O MIA KOI TO
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tf!L! rii tiuus fcr tlio Aicf;;er iu Ntm-
ntliorizod Arent to receive
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j-il'ELtas StudVUker Wagons.
j;I rL l-Rs Two ir-rse Corn Planters.
CXIITER rLOWSat She'.lcberger Bro's.
. cnrrTING Juet received at D.Mays.
li '
, EN- K0CK FLOUR at Theo. Hill k Co's.
eI.S'G an J Fall Wheat Flour at Mctiee & Co's
g C. LETT, Land Apcnt, Brcwnvillc.Nebraeka
rfffl FLORENCE Sewing Machines for Ealo at
.....
JOHN rrrnH'S genuine Mcline riow.5C0 at
VllVICF. at McFherscn's Hall oa Sabbath' the
,.'vyi;cT.U.K. Davis.
j-c rEuCn t.f r.ock and any quantity of Brick
ffi;ebjJ.L. McGee k Co.
err The advertisements Agents Wanted, and
r:jitonea and make money.
0 SOXES of that Celelratod Kutmg Clewing
OEBINANCEi5. Pee the new Ordlnan?es and
vera jarc'.f sccordingy-and your hogs too.
rEORlA Breaking Flows. Fence Wire sni Farm
,it S3ELLEXBERCJER BROS.
TSE BROWS VILLE CITV MILLS are turning
,5 tut an article of Flout at can be made.
ITKIS BREAKING PLOWS-20 0 T. & H.
t Co.'f make at Theo. Hill A Co.'s.
J309 YARDS CALICO!!! Jnet received at
.-.:!!. r..M. at D.MAY'S.
ALL FERSOX3 indebted to us will ple'se call
ui Ktile immediately. DORSEY k BRO.
LIGHTNING RODS AND rCMPS eold mi put
. in town and county, by Jons C.Dkcsek.
SUELLENF.ERGER BRO'S will receive a lot of
Champion of America Reapers and Mowers in a few
iiis.
sold as low as by any; and no one person
cUr;'i ni re lLan another, by B. B. Thompson,
Ert.wsvi'.k Dairjmin.
prrEUK'R Table Rock Flour and Rock Hand
rhui.i left band plows for sale by
WM.T.DEN.
100 CASHMERE SUITS at New York Trices
a:: at d. mays,
Bedford Conner's Store.
MR1T, be?'ie having th largest and bct a
f.f J iVk of Bo,k, Stationery, etc., ever brought
t. li.is c't'y, ia iu constant receipt of now g ods !
JilXEI) PAINTS all colors ground and roady
cru.f tf.i by Getre Berkley, Carriage, Sign
i;I ILu. Fainter, over M .C.-tuae Drug Store.
IF YOU TIIIN PM BLOWING, when I say I
ess ff g di cheaper than any Louse in Brown
r'.;:e, c.'.l aud prioe 'em, at
D. MAY'S New Store.
C. W. WHEELER, the contractor, commenced
w-.rk on tie New Bridg, at Wed deli's eroding, yes
terday, and will push it to an early completion.
CAMMNG MACHINE. Mer. Flcraming and
FfTikr Lave now a Machine on Honey Creek, alu.u1
ve !ni!f northwest of this city, and will doubtlcs
o n Lave it in operation.
LETTITE POOR LIVE and the rih rej i?e, for
tbebpo.J timecomin" has come, evidence of which
tcajlefeen in the fine stock of goods now being
w'.J to thean at D.MAY 'S New Store.
FOR. SALE. The north-eaft quarter of sec. 17,
tnwn 5,rarjcl0, Johnson county, 7 miles from Te
etcjeh. Price $3 per acre. For term apply to
J. C. MeNAUGUTOX, Brownville.
THE U. S. EXPRESS is still running a line on
ti.e Misuari river, and persons defiring to send
tr re?eive by this line can sti'lbe accommodated by
the Agent in this city Cept. John L. Carson.
I'OTVN ! DOWN, STILL LOWER ! !-I will not
ttaft not and shall not be undersold ! I defy compe
tition! D. MAY,
New Store C. k B's old stand.
BLISS rUTGHES, as will be seen by their
Card e!ewherc. have co-partnershiped in the Auc
tion business. They are reliable, prompt, and good
business men, for Plies can sell anything and Dick can
collect the pay for it.
FARMERS ! Y"ou will find it to your interest to
read the advertisement of Wood's Reaper k Mower in
to-dav's paper. No Machine ever received the med
als this has unless it ia really deserving. Teare k
Co. are Agents.
PERSONAL. Joseph Smith, the Enzineer of
the B. Ft K. k P. R. R., called last Friday. He is
anxious to commence the survey immediately, and
brings cheering news of progre?s on the Mississip
pi end of the Air Line road.
Col. Rhodes, of Tecumeh, is in our city, looking
taleand hearty, and gives a cheering account of the
progress of improvement in the interior.
BUSINESS is brisk. Merchants are doing well.
