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JOHN Ii-CP,Lli APP, EDITOR.
'bEOWKTILI E, THURSDAY, JDNE 18,1863.
SHEFFIELD & EATON. 124 Pine Street and
t 6. WILLIAMS, 7 C'Aitii Sr, JV. . cor. 6A.
, art icr io'io'icj ah" to ot. voon lor IDl
ntper, win iBa " too porc&as
i, m the Citr St Loots.
WILLIAM HAWXBY is our authorized Agent to
receive subscriptions for the Advertiser la Aetna
Is ,ty Precinct.
A.Hawlet is our authorised A pent to receive
eubscrlptlons tor the Advertiser, at Clifton.
GIO. G. STA.R3; liow authorized Agent at Aipln-
Vall. b. ' ' J '
GRAND FESTIVAL
The Ladies' of the M. E. CkarcU will hoU a Grand
Festival at Mcrherson's New Hall,
Tturedaj,- June 15th,
For the purpose of raising means to purchase a Bel
for the M. E. Chiroh. The Ladiej are waking ex
tensile preparations to make this the most pleasant
affair of the season, and, judging from those engaged
in the work, they will succeed. The object is worthy
of patronage, and we hope that there will be a grand
tarn oat to enjoy the festivities and aid a good cause
.TISDEL bai Stu Jebaker Wagon.
TISDEL has Two Horse Corn Planters.
CLFN '-CK FLOr.l atTheo. Hill & Co's.
3 . C. LVTT, Lar d Agent, BrownTilIe,Nebraska.
f i.r' i "i Theat Flour at McGee & Co'
JOHX DEEBE'S genuine Moline Plows, 500 at
Theo. Hill A Co.'s.
GLEN ROCK Fleur warranted good at
TE ARE A Co.'s.
A LODGE of Good Templars has been orgaaized
at Tacamseh. . .
I sell goods 25 per cents, cheaper than arj house
In the west.' D. KAY.
TEKIX BREAKING PLOWS 200 T.
Smith & Co.'s make at Theo. Hill & Co.'s.
& n.
REDOLENT with the fragrant perfume of dead
bog is the center of Levee and Water streets.
ALL PERSONS indebted to us will plcse call
FENCE WIRE, all kinds, for sale low at
SHELLENBEROER BRO'3.
RET. L T. BAIRD is now ia attendance on the
Christian Convention in session at Council Bluffs.
WOOD'S READERS are the best and most da-
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rable in the market. For sale at
ROBERT TEARE & C.'s
I HAVE a No. 1 Stallion for sale. For pedigree.
etc., eaH on H. P. MANNING,
Xl-ZX 8 miles northwest of Brownrille.
FALL AND SPRING Wheat Flour warranted
good or no sale.
TEARE A CO.
DORSE Y & BRO.,are constantly receiving some
thing new in the way of Clothing and Gentleman's
Furnishing Goods.
JUDGE O. B. HEWETT will speak before the
London Republican Club to-morrow, Friday, even
ing. WHY is there such a ruh for McFall A Co's Cp-
bolstry, Furniture, et?. ? Because they keep a full
stock, sound article and sell reasonable.
TWO GIRLS WANTED, one to do Washing and
Ironing and one to do Dining Room Work. The
highest wages paid. Apply at STAR HOTEL.
THE BROWNYILLE MILLS are now turning
i,.! as fine an article of Spring Wheat Flour as can
-made. The douto r invites competition and in
:ection. MILK sold as low as br in v : and no one person
charged more than another, by B. B. Thompson,
Brownnlle Dairyman.
L. D.ROEISON.of the American House, knows
how to "keep hotel," he is accommodating, sets a
good table and is reasonable in his charges.
THE CIRCUS. MagUley k Carroll's Circus
whioh exhibited in thi3 city last Thursday, gave
great delight to show goers generally. It is a first
class show.
Tub J.EW EPISCOPAL CHURCH was last
Sunday, for the first time, opened for divine ser
vice. Rev. G. R. Davis, Rector, delivered an ap
propriate and powerful sermon.
FOR SALE. The north-easf quarter cf sec. 17,
own a, range io. lonnson county, 7 miles fromTe
eumseh. Price $3 per acre. Fortennnariply to
J. C. McNAUGHTON, Brownville.
FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE OR EX
CHANGE. I have ior sale or trade a No. 1 two
seated Family Carriage, good as new. It can be
en at Ben Rogers' Stable. R.W.FURNAS.
