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THE ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1K71.
jayExtra cojjle. of theAnvzaflsxR ftr sale by
Go. B. Mooar. Bookseller, Stationer and lewa
Dernier. No. 97 Main street, next door tothePoat-
Cjoco.
Jg-Dbplay Locals will be charged A gate space.
CITY A2TI COVITTY.
"Saw Advertisements.
State Bank of NebrAska-Ceo. P- Katorf.
Special KlecUon NoUce-Jamcs M. Hfcclcer.
Land for dale-W. M. Start. Cincinnati. O.
'im Implements for Sale R. A. Stewart.
Probate Xotte-A. W. Morgan.
Asbury Juifs Insurance Co-Chicago. III.
Stora Room for Real. Apply to J. C,
Peuaer. 13tf
For the best Cigars
Swan Jc Brother.
and Tobacco, go to
jneapH stiutx keep the City Jewelry
Store lull ol flr.it-class goods.
RESQZ.UTX027S OF KUSPKCT.
A copy of resolution passed
by Nemaha Valley Lodge, No. t, A. F. fc A.
M., In token of oar regard, fop our deceased
brother, Jonas Haoker, ns a worthy Mason :
Jlesolved, That by the event o his death
we are sensible of thdgreivt loss this Lodge
hits sustained in being desired f one of its
earnest and most consistent i&erabe-rs.
Resolved, That -tfe tender to- the w,Wwt aud
friends of our deceased brother,, au, express
ion of our sympathy and an assurance of
our fraternal regard.
Resolved, That while we are by this eVent
attain solemnly and emblematically remind
ed that we are all the subjects of the Kins of
Terrors and bound to that bourne whence no
traveler returns; yet, with the Holy Lights
and assurances we have ofimlorious immor
tality, we are confldentour brother sjlll lives
In that mansion above, where all good Ma
sons hope at lost to arrive.
ResolvedJTlml the Secretary be instructed
tacatue acoDV of these resolutions, properly
certified, o, be -presented to the widow of our
published.
ISJsneUJ
i A.Ji(Mf. Cllm.11 no rfn T.llZt
and adODted I wjri xuuHS)-Ai
$5000 Worth of Canity Orders ! ! !
The undersigned will exchange Pine Lum
ber Sash. Doors, Minds, Lath. Shingles, etc,
at the lowest caah jrloe.. for orders on the'
followlng.countle, tthUl' the 1st of Mareb,
1S71?
Gage County, Neb.,
Pawnee "
Johnson "
Jefferson " " m
RichajiJron .
Lancaster
Atchison
Nemaha
?,
M
Mo ...
Neb. Goo.
" Poor
...90 eta.
90 "
85 "
.....80 "
9fl '
69-
Fund.. 8o
Fund .90 "
be
Geo. P. Darkliy is an artist of much
merit, as all will grant, after Uispectlng his
penclllngs and drawings.
The Ice in the Missouri River is out at this
point and the Ferry boat crosses regular
commencing tf-day.
SMITH P,fUTTLE 1
G. M. IJBXBKRSON, VCora.
M. A. HA.NUL.E1, J
Jno. Bloke, Vf. M.; R. T. Ralney, S. W.;
Win. H. Mcjnlch, J. W
I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
HWX correct copy of the original resolutions
jiassed by Nemaha Valley Lodge, No. -J,of rei
spect to the memory of Bra Jonas Hacker,
deceased.
SIDNEY FRENCH, Sec'y.
95dwtd
M Bridge ' 90 .
KILBOURN. JENKINS? Co.
BUILDERS REMEMBER
The place to buy cheap and good Lumber,
etc Is at Bell's. The stock is manufactured
In the west, and kept In the best condition
If you wish, anything in that line, glvo them
a calJ
shxrm An; hqv.s.
This house, under the maaement of Its
affable proprietor C M. Ktjti&n, one of
the best accommodations for the -weary and
hungry traveler along the Missouri river.
ForRood meals, good beds, accommodating
host and waters It stands unrtvajled. dw
lady's Basarl
Havlmr ODaned a first pinna .tnt-lr of TjuHph
Millinery and Fancy goods, at No. 45 Main
Street, and being In receipt of; New Goods,
weekly. Mrs. E. Johnson invites the ladies of
urownviue and vicinity, to give her a call
guatintel.ng.satisractlonin Both prices and
goods,. 2-3m
For School Books) save your money and
deal with McCreery & NIckell. 3w3m
o" aaveriiiemeHtor Dr. Butts' Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million 1ar
RtAOEGciDE in anotbercolumn. It should
be reftd. by aU. ZT-y
,P,?tlr.a.alx tfw Iftdi4ty.-All kinds
of Marble work can bo Had at NBldhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than It
can be had elsewhere. None butthe best ma
terlul used. 11-tf
M
A BOOH. FOR THE MILXJOX.
MARRIAGE
GUIDE.
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Vkmrl. r tact ibinu
ariMrirt aatf rtnlxtlrva '
tk. MXtll itrtni. villi tfca
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1 7i- 2V!.,itntUSlT TataaaHl.fw.
I r lattBB via ar 1 1 ! . .. .K
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(Iailttrt!eMJratotUku- T,W",",0
UaatsM auTTUf.
trlwkaDiktT.aaA
teaaratrrMtrcun!ltirrirtveata -
BAILEY ds CO.,
ciiKSTigv a iatk st.,
"W. D.iSliellenberser,
HARDWARE MEBCH4NT,
IrT.iernu's Block.