Tby are getting trade from farther in the interior
thin ever heretofore. Their low sales are bound to
df" custom, and never has Brownville contained a
larger or better assorted stock of goods.
THE M. E. CHURCH, of this city, is without a
r8'or. We, in common with the poblic generally,
cannot but deplore this, as it tends to weaken an
uence for the good of this communi'y, which it
cannot afford to lose. We hope soon to be able to
notice the arrival of a pastor and regular services.
FARM FOR SALE. 40 acres lyirg within one
ide of Nemaha City and three miles of Brownville
ail in cultivation ; has an inexhaustible stream of
f.ear t priCg water running through it ; a cabin with
fp'endid Fpriog of water near by upon the prem
Apply to tf 0. W.FAIRBROTHER.
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.-I will sell an
farm of lot) acres, 9 miles west of this
l'Jifor $4,000. It has a hedge fence all around it
Hedged in 40 acre lota; each forty has run-
s Wlteronit ; with a No. 1 dwelling house, good
wrQ and tenant house on the premises.
quaere of the best land in Nemaha County 14
eftof Brownville at $3 pr acre.
CUAS. MePUERSON.
crnr. .
BtALKS.We are pleased to note that
JU7oi ourcitnens are moving in the matter of
su sidewalks for Main street, and, with a little
more effort by the citizens in two or three blocks,
all u j .
vo oown to me grade, wben we Know of
fsi a balf doxen who are ready to pave imme
e J. We cannot too strongly urge lot owners in
not graded to petition the Council to have the
1VH5S..c.AeUtin t.Loui for ILL
ir- 11 , ,..,to making collections and purcuae
-o-tVi-;
i .. .?.. Irl;j' ;i B 11 -7 III Ifir
f"r:r:!.iT.4irj-J-uUiral and rKecli
K?.?' i cvnty ralr kiuJ Uaiid lu
M' U
i
CHEAP FARM FOR SALE. Lies on Long Branch
18 miles west of Aspinwall, contains 140 acres. Moat
of it bottom, half or more under cultivation, some
timber and a good dwelling house and other im
provements. In a good settlement, and good stock
range. Offered at a great bargain . For further par
tiouiars inquire of J. J. Purcell, at Long Branch P.
O., or T. It. Fuher, Brownville.
FRUIT promises to be a bountiful crop this sea-
season, small fruit especially. We never saw tame
grapes make a better showing, we noticed a Tine in
Col. Furnas' garden the other day not over three
feet high on which were over fifty bunches, atd he
has bucdrcds more which are nearly as well filled.
Currants, Gooseberries, and all small fruits give aa
good promise as grapes. While Apples, Peaches
and Plums give promise of a good yield.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB. We learn that the Dem
ocracy of our city have organized a Club. This we
haii with unfeigned pleasure, as it gives the Re
publican party a s quare opposition, a something to
fight that at least has ' a loeal habitation and a
nutne." "It retchs a feMow like b II to nick at
nothing." Judye Little. And we are further
pleased at their immense satisfaction over the es
tablishment of the Club, and wish it long life.
TnE COMMISSIONERS have done a very good
deed in ordering a Stone Culvert at the school sec
tion just beyond the Hatinifvrd Culvert. John
Montioth has the contract for building it and has
alreauy entered upon the work. This, with the cul
vert in front of James Coleman's farm, gives us a
good road to the Nemaha. And the main thing
now to be done to complete the good work, is for
this city to grade Main street to the main road.
PROF. R. V. WILSON, of Chicago, will Lecture
in the City of Brownville, on the evenings of the
27tb,:th, 29th and 30th, inst. Subject: Harmo
nial Philosophy more generally known as Spirit
ualism. Mr. Wi!3on has the reputation of being
one of the most able and eminent Lecturers upon
that subject in the United States. This will be
something new in one city, and a rare opportunity
to investigate, and test, to some extent, a subject of
which many have a curiosity to learn.
T. R. FISHER has just returned from a trip thro'
the Nemaha Land District, bringing with him a large
list of new subscribers for the AdtertUer. Here-
ports crops generally in good condition, and im
provements going aheid rapidly. He is about es
tablishing a paper at Pawnee City, which will ap
pear about the middle of June. This will be a good
medium for our merchants to advertise in and reach
for the trade of one of the richest and most flourish
ing sections of Nebraska.
OBITUARY. We arepainod to notice the death
of "Omaha," a full-blood Terrier, owned by Col.
Furnas of this city. Ue was literally "chawed up"
by several big dogs last Saturday and expired on
Sunday. He went w ith the Colonel through the In'
dian campain of '62-3, was the pot of the 2d Ne
braska and smelled powder at the battle of White
Rock Hills. Ue was a good dog and great 'y attach
ed to the Colonel and many members of the regi
ment with whom he served. The dogs that killed
him deserve a "button."
