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' u al'coiinly ralr must band in
j 'tbc lotli of Slay.
f l'F.E Stoneware at McGee & Co'.
jISDELbai Studebaker Wagon.
rrr.E DRUGS at the City Drug Store.
OLbEN Laundry Soap at Swan & Bro'.
" 4 SHEETIXG Jest received at D. JIajs.
VjJjeL tef Two Dorse Corn Planters.
CLITPEI. FLOWS at Shelleberger Bro'i.
CLES KOCK FLOUR atTheo. llill A Co'.
crBLVG and Fall Wheat Flour at McOee A Co.
, c. LITT.'Land Agent, Brownville, Nebnuka.
TO FLORENCE Sewing Machine for Bale at
jLLotlS AXD NEBRASKA FLOUR at Swan
other'i.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOtS at J. L.
, lie A Co'a.
;C2S DEEKK'S genuine Moline PIowi.600 at
o. Hill A Co.'a.
:i0 1'LRCll of Rock and any quantity of Brick
ru.ebyJ.L. McGce A Co.
TWO THOUSAND BJta Wall Taper jnet re
ared t the City Drug Store.
BOOTS AND SHOES for the whole country at
"eiie A Co'e at the lowest cash price.
r.ELIGIOUS. Services at theM. E. Church next
.aJj morcirg and evening at the usual hour.
ALEXANDER KLD GLOVES, at
D. MAY'S New Store.
PEORIA Breaking Piowe. Fence Wire and Farm
Vis at S3F.LLENBERUER BROS.
5000 YARDS CALICO'.!! Just received at
rlg l'rve, at D- MAY'S.
TZK.IS BREAKING PLOW3-200 T. A H.
"ilth A Co.'i make at Tbeo. Hill A Co.'a.
ALL PERSON? indebted to ui will please call
i le-.tle immediate y. DORSEY k BRO.
THE F.ROWNVILLE CITY MILLS are turning
-A u Cue an article of Flour as can be made.
; 630CASSMESE PANT3 AND VESTS at eld
iie price at D. MAY'S New Store.
ENTERPRISING. We notice our city butchers
i-toat aiUj a ElemliJ new market waron.
; LIGHTNING RODS AND PUMPS sold and put
t-,in town and county, by Jonx C. Dkcseb.
SIIELLENBARGER BRO'S are Agents for the
I r'.d-renowned Champion P.ejpen and JIoxer$.
; 10D CASSMEUE SUITS at Now York Prices.
Ml at D.MAYS,
Bedford A Conner's Store.
j TEARS A CO., kep the best assorted stock of
?'-y G'kJ A Orreries in Brownville, and they are
f r a cheap lor cash.
; EMIGRANT TEAMS may be feen on our streets
i 'j, fuiaetimei as many as ten or fifteen beiug in
I jh; at one time.
NO CHARGE TO SHOW GOODS 1 Every visit
tl more than repay you. Call at
I D.MAY'S New Store.
ini.K sold as low as by any ; and re one person
tlngti more than another, by B. B. Thompson,
I.'uwnville Dairjman.
JUST RECEIVED ! 100 yards Tratapezt Cait--
for Ladie a Walking Sacki.
at D.MAY'S New Store.
KIXED PAINTS all colors ground and ready
for hk, for sale by George Berkley, Carriage, Sign
i Hiue Pair. ter, over McComas' Drug Store. -
SCOAR CURED CANVASSED HAMS, put up
tj H. Ames & Co, ot St Louis, a Dice article at -
Svam & Bro's.
CEROMOS, Giggs, Perambulators and the most
2pifieent stock of -Furniture ever opened in the
ert at McFALL A CO'S.
fCPEPvTOR Table Rook Hour and Rock Island
"gto and left hand plows for sale by
WM. T.DEN.
C00D! GOODGOODS!! Plenty of Goods I!!
"" Goodi !!!! Bargains in Goods !!!! 1 Forcheap
Wviedigoto ' " TEARE 4 CO'S,
McPherson's Block.
- THE BIG SHOW 13 COMING! Yet it is noth
1E6 n comparison to the great Bhow of Rustic,
Linen and Taper Window Shade and Wall Paper
MiU City Drug Store.
T)0WN 1 DOWN, STILL LOWER ! ! I will not,
&nt m t and shall not be undersold ! I defy compe-tli-a!
D. MAY',
New Store C. A B's old stand.
EENRY SHAFFER, Brtok Maker, of thi city,
u w g to hare a brick press in operation ia his
Jrd n.ij (eiion. This ia a guoi thing, and we will
f?e&k mjr of it anon.
