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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1868)
I 1 ? A i Xj.O cal, JOHN" ln'Vrr XjUX JL Uii. ffSnLLE.JTnCRSDAY, APRIL 2, 1888. l:vriBh'D & EATON. 124 Pit Lfi-SS5iilAMB. " CAf ft. A'. J V be ,0ti,oned Afteiit in St. U & EATON. 124 Pine Sfrteland . cor. bth. I Ant J " ,. i BtteDd lo making col lection andpurchas VrntSlUiill. 11 lot f-j.IAM HOXBY is our authoriied Agent to ' 1. .nberiptions for tbe Adcertittr in Kema b City IVeciact. 4 tta lev is otir authorized A pent to receive I jpii,M H.r tte Advertitcr, atCIirton. i 6K0. U. ' - Vil y " EEPrBLIClSCIXY TICKET far Jryor GEO. W. FAlHl;UOTnER, 'or Council mm J NO. L. CARSON', CHAS.O. DO USE Y, rjJAS. F. STEWART, ROBEKT W. FURNAS, JOHS L. McGEE, or Treatnrrr, Wil. 11. HOOVER, For Crri. - JAS. C. McNAUGHTON, llarihnl and Street Cummiiontrt Viil. A. POLLOCK, City Enqinerr, TDOS. K. FISHER, Cify .4for, BEX J.B. THOMPSON, C'fy Altnm.-y, 0. B. HEWETT. PI TCP or iIcFll & Co. will sue I TISCEL las Studebakcr Wagon. JLISS has Dry Oak Wood for tale. TlSDEL baa Two Horse Corn Planter!. OSAGE ORANGE SEED at McCreery's. 'CXIITER TLOWS at Shelleberger Bro's, " VTSLfSS Full stork at Rainey 4 Lewis'. J5AJ1GAESS in Boots and Shoes at Teare & Co's. POBSEY L BuO., keep a full stock of Clothing. FFwESII Garden Seods and Onion Setts at Bliss'. B.C. LETT, Land Agent, Brownville, Nebraska. '. FIELD and Garden Seed, full stock and fresh, atllcCreerj's. JOHN DEERE'3 genuine Moline Hows. 5C0 at tieo. Hill A Co.'s. CHICAGO custom made Boots and Shoes just rectired at Hackney's. ON'IOX SEED One bushel Large Red 'Weathers -6;d at Teare A Co's. FENCE WIRE inabundanoe, galraniied and not at Sbellenberger Bro's. , ONE Dwelling House for sale cheap ; also, one to t eat, at diss's P. 0. Store. TEKIX BREAKING PLOWS-200 T. It H. Smith A Co.'s make at Theo. Hill A Co.'s. FOR rRlNTS. Muslin?, Delanes and Garden Im plements go to J. L. McGEE A CO's. THE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE has been re moved to tbe Court House Building front room. FARMERS will find it to their interest to stop at tbe Star Betel hen they come to BrownTille. IF you want a good articlo of Family Flour .leave your orders at Bliss's . G. Store, A keep the leit brandt. STRAW GOODS Sundowns, Hats, eta., in abundance and best style at Raincy, Lewis k Co's. 4- BUCKWHEAT Flour, Corn, .Oat?, Hay, Corn Ileal, Bran, Shorts, Cob mealand Wood , for sale at the P. G. Store. FARMERS, fend your orders to Wm. T. Den for fence Wire, Tlows and Brown's Illinois Corn Planter?. 25-4t J.E. CIIAFFEE has just returned from trip to Ohio. I!e it already westernized preferring Nebras ka to his old home. JOHN SMITn has removed to the room beneath Staficrd's lliotcgraj-h Gallery, where his Barber Shop is tied up in good style. DWELLING nOUSE FOR SALE. One of the finest Dwelling Houses in this City ; large grounds ; fruit tree;, shrubbery and all out door conveniences J NO. L. CARSON, . WE are prepared to do all kinds of Stone Mason work in this city or County. Our work for indirid Bali and the county is our reference. 21-St McLi.rGHi.ix A B ridgi. FOR RENT. Four Rooms, good Cistern con venient; one of the most desirable situations in iWnvillo. Apply to J. K. BEAR, Telegraph Office. JJILLINERY Mrs. Schcnck at her rooms over tnt City Drug Store keeps a full stock of Millinery Goods, Patterns, etc. Dresses made in the latest and most fashionable style. SHEELLENBERGER A ERO. are ''killing two birds with one stone," excavating their lot on the comer of 2d and Main and filling in at their resi- denceoa Main between 4th and 5th. J. L. McGEE A CO have now received a portion cf their new stock of Ladies's, Gcnt'sand Children's ioi and Shoes, where any one can find just the rticle they want cheap for cash. AtW HOTEL. We learn that L. D. Robison, of tt American House, has in contemplation the erection of a large brick Hotel. He will do a wise thing, as a much larger house than any we now have "greatly needed. KOB'T TEARE A CO's stock cf Goods is fuller at the present time than it has been at anyone time within tbe past year ; there has not a boat com up tto river this year without seme freight for them nd if you want cAwip good give ihcm a call. CORN PLANTERS. The cheap;: st and moat economical farm implement a man can buy is one of Steward's Hand Corn Planter. It will save iUcost cn ten acres, besides doing the work neat and good nd will last ten years. For sale most anywhere in we city. OFFICES FOR RENT. The Office Eooms now occupied by the County Clerk, the Clerk of the viUrict Court aud U.S. Assistant Assessor of In a . vfrnai Revenue are for rent to first class tenants F. Apply to JNO. L. CARSON, Banker oTAR MILLS Yeast Powder is a compound "ortny, we doubt not, of commendation, as it is Wining a general favorita with housewives. You ho hara not yet tried it should do so at once. It U had at Swan A Bro's, or mwt any other n tLASIlC SPOXO is coming into very generaj Wain the eaft for Matrasses, P;llows, etc., and is jronoacced the healthiest bod that can be slept on. The Sponge is prepared in such a way as to expand o that it cannot become matted, but remains Pen and elastic, and lighter