THE SCHOOL MASTER AT HOME. Y'ester-
day's Journal in describing some of last's year's im
provements, has the follow ing strange sentence :
' There is an improvement to the M. E. Church
property that we omitted, JudreReynold, two lots,
cistern, tf c cost stven tr eight hundred dollars. The
Judjre iffors to sell this house at a bargain."
We fire authorized by Judge Reynolds to deny the
charge that he "offers to sell" the church.
In another place the Local calls on "the boys" t0
h !p him read proof of the advertisements ! Wo
notice by their advertisement of Chp.rles Geade
that he is"Steel Spring Tooth and Self operating.'
S. M. RICH is now giving his attention to the
trial t f Cases w hich m ly arise before tho Officers of
the Lar.d Office in this city, and judging from his
su cess in a very difficult caseyegtcrday,in which he
gaintd all that could p ssibly be gained forhis client,
we predict for him a large practice in this line. Mr.
Ri. h, besides being a well-read lawyer, has recently
given especial attention to the laws governing the
rights of Pre-Emptors, Homeneadrs and land en
tries generally, aud with confiienee in his ability
nowofftrs his services to the land-seeking publio in
every branch, yet more especially that connected
with the legal department thereof. Office, Court
House Building. 1st dour on the west side.
THE CIRCUS has cm?, p erformed and guie, all
three performances were much to the satisfaction of
many of our citizens. The Orton Brothers are gen-
emUy Celcomod wherever the go. Their stock was
pretty well used up having ma le the trip up from
Texas this Spring. One of their horses died in the
harness just before reaching this city. Saturday
evening considerable excitement was created by one
of the Camels, whijh, bee iningobstrop9rou, broke
outside the ring, when the women and children
went for back seats, and one young man, with a
very "open countenance," in his hajte to get out of
d-nger, stumbled, dislocated hi3 finger and fainted.
Ila subsequently recovered and the Uamel was br'ot
to taw.
TO TnE 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 price
lower than any house this side of St. Louis, we ex.
pect to command the trade of all South Flatte.
Many have been buying in St. Joseph and other
pwints on the Missouii river, paying u much or more
lhan ice tell for nearer home Our stock is large and
complete, and we assure you we will always keep up
with tho times in etk and prieei. Ten years ex
perience in the business and largo cash purchases
enable us to sell goods a3 low or lower than any
house in the West. We want your trade and ask
ycu to examine our stock.
A. A. ARRISON.it- CO..
Nebraska City, Neb.
MEETING OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
B. FT. K. & P. R. R. CO. May 8th. Board met at
Republican Club Rooms. Present, John McPherson.
President, Col. R. W. Furnas, Cap J. L. Carson,
J. C. Deuser and J. W. Blackburn, Secretary.
J. S. Smith, Engineer of the Company, reported
himself ready for the Surrey.
Secretary reported that in accordance with in
structions he had given other companies informa
tion in regard to the resouroes cf this company.
On motion, the Engineer was instructed to pass
over the route as far as the Little Blue preparatory
to making the survey.
On motion J. W.Blackburn was appointed Finan
cial Agent, and instructed to accompany tho Engi
neer and take subscriptions to survey and build
the road.
On motion, the Financial Agent was instructed
to purchase a horse and equipments for the uso of
the Engineer. JOHN McPHERSON, Pres.
J. W. Blackburn, Sec.
FRIENDS! COUNTRYMEN!! FEr LOW
CITIZENS ! ! ! The American Eagle, as the pride
of the American people and their National emblemi
has furnished food for ten thousand 4th of July
eulogies, and has prompted a million hearts to throb
with emotional glory and patriotism ; and we have
searched for years for something, some subject or
matter which would cause and equally intense sat
isfaction in the minds of the people, which would
produce such a feeling of self-reliance, pride and
"back-bone" in the general public! We scanned
the face of tho public on the news of a Union vic
tor? durine the war, and saw it not ! We watched
the public countenance at the close of the war, and
great was the rejoicing but still some were dejected.
And thus we miiht trace our seaich through
A we found it not until
now ! '-Glory to God on high, peace and gool wil
ts man." The public pulse beats stcaJy and sound
the public face is wrinkled with smiles of pleasure ;
the public hat is thrown in the a'.r; nara times van
ish, and peace crowns in glory the publiowhobuy
from that large, aplendid and cheap stock of Goods
of all kinds recently opened at
P. MAY'S New 8tc.
EMIGRANTS. As we go to press we notice ten I
covered wagons on their way to Johnson county.fol
lowed by some very fine stock. These emigrantsare
wen stocked and supplied, and make the prairie blos-
aom line a rose wherever they locate.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS. A train ofCali-
rornia .LmigranU is now camped just below this
city, the leaders cf whioh have crossed the plains al-
ready four times, and now knowinelr prefer this
,l7i .v , now, Knowingly, preur mis
luw uiuer routes, ana are getting tneir out- 0f specieinMay will be much less than wasexpect-fitr,,r-
ed. The demands for foreign exchange has been
itKU ITEMS. Tlolbery and Home Struck
Lightning 1 Through the kindness cf J.P.Burdick
we Icarn that his residence was struck by lighln'ng
last Monday. The lightning struck near and tore a
hole in thechimnev flae. tfc vhnU fumilv
wv i.i,.jj v: i . a ,
o - " --j
. , .u..u uun u uis nun, sga aosui iweive jears
1 .. ... ......