'ARSH is kept in " hot water" all the time be
1 a of the fact that his goods go off about as fat
h cm order them. Ha says he's bound to keep
BP nd to the gcods keep oomiDg daily.
SADIXG SIDEWALKS. Dr. Thurman and
aerJchason are doing a
commendable job by
ra:cg andfi.ling in their
sidswalks. A few more
EW RESIDENCES. We notice the lumber
f.
anew residence on 4i.h between Water and Rich-
' ets. Our impression is that Dr. Arnold ha
CEe of nert residence lot in the city.
IMnr. -
tWS TO ALL !! ! Call and get the
last I I am the Dry Goods and Clothing Rcg-
D.MAY,
The new and cheapest store in the west,
Conner A Bedford' Stand.
BILL'S NEW GOODS have arrived. They have
reajy caaguifioent 6tock of everything in the
ltli M.t r 3
ury uoods, etc., selected with care, paid for
a na backed by a determination to setl for the
on Lleral terms as any house in the woeL ;
C2ARLE3 Q. DORSEY. of the Clothine firm
ait "v3 iiro-1ft yesterday for the east to lay in
. bicg and Gcnfa Furnishing Good
u bring a f09i gtock M WM eyw eff,red
iti aiM low figaro. .
' JM1,LIAMS.7 CA.fivi St.JV. E.
b VT, .n! honed Agent in St. Louis
' .m attend to making collection! and
Jibe CitTst'-
rr iSTIXCi office forsake.
iV-iiln? aa entire new cKicc
riiie way, wc oJ!cr, at a l;ar
,in tlx' iisalrrlal ca which the
Vllc(!,, Is now printed, to
ri cr with Presses and maleri
I fur a first class country Job
.lice .
NO HUMBUO 1- 360 acrei ef Land free of charge !
By patronizing the New Store you can ave more
than enough to buy the Land. Be convinced and go
to D. MAY, .
The New Store C. A B'a old stand.
FOR SALE IN SEASON. Sweet Potato, Egg
Plant, Tomatoes, all varieties, nead Lettuce, Celery,
and Cabbage Plants;- JVow Ready : Tomato, Head
Lettuce and Earl j Cabbago Plants.
20-tf R. W. FURNAS, Brownville.
CHANGES. We learn that Dr. McPherion has
again taken the Brownville Steam Saw and Flouring
Mill in hand, and the public may depend upon its be
icg run right.
Joseph L.Roy.haa bought ctt, and will close up
the Barbar Shop formerly owned by John Smith.
ATLANTIC street, between 3d and 4th, was can
sldera bly damaged by the late heavy rains, the water
having washed through underneath and abeut ten
feet of the north side has caved in. Another rain
or two will cut clean through if something is not
done to protect it.
IMPKOYED FARM FOR SALE.-I.will sell an
improved farm of 1C0 acres, 9 miles west of thit
city , for $4,000. It has a hedge fence all around it
and is hedgcd)ia 40 acre lots; each fortybas run
icg water on it ; with a No. 1 dwelling bouse, good
barn and tenant house on the premises.
SO-tf CHAS. McPHERSON.
A NEW LAND CFFICE has just been opened by
Messrs. Barrett A Lett 3d door below the U. S. Land
OSce. They are perfectly acquainted with every
quarter section of the Nemaha Land District, and
know the .laws thoroughly. Whoever deals with
them may be confident of having his business fairly
and thoroughly attended to.
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING.
There will be a meeting of the members of the Wal
nut Grove Cemetery Association on Tuesday even-
ng next, at 8 o'clock, at McPherson' Old Hall. All
persons feeling interested in promoting the interests
of the Association, and particularly the ladies, are
invited to attend. R.W. FURNAS, Pres.
E. W. Thomas, Sec.
"THE CAMELS ARE COMING," You bet. The
best Circus that has ever favored the west with its
performances will be here and perform next Satur
day afternoon and night. The Orton Brothers are
star performers themselves and are now surrounded
by as good talent in the show line as the country
affords. Their Camels are quite an attraction, be
tides which they have many other attractions, all
of which combine to make theirs the greatest
Circus now travelling in the West.
A CARD. Dr. J. Crane, having opened a private
ofuce one door east of Rainey A Lewis store, may
hereafter be found there at all hours of the day
when not professionally engngf L
He will give special attention to surgery, ehronic
diseases and obstetrics. Being a graduate of the
University of Pennyylvania and having had twenty
years eXperienco in the practice of hie profession he
offtrs, with some degree of confidence, his services
to the public. Case from abroad will be received
and treated, and consultations by letter or other-
ise promptly attended to.
