pHE ADVERTISER.I local.j joWNVILLE.-AUG- . 16., 1SGQ.

' ; if paid ! advance, - $5,00svrney,7J', attbeeadcf mouths, a.M" " " " " I ""lt if or more will bt furniabed at $1,60 per

VaU tbe cash' accompanies the nrder, not

t

v . .-et circulation of suit EaDer in-- DCaW1 TTrv1-.- 1 art m in Rt

Ternwri ....St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East-Lcv- o.

t WDere KebreaXa merchant' pur- -01

find no better advertiaing medium(1 VTetterngg'Q.j.i- -

.! oo hand, printed ln superior etyle, e4 forI VEwforcaah, a fresh aopply ofi'Sin'y Deed, Morteeje Deeds,

I shriff and Comtable Blanks.. Blank Preemrtion Pare",

Township Plata. Bills leading.Drafts, Notes, etc, etc.. etc

i .inu-ii- i attfntion of those In need.K?ntiMof any every description executed to

;r"" r..ir.r tn none. troduced lnany Part ofa r

wt eiCTpt oo office in the Tt, oroffer specimens of cor work as evidence.

'th uTo- -b. . oo, authorised

HABDINO & CO.. Nrw- - and LUerry De--

ft Ki k!S5. City, oar ectborued Agent.

,uthth. 4srfrfufraBdrTHiey.

mv rnr, &, CO.

Yri nr.ALERS INli--

c 5 nr. PrintiM Material of all Kinds."U Tribone Building, XewTork, end Brown's Iron

' BwKKn-- s, Philadelphia.fwjvr are authorised Agents for the

Farmer and Advertiser.

PmATIICU & ABBOTT,SUCCESSORS TO HGILT,

"cite- - States and Foreign Newspaper

f Advertising Agency,333, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Mtborired aeenta for tbe "KIBBAStA ADVXR

11" end "KEB&ASCA JA.BJCE&."

Pclinc:.! Republicans.Tli Republicans of Jsemaha County are request

j te bold tbelr precinct Elections on Saturday,fitrwtJ5ll, for the purpose of electing Ablegates

n bt County Convention, to be held in Brownville

a iki Its of September, next, to nominate eandi

.iia for tbe following offices: one Councilman, an

Rrnresentatrres. one fJeanty Commissioner and

i Coroner, to be elected next October. Let every

--rioet be. represented in the conrention.Eyorferof tbe Republican Central Committee.

C.W. WHEELER, Cbm'n.

Th SspubCoans of Johnson county are urgentlyMted toienS delegates to tneet the Republicans

if ynk County, ia their Conrention at Brown-'li- oa

tbe 8th of September, to nominate a Candi

ttt tot CouDcilman. .The Conrention is cobecom--m- iof Ddfjaie; and taking tbe census returns

ii tbuii Johnson Couaty is entitled to seren del-nU- t.

". C.W. W.

A CARD.ill. Editor:

Allow me thrpugh the Advertiser, to

txntl a mistake" which appeared in the

I,

Proceedings of. tbe Republican Conren-j.bn,- "

as published, both in the Jldvertis- -

yand Herald. A motion was made thatie IVecincts be requested to meet and

Select Delegates to the County Conven-S'.io- a,

on Saturday, the first of Septemb-

er. Some person suggested that the'precincts hold their meetings at anytimeii best fuited their eonrenience. Con-- .sJeraLle discussion occurred on thisques-jtioD- j.

and I was under the impression

jirben I wrote out the proceedings that itfjajsed the Contention in the form asf published ; but I hare since been infonn-jtdb- y

rarious persons who were presentjiit the motion as passed, called tbe pre-set meetings on the 1st of September.

To prerent confusion, and to have thep'ecinct raeetirgs held on the same day,

jie Central Committee have decided toa'l the-precin- meetings on the 25th ofAarusL T. R. Fisher.

j Still Ccralng frora the 3IIncs.Chwls R. Srartra, who went from

i'iis place to the mines last Spring, more-- or the purpose of seeing than mining,Ireturned this week. He thinks there

jre. too many people out there to workk niigeously.j Dr. Noel and his family, J. W. Cole-jMn- d

others are on their way in, and

I

y be looked for daily.j They hare a terrible set of despera-jteio- ut

about the mines, which, is, how- -Lothing unusual. Erery paper from

j Dearer brings iLtelligence of more orltsPrscns beiog killed by drunken row-Th- e

editor of the News, W. N.r, Esq., was recently attacked byeruSans aad came near loosing his

He, however, escaped, and the af-resul-

in the death of one, and theAbluent nf another of the assailants.