than any bedding ever keretofi ore. Can be bought at McFail A Co's. TEE NEBRASKA CONFERENCE of the M. E. - Church co nvenes in Peru to-day. The citixens are Jin preparations for accommodating all who E: s attn ad ara expectiog a large gathering. iUbp Thompson, of St. Louis, will be present and rt. All are isyitsd to attend. rV-. - THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY h-ldite An- nuai iieeurg a this cfSca last Saturday. Its pro. were Tery intereftic3 and Larmccions, i ne aeclfilon to have a roosirg Fair this Fall waj ta.il. Minutes cf Its proceedings will be- found ci We 4tn page in th Agricultural Department. WALNUT GROYE CEMETERY. ASSOCIA TION. The regular Annual Meeting of this Asso ciation will be held at Mcl'herson's Old Hall on the evening of Tuesday, April 7th, at 7 o'clock, P. Mn at which time the Officers for the ensuing year mi a . - . .. Orf wmpe elected. All who feel an Interest in thefi Assocoation are requested to attend. By order cf the Board of Trustees. v v E- W- THOMAS, Seo. March 20th, 1S63. I VII bALE. One Engine complete of 50 horse' power, with, two Boilrs S3 inches in diameter, 22 feet long, in good order. Together with a large lot of Copper and Iron Pipe, with valves, steam guages, etc. The whole to be told cheap for half cash, the balance on approved security. Apply to 25-4t Wm. T. Den, Brownville, Neb BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. We last week omit'ed several improvements. A. W. Morgan is about building a dwelling on the corner of Nemaha and 3d streets. Dr. Stewart and R. W. Farnas have just finished neat and commodious stables oa their premises. A. P. Cogswell has got th roof on his new resi dence on 1st street. THE TEACHER'S INSTITUTE, which met in the II ih School in this city last Saturday, was a very interesting gathering, and calculated to do much good. Every Teacher in the county should be a member, NEW MILLINERY GOODS. Tha Misses Leach A Simpson, have just received, at their shop on 2d street, a large stock of Millinery Goods, consisting of tbe latest styles and most fashionable goods in the eastern market. Ladies, if you desire anything in their line yea should call soon, Tbey can also make op or trim up goods in tho latest Btylos. . HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o., FOR SALE. De sirous of retiring from the Livery business, I offer for sale my half of the Elephant StabTesof Ben. Rogers & Co., Brownville. If net disposed of at private sale before, the interest jrill be cold at pub lic auction on the 24th day of April, 1368. R. W. FURNAS. Brownville, April 2d, 1S59, LATEST. Johmon Impeached I Great excite ment! Teople rushing in crowds to McCreery & Nickell's Drug Store, making choice selections from their large stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Boohs and Stationery. They have some of those fine Cigars, and their Smoking and Chewing To bacco can't be beat. It is just the place to get your Paints, Oils and Glass while they ara going cheap SEED POTATOES. I have tbe follow ing vari eties of Seed Potatoes for sale : Pure Peach Blow, Early Dover, Early June, Mercer, Fluke, Early Miller, Coppermine, Buckeye, White Peach Blow, Garnet Chili, PriDce Albert, Cuzco, Rusty Coat. Apply at the Furnas Farm near Brownville, or by mail to ISAAC BLACK, Brownville, Neb. March 12tb,lSG3. 24-3t J. E. CHAFFE, proprietor cf the Brownville I Rectifying Establishment, is prepared to supply the demand, to any extent, for pure, unadulterated Liquors. Being thoroughly conversant with tho business and having the latest and most approved apparatus, he can warrant what be cells as pure and true to the brand. Those buying Liquors will find it to their advantage to call on Mr. Chaffe. tf NEBRASKA TEANUTS. We have been the recipient of a few Nebraska Peanuts, raised on tbe farm of Mr. Foot, by Mrs. Foot, near Glen Rock, in this county. They are very largo and altogther an improvement on those shiped hore. Col. Furnas raised some several years ago in bis garden in this city, they yield well and will flourish on almost any light soil, but must be planted vory early to ripen before frost. WE did not, as we should have done last week, call proper attention to Sbellenbarger Bro's large Hardware, Tin and Stova Store on Main street in this City. They have the most complete assortment and largest stock ever opened in this place. From the smallest to the greatest article kept in their line can be had at their store, on terms within the reach of all. They have this spring laid in an im mense stock of Fence Wire, on which they will not be undersold. Give them a call, as we find it im possible to particularize their stock. CHURCH BOARDING SIICOOL FOR liOYS. Talbott Hall, near Nebraska Ciiy, has now been in successful operation for two years, and is commend able on account of the strict attention paid to the the scholarship , morals and health of the students who are here prepared for business or college. The Eohcol is in connection with the Episcopal Church and ender the immediate supcivision of Bishop Clarkson. New buildings for tha accommodation of twenty additional scholars will be finished this Spring. Students admitted at any time. For par