TERSONAL. Last Thursday evening our sacc.
turn was graced by the genial presence of Dr. A. S
Stewart, Delegate to the State Republican Conven
tion from Paw neo county, and 11. Holcomb, dele
gate to the same from Richardson. From both of
these gentlemen we gathered the impression that
both political and agriculturally the prospects for a
large yield this fall are very encouraging.
Mr, Atkinson, of Coir tubus, Ohio , brother of Capt.
At linson f f this city , called on ns last Monday. He
is well pleased with the country and thinks that ve
getation is at least two weeks early here than there.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NEMAHA AND ADJOIN
ING COUNTIES. We have opened a Wholesale
and Retail Furniture House in Nebraska City where
we expect to do business, and , by making our prices
lower than any house this side of St. Louis, we ex
pect to command the trado of all South Flatte
Many have been buying in St. Joseph and othor
points on the Missouii river, paying at much ormor
than tee trll for nearer horn Our stock is large and
complete, nd we assure you we will always keep up
with the times in Etock and price. Ten years ex
perience in the business and large ca?h purchases
enable U3 to Pell goods as low or lower than any
house in the West. We want your trado and ask
you to examine our stock.
A. A. ARRISON & CO.
Nebraska City, Neb.
LITERARY NOTICES
The Ladie' Rcpotitory, for May, is before ns.
As & frontispiece it has a life like portrait of Gov.
Thomas C- Fletcher, of Mo. It is filled with choice
reading matter and should be in every household.
Send $2 to Poe A Hitchcock, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
you will receive it the balance of this year, or $1.75
for six months.
The Adantii Uontlly , one of the host literary
magazines of thu or any other country," has been
received for May. The history of the Turf and the
noted Trotting horse of America can be found in
the May cumber, and a large variety of other read
ing matter. $4 sent to Ticknor A Fields, 124 Tre
mon itreet, Boston, will got the Atlantic fo' 1 year.
Franl Leeliet' Ladie' Magaxint, for May, came
to hand last week, filled to over-flowing with choioe
and late fashions, patterns, notions and a lot of good
reading matter which could not bo had for the same
price anywhere e lee.
The Ladie' Friend, for May, is before us, with
a charming steel plate frontispeace, large colored
fashion plate, and late style children's patterns and
everything late and tasty to iuit the ladies, together
with an immense amount of choice reading matter.
The Hluitrated Chicago JVetr has been laid on our
tvbloby otr enterprising News Dealer, A. D. Marsh.
This is only No. 2, and yet in bath make and late.
nes of illustrations it is ejual to any illustrated
newspapernow published. $4 a year, or $2.25 for
six months. Addres Farnam A Church, Chicago,
or subscribe at the City Book Store.
MERCHANTS OF MAIN STREET, 'with you
. . t -.
now rests tne issue to lrnpiove your conaiuon
Main street must be finished to the western limits
immediately ! To fall back upon your dignity and
assert that it ought have been done with the first
bonds eipended don't help the matter ; let all ad
mit this, and it will not improve the rond, or prevent
trade from being diverted from us. All, or nearly
all, who have been benefited by the recent grading
have sought the workmen and added a bonus to the
bonds; shall Main street, represent ing a capital of
over a quarter of a million dollars, log for the paltry
sum necessary to pay the difference on these bonds ?
Not a merchant but eoukl agree to take one, two or
three hundred dollars in bonds fer goda at 90 cents
on the dollars; all will need them to pay the bond
tax. This would get the work fiu'uhed immediately
and would pay you back double the sum in increased
business in one season.
Again, your united action is necessary upon mat
ter outside cf the city. Roads, leading to this city,
are being fenced up in several instances In such
manner as to force men living from three to five
miles from town to travel six or eight to reach it.
The greatest enemy to your complete prosperfy Js
unity of action. Became business is brisk now is
the greatett argument for doirg all you can to still
increase. Flufhod victor in he fight against dull
times, now is your opportunity rout the enemy com
pletely, and abEorb the trade that is naturally and
legitimately yours.
A TUBLIC NUISANCE I This is the only term
that can be appropriately applied to Levee street
between Main and Water streets; it ia a perfect
mud hole at present, delightfully mixed with ma
nure and rubbish generally. The . bridge leading
from Water onto Levee street is washed out, and
also the embankment uade to turn the wafer down
the ditch en Water street to the river. This ditch,
at present, is a nuUaac, it is cot deep eaoBjh for
ono thing, It ia open, which i a nuisance and the
elbow turn which, tho water U expected to mak
will never last. Thi water should be run traight
to the river from Rainey A Lewis' warehouse in a
covered culvert, either walled up or protected in
such a manner, clean to the river, to prevent acci
dents and to pretent lie water from washing out
j a the foot of Water as it has on Main. Next to
Muda itreet this is the mosf important inlet to th
.fa - Ait 1 . a
cny. Aii tne travel rrom across the river ow
comes"up Water street, as also from the lower bot
torn and from the southwest. The railroad, which
will be completed to opposite thi city thi weeks
will bring much of the good fo r this city and inland
towns even during the boating season, and after the
close of navigation, all must come that way. These
reasons, coupled with the necessities of the inhabi
tant along the treets and the health of that por
tion of the city, we hope will be sufScient to cause
our city fathers, who wo know have the weUare of
our whole city at heart, to act promptly to improve
the condition of that portion of our city.
