tsar:
mmU Jdwrtist r.
I '"Crscopleiofthe ABvmwn for sale by
Txi u ii ftr Book btore, widbyGA. Pol-
lodge Directory.
MASONIC.
" Knrrs T. IUlif ey. becy.
i tt A V iLLEV LOIX5E No. 4. A. F. A A.
5 CXnmunlcaiioi An and tliird Hat.
Vv rnl;t'W In each month. Lodge of Instruction
Jvery Saturday nltfLt. R w FcwrAB W. M.
I. O. O.'F.
rOWKVILLK LODGK No. 5. 1. O. 0. F.-Keg-JfZStS
TV evening, q
j pnvt! Secy.
I. O. G. T.
.R0-VViaK LODGE 'o. 30. L O. O. T. meets
.very Kriday ""' r w & T
V'aws Blackbcbx, W. O.
REMGIOrS -DIRECTORY.
I puKSBYTKBIAN CJTVnCK. - Hervke each
V. .i. t W a. in., and 7;' p. m. Prayer JJeet
J fWestt eveiiiiuf. ibbth bclral at 2
! clock p. oi.
Kev. J. T. Baibd, Pastor.
vFTHOlrsT K. ClTirnrH.-errk-eseach Kab-
' ... ui,i T :i i. ni. Kiiiiiiur School
1 .. ,h i iu-sia. ni.. and 7; p. ni. r"day
I b"i . m ' 1'rajir Meeting Thursday evenln
) H-m- 1W ttev.LMLMAV.P
lK.
'as tor.
Hnlic
Communion administered on the first Sunday or
month. heats free. R DAVW RecU)r
BiTTrsT ClirWIX. 0rrer Fourth and Atlan
tJLitA serviceicvery Kabtiathexoept tlie third
niontb. at U o'clock a. m. and 17 o clock p. m.
nday ii4 at 10 a. m. Prayer ileetii. Wed
nd7 tnl'- t. H. LOWE. Pastor.
Arrival aa Irartnre of (be Mails.
Northern. rVntern and Southern depart at Ik.
m'-amvrm'lU 3 i. m.
ituW Mull arrives at p. ra.: deiart at 7 a. ra.
Hrru til arrive at lu m.: dcjmrt ut 12 p. iiu
de-orre lil arrivrt Mondays, Wednesday and
yrMi'a' p. e;jaro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
KA:tirArt 6X 7 a. m.
(irt'Mil arrive Friday at 4 p. n.; departs
Thurliiv t a. m.
i--,t o'llic Hour from 7a.m., to A
7. p. m
1X)CK,
. m. -Pun-
dy ,u,' lw - nu w 1
P.M.
gt. Joseph & Council Cluflfr R.R.
FOR
Si a Franclaro and H Eiit and South.
T trnlni 4a!ly each way, between St, Joseph
ml Council Ululls, rontiertlnir as follows :
AtM. Jiwepli with the Jlaunibal A tit. Joseph
Railruwl fur yuincy and the Kast.
At St. Joseph with the MisKmrl Valley Ha! i road
for AlcliiHri. Ijeavenworth. Ransu City, c.
At Council Hlufls with Vuion l'acitic liallroad
furlxnver. Salt Iiike and Oalitornia.
' Atcouncll Hlufls with t'hiciiKO A North Western
llsilnwd lT sm'ux Oity and " f 'p iiw."
l-uilnihn'n l'alaoe C'ir ere run tli rough from
Cwwil BlutTs to Pt. Louis and Qulucy.
I TIME TABLE. .
No. 1 Kinrew. bound North, leave Phel 1:15 p. ra.
So! 1 Kiprnw. bouud North, leave Phelps (ii-i a. m.
'o. Z Kxpresi. bound South, leave PhelpslOi&i p. m.
'o. i ti;iresg,h jund South, leave Puelis ti:23 a. nu
A. L. HOPKINS, tven'l Superinteudent.
IjAcib Rogers' Omnibus loaves Bronnrille for
I be lh-p at s a. m. and IZ ni., dully.
Hnaslbal & Saint Joseph Time
Table.
' ' Taking eflect January 5th, 1870.
ABR1VX.
"(. 1 7y Kxn. daily except Sunday 7:20 p. m.
Nu. 3 l'liritic Kxp. daily escept Monday.. a. nu
.Vi. S 'itlit Kip. daily except Monday ... 7:-"i0 a. m.
No. 7 Throush Irt. dairy exci'jit Monday. S:4" a. m.
No a im.uL-ti frt. dally exc'it Monday. :4o a. m.
No. II Way irt. dally except Sunday. ... 6: V p. rru
'o. 13 Mucon Irt. daily ex(xt Sun jay U:itt a. m.
HBFART.
No. I PRy Fxp. dallyexrept Sunday fc-to a. m.
Na 4 Niicht Ktp. daily except Sunday . &'J0 p. m.
.No. Ia'itic hip. daily except Sunlyli.")a. nu
rt 4 will nnt tnn a. xtD OsVorn, KWldf.
;nwr. Moorsvllle, Ctitsti. V ltUrr car Xeadviile.
Nu. 6 will not atop at Ssxton, x-AJtUni . Oslioni,
EreckinridKe, Moorsvllle, Whe'linK or Mialvilie.
T. 11. BURNETT, lien--genu
f I'nion Pacific Ilallirar Time
. Table,
trTntll furllirr notice tralve JrtUJeare aad.atrire
at iiurlilaily lis lollow
tKJVE.
. TallyT-.....ll:15 a. m.
llolfl ljp 4:15 p. in.
l ixed A: 46 p. uu
t'reurht 7:u0 u. m.
MIK E.
Pnlly txp 4:L p.JC
Hotel Lxp 11:1-1 u. in.
Mixed. ........ -4:mj p. nu
Jl-Wfight... l:W.p. m.