"v. cw1Uui; lujurtj mm, uien piuui out,
doing no other dan-age. Narrow escape.
Last Tuesdiv nizht Messrs. Cole k Horn's store
wasrobhed. The thieves entered bv enttincr out two
panes of glassand treakingthe safih, and carried off
a small amount of chanreleft in the drawer, some
revenue stamp,, about a dollars worth of suTAilVonsSUUZ&lWAomOSio'ei,
number lOboots.l rair number 10 caiters and a small
Lat, with which they made track, I It is thought
they were deterred from taking anv other roods be-
cause of the figures marked on them.
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 years, and from his large practice, which
extends throughout the whole of the great west,
must nave acquired great skill in the treatment of
those diseases to which he directs his particular at
tention. Every person would do well to send for
his Medical Papers mentioned in the advertisement
PROCEEDINGS CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
May 12th. Association met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present : R. W. Furnas, President, J. C.
Deuser and li. V. Hughes, Trustees.
Mrs. Lewis Hill, Mrs. McPhcrson and Mrs. E. W.
Thomas, of the Executive Onmmitta were nrese.nt
vn motion, tne ladies were given cnargeot tae
subscription paper to circulate for subscriptions.
On motion the Teeasurer was authorizsd to pro
cure 200 blank Deeds in the usual form for Convey
ance of lots in the Cemetery.
On motion adjourned subject to tho call of the
President. K. W. FURNAS, PreS.
E. W. Thomas, See.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Official.
MatorS Office,
Brownville, May 4th, 1808.)
Present : Goo. W. Fairbrother, Mayor.
Jno.L. Carscn, R. W. Furnas, Jas. L. McGeo
and C. G. Dorsey, Aldermen.
Jas. C. McNaughton, Clerk.
W. A. Polock, Marshal.
Miautes f last meeting read and approved.
Bond of Win. H. Yalleau k Co.. to the City of
Brownville, in the sum of One Thousand Dollars,
with Evan Worthine. Wentle Grant. D. H. Me
Laughlin,J. Marohn and Ben. Rogers as sureties
was received and approved. I
Also, that of Garrison k Roberts, flOCO. with
John Flora and L.D.Robinson as sureties, approved
Also, that of Charles Breigle. $500, with Conrad
L" 1 " . ttt .1r . a - 1 I
ouriut-T huu u euusuriiui tti sureue?, approved. I
On motion a Committee of three, consisting
'
of Messrs. Dorsey, Carson and Furnas, was appoint
ed to whom was referred the subject of the issuing
if I.ippnspa. and the rrnrmr form of the same, so as
to protect the rights and interests of the city in the
Council.
I 1 - 1 - o
Committee on Ways and nieens were allowed fur
ther timo in which to report.
On motion the Marshal was instructed to retain
monies paid for licenses until next meeting.
Adjourned. G. W. FAIRBROTHER, Mayor.
James McNaughton, Clerk.
A New, Solid and Attractive Fiaancial
Uiidcrtakuiir.
The exten-ivo Saint Louis clothing house of
Messrs. Win. Young f- Co. have just inaugurated a
new financial enterprise, persenting so innny impor
tant features and of so original a character, that wo
think it desirable to devote some space to an ex
planation cf the scheme ; but as it is intimately
connected with "The Guardians' RealEstata Sec
urity Company', of St. Louis, it is necesstry that
we refer first to the character and standing of this
instiuti'in.
The Guardians' Real Estate Security Company
is an incorporate I institution with $10t),00D capital,
ehartf red by the State of Missouri for fifty ye irs,
and the stockholders are made liable by the Con
stitution of the' State fur d uble the amount of
their stock. Tho object of this company is to re
ceive rr.'iney on deposit or to loau it out on real es
tate security and to grant roversionary endow
ments. It is similar to an ordinary savings bank
with this important exception it doo3 not allow
the doposits to bo withdrawn at any time tho de
positor nny desire, but issues its endowment cer
tificate for eight timas the ainiunt of the deposit,
payable at tho end of thirty y ears. Tho Company
is pcrmited to loan it3 money on revl estate onlq,
and it cannot advance mjra than three-fourths of
the cnth value of the property. It will be seen
that Tho Gurndians, Real Estate Security Com
pany is established on the most solid and per
manent basis, and when we add that fha Board of
Directors is comiojed of such men as A. r. Shap-
leih. jllvs King, Goo. I). llum:herys, Gao. I).
Ai pleton and Chauncy I. Filley, it will be readily
believed that any obligations entered into by this
Company w ill bo met in a prompt anl satisfactory
manner.
