to you,
being ignorant of their qualities. Mis.'Winslow's
Mystic Pills are mild in their operations : correct
all irregularities and painful menstruation; remore
all obstruction?, whether froril cold or otherwise.
No maiden, wife or mother should be without them
Try them use according to directions and we know
the result ill bo as dosirec1. Ask for "Mr3. Wins-
low's Mystic Pills. Take none other. Price $2,00
per box , cr three boxes for 5 dollars. For sale by
all.druggistgV ' ' ' . '
Peter E. Blow, Qeri- Agent, St. Louit.
March 22J, I no 25-ly
A'
SUGAR-COATED,
PURELY. VEGETABLE,
Free from Mercury
I
ASD
ALL MINERAL P0:S0N
And are, undoubtedly, tho .
" best ivmedy extant
M
V
FOR
SICK AXD SEBVOCS HEADACHE
Operating
a." tiioy do, ijy virtue
of a special affinity for the
nvicons membrane of the bowel,
thereby retnorins the causes. As .a
LIVER PILL
(hey enn have no rirnl, being com
posfd of the most
Powerful Vegetable Extracts
which have a direct action on the
SPLEEN AND LIVER,
the ,hppy eBeof orfiioh can (.'e
seen alter one or two iloses. They
liemove ihc JDiic,
(a
Q
W
t1
ft
3
Assist piafnthft,
t'ttije Cost i ten
cness,
In f:icf, tii'cy tire, t ih'eif
i.idicate.s, the
name
o
BLOOD PILL
"The Life-GiTing Principle."
Thoy spnrcli out (license and
strike lit its vi-ry'root, leaving the
fvstetft in (fie liifi vior of hc:iltli ;
aro ri:i;KKCTI.Y IIAKMLP:SS U
I N F.VX'FS, .tUt ' I'tU-SoiS OK Til K
MOST DKLICtTE CONSTirJ
TIONS, and are a
SATER, SUREE AND EEXTES
' - j
Purgative Pill
thnn lias ever l-ofore been r.vaili.Me
to m.-inkitnl, and, 1'T,' ihi'-klv 'fc-U-GA
It-t;oJ.'!'!'IIi. HreeMiei-i.'iUv adapt
ed nsa KE.MEDY FOUClMUiKKN,
0
M
e3i
ierriis who liave a
PRtNCE; Walton & co.f
(Successors to Dr. C. W. Robock.)
SOT.K rROrP.lETORS,
IT03. 56, 58, 60 & 62 East Third St.
. . s .
CIXCIXXATI O;
Are Sold by ail Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
'"Mrywhere."
MASTER'S SALE,
Notice is hereby g;ren that by irtue of an or
der of tho district Court cf Xernaba County, Xe
bra tka Territory, in Chancery, in thecae of John
Bell against John J.Ritchie, Mary J. Ritchie and
Henry M. Atkinson, made at the Spring term A.D.
lS.and to cie directed, I will on -
Saturday, November p4tb, K. D., 1666,
at one o'clock P. M., offer for sale at rublic Auc-
t:oD. to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door of.SLPberson's UalJL ifl'Jbrownrille, Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, (.the place where th'e
last term of Mil Cour for -said CoGnty was held,)
the South E-xst quarter, of the South .West frac
tional qurrter, of Section nineteen 19) in. Town
ship four (-1), North of Range fifteen (15), East, Jn
Tad NemaFa CoffnTjT, Nebraska Territvry. "
Giren tfndef my hand this th'day 'bf October,
.-D, -
. .GHAELES" O: DOR5EY,
xl-4 4t pff9.bf9 Master in Chanoery
Ayers Cherry PectoraL
A Ik
i
and persons who have a dread of k J
u swallowing n pill. They are, nn- -J
Ffj questionahlv. one of our most JjJ
fr satisfai-toi y CATHARTICS, "
and no household XL
j?V should be with- A V S
vaX out "'em. yy
12 iL XI Di-Q:Ii:D
PLUtP EXTRACT,
AT THE pAlE OE POOQ HOPE
THE H0TTEITT0T3
Having long
used
23 IJOHilT
It was borrowed from those rudo practitioners bjr
THE
English and Dutch Physicians,
On whose recommendation ilwas employed in Eu
rope and has now come into general use.