Tlie Hotel Express train leaves nt 4: lo .every
. Tlnirsd'ay, not arrive at lLl-uouiryJc'uuikiy.
lmilv roi
roiiiieclioiis mad nt OnMLha m 1th (VWo
.Vorihwe-ilern, t'lilcneo, lv-k IxUwd nnC i'a'ilM
nd St. Joseph nixl IXhiik'II HlutTn L.ii'irmul, a ill?
Missiniri River line of stecmer lor all jmumIs KmiU
aid South. .
leyenue with lVu - Pa4tW: R. R. for all
' point III t'olitradu and New Mcvni.
At llrvxn twtu sUfw Uyt &utwa.trT Mines.
Atoir.lru a uli t t.lirtial Jt.fi. for Suit Lake
(Ity aud other iM.inrs iu Utah.
At Olsten withlVntrul Pacific Railrraul, for Cor
rlne, irprinia fity, lleli-ria. and all points in Mon
tana, A I wo, forSiicrainenla, Sun Francisco, and all
points In Jdiiho. N'evndoand Ciililorniu.
. - All freKht dellverad at the Omuha depot prior to
4:i p. in., will pi the sameday.
N frelflit mi-lved for shipment after .VHO p. m.
Tickejs lor sale loall points west, ul tlie Ticket
ftlir f tli,rnion.Puc!tic Jtailroad. at which otlice
terlhs on sleejin. AJriKinn hese-ured.
C W.tUAMMOMJ.tien. Supt.
T. CoLTiir, O. T. A. JJL Rkownson, ti. F. A.
' Pacific Balrtrar of 3IlxsonrI.
fassenjw.r leaving St. Jowj'b rid. Vissouri Val
ley Kailruitd at 1 o'clock p. in., make close and sure
runiM-ctioii at Kanxas City with this popular road,
arriving at St. Louis next morning at fi o'clock..
Tlii- is now a first-class rHkd in every fi-iMTl. New
Iron has barn laid ; new teuuine and miiKiiiliccnt
slec-ptni; and piisii'iitur cuwIii-k have teen addisl to
Its equipments. Pass.niinrsrtin r'ly on its muklnir
lti auvertised time. j:iii is the best route from tsu
Joseph to S(. 1OUU!. Uu- Sjlllli and Southeast.
Throiurh Tit kti u ruic at the olUces of the Mls
ourl Valley Jiiviiriwrtl.
,ILU MOORF funeral Supt
Tug. Dob wi.-,ii. W A. W. li. Halic, O. T. A,
Missouri l alle' Railroad.
inrETAnLE.
T uVe efTect atl Vlock p. m. on Sunday, Janu
ary HMh, 1S7U.
tiiiiim torTn,
Ni. 1 K.T press lejwwe at.. ...... m,..7:3-1 a. m.
Nu. i Kxpress leaves at ..1:IW . u
So. i Freight leaves at 4:W a. ni,
wriKstxu.
n. i Fxpresa arrives kt . 5:" p. ra.
N. 4 Kxpress areives at .H:"0 a. ro,
o. Freicht arrlviat fi:45 p. ni.
N. 1 and 4 daily. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and 8, dully .except
Sundav.
J. F. BARNARD, Gen. Supt-
Chicago & lorlh Western Rail
Road Time Tabic.
I.KAVK.
Express Mall daJ1re,'Pt Sunday 3:06 a. m.
Pacific Express dju&. '. :0 p. m.
AJIBIVK.
Jcl0e Express, dolly KMX) a. m.
upres Mad, dauj xoej Monday 13:45 a. m.
Chicago, Rtirllnton & Omaha
Time Card.
raiTASCT.
roaba and Chicago Express, rimtiy , im p. rn.'
. aU, daily, (.except Sunday). L -i"" p. m.
ARRIVE.
maha and Cblcaro Expres,!ally 9:45 a. ra.
iL, daily, (exceiit "'"yf - a. m.
Pllllm.n1. 1 Tllnln.fW.Dil llM.-lnir Pnm
'-Its-pinK Car accompany Omaha and Chicago Ex
ps. .
TuiH Office" 13 Farnam, comer Ninth street.
V. W. JTLwcHCOCK,
Ticket Ajrent.
" ALL VOiVIU3
iiijiiuiii
Tte Brownville Transfer lie,
CedrfJe nanagemsnt of
JACOB ItOGERS,
, I now Rnnninjc 4teyalr Omnibue from
Brownville to the Railroad Terminus
of th Council Bluff and St. Joseph Railroad,
At Korth Ctar, Ho.,
TKltefrm Sre-iMHlead Korth Si ar Ferry
Cfrod Omnlhusses. Close Conxvctxonr
Charffes Urrat. 30-U
PHELPS HOUSE.
Opjiosite the Jv-jxaV,
Whelps citv, 3x0,
W. 3. STEVENS, PRormreTOE.
food aceoinmodatloiis and good stnVnTvr are
"nereu a ean Ve bud In tb WttL I-lJ"J
lOXTlW CITY HOTEL.
Cor. North Market and XSnwca-ay,
KT. LOriS, MO.
" C 1. SOID, PBOPniETOR.
efi51,',t r Jforrh Market Street Depot
f,J H. li. a. The atrset car pass this bouse
v ' 1 f tbe euy, or Ul purposes It is the
oU4 is Lb atj. . . Xt
SUMMER SUITS, fur lien and Royg,
tTRirs nirnni-KPiscoPAi-corncr At-
ni,i t'l'i o'clock, fc-unday Hctiool at r,
urn ii . .rvire Ri 7-, o'clock. lLlv
.o. p . gjttum f-.x. amiy excej rMiirui w p. m.
No.lu Way frt. daily except Sunday .... 7-.0a. m.
'n.i: Th r ouch fru daily except Sunday.. J:i". p. rn.
oJl XhrouKh frt. daily except sjunrfiay 7:i' p m.