The chief feature in Messrs. . Win Young fc Co's
undertaking is this : when a customer purchases a
bill of goods for casd, they present him with the
endowment certificate of the Company referred to
for tho full amount of the money received by them
for the goods. This secures to the purchaser the
return, after thirty years of the full amount of all
the money he has invested in tho purchase. The j
arrangement is so exceedingly adv.mtageou3 to
the buyer that on the first view of the case, it
seems an improbability. An intelligent examina
tion of the principles upon which it is based will
show, however, that it is nit alone advantageous
to the buyer, but also to the sellor; and further,
that tho scheme if conducted in conformity with
the strict mithemUicnl principles on which it is
founded, will enable the fLm to soil tbeir gods
bdovo current rates and at the some tiin?, earn
larger profits than heretofore. The undertaking
is a very extensive one, and necessitates the invest
ment of a large amount of capital.
Wo will now explain how this scheme will prove
advantageous to Messrs. Wm. Young Co.: sup
pose acustomer buys a bill of toods amounting to
$8,000, Messrs. Y. k Co. invest $1,000 of this
amount with the Guardians' Real Estate Security
Company, and received an endowment certificate
for $3,000, payable to bearer at the end of thirty
years. This certificate they donate to the pur
chaser of the goods. In order to make the $1,000
deposited for the certificate to produce the re
quired $3,000 within thirty years, it needs only to
be invested at ten percent, interest, compounded
annually, at which rate it will produce $13,410,
or $9,440 more than the face of the certificate.
The sum is net profit to the Company and as the
members of the firm of Wm Young Cc. own a
very large part ot the stock of The Uuard'uns' Real
Estate Security Company, it follows that they will
share in a very large degree this profit. There is
ona way by which the arrangement will: benefit the
firm. The next is in the enormous increase of
tradothatit must necessarily porda-je. As soon,
as merchants understand that they can buy good3
from this firm as low, or lower, than elsewhere
and secureree of coat, endowment certificates in a
responsible company for amounts equal to the sum
paid for their goods, self interest will impel them
to deal with this house. Such a genuine and im
portant advantage can hardly fall to draw merch
ants from all parts of the country to the St. Lou g
market ; and on this account the merchants of St.
Louis are indebted to the firm which has origina
ted the scheme. It will benefit the whole trade of
the city in a much larger degree than supperficial
observers would suppose. Tne third benefit i3 in
the character of the trade it will secure, namely :
a ready cash trade. The losses on a credit trade
in the best of times are heavy these losses will be
saved. But the advantages to the firm are small
compared with those accruing to the buyers. Just
suDoosethat acouutrv merchant who has sold $5,001
worth of clothing annually for the last thirty years,
could have pursued this system an me wnno.
Ilia certificate for $5.00t) civen in '58 would now
be worth the full amount of nis purchase so that
be would actually have a steady income for him
si'.f.or his family in the event tf his death, of $5,-
005 a year during the next thirty years aa una
out cortinn him one cent.
In fact these certificates are almost similar to
pnlnwment policies of in nrance. with this import
nt Hiff.rences thev cost nothinff : and as there
is no premium to pay, they cannot be forfeited.
They possess the additional odvantage of being
as traniferable as a National Bank note, which
mikes them marketable securities, bearing a definite
market value frcm the day they are issued.
Financial and Commercial.
FINANCIAI.
Mat, 13, 1868.
Gold has been quite steady daring the week closing
TheNewYork Chronicle commenting on the gold
market savs: "The conviction arrears to be very
general that, considering the commercial situation,
go!d should rule at much lower prices. The present
indications favor the gnppogjtion tnat the shipments
quite light,contrary to expectation ; and orders have
been received Tor tbe return ol aconsiaeraoieamoua
I .f I 1 T x. J , a? 1 J vn incr in a Ann vn o sr
of hf.nda instpart of pold against the coupons of for-
3 i oirrn h ti Viniitera n that itis now estimated that
fully two-thirds of the gold paid on the May intere t
will be kept at home ; wnile on tne omer nana, me
mercantile demand for exenango lsvery wmuea.ana
. . ..... . ;
I Ik 13 eULiywSfll IUI miUUlCH UIO uv; in - i-ijv
measure ra j for their imrortations. ii.ese lacis
would probably induco amaterial fall in the premi
um but for tae pendency of lmpeaonment
Governments have ruled -active and firm tnrougn
ont the week and Trices have funter advanced
"erry Llews X Lo. furman tne anexea prices l ou-
106108 ; do '6S,107107 ; donew,109J
; do '67, 109109; 10-40s, 103J4
mX i 7"30s, U7W4. The present prices of
governments says the Chronicle, are mucn above
the'r usual price at this season of the year, consider.
the recent stringency of the money market. Gov
ernment purchases of 7 -30s, without any important
sales of bonds, may have contributed to a certain ex-
t ent to their firmness, but the more potent cause Is
the indisposition of investors to use their means in
raiiroad shareg Tho recent Erie and Rock Island
ra;,rfl trnnlllfl. Wa v. ve natrallv directed the
attention of the public to Ices tricky and fluctuating
securities.