JBROWJ?VILLEt ISiEB.,
SOLRAGENTd FOP.
CANTON CLIPPER PLOWS.'
The weather thun far this month has been
One, ranging betwci-n : ami W above zero.
The roads are dry and duttty.
The tr:i-elers. the leainstew, tlie buslnesb
men thirirtrk. Htid all who want a square
litI. K l" Dauglierty's
It they do.
fteilaurant and get
am.Ce. No fuur of an over-dose, wot woalh.
er ir Kro mouth. In using Dr. Henry's Rat
and Plant Pills; they aro entirely veclub.le.
See advertisement. 13t4
Tti X.tc Local ol the Advertiser is pa-
ruJln tlie btreet In new clothe;., and ljas gone
no fur as to try his hand at mule driving.
More eiK.-rlence in this direction will injure
greater biiccehS.
Furniture. Furniture by the the car
load or by the slii!;lo article of good materi
al and well put up. at U. S Haunaford's
Furniture Store. M.ilu Street, IJrownville.
Cheap for cash.
RESOLUTION OF THAXK8,
At the stated communication of Nein.ah.a
Valley Lodge, No, i, A. F. & A. M Rra, Ira
Moore presented the Lodge, in hoh.ftU of his
daughter, Miss Mollie Moore, with a beauti
ful little gift, representing in viUC aud gold
those Masonic emblems, n sacred and full of
meaning to all true members of our fratern
ity, the "Square and. Compass," and letter
"G," arranged evidently by one who has an
rye for beauty and taste. The Square and
CoirtpasBuro pliiced as they are ordinarily
found on Masonic pins, rings, Ac-, und are
mallear white wax, and ornamented with
an urtlstlc arrangement of leaves made of
HE Aft tjj J 11KAll YIC , ,
In abundance and of every size and qual
ity, all kinds of Blacksmith's Tools. Iron
and. Furnishings:
All things needrul In the Hardware Hue In
.c ciuuie ana Harness busines :
Everything needed In building, such as
is ails, Bolts, Locks, Latches, etc:
All kinds of Carpenter's Tools:
All kinds of tools for Brlck-Iayera and
Stone Masons :
All kinds of Tin and Copper Ware )
aii Kinds of wire, Rubber
Pocking, etc., low for cash, at
SUELI.KNBERQyfc'S.
Belting and
NOTICE.
The regular term of the Probate Court for
the trial of civil cases for all sums over one
hundred dollars and under three hundred
dollars, will be held at the office of the Pro
bate Judge in the city of Brownvllle, Nema
ha county, Nebiaska. commencing on the
first Monday of each calendar month.
, A. W. MORGAN.
2im Probate Judge.
Forest Cty fall tYM Four-about
as nice nn article as ever came tp.thls laar-1
nci hi .-jvua cc uro's. .j
Estaltllchcd 1830.
" FIRST PREMIUM IG4flg.
A. F. Cohn, of this city, took the first pre
mium on Cigars, with H. C. Lett, pn,e of the
best Judges of a good Cluar In thecn-.mtr. -
the huine material and bordered with gold J chairman of the awarding oonxnliee, and
wc premium was aeserveu, Fp;ory at No.
The Mfosouri river is 1.K) feet from bank
to bank, at this point. The meastirment w.is
made by Cupt. Darrnw, one of the engineers
of the Q. M. t P. U. It. Co.. wlien tlie river
was frozen over.
Geo. R. Duun, of Salem, Nebraska, will
lcture be'ore the Literary Association of
Brownvllle, In McPhurson'ti Hall, on next
Friday evening. This will bo the 3rd Jeolure
in the regular course.
gilding. The 'G' is placed between, and Is
also of white wax and prettily gilded. The
beauty of the whole picture is made more
apparent by tlie dark, ricii back-ground on
which it is fixed, and in that as well us in
the work itself, the lair young artist lf,i dis
played taste of no ordinary kind. The frame
In which the work is encased, is in entire
harmony with the balance.
Asa testimonial of ttilr appreciation Qf
the gift, the I.oilge by a unanimous voice
passed the following resolutions ;
Jiesoled, That tills Lodge extends to Miss
Mollie Moore a vate of thanks lor the beau-
mill emblem In wax work, presented bv her
to the Lodge, Ahd. be it turthor
It'-soUcd, That the Secretary be Instructed
t present a copy of these resolutions to Imr,
mill (ii have, ihein, with tt dlsuripUuil Cu tlie
gift, publ.shcd.
61 Main street.
muted mm mils.
.Post Office Department,
WASIItHOTOX, Sept. 30, 1870.
Importers and Manufacturers f
FINE WATCHES,
SIH.VEK, WARE,
JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE,
FAWCY GOODS, &c, &c.
-Ato-Dr. Situ UjMr,. T. X.ni X !&& S,
Ntl0t to the Afflicted and
Unfortunate.
altllr t' tkt Blrimi iiut. m .tui.
5ik1??S.r-?,f,"r3,a 7i".H Dr.attu ' how Ann sahitart aid
tttf,.'""""'! ASSOCIATION.
liililiSL.,Ui .7.?H-, "i'aWyJita' ' For th I'Uff aud Cure or the EttIcs; and Vnfo
SrT3lri!t yLnZLSiZL'l" " i tn5"c.on principles or ChrlMIaaTuir-ultrirom-.