LOCAL MATTERS.
J. L Colliapp, Cditor.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1870.
. To Oar Patrons in Job Work.
We would Bay, parenthetically, that we
bave ivcclYta a consiaerauie oddiiioQ to our
JobOinee In the way of New Type, Inks,
Cards, Papers, etc., which warrant us In In
vitlngan Increase of the literal patronage
hereto'ore lei-t'wed. We rnnnow turn out ns
line Job Work as can be had anywhere, and
believe, as low
" 1 "
A retroapsctlre glance at the progress
made by lirownvllle during the yeirjust
past, cannot fail of being encouraging, to its
citizen. Kttcn a glance win snow many Ti
uable business and residence houses erected.
and building Improvements made. Among
the forcmot business nouses wuicn lNi'J saw
erected. In that now occupied by llannaford
A McFall's wlioleale and retail Furniture
establishment: and foremost among the res
ldenceswe may mention in hopes hi neither
case to glveonence by particularizing that
of 11. C Iett, on the corner of Nebraska and
Seeond-sts. Hetddes this, thousands of yards
of dirt have been moved on the north of
Maln-st., where undoubtedly many large
business houses win lie erected during the
present year. Our Railroad progress has also
been encouraging. 15!I has maile of otir peo
ple a unit on this question, mid laid forever,
we hope, that bickering which ha burled so
many seemingly prosperous towna, ana
would ours had It not been put aside for uni
ted action when It was. We have now a uni
ted eltv determination to have railroad com
munication North, South, Kat and West,
and to these ends have, or will have by the
30th, 275,000 . donated lor that purpose,
with euoueh private subi-crlpiions to make
this sum Si'iO-WO. With thislnhand,ercis
little doubt but work will be commenced
from here In the spiliiR east, west and south.
Work Is already, or will be so woon as the
weather permits liegun on the Quincy, Mis
souri River and racine Jtoad from the tiuin
ey Bridge. Work will lie begun in the spring
from oppxwdte this place to I'helps City. Work
will be fiegun In the spring west from this
place. Thus commencing work In three dif
ferent place on the M. A. P. K. li-, which
Is our ruuL The Trunk road is not dead lie
cause It makes no particular noise,
but Is at this time making negotiations
which will eventuate in energetic work next
season. We have also during 1S6'!, made
some valuable street Improvements, and but
one thing in this line Is left lor regret, and
that U, that Malii-st, is not made out to the
city limits. Our Council have done all they
could to this end, save and except shonlder
Infc the shovel and pick and going to work.
We hope that next spring will see this much
needed work done. Again we any. It must
te a very faint heart that is not of good cheer
for the future of lirownvllle, for it Is good;
and the ahadow of a population of 50,000 in
ten years lii cast liefore If we forecast her fu
ture by her past growth.
Dr. Traer has been for the past week Lec
turing in this city upon Phrenology, Physi
ology and their kindred sciences. That he
has given immense satisfaction, no one can
doubt who has been one of the large and well
pleased audiences which have dally and
nightly gathered to hear and consult him.
lie has delivered three lectures to the Ladys
of this city, each succeeding lecture being to
a larger audience t han the previous one. lie
has also delivered several lectures exclusive
ly to gentlemen, to largo and Intelligent au
diences. These exclusive lectures were of a
purely Physiological character, teaching
what every man, women and youth of the
land should know, yet what Is by most a
sealed book by reason of the criminal fastld
eous customs of society. His advice, based
upon physiological truths, If accepted and ac
ted upon, would tend to make people, better
and healthier mentally and physically, and
Improve the race generally. U is Idea is re
form from the Inception; in other words, to
give at least as much attention to the devel
opment of healthy, sound, human offspring,
as Is given to Chester White pigs and other
animals; and .not resign all the benefits of
scientific physiological discoveries to the
brute creation. As a judge of human nature
from era plologlcal and physical development
and temperament, he is incomparably the
Iwst that has ever struck this section; and
his delineations of character have convinced
many of the most skeptic, of the truth of
Phrenology. In this he but convinces the
TubIIc of his ability, while his lectures upon
Physiology cannot full to greatly benefit
any community in which they are delivered,
lie is a pleasant speaker, and conveys to all
the Idea at once that It Is their benefit he
seeks in giving them a knowledge of their
physical construction, and advise how to de
velops latent enenrie and husband waning
strength. To Illustrate his lectures, he has a
verv large collection of portraits of persoi.B
exhibiting marked traits of character; also,
cf the human form laid open in every con
ceivable shajH', showing each organ und IU
bearing upon and connecting with other.
As we said before, his knowledge of his sul
joct is thorough ; his style pleasant, convin
cing and truthful, and his success here has
been great, which we hope, and doubt not
will continue so long as his shadow falls on
"mother earth."
At the conclusion of his lecture Wednesday
rtvcnlng. Rev. Geo. II. Davis proposed a vote
of thanks to Dr. lraer lor ins scries 01 aoie,
iuent, and Instructlvelectures, which was
-axried by a unanimous vote.
XOTICE I
We m determined to do a CASH BUSINESS or
lose dtors.
IIOLLADAY & CO.
MianrJBravr depredation come tollglit.
During the post week fiVJ more of lJear's
depredation has come to light. It appears
that kv express package containing tills
amoimt La just Ixx-n traced to this otlice and
record Jouud of Its arrival here the week lie
fore Hear absconded. This will make the Kx
press Company's loss by him about $1-5,500.
The lo8 of the iiailroad Company's for whom
he sold .tickou Is about $.5(10.
RJxJa Jt GJJJotore keep constantly on
hand a full aud choice stock of Groceries,
I'rovfeltazs FteV and are very liberal to deal
witli. 1 bey are coiwcientlotis buyers and will
keen only good article Go and see them ut
the lied tstore.