BROWNVIIXE MARKETS.
Flour Winter sack 7 50f3 00
Spring y sack--Buckwheat
Zl S
Corn $ bushel
Meal V bushel
Bacon Hams $ lb
" Shoulders
" Sides ) fi
Canned Lard ) tb
Golden Syrup gal
Suzr Llouse Molasses gal"
Sugar New York A. )
brown i Id
Coffee Java V lb
Rio V lb
Cheese-N. Y. Factory lb
" Country J
Tea Imperial
black y lb-'
" Young Ujson E
Candles f tb
Apples Dried 19 lb
" ureen busael
Dried Peaches lb
Potatoes It? bushel--
Coal Oil V gal
Lggs doa
Butter y lb
Honey yft
Onions bushel
M Sots-Vqt
Beans None in market.
Salt bbl
Pickets y dos
Lumber Cottonwood $ 1000
Walnut
Pine
Shingles Cottonwood $1000
LathCotVwood l"oOO 6 50
.... - . . . r. r n
" l ine f lUOU
ood y cord
n:i.. ft
Hides Dry y lb
Oroeu
QTVTfT A Y NfVFTfF
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Brs. Wesley & Pierce
Havefer many years treated Private Diseases witn
um sampled success, having hl twenty years ex-
. .
perieccein the Xlospii&U of this and other coun
tries. Tl.ey have devoted theli whole time ana
energy to the treatment ot private complaints
their socce in the treatment of those Ion? stan.l
inp and difficult caces such aa were fofnierly con
Mi e.l inourMe. i Miftkient to recommend them
to the public as worthy ot the extensive patronage
wh.ch ifcer have receiel. The nuiveriial and ui--
failto siiccees in the treatment adopted by them,
has proved, hevenda 1 utt , thnt a permanent care
for the wori ca-ea of Cor.t-tilutii'nal Syphilis, Gon
orrhuea, Sirkiuie in any form, nil Mercurial affec
tions, di-Pii-fls of the Skin, K.iJ.ney aud Bladder
can b obtained.
Also, tLe effect of a solitary habit rninoca to
b!y ami luind, producing blotches, 1Mlity, luipo-
tenry, diziires. dimness of siht. ac, &.C., and
rendering ninriiace improper, which annually
Kweep to an untimely prave thon.-ands of young
men of the niogt exalted taleut and brilliant intel
lect, may rely up-n a peimanent cure. No charge
fur advice or consultation. All communications
strictly confidential. Send two three cent stamps
for treatise relating to ail private diseases. No
'Mercury nsed. Office hours from9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Sunday, 10 a. m. to a p. in. Office 413 Onve St.
Add ret. all letters to P. O Box 603, St. Louis,
Mo. 12-16 ly
DOCTOR MOTT'S
COXCEPTIOX PRETEXTITE.
13 used by over three hundred thousand ladles m
the Atlantic State alone, and by a large number
in the West, who won '.d nut be withont it for ten
tiroes its cast. It is to this Preventive that the
mothers of those States owa their immunity from
large families. It laabfolntely certain, convenient
to ue and withal beneficial to health. Abortion is
criminal, then use means perfectly moral and pro
per. Send stamp for pamphlet, containing full
particulars. Address,
Dr. A. G. TVHber,
(P O Box 3092)
12-17-ly
719 st. Charles ftreet,
St. Louis, Mo.
DOCTOR WHITTIER i
HAS been longer engaged in the treatment of
Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than any,
other Physisian in St Louis.
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, as the result of self-abue iu youth, or
: sexnal excesses in maturer years, which produce
some of the following effects, as blotches, debility,
dizziness, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil
forebodings, aversiou to society of females, loss of
memory aud sexual power, and rendering marriage
improper can be cured.
Persona suffering from Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Rup
ture, or any other chronic affection, may rely upun
roceiving a radical rnre.
. Particular attention given to all Female Cem
plaints; Inflammation aod Ulceration of the
; Womb, Leucorrhea. Cblorisis, Sterility 4tc. Most
cases can be properly treated without an interview,
and medicines sent by mail or express, secured free
from observation. Consultation by letter or at office
free. Charges moderate and cures guarrantled.
; jj"Ofllce, with hospital accommodations for pa
tients, No. 617 St. Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh, St. Louis, Mo
3 VERY BODY can get, Jn a sealed envelope,
,my Theory and treatment of Sexual aud Urinary
Diseases, containing full tymptom lists, for twe
postage stamps ; aUO. my Paper relating to Chronic
ana Female Complaints, for a three cent stamp.
12-17-ly
R. T. Undehhill
A. N. Eaton.
UNDERH1LL & EATON,
ommissioiiv3.erciiaiits,
-I i
Xo 2. Cltr Bulldlngr
ST. LOUIS, MO.
REFERENCES:
Second National Bank, St Louis
Allen, Copp h. NUbet, St. Louli.
Brroch State Bank of Iowa, Duouque.