SIDEWALKS. S inco our last we have been ask
ed the course necessary to take in order to bring the
owners of lota to grade their Bidewalks ; wo answer
in the wording of our City Charter, section 29:
"When the owners of two-third of the whole lino
of the lots bordering en any street or alley in the
city, or a part cf any etrcet or alley not less than
one whole square between any two treeta crossing
the same and measuring only the front line of such
lots, shall petition the Mayor and Council to have the
sidewalks graded and paved, the Mayor
and Council shall cause the same to be done by con
tract given to the best bidder, after advertising to
receive proposal therefor." "and
the owner cf the lot bordering onsuchstre't
snail be liable to the contractor for their pro
portion of the cost." Thit is the substance of the
the law. Now, although, these pavements are
publio convenience and necessity, their manage
ment rests solely with the resideita of the block
fronting on the street to be improved., Now, the
fronting Main streets on block IS, 17 and 18 are
graded down, except a lot or half lot in each block ;
and block 3 needs but a half lot graded, and blocks
5 and 6 a slight 11 in front of a lot or two, and the
pavement on Main street will be graded. Let th
publio urge thi matter upon the lot owners, and
if the public demand for thi improvement is not
soon complied with, thwe residing in the block
should ask the Mayor and Council to hare it done
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Official.
Matoss Office,
BROwiavrLLB, April 21st, 1658.)
Present : Geo. W. Fairbrcther, Mayor.
Jno.L. Carson, R. W. Furnas, Jas. L. McGee,
and C. G. Dorsey, Alderman.
Jas. U. McNaughton, Clerk. '
T. R. Fisher, Engineer.
W. A. Polock, Marshal.
Minutes ef last meeting read and approved.
Mayor appointed the following committee : J.
L. Carson and R. W. Furnas, Ways and Means ; C.
Dorsey and C. F. Stewart, Finance ; R. W.
Furnas and J. L. McGee, Streets and Alleys.
Moved that the Cleik prccure a desk for the
safe keeping of the paper and documents belong
ing to the city, at a cost not exceeding ten dollars.
Ayes, Furnas, Dorsey, Fairbrother ; Naes, Carson
and McGee.
On motion, the bonds of the various officers were
fixed as follows: Mayor $50i), Marshal and Street
Commi tsioner J500,Cierk $100, and Assessor $100.
On motion, Mr. Wilaon was directed to deposit
the dirt cow be'ng removed by him on Atlantic
street, in such place or places as the Street Commis
sioner may designate, within the limits of the con
tract.
The account of J.N. Reynolds, City Attorney, for
services for ono year, ($400) waa referred to com
mittee on finance. . - ,
"The committee to whom the account of Thnma.
R. Ki.her, Engineer, for one and a fourth dava ger
vices in measuring grade on Fourth street wj-gtof
school houseand north of Main street, at $1 50 per
day, have examined the same and recommend that
the sum ot $a ai be allowed Irom Bond luni.
Also have examined the account of William n.
Ioover for services as City treasurer from Airi! 1
1S07 to March 31, 1 St:8, yud recommend that th
account bo allowed, and anordcr issued for $150 on
General fund.
Also, recommend that the aocountof ThomuT!
Fisher for removing IS?' yards of earth on AtUntio
street, at 32 cents per yard, cut and th, be allowed,
and an order for $6,00 on the Bond fund bo issued.'
J. L. McGEE, Chairman."
On motion the committee on Ways and Means
were instructed to prepare and report at next meet
ing, a ree Uill or oalary for the services of Citv
Attorney, Fire Warden, Street Commissioner and
Marshal.
The following resolution wasadopted :
Resolved, That all orders or resolutions, or any
authority whatever, heretofore granted to any per
son or persons whemesoever, to cutdown trees in the
streets of Brownville, bs revoked ; and that the
Marshal and fcireet Commissioner be requested to
in term tne parties interested of the passage of this
resolve.
On notion, the City Attorney wa requested to
i&fc-rin this council at its next meeting whether or
not in his opinion any further ordinance is neces
sary in order to secure the legal and proper collec
tion of taxes levied by the city.