TO SLFFEliI?SG HUMANITY.
Overcoats are an nbsolut necessity 'when
tim weather is lisccld us It has been for the
pat '(!.-, to keep off those colds which often
cost trebletletrieof nnovereoatlu loctor's
bills, t-o sav iHitliiwt: of the sullering. J. S,
JLel2el has n pleniiid rtockof these most de
pirable articles, ff every desirable and fash
ionable pattern; -and hi a dealer whose heart
goes out to meet thenecessitiesoi me punuc,
for he sells them so that every masculine
lma ;e of bis maker oan allbrd to encase him
self In one. Go and see them J
Accident on t He !. We learn that last
Monday, while Tlmmas Green, of Peru, was
hauling a load of Flour across the river at
that point, his wagoa came near going
through the ice.
A Donation party will meet at the Fair
view Church, this Thursday evening to make
a donation to Rev. U t iicitt. We hope a
liberal turn out will go from this city.
1000 No. 1 oak or Mulberry posts want
ed at Den's.
Jaltn W. Henderson has his new milin
ary and lady's Fancy Hazar now open and
in running order, lie has, undoubtedly, the
finest and most vni led stock ever opened In
thlallne in this cily, and has his stock dis
played with excellcut taste and to good ad
vantage. He has line bonnets, fine riblxns
fine dress govls, switches, corsets, velvets
and all thoe little trimmings that go to
make the female attire neat and attractive.
His stock would vie in quality to many of
thecltystock8of like good. John Is absolute
ly a lady's man, knows what the ladles wants
und can now supply their wants In the
most complete and satisfactory manner.
NO BOOKS KEPT.
Holladay A Co will not keep books in the future.
CASH or no trade.
Connty Order taken at par for any
kind of goods j-ou want at Den's.
IVe are pleased to notice the business of
our townsman, r.van w onuinic, cniiiiii!r.i;ii
and produce merchant has bo Increased as
to demand the opening of n Ware House.
He has opened up his new building on
Main street as a freight Depot. The ware
house on the levee being en'.uely Mled with
grain ready for shipment.
Potatoes and Onions at Den's.
As the nnmlKr of Canton Clipper plows
prows greater, the number of Its enemies de
crease and Its friends gain strength. No plow
wu ver made that cave greater satl-stact Ion.
Jt Is becoming the uulvorsal lavoritc, ns the
soil in which it will not scour is nit yet dis
covered. Shellenberger Bros, are exclusive
agents.
Ever ylody Is By ing their heating and
Tarlor tove at Den s.
Freseh ixcerles and Provisions are the
only kind that should go into the human
stomacheand the place to get I hem is at F. K.
Johnson A Co. who have Just receive a
splendid stork goods in tins line, iney
have frequently sent back article tnat did
not suit or were damaged, and will have
nothlsg that is rxt No. l,nd they are deter
mined to sell as low ttsa fair'livlng profit will
admit. Remember No. 72, Main street.
Rook IslanA Plows of Ca it Cast Steel
at len'ii. Warranted to give satisfaction or
no sale.
Ehellenber-ger Bros, have the sale of the
Union Corn Planter, which machine lias been
frently improved for Is70. A more simple,
igbter draft or more cneclcnt machine is not
made. This machine lias stood a severe test
and come out victorious in e-ery encounter,
which is Inevitable when It construction
is taken Into consideration. Drop in and get
a catalogue descriptive of this machine.
Now Is the time to tmy Blankets,
Shawls Cheap at Den's.
The Head rf Main Ftret must lie graded
thlsfJprlng. We have heard several parties
say they would do the work for Street Im
provement Honds. say it to the' City Coun
cilmen, gentlemen and you will get the job.
C. W. "Vheler. and others, nrnnosr to
ut a culvert r-cross Colletre street near 7th.
A'e hope he will make his oronasltl n to the
Council, aa It Is a needed Improvement, and
will result in the settllnir unof the west por
tion of our city, which la now almost cut off
irom wagon communication.
To Housekeepers.
Bear In mind that Dooley's Baking Powd
ers is not only the most reliable baking powd
er in the market, but each can contains the
full ueiget or quantity as represented. No
ingredients enter into Its composition, but
such as are strictlv Dure, -and as half the
quontity will produce more satisfactory re
sults than those or ordinary manufacture it is
vastly the cheapest as well as the best.
Dooley's Baking Powders can be had at any
Grocers. , 14-15
C. M. Snoke, successor to Chas. Ilelmer, Is
doing a good thing by his numerous custom
ers in the Hoot A Shoe business. ' He makes
a No. 1 article, and does it on the most reas
onable terms. .
Who would pay S5 a cord for green
wood when you c ingetjslx loavesof Bread for
a quarter at the City Lakery.
A first clacs cabinet organ for sale.
This organ is nearly new. In good order, and
and Is a line instrument. Will be sold very
cheap for cash. Enquire of Geo. B. Moore,
li-2t
Dr. 31 cG re r, superintendent of Public
Instruction of Nemaha County, gives notice
or Ms sitting for the examination of School
Teachers, in the llfgh School building In
this city. Those desiring a certificate must
be in attendence.
lee. Some of our citizens. In odditlon to
the regular packers, are putting up ice, which
was never better than now lieing from eigh
teen to twenty inches thick and clear as
crystal.
'I seen lier at t he window, she was my dear
Luanda, she looked so sweet and was dress
ed so neat I'd aliven my life to a been there",
for she bought her dress goods of McPherson
fc Tuttles, lit No. ft!, Main street, where the
bight of faseion do their trading.
SherlffPlters, we learn, is very sick
with Pneumonia,
DeForest Porter, F,sq., of this place has
been invited and will deliver a lecture
before the students of the London School
at the Christian Church In that place on
Wednesday evening next at 7 o clock.