Jtlth fif nnn .T C ITffrhPll.jW-Jair- s C. Mitchell, died at his

jence ia Floreuce, on ronday, Aug.j Mr. M. was one of the oldest, and! prominent citizens' of this Territo- -

Hiiloss will be severely felt.

':rfis and Tcn-Pln- S. Loversthese

;v6--1 Marble-To- p tables, and splendid7at WoRTKiHt,'! City Sabon.; S. The Judge waits uJon the "bred-a- d

looks after telegraph watters.u'n cp Miller."

Melons.ToMr. E. P. Stoutj"4 MverlUer office is indebted for ai jr-- c.Qehcjout. water .melons.- - AnyfW r..v

Perfectly in order."

e t change has come over the wea'the past week, During some days

, tu ciouimg wa quite comfortable, &.

''a?ir.g fires very desirable.

lth neg.week to return thanks to the

mv4ng!riessecger"of the U.S.- vmpany for valuable files of St,' : st-- Louis paptrs.' '

AYe nowdouble "thinVet"

Wanted. We want on subscription

or other, indebtedness, Jiungarjan grass

ha, cats, corn, wheat, potatoes.hingles,When it is inconvenient to pay in theabove named "circulating medium," we

we will take cash rather than be consid-

ered unaccommodating. Wood and hay,however, we are very anxious to procure.

Gone for Goods. ...Theodohe Hill has gone East to pur

chase a new stock of poods.. Look outfor a staving stock on his return.

We presume there are in heavenpersons that committed theft; some thatwere guilty of profane swearing, somethat got drunk, some that wore mustachesand some that would vote for Breckin-ridge and Lane, but we guess there isnobody there that uidn t pay for his paper.

Joe Lane an elderly gentleman men9 m

tioned, a lew weeks ago, in connectionwith the Vice Presidency, is now in Baltimore. Joe is coining home from NorthCarolina.' The artesian well at Columbus, Ohio

has reached a depth of 2.518 feet, without any signs of water. The ausrer isnow passing through a hard, grayish,sandstone.

The census-taker- s report that the population of Baltimore will be .230,000,which is an increase of 61,000 over thecensus of 1S50.

The Pacific Telegraph line was extended, Saturday, July 21st, as far west asFort Smith, Arkansas. It is in goodworking order.

Joseph Gales, princicipal proprietor ofthe National Intelligencer, died at Wash-

ington, July 21st, aged seventyfiveyears.

It is thought the census just taken ofNew York city will show the populationto be about 900,000.

There were thirteen cases of sun-strok- e

in St. Louis, July 20th, all resulting indeath.

A Good Tiling.A pill free from all mineral dreparations, composed

solely of extracts and balsams taken from roots andherbs. X Llrer Pill, wbioh $1,009 reward is offered toany chemist to detect one grain of mercury In them. JlPill wbich has no equal for tbe cure of Llrer ComplaintIndirestlon, Head-ach- e, CostlTeness, fcc. A pill forfamily use. A pill for a gentle and mild cathartic. Apill that wll Toot produce disease by salivation, whichIs a thousand times worae than lhat which it cured.

Xow, ready, do you need a food pill If so, be suraand try Hardy's Liver Pills, for It is no lets than thegood things we allude to above.

For Ssle by,J. H. MAUN & CO.,

Brownville, N. T.July, 6, Sin

Hloncy To Loan.Persons wishing to borrow money, enn ho accom-

modated by applying to tbe undersigned. Reliablesecurity required. II. ii. AKINSOX.

We Will Purchase WheatAs money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat

65 cents per bushel ; and for flour $2,75 per hundredpounds. We will furnish sacks for wheat and re-

ceive it, either at our Store in Browikille or atMelrin's Mills. D. J. MARTIN & CO.