Johnstone & Bacon, Bankers, Ft. Madison, la.
Isaac Scarritt fc Co,, Alton, III.
Blair &. Atwood. Alten, IU.
MRS. J. M. GRAHAM,
TEA CHER OF .MUSIC.
LESSONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, ORGAN,
MELODEON. CUITAR AND VOCALIZATION.
Having had eiqht yean experience ai Teacher of
Mutic tn Aew iorxiM conjiaem oj gwmg tat u faction.
Rooms Main, bet. 4th & 5th sts.
lMy BROWNVILLE, N KB ASK A.
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S1M1LIA SIIIILBUS CUBIANILR
H031CEOPATI11C srrciFic
HAVE PROVEN, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
experiance,an entire success; Simple Prompt
fficient, and Reliable. They are the only Med
icines perfectly adapted to popular use so simple
that mistakes cannot be made in tsing them ;so
harmless as to be free from danger, and so eQcier.t
as to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commendation frora all, and will always
render satisfaction.
Nos. Cents.
1, Cures Fevers, Coazest Ion, tnflamatlons 25
4, Worms, Worm-Fever. Worin-Clic. 25
5, " Crying-Colic, or Teething of infants, 25
4, " Diarrcca of children or adults. 25
fi, ' Dysentery, Grlplnir, Biiiious Colic J 25
6, " Cholera-M rbu3, Vomitin?, 25
7, IVeuralKgia, Toothache. Faceache, 25
8, " Headaches. Sitk-Healache, Vertiio 23
10, Dyspepsia. Billions STomacti 5
11, Surpressed, or painful Periods. 25
1J, " Whites, too profu.-ied Periods. 25
13, " Croup. Coogh, dirneu'.t Brethins. 26
14, " Salt Kheun.Krysipelas, K.uptions 15
15, " Salt Rheuru. Erysipoiaii, Fruvtius. 6o
16, ' Rheumatism, Rheumatic Paina to
17, " Ihles, blimi jr bleeding fro
13, " Opthalncy, and sore or weak Eyes. Bo
19, " Catarrh, sjute or chrouia, InflnuzaJ 6o
20, " Whoop eg Cough, violent Coughs 6o
21 " Asthma, oppres.-ep Breathing fo
2'i " Ear Discharges, impaired Hjaring 6j
S3 Scrofula, euUrgd (lauds, Swc'Ungs fro
24 " Oeneral debility, Puysicial Weakness 6o
25 " Dropsy, and scanty Secretions fro
vs Sea-Sickness, sicknoss f rum rtdlnj fro
27 " Kidney-Disease Gravel 6o
23 Kervous Debility, ScrainnlUmia-
Bions involuntary Discharges l,oo
29 " Sore Aleuth, Canker fro
JO Urinary Weakness, wetting bed fro
3t " Paintui Periods with Spasms i
3i " Sufferings at channe of life l.co
33 Epilenisy, Spams, St. Van' Dace l.ro
Zi Diphtheria, deemed Sore Throat fro
FAMILY CASES.
Of 35 large vials, morocco
caSe,containin a specific
lor every ordinal- deseas
a family Is subject to, and
a book, of directions, $10
OO
mailer Famiy and Traveling cases, wtth
20 to 28 vials, $5 to 83
pacifies for all P rivateDeases, both for
Curing 811(1 Preventave treatment.
In vlais and pocket cases, $2 to $5
For Sale by
7-yj
McCOMASfc Co.,
Brownville, Neb.
"TTTE ARE NOW MANUKA CTTTRIXQ7 Tit
1 V COSJillCTION WITH T11E
ST. LOUIS STAMPING C0UPW Y,
A new line of
TINNED & POLISHED WKOUGITX D20X
WAKE, suitable alike for
HOUSEHOLD
MIXERS' OR CAMP L SE.
And take pleasure jn callinj? the attention
OI Stove, Ilartlware and general dealers to the
many desirable qualities ot this NEW WA UE,
not only as an article of trade, but of UTILI
TY, combining a3 it does, NEATNESS, CON
VENIENCE and LABOIi SAVING in the care
of utensibs that are in every Tuv use, in th
most Importaut of all HOUSEHOLD DE
PARTMENTS. We desire and request every
housekeeper to see our TEA KETTLES,
SAUCE PANS, DIPPERS, DISH PANS.
WASH BASINS, POLISHED FUY and STEW
PANS, aa we are sure thev have only to be
Been to be appreciated.
Many of the articles are made entirely of one
piece of wrought iron which, during the pro
cess of manulaeture, receives several coat
ings of block tin; this leaves a surface, when
finished, perfectly smooth, easily kept clean
and entirely protected against rust. The coat
is but little more than common tinware, and
every article will do ten times the service.
The bhape enables us to pack the various sizes
in nests so as to occupy but little space, and
being but a little heavier thai tinware, the
cost of transportation is very smidl . At pres
ent our assortment consists in part of
Tea HettleM, Camp Kettle,
- 314 Pans Diti Paiw, Nance
pans, Ilti Kettle. Fry Fan, I
Ladle, Dipper. Ac., Ac.