Kuitt "a c'?'t. UaU, U. Kways on the firrors of Youth, and the Fouie ot
T - TTTT : Tt J Aire, in t littioa to Marrlace and Social EV11, with
rO OOllOCltiQM. lnlUryaldforth aflllcted. nt free. In valed
;... . w v,-i .4..rr-vf UUttAiU AWUV1- 1CI
H0!!:8 CXrrra-V.fU itU, lmrwi.. U nuxP.rhlladelphia.'ra.
uuirtArfrM(.Mft.. ip.v r . ...-. r-z.
aUXOT,KAt
wn i.r inntait.
flrriTTTCalMi llltm X.B.X02-
DKU.&ndthotwstarlirrprvU'rcd&rrut kmirlurli!.
1THol(jaio cn4 tic Ii 1 x. i.itf H . LtUA .
UKKAD, .:U0SI.i: ani otber V-.. .c. aE
Jtu.'nr.t!lii!.. end, alniiijrtJflir i. lnrJi '
v. Thel tki-r PiMUiUfor.naiu.
t)r(S to SX i'UlT Or TUr (.I.!.-
It'll rimrnlfnt and rrnnomrpjl. .OMrir
I OK KilM'ItLV.Kt;nITjn ?. -..MnrrwSrri
, ilGittKEUs, ,Ulf.liaMl,l.lWcl M,Ul,.
IXX3LEY ds 3ROTHER, Jlanutsotarrrs.
go Ajcir sutziiz: -Yi;jr--r.-K.
im
LANTERNS, of all dscrlpt!on. for'iialff bv-TT,
l). Shallenherser. Xo. 74 Main jitrcct. .ilePLfx-
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27 C.l,f,r' M " "' W InfcSiSi
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V. Ii. RICH,
NEW ADIinNISTKATlON
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QUALITY ALWAYS GUAUANTEB8.
PROPOSALS for
United States from Julyl,i8?T,
conveylae the malls of the
, to June so 1S74. on
23dwtf
KtlfeQurmJenklna&Cfi,, cofucr Fourth
and Main streets, In this city, have constant
ly on hand a full alock of the best Pine Lum
ber of all kinds; nlEo.alsoSash, Doors, Blinds
Shingles, lath. Mouldings, Frames, etc., etc.,
which they are selling at the lowest possible
figures for which the same can be got out of
the log and. snipped to this point. They are
deterin.ined to continue ns heretofore to sup-
.'. me uiuk oi lumbes, etc., used In
LMtxn district. Call and see them l
this
46tfdw
Her. Morgan Edward Is preaching In
the Baptist Courch. In this city, to full hous
es, every evening this week. He Is a man of
extraordinary powers or mind, and it is hop
ed that much good will result from the meet
ings. The traveling publiouniversnlly ocknowl
edge that the Sherman House on Main St.,
oilers the Ixsl accommodations of any hotel
in Brownvllle. Cy. Is a good and careful
manager, and looks well to the comfort o'
bis guests.
Convocation af Hip Episcopal Clergy
of South Platte On Sunday the 22d of
January, the eonvocation of the Episcopal
I'lcrgy ot South Platte Jurisdiction, will meet
(I). V. in Christ's Church in this city, at 10J
o'clock, at which time Prof. John Lynn, of
Kalis City, will be admitted, by Bishop
CJarkson, to the "Holy Order of Deacons."
There will be full morning service, and the
administration or tlie "Holy Communion."
In the evening tho Bishop will administer
the "Apostolic Iliteof Confirmation," There
will be a number of the Clergy present, and
the services will be of a very soleipn nqd. In
teresting character. The pubjjp invited, to
attend. Scats free.
a en. l. Davis,
Secretary Qf theConvocation.
.
m ti i uesaay evcRing wo wero present
Mmc IImc. '.Wur.tii'ed, yi-stt-rdny, bdlny ) wueu Jacob. Holers transferr.il the piail
wtigne.1 on Mr. Tisdels scales, u lot ot five Hcro.ss (hp fjyer. nogem stood ut the Ixiw
l.iw, wclKhiug l.ToO. Four of tlium wereiheq I :,n', ,kc Bn''lJJ it the stern of the skilf,
driven orr, leaving the largest, which pulled ! nntI s,:irted, shoving the skiff" on the Ice.
down .Ml pounds, notwithstanding numcr-j v,,en Uogers would break through, Baradv
ou bets to the contrary. ! nt t,,e tern would shove it over the rotten
The Annual meeting of the .N'einiilia
County Bible. Society, will be held at the
Methodist Courch, in this city, on Sunday
rvening the loth day nf January. Iey. Me
CaadlUh. State Agent, will lie present. All
are. In vl led especially the membrship.
Mr. Kent, of Glen Hook, Infnrme us that
winter wheat is still looKing well. There is
li large breadth of ground sown to wheat in
thl county, and many have been fearlul
that this. !ry weather and beargrounij u'otjld
br miprojirietoiis. and tiat the crop would
fail.
spot, while Rogers wat clinjbl..g Into the
bow. The bow reaching hard Ice. Hogers
would get out, and Baradv crawl Into tlie
stern. Where the river was open, both would
get iij, nJ in this way they crossed over and
buck. Several passengres on the cnt side
failed to get ovep.as no q:jc ffould take the
risk of gQlfig for them.