Brownville, Oct. 20, 1859. otP--5

SUM CADE HILLS

EVAPORATOR SI HAVE made arranjements with DOUGLAS

BROTHERS, ZMjecvllle, Ohio, the only establishmentIn the United State, engaged exclusively In the manu-facture of Sorgho 8ugar Mills, Evaporators, fcc, bywhich I can furnish the farmers in this region with thosemuch needed articles. The Douglas Sugar Mill and Ap-para- tos

were awarded the First Premium at the OhioState Fair ; and the highest honor at tbe United StatesAgricultural Society, a silver medal. I am confidentFarmers of Nebraska, Kansas, Northern Missouri andSouthern Iowa can find no other to suit them bettereither in price or otherwise.

Capacity and Price of Mills.Tnrce Iron Rollers in Strong Iron Frame.Ko 0 One Horse Vertical Mill presses from iS

to 30 gallons or juice per hour ; price $ Mdo 1 One horse Vertical presses from 26 to 40

gallons of juce per hour ; price SOSame as No 1 ; extra heavy, tt

do 2 Two horse Vertical presses frem 35 to 60(ra lions of juica per hour; light drift 8C

do 1 Twohorse Vertical (double geared) press- - .

es from 35 to 50 gallons juice per hour, heavydraft 80

do 4 Two horse Vertical (single geared) press-es from 60 to T5 gallons of juice per hour ;heavy draft 100

do 6 Four horse Vertical (single geared) capa-city from 100 to 125 gallons per hour 140

do 6 To horse norliontsJ (b. k geared) suits--"kle to attach to Threshing Machine or otherpower, presses from 40 to 60 gallons ofJuice per hour 100

do 7 Two borsa Horlxontai, with vertical shaftto apply lever to. workd by horses same asVertical, presses 40 to 60 gallons per hour 100

to litdo 8 Four horse noriaontal (back geared) suit-

able to attach to Threshing Machine or otherpower, preeses 78 to 100 gallons per hours I5C

do I Six horse Horizontal (back geared) calcu-lated for water or steam power, reariy fortbe belt, and with capacity to work off a cropof from 15 to 80 seres of Cane, 15V

It. W. FUUXAS, Ap'l.Administrator's Sale.

By orefsr vf t. Prolat &urt of A'emaha County,Sebrntla Territory.

Oa Saturday, the 8th day of gept, A. D 1850,at one o'clock. V M, of said day, before the door ofthe Port ofSoe. in the City of Peru, in Nemaha Coun-

ty, N. T will be sold to the highest bidder, thefollowing described real estate, as the property ofJacob Meliclc, deceased, to-wi- t: the west half of the

orth-ea- st quarter of section no twenty-eigh- t, town-

ship no six, range fifteen, east of the sixth principalmeridian, containing eighty teres, appraised at fourhundred dollars. Terms cf sale.cash in hand.

JQIIN W. SWAXAdministrator cf the estate of Jacob Melick, de-

ceased.Brownville, July 26 1SG0-- S5.

. SUMMER GOODSAT LESS THAN COST! !

We will sell onr stock of

Ladles' Summer Dress Goods,Gentlemen's Summer Goodst

Bonnets, Straw Hats, &c.,liooa tTuvn, CoatIn exchange for cash, Wheat, Flour, Shelled Corn

and Bacon. I) J. MAUTLN A Co.

V. B. Come and see us as we are determined toSell the shore goods at some prioe in preference tokeeping them over until next spring.

D. J. MARTIN, & Co.

AUGUSTUS SCHOEHHEIT,(Formerly from Seneca County, Ohio,)

ATTORNEY AT LAW,FALLS', CITY.,,

rLioIuirdsou Oo.,July 28, 1S60. - -

T. M. TALBOTT,

DENTAL SURGEON,Having located himself in ErownTille, N. T., tea

dsrs his profesf tonal services to tbeeommastty.AH jsbt warranted.

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Philadelki.LEGAL NOTICE.

R. W Frame, Pl'ff") Nemaha County Districtrs Court 2d Judicial district,Ne- -

Joshua G. Abbe,dYtJ braska Territory.In Equity. To Fall Term, A. D. 1850.