Tli Weather has been Indulging in some
remarkable freaks the pnst week. Sunday
morning last opened out unusually mild
giving evidence ihat the snow would leave
us in a hurry. In about twenty minutes the
wind veered around to the NorLh-WestJand a
reguler "Norwester" rain storm prevailed
freezing everything up tight. By night the
thermometor Indicated Indicated ten degrees
lielow zero. Mondav nlcht the mercury went
down to twenty degrees below zero : the
cnMost snap we have had since the winter
of'63-4 -
Apples by the dozen, peck or bushel for
sale at the postofflce.
Economy Ext rlordluary. Sitting on
the foot of the stair, as some fellow did last
Thursday night to listen to the Jree lecture
of Dr. 1 raer.
DeForest Porter has removed his office
of Assistant Assessor's office to the corner
room over McPherson & Tuttles. l0 Main
street, where he will lie happy to meet the
public on either legal or nnanciai nusines.
Tlie most fashionable comfortable nnd
pleasant resort to obtain the most soasonble
drinks Kggnogg, Tom and Jerry, etc., con
cocted In the best style of pure U iuors, Is
Berger's Alhambra, No. 10 Main street.
R. V. 3Iulr agent for Lamb's Knitting
machines, Brownville, Nebraska, 11-tf
Valuable City Properly for Sale
Having determined to go on my farm in
he Spring, for this reason I desire to dispose
if my old home property In this City. As
he size of it seems to be a difficulty in sell
nir it. I have concluded to divide it into
smaller lots. Terms will bo made reasonable
oa t.- nric. nml time, ninilc nt 1TIV otlice.
.. , .... a----- .,,.,. . c
A Fruit Farm For Sale.
T will sell on reasonable terms my fruit
farm, on which Clilton Post Ofllce is now lo
cated, in Nemaha County, Nebraska, which
Is 2) miles from Nebraska City, 11 miles from
Peru, IS miles from Urownviue anu n mnes
from Tecmnseh. Already producing paying
crops of fruit! Seven kinds In bearing! low
Iounds of Dried Raplierries produced Last
season! 300 Apple trees, orchard size, 1,700
smaller ! 500 Evergreens 1 to 2 feet high, 2,0'J0
smaller! Peach Orchard, -111 trees, 2 years
old! Many ornamental trees, shrubs ami
plants. Eight acres of wind breaks, Cotton
woon and Maple. 40 acres Kind. Buildings
suitable for present necessities. A 100 barrel
Cistern. A tip-top Stone Quarry. Call and
see It or address the subscriber nt Clilton
Nemaha County, Nebraska,
14-2t BENTON ALDRICII.
MARSH'S DOLLAR STORE.
This is an institution new and novel to our
city; nnd one which'seems to take" well, and
give immense satisfaction. The si ranger will
find it most any day by the crowd that is al
most constantly at the counter trying their
fortune. On ciiU vlmi, you will llnd back of
the counter on which stands the magic lx
of envelopes a tier of shelves twenty feet
long, filled with valuable liooks, such as stan
dard works of poetry, history, science, etc.,
wortli from one to twelve dollars. On the
counter aretwoshow cases, filled with watch
es, rings, silver cups, cake baskets, knives,
sjMHins, etc., etc., nothing worth less than
one dollar, and many Articles worth from $20
to !0. . On the left, as you enter, you will find
as fine a collection of Chromo, Lithographic,
nnd other pictures, as were ever opened in
this cllv. A Chromo Is the finest picture
made, and Marsh has the finest collection we
ever saw. The most natural scenery, the
loveliest little faces, the most natural duck
lings that ever were made pictures of, may
there le seen. These pictures are all worth
from $-'1,00 to S2.V. In the back part of the
store are several beautiful pants patents, a
pile of sacks of No. 1 flour, glass-ware, fur
collars, mirrors,, clothing, etc, all worth
from S1.50 to ?S,00. The above Is but an out
line of the stock which is here kept for sale
each article fur One Dollar. The manner of
selling these nrtlcles-is this": You pay 23 cts.
for an envelope, which you draw from a box;
each e nvelope contains some article, wnicn
voucan have bypaylngfl.00 for it. Ifyou Don't
want the article, you need not take it, and
are only out vour 25 cts., for which you tried
vour luck. It Is fair as can be, daily illustra
tions of which are transpiring by men draw
ing watches, sets of furs, ant other articles,
worth from l".iK) to ?,U0. Go and see him !
It will pay! The Doilai Store is a glorious
institution!
MURDER "WILL OUT.
And so will the fact that A. May & Co.,
must, have paid In nil that Is due them, by
the first of February. They have sold goods
on a strict cash basis, and now mean It when
they say thev miut hare their outstanding ac
count stUicd'hy the first of February, 1870 ! So
come right along l
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A'w.isaqdqi A"iajnn uaqi
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'jitis Aoqi Jt!3s linon
Wateli Repalrtnp; scientifically done,
and good Jewelry and Clocks, at Dnnn A
Co.'s. - ;
. Good Bnildlng St one-We are now pre
pared to furnish unod building stone, in any
quantity. Also, Step '.'tones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb stones. Water Tables, etc
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms IjORAXCE Varxev.
Best Doors in the West at J. R. Bell's.
For a good Saddle, go to Bonder's 52 Main
street. , '-'f
CIGARS at wholesale or retail at A. F.
Cohn's Cigar Factory, 61 Main street.
23,000 Ilusliels or Corn
Wanted In exchange for Dry Goods and
Clothing at A. May A Co. s Dry goods regu
lator. .
For a No. Lsct of Harness go to Siu Jer's,
52 Main st. ' ' Wf
Blankets. A full line of I he very best
Woolen Blankets in the market, can lie found
at F. Johnson & Co.'s, and are being sold
olTat the most reasonable rates,- '.,;.'