Patronize home industry, and bene,
tit yourself at the same time by using only
CoIhnppBro's Natural Iaf Tobacco. For
sale nt Wright's, ttlch A Qilmore's and C. A
Pollock's at tlie Post Office.
A BARGAIN IN CITY PROPERTY.
I will sell tlie three lots north of my resi
dence at a barnaln. between this inn it
1S71 J. L. COLHAl'l.
GREAT BARGAINS 1$ J.AND.
3,000 acres of Unimproved, LJwd', on terms
to suit the purchaser, m improved Farms;
good. Land and. gp.od location. Apply at
WM. J. AUSUIN'S
. . . , Real Es tat e OlH ce.
48dwtr Brownvllle.
the following routes In the State or Nebraska, will
be received at the Contract Office of this Depart
ment until 3 p. m. of March 1, 1871; to be de
cided by March 30 following
1459 Fro to BrownsvllIe.byWedale,s;Bra.hjp, Stein
man. Moses Milks, Table Rock, Pawnee City,
West Branch of Mission Creek, (ap oXHce ) to
Marysvllle, (Kan.,) SO miles and tack, once a
week.
Leave Brownvllle Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Marysvllle next d:y by 8 p m;
Leave Marysvllle Wednesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Brownvllle next day by 8 p. m;
1460 From Lincoln, by Camden and Pleasant Hill
to Meridian, 60 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lincoln Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Meridian next day by i p. m;
i.eve jMeriuian w eanesaav at 7 n m:
Arrive ttl Lincoln next day by 6 pm,
14461 From Clyssus to Schuyler, 30 miles aud back
once a week.
Leave Ulyssus Monday at S a m;
Arrive ut Schuyler by 7 pm:
Leave Schuyler Tuesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Ulyssus at 7 p m,
14462 From Rose Creek to Dryden. 7 miles and back
once a week:
Leave Hose Creek Saturday at 9 a re;
Arrive ai Airyaen Dy ii a m;
Leave Dryden Saturday ul ! p m;
A rrlve at Itose Creek by 3 pm;
14463 From Norfolk to Niobrara, 70 miles and b&k
TRACKS AkLOW AS TH lowest.
Orders and Inquiries by mall promptly atteaCed t.
ROOT Sc PIANT
TIT CLXAKSIXO IHS BLOOD XTO
" .areolae tb Unr aai BmUt Or."
Xtu t a Ittfj-!lon, tkti riU t
nu; MBpiUaH witch it vald nl kt
ppK4 lii.yc.Urtca, txch ut Bii.
JiUii. txts im ra Siss Jtcuixais or t
Ho .j rrr, Uuujui, Canxxn.
JUiciCAtan lticxnXi.LcOFA.m.
Ijiuoc Dnmur, Xuu.it Amom
CoTJTiTigif Staitnr. Tm r Jti
ium Drirmu JiiaaKM aadaUtrkla
Jtttimplibu' a;liiax tnm a low ui of
" "j. or eon-vauta (.U raaetlcu.
SAmm 1 1 i i ma .. u . .mm- umm
-. W . i . . "J mum, .ll,,.
wlvktit ntvi ta 4!t r laiiaiu.
rrU2S MBUaUx.
JrypanH by tt Oraa0 Veikloe C. . LouIj K..
a.UbyJrttttl.1, as Idier, ,, BM,rtae .TjrjWalri.
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KICH & GILMOEE.
rfuecessors to W. II. SMALL,
. DEALERS AND JOBBERS I2s
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Suola ax Coffoes, Sncars, Teas. Molasses. Sttutjs. Tloar. Bacon. Ti-ih. Dried
?rtZLl.L Beef Salt Col OU. Tobacco, Clean:, Cheese. Dried and Green Trsits, Cra-
w" feotlonaries ef all Kinds, TVooden Ware, &o. . :
In connection with tho above they keep cotKanily on hand'a Iotko supply f feed.
CORX, OATS, DIMS, SHORTS., ic.
WOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.' All Goods Sold, at Prices that Defy Competition.
A
4u5Z9BaW
Leave Norfolk Wednesday at 7 o i
Arrivp at Niobrara next day by 7 1
l.f.Uve Nldbrara Friday at 7 A an;
i rn;
Din'
A,rrive at Norfolk next day by 7 p in;
Do ypu IVsnt a Stove 1-Shellenberger
has the largest stock and fullest assortment
in the west. Dont be cajoled by any low
priced stove anywhere, but go where all sizes
and styles are fctsnt, and where stoves are
made a specialty; for there you can get a good
article, as that is his business.
A coiisfnn.t effort to please and satisfy
hi KUtatts is the only phrase that will apply
to the oqjiduct of Geo. Duugheriyof the Res
taurant next door to Carson's Hank; and his
succev. s truly wonderful. Try him J
Cranberries at Swan & Brp.'s,
tf
Scientific American for 1871. TwenT
ty-sixth Year. This splendid weekly, .great
ly enlarged and Improved, Is one of the rqost
uselul and Interesting journals ever pijbt
lisheU. Every number is benutifpjy prijitcd
on fine paper. and elegantly iljuslffllca With
original engravings represerjtlng ,'ptv Iut
vcjitlons, Novelties In Mechanics, Manufacture-,
Chemtry, Photography, Agriculture.
Engineering, Science and Art. Farmers.
Mr. Shaffer, formerly of the Urownville Mechanics Iiu-ontnrs Knr.ii.rB rh,i..c
brick yard. ho tak.-n an Interest in therist j .Manufacturers and people ot all professions
...... n. ma;; unuer me control or Samuel
liennett. near Nemaha CItv. Mr.
