Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, December 17, 1868, Image 3
Our Aatborlied Agent. Wit Hatibt, at Nemaha City. It. A. Hawlet, at Clifton. Ono. G. tart, at AspinwalL Our Advertising Agents. finrriELD 4 Eaton. 124 Pine St., St. Louis. J. s. William. V7 Chftnut tu, " -K. M. rrrriKGiLL,-7 Park Eow, New lork. JCLE KEACBI1EACI, sl Joseph, Mo. Cook, Cobcks A ;o , Chlcaeo, 111. Coo Counts 4 Taylor, Cincinnati, Ohio. H. II. Par iw.Cincianatl. Ohio. A. F. Jojiceu A. Co., Lesion. Mass. Arrival and Departure of Mail. Southern & Extern Arrives at 12 O'clock M ... . " ..imparts at U " ; - Northern 4 Eastern Arrive at 4 o'clock P m " Ijepartaat 8 AM Ttulo, Arrives at 8 o'clock, a u - iH-partsatS Tern, Arrives at 12 " M " IeparUatii " TM Beatrice, Arrive Mondays, W ednesdayR and Fridav, at 12 o'clock M " Imparls" Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, at 1 o'clock PK Grant Arrives Fridays at 1 o'clock P M " Jiaru Thursdays at 8 o'clock a M . Poet Ojlux Hours 1 o'cl:k AXtoTPK Sunday From 10 to 0U a Jt. A. D. MAlisII, Post Master. Tim Table Of the SU Joseph and Council Bluffs Rail road, after November 23, 1KGS. )TUAT NS GOLN(J NOHTIL - . r . A -i ArCOM'MODATlON. Leaves Bt- Jose ph nt - a Arrives -at brownvllle P m Arrive at Nelwka City .4:.5 p m Arrive tU Countll lilatlji s:W p m LeavetTst; Joseph at '. .....8:00 a in Arrives at brown villa ......... 11:2:! a m Arrives at Nebraska Uty ...... i:wa ni Arrive at Council bluMs JiM p ni TItAINH GOINO SOUTH. Leaves Council Bluffs at a m Arrives at Nebraska City V:l) a m Arrives at Lruwuvllle 11:23 a m Arrives at St. Joseph I m , r.XPKEiiS. Iorew Council PlnfTfc nt 11:00 a ra Arrives at Netraska City - 1:0 p ra Arrives, nt brownvllle .2:37 I" m Arrive at Kt. Jotteph :W P m Jacob Tvogers .Bass leaves brownvllle for the Lv pot every day at o'clock a m and 12 o'clock, ra. LOCAL. MATTERS. J. L CoLhapp, Editor. B BOWN V I LLE. THURSDAY, DEC. 17. 1808. Cranberries, I Vans, Homininy, eeL, at 6 WAX & BRO'd. For a Ko. 1 article of Cider, go toW. II. Valleau's, Holladay's old stand. Full stock of Assorted Fancy Candles at rillL. DEUSEH'8. " ipiektls-ln Klts-at ' SWAN&BTIO'S. California "W'lne, Tor Holidays, at W. II. Valloau's, Holladay's old stand. nts, Apples, Balslns, Dried and Canned Fruits, at I'JIIL. DEUSEKS. Gcuvne Chamber of Commerce Cigars at SWAN fc BRO'S. 50,000 Cigars, Just received by W. II. Valleau, and will be sold at wholesale lower than St. Joseph prices. Do you wish nn Overcoat ? Go to Hetzel's, 2io. 70, McPherson's Hloek. Raisins, Currants, Spices Citrons, etc, at SWAN A BRO'S. Want a Holiday Suit 1 Go to Hetzel's, JJo. 70, McPherson's block. Boots V Yes; well, wc can recommend Hetzel's ns the best. No. 70, McPherson's Block. .A Flag Hat jtigt evit your shnpe! You can get the nlcwt at Hctiel s. No. 70, McPber son'i block. Portland Grefn Corn, Tomatoes, Poach os, and all kindti of can goods, at SWAN &. BRO'S. Remember that the Industrial Plow Is warranted In all respects. R. TEARE & Co., Agents. 440 aeres of Lan J for sale by Jas. R. Dye. Buffalo Robes. A few No. I, at Robert Teare 4 Co's. Boots &. Shoes arc selling unprecedentedly low at Hetzel's. Woolen Good, lrs Goods, Gent's Pieoe Goods and Choice OroceTies at McGee &. Co's. Jas. R. Dye will sell and deliver first class Piano and Organs for Intern Retail Prices, and warrant the same for five years. 7y A full stock of Harness at Bauer's. Sulces. A full Mck at the Red Store.. IV nt. II. Hoover, Real Estate and Insu rance Apent, Is prepared to make out all pa pers nifessary to the conveyance of Real Kw Vatn. OiTloe Coiwt ltKn, Bruwnvillo. Flour Spring and Fall Wheat, at McGee's, at reduX'ed prlifs. FeklnBreaklugPlowsKIT.&H. Smith A Co's make, fur sale by J. C Denser. - Tke fullest stock or Hardware Wost of the Kissfesippi, at ShellenlxTferBro's. $1X00 Dollars and Expenses I See ad- -ert Iseuaeut of AmerUioitshiiHl Hewing JIa rhlne In our advertising columns, ' CnolceFrult and Fancy Candies.at Allen's City Bakery. Kxlraito A full supply kepk constantly on hand for every machine sold by F. A. Tisdcl Co: ' ; For Bob Sleigh Shoes and Sleigh Cutter IVood Work, go to the Pioneer Stove Store. . II. O Lett, Land Agent, Brownvllle. All Blinds of game wanted at the City Moat "Market. Itorrlcon Broadcast Seeders, for saleby F. A. Tiadel Co. Blondln Ankle Skate Support for Ladies and Gentlemen of the latest styles at the Bazar. , i Trade or Travel I wish to trade my town property for agd farm. Geo Neely. ACosd saaMfcUanta4e wb will aid his nelhlxir who Is in distres;2ie who will give if his bounty to aid maukd; or he wlko Will do business auJ let his customer enjoy theua (J UviHj wull ob atmall ixK-omtv-wTUis doos tlu Itegu la tor. If you want a Na 1 Set tKe.cond hand Har tioss, for two horbes, ciujulre at . . . (. : ' : R. TEARE & Co'. " Do yon want to make your sweet heart, yonr wife, youj ljuhtcr,or friend a nice Hol iday ProsoutT Josrph Shall has a splendid assortment or good Jewelry of all kinds Clocks, Watches, etc. A. Good Mirror is as nice a Christmas Frecnt as you can make your wife. McF&ll Co. keep all size. "Why is Hftzel selling so many Overcoats T Tle Vf ainj is'plajn io those wlto buy beyit;se f Is 'iofls'Are'So. 1 ana he sells so reaAoi.'aUe that people are sat b-fied . Oo and see them if you uoed anything in that line. .."Vow may talk of clp Boot and Shoes - ; -And blow as modi as you pUasc ' ' ! --' Bnt the best In the trade, , .. t All -Custom Made, . Are found at Johnson A McGee. . A. D. Marsh proposes to have on fcls shelves a better lot of Christmas presents than was ever before offered in Brownvllle. Drop In and see for yourself. Miss Mary Hamilton, residence corner of Atlantic and 4th streets, is prepared to do all kinds of Stitching, Braiding, Silk embroider ing, etc on short notice and reasonable terms. -.