, DR. HOLLADAY
RoFpeetfully informs his old friends and
the public, that he is prepared to attend all
call-! in the lino of his profession. Ofllce at
I). H. Lewis A Co.' Drug Store. Main street.
Browa vilie, Nel. . 5i-ti
Dry Pine Lumber in all weather at J. R.
Bell's.
J.i-'nti Marohn will close out his Beady
Made Clothing below cost price. "
, RevivaL Tlu. first Baptist Church of this
city Is just now enjoying a period of refresh
ing in the work of theLord.and are having a
glorious revival Rev. T. S. IiOW, Pastor.ls
moving on the works of the f nemy of
mankind with vigor and effect, for the pats
week day and evening meetings have been
held, and last sabbath one soul was made
happy In the faith of Jesus by Baptism.
Buckwheat and family Flour at Den's
Merchants and Blacksmiths A des!
rabie and remunerative location for a COUN
TYR STORK and BLACKSMITH, at the
LAFAYETTE MILLS. Will furnish shop
for the latter frke. Address, D. C. Saxdexs,
Proprietor, Howard, Nemaha county, Neb. ,
Wanted. One good man to do hard work.
I will pay good wages and give steady em
ploy m cut for one year.
ll-2in - - J. W. BLISS.
' If yon want a good Saddle or set or Har
ness, go to Bauer.
Cord and Tassels in abundance, at llan
naford fc McFall's.
Picture Frames and Slonldlngs, ' all
styles and sizes, at llannaford & McFall's;
and they have workmen who can put them
together the neatest in the world.
. Johnson & Co., you know, sell so low
that there's the best place to go to buy Gro
ceries and Calico, and Woolen Blankets as
white as snow, so low. "Jest so."
IL C. Lett has constantly on hand a pure
assortment of pure Drugs and Medicines.
Bletalle Bnrlal Cases llannaford A
McFali have a beautiful lot of Metalic Burial
Cases.
WAIYTED!
GAME! GAME t
Wanted, by J. Huddarf, at No. 47 Main St.,
Brownville, Neb., Prairie Chickens, Quails,
Wild Turkeys, Ac, Ac, for which I will pay
the highest market price in cash.
ALL CUT-
ting done to ol der at Morgan's Tailor Shop.
WIXl, YOU TRADE?
I will trade Heating Stoves, at cash prices,
for Corn, Wood or Fence Posts.
ATTExVTIOJV, ALL!
A.W.Morgan, Jr., of BrownvHle, C3 Main
Street, has just opened anew and complete
stock of Cloths, Caslmers, Vestings, and all
kinds of Piece Goods, aud is prepared to make
Gent's Clothing to order in t he most fashion
able style. He also keeps a full line of Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gent's Fur
nishing Goods. - 47-3m
J. W. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended to in the country on reason
able terms. Orders left at the Advertiser
office will receive proper attention. 43-6m
Grape Vines. Concords, $1.50 per dozen,
HO. per hundred, and nil other varieties In
proportion. Satisfaction is guarranteed as
to quality and genuineness of vines.
47-lirn J. W. Middletox.
Eye, Ear nnd Catarrah, successfully treat
ed, by Dr. Kimberlin. Office over the Post
Oilice,
$1200 Dollars antl Expenses! See ad
vertisement of American shuttleSewlng Ma,
chine in our advertising columns.
Patronize Home Industry. All kinds
of Marble work can be had nt Neidhardt'a
Marble Works In this city, cheaper than it
can be bad elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. -
$35,000,000 is the capital of the Mutual
Life Insurance Companyof New York. Jar
vis S. Church is their agent at Brownville. It
is the safest company in tho woild to Insure
in. tf
Corn, "Wheat and Oats.
Rainey A Lewis have removed their office
to Robt. Teare A Co.'s Store, where they will
pay the highest cash price lor Grain and oth
er Produce.
I have now in my yard near 1,000,000
feet of the choicest DRY PINK LUMBER, of
every style and description, size and thick
ness. Also Doors, .sash. Blinds, Mouldings,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Picket..
In fact, any tiling in the building line, which
I warrant A No. 1 in every respect, and on
which I do not propose to be undersold, for
cash, by any man west of the Missouri river.
I invite nil who need anything in my line to
give me a call, knowing that I can outfit them
with good material, at the fairest rates.
J. It. BELL
Brownville, Neb.
Cor. Water & First Streets,
NT Lumber delivered within the city
, JLjslimits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Private medical aid, read Dr. Whlttier's
advertisement.
.Sash and Blinds Full
Bell's
stock at J. R.
THE MARKETS:
CLOTHING MARKET.
Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by
MAY'S DRY (HXJIXS A CLOTIUNU RKUULATOR
The Market this week shows a
DECLINE!
Business Coats from $ft 10.
" Btistrtp" Suits, h.
4'Rsimere, from S't-''i.
Vests t'reni 7-" cts. to :l 2-1.
Overshirts, from 7- cts. to $3.
Undershirts, from 75 cts. to fZ.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by
MAY'S DRY HOODS A CLOTIUNU REGULATOR
-Calico, incf.iiie.
Muslin. VZ'-va lT.
Blenched, lilcfr JI).
Cotton Delaine, 2a. .
All Wool Dclnme, :17c.
Balmoral-skirts, l 7r,(n?l 50.
DR. WHITI'IEIi,
A REOUL AR.G RADUATE OF
IX MEDICINE, ns diploma at Office will
show, has been longer enaed In the treutment
of Vkkkhkai,, SKXfAi. and I'kivatk Diseas
es than any other physician in St. Louis.
Syphilis, Uonorrhn, (ileet. stricture, Orcliittis,
Hernia, and Rupture; all urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic or Mercurial A Mictions of Throat,
Skin or Bones, are treated with unpurallellcd
success.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Dehbuitv and Impo
tency, as the result of self abuse in" youth, sexu
al excess in mattirer years, or other causes, and
which produce some of the following effects, ns
Nocturnal Kmissieiis, blotches, debility, dizzi
ness, dininestt of sight, confusion of ideiis, evil
forebod intra, aversion to society of females, loss
of memory and se.rual pewef, and rendering
miirriuif e improper, ure ienuanentl v cured.