GODE Y, for July, is certainly a fine specimen of
that excellent and popular Lady's Book. No Lady's
centre-table is complete without this valuable as
sistant in every department of the toilot.
J. Y.D. PATCH has iust received a larw lot ot
fine Silver Watches. Geneva. Elrin and Tobia.
Tary nr in price fromSlO unwardi. Anrl ; now t.
peetinga lot of MuiioaUnstrumenti and sheet music"-
J.L.McGEE A CO. have obtained an Agency for
Russell A Company's Thrashing Machine and Reap-
pars and Mowers, manufactured'atMassillon, Ohio. I
The name of the makers is a tower of strength, to
which their machines vre daily adding lustre.
JOSEPH HUDDARD has just opened up an ele
gantly fitted up Saloon on the north side of Main
a treet, between 2d and 3d. Joe knows how to keep
Saloon, and to mix the most cooling beverages for
ais scorching weather.
XR3E. 8. STEPHENS has opened a Dress and
Cloak making establishment one doer weit of Rog
ers Livery stable on Main street. From some of
her work displayed in the window all may be' sat-
ufled shat she nnderstands the business.
HON. S. M. RICH has earned an enviable reputa.
won during the few weeks which he has been at-
tndi eg to Contested Cases in the Land Ofioe, and
e take pleasure in recommending him t) the at
tention cf all who are involved ia litigation of any
kind. ' "
MRS. M. E.BARGIS has opened rp an tstab-
tablishment on the corner of 3d and Main for the
especial benefit of the ladies cf this city and vici-
any, where she will keen a choice eelection of
Ladies' Fancy Notions.' She is also agent for the
V heeler A WUsco ewing Machine. We'wish her
success. ...
THE GOOD TEMPLARS of this county have de
terminal to hare a Grand Fourth of Julv Celebra-
tion.andastheplaoehasnotyetbeen fixed upon, we,
by request, give pblicitf to the suggestion of the
Hlgbland Lodge that it bebeld" near Long's Bridge.
lhat sty the others?
WE SHALL hereafter self our Flour which took j
the 1st Premium at the late County Fair as cheap
as any of the same grade, and eaa warrant it to be
good. Eor sale at McGee & Co's and Wm. Wal-
Ws. ' THOMPSON BltO'S A LOVELACE.
PROPOSALS forgradiughe head of Main street
are called for in to-day's paper. Here Is a laudable
enterprise and paying eon'traot for aome'one to em-
park in. liaia street must be graded to its western
limit this season. Read the advertisement. V
MUSIC Prof. G.P. Berkley is now prepared to
furnish as good Orchestra Music as can be found in
the State, for School Exhibit ions, Pic-Nics, private
parties, Bal!, Ac, cn short notioe and favorable
jkwma. Address ' ' ' G. P .BERKLEY, "
Brownville, Neb.
TIME TABLE .Passenger Trains on the Counoil
BInfT and St. Joseph Railroad arrive at North Star,
opposite Brownville,' 83, a. m'r leave for Council
Bluffs 4:30, p. m. Transfer Coaches leara this city
and make close co&ncctiou!,
IIAK A UOXTZINGER'ig the amof the rsn
tflw on their way to establish a wholesale and retail
Staple and Fancy Grocery Store ia this City.
Nothing could b more opportune tian the arrival
of just such a house to do a regular jobbing busi
ness to country mtfrchaaU." We wiah and predict
forlh em good success.
JAMISON 4 SMALL, of the Red Store hare
just sold cut their entire stock of dry goods to
Rhodes and Tingle of Tee urns ah, aod will now throw
their whole weight on Grocries ia which they are
determined, not to.be outdone. We notice they
hare, a splendid new express wagon which , they
intend osiEg for the benefit of their customers.
That's enterprise.'
A .RARE CHANCE, FARMERS 1 Col. Farnas,
ia another column, 3ers a rare ohance for fanners.
He is desirous of lotting cat his Cock of Cashmere
Goats on shares. The wool from, these Goats now
finds a ready fc,arket. . Few such - chances to obtain
the large profit on these ve'rv rateable pure bloods,
with so little investment, was ever offered.