-Trjr'tUi Industrial FloW-Lf It don't fill the entire bill, briug it back. '"' ' - ' "R. TEA RE C A new assortment of Toys, Just received, ftt PHIL. DELTSERS. Th Indsutrlal Plow Is pronounced by all the best for Nebraska soil. . R. TEARE A Co., Agents. ' ' Kmhn V Ilalne's premium Grain and See.1 Drill, with W. H. Nauman's Improve ment, for sale by F, A. Tisdel a Co. ' Rooms to RenU Enquire of 'W.S.Black burn, i , . ' ' Th Finest Holiday Presents you can pos lbly make your wife, daughter or young fe male friend, Is a Yheelcr. fc V lison sewing Machine, which can be nad at the Bazar. Blankets and Shawls 1 Shawls and Blankets; Blankets and Shawls; Shawls and Blankets, cheap at " TEARE Co's. Christmas and New Tears Presents. As fine a lot of beautiful presents as was ever congregated in one show case, can be found at McCreery and Nickell's City Drug Store, and sold as law as anywhere. 5 ; A few pair of those best custom made Shoes and Boots left and they are the best In Brownvllle at TEARE & Co's. Christmas and S'tw Tears Cakes made to order, and a good assortment kept con stantly on hand, at WM. ALLEY'S. Our Sabbath Schools are all, we believe, making active preparation for planting Christinas Trees for the scholars, and have got up a happy rivalry that promises to make them all very pleasant anu accepiaoie anairs. To "Ed. Smith, Messenger to th TJ. S. Sen ate, wc are Indebted for a late number of the Wishlntrton Chronicle. Ills facilities for at tending to all claims against the government or kiii as to ensure prompt and sure work to all who entrust him with any business of that kind. ; Th Mite Societies meet so often, lately, that we find It Impossible to keep rnn of them. We can say, however, that they are well attended and very enjoyable. ManleFestlral. Nemaha Valley Lodge No. 4, A F. fc A. M., of this" city, is nmking preparations for a festival on the evening of tho 26th Inst. The annual festival occurring on Sunday, they have decided to hold on the day before. Masons in good standing from everywhere are invited. It will be a splendid affair. Tin Signs- Those splendid tin signs you see all around-town are produced by Louis WtUdtpr, sign, house and ornamental painter, No. 15 Main street. ' They come cheap andare admirably executed, as la all the work done hyhlfii. -' vi ' v', i Personal. D. II. McLaughlin has Just re turned from his trip to Maryland. His perils in the mountains being snowed in for three days, with nothing to cat except jml Oysters arc enough to almost make us advonturous to be snowed In.' - C. E. McPherson has Just returned. His manners and hat, and we doubt not, his mind, are considerably polished from his course through the Commercial College. May success attend his commercial career. , How o be Healthy. Always keep your feet dry and warm; go to McGibbonsv Boot and Shoe store and buy a good pair of Boots for a very small amount of caonoy, and save a big doctor bill. For a Nice Holiday Present you will find at McFall A Co s as fine Mirrors, as are in the west; Hobby Horses, Bob Sleds, Gigs, Carts, Rocking Chairs, Picture Frames, and everything you may desire, tomakea lasting and beautiful present. tVe have no perfumery, 'no traps to ndorn the person ; but when you come to the intel lect, we have the presents for Christmas. This reminds me that Santa Claus starts from A. D. Marsh's News Depot. Do you wish to make a lastlngand beau tiful Christmas or New Years Present? Go to Patch's Jewelry Shop, M-here you can see as flue a lot of Jewelry or Silver Ware as is west of the Missouri river, 1 selling them very low for csudi; A Nuisance. City Marshal, Attention. If you tlo not see to having that old well, lie fore Bedford's old stand, filled up or covered, somebody's hog may fall In and get hurt; to say nothing ol the dinger to some of the hu man species. See to it. i W. AV. Hackney is always prepared to give his customers the lcneflt of his cash purchases, in his truly well selected and com prehensive assortment of choice-Dry Goods, Notions t'.nd Groceries.' Go and see him. Santa Clans has Just arrived with the largest assortment of new and ingenious Toys ever opened In this city, at Wm. Rus sell's, where may be found everything, from tho smallest Toys to the finest Cake, that may be needed for a thorough enjoyment of the Holidays. Call and him. Lett, of the Good Samaritan Drug Store, in Mcpherson's Block, has a splendid lot of Toilet articles. Perfumery, etc., which make as idee and appropriate a present as can be frjundlnUiccity.v.. .,1'. i v ... Nelson