ticulars address Rev. John Q. Gasmann, Nebraska City, THE SPRING TERM of tha Brownville Unio i nigh School will commence on Monday, April Cth, under the charge of Prof. J. E. Moore, A. M, as Principal, who will t.ke immediate charge of the High School Department, and Mr. J. S . Schenk, Miss E. Mory and Miss D. Johnston, who will teach tha classes of the Grammar School Department. The School is free for scholars residing within this District, scholars from other Districts will be ad mitted at the usual rates of tuition. Per order of School Bonrd. O. P. HEWETT, Director. CEMETERY IMPROVEMENTS. By the pro ceedings of tha Board of Trustees, published in another column, it wi'.i be seea that a movement has been set on foot to enlarge our Cemetery and to build thereon a residence for a Sexton, who fhall reside there to proteotand superintend the grounds. The object must command the most liberal efforts on tbe ptrt of our citizens, which may be display ed to advantage when the subscription paper otjes around. The efforts of the ladiej we shall wait to commend and not diroct, as they are ever ready to aid such a cause as this, and never fail in employ ing the beat method of doing so, S. M. RICn, has ceased to control the editorial department of the Journal. We, in common with our "brethren of the quill,M sincerely regret this determination on his part, as the fraternity thereby losses an able coadjutor in the fight for true Re publican principlo ; which is only relieved by the fact that on tbe stump he is erer ready to strive for the advance of the good cause. The legal profes sion will again receive his best efforts. BOATS have been moderately plenty daring the past week, and have several times filled oar Levee with goods for our merchants. About thirty ton I? the estimate of goods landed at this point within a week, and a large amount cf produce sent away. Among the many we notice that the Shellenbarger Bro's have receired an immense amount of Fence Wire, Stoves, Hardware, Farm and Garden Imple ments, etc. Tisdel has received a large lot of Sulky Cultiva tors. Yandcver Corn Planters. Tbeo. Dill & Co-a large supply of Lady's Fancy Notions, direct from Stewart's New YorkEmporium The Dprsoy Bro'i hare added largely to their stock of clothing. The Swan Bro"s have greatly replenished their stock of Groceries. Wendel Grant haa jnst opened a supply of Cloth ing at his brick storo, HcFall & Co. hava also greatly replenished their stock of Furniture and Upholstry with many sub stantial and novel articles. .... , , Rainev. Lewis & Co.. have also added largely to j their stock of general merchaniiM, GOOD SCHOOL FACILITIES. Moot jeron desiring to leave the over -crowded East for tha West with their families are naturally timid about venturing fat for fear that they may sot find as facilities for educating their 'Children. We beg leave to assure all that snch feajs apply neither to this town or county. We. know of no section of the county where good schools are not of easy ac cess, and yet more are under contract. In this city we have a large School House, which will accom modate at least 600 scholars, tted op with a view to instruct in every department, where scholars can be taught for all the ordinary requirements of life, or for . College. Besides this tbe State Normal School, one of the best in the west,i3 located at Peru in this County. So, we have no hesitancy in inviting all who with to come west to locate in this cit ty or county. CEDINGS REPUBLICAN CONTENTION. Brownville, March 26th, 1883, Pursuant to notice the Republicans of Brown villa convened at the Republiian Club Room. Hon. It. W.Furnas called to tho Chair, G. W. Fairbrother, Secretary. The object of the meeting was stated by non. S. M. Rich, in an appropriate and stirring speech. Hon. Chas. G. Dorsey moved to proceed to the nomination, of the respective city officers. Carried. On motion, tha nominations were made by ballot with the following result : For Mayor, Goo. W. Fairbrother. For Councilmen, Jno. L. Carson, C. G. Dorsey, C. F. Stewart, R. W. Furnas, J. L. McGee. For Treasurer, Wm. Hoover. For Clerk, James McNaughton. For Marshal and Street Commissioner, Wm. A. Polock. For City Engineer, Thomas R. Fisher. For City Assessor, Benj. B. Thompson, For City Attorney, O. B. Hewett: On motion tha nominations abova wera made unanimous. On motion tha Convention adjourned. R. W. FURNAS, Chairman. Q. W. Fairbrotheb, Sec'y. PROCEEDINGS REPUBLICAN CLUU. March 2Sth, 1883. Club met pursuant to adjournment, Jno. L. Carson, President, presiding. The Treasurer reported that according to tho in structions of previous meeting ha had arranged for the removal of the Club Room to the office of Messrs, Tipton. Hewett & Church . under tho same agreement bold at the City Book Store. On motion the Treasurer's report and arrange ment were adopted. Reports of the Corresponding Secretary and Sec retary on pubiio documents accepted and laid on tha table. Moved that when the Club adjourn it be until next Monday evening. DeForrest Porter being called upon delivered a Bbort and able speech. On motion, adjourned. March 30th, 1863. Club met pursuant to adjournment. President in tho Chair. On motion the Chair