W. R. VAUGHN, of St. Joseph, is now ia our
city soliciting job work upon envelopes, eards, etc.,
from our business men. The business is a new one,
simply inserting ar'her back to' be clothed and
mouth to be fed between the home printer and his
profit on job work, already reduced to near nothing
by eastern competition. Mr. Vaughn is a perfect
gentleman. r
FARM FOR SALE. 40 acres lying withia one
mile of Nemaha City and three miles of Brownville
all in cultivation j has an inexhaustible stream cf
clear spring water running through it ; a cabin with
a splendid spring of water near by upon the prem
ises. Arr'tto tf ' G. W. FAIRBROTHER.
YE WHO WANT LAND read the card of the
McLaughlin & Rich, Real Estate and Land
Agents. This will make a etrong" flrmj Mr.
McLaughlin being thoroughly acquainted with the
Tacant land ia his District, while Rich is as well
posted in thelaw for its disposal. Ye landless, e all
on them. -J
THOSE suffeiinff from chronic diseases should not
dispair of finding relief uetill they have tested the
skill of that jnaV.j celebrated physician, Doctor
Mnuner, oi ai.- umia, the Docter publishes a
paper relating to the diseases to whioh reference is
made is his card in another column.
DVRING the month, ot July, we understand that
Prof. Wilson, who recently lectured in this City,
and Rer. Mr. Shockey, of the "Soul-Sleeper" de
monination, will hold a debate in this city. Prof
Wilson, ef course, maintains his doctrine of "Har-
monial Phi'oophy." Both being men of large
caliber both, instruction and amusement may be
expectod.
MINSTREL TROUPE. Skiff A Gaylord's cele
brated Minstrels will perform in this city, at Ma-
Pharson's Hall, Monday evening, Jane 29th.. We
have seen this troupe rery favorably notieed in eur
eastern exchanges, as one of the best companies now
tra v elling. Tbey have in every departmen t of their
show talent of the hir;he4 order. This is the first
first class show of this kind that has ever Intended
performing in this city, and we hope eur citizens will
give them a grand turn-out.
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THE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER has
certainly a reputation for excellence unsurpassed by
any in the market. It ba several great improve
ments over all others, both in the machine and its
draft. Farmers who want a Machine are requested
to call and examine the Champion before purchas
icg, the Sbellenberger Bro's are accommodating, and
the investigation will pay those wanting a No. 1
Machine.
PINE LUMBER YARD. Kilbourn, Jenkins A
Co,, who have an immense pinery in iseonsin,
which turned out 10,000,000 feet last year, have
determined to open up a lumberyard ia this city on
the Levee. They will in all probability open upby
the middle of July. Besides the full stock of al1
kindsof Lumber which they intend to keep on hand,
they will keep a full stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Pine Moulding, eto
CONTRACTORS ATTENTION ! If you wish
a good, safe and profitable contract read the adver
tisement calling for Army Supplies of Hay and
Fuel for the frontier posts now garrisoned oy gov
ernment troops. These contracts are among the
most profitable ones let by the government. Any
of our citizens who desire to bid on any o; taecon
tracts advertised for in this paper can reiy upon
fair treatmcn t f rem that gallant oCicer and gentle-
man, Brig-Gen. Wm. Myers, Chief Quartermaster
of this Department
OUR FERRY BOAT, Idona, Sunk Last Monday
morning while lying at the Levee of this city. Tho
only rational explanation of the cause that we
have heard, is, she be:.ng an old boat, must have
sprung a leak by being run against the bank a little
harder than her old hull could stand- The wreck is
now being dismantled. R. F. Barrett, telegraphed
immediatly for another boat, and finding that.lt
could be had, started Tuseday to bring heralong as
fast as possible. He assured us that he should have
a muca oeiter ooai mu vu iuu, uu m.
soon as steam oould bring her. :
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES. One of Dr.
rTnmnhrpv'a cases of medicines, containing thirty-
fiia! mhraM remedies for every well- known
disease, and costs $10. A family provided with ope
of them, will save during the year, ten times the
amount of their cost, in obviaticg tne necessities vi
ft.nrfaie. beaidiss securirs: its member!
from protracted and serious ltlneM. The trifling
outlay required should be a consideration with all
Who believe Sn tae axiom, -kui.
saves nine." "Disease, to be overcome, must be
promptly met, and Dr. Uumpnreys rem
invaluable for such a purpose, htv lor Countr.