The Doctor's opjxirt unities in hospital and
private practice are unsurpassed in St. Louis or
liny other city. Back tiles of St. Louis papers
prove that he has been located here longer than
any other so advertising. The establishment,
library, laboratoryvand appointments, are un
rivalled in the west, unsurpassed anywhere.
Age. wijh experience, can be relied upon, and
the doctor can refer to many physicians through
out the country. In past success and present
position he stands without a competitor.
The Writings of a Pbysielnn whose rep
utation is I iiion-vri'lc should
be worth rca!iii.
Doctor Wil itti kr publ ishes a M;lical JVimpA
Ut relating to venereal diseases and the disas
trous and varied consequence of self-abuse that
will be sent to any address in a sealed envelope
for two stamps. Many physicians introduce pa
tients to the doctor after reading his medical
pamphlet. Communications confidential. A
friendly talk will cost you nothing. Ofl'ee cen
tral, yet retired No. fill St. Charles street, St.
Lonis, Mo. Hours 9a.m. to 7 p.in, Sundays 12
to 2 p.m. ;-y
NEW STEAM FERRY
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The Brownville I'erry Coinpaay
have now running between
IS II O , NEB.,
AND.. . .
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'North Star and Phelps City, Mo.,
the new and com modi ons Steaia Ferry
MARY J. ARIIOLD!
THIS BOAT is entirely new, with
power and capacity to cross everything
Uiat nifty coma in any weather.
For crossing Cattle Into or out of this Land res
trict. t!ii. is the bet txiiiit. This boat is especially
fitttsl up to ensure safety in cnsing stock, an.1 larve
cattle jens are already erecred nt the St. Joe.t B.
iK'iwit at Piiei ps City. We can insure the traveling
public that all in oor power shall he done to maRe
this tlie most reliable crossing on the Missouri river.
; BROWNVILLE I'EItKYCt).
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Haye tlie Largest. Stock, and Make the Lowest Prices.
Annual Statement
OF THE
LI UTU A L L! FE HI S U H A II C E
COMPANY
FOR 186S
CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING
NOTICEABLE FEATURES
xew svszxes or THE YEAR:
Number of Policies issued 17,334
Amount Issued thereon 833,442,233
; CASH XECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR:
Amount to -...-813,129,531 06
Of which the Interest on Invest
ments was. 1,701,402 72
AMOUNT PAID FOR CLAIMS RY DEATH
Was.. Sl,143,69 09
INTEREST RECE1 VED
Was more than 8300,000 In excess of the Claims.
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICIES
Amounted to the large sum of... . 83,263,001 17
This is more than twice as much as was paid by
any- othef Life Company in the World, as appears
by the official returns. The advantages enjoyed'by
the policy-holders In this Company over those In
any other, could not be better exemplified.
THE SECURITY .
Offered to policy-holders is manifest from the riar
actrr no less than from tlie amount of the Com
pany's Assets. These include Investments on
Bond and Mortgage open property worth in
every case not less than double the amount
loaned.. ., -821,458,337 43"
Government Stocks 5,003,108 75
Real Estate - 951,807 OS
Cash deposited with laiiks and
Trustee's 1,882.689 63
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
Include no Premium Notes, as the business of the
Company is conducted upon an exclusively cush
basis.
ASSETS, $35,000,000
C A S II !
FISK & MILLS,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE WEST,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JARVIS S. CHURCH,
Local Agent, : : : Brownville.
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EX E P H A K T
Dealer In all kinds of stock. Horses bongrht.
soin ana exenangea. mock uoaraea ny tne
d.tvor week.
Tlie Prcpritor has recently erected an entire
nevr, larce and commodeous Stahke, near tlie
old Brownville llon-se. His f-tock is all fresh
and vehicles new. The public can be accom
modated at nil hours.
DAY Olt IVIGIIT.
A stock corrall, with an abundant snpply
of pure watcr attaelied to the stable. 4-ly
Clocks, Watches. Jewelry
: "; No, 59 Llain Street, Brownville.
JOSEPH SIIUT2,
Has jnst opened and will eonstantlv
keep on fcaud a large and we'd assorted
fi,-t,f strx-if oi genuine articles in hLs line.
Repairing of Clocks, Watches, and Jew
elry done on short notice.
"' ; ALL WORK WARRAXTEIk
3 ft H S
as $
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No. 76 Main Street, MePlierson Block, Brownville,
FLORENCE
LOCK STITCH REVERSIBLE FEED
rv
Sewing Uacliiiics
AWARDED THE
HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBITED.
THE OSlY ONE
Capable of Sewing In More than one
Direction,
AST)
Fastening all its own Scams,
WITHOUT STOPPING THE MACHINE
OR TURXIXG THE CLOTH.
It USES and WASTES LESS THREAD than any
other, and will commence aseam without
holding the ends of the thread.
GOODS EQUALLY AS WELL.
OVEIfc CO, OOO.
MACHINER SOLD SINCE 1SC1.
XySend for Reports and Circulars.
YFM. E.PL.ANT, General Agent,
61 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
J. IV. HENDERSON, Brownville, Neb.
13-15-y
Empire Shuttle Machine.
Patented Feb. 14, I860, & Sept. 1, 18C0.
RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE
AT THE
Great Fair of the American Institute
In New York, Oct. 20, 1867,
And Highest Premium for Best
Manufacturing Machine
At Paris Exposition, July, 18C7.
No. 1 Family Machine.