The following resolution was adopted :
fietolved, That a select committee of three be ap
pointed, with instructions to examine the records of
the city, and ascertain tne amount; or money col
lected for fine's and licenses, to which the school
fund does or may set up a claim ; and also to ascer
tain whether or not any mono ha ben collected
and used by the city which ought to have been paid
into tne school lund ; and that such committee be
authorised to procure the best legal advice attaina
ble on the subject, and report at the next meeting
of the council.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Dorsey, Furnas and
Carson as the above committee.
The report of Wm. H. Hoover, Treasurer, was or
dered to be spread upon the records as part of the
proceedings of the council.
Mat 1st, 1S53.
Present, Mayor Fairbrothor; Aldermen Furnas,
Carson and Stewart.
The petition of William H. Yalleau & Co., to sell
malt, spintous and vinous liquors in the city of
Brownville, for the period of six months from May
1st, 1S6S, was received. i
On motion, it was resolved that the prayer of the
petition be granted, and that a license issue to said
Yalleau it Co., for the term of six months at tne
rate of f2i per annum"; Provided, That said ap
plicants donate to the city and py into the hands
of the City Treasurer the sum of $37,50 at the time
said license, issues, to be used for city purposes.
Petition of Garrison fr Roberts for license to sell
liquor for six months from May 1st 1S5S, was re
ceived, and on motion, was granted on the same
terms and provisions as Yalleau dr Go.
Petition of Charles Briegel to sell malt liquor at
his saloon ou Main street, for six months from May
1st, 1S63, was granted upon the payment by said
Briegel of a license of $12,50, prorided he donates
1 2.53 to the city to ba used for city purposes.
Or motion, the bonds of Yalleau ' Co., and Gar
risen A Roberts were fixed at $1,000 each, and that
of Charles Briegel at $500.
The following resolution was adoptel :
Reiolcsd, That the City Street Coramlsnoner be
instructed to forhwith inform Dr. Blackburn, con
tractor, to at once remove the dirt deposited by him
in the gutter at the confluence-of Fourth and Main
streets, on the north side; and if this order of the
council is not complied with within four diys,that
the said Commissioner be requested to perform the
work at the expense of the aforesaid contractor.
Moved that the Street Commissioner be directed ;
to repair Atlantic street, so that the water may be
turned into its proper channel on Fourth street.
Carried". .
On motion, W, t. Wilson' olaim for work done
on streets, was referred to committee on Streets and
Alleys. ' , - - ' -----
Oa motion, adjourned.
3. Ct .MeXAUGHTONf Cltxt.
IF YOU WANT a reliable and useful cue of
Family Medicines, we can conscientiously recom
mend one of 2r. Humphrey'i Uomoeopatie Speci
fic. Having used them ourselves, and Lnow of
their extensive use by our friends, we iaiard noth
ing in speaking well of theia to aU who fleslre hav
ing such an arrangement for family use. See ad
vertisement La another column. For sale by
' E.M.McCOMAS, Druggist.
We wish to direct the attention of our readers to
the card of that celebrated physician, Doctor Whit-
tier, of St. Louis, appearing in another column.
The Doctor has been located in St. Louis for the
last fifteen year?, and from his large practice, which
extends throughout the whole cf the great west,
must have acquired great skill in the treatment of
t hose diseases to which he direct His particular at
tention. Every person would do well to send for
his Medical Papers mentioned in the advertisement.
Finaiicial and Commercial.
FINANCIAI..
Mat, 6, 18C3.
Gold is steady at 139J139. The probable re
sult of the impeachment trial and the high rates of
Exchange and large exporta of specie, have helped
to encourage the upward tendency in Gold. To-day
the market opened in New York at 139 and closed
at 139.
Governments hare ruled firm with an upward
tendency. . .- . . .
On the 15th of May about $20,000,000 Compound
Interes- Notes will ma ture, and, carrying three years
interest, about $4,000, 0l0 payable in currency.
The principal may be exchanged for the tew 3 per
cent certificates, if the.holders (principally banks)
so select. The balance of the compounds, some
$25,000,000, 'matures daring the months of August,
September and October next ,
The interest due May I in gold something over
C25.000.000 on-U S 5-20 bonda, comprises the
issue of 1S62, $514,780,501), 1S64, $129,443,800, and
about $200,000,000 of 1865 bonds, the latter being
an estimate.
11ROWXVIIXE MARKETS.