THE COMMISSION' EBUSINESS is one, that
honestly conducted, must greatly benefit tamers,
as between them and the consumor always stand a
large class' of "intermediate buyers who must make
their living from the producer and consumer
To
assist the producer in taking the full venture of the
1 market, and ret all his article is worth is the busi-
ness of the Commission .Merchant, wno cnarges
small per cent., only sufficient to pay him for his
time in' selling. Now that there is a railroad with-.
in easy reach of our farmers, by which New lorit
can be reached in fifty-four hours, we take pleasure
in callicff the attention of our farmers to the aa
vertisement of Jos iah Carpenter in another column.
EE WARE OF COUNTE RTE ITS. In a time like
this, when rascality is rife in every department of
life, any security that can be given to the public
should be universally, embraced, and this refers in a
special manner to our currency system, which is
heir g counterfeited to an alarming extent. Lvea
our own young and prosperous city is cot free from
fraud of this kindj and a protection Js now offered
to an by F.R. Young,of Washington City, Govorn
ment Bank No te Detector, who is in the city calling
on all out business men to instruct them in the art
of detecting counterfeit currency. FJa has reborn
mendationg from bankers and merchants of the high
est standing in oar sister Etate, axd as he called cn
us ati gave us some insight Into the modus eppa
randi, it strikes us it is just the thing tee want. Fie
has all the genuine plates published by authority
from the treasury department from five cents to one
hundred dollars, and a powerful German lens with
which to compare and examine notes. We
hope all our business men will give it atrial, and
avail themselves of its benefits. .
Bnancial and Commercial.
BROWNVIIXE MARKETS.
Flour Winter $ sack . ....$7 00$7-50
r Bprtng y sack 1
r Buckwheat $ 3b
Corn $ bushel .
Meal bushel
Bacon Hams f)E '.
' Shoulders
Sides $ a
Canned LardTb
Golden Syrnp$ gal................'
Sugar House Molasses ! gal - .. . ;
Sugar New York A. V
" Brown $ Th
Coffee Java 5) i.. .
u Rio a ft...
Cheese N. Y. Factory $ ft
Country 19 ft
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Tea Imperial $)ft
" Blacky ft
Young Hyson & ft
Candles f ft
Apples Dried $ ft
Green bushel
Dried Peaches ft
25
25
20
12
50
15
75
75
12
15
25
50
10
Potatoes y bushel
Coal Oil V gal".
ao ,
Butter $ ft
Honey ft
Onions V bushel
Sets qt
Beans None in market.
Saltbhl--
....
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10
20 00
.45 00
45 00
.45 00
. 3 00
Pickets & dos
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15
25 T)0
50 00
50 00
85 00
3 25
Lumber1 Cottonwood $ 1000
44 ' Oak
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Walnut...
44 Pine-..
Shingles Cottonwood $1000
Fine
Lath Cottonwood $? 1000
44 Pine 1000
Wood TS cord
9 00
8 50
8 50
4 00
14
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30
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15
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Hides Dry 3 ft
.... .... ..
44 Green
Wheat, per bushel
Wool, per-ft-
CHICAGO rAHKTlT.
Ojtce Chicago Journal Commerce 4r Price Current, )
June 10th, 1863. -
DRY GOODS. There has been no feature oT
special interest to report in the Dry Goods market
since the date of our last. The trade has been lan
guid, and prices have ruled weak and somewhat
lower for some makes of Domestic,' especially
Brcwn snd Bleswhed Sheetings and hirting?, and
Denims and Tickings. The decline in prices has
not increased the volume of business-to any extent,
as no concessions in prices can tempt buyers to pur
chase beyond the extent of their immediate wants.
Ihe quantity of goods ro'd this spring has becnti nu
eually small, owing, to a great extent, to the back
wardness of the season, and partly to other causes
no less' apparent. All are, however, looking to the
fall trade for compensation for this disappointment,
and if the crops should turn out as bountiful as tbey
promise, a large and satisfactory trade must be the
result.'