Dried Apples and PiincJirs, of OJflra iJUnj.
Hj. at .Suan .t Urotber'jj.
a nutntier one miller, and has the reputation
of making tlie In-st Hour in the UronnvjJIe
market.
or trades will nnd the ScietUific American of
Shnfler is great value and interest.
The Furvlew M. E, Church ti'lll have a
donation supper at toJr flluircl), J'riday
evening, January iuth, j7J. Tlia prqcretjs to
le initiated u tbelr pastor, J. M. Martin. All
tbliiKs have been arranged to make the occa
sion pleithnnt; und everybody invited to bo
present. Adniishlou. 50 els, ' ja-2
Svni teams left Jlliucity on l:ii. Tuesday
noriiini;. Kir a bultalo hunt on the plains
nurtli of the Ifijiublloan. Alex. Starry. Mr.
Oxiiin Jno. Clark, K. n'nJJfi-r. H. Clark. Jno.
Cook. Henry Ilukcr, iiijj. Summers, ijie u;t
WesttalN, Vm, Murh, Hugh Uakerand Jno,
tuintiierc, are iiiiuini; the armed and equiped
hunters. They are contident of bringing
hack several ton of buffalo meat.
C.rrnnt., HaWns. Citron and f,emon
Peel.atSwun A Hrother's.
Tvro traveler, apparently liitii;;alr, ifop
1'e.lat the Star Hotel :l,Js wfipk, ami occu
pied the same room. iAirlug the night one
eingupwaMiskedby the other what was
the matter. Heanswercii thuthehaC to go
Jown. .Not returning for some time the
Plan In bed. on examining his pocket book.
Xonnd $100 missing, Chase was immediately
tfiven, but, as yet, the thief is at large:
B. Patterson, of Sterling, III., a passenger
on last Monday by stage from the west, en
ters at this office a bitter complaint against
the conduct of the driver on the K.&N. stage
inc. He desired to stop at the Reynold
Home. Tho driver told him he was ordered
Cleave no passengers at that hotel, .and so
ffusKl to flop. We have not earjulrcJ Into
the facts, but call the attentiop of the com
pany to the complaint for correction.
For CoUexUpu,. Parties interested will
take notice that we hay left ail our notes
now due. for collection at the State Hank of
braska, la thle fi)ir. yfc tsk or Irnmcdl
e settletaept. Those persons yho gave us
r notes, wjll d Jt w their adyaptpge to
wioathecashlec .ofepln bank, aud settle
we aaa at once.
DCBT & IlAUVJER.
Bro
nvllle. Jan. 5, 1S?1 13-4
r,roCh0,cc SuSars. Symp. Teis ar;d FralU,
oto Swan 4 Brother.
ak R.tHrant.-The following Tery
forapiimentary notice or Daugherty's Rcs
"Qrant we clip from the Tecumseh Chieftain.
J ash. knows what is good to eat; and.judgr
nS from the following, he found ll at Daugh
. Ijere js what heaays :
Danrtten y?v are ,n Brownvllle, go to George
aieai. v'' WuB h-ouse to get your square
;, "'"i.100 can et them there. 6ure. George
tean wnoie-soule4. accomnodatlng gentle
iScC.. upoerstani: i. business, never neg
PMmMi . fty8 ,n n,a Place, and those who
yst.i.. " .r"w: o""i. .-
"plenty of something good IqaU"
-ev TrlU f a IIkeepJrM aro
VeutpPer,enCed by those wno U80 Dooly
Wn . wder nowr universally known
f ngbout ttosptry as the best. It Is al
BUle bIe and K1"la from a third to a
Thl i thone Qjcommon manufactue.
redUn?W,US to the W8' PWy of the In
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Bicmu tZ, . n&tne reBU Q?ery "me-
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sr dyspeijncsrrrar;
tea .,.'"
l'epan,andRa'?aff'a with
fcv '"w1
-9 wrMeCAass grocer.
' ." d3r or 'vreJc. ifBausher-l day Just where toct
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ami having access to all the leading Scienti
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Hie columns of the Scientific American are
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formation. An ofllcial list of nil the Patents
as issued is published weekly. The- yearly
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two splendid volumus of nearly ope fjious
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Sio.tn), with a tplcnclid pretnjum to the per
son who tonus the club, consisting of a copy
of tiiu celebrated Steel Piute Engraving
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In connection with tlje puljllcatjon of the
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procuring Palejit?, The best way to obtain
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BROW.VVII.LE DISTILLERY.
We pay the highest price in cosh for all
kinds of grain.
l--3m. w. M. CHAFFE &. Co,
Best Cal Oil, 50 cents a gallon at Swan
.& Bro's.
FOR SALE I FOR SAL.E !
iargeStockflf
SCJUOOl, BOOKS !
Also, of
PAINTS, OIIS AND GLASS!
In lots to suit purchasers, at
9ICCREERY &. IVICKEI.L'S.
9w3m
BE HAPPY!
By calling at JdcCrecry fc Nlckejl's befora
buying your Holiday Goqd. Owti
FARMERS.
If you wish to save money these hard times,
j-ou will go to Sauder's for your Saddles, Har
ness, Whips, dec,, &! Main street. A penny
saved is a penny earned. 9w3m
For Heating Stoves go to
gers.