Joshua,G. Abbe, the above nnmed defendant, willtake notice that the above named plaintiff, R, W.Frame, did, on to-w- it, tho 30th day cf March, x D

1860, tie his petition in the above named, districtCourt within and for Nemaha County Nebraska Ter-ritory, against the said Joshua O. Abbe, settingforth, that on, to-w- it, the 27th dayof December, a1858, the said defendant did make, execute and de-

liver unto the said plaintiff a certain mortgage, onthe following described property, Tig : lots 4 and 5 inblock 57, lots 6 and 7 in block 85, lots five and sixin block one hundred and thirty-nin- e, lots 9, 10, 3,and 4 in block fjfty-nin- o, lots 10, and 11, in blockfifty-si- x, lot twelve in block one hundred and eight,lots one, two, seven and eight, in block fifty-eigh- t,

lots five and six, in block one hundred and forty,lots one and two in block fifty-seve- n, lots three, fourfire and sixin block sixty four, lata seven and eightin block one hundred and seven, lot nine in blockone husdrod and thirteen, lot tweir 3 in block onehundred and seventeen, lot one ia block one hun-dred and seven, and block one, as numbered and

-- ll in the published plpt of the town of Peru,in Nemaha county SoDrasK Territory, 10 amo iupayment of five hundred dollars, according to a cer-

tain bond referred to in said mortgage, and prayingthat said Joshua O. Abbe rn:iy pay the said sum nowcUimed to be due, or that the said premises may besold to pay the same, and the said Joshua 0. Abbois notified that be is required to answer, tbe saidpetition on or before the 17th day of September, aD 1800, or the petition will be taken as true and thoprayer of him the said plaintifT will be granted bythe said Court.

JOHNSON A BEDFORD, 'Attorney's for Plaintiff.

Attest . ALLEN BLACKER, Dist, Clerk, 'By T W BznroRD Deputy.Ordered that the foregoing bo pnbli&bed for four

consecutive weeks, ia the Nebraska AdvertiserALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,

By T .W. Dedford, D'y.Brownville, Aug. 5th,18o0. 4w-$- 12 50

LEGAL NOTICE .

John MoPhsrson Ia the District Court of Ne-- ts

Vmaha County, Nebraska Tor- -

William Dewit J ritory.William Dewit of the State of Missouri will take

notice that the raid J bn McPherson did on the 8thdayof August 18C0, file his petition in said Courtagainst the said defendant wbereia he claims dam-age to the amount of fire hundred dollars, as havingaccrued to said plaintiff; in consequence of tho

by said defendant of an agreement 'andobligation made Jane 7th, 1860, wherein said de-

fendant agreed on or before July 10th, 1S69, to de-

liver to snid. plaintiff good and sufficient deed tothe N. West quarter of section J3 in township fiverange 15 east of the 0th Principal meridian, andto pay to said plaintiff one thousand dollar?, and al-

so to give hlJ obligation for the further sum of fivehundred doLara, la consideration that the plaintiffshould convey to said defendant the East half of lots7 and 10 and the whole of lots 8 and 9 in block 3 inBroTrnville, together with the Hotel building ther-o- n,

situated And said defendant wiU take noticethat the necessary aSvhwit haviag I sea filed by thesaid plaintiff an order of attachment has beenbeen fseeed against hispropertyaedthe land abovedescribed has boeo attached, said defendaat is fur-b- er

notified that he u required to appear and an-w- cr

said petition on or before tbe third Monday af-

ter tho 3Cth day cf A e gust I860.E W TITOMAS, Al'y for Pl'ff

. BrswBTillAor.ttk,. ' T:?3f

r;PflOHI3IBiS.

IBEEilDTILl iii,NO. 17, miS STREET,

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BROWNVILLE, N.T.1

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THEODORE HILL

Which is the oldest, most extensive and reliableMerchantile House ia the Upper Country ?

THEODORE HILL.

Where are the best bajgains to be bad in the par- ehsjeof ail kinds of goods! .

: ' v .

Who sails goods at the lewest figure 7

THEODORE HILL

Who outfits Pike's Peakers with any and every-thing they want at prices equal at least, with Saintiioais ana st. Joseph r

THEODORE HIL L .

Who keeps the ehoieest quality cf goods ? '

THEODORE HILL.

Where ara the latest styles and finest qaalltlsi cf1 ancy uoodi to be round T

AT HILLS

Who pays the highest market price for all kinds ofcountry produce.

THEODORE HILL.

Who does the exclusive Commission Business in theCity cf Brownville?

THEODORE HILL.

Who wholesales goods to the back country on themost advantageous terms 7

THE ODOEE HILL

Who purchases and ships more country product thanany ono else in the upper country I

THEODORE HILL

Who keeps constantly on hand and forsale the largest and best adsottinent of Uardware. 7

THEO' MULL.

Where do the Ladle fina the best assortment ef thelatest style LIoops?