g Baker, Poet Laureate of Ne braska, is apun in our miO$t,and has now In press a poem on the "Election and Christmas and New Years Ad.lrcs," which abounds in beautiful comparisons and striking figures. Of all the mlghth Nations, In the East or In the West, ' iflis glorious Yankee Nation Is the greatest and the best; and 60 is Hetzel's stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, No. 70 McPherson's Block. All, wishing tosubsorile for newspapers, magazines, etc , at club rut's, will bear In mind that the 20th of Decemljer is the extent of time given. A. D. MARSH, Gone ran News Agent for thetT.S.,the Can adas, and some parts of Europe. . .. : - Public, Attention I We never dun gen tlemen, because a gentleman Is a person who pays up; but those owing us must call and settle their accounts on or before the 1st of January, A.D. IStiP, for trouble will commence from and after that date. We must have what is due us. A word to the wise Is suffi cient. McFALL A CO. .. For Stoves of every variety, for Tinware of all kinds, for Tools for all trades, for Black smith's Iron, for ail styles Cutlery for Copper Ware for Guns, Pistils and Amunition, for Pumps, for Meat Cutters, for Hardware of every kind, and particularly for thesaktof oconomy, go to SIIELLENBERGERRO'S. Ilelmbold Not CrayNr, Helmbold is as smc ns ever, and is still issuing his Buchu to tho stricken of earth's children by the millions of bottles. This we think it no more than proper to say, as a parn-rsph is going the rounds to the effect that L fs crazy There is such "method Jn bis madness ' as pays so well, we would we were thus aCiicted. Sleighing During tho past week our streets have been nladc gay by the almost constant passage of beautiful sleighs filled with the beauty and elite uf the city, all hearts beating Co tire- mvrry Jingle of the sleigh lells; but a thaw Incoming over thingswhhh bids fair to strip our streets of their fleecy covering, and destroy this pleasant exercise. May's Ad. Have you noen it? If not, do so. May is alive I May in the Itesulatior of Prices!' May has broegh more trade to this town than any man in it, during the present season. The cry "Jew, .Tew," like the old cry " Woli l Wolf I" .is piaj c-L Mo- is making as honorable a record as ny merchant on the Missouri slope. His business is straight; bis stock is large; bis goo-Is are good; his prices are lotf'; his heart isj i tlie right place; and it will pay you to call and see him before pur chasing elsewhere. "BrownTlUe Chapter So.4,K. A. Mat its regular meeting Monday evening the Tih inst., elected the following ofileers to serve tbe ensuing year; R. W. Furnas, M. I ' II. P A. P. Cogswell; fc. K.; M. JM. Conner, E. fC; iybt. Tre,C.lf.; H. T. IUIney, p. s.; IL M. Atk'inson.'R. A. C.J J. K. rar, G. 2 L 1st V Joa. Curtis, G. M. 2d V.; II. L. ; :,,thewE, G. IL 3d V.; Geo. R. Davis s, ry,- a. J. McFall, Treas. ?Wc are -informed iLt lbs Chapter dm tatMasooic Hall crry MondTevenir" , Tht attention of our readers Is called to the advertisement of Coe't Dyspepsia Cure In an other part of this paper. This truly Valuable Medicine Is recornended by all who use it. Read the certificates. Christmas BtlL-A number of our cltl zens have determined to give a grand citizen's Christmas ball at Mcpherson's Hall, In honor of its completion and opening, thus dedica ting it to the use of the public It Is not aimed to make a pocket fall of money for any one, but to have a happy time In the largest hall In the State. The hall Is entirely finished and presents a splendid appearance. ,. Last Call, I must and will settle up. Per sons knowing themselves indebted to me must settle at once. Those having claims against me will please present them. 10-2t A. P. COGSWELL. A Physician whose skill can bo entirely relied upon, is a blessing to any community, This la eminently true of Doctor Whittler, of St. Louis, who confines himself to the treat ment of chronic and other classes of disease mentioned in his card, appearing in another column. The Doctor's reputation la Union wide. " Christmas Ere Ball at Nemaha City. Levi Johnson will give a grand Christmas Eve Ball at Johnson's nail, Nemaha Cltj The- three Dye brother, James, Henry and Nathan, being engaged to play, we can guar antee satisfaction ifi the musia The prepa ration for a grand good time are on an exten sive scale, and everybody la invited. Not t Cost! netzel wishes it distinctly understood that he desires to make a living profit on his goods, and cannot afford to sell at cost or any other humbug. He desires to stay right here, and cannot afford to deal In empty phrases to coax trade, but Is prepared to show ty comparison with eastern prices that be Is doing a fair thing by his customers. Call and see him at No. 70, McPherson's Block. Christmas Et Ball at Sonora. The Western Serenaders, by special request of the citizens, have determined to give a grand concert and ball at Sonora on Christmas Eve. Their concert last week at that place vas to a crowded house, and give immense satisfac tion, at which we do not wonder, as what they play tfcey play well, and we recommend them to the public everywhere. Our 'Agricultural Department. We cannot