Shellenber-tt
Wattted-Favrns f n !f ebraslt.-To pur
chase one or twp improved farms within
eight or ten ii)iIesof HrownviIe. Neb. Call
on C. M. Kauffmann, Urownville, or address
R. W. Smith, Toledo, Qhio. 6w3m
pep. B. Moore.
Bookseller, Stationer and Newsdealer,
next door to the Ppst Pfflce, School Books
of all kinds, Blapk Bopks, SUitioqary, &c
always on hand,. S.chopl Furniture furnish
ed on short nqtice. Call nt the Book Store.
5-dwtf
fip tQ Swan dc. Bro', for the beat SugnrJ
toute, leas, etc. tf
141&1 From Beatrice, by Hoperville, Baden, Olive
Branch, Chesterfield, and Cretb to Camden, 50
nines nuu nuuic, once a ween.
Leave Beatrioi Monday at 7 a m:
Arrive at Camdon next day fey 12 m;
Leave Camden Tuesday ot 1 p mi
Arrive at Beatrice next day by 7 pm;
1-1165 From Norfolk to tbe Northw est corner of
township ', range 5 V.. of 6th principal me
ridian, (no office.) 30 miles nnd back, once a
week.
Leave Norfolk Monday at 8 a m:
Arrive at Township '24, range 5, by 6 pm:
Leave Township 24, range 5. Tuesday at 8a m;
Arrive at Norlolk by 6 p m.
14466 From Blair to Logan, and back, once a week.
Bidders to state distance, and propose sched
ule of departure and arrivals."
14467 From Blair, by Jlprp and Elder prove, to
WeatPuint, OTllpianilback, once a Week.
Leave Blair Monday at 6. aw;
Arrive at wt Point by 8 pm;
Leave West i'oint Muesdsy at 6 a m;
Arrive at mair dv s p m;
144CS From Pawnee City, by Stelnman, BttTrsrt r.d
Muddy, to Beatrice, 45 miles and back, daps i
week
Leave Pawnee City Friday at 6 a m:
Arrlre at Beatrice by Bp m;
Leave Beatrice Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Pawuee City by 8 pm;
1HC9 From IJig Sandy to-Giengary, and back, once
a week.
Bidders to state distance, and propose schedule
of departures und arrivals.
14170 From Norfolk to Yancton, (Dakota Territo
ry.) ana back, once a week.
Bidders to state rtisuihce. and propose schedule
of departures and arrivals.
14471 From Bellevue. by Lisbon. Plattford.A Xenla,
to Forest City, ?ti miles and back once a week.
Leave Bellevue Friday st 7 a m;
Arrive at Forest City Saturday by 4 p m;
Lea Forest City Saturday at 7 a m;
Arrive ut Bellevue by 4 pm.
1447.! From Norfolk to Dresden, and back, once a
week.
Bidders to state distance, and propose schedule
of jjeprturgs and arrivals.
14473 Viptn fleauipe to Jenkins" Mills, 25 mile and
back, twice a week.
Leat e Beatrice Mondav and Thursday at 7 am;
Arrive at Jenkins' Mills by 6 u m:
Leave Jenkins' Mills Tuesday and Friday at 7'
a m;
Arrive at Beatrice by 6 p m;
11474 From Asnland. by Milton, Ithaca, Urban,
Lone Valley. Wautlska, to Ulyssus, "Smiles
and back, once a week.
Leave Ashland Monday 5". 7 am;
Arrive at Ulyssus next day by 6 pm;
Lea e Ulyssus Wednesday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Ashland bxt' (fay by"6p m;
14475 From West Point, by College Home and Plum
Valley, to POncit, 52 miles and back, bnce a
week.
Leave West Point Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Ponca next day h.y 12 in;
Leave Ponca Tuesday at 1 p ni;
Arrive at West Point next day by 8 pm;
1447C From Plattsmouth, by Bock BlufTi, LewLston,
Three Croves. Union. Factoryville. Wyo
ming. Nebraska City, Peru. Brownvllle, Ne
meha City, Asplnwall, Saint Deroln.Wllbams
vllle, Arago. Hillsdale. Falls City. Kulo, No-
nan, wnue v-iouo. iowa i-'uint. an4 Highland
to Troy, 121 miles and back. sU times a week.
Strangers visiting the city will confer a favor by
inspectlnr their. stocV. swftra
ITIaptf ood : Hott JLost, How Re-
. stored.
JWJujt published, & new edition of Dr.
u.icrncii'i LCICUrBICtt CBBO.T
uuiuernaicaicure(wunoutmea:clne)
OfSPEBMATIIOUirrFA nrS.mln.i
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPO
TENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedi
ments to marriage, etc.; also CONSUMPTION. EP
ILEPSY and FITS, Induced by self-indulgence or
sexual extravagance.
8S Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty yearr successful
practice, inai ne aiarmmg consequences ol self
abuse may be radically "c'med without the danger
ous use ot internal medicine pr the application ot
the knife; pointing out a mode bf cure ut oncesim
ple,certaln;ard cuectUalby fncansor which everv
suiWP". o fiUrt whit hconditiou may be, mav
cure. himsldrcheaply.-hViValely.and rculicaUy. '
fiSTThis Lectoreshauld-Ufclti the hands or every
youth and e.very ma In, Hie lahd.