appointed Messrs. Fisher, Polock, Ch arch, Rich, Dorsey and Morgan a Corn- mittee to see that all voters are duly registered pre- paratory to the coming City Election. Tho Committee appointed to secure campaign documents reported that they have received and destributed a largo number of documents from Congressman Taffe, and from Ed. Smith, messenger of the Senate. On motion, .Jictolved, That the thanks of this Club and all Republicans ara due Hon. John Taffe and Ed. Smith for their services in the cause of Hepublicanism. G. W. Fairbrother is working in the interest of the Club in securing a club of 50 subscribers for the New York Tribune. He furnishes the weekly Tribune at $1 a year. On motion Club adjourned to next Friday night. JNO. L. CARSON, President. J. L. CoLHirr, Secretary. PROCEEDINGS WALNUT GROVE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. Brownville, March 27th, 1868, A meeting of the Officers of this Association was held at tho office of Thomas A Broady, at 7 o'clock, P.M., at which were present : R. W. Furnas, R. V. Hughes and J. C. Peuscr, Trustees, and E. W. Thomas, Sooretary. On mo.ion it was resolved that It. V.Hughes and E. W. Thomas be appointed a Committee to confer with the Common Council of the City of Brown ville, and to institute such proceedings as may be proper to secure to this Association the title to blocks in the said City cf Brownville. On motion it was resolved that R. W. Furnas and J. C. Deuscr be appointed a Committee to circulate subscription papers for the purpose of raising the means necessary to build a ner.t and substantial house in the Cemetery, suitable for the residence of a Sexton, and for the purpose of improving the grounds of said Cemetery, On motion it was resolved that Ncal Milfer be appointed Sexton, and that he be instructed to take charge of tbe Cemetery and to sea that no graves be dug tnerein except under his direction. Renolned, That R. V. Hughes be instructed to collect as soon as possible all money due to this Association. Retohed, That notice be given in tho newspapers of the Annual meeting of this Association on the first T uesday in April, 18G3, at 1i o'clock, P. M., at Mc Pherson'g Old Hall. Itctolved. That R. V. nughes be requested to causa to be printed at the expense cf this Associa tion such notico as he may deem proper to prevent tresspass upon the grave yard, and that he have the same posted. lUsolced, That Neal Miller be authorizod to re plant where necessary the Hedge around the grave yard . B. W. FURNAS, Pres. Board. E. W. Thomas, Secretary. LITERARY NOTICES JYanl Lctlict' Ladia' Magazine for April is eer tainly a gem in its line. With its larga colored and still larger Fashion Plate, uncolored; its many patterns, notions, etc., and its large amount of in teresting reading matter, make it a most desirable acquisition to tha family. Ladiei' Friend for April contains the usual num- ter 0f plates devoted to the fashions, and to dif- ferent styles of ladies' and childrens dresses. It - - v contains besides tae usual double steel Fashion Plate, a beautiful and pathetio steel engraving "Caught by the Tide.' Godey'i Lad y 't Bool for April, is fully equal to its predecessors. Its literature is made up of ar ticles from the pens of the best writers of the day The ladies will find in it the usual amount of de signs for Fancy Work ; also no less than thirty nine Ergrarings for ladies' and children' dre?ses and other garments. Harper'i Weekly, Illustrated, certainly gives one abetter idea of passing events than can possibly be obtained otherwise. Its illustrations are from the best artis tf, a large corps of whem all over the eonntry, are constantly contributing to its columns all passing events of note. It is just now of the utmost value because of its illustrations of the im ceachment, which or themselves are wortn more a than the yearly cost of the papor, WilJx$' Spirit of tit Timet published at J01, William Street, New York city, is a paper which co man who pretends to any knowledge of horse- esh, field-sports, or the stage, can well do with out, to say nothing of matches made in the ring, and on the turf. It it loyal to the core, and vakt able in any department. The Chicago Tribune u certainly loyal enough to command tbe respect and patronage of every loyal man in tha Great West. Utflinching, nnwaver- ing and aealoua in the Eadical ease, it .fcnnM nni be shoved aside for large eastern papers, no sound r, no better; and in no aenso o much entitled to I western patronage. Try it. Tte Wavcrly JIagatine,no'niabs XXiYlXoI-. um. haa made its editor name, Jlosea A. Dow, a "household word," and has that success which can 'come alone from true merit, n u ona oi tne very best publications in the land, whose visits will be anxiouslv looked for and never pass vntlionneav I ins some valuable instruction i 1 1 ;t.n,.t;nn I The Ledger. This name alone if sufficient, pro nounced in any crowd, to draw a host of v oiccs oud it its praise. The abova periodicals ara for sale by tho single tiumbc-r, o inscriptions received bj tna year, ai l.D. Mafjh's City Book Store. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in tha Post Office at Brownvilla, April st, ms i Allen Mrs Kate Alien J Ames x Babcock 11 Bell Josephine Barlow hu.ana Miss Coakly Joel Clrk Th,cj Cranford W L Daily Frank Drew Simeon J Dogherty Dan Ellis Jane Ellis Edward Forney A C Farnham Archilatls Green Samuel Gallup C M Grier W Y nni Wm tj jlmei Mollia M ' Clark Chamber! Clark G VV Dunn Mrs 2 Dunn Wm Davidson Frank Derifelctt Gu3taval Eilers Job a D 2 Ellis Thos J Eckles Cha Farnham Johniihaa Foss S W 2 GuillattThos Griffith Wm n Green Joseph E 2 Harris Mis E Hayes Miss Adia Harris Wm Johnson Joseph Kipp Col Wm B Kennedy T H "--... Morris Wm ' -Moutoiaery J V Perry Danl Pax ton Thompson Ritchey John Randall Matilda Roberts James H Schwan Christian Shwrliff II U Sloan Thomas Simmons John Stark Lizzie O Lynch Wm Murry S irah A More George 3 Met urron Ibos J Parmer Mary A Pa poo n Bessie O Rob J Q A Raymond Sml Roberts Ann Simpson Mrs M J .vcheen rafsy Small Mr E Ktull C n Sexton Geo Tl 2 Smith Miss Lucinda J 3 Strunk Ebby Snider Mr Steinman nenry Thompson Lewis Stevenson James Thompson W Tannen Freich William: Milton Wil'ron David WilliamiMaiindaB Wet B H Wilson Frenk Williams MaryE Wheeler Mrs Ana Wilson Cidney 2 Wilsen Mary L art Jacob Willson Chas Financial and Commercial. Fluancial. Ami., 1st, 1863. Gold has retrained steady, closing at 13S. Gov ernment Bonds a shade higher. Henry Clew A Co. furnish the annexed quotations : Coupons of '81, 111111K; do '62,109l09?i ; do '64 do '05, 1G8103J4 ; do new, 1G3103 ; do '67, 107 ; 10-40's, 100100J4 ; 7-30's,105;$(gl07 The Assistant Treasurer bought about $250,000 cf 7-30 notes and sold about $500,000 in gold The war botween Vanderbilt aqd Drew has been the principal excitement in financial circles in New York, The Assembly Committee have unanimous ly reported against the Erie Bill, which favored the Drew interest, and the report was sustained by 90 to 32. It is not likely that the matter will end here, as the sympathy of the money managers is said to be with Drew, as againct tha greet railway king and monopolist. Tho following ara the Chicago prices of Land Warrants and College Scrip: Bnying, College Serin (160 acres,) $135 160s, War of 1812 ? 168 120s, Ward 1312 122 80s, War 1812 94 40s, 44 160s 164 120s 118 Selling. $145 180 135 97 47 175 132 BrownYillc Blarkets. Flour Winter 1 sack 17 00f3 00 4 Spring sack Buckwheat V.Tb 00 50 8 65 15 12 15 12 5Q (0 13 18 40 27 25 15 CO 75 25 20 12 10 75 Meal ) bushel ? Bacon Ilams $ fb 17 Shoulders lb - Sides To 15 15 15 Canned Lard lb Golden Syrup gal SugT House Molasses $J pal Sugar New York A. lb- 00 25 20 4 Brown y To 13 40 33 Coffee Java lb Rio lb Cheese N. Y. Factory lb- 30 Country t 2 20 Tea Imperial $ fi 50 25 50 Black ti lb Young Hyson f B Candles '$ lb Apples Dried $ lb 15 Green t-? bushel 2 00 2 1 50 Dried Peaches i lb 15 20 Potatoes $ bushel Coal Oil V'gl" Eggs doz 1 75 75 10 25 25 1 50 10 8 3 10 20 00 45 00 45 00 45 00 3 00 9 00 6 50 00 75 10 Butter f lb Honey i lb 35 30 2 00 15 10 4 Onions j) bushel Sets 4 qt Beans f lb Salt $ lb--.- I ickeis ti dcs" 15 Lumbor Cottonwood $ 1000 25 00 50 00 50 00 " Oak Walnut Pine-- 85 00 Shingles Cottonwood J1C00 3 00 9 00 7 00 9 00 6 CO Pino Lath Cottonwood 1000 " Pine)10CO 8 50 4 00 14 5 Wood cord Hides Dry t lb 15 6 " Oreeu A .X DEALEES IH" 4- STAPLE AND FANCY t Embracing all the !fl1r TICO ef tha Season. Also, a large and well-?elected stock of iEsa U u J ai ir y Gents Furnishing: Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. Our Goods were bought ox first bands, and we think we can offer such inducements to purchasers as cannot fail to enit those wishing to bay. Call and see for yourselves. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods 50 LEGAL NOTICE. Hiram L. Randall, Plf, I Before X. G.Randall, VM. Df't S State or bra.. ' S 1. W Y - ,, A on the 3-1 day of March, 1S6S. said Janice issued an Order of Attochment in tne anove actio for tbe sum i of $14 75. EISAJC L, RAX DA XX. March 7th, loeS. fiV2t WW? AND SPECIAL NOTICES. ADDKEDS TO TIIE NERVOUS AND PEBILITAT ed wbo6e sufferings nave been protracted from hidden cause, and whose cases require prompt treat ment kk reader existence desirable, ir you are suffer In)? or have eutferedfroni li. voluntary discharges, what effect doe it produce uprn your general hea th.? Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Does alittle extra exertion produce palpitation of tbe heart? Does your uVer, or urinary organs, or your kidneys fre o CO quantly pet out or orucr is yonr urine Eomeumes tuick, miifey. or fl.xAy. ox is it ropy on setting? Or quantly pet out of order ? Is does a thick scum rise to ti e top ? Or is a sediment at ' the bottom alter it has stood awhile? Do you have tpel'.s of short breathing or dycpcp'ia? Are your bowels constipated ? Do you havo epelU' of fainting J3 ci or rushes of blood to the head? Is your memory im- retrod? Tjvojrmind constantly dwel line coon this t-3 2 subject? Do you feci dull, listless, moping, tired of COCipauy, OC ll:e t W juu bii iu irit aiuucr, tuci away from everybody Does any nine tning maae you start or jomp 2 Is jour sleep broken or restless ? Is the lustre or yoir eye as nnniant SDeDioom on your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy youraelf in socie ty as