refrain from palling the attention of all to our "Agricultural Department," under the control of Col. Furnas. He is devoting much time to it; making invaluable not only to the fanner, but to all who have a town lot or garden to cmbellsh jr make 'profitable. His actual experience lu this section, in nearly all matters npon which he 'writes, makes his articles doubly valuable and reliable to all. "You may cross the Rocky Mountains, Or go to the Rio Grande, Or to the sparkling fountain V' That on Boston common stands. Yet, the longer you lire, tho farther you travel the moreyon'H find out that Hctzel can sell you a better pair of Boots m for less money than any man In Brownvllle; . The "Boys and Girls," published weekly by Frank Leslie, is one of the most agreeable companions we ever met, nistory, poetry, adventures, travels, stories, and miscellane ous matter, are all carefully selected for its columns, and illustrated 1c such a manner as Is both pleasing and Instructive. It la one of the most agreeable papers for the young peo ple ever published. At $2 a year It Is within the reach of alL . v v.M. A. JT. Ritter, the recently elected Commis sioner, called at our office last week, at the close of the Commissioner'8 Court. We were in tho Court Room for a while- during the session, and were truly pleased to see the fa cility vrlth which Mr. Ritter took hold of Uk? business, seeming to comprehend Immedi ately what was necessary, and aiming to do his work without unnecessary loss of time. We believe his elect ion will be a benefit to the county at lnrge ns well as to the district he Is chosen from. Ve have received from the publishers, the "Star Spangled Banner" for January. With this numlier it enters upon its seventh vol ume, and Is enlarged and improved, giving nearly double the former amount of matter. It is a rich, rare and racy sheet of forty long columns and eight large pages, illustrated, and is really the cheapest paper in the coun try. Its publishers present, .gratis," to every FubscrilKT, a splendid -?r. craving, and the price of all is only seventy-five eents. Spec imens can be seen at this office, or will be sent freby addressing "Star Spangled Ban ner," Hinsdale, N. II. Prof. Beall has evidently vamonsed; evi dently absquatulated ; with the funds of his scholars but half earned. Our town has been sadly victimized, lately. A fiux of rascality seems to have ata eked the west. Prof. Britton prececded Beall went through the river towns like n doze of,salts, and blew his brains out. We will forgive Prof. Beall the Si he owes us if lie will invest it In powder, and cons id ;r that we have that mneh "bread cast upon" t lie water." Our citizens should remember thot "eternal vigilenre Igtheprice of" greenbacks, now-a-dnrs.1 , THE INDUSTRIAL. PLOW. Robt. Teare A Co. are sole agents for this celebrated plow, and now have one hundred on hand. To those farmers of this county who attended the last f.tir, we say the Indus trnl JHsiw is the one which took the First Pre tfiiMH'hnd was pronounced by all 'who saw and tested, superior to all others. It was made expressly for Nebraska sol!, and we warrant It as alnst any plow ln"the world, in oil respects. If It does not give entire sat isfaction, no sale. Call and see them. We only ask that tliov be examined and tested, Sell Goods at Cost ,Hmubugl Big Hum bug 1 1-Why the Dictator will prove it so. G(kx!s bought oneyear ago, and sell'n.c now nt cost, is fifty per cent higher than W. T. Den is selling goods fresh from market, say Blankets, Flannels, Buck Gloves, Gauntlets, Clothing Fur Japs, Ladies .Furs, Comforts, Stoves, Furniture, etc., 20 per cent, cheaper at W T. Den's t han any Cost-HOuse in Brown vllle. . , . . . Corn, Pork, Hides and Furs, taken in ex change; but No Tick- i No. 27. 'Tis cold and keen the winter wind Blows through your clothes so thin. With sleety blast and breath unkind Cuts tothevery tikin. ' ' ' A s;ife retreat In diwn.tlw street, .7 ; At number twenty-seven; ' ' .' You can get a heap , ' '" OCga Uciicap . . You'll think that they are given. The best of suits. r.c : Without dispute,. .. -j " .Cheap as In " " ' No men-there are, , - - Will treat you so fair "" '"As the Regulator. More New Type. During the "past week we have again received from MacKallar, Smiths A Jordan, of the Philadelphia Type Foundry, about tfl'O worth of now typo-Ag-ate. Brevier and display typo and must suic that we never saw a better, ilnlsbfcd ar Icio frajn &iry foundry in the world. Aasoon Ls we can make the necestsary changes our paper will be printed throughout upon en tirely new type, ail from this foundry, when we can defy competition to show us a better f election of type, or a neater paper, west of the Mississippi. : - LS " : i ' - r ' Kilbourn, Jenkins 4t Co. Manufac turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in all kinds of Pin? Ln-Vcr, Lath, Shinies, Pickets, Sah, Bio i.s, !, Battens, etc. Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri, We manufacture our own material in the Pineries of Oshkcsh, Wis., where we have In operation one of the largest manufactures of everything mad inPIne in the world, and obtaining ' our Lu m ber- direct' from the trw, as we do, e can sell at lcwor rates than any Lnmbr Yard In the West which pays one wholesale and one or two retail profits. We shall always keep on hand a full supply of everything in our line, o that those in want may always rely Upon gettlng'what they de lre." Wc simply fu-k All ta-xafulneour6iock and prices bofore parchasingelsewuereas we can ensure satisfaction In both. , A No. 1 Four Tear 01J Horse for Sale- Enoulre at this office - ' For the year ending December 5, 1868, Judge Morgan has Issued forty-seven marriage li censes to persons In Nemaha County. IS) The neatest Holiday Presents for girls or ladle, can he had at the Bazar, for there Is no better taste In such matters than is displayed by Mrs. Bargls. The Premium gtoreWehaveJustbo't "the last of the Moguls," of W. T. Den, and considering its size, the small quantity of wood It uses, and the heat it gives out. It la as good a stove as we ever had. It took the premium at the late county fair, and we hope this race of the "Moguls" may not become extinct; in fact we believe Den has a few lit tle "Moguls" left; If not, he has a splendid assortment of others. Wholesale and Retal Liquor Store. Wm. H. Valleau has Just opened a Wholesale and Retail Liouo-and Tobacco store, at No. 41 Main street, Holladay's old stand. His stock Is full and complete, consisting of all kinds of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, etc He has purchased bo that he can do better even than duplicates). Joseph bills. Buying further east, with cash, he can offer to tha trade such inducements as will pay all who wish anything lji his line to call and buy of Mm. In connection with his store he has sample room and bar, fixed up In the neatest style, to which he Invites his old friends. "Wm. II. Small, of the Red Store, has con stantly on band a large selection; of Pine Lumber, consisting of ' - ' - : SIDING, CEILING, FLOORING. . . FINISHING STUFF. '. SHINGLES, - . LATn, DOORS, .'. I ' SAsn, GLASS, PUTTY, , CEMENT, as good and as low as can be had anywhere. A. D. Marsh Is up Inarms, And meets our applause r r - In keeping such a host of things For darling Santa Clans. ' No perfumery or traps to deck .1 Th body; there you'll find 1. Choice food for the InteUct, To feed the youthful mind. "- -Rnnt Clans will have .enough , ; , For wherever he may go. Hp makps his headquarters at , Marsh's News Depot. Saturday Evening Post. To thos of our readers who w?sh a city paper. In addi tion to our own, we would recommend the Jost, ot Philadelphia. It 1ms recently been enlarged and beautified, and Its stories are finely illustrated. It announces new novel ets .by Mrs. Hosmer. Miss Amanda M. Doug las, MissPreseott, Gustave Almard, and other distlngu ished writers. The Post Is also the cheapest of the first-class literary papers. Specimen, numbers will bo sent gatis, by writing to H. Peterson A Co.", 319 Walnut street, Philadelphia. fl,50ayearln connec tion with the Advertiser. -. Godey for 1S69. The American people have long ago become familiarized with the merits of Godcy's Lady's Book. Although making a specialty of the fashions and of light literature, and this through a long peri od in which no rivaTry was able to establish Itself, Mr. Godey has constantly added such other features to this magazine, and has so excellently managed this, th4t It has circula ted when fashions were a secondary consid eration, and retained every advantage once gained. The literary character' of the work has been svt veneris, and so wisely adapted to the. tastes of those for whom It catered, that It has grown constantly, find always retained tho good will of those who made Its acquaint ance. Godey, although followed by numer ous rivals and imitators, is still at the head. The literary matter of furnished by Marion Harland and a long list of entertaining and agreeable writers, We are pleased to see such abundant proofs of enterprise and good judg ment in the old favorite, and feel assured that it will thereby continue fts record, and be green and lusty when sonic of lLs young competitors are lb: gotten. - Excitement at Brownrllle I AN Ikate Pahext ix PvnsriT of a Suttoskd RrJfA WAV DACGHTEit!! The crowd nt the party ftiven last wcek"by Mr. llauk of this city, to the Mite Society, was Immense, and the Wes tern Serenaders covered themselves with glory. Among those present was an old and well known citizen, Mr.' , who accompa nied his daughter, one. .of the most accom plished young ladies of our city. There was also present a young clerk of our city, who had for quite a period of time been paying his addresses to Miss . and who has been a constant visitor to Mr. 