Flour Winter sack $3 003$3 00
u Spring sack 0 OU
Buckwheat V 2 T
50
0
75
17
15
15
15
50
25
Meal bushel 65
Bacon Hams f)E 15
" Shoulders 15 13-
Sides B." 16
Canned Lard lb 12
Golden Syrup $ gal t 1 50
Sur House Molasses $ gal 1 CO
1
1
Sugar New York A. fi. 18
20
13
40
33
30
20
2 40
2 25
2 40
25
15
" Urown 4 In i
Coffee Java 40
" Rio a ft 25 '
Cheese N. Yr. Factory $ fi- 5 - 2f .
" Country lb t !
Tea Imperial ) lb ifVA2 0
Black ft 75.
I (un2 Hvson Aft ..-,2 25 s
Candles y ft 21,
Apples Dried ft 12
" Ureeo busnei A 00
2 25
13
81
75
12
40
30
2 00
15
12
5 00
15
25 00
50 00
50 00
85 00
Dried Peaches y ft 15
Potatoes bushel 75-
Coal Oil y giil ' 75
Eggs y doi'.. 12
Butter lift.. 35
Honey ft - 25
Onions $ bushel 1 50
Setsqt 10
Beans y ft 8
SaltV bfcl " 2 50
Picke :s ftd 10
Lumber Cottonwood $1000 20 00
Oak ' -45 00
Walnut -45 00
Pine-' 45 1)0
Shingles Cottonwood $1000
3 00
9 00
6 50
8 50
4 00
14
5
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(10
15
6
" Tine
La th Cottonwood $ 1000
PioelOuO
Wood ? cord
Hides Dry ft-
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Viaf '-i'v',
The Brownville Transfer Company
Under the management of
JACOB ROGERS
Is Now Eunning Regular Omnibuses from
Brownville to the Uailroad termini
of the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Kailroad, at
North Star, Atchison County, Mo.,
2 miles from Browntille and North Star Ferry Landing.-
Good Omnibuses. Clote Connections.
30-tf Charges Moderate.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADDRESS TO THE Nr:Kucs Aifuciui4i
ed wbuse scfforinji have teen protracted rroru
hidden cmise.", ami whose case require prmjit treat
ment to rendei existence desirable. Ii yoa are auffer
incr rr hv !ift"ered from involuntary flischarzes, what
effect does it produce nprn yuur general health? Do
you feel weak, debilitated, easily tiren woes anuie
extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Does
jour liver, or nrinary organs, or your kidneys fre
quantly pet out of oTder ? Is yoor urine sometime
i hick, mil kv. or fl cy. or is it ropy on setting? Or
does a thick ncnm rise to the top ? Or is a sediment at
the bottom -after it has stood awhl.er Do you have
fpelis of short breathing cr dyajepla? Are your
bowels coastiDated ? Do you hav spells of faiatin?
or rushes of blood to the head ? Is your memory im
paired ? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this
auMeot? D you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of
company, or life? Do you wish to be left alone, to get
away from everybody r Does any nuie tning mate
you start or jump ? Is jour sleep broken or restless ?
is the lustre of your eye as bnlliaut? The bloom on
your cheek as bright? Do you enjoy yonrieif in socie-
tvoi ws.l V Do you pursue your ouunesswun lue
same energy ? Do you feel as much confidence In your
self?' Are yocr spirits dull and flagging, given to fits
of melancholy? if so, do not lay it to your liver or
dyspet sia. Have you restless nights ? Tou' hick weak
your ' knees weak,! and have but little apetite, and
you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint?
Now, reader, self-abuse, venerlal diseases baoly
cured, and texual excessoa, are all capable of produc
ing a weakness of the generative organs. The orgaoa
of generation, when In perfect health, make the man.
Did you ever think that those bold, defiant, energetic,
persevering, euccessfnl business men are always those
whose generative organs are in perfect heat Ih ? You
never near such men complain of being melancholly, of
nervousness, of palpitation of the heart. They are
never afraid they cannot succeed In business ; they
don't become sad and discouraged; they are always
polite and pleasant In the company of ladiea. and
look you and them right in the face none of your
downcast looks or any other meanness about them.
1 do not mean those who keep the organa inflamed by
running to excess. These. will not only ruin their
constitutions, but also those they do business with or
for.
How many .men from badly cured disease, from
the effects of self-abuse and excess, have brought
about that state of weakness in those organ that has
reduced the general system so much aa to induce al
most every othef disease idiocy, lacacy, paralysis,
spinal affections, suicide, andaimost every other form
of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real
cause of the trouble scarcely ever auspectet", and have
dociore-i for all but the right one. -
Diseases or thee organs rennire the use of a rtlnret
ic. HELMBOLD' S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is
the great Diuretic, and is a certain cure fr diseases of
the Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weak
ness, Female Complaints, General Debility, and all
diseases of the Unnafy Organs, whefher existing ta
Male or emale, from whatever cause originating and
no matter of how long standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or In
sanity may ensue. Our fleh and blood are supported
from these source, and the health and happiness, and
that of Posterity, depends upon the prompt nse of "a
reliable remecy.