we.l ? Do you pursue your bufisess with the Q sameenercy ? Do you feel as ruucb confidence in your self? Are yonr ppiritsdnll and flagging, given to fits 25 t.f melancholy if po, do not lay it to your liver or dyspcrE'a Have you restless nights? You back weak your knees weak,' and have bet little apetite, and jou attribute tnis to-yspepia or liver complaint Now, reader, sclt-abure, venerial diseases baoly cured, and texual excesses, are all capable nf produc ing a weakness or the generative organs. The organs cf generation, when in perfect health, make the man. Did you ever think that tho?e bold, deflant, energetic, persevering, successful business men are always those wtoc generative c-rsans are in perfect heatlh ? Ton never near such men complain of being mel8.ncholly, of nervousness, cf palpitation oi tne neart. iney are never afraid they cannot succeed in business ; they don't become sad and discouraged ; they are always polite and pleasant in the company or ladies, and look voa aud them right la the race none or your downcast looks or any other meanness nboulthem. I do not mean those who keep the organs inflamed by running to 6xces. These will not only ruin their constitutions, but also those they go business with or for. How many men from badly cured diseases, from the elTects of self-abuse and excess, have brought about tht state cf weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so mcch as to induce al most every ether disease idiocy, lnnacy, paralysis, spinal afTections. suicide, aud aiiuost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of tbe trouble scarcely ever suspectet", and have doctored for all but tee right one. Disea es of these oreani reqnire the use of a dlnret- lo. HELMBOLD' S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for diseases of tbe bladder, Kidneys, Grave!, Dropsy, Organic Weak ness, Female Complaints, General Debility, and all dieail3 of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male or r'ema'.e, from whatever caase originating and no matter of how long standing ji noireainiuui is s-uuiiimeu iu, vimsumimuuui m- sanity may ensue. Oar flesh and blood are supported If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In from these sources, and the health and happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon tha prompt use of a reliaole reniecy. Helmboid'a Kstraet Buchu, established upward of 18 years, p repared by u . T. hklxbold, Druggist. 6Si Broadway. New Tor k, and 101 South 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pnicr SI 25 per bottle, or 6 bottles lor $6.60 deliv ered to any address. Sold by all Druccists everywhere. iEARlESS, catarrh, co;- J SUMPTION AND CANCER" CURED. A Treatise cn reafnoff, C8tarrh, "Consumption and -ancer; their canrcs, means or spceoy renei ana ulti mate cure. By a Pupil of the Academy or Jieaicine, Paris. Sent to aur'idrpss for l'J cents. Letter fromRob't ilcMnrdy, P D., U.D., Grand Prelate of Grand Encampment of U S, and Editor of tne National Freemason : New yokk. Sept. 17, 1SC7 Dr. Stillwell was ln charge of Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria, va., during; the war. I f requentiy, almost daily, for months. visited this Hospital, arid had every raens of knowing his repuvaiion for efficiency aud skill. It was of the moot creditable character, and his success in the treatment of patients was romarkable. liODEBT iiCilURDY. Organic Vibrator. It fits Into the ct, lnot perceptible, removes sing ing noises in the head, and enaoles deaf persons to hear distinctly at churtfi ana public assemblies, mis in strument will often produce results almsst miraculous aud Indeed in cases of long standing deafness, It will relieve in a ehort time. It may be adjusted with the ease of spectacles. DR. ST1LLWKLL will be professionally at 31 East Washington place, University Bnlldings, N. T., daily, 10 to 4, except Tuesdays, wheu he will be at his rooms 1032 Piue Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 12-16-ly DOCTOR. WHITTIER j HAS been longer engaged in the treatment of Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than any other Physician in St Louis. j Syphilis in all its forms, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Orchilis, Diabetes, and ail affections of the Urinary and Sexual Organs, are treated with the greatest success. i Spermatorrhea, Bemal Debility and Im ! potency, as tbe result of self-abuse in youth, or . sexual oxreuRO in tr.atnrer years, which produce some of the following effects, as blotches, debility, diziness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil forebodings, aversion t society of females, losa of memory and sexual power, and rendering marriage tmproper can be cured. 1 Persons suffering from Consumption, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Rup ture, oi any other chronic affection, may rely upon roceivlng a radical cure. i Particular attention given to all Female Com plaints; Inflammation and Ulceration of the ; Womb, Leucorrhea, Chlorisis, Sterility tc. Most cases can be properly treated withou t an interview, and medicines sent by mail or express, secured free from observation. Consultation by letter or at office fqee. Charges moderate and cures guarrantied. STT0nce, viUh hospital accommodations for pa tieuts, No. 617 St. Charles street, between Sixth and Seventh, St. Louis, Mo. i .EVERY BODY can get, in a sealed envelope. my Theory and treatment of Sexual and Urinary Diseases, conta nins roll symptom lists, for twe postage stamps ; also, my Paper relating to Chronic ami Female Complaints, for a three cent stamp. ! 