Prints in light styles are moving slowly into con
sumption, and the demand continues limited ; large
patterns are difficult to sell unless at a reduction in
prices. Medium work i: scarce, and some agent are
asking an advance of Ic on these styles. Raw Cot
ton at the close is dull and a shade lower, selling at
ZOo for Middling Uplands.
The New York Chronicle in commenting upon the
market says ;
We preceive by the latest advices from England
that the same depression exists in the manufacturing
districts there, and that many mills are working on
short time in order to reduce production. Such a
course has been proposed here but no concerted ac
tion has been arrived at in Ihe matter as it is gen
erally believed that such stringent measures are un
necessary. Nevertheless, there is no doubt but. that
the usual stoppage of some mills at this season of the
year, for cleanio? and repairs, will be prolonged be
yond the average period, so as not to overstock the
market at the commencement of the fall campaign.
J. V. D. PATCH,
Manufacturer and Dealer tn
CLOCKS,WATCIIES, JEWELRY,
Silver apd Silver-Plated "Ware. Constantly on band
all varieties of Spectacles. Repairing done in tne
neatest style, and at short notice. Charges moderate.
Work warranted. City Diug Store,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DAMYHEtf, FARMERS,
AXD OTHERS.
CONSIGH TOUft
AIIES, BEESWAX, EEAXS,
BUTTER, CHEESE,
EGGS, FLOUR AND MEAL,
FLAX, COTTON,
DRIED & GREEN FRUITS,
FURS AND SKINS,
GRAIN, WOOL. POULTRY,
NAVAL STORES,
nors. GINSENG.
FEATHERS. HEMP, PRO
VISIONS, LARD,
OILS, TALLOW, TOBACCO,
SEEDS,
GAME,
SORGHUM MOLASSES, &0
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General ibommlsslon Merchant,
442444 & 44G, WasMngton St.
NE YORK: CITY.
And receive his weekly Price Currant
of Produce aod Groceries the most
complete Price Current publish
ed in the United States.
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT.
Marking Plates and Cards Furnished Free.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments
Established, May 1st, 1860.
First class Reference given wAen required
HISS IUKICE LKACH, TISS MABY A.8IXPSON
LEACH & SJMPSON,
Milliners & Dress-Makers
Wish to inform the ladies of Brownville" and
vicinity that they has just commenced a first class
MILLINERY & DRESS-MAKING
Where work will be done with great eare and neat
ness, and after the latest Eastern styles.
' Bleaching and Repairing done in the very latest
stle and on short sotioe. x ' '
Latest stjles of Ladle's and "Children's Hats and
Bonnets constantly-kept on hand, also latest pat
terns of Ladies Drssses, Cloaks, and Childrens clo
thing cut oa short notice
Second Street, between Main & Water
$R O WJfYlLLE, NEBRASKA.
Ang.S0,l68. ' ' ' x-7-ly
DOCTOR WHITTIER
HAS oeen longer engaged "in the treatment of
rhronic. Sexual and Female Diseases than anv
other Physician in St. Louis. ....... j
ri in .11 itn forms. Gonorrhea.
;Stricture, Orchitis, Diabetes, and all affections of
! the Urinary ana dbxu .u hsjj wun
thes;reatest success. ; j
Spermatorrhea, Sexual DeDUity. and Im
'potency, aa the result of self-abuse la youth, or!
sexual excesses in inaturer rears, which produce
isomeof the follcrin effocts, as blotches, debility,;
di fitness; dimness of sight, confusion of ideas, evil
I forebodings, aversion t society of females, loss of
'memory and sexual power, and rendering marriage,
tmrroper can be cured. - I
! persona -Buffering from Consumption, Dyspepsia,!
Chronic Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Eup
iture,tr any other chronic affection, may rely upon
rocelvlnga raalcai cure. i
Particular attention given to alt Female Cem
' plaints t Inflammation and Ulceration of the
iw-omb, Leucorrhea, Chlorisls, Sterility &c. Most
'cases' can be properly treated without an interview,:
and medicines sent by mall or express, secured free
from observation. Consultation by letter or st office
feet. Charges moderate and cures guarrantled.
E3,Office, with hospital accommodations for pa
tients, No. 617 St. Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh, St. Louis, Mo.
i J3VEBY BOITY can get, In a sealed envelope,
imy Theory and treatment-of Sexual and Urinary
Diseases, containing full symptom lists, for twe
j postage stamps; alsO, my Paper relating toChronlc
' and Female Complaint, for a three cent stamp.