's. While every thing was passing off merrily, the departure of the young couple was suddenly noticed by a friend who immediately informed the par ent thus; "Mr. , I fear your daughter is running away!" "Where?" said he. "When? How ?" "She- has just left with Mr. - -" re plied his friend. Instantly calling acarriage, the now Irate father followed and traced them to A. May's famous Clothing and Dry Goods Price Regulator, 27 Muln street, and suddenly confronted the young couple with, "What arc you doing here?"' ' "Why, papa," replied the daughter, "I thought as the room was so warm, I would just step down here a few mo menls, and look over the nice Dress Goods just received by Mr. May; and Mr. also Wished to, examine his stuck of Clothing, A hat are you do;Eg here?? '-Oil, I heard that V Regulator had a fine stock of Over coats, and I thought I would just step lu and get one." And after making several purcha se they left, the best pleased trio In the city. i 11 11 iw is uiiwi mm 'i -np THE MARKETS. CLOTHING MARKET. .Corrected WaeklJ- for the Advertiser by MAI'S DRY GOODS AND .CLOTHING Business Coats from iK&Sli liu-siues suirs.ji. , . : - Overcoats,:?:! durttJS). - 'J - CnssiinerePants, $.3 o0i35... : -Cassinel Pants, 60. Vests, from lu cts to$3. - -. : Overshlrts. Iwst, $.'. . Ovcrshirts, second best, Si Oversliirts, from 75 cts. to fcl 25. ' Undershirts, from oO cts. to ii Drawers, 1 rom : cts to iUicKskin Gloves, Ikmi,2 Z5. siiei-pskjn Gloves, .j cts. Siivp.kiu Mit' s, .Viets. . . i DRY GOODS MARKET. Corrected Weekly for tha Advert iser by jiAVt, xiii uods AND CLOTHING ULULLAIUK. Calico, best II cts." S?(ond, M cts. Heavy Yanl Wide Muslins', lsc. ' l us! in, second, I6c(lc. Bleached Muslin.-, yard wide. 205.10 '" Cotton Delaine, ic. All Wool Delaine, tOc. siiawls. ()7-i:.io. $0. , : Plaid Flannels, 4oc. I'lain Flannels. :6-:a.V). Balmoral Skirts, $100. - - WEEKLY REVIEW OF TJIP CAUO MARKETS. CHI. MOXEYThe tendency of the money t". V'l r1 -trlnsency. and ilkitviii I f.-. t,. I... .1. .. - 1 lit; .............. ...j iucKers lias been large. Rates 01 intorest are very tirni at ten por of-nt . nnd gold sells at VX 1 lul V. " 1 'icmnrKet is active. Choice per -lor. G.-ese and Turkevs at V) ,1 i 1 r? v FVIvS The market rules quiet with fi'r ro.H-ipu. ,a Mink and Rat. Mtnk U'l 7w ; Me,ver. l 2VS 7. fitter'-' ' DRY GOODS.-cv,uon ra'.ar'eting RtJUMUt tlie pri;es of last year, when the raw material was selling at ISe i-.w- -.t -,. ,r. Yit1!i)KU: pl ilm tlirV . . . -"- v.h'. r;i.S,Irapr?'e!l.'5ual!ty of stock Kur.M 1 11c ai4xl i uiiuj last week. I' t rice air to goou; ana w 7ofi w for common. o profit ui .-oiiuu pmju- 1 le present price II the raw material should tail to C ii pt Ls ulv duiP st-ks mvumulating end holders anxiouTto realize. Print- are quoted at 12 7 1. Bel ines at -J. iV. f I ;ieeched Sheetings at VhX ilrown at llLx;. . 0 uJJt HOGS'. The market active and "buoVanf r r.ix 73. for choic? to r. .-- r' yXBEUf-vitth ther unsettled, nai liratiou closed, and want of cars for transoor tation. the trade has been merely nominal GROCERIESS-With 1 nerelsed fright from the sealx.ard, and at the high-rate of gold Groceries have advanced. t, J-Lap and candles are an exttpUlr, and dave,declined with liie deeliu in the cjst of the raw mate rial. : 1 '-' - '-.v--',- ST. LOUIS MARKETS EY TELEGRAFn. ' - - . v fcT. LCCT3, Dec. iota, liC-i. rLCva.-tr,jyy3,uJZ per bbl Wheat Red faU i 6&S2 03 ; 8pring aofil S. Cobit-?576c fbr taixed, choice white 80c. Oa1s-C5.9. Rn fl 2S1 30. PRonsioNs-Mess Pork S2S 50 per bbl ; dry salt bcuui3 imiiucno sides He, clear sides wsc BACON'-Shoulders 14j, clear sides 17c, sugar-cured nama 104. Cattlk-2:-Sc gross for prime. " . Hoes-f3 00 for felr to prime, & 60 fbr chcica. GROCERY AND PRODUCE MARKET. FLOUR Winters sack Snrin? . .. f7 00 coRN-j bushel, oid,..:...::::::i::;: new MEAL $ bushel HIZZ BACON Hams $ a ."..Z Shoulders W & ''" - " Sides .B... .. . 4 00 78 . 4 20 19 20 15 . 1 CO 1 25 40 , 25S33 LARD-Canned ft Z ZZZZl SYRUP-Qolden v gaL ZIZ . Sugar House eal COFFEE-Jiva B...1H . " Rio lb ..' CHEESE New York Factory "ft Countrv a fe a 1 20 2 2.3 1 75 . 2 00 25 20 15 , 2 00 TEA Imperial $ lb uiacK t ro n Younz Hvsnn ti ff. CANDLES ri tar 9:...JZZZZ '. " Tallow t th APPLES Dried Green hushfi PEACHES Dried 9.1b.. " POTATOES New bushel" 20 ..... 100 n 5 70 25 ......3031') " r Sweet f, pound... COAL OIL 9 gailonT..C. HONEY lb ONION Ti bushel '....ZZZZZ SALT per barrel 25 1 25 ber barrel 4 fiO LUMBER Cottonwood per 100 2 002 25 Z Oak .... . 6 00 Walnut...- 8 00 ' Pine 3 607 00 SHIN GLE3 Cottonwood per 1000 2 603 00 . " Pine ; ...5 Q07 50 LATH Cottonwood per 1060...... 7 00 " Pine w, 7 60 WOOD Dry Hard per cordr.L.r. . 6 00 HIDES Dry per lb 15 Green . . WHEAT Fall per bushel 1 CO Spring 60.151 00 WOOL per ft ;. r.025 . ' J. H. SHOOK & BROS., Manufacturers and Dealers In Native Lumber of all kinds, lengths, breadths and thickness, AT HILLSDALE, NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA. They own and run oneof the best Saw Mills in. Ui mala, auo. will lux rush . -r--. 