Where do people go to find a complete stock ofBoots, Shoes, Eats and Caps 7

1 1 til HiU d 11 klaHIsa

Where will you - find alt kinds of Cand Fraits,Oysters, Bottled Liquora of tho choicest brands, etc ?

AT THE. MILL'S,

Where will those going to the Gold Mines find a sup-

ply of Picks, A xes, Shovels, Sluice forks. Ox Yokes,Bows, Chains, Bacon, Beans, Sugar, Gunpowder,Rockers, Coffee, and everything they w ant 7

AT THEODORE HILL'S

Where will Farmers go to purchase Plows, or sell

Wheat. Corn, Oats Rye, Barley, Potatos, Beans But-

ter, Eggs, fc.

TO HI L 'S .

If Farmers wish to ship-- tbr produce themselves,where do they go?' " 1

ETT3

If too wish to deal with accommodating and politeClerks.

GO TO THEODORE HILL'S

In short : For anything to eat, drink cr wear.

BROWNVILLE, N.BrotTnie, F. T:.iprin?, le?9. ly I

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MAIN STREET, :

BRQWXVILE N. T. ....

Where he has opened ap a ;

FBESIHIOTOCIS.Oonglcttlxxg

STAPLE A5D FA-SC-Y

DRY GOODS,ALSO

- .....A Large Stock of Choice Family

Flour,

Cofiee,Tea,

coxiunxa or J

Haxn,Bacon

Stdt,

Snsar,

Cheeso,

ZJ0lS2338,

Candlss,etc,etc.,

And a fine assortment of .

LIGHT GROCERIES,.. - Such asSpice, . '

Peppers,Soda, ' . . ,

Salaratos,- -- Ginger,

Allspice,- etc., etc.

alio,

A well selected Stock of

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

QUE ENSWARE,

Boots and Shoes.

xnowledie of the trade wants of the peopleof Boownvllle ani vicinity, enables him to make judici-ous purchases expressly for market. Ee aska anexamination of his Stock, assured he will heable to satisfy in quality, style prices.

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Probate Notice..notice is hereby fives te all parsons interested that

Eather Beisbl'ne has beea appointe administratrix ofthe estate of John Belshlina, lata ai Pawnee County,X. T-- , deceased. AH persons having claims ajainst thesaid ette are not; nei to present them to the frobateCourt of aaid County, on or before the 14th day rf May,1560, or they will be forever barred from recoveringach claim in any action whatever. H- - i. Luhk,l'JwnoS2F$7 rrooaie Juajre.

Legal Notice.Samuel Callcn. ) In the Pistrlet Court of Nemaha

vs. County, Nebraska Territory.Fielding n. Jokn . )

Tbe said defendjnt Fielding H. John of the State olJf issonri will take notice that the said plaintiff, SamuelCallenof Xeraaha County, Nebraska Territory, did, on

the Uth day of July, 1SGO file his petition in the aaidcourt against tbe said defendant seUMig forth that thesaid deferdu ie indebted to the said plaintiff in the sumof $2S5, for work and ibor ene ao for mon-

ey expended for sail defendant by said plaintiff alsothat said defendant is indebted to said plaintiff in theadditional srrraof $250 or a portion of the machinery ofa steam boat, the property of said plaintiff and by himdelivered to said df endaut. Plaintiff asks judgment forsaid amonbts. aad has caused an order ef attachment toissue against the property f aaid defendant. And saMdefendant is farther notified that be is required to ap-

pear and ansa erai.il petition on or before Monday tee27th day of August next.

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a!f asperlent and Stomschic of TBONpurified of Oxypen and Carbon by combustion In Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the highest Medical Authorities,both In Europe and the United States, and prescribedin their practice.

The experience of thousands dally proves that nopreparation of Iron can be compared with it. IinpHsl-tlea- of

the blood, depression of vital energy, pale andotherwise sickly complexion Indicate Its necessity lnalmost every conceivable case.

Innoxious in all maladies in which it has been tried.has proved absolutely curative in each of the followingcomplaints, viz:

consultation,

preparation

In Debility, ferrous Affections,Emaciation, Dyspepsia, Consti-pation, Scrofulus Tuberculosis.Salt Ilheum, Jlismenstruation,Whites, Chlorosis, Liver Com-plaints, Rheumatism, ChronicHeadaches, Intermittent Fevers,Pimples on the Face, &c.

In cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, whether tberesultof acute disease, or of continue! diminution of nervousand muscular energy from chrumccompUints, cue trialWnl&a .8riFiiA0fAt"!Barai;re-itatio- "Vfittlrender credible. Inv alids so long bed-ridd- as to havebecome forgotten in tbeir own neigbborhoois, have sadden It in he world if jast returnedfrom protracted, travel lnaUstnt land. Some verysignal instances of ibis kind are attested of femalesu(7t-re- r, emaciated victims of apparent marasmus,sanguineous exaaastin. critical chaogei. and that

nervoas aid dypepiic aversion to air andexercise for wbich ihe physician has no name.

In NERVOUS AFFECTIONS cf all kind, and torreasons familiar ttiutdiui eiei, tbe operation of thispreparations Iron muss necessarily be salutary, fur,unlike the eid cxidsn,-f- t Is vigorously tonic, withoutheing exdtlng and overheating; and gently, regularlyaperient, even in the moat obstinate case oX coalmen eawithout ever eeiag a gastric porgative, or itiicaug adisagrteahla senatloa.

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It is this latter property, among others, which matesit so remarkably effaciMl e perwanent a remedy forPilet, upon which H also appears to exert adsiinct andspedflc action, by dispersiug the local tendency whichforms them. . . - .

' In DYSPEPSIA, inaumera as are HscaTTsee, astr.c!ebox of these Chalybeate Pills haa bf ten sufficed for thefcost habitual cases. Including taeattendaat Coitivnutt

In unchecked DlAKRnCEA, even wbeo advancsd toDTSENTAET, confirmed, emadatiag, and apparentlyHisiiimint. the efftfets have been equally decisive aodastonishing.

Ia the local plns, lr? of fleh and ttretisth, rfehilll-tatiageotr-

an remittent be-tJ- e, wni.a generally in-dicate 1NCIPUNT COX SUMPTION, thia remedy hasallayed tbe alarm f friend and phyciciaotf, in veralvery gratifyine au l Interesting iiWaiicer, . . -

In SCROFl LOCS TTBF.riCTLOSIS. this ra.VitedIron has had far r.i re tban the :;oods effects f t!ie mostcautiously balanced rrsiratiBS of t(dire, wiihoat anyof their well known Utilities.

The attentioti of female vnnrt be too rnfJ.ienCy In-

vited to tbtorcmtdj ;n.i retirztitt, ia lac carejaffecting them. w

In RHEUMATISM, both chr'TiicandinlauimatorTjrjtbe latter, however, moredeci'iv'lly it baa IWen ir.'vari-tl- y

well reporte.1, tothae a!eiatirg pin and rcaucingtie swellings an I ftiff nes rf the joints and rancs.

In INTERMITTENT J-- EVERS it nit eccessaTily boa great remedy and oncotic rcWratit;, im jt pro-gress in the new settlements of theWet, will pp-tal-

be one of high rgvn ani H.cf u'.nee. . -

No remedy has ever te discovered in the whole history of mediiin., eserts such proapt. happv, sudfnlly.restorstive effects G-x- arnetitc complete ilipc-tio- n.

fapW acqhrsitlon of sti er-etl- with an unusual dis-position for active and cheerful cxerciss..

Put up in flat metal boxes containing 53 pi Us, price 50cants per box; for sale ty drraists aad dealers. nilbe sent free to anv dJress ou receipt cf the price. AUletters, orders. e;c. should ie aildresse- - to

R. K. I.OCKT: t CO.,

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Ki'vOWNVILLEE !

J. 22. SHAWN3 jast rtcetvad

TKG HOT SEtrCTIHJlad, perhaps, the

LARGEST STOCK OF DRUGS

Ever brought abovo St. Jcrrph,TThlch he la opeaisf aat la the

Splendid New Building,

tcrncr of Main acd First Streets.

His stock consists of the following articles, waU a--e

will sell cheap for cash :

Pure White Lead,French Zinck,

China Zinck,Red Lead,

Venitian RetT,

CtstorOit.Cod Livr OH,

Sfftfe; Oil,Putty,

Raw and b't umber, Firi,Spanish vrhitin g,

1 Turpentine,Chalk. Linseed Oil,;

Cough Candy, Tanner's Oil,Copal Varnish Costile Soap,

Fancy Soap, Toilet Scap,j Tooth brushes, Liiherage,

Patent medicines, Let.papfrWhite Varnirh, Ink,

Hiair brushes,Tooth brushes,

. Paint brushei

Steel Pent, "

Gold Pens,Pencil, .