Uelmbold'a Kxtraet Buchu, established upward of
18 years, prepared by
M.T. HKLMBOLD, DrnggUt.
691 Broadway. Ke York, and
104 bouth IOih at., Philadelphia, Pa.
Pkice St .25 per bottle, or 6 hottles for $6.60 deliv
erer! many ad.lre's. Soli! r.v all K'neaists evrrvwhere.
DOCTOR WHITTIER
HAS been longer engiged in the treatment of
Chronic, Sexual and Female Disease than any
ther Physician In St LonU. .
Syphilis In all its forms, Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Stricture, Orchitis, Diabetes, and all affections of
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, are treated with
the greatest success.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Im
potency. a the result cf self-abuse Id youth, or
sexual excesses in matnrer years, which prolace
same of the following effects, as blotches. debil:.ty
di zimess, dimhe8 of sight confusion of ideas, tivil
orebodings, arersiou ta society of females, Iosh of
menu ry and sexnal pover, aad rendering marriage
improper can be cured.
Peron sat'ering from Consumption, DyFpepla,
Chrmic Diarrhea, Liver Complaint. Hernia, Rup
ture, or any other chronic affection, may rely upon
rocelvli:g a radical rnre.
Particular attention given to all Female Cem
olainta: Inflammation and Ulceration of the
, A omb, Leucorrhea Chloris;. S(ri:ity &.. Mst
cases can be properly treated without an interview,
icd medicine sent by mall or expresa, aecured free
from observation. Consultation by letter or at office
fret;. Charges moderate and cure" guarraotied
53"t)fflce, with hospital accommodations for pa
tieuts. No en St. Ctarlea street, tewee"n Sixth
aud Seventh, S t Louis, Mj
nVEEY BODY tan get, In a aled envelope,
my Theory and treatment of Sexual and Urinary
Diseases, centammg frll "symptom list, for twe
iOstee stamps aNO. fuy Paper relating to Chronic
ana Female Complaints, for a three cent stamp.
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HARDWARE, STOVES, TlXWJRE
HARDWARE, STOVES, t IX WARE
HARDWARE, STOVESrjLXWARE
50.000 Miles Fence Wire,
50,000 Miles Fence Wire,
50,000 Miles Fence Wire,
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
PITTSBURG IRON &: NAILS.
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
Mechanic's Tools,
Mechanic's Tools,
Mechanic's Tools,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
Canton Clipper Plow3, . -Canton
Clipper Plows,
Canton Clipper Plows.
Sole A?ent in Southern Nebraska,
and Atchison and Holt co., Mo. for
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
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The Best in the World.
The Best in the World.
The Best in the World.
Besides a full assortment of . everything
kept in a first class
STOVE STOIUH
Which will be sold aa low as the lowest
F1 O H C Ji. S BE
To all who favor us with a call. 26-ly
At the ign of the
iZ used Stead.
la the place to buy
FURNITURE
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UPHOLSTRY ! ! !
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Keep constantly on hand a complete assortment cf
Sofas,
Tedstecds, WarJrohes,
. TJeaureaus, Iiocking Chairs,
Sprin?' bods, Wa-h Standi
What Sot Hat Raclts,
Cbairs,
Tables,
Kitchen
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Parlor,
toped
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Kitchen
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Parlor
Tab'i
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Cases,
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Lounge, '
Settees,
Mattresfef.
Lrmge
rrltics.
Kitchen Safes,
Plain Stands ;
Kocking Crib;,
Bod Springs,
Tete-ttftes
PwinCribs,
Office Chair,
'" Comfort,
Children'
Caba and Gig',
Piano Stool?, Tenpoy Stands,
Gilt and Rosewood .Moulding, Sheets,
Pillows, Pillow Slips, etc., etc., etc, etc.
Show Cases and ofIce k'ork made to order
And anything and everything required to let up
pi . in or fancy housekeeping.
All of their ware U either manufactured or put
up under their spcoial superintendence, which
enable them sound articles at smaller prices than
eastern manufactuted goods.
OUE "HEARSE
is at the service of the publio at anytime it may
be needed, and is gotten up in a ne style a any
farther east.
Hetalic Burial Cases,
of all sizes cocitactly on hand, et eastern prices.
Wo are doin? business on sti'ctly cash principles.
At a imall proit, and by attention to business and
the wants of the community, eipoct in the future
as in the past to receive the patronage of the pub
lio generally.
M'PALL & CO.
J. PFEIJTERS
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Corner Cta and St. Cliarles Sts.