3IECHA'ICS ITW BlILDEHS with a bill of Lumber of best quality, short notice, at tho Lowest Market Price Lath and Pickets Always pn band for sale. - , on They also sell cheap at their store in Hills dale all staple Dry Goods and Groceries, and suh articles as are in general use. Remember the business, the men, and the PREMIUM LIST. wniTLOcirs Horticultural Record. $1,.50 per Annan, in Advance. ' m JRir.gle Caplcs, 20 cents. . .. - To subscribers wishing to pay at the end of the year, S2, if ordered by January 1, 18J9. Address, The Whillock Exposition and Ex change Company,. - j "213 Broadway, N. Y. ANDREW S. FULLER, Editor. . The cheapest journal of the kind published, and the only one giving the price list of trees, vines and plants in "All Nurseries In One." It also contains a list of the best implements for farm. Garden and Household; audits pages are tilled with articles from the best horticultural and agricultural writers in the world. As a special Inducement, we oiler to send one plant of either of tiie following va rieties of fi uits, to all who send In their naras wlthl,50. ' - - .' . Clarke Raspberry, Davison's Thornless Raspberry, Eltisdale Raspberry, Missouri Mammoth Blackberry, Choice Gladiolus, Choice Japan Lily, Ioua Grape Vine, or two Early Wilson, Blackberry, two Kittatinny Blackberry. Or, to any one who will send Mi cents extra, to pay postage, we will send ' Oic Iiuivl 0 L'irlj Jlose Iilatoes. ' The plants will be carefully packed and sent v mail, post-paid, ns early in the Autumn, r Spring, as practicable. 8-12t Scientific ! ;- Rational I Safe f i t DR. LAWRENCE'S Compound Extract of ROSADALIS ' it Recommended by SCIEyTIFIC MEN EVER YVTHERE A3 THE BEST , -.-,"-.:. - Remedy yet Discovered T. - - roit Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidney AND AS A G EX ERA L HE A L Til RESTORER f . .. fB0SjSALIS vr - .''-- Purifies the Blood, In. proves th e A ppetile?. f . " ; Aids Diction, " ' ' ' Corre?fs' the Secretions, And Imparts TonefSiixngthgnd Vivacity to theVho(e ISysicm, So that persons u.-dng "it feel that they enjoy an entire new !Le.- ROSADALIS . Is Recommended by the JJcKt I hysicians Everywhere. BEAD TIlE FOLLOWUTG FBOM Dk. F. Ohx DAS.NEtty, now of this City Formerly lYoXcssor of Physiology and Path ological Anatomy in the Middle Georgia Medical College, Chief Surgeon StateofSouth Carolina, during the war, Vice-President Georgia Medical Association : Mr, Lnvcrtmce: 1 have carefully examined your' formula for the ROSADLIS, and recom mended It to several of my patients. The Combination is a happy one, and must prove n potent remedy in all diseases requiring the virtues of a great alterative medicine. I wish you success. F. OLIN DAN NELLY. Baltimore, April 2-J, ib&i. Baltimore. Mo., March!, 1S6. Ibellevq Dr. Lawrence s - 'ItOSADALIS". to be the Bet Alterative In Use, and there fore cheerfuliv recommend it a such. "THOMAS J. BOVKIN, M. D. Baitimo::f, Febuary l'tth lRS. Dr. J. J. Iuwrt:nee. Dear Sir I take pleas ure in recommending your ROSADALIS as a very powerful alterative. Yours truly, It. W. CARR, M. D. We know Dr. Iiwrence's Rosadalis to be a sate and reliable Alterative, Ac, and take plc:i!are in recommending It to the profess !;n and public. J II Moore, M 1), E Barnes. M D, L A smith, M D, R W Kinsr, M D., ' J II Winftcad, M D, H Woodward, M D, R H Rarham, M D, W T Hrewer, M D, W G Dngsraii, M D. ' -W J Bullock, M D, Wilson, N. (,'., January 7th, 1S(S. tKcr Testimonial of Rem arkablk Cubes See "Rosadalis Almanac" lor this yeax.y Prepared at the Laboratory of Dr. J. J. Lawrence & Co. 214 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE SMITH & DWYER, WHOLES A LE DR UG GISTS, r CHICAGO, Gieneral Asrn's for the North Western States, to whonnrdn should be addressed. niiMim CLOCKS, 7ATCHES, li- ". 'AND " ' - : J.EWEXEY; No. 59 Main Street, Brownvllle. JOSEPH SIIUTZ, . ' Itas Just opened and will constantly Vvn nn hnr?l a lairre and v'el! ftisc.rtput sreck of genuine articles in his line. Re-oalring ox ClocksWatchi, aod Jrw- clrydonedrtsh6rt-riotlce.'' " ' ALL WORK WARRANTED. HONESTY AGAINST ALL HDI, srl Crx n.rrr-: v. n r vvri'tJiULj Lii - - 2x co.srqrEr;ci: - j: STOCK,: OS 11 f s . i r 1ST 0"-i7 TV7 a PI , r 1 -.JM - -Tl - m.. a. SWAH GENERAL rosGiies We haTe on hand a large STAPLE! A 1? To u hich wc are making co we are Belling at Prices as the Mississippi. In tho Quality, of our Goods: FLOUR OP THE MOST HIGHEST MARKET 12-40 nvi:.vn eight sizi OF THE CELbBUATED til ' W It 1 1 L-HV7 Are now made by the :xcelsiar Manufacturing Camp'y ST. LOUIS. , M!K?Er WETJICNOWS AND VERT POPU I LA It COOKING SToVKS have len before ttn :''li" since irl. Kscn iuccmiiiii? rear hu add'i iir uoDuisritT. until the rnri; haa become f- iliar in evcrv huuiK."iold ia tbe Went and Soulh.- if demand for our Vow Olsii i-ter" On.l St year wss greater than weculd suuply with th I then n?ad?; anticipating a still greater d lie and durinz tile prefwt jf ir. we have raade pat nw for several adlitionl ize, ami ere prepared mnuafioture ISO to 1150 ' JHARTER OAK STOVES. ' , ' per day, of . - T W K XTT-EI GUT D I FF F.REXT SIXES. We gnsrantee the iteration of every stove w lunufucture, snd oner a reiTmcc anv one of th i.-tnr thniisandJ that h;ive lieen sold, wherevet lev'rasv in- found. Xeithr labor or expanse has -ea parul to make our NEW CHARTER OAK s TKItFECT COOKIAG STOVE, . ,t-.. ,.r r -t t.. t:, tr-,'p :is the REST COX. I KC;TE1, -'.MiST DCKAr.LK and CNIFOiiJi perating COOKING STuVE in the market. I in addition tu our EX TENn E Sl'oVE BUS! 1 Ess rre r.re prcj'ar-.-d t- o.Ti r to Stove Dealers ( insniirh' and others in tbe-me. the la7-yt and rt cnnTiU-Tp aaaortioeut of Jlctal and '1 inners "k in t!i West. jr arrar -r"TTi'nt Tritii the St. ' ni rniiii.insr Cnrnnanr enaMrs tis to rive litwrral . C''nti to l.trsr bur-rs of t'RENCH ST.VMPED ir-n.'Terr,r)r r-iitreH rTif of ail arthdesol riMVN MANi'K.Vt IL'liU, e !)C.ifv dealers and 4. - rAv ill f.n 1 fr t th-?r interest to send .!