Sciit.uhperseal, iria'plain envelope, to anyad-
"iraj.jiwimu, on rt-ceipt oi mx corns, or iwo post
stamps. Alsoj Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage auide,"
pricej cents. - Address the Publishers,
C1IAS. J. C. KLINE tt CO.,
, 127 Boyvpry, New York.
P)QmceBox4v18G ' ' , 6-ly
WE
Th Grat Soothing Betnedg.
ifflHssasatae
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, BXJtU?. CinBiti4iklxa. JttVtS
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Ul diHfribM3Btoa 7TMlKMy,iae4 r
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Highest Market Price paid fornll kinds of UOUJfrUY rUODUCE.
"lim F r,cef1,l. st the Times, Small Proflt.s and Fair Dealing, hs. their UivariAbrc ru!..
Goods will be sold to Country .Merchants In cither large or small hills and at extremely low
1866.
The Brownville Transfer Line,
ungrr tne mansgemont of
JACOB ROGERS,
Ii now Running Regular Omuibunes I rota
Bro-t-rnvilloto tho Railroad Terminus
of the Conncll Bluff and St. Joseph Railroad,
At North Star, Mo.,
Two MUss from, frownTlll ssd North 4'tsr Perry
Landiac.
Good Omuibnssos. Gloso Car42totionr
Charfies Madpratc. 30-tf
-KaiB
SOLD BY
1870:'
OPEN tq THE WOELB
FOJi
W. D, Shellenherger,
71 Main treyt, BrovruTllle.
m, F. BOYD,
BICgLAYER & PLASTERER,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Will take contracts for Brick or Stone Work, or
Plastering', in town or county. Will build Cistern
and warrant them. Good work guaranteed. 33-y
0IV1P
ETmON !
.'
Can and wil sell yon all kinds of Implements enjeagfe
than any other house in Nebraska.
We sell the
.-:
A.ry
?
SWAN & BROTHER
OBh'KRALt
Groceries
CD
P3
lies
lih
Wo have on hand a large
STAPLE AND
To v hich we are making co
we are selling at Prices as
the Mississippi.
In the Quality of our Goods
FLOUR OF THE MOST
HIGHEST MARKET
o
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DEALERS IV
yerm&2tttttl3
Provisions
r
OOTJPn73Fr5aT
02
A Full StocJc
Swan & Bro's.
of Syrups and Sugars, at
J, R-. BELL.
Tills flrm.dealinK in Pine Lumber and all
building material thnt Is made of pine, have
now their yard on corner of College and 1st
stree.s stacked full, as also all the vacant
lots adjoining. They have millions of feet
of nil kinds of Pine Luinher, as vpll as a
rousing stock of Doors, B,lindt eic. They
sell at the lowest possiblp figure, and are
selling au Immense lfl. of btulTof all kinds,
from, tpn tti SfPf teams loading there dally
for the counties wcat besides their largo trade
In this Immediate vicinity.
For the fcest Cigai In the market
Swan & Bro's.
go to
All tlie Spices
rfwan &. Bro's.
known can be had at
DJP -t-..tfee Ifqjt. 11 grea. abu-idance,
at Sftcl&nberger's.
CHJSW TJ-fE BEST
Tobacco In the market; that Is; Colfcapp
Bro's yattjral Laf. fpr sale at Wright's,
Rich & Qlltnor'a and at the Post OiSas.
Remember Daugherty's Restaurant in the
time of thy hunger, for there Is the place to
get a "square meal," served np to the
y"tyje.e.n's taste,"
BlaeZf smith' Irzi, of all kinds, con
stantly on handaj SbLelJcnberger's. This is
a great advantage to BcJ-8raiths as4 one
which they out to patronize. tf
Tbe Singer Scnrlag- Maclifaa cart be
found at the Book Store, next door to the
Post Office,
24dwtf Geo. B. "Hookx, Agent
Call for Colhapp
wish the best.
Bro's Tobaco, If you
Wm, tl. a.coyer, Real Estate Agent and
Conveyence7,-.C9iUr;t Roori. 31lf-dw
Swan A Bro., still continue to sell the
best Teas In the market at reduced prices.
Jaacjng from tha sales of Pine ILnmber
and building material generally, made by
J. R. BeI Uje country-west-must-be rapialy
improving wth-Jfrftt-class onlldfogsrior this
yard alone loads from ten to twenty teams
per day. .feopie are nnatng orrt more every
taeir lnmuer lew aowa
Wooata and Willow Ware and Bushel
Baskets, at Swan A. Bro's.
CllroB, Candled Lemon, Raisins,
rants, etc., choice, at Swau & Bro's.
Cur-
Yon don't know how cheap yousaxi get
good Tine Lumber, unlew you cnll .-it J. R.
Hell's Yard, corner of College and first
streets. 33dwtf
Clay's Patent Weatlier Strip Swan &
Bro. are agents for this Weather Strip,
which effectually keeps out all rain, snow
an4 Wfri no-, atef all dcors or windows,
to whLch it Is apjIed. They havp h agen
cy for Richardson, Johnson, J?nwnee and
Gage counties. Applications to them at
their njore in this city, will receive prompt
attention. . tl
8TOVRS,
Of every variety for wood or coal, or both
at the lowest pohslble price, for sal,e at
Sr-I-tLENDERGER'S.
Leare Blaturnouth daily, azcept Sunday, at
a pi;
Arrive at Troy third day by 7 pm;
Leare Troy daily, except Sunday. ttSam;
Arrive at Platumouth third day by 7 p m
Proposals lor service to end at Severance Invi-
tedi
14177 From falls City, by Rulo. to Blgelow, (Mo.,)
io luiit uiiu uatih, ix IIUK-5 a weeK.