12-17-ly ERRORS OF YOUTH. A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indifcrotion , will, for tho s&ko of suf fering humanity, send free to all who noed it, the receipt and diracticns for making tho simrle rem edy by which he was cured, enncrers wishing to profit by the advertiser s experience, can do so by addressing, in pcrlectconbdence, JUIiji 15, 341yP 42 CeJer Street, New York TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tho REV. EDWARD A WILSON will send (free of charge) to all who desire the prescription vrim mo directions i or making ana using iuo pim ple remedy by which he was cured of a lung affec tion and that dread disease Consumption. It is only object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, aa it wi 11 cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Please ad dress REV. EDWARD AWILSOS, No. 153 South 2nd St.. Wniifiai'bar?. New York DOCTOR MOTT'S COXCEPTIOX rREVEVriYIV TS nsr-d bv over three hundred thousand ladies in JL the Atlantic States alono, and by a large nnmber in the West, who would not be without it for ten times its cost. It is to this Preventive that the mothers of thoso States owe their Immunity from large families. It is absolutely certain, convenient to nie and withal beneficial to health. Abortion is criminal, then use means perfectly moral and pro- ner. Send stamp for pamphlet, containing full particulars. Address, Dr. A. C. Yniber, (P O Box 3092) 719 st. Charles etreet, i 11-17-ly St. Lofis, Mo. INFOR1MATIOIT. Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a recipe for the removal of Pimples, tlotches, Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by . i i . . rrTtrc r rtti i thi i v ri - . aauressing. moo. p . iiuai iiiaii , vucmist r2.lliroaiwav.Aew ork . Drs. Wesley & Pierce i riavefr many years treated Trivate Diseases with unexampled success, bavin? bad twenty years ex I perienceln the Hospitals of this and other coun tries. They have devoted their whole time and energy to the treatment of private complaints; their success in the treatment of those Ions stand ing and difficult cases such as were fofmerly con sidered incurable, is sufficient to recommend them , to the public as worthy of the extensive patronage I which they have received. The universal and uu jfailing success in the treatment adopted by them, ihas proved, beyond a doubt, that a permanent cure for the worst cases of Constitutional Syphilis, Gon orrhoea, Stricture in any form, all Mercurial affec tions, diseases of the Skin, Kidneys and Bladder can be obtained. I Also, the effect of a solitary habit ruinous to body and mind, producing blotches, debility, Im po tency, dlzzleess, dimness of sight, &c, &c, and rendering marriage improper, which annually 'sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of the most exalted talent and brilliant intel lect, may rely upon a permanent cure. Xo charge I for advice or consultation. All communications j strictly conacntiai. bend two three cent stamps 'for treatise relating to ail private diseases. No ' Mercury nsed. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday, 10 a. m. to S p. m. Otnce 413 Olive St. i Address all letters to f. O. Box 2603, St. Louis, Mo. 12-18-ly SEPARATOR AND CLEXER. . -3 ft to CD Manufactured and Sold by J. GAR IDE & CO., ATCHISON, KANSAS. THE trial of this machine at various County and State ?air3, and the Judgement of everyone wh) sees and r.s?s it, unite in pronouncing Brln kerbootf'S Cora Chsller the best ever in v ented. With it a mm can shell hH crop of corn at his leisure without an as sistant, and thereby save in a short time more tnau me Co3t of a Shelter. This Corn ShelUr has taken the nrst premium ror three years pat at tie Jew Tort State Fair, wheu bnt partially perfec-.cd. It has since been brought to a degree of porrect.on, wnicn maces iicompieie. The following is the report oi ice jnnge on mis machine, at the erf at trial .r Agncniiumi implement held at Auburn, 2i. T.' in July. lSf.3. un.ler the aus pices of the New York State Aericultural B-iety : Among the machines on exhibition wai a Fland Corn Eheller, Separator and Cleapc , exhibited by J. Brink erhoff, Auburn, N. Y We bava carefully examined and thoroughly tesed this machine, and have no hesi tation in pronouncing it tho BEST COIttf S3ELLER WK EVER . SAW. It readily adapt itself to ears of any size, or share, f hells clean, and with great rapidity and ease, and the same operation separates the corn from the cob, and the chaff from the corn, and deli vers the corn ready for market ; and it requires bat the la- tor of bet one person to operate it. The whole affair tlir.,a ,n construction and durable, 6lmle ln s" OCIPre. X. f 'itate Alt. So. B. P. JOHNSON, Sec. " S. r.OKISON, Ag. EcL 17. T. Tribune, 8. E. TODD, " ' ' " 'Tlmrs. Eenortof AcrlcuUural Fair Committees, and op'.n ion cf AitrioaUural and other Journals, mie'at be cited at (treat length, bnt wecontent ourselves wi'.h thaTol lowing letter as capping them all : Copy of Letter from U. S. Aycnlfor Paris Univer sal Xt&jJUSUUl. U. S. Agency for Pns Universal Espositien. 