-'.iiea:id I'ru-e Li-it .and evamir.e our price .;in ii:iji: rlifw iirre. AdilnS ,mm St. Lonis, Misaouri. . SHELLENBritGER BKOS., - Brownville. Xebl A -1 CD GO F no Flooring, fullstock. at WM.U. SHALL1. WILL WIN THE I? 7 - Hi of a ciiaxgc to be madi: JANUARY 1st, tte orrrr. oin CTinc : CLOTEIHG Oli 1 1 ftp-pqhfi A. MAY ci. DILVLERS IN Fo'risions and well assorted stock of FAIICY GROCERIES nstant additions, and which low 03 any House wc3t of WE DEFY COMPETITION. APPROVED BRANDS. PRICE PAID TOR .' Shelienberger Bros.r 'Ho. 74. UlcPliersou's Clocks . " . Dealers la Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Ifarrhcarc, Stove, Tinware, Hardware, Stovtz, Tinware, 50,000 'Miles Frncr, Wirz . Min Fence Wire 50,0UU UUetEaice Wire PitOtbtirrj Iron and Nzifji Pittsburg Iron and Nail Pittsburg Iron Nails, Mechanic's Too?. ; ' ; ' . , Mechanic? Tools, JIccJuinic'4 TuoU Charter Oak Stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, Charter Oak Stove, Besides afull assortment of everything kept In atirt clas DiDDDlBElillD STOVE . ' STORE! t Which trill be sold az loic a$ Uia lowest :: ron cash: To all who jar v. with a call. xmatttn ' ' v . vAUM UVUitt. Xi-JlGT iilUt tn 1 fc , , Cc-Ur tjit Bna'5ee"at of ' JACOB -ROGERS,!:':'1 Is now aouninff Ref ! 'mr Oaimbtmes trom Erow-mrille to tho Railroad Terminus ! it the CooncjJ. Blaffiisnd Si. Joseph Railroad, At liOTth Star, IIo., Two Kiis from Brownviii si(t Acnh Sit Farry : 1 s j .-; . - , Lanaisg.-!- .. . . - . , . Good Omsiatuf&s. Close Cca&crcfeosr . yC0-tf Charge M9tlcrat.' " " " " TO 7 nnnn r-i r I lJ I . ix the nn;i dt 1869, AT : COST 1 1 772 1 s a? 2 - us: zi3 2 2 .ft no U J SI UJ rm ftMistTssssi MmwM o SIIELLEI1BEDGEB BRO'S No. T4, McPherson's Hloek, Solo Accnts In Southern Nebraska, Atchison and Holt County, Ka,, for the j V. -4 .r f Reaper Ilower! THE BEST !?i THE WORLD 1 1 A. L a o . f PLIPPER h LCV3' THE BEST FLO W NO W MADE! it f M 7 - i- .j, it -J Lli J iJ CO'S. 5--"? J I. ' . .- - JL - t Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Tot Diseases of the Throa-t and Iuas, such as Coughs. Colds, Whoepiag , Cough. .Bronchitis, Aatiuna, and Consumption. rfobaTy never before in the wboI history of mediciaa,La any tiling won so widely and sodeply Ul'Q, Hit- com'.ik-nce of inaakLud, a.-t ihw exceueat ruledy for piiinr,oaary complaint. Througa a kivz geriaa of years, and amonj moi-t of ih rcs o? men it ha rien higher &nd huiicrla ti.ir ecstn. tion, as it ba become Letter kaowa. its OQilV.rni character and poer to cure the various a'tX'Uoas of the lungs and throat, have inaU it known as a re liable protector agpiai liieai. Whij atispied to milder form of diieae arul to young children, it U at the ame time t.hq most eiTeciual remeiT uut csa be given for incipient con-uinpti'ja, and the dan porous affections f.f the throat and luog As s pro vision agaunt sudden sttacasof Crp, it sboUt be kept on band in evcrv family, and mdecd as s'l are somctiinci subject r colli and cort?a, aj , ehouM be provi i-d with this anudoie for Uiem. "Allhongn e',:t!''t Vumption s tbou?: hv curable, still gr?n' number? of ca-c where di ea.e-cenicd cu;cd, have litn a cvJipkic'y cunsl. ami the patient rcUrrd to sound health by th Cherry l'rrtnrnl. Sr coirplete is i's niaitery over the f'iorder of the Lnr?-j and Tiroat. U'a the most obstinate of them yield to 1L tea eoto irg c!c could rc ich them, under tha Cherry tf$c toral they subside and tiiyappear. fiirurmi ami 1'ubllc Speakers great pro tection from it. Asthtun u always relioFrcJ snd otea iriclly cured by it. lironchitia is genera" care-l by tailnjr th Cher r if JXrtoral in snva;! sxui frequent dos. so generally are iw viituc known that w need not publuh th ccrtuicate of them hetr, or do mora than assure the public UuS iu qu&ua art fjy rn.ur.I.iined. Ayer's Ague Cure, For FeTr and Atuo, Intertr fttest Tvrtr, Chill Fever. Xtemitt".t Fevr, Dumi A-icie, Periodic?! or B-lious Ferer, Aa and indeed, all the affections which ari from naiinoos, marsh, or -"-niin-T poiaona. As It nrnrw implr , it d CtfT, snd rtoej not fhii. Cwntainin? neither Arenic.Qnin me, Bmmuta, Z'nc.nor any other m;ncral or poisonous substanc whatever, it i norrisc rninres snv patient. Thi number and imrortance of iti enre in the syne dis trict;, are hterai:7 bcTond account, and o"icve without a paraiiel ii fcntory of Aane rne.ine. Oar prido i? gratnled by the 'iraow!e'jrmn-s w rcceiv of tha radical tr.rc everted In Ahr.u ana n nere ouier rorncdiei had wholly . Unaiostcd persons, either resident tiod ra. or w-se..mg tnroQm nua-mnt-i- lo1,;'.?:, wi.l b pro- r rrpp ifi-!. w.Ttist fiv taKi?ir ur,a Afil' , "W""''. arising from tomvVt- ctui.i Liver, it h au excellent remedy, auiauluiax the Lsvcr into healthy actirirr. For n.l n, DHor.-i-rs aa-i Lfver CompUiats, it U lu T--r!icr.r rTm.-rty, prodacirr m.var tm'v r-ra.-knoie orw, wner other modvin- h1 UAil. Preoa-"d by. n. J. C. Ave & Co., Prewl and Anah-rioaJ r heraist, Lowed. iUss., l rji aii round Cie world.- . "-4v t TRICE, $1.0O TEZZ ZQITLZ. Said by . , . ; -PCREERYt :nciiELLt