We are now preparing a new Catalogue and
Price List, and believe Stove and Hardware
Dealers will find it to their interest to send
for a copy of-each before purchasing else
where. Address
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,
- ST, LOUIS, MO.
wSoldbr
SI1KLLENBARGER BRO S,
Brownville, Ntb.
DEALEH3 IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
At
Embracing all tne IffWri TITC of the Season.
Also, a large and well-?elected stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AJSTD OAFS.
-A A'D
AND
Our Goods were bought of first hands, and we
think we can offer such inducements to purchasers
as cannot fail to suit those wishing to buy. Call
andseefor yourcelvea.
All kinds of .Produce taken ia exchange
for Goods 50
W. H, KZMBERLIN,
OCULIST AND AUEIST.
ill Treat all Dicaeof tl e Eye and Ear.
Roomt at the Star Hotel,
Tenders bis services to the citizens of this city and
vicinity. M7 be consulted attba above place from the
1st to the K-th of each month. Anil at the Sal em llur.be,
Sa'.em, Richardson county. Xeliatka,
from the 10th to the last of each month. 12-lily
f?or a choice a tide of Tea, go to
J SWAN A BRO':.
Daniel Francis & Co.,
STEAM
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE
gEEFS. constantly en tacd a large assortment
Plain and Ornamental Monuments.
The Trade supplied wlth Block and Slabs. Sawing
doLe to order.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
31. F. BOYD, Agent,
Brownville, Nehrabka.
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f 10 tf a & 3 -43
The Brownville Transfer Cohipany
Tnder the management of
JACOB ROGERS
Is Kow Running Regular Omnibuses from
BrownYllleto liic Railroad termini
of the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Railroad, at
Xorlli Star, Atchlsoa County, JIo.,
2 miles from B.-owntiUe and North Star terry tandis.
Good Omnibuses. Close Conaeciiona.
30-tf Charge Moderate.
CIO. O. aTAEX. A. A. ITABt!
GEO. G. START & BXIOTHEH
Dealers In all kinds of
GRAM AMD CGUHTFiY PRODDGE,
ASPIXWALL, XEDIIASZA.
JQThe highest market price paid for anything- th
Furuer can raise. We will bey and aer ereryihlnj
kuown to the market. v!2-u26-tf
Nails, Tails. Well'Backeti, Reives, Ac, at
YVAN k BRO'S.
R. F. BARRETT,
Proprietor of the
NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT,
SUN SET, and owner of the entire Ferry Franchise at
BROlYXVILIaE, XEDR.MKA,
Would repectfully reireeat to the Traveling Pabllo
that they can be ferriel over the Misourt Biver, at
Brownville, promptly aud without delay, at all hoar
in the day time.
The capacity of the boat will accommodate
Fifteen Loaded Wagons and Teams
OK 100 HEAD OF DEEF CATTLE,
AT ONE TRIP.
cM-tf
THEO. HILL & CO.,
Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Groceries,
HARDWARE
Ladies' Gent's an
Children's
BOOTS
and
SHOES,
Quecnsvrnre,
GLASSWARE,
and
Agricultural
IMPLEMENTS,
FURS,
NOTIONS,
CAEPETS,
Forming, perhaps, the
mom complete an i ex
tenive stock offered to
Wcolerave or Retail
parrh:isers werit of the
Mii.-ourl Itier.
Never hvinir teen
out.ii, ue fur extent of
Stock or r,iir dealing,
they merit theconfiJ
ecce and pitronage of
SOESEY & BECh,
0
Main Street,
BROWNVILLE.
Dealers in Men and Boy's
Euraishingl Goods
HATS and CAPS,
3
BOOTS AND SHOES
nr;
TEULXS. HIIEEES.
COPET-BAGS
SIOfES. HDSIEBY.
Blankets and Umbrellas
Have juat received and will keep coa
stanily on hand a large ar.d well assort
ed stock of the above, and all other ar
ticles in their line, which they offer to
the public at
VERY LOW PEIECS
XL
HIS3 XCMCE LEACH,
HISS M1BT A.
LEACH & SIMPSON,
Milliners & Dress-Makers
Wi.h to infon. the ladies of Erownville anl
vicinity that they has just com aence l a first rlaia
MILLINERY & DRESS-MAKING
3 0 IE3
Where work will be done with great eare anj neat-
ne?,an'l after the laf e?t Fastern styles.
L!eachin, anj Repairing done in the
stle and on short notice.
very latest
Latest stjles of L -.Jit 'a an.l (. hiMren's Hits ani
Bonnets cor.atanMj k?pt oo h.inJ, a!.o latest pat
terns of LaJies Drtssea, Clo-ki, and Childrens clo
thing cut oa ghrt notice
Second Stieet. between Main & Water
BROWNVILLE. .YE BRA SKA.
(25 fiir3 tit3