1 Xo. 46 Tark Row, Times Bniidins. New 5'ork, Pec. 8th, 1S66. J MR. J. BRTNKERUOFF, Esq., Dear Sir : iiy Ad visory Committee, appointed to select Implements for Exhibition at the Universal Exposition ln Paris, in 16S7, have selected and rocom mended to me,,your CORN SIIELLER as the best ln America. I have cccepted their report, and will rorwara your Fheller, if delivered here, ready for shipment cn or before January 1, 1367. Tours Truly, J. O. DERBY, IT. s. Agent, tc. Trice 25 and 30, According to finish and size of balance wheel. Samnle shelters shipped on receipt of the price and warranted to fcive satisfaction , or the Machine will be taken back and the money refunded up a notice witaiu a reasonable time. Address WM. T DEN, Ag't, 18-23-dnmf Brownville, Jeuraia. X-ii:o.o M U n I SHORTEST ROUTE! QnicKest Time!! Ye retnrn thanks to our mena3 ana the trading public for tho libe ral patronage they have thus far extended us. Our aim shall te to so conduct our business ns to merit the confidence of our customers." All represen tations guarrantied. Yo keep on hand a complete stock of all kinds of goods required for this market, and as to prices Will Kot 'be Undersold 1 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots & Shoes Hats, Caps, &c. &c. &c. AH Kinds of Produce TAKEN in exchange for Goods, for which the highest maiket price wilt be allowed. ROBERT TEAR & CO. Corner lain and Second Street January 1st, 1363. THEO. HILL & CO., Deaiers in DRY GOODS, Groceries, HARDWARE Ladies' Gent's Children's an BOOTS and SHOES, Quccnsvrarc, GLASSWARE, 2EE 'ei " J and Caps Agricultural IMPLEMENTS. FURS, NOTIONS, CARPETS, Forming, perbar. tho most complete and ex tensive stock tffered to Wholesave or Retail purchasers west of tha Missouri River. Never having heen outdone for extent of SUxkor Fair'detUnita, they merit the confid ence and patronage of 'ALI,l I Ribd DOESSY & SEO., Slain Street, BROWNVILLE. Dealers in Men and Boy's ' 1 ! i- s- --- g-: Furnishing- Goods HATS and CAPS, BOOT S rAHTEOEq CARPET-BAGS BLQVBS. Blankets and Umbrella s 1 Have juat received and will keep con stantly on band a Iare and well assort ed stock of the above, and all other ar ticles in their line, which they oifer to the public at VERY LOW PRICES At tlio Eisn of ths Biff used me ad. Is tho plica totsy FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTRYIU Keep constantly on hand a complete assortment cf Sofas, Bedsteads, Beaurcaus, Springs beds, WhatNots Wardrobe?, Hocking Chain, Wah Stands ll tt Racks, Chairs, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Parlor, nua Parlor Tablf Metalia Cases, Mar ble toped Stands ? Lounge. K Settee?, Sy ' Mattresses, " Lounge Springs Teta-tetes Kitchen Safes, Plain Stands; Kocking Cribs, Bed Spring. Children's SwinCribs, 03 ce Chairs, Comforts, C.-ib3 and Gigs, FifEo Stools, Tc8poy Stands, Gilt and Ro?cwood Moulding, Sheets, Pillows, Pillow Slips, etc., etc., etc, etc. how Cases and cfjlcetcorh made to order And anything and everything required to let op plain' or fancy housekeeping. AH of their ware 'u either manufactured or put ud under their ppccial superintendence, which enable them sound articles at smaller prices thaa eastern manufactutcd goods. OUH HEARSE ' - O'o M---" 'iL.i mmm is at the servlcs of iht pullie at any time it may be needed, and is gotten up in as Cue style as an farther cast. Hetalic Burial Cases, of all sizes constantly on hand, at eastern prices. We are doing bmifii?3 on strictly cash principle, At a tmall profit, and by attention to business and the wants of the community, expect i a the futur as in the past to receive the patronage of the pub lio generally. M'FAIjIj & CQ. Bex. Rogers. It. TT. FXTa.VA. BEN. ROGEHS, c CO., Livery, recdjand Sale Stable, . Main Street BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA- Dealers in all kinds of Stock. Tlorses Bought.Seld and Exchanged. Stock boarded by the day or week. ' The Proprietors have recently erected an entire new, large and cc-mtnodous Stable on Main Street near the oi l Brownville ITnu3o. Their Stock is all fresh and Vebijlc? tew. Tho public can be accom modated at all hour?,day or night. A Stock corrall with an abundant supply cf pure water atached to the Stable. 4t-ly TO THE LADIES. for or;:: collar oxly. WE are sciiinj SUJ;, S'trirh, Dry and Ftney Hood of every deorip' ion, also, Siltr Ware, Furniture, dc. Yalitalle Pretentu, from S2 to tent fret of charge to agents sending clubs of ten and cpwar.13. Circulars sent free to any adlrm. MESSENGEIt CO.. 42 L'anorer Sllioiton, JL'ai. T.O. Box 2331. U-I3-5a nesiiET. A 3 SO fc--.t.' 1 i .1 . . ml. J tX j c .: o V "5- 7. I -3 w a r."3 4 K -i' : j ll' t xn w . m rd ul- )X- c! h :ir ral h ir. c: m b3 il-8- 13 C3, .ve. )2.) 13 S is; ta oa Oil ti- n i!i ha ca nh jet J'.V 53, 2r-" ad tly Ji- .3d i , ol ! n- ua nl ;e of all oa Ich iy 3St f iry I tlaf ars ia-1 83.1 iidj es.l bail x ;, kl ir c ex, :) 0