Tliis machine Is constructed on a new principle of
mechanism, possessinir many rare and valuohle im
provements, linviiiK been examined hy the mot
profound experts, nnd pronounced to be simplitity
and perfection combined'
The following are the principal objections urged
against sewing machines:
1. Excessive fatigue to the operator.
2. Liability to get out of order.
3. Expense, trouble, and loss of time in repairing.
4. Incapacity to sew every description of material.
5. Disagreeable noise while in operation.
The Empire Serving Machine is Exempt
from all these Objections.
It has a straight Needle, Perpendicular Action,
makes thel.ock or Shuttle stitch, which will neither
rip nor ravel, and is alike on both sides: performs
perfect sewing on every description of material,
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coursest
to the finest number.
It Hems, Fells, Binds, Braids, Tucks,
Quilts, Plaits and Gathers.
As a Family Sewing Machine it has no superior.
Special attention i.i called to our new Improved
Ncs. 2 & 3 Manufacturing Machines
They have been thoroughly tested on every des
cription of Cloth and Leather Work, running by
Steam Power at the rate of
1,200 Stitches per Minute.
rroduch-ig more than double the work of any oth
er Shuttle Machine now in use; the stitch Is tltrht,
uniform and beautiful ; they are simple in construc
tion, easily understood, and not be liable to get out
of order, run light and are comparatively noiseless.
For Tailoring or Ieather Work weclaim that they
are notonlyemial.but much superior to any other
machine that has ever been offered to the public.
Empire Sewing Machine co., N.Y.
WELLS & RICHARDSON",
St. Joseph, Mo.
General Agents N. w. States and Territories.
GROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY' SEVIHQ MACHINES
495 .Broffrfiray, Vic IVrfc.
Points of Excellence.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of. Ma
chinery. Using both threads directly from
the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and
no waste of thread.
Wide ranjre of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing. '
Besides doing nil kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Machines-execute
the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamen
tal work.
Ai The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of tlie United States and
Europe, have been awarded the Grover A Ba
ker Sewing Machines, and the work done by
them, wherever exhibited. In competition.
43" The very higlieat prize. The Cro f
Ih Lrg-foa of Honor, was co a f erred on the
representative of tlie Grover A BakerSewrng
Machines, at the Exposition Ualverselle,
rarls, ISoT, thus attesting their great stierl
ority over ail oilier Sewing Machine.
Peru Idrery Stable.
CHARLES GEADE,
Dealer in .
Vll Kinds of Stoelc.
Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged.
Stock Boarded by the Day or Week.
' JIY STABLES areitoekedTrrth good Horses and
bugKies. Person wcihing coiivevaoce ! anv por
tion of the Netuaha Ijund iibtricl eta be accommo
dated. Ibe ,
Peru iz Brownville Coach
Leaves my Stables every morning at 10 o'clock A.
M. ra.-en5rers or rmrkj-rres safrrrtoriveve!. Or-
oer. lerx wuu me robtmasters wUl fee promptly at
tended toi
li-tl-yl
G
ENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
t HETZEL'S.
HATS AND CAPS All Varieties
and Rrt-V?s t. iiFTyvt i
HETZEL'S.
P3
jvad Retail Pcalcra in
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itxrivaixx:d stoch of EECArrr
all Winder ail'M
JUST OPSDISD,
AT
NEW YORK
One Price Clothing House !
No. 70 Main Street.
875,0 0 0 WORTH OF ClOIIiliiG!
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND;
GEHT'S FTJHNISHNGS.
These goods were selected by himself in
New York, for this market, and aro un
doubtedly the most reliable goods of the
kind ever offered in this or any other mar
ket. Mr. Hetzel's experience in this busi
ness over 15 years enables him to select
his goods with more judgement, for good
material and make, than tlie great majori
ity of dealers in Clothing.
These goods have all been purchased for
Cash, at a very low margin, and enables
him to sell them very Zowfor Cash.
Few persons once dealing with Hetzel
but will always deal there, because his deal
ings are fair and above board. He has but
On e Pr ice.
His scock comprises all the varieties of
Fine and Fashionable Clothing, equal in
evtjry respect to the
VERY BEST CUSTOM-MADE V70HH.
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GENERAL
P3
Groceries
We have on hand a large
STAPLE A If D
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To xhicli we are mailing co
we are selling at Prices as
the Mississippi.
In the Quality of cur Goods
'
FLOUR OF Tin: MOST
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HIGHEST MARKET
o OTTJxr?:Fs.3r
12-40
A. li. RICH.
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2JBW ADMHTISTRATIOir AT THE
RICH & GILM011E,
Successors to W. IL SUA LI,
DlwALERS AND JORBERS IN
i r s n it 1 '-. i n 1 1 v-r f,
d U V -W a-sa fci Si ai ii si A A
r. . ?,U?; SSI Teai'. MoUsf es- Syvu n our! Eacoa. FUi. 15 ri.
trcZ? n ; ;V. 3aCCO' -i-ars Cieese. Dried and Crea Fn". Ca
feotloaarleg of all Kinds, Woodea Ware, See. A ;.! W
- In connection with the above they keep constantly on han.a)a:5 wppiy of fe'cL ' '-
, ' COR., OATS, ?1XAX, SJIOP.TS,
All Good3 Sold at Prices thatDefj Companion.' " '
Highest Market rricopal-lfcrvilUiu of COUNTUY rr.ODUCF '
riii lLh'7,X? s.nlt th0 TI.nv" S,rvali Vrr' n' Fa'r IfaHnir. is their IrrTarlaH mle
Goods will be sold to Country Morc-earn. In eitl-er lar or small hlh and at Tt" f. T?l?A
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Nebraska,
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DE-LER.S IN
Provisions
and well assorted stock of
yJ j low a3 r.ny;HQ3 T7Ct cf
WE VWX COHPETITIO,
i APPROVE!) R RANDS.
PRICE PAID TOIi
swan v xmo.
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