I 12-17-ly '
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WUOL.ES ALi: AND RETAIL!
MY ASSORTMENT QF
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NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES,
OF
Hy Own Hanufacture,
IS COMPLETE, COMPRISING
Men's and Boy's Clothing
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Very Lowest Prices
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED I
HTv fnrk nf Gnnda wax made no under mv
own supervision, "from Goods bought direct from the
Factory, thus preventing the usual Stock Jobber's
rrofit intervening between me and my customer?,
which enables me io arraui it vrouus a bcuhb
.nd Warrants me in the
assertion that I can sell my Goods Cheaper than
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such liooas were ever ouercu uerc uciuic.
J. S. KETZEL.
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Daniel Francis c5c Co.,
STEAM
MONUMENTAL
"rTEEP3 constantly on hand a large assortment e
Plain and Ornamental Monuments.
The Trade supplied .with Blocks and' Slabs. Sawing
done to order.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
M. F. B0TD, Agent,
Brownville, Nebraska.
JOHN L. CARSON,
iirownyijuo, -
Exchange bought and sold on all the principal
Cities. Also, dealer in Gold and Silver Coirs,
Gold Dust and ' ' '
GOVERHHEIIT B0IID3.
Dcvosiis received, payable at sight.
Interest paid on titnc Deposits by especial
agreement Taxes paid jot non-resiuenis.
All kinds of
U.S.BONDS WANTED
JOHN L UAitauw.
CLOCK&WJITfflS,
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Has just received and will constantly kep os
Lioa large ana wen eviyY,
fcejin is lin.e . ,' "
One Door isesi of Grants Store, Br am
" ville, Nebraska.
Of Clocks; Wauhesand Jewelry due on the short.
esixnouce. . ,-,T-rv
7 WORK WARRANTED.
' Brownville. Ke6.. Karch lBth. 1866. D-25ly
KEIS WETTER & EARSMAN,
Butchers,
CITY MEAT MARKET.
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nijrav IT. Tartoa,
Gen'l Western Ag't,
Chicago, IIL
Manufacturer,
Canton, Ohio.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS.
Improved Carey" Pottct,
(Both eight and ten horse.)
Tim COLIPXIIJ'S ATITQ POWE2,
(Both eight and ten horse.)
A laaiaule amhition exists ancng thresiers to " ova
te best machine la tie naijlikirhood." Uotliiaj la
Qcre disagreeable to them tbaa to have farmers com
jlaia that their work la not properly 2one, m ta lol
Taloable time by reason cf breakages, and the can.
set D6toocareMiA88lKgamachi!i9. -
The 8weepata"kes ta the accredited head
of the Threshinsc Machine family, and its superior
strength, durability, eimpliclty, ease of draft, style
of finish, and capacity for threshing and cleaning
grain fatter and better than any other In the world,
are acknowledged. .
Tt.9 great reputation achieved by thla
(avorl.i machine has led several unscrupulous manu
facturers, and numerous agents, to attach the nam
" SwrarsTAKts," in one way and another, to thelx
machines and advertisements to mislead and decelTe.
This ii tha essence of meanness down
right piracy, and sailing under false colors. ' To"
avoid the counterfeit, see that every machine has
the card, UC. AULTtlAN & CO., MAirovacTrmKES,
Canin, Ohio," in'gilt letters, conspicuously on both
aides of the Separator.
Tha Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher to pick his customers, seldom stops for re
pairs, lasts muih. Ion rer than others, saves much
grumbling and vexation, does the same amount of
work with less labor, aad enables him to select the
best and moat profitable jobs; .-'i . - .. - '
Tn farmers gire It preference, ancT
often an extra irice per bushel, because it threshes
clean irozame neaas, separate perfectly from the
straw, cleans fit for market without waste, saves all
the grain, does its work with the utmost speed, safe
ty and economy, and does not keep a gang of men
oa teams arose mem on expense. -
The elegant "Patent Pivot Side Qearw
la to be found only on the SwazpsTaxzs. "
Onr "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en
ables -the operator to contrcj the direction of the
blast, and position of the seives, and clean either
Heavy or luiht grain, without waste, as fast as It
tan be threshed, the chaff and dirt being separated
from the grain before ii strike the teke tUtUL
Separatorsi Horse Powers, Str&wr Stack
ers, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
(esired. A written warranty delivered with every
machine. The " SWEEPSTAKES " is usualy a very
scarce article after harvest, and parties should order
early.