B rjse?5la
Also Dealer In
Lime, Cement, iiair
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White-Sand, Fire-Ericir,
Ac, Ac, Ac.ic
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TO COnSUMPTIVSa.
TheUE7. EDWARD A WILSON . will send
(free cf charge) ta all who dosire the preoption
with the direction fr making an 1 mi ng th s:m
ple remedy by which he was cured of a la-arT.ic-tionand
teat drenl dit9 Ci.n.umption Hin
only obj yt ii t bencflt the j fTiicteJ and be bopes
every sufferer will try this prcn,.! )!!. &i it will
ojt the- nothing, and my rrtv a bl--'in '
Pleasealdress REV. EDWARD A WILSoV
2o. 115 Souti 2ai t Williamibarg, New Yori
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ATCHISON, KANSAS.
TEE trial of thM machine at various Connty and
State Fairs, and the julpement of everyone wtx
ee8 and n.es it, unite in pronouncing B'-ln kerhooiTB
rC Scelier the bet ever inv euted. With it a man
can shell hi ercp of com at his leisure wi-hont an aa
fiiai;t. anil therety save ia a ahurt time more than to
cit of a Shelkv.
Thla C'rn Shelter has tnkcn the Brt prmlnm far
thre years past at the New Tor State Fair, whea
bnt partiilly perfcte t. Itbas since teen broegtit ti
a ;erree (f r-erfection. whuh mikes it eompie'e.
Tiie followmn ii tue report f the Ja!te on thi
machine, at ihe prest trial . f Aericultnral Imrlement
held at Anhnm. N". X.' in Jaiy. 3ui. undpr the aua
picesof the New Tors State Anr;cimorl Society :
Among the machine on ex'ii&itl n wm a nnd Corn
Sheller, Separator and C!eine, exhibited by J. Briat
erhiff, Auburn. X T We have carefully examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and hio n hesi
tation in pronouncing it tbe 3K3T COilX SUELL, Erl
WK KVKIl SAVf. It readily adapt itself to ers of
any size or shape, ehellsciean, and with friat rapidity
and ease, and the same operation separates the con
from the cob, and tbe chaff from the corn, and deliver
the corn ready for market ; and It rejUrea but the la
tor cf but one person to operate it. The whole affair
1 simple in construction and durable,
J . S. GOULD. Prea N. T. State Ag So.
' B. P. JOI1XSOX, Sec. "
S. ROUISON, Ag. Ed. N. T. Trlhnne,
S. K. TODD, Times.
Report ef .Agricultural Fair Committees, and epln.
ion of Airribu'.tnral and other Jourcals, misht bo cited
at great length, but wecontent ourselves with tbeM
lowin? letter as capping them all :
Copy of Letter from U. S. Aient for Pari Univtr
tal Exposition )
TJ. S. Aeencv for Paris Universal Expoitlea. )
Ko. 4i Park Row, Tiine Bniiiiini,
New York, Tec. 8th, 1S68. )
MR. J. BTtIKKSTtIIO'F, Kiq., Dear Sir : My Ad
visory Couindttee, appointed to select Implements for
Exhibition at tbe Universal Exp'jslti..n in Pari, la
bavft selected and recommended to me,. your
COItX SIIKLI.KR as tbe best tu America.
I have accepted their report, ar.d will forward your
theller, if delivered here, ready for ahipuieat ea or
before January 1, 1S67. To'irs Truly,
J. C. DER15T. TT S. Agent, 4,0.
Price 25 and 30,
According to finish ami size cf balanoe wheel.
Sample shelters shipped on receipt of the price aod
warranted to give satisfaction, or tbe Machine will be
taken back and tbe money rernnded upon notice within
a reasonable time. Addres
WM. T DEN, Ag't.
18-23-dnraf Brownville, Nuraka.
Daniel Francis & Co.,
STEAM
MONUMENTAL
I1AE0LE
E I!PSccnatantly" cn band, a largo assortment o
Plaia ad Orssnental Mordents.
The Tratle -nrpliei with Blxks aad. Slats
doue to order.
Sawing
ST. LOUIS, MO.
21. F. E0ID, Agent,
Brownville, Kchraak.
J, A. FINER.
T. R REYNOLD.
SOuTHEPiD HOTill
PINER & REYNOLDS,
PROP R I E TORS,
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Krrihracic'galltho snw-t T,rn of tho Season.
Also, a large and well-selacted stock cf
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Gents Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS & SHOES.
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Our Good were bought cf first hands, n i wa
think we can cJor Hoch indecmenrs to purchaser
as cir.i' t fail ti suit those wijhirg to tij. Call
n 1 e for yourselves.
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