Leave Palls City dally, except Sunday, at 7 a m;
Leave Blgelow dally, except Sunday, at 1 p m
Arrive at Falls City by 6 p m.
NOTES.
Proposals must he to carry the mull with "celeri
ty, certainty, and security." UsitiK the terms of the
law. and tltf y must bp guarantied fcy two responsi
ble p-on certified to as such bv a postmaster or
Judge of a court of record.
"o pay wlllbe made fqr trips not performed, and
for euch of such omissions not satisfactorily ex
plained three times the pay gf the tflrf hlay be de
ducted. For arrivals so lur behind time as to break
connection with depending mails, and not suili
clently excused, one-fourth of the compensation for
the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines will be Im
posed, unless the delinquency be satisfactorily ex
plained, lorneglecting to take the mail from or Into
a post ofhee; for suffering it to be Injured, destroy
ed, rubbed, or lost; and for refusing, after demand,
to convey the mall as frequently as the contractor
runs, or Is concerned In running, vehicles on the
route. The Postmaster Uencral may annul the
contract for disobeying the post btne'e law.s. or the
instructions of the Department. He may alter the
schedule of departures and arrivals, and also order
an increase of service by allowing therefor a pre
rata increase on the contract pay. He may also
curtail or discontinue the service In whole or in
pa$ a Proportionate decrease of pay) allowing
as fyl indemnity to the contracter one months ex
tra cprnpeasation on the amount of service dlspens-
TZmZllm.'SZT r" l?,"y;,"uu .Jr np serv
iicioiura nuu tvnuuuuft. iios $noula be
ujssea io me "second Assistant Postmaster G
ka," and sent by mail.
I or forms Of proposal. fcc..and other informa
H0,ne.eaf,C?rt'sernenlofOct0Der". Ibfi9, and of
this date. inpnpblet form, at the principal post
ad
en -
offices.
JO.
A. J. CRESWELL.
JPostmastcr General,
12-40
J
02
and well assorted stock of
FANCY GROCERIES
nstant addition 3, and which
low as anjr House west ot
WE DEFY COMPETITION
apj?p,qvep brands.
PRICE PAID FOR
STUJDEBAKER AND WHITE WATER
wG-oisrs5
AND BUGGIES OF ALL KINES,...
We sell tlie
Eunner Cultivator, Garden CityClipper Plow
PEKItr TWO AND THREE-HOSSE PLOWS
SMITH'S Cast CasWSteel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and 6.16 PLOWS
PRINCETON IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF CORN PLOWS,
One and TwoHeIe Hand CoFn Shelters, and One;
Two and Four-Horse Power Shelters,
SWAJV Sc BRO.
IFYOU WANTANYTHING, COME ANDASKF 0 fT!
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS. AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO RE AS RECOMMENDED.
A Ml Supply of Extras always on Hand !
JUST OPEHED BY J. S. HETZEL,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shos
TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLA!
Eemember the place,
JZZL JlIj JL -J JlLi .1 I
KHI M-BK L-JH mrm MP
.
BtG,
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NEW STEAM FERRY
Remember that J. R. Bell sells all kinds
of Pine Lumber. Lath. Shingle, tc., at pri
ces which cannot fail to salt nny one. 1-tf
W m.rr ntpf
Mortgage,
Quit ClalnJ,
AlroInlRtratafs
Deeds fox sale at this office!
Watch Repalrtap; neatly &ad promptly
done by Dnnn Hays. Mnli
For Ckelce Jewelry,
stuff, go to P.niyi ii Hays.
warranted pure
' tf
General Rallra4
Office u Star Hotd.
an4 Foreign Tlckot
iCranberrlci,
uraoperjues.
Craobcrrles. . . ,
' "At Sran & Bro'B.
Tlaa Orlctnal Goldmm CraMrm Clear Is
jnannfactnred by A. F. Cobn. It Is tlue favo-
?ne avtryorz.'sTe ct'-ii
,rfT "ViB a 1 1 ii I i
s5BS?"I9IbA'!s-1 t
"s I sr3aSHlSHlSSSJ
f-Is! '-Trsjii'i'iHRUjr i
ljPillllllllill&SiKnUcVcH
tfmmj
Th Browa-rllle Ferry Co:
hT nowrunniiijfcetwM
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Nortji Star and Rielps Oity, Mo,,
the a,--- and commodlons Staam Ferry
MARY J. ARKOD I
PHIS BOAT is ntir.ejy pey, with
j. pow.eriuid capacity to cross everything
that my come. In any weather. '-Jk"-"B
tS'tvJS-?? H8 ln.to or ootofthte Land D!
IiVS1 thebest POlat- Tils boat U aspectaUy
ntteo np to ensure safety la crosslni sloilc. and large
cattle pens are already erected at Uie S. Jcs. t C B.
SSRR f VWrT ty' Wern laswe the travellnr
fi.T;":T ,,'..' vuwer siu oasooE io xnajce
wit.u ui.qui power snail ini
i me mosixaBiaie crosslnrja Iheilissourl river.
I8-t
'.w power shall hade
table crosslnrja the 23
BROW2W--LCE FrjPBY CO.
NEW YORK ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
McPherson Block, No. 70 Main Street, BroTvTmlle, Nebraska. :
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