Call or send and get a pamphlet circular,
giving a full description and particulars, together
with numerous certificates, and the names and resi
dence of over three thousand persons who have
bought and used the Sweepstakes in Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, 'Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone. - -
For sale by
THEODORE HILL & CO.,
IVo. 7G, McPlicrson's IIIocU,
n34-3m Brovmvllle, Nebraska,
JAL1ES HOKIGAN,
Wholesale anl Retail Dealer in
P U.MPS ,'
in eveey variety, for HAND AND POWBa.
ALSO
WEOUGHT, GALTES1ZED IRQ AND LEAD
M
Rubber Hose and Packing:,.
STEAM WHISTLES, GAUGES, LIGI1TSISG
CONDUCTORS COPPER, ETC.,
No. 18 Third Street, near EJmond,
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
Cl-Orders solicited and promptly filled at lowest
rttee. ' vl2-n2Sm.
J. PFEIFFEES'
W E It S
Corner 6iii ana St. Cnarles Sts,
Also Dealer In
Lime, Cement, Hair
White-Sand, Fire-Brick,
Ac, 4c, 4c,&c ll.45-n
WOOD'S
Reaper and Slower. !
r m . r
WALTER A. WOOD
Reaping & Mowing lilacWne
.CpMEANY,
IXOOSIC FAIXS, ST. Y.
TjMa machine was awarded the
First Grand Prize,
THE I3XFEIUAI CHOSS,
ef the Legion of Honor, and two grand Gold Veda's st
too
Paris Ezposition of 1807,
- and is pronounced the
f
Best HacMne int&e World.
Call and ret a Pamphlet giving cuts of Machines and
its parts, with aataus as to superiority
RQBEItT TEARE & CO-33-tf
Sole Agents.
M A PP
V A h d
i. J asea .rsv l
So.?C. ZJcPlierson-s XSIocIl. Tio.ir.
theo. hill & co.f
Dealers la
DRY GOODS,
. Groceries,
HARDWARE
Ladles' Cent's an
i - Childrea's .
BOOTS
. .
and
gHOES, -
CJuccnsirare,
GLASSWARE.
and
Agridtoral
r,
mPLEIIESXS,
F UK S t
NOTIONS,
CARPETS,
Fonnlng, perhaps, the
most complete ant ex-'
tensive stock sffered to
Wholesave or Retail
purchasers wt ; the
t Missouri Elver.
Never having been
outdone for extent of
Stock or Fair dealings,
they merit the confid
ence and patronage of
JYo.TG. McPherson's Block. S0.70
DOESEY & BBO;,
Main Street,
BROWNVILLE.
1
Dealers ia Men and Boy3
Eurnishing Goods,
HATS and CAPS,
TflUfJES. VilLIECES.
C A.RPET-B AGS
mUl , HSSIEEY.
Blankets and Umbrellas
Haye juat received and will keep con
stantly on hand a large and well assort
ed "stock of the above, and all other ar
ticles in their line, which they offer ta
the public at
VERY LOW PEIECO
I2
XX.
4'
STAPLE KWD FANCY
MUZ V-'R
Bmbracrngallthe irjr TICO of u Seasoa.
lJ4 Imlm I iUO
Also, a large and well-selccUd stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
-A XV-
(5
9
A5D
Our Goods were bought of first hails, a ad we
thinjs we can offer such iadaeeaieni to rnr?hassr
as eannot fa.il to suit those wlh:-g ta taj. Call
and see for yourselves. 1
All kinds of Produce taken ia exchange)
for Goods 60
MRS. J. M. GRAHAM, '
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
LX3SONS GlVfS OX THE FUSD, OBCA!r;
MrLODrO. CTJITAH A5D VOCALIZATION. "
Hiving had eiqht ytari experience et Teaehtr f
iluric in New York ie confident of giving tufctim,
' Rooms Main, bet. 4th & 5th st3.' '
o-ly BROWXriLLE, NE2ZASK4.