Hair oil,&.,

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StationeryCandiei,

,

a Splendid Assortment of

Lyon's Xatharlos, Cologne, Pommade,genuine ex marrow, bear trees, and otla. aask aaiescences of all kinds, and of the Caaat enailtf.

STATIONERY.Pool scap paper, fancy letter paper, glltedgsd sctea,

and envelopes, plain, fancy, and emoossed, pens pencilsacd pen-holde- ra, inks of all kinds, Ick.tauds, wafaraand asalmg-wt- x.

PURE LIQUORS.Holland Oie, Irish IThlsky, Bourbon Whisky, Ginger

Brandy. Cordial, Port Wine, iiadalra, Wine, While wiseand Malaga Wine.

fr. Vaun being an practical PrrrjUt, hispatrons mey rest assured that all medicines procure!from him are genuine without fear of mistakes.

23"Pbysic!an's attended to at all hearboth by day and night.

CASH-INVARIA- BLY

Vay S4, lS6&-I- y.

OREGON NURSERY.E. IT. BLRnTES & CO.,

PKOPKIKTOIJS.Oregon, Holt Co., IIo.

of tho want ef a Erst class ia the West,whereTREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &C,Can be adaptotl to oar climate and soil. In view ofthese facts, we Lave one at this plaee.and Lave now in successful which we offer for sale at

IVhohsale or Retail,

Nuts.Raiaint,

Also,

Comprising

experienced

Prescriptions

Brownville,

Nursery

establishedcultivaton.

Tbe ectain season, a large and well selected (tocksuited to this climate, of

Apple?, standard and dwarf;Pea rs, standard and dwarf;

Cherms, standard and dwarf:Peaches,

Plums,Apricots,

!feetar!ne,Quince,

Grape.Cumnf .

OosWrWrieILasj. berried,

Strawborrles aad Blackberries,Ererirccns, Ornamental Trees, aad Shrebs,

Greenhouse and Uedding Plants, PKiS, JJaLllas,Ac,Ae.,Ae.

To whicb we would bejr Icare to eall the ejttentSoaof tbe people of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kansa3 and Iowa.

r30ur teras will be fts loir as 9v? rV.'alle ftstern Nursery.

Uy jiurvhhsinj of ns thoexpeawor traafyertaticafrom the cat caa be sitvcl.

All trees and plants ar srwfaTIy labeled andta'fAe'j; ft? Vitjnv&TE&r mjn twill hi mud 3. So charge w ill be mode for the deli-very rf packs JJ on board stflKabo s. ' '

All comiaRDioations addressed to the T.3d4rsg3edwill reoeire prompt aitsntion.

e . n. rrrr.cnfs i co.

Agricultural ImplementsJ u-- t rvelved, per ateiaw L'nulie. iupt.lv cf

HAND RAKES,PLOWS.

IIARROWSr-CULTIVATO- RS,

HOES,SPADES,

SHOVELS. PITCH FORKS,PATENT CHURNS, &C..&C,

THE0D0EE HILISi?rownTU!e. April, 23. ISoa. ..

An Improved FarmA very r.luable and detrab!e iaproved farm sltcafe

4 1- -2 miles from Brownville and 2 3 from NemahaCitv, can b had on very favorable terais. It consistsof 1st acres; it acres under cultivation; tt acres In timher; good well; stock water, and good fraine bouse.The stock i yoke of exes, ? cows, ami tyvucg cattle,the farm implements, snd household furniture will besold with it if desired, a rare opportunity is here pre-

sented. Enquire of R. VT. farads, at ae AdvertisercfiJce, Brownville, S. T.

Xov. n,'5D nlS

A Good Fana for Sale.The subscriber will sell at s crest bargain a very

choice quarter cf section of land In Johnson coenfy, N e-

braska. There are forty acres of fine tisaher lacd.60 acres antler caitlvatWa, a goud log house aad other.Improvements. It Is two aod a hair ruils treat Tscuai- -..w ....- - , . . a tit PD( CltT.- Any person wishing to purchase a good tratt of land on.

Irrr.,n.hl. tr wll 1 SL pit I Cyros Wriest