IT IS GIVE? CHIPFLT IS
Graiel, Chrdhp4 Catarrh of the
Bladder
M0HBID IRRITATION
OF TIIE BApDER AND URETIIRA,
FOR FE31ALE ITEaKXESS and
DEBILITY
For Prolapsus and Bearing ftottftj
or Prolapsns Uteri,
Diseases or The Postate' .Glands;
" RSTEXTIOX, OB In'COKTININCS OF Ultl-NX.
And all diseases requiring the aid of a diuretic
arising from a loss of tone in the par U cori-
cerned in its tracaation..
IT IS RECOMMENDED IS CASE3 OF
DYSPEPSIA,; '
CHRONIC B'iEUMATIsM,
Cutaheoiis Atfections and Dropsy,
To cur3 diseases we mast brin into action the
muscles which are engaged in their rarious func
tions. To neglect them.howerer slight may be the
attack, is sure to affect the boldly health and men
tal pbwera.
OXJR PLESH AND J3L.OCff,
are supported from these sources.
PERSONS OF EVERY PERIOD QF
LIFE
frop ijfancjr to jSld Age;
and in crery state of health, are liable to be sub
jects of these diseases.
The fcause in Mazij Jnstanees are Unknown
Tbaatiet ha'; however, an aJrriratle remedy in
HELMBOLD'S
Eluid Extract of Buphu
Philadelphia Fpefng Bulletin Ed Jaffa!,
gifx. Jo. 1S65.
HELM BO IDS'
Genuine Preparations.
His Solid and Fluid fiiiracts embody
the full strength of the ingredients of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection of all. A ready and!
conclusive test of their properties-.will be
a comparison with those set fori,h in the
United Stales jbispensatoj. .These rem
edies are prepared by if. T. Helmbold,a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city, and we believe them to be re
liable ; in fact, we have never known ah
article Jacking merit to meet wjth a per
.rfinent success, and Mf. HelmbUd's
success is certainly prima facie evvj;!entd.
His Drug and Chemical Wafehouse, in
the city of New York, is not excelled, if
equaled, b arjr in tfe country, jjd we
would advise cur readers, when visiting
that city, to give him a cdl, and judge
for themselves.
IljClfilb old's
Etr a.c t pS P u c hkn,
HI3LMBOLD.
... .
J0IIN F. 3I0RRIS Jlgeni for the
above preparations,
BaowsviLLE, Nebraska.
KiTeaVer,:. 185,17.' li'-jjl-i V.
most delicious and LelLbfal bevtrj
known.
rrey.rf;d ttTa the
lesf jita corrr.2.
ana wniie it uj a;t tue tjirr oi fJM'ui i -u jrn
mont Jara,Felli fur les tain half the price.
... f ,,.
Has been tehdily used f.r yenrs, ty tticr.'niJi
f persons in. alt pjrt. ttie'Couotry, and ii uni
TersillV acknoWicJe-i to b at once nut'ioos, de
llcfousbealtbful and tconbaictl," The sasjo quan
tity will make richer and strttiff p iii-CvS
than any other known. '
Gsborn's Java-CoiTctj:1
Ij part!onary recoramenledT,?a heS'i.Hfiil ber
isj-ne ai l'is mo3t beneficially o-ed tyxhr-n who
sliSerwith Headache Nerrouanc.-s, aa l etherjeju
rious elects from tne u?e of other CcUee, S. v.-
It is prepared with the greatest cwra, - and; e
tains co ingredient whieo ia not-rnore hnnls a-oi
benencial to tho hutnan organism than pure CoSae,
to which fact the "cost itiifull Physicians a
Chemists teniry; ' , ' ' . -
psBQRjvs. vj coffee:
Flas been extensirely used at numerous Sanita
ry Fair throughout the Union, anl teceired er
tificates of the highest rconieaJation. ;
It has also been thoroughly teited1 'asd received
the d rjorn. cf the American Institute dod ether
prominent institutions.
Put up in one pound packages bearing tho fac
simile Signature cf Lewis A. 'j3bornanJ in baxes
of 30 and 0 ibs. and Sold by 'UrocfM'go'nerllly.
AyiiQleaale Depot, antjTmUQ
. ..." SapHreW, '. .
TtlOS. &EID H pO. 'GLOBE MILLS.
Importers and Whblc?ale Dealers, ia let.CcZet,
and Spices. " ., -.r .
Nos. 103 & 105 ITUi-ren ana 2Gtl
Tl'aslilnton Streets Xciy Yorlf.
FRENCH HOTEL!'
- r
On tlie Europeap. piat: r.
Opposite the City H ill aud Par,(dr o?.Franl-foi-tSt.
AZW YQlUC.i '
Spacious tkfwtory.DathRoom an.) Z?arW SVop'.
jSerranfswot a?ocee (orecece rerquUijS. '
Do not believe Runners cr' Haekmn o 'snr. e
arefuir. July l'st. I35. 1 fSin
(Successors to McLauKhTjri'ft 6 wan.)
. ' A'tmaha Valley Bank B'uiliug.- 1
, We respectfully announce td ijiq
Public that they have nowin store, '&
iTew and Large Stock" &f
FAMILY "
AND
4 sy
To vhich they inyite the .attention
of purchasers ... s'.
YOU WILL FIND THE BESi
1 Sugars; Teas, IUo antl Jara CoT
fefc, Pnrc Cider Tlucser and Coal
Canned Fiuih
of the best quality
Oysters. jSddincx,
cat. tTi
GaUv.p, vieklcs.
piamsi" French
Mustard, i Worcesteshire Sauce an$
cslernn eserveLhee$eat..; .
swan & mm
Swun and Brother, de&ire to' call
particular attenfjoh f.q tjieir, largo
and taried Stock ,of
. ..
Tobacco, consisting of Natural Len
and Nectarine and other favorite IranBs
of Plug; Tobacco accl best qualities A
Fine cut aid Spioki'ng Tobacco.
Wrought and jCut Nails, of all sie
Spades, .hoveb. 13room3,Sewin'Tvin?
and Scoop Shovels at t
SWAN & BUO'tf.
Tlic highest price paid forDnller.
Egp) and country jprodii Xi
SAN- & BRO
. ... . .,....
Consult your interst bv cxarnin-
ing Swan & Bro's.GQOiIs and prices
before buying. elsewhere.;-3
y-10-n-J ly.
G 11 A NT' &
CAEAP CASH STORr.
Jllain' Street between Firsi and Second,
BItGWNILLE, N. T,
I Would Respectfully inform the Cittern of
Prownville, and surrounding counjfy tbat;I in-
just received.my fa.Il Stock qf Uootii, comsti-g .'of
Of the latest srylc and bct quslity. Mens heavy
Calf Boots, dgubie soled YWAt t in KiplcUr bnyn
and eh'ildVenj Ifoots and Kbocs. All kinis "of Ia'- -
dics'.tooji and .Shoe o.f.t'ae ae$ianj. besta aliV.'
India Rubber snd Buflfalo Orer .Shdes
for G e ntlerneL ft nd Lad ies
Groceries .of ' vr er j inrd ,
Consisting of the hes brand? of
SiigafCofTee, Tea Pepper, A,U3P'ce
Soda, Candles, Tobacco, .Matches,
Starch. &c.,&.c.,&c.'' -'Vr., ' j "
Woodea "VVax.ej .Slonc ' Ware,
The ncst'Qu.iTity of
Jhe .bevt .Woolen Under and Over ' Sir: j, S.ilt
Salt-by1 the pound ec barret . . .
wnicn ns OFFEKsVoBiALz T '
CHEAP 3TOK CJASPI
All of which he oSTers at
niineUnot to be undersold.
the lowert price
Jeier
. .
UUAM.
JPUOB ATE NOTICE, v ; "
NoHce is herrjj flrt-i te all person inferfiUfn
that S. A. Chamber a Executor yf the I . Vill i
Hii: deceueri h uieU-i trcrmi.ii lor 5et pettie
ment at my effloe , i.tft&t Uandaj; lie Sib uf
Oeiober. A. P. 164 at-40 o'clock A Jl. ii.tha. u
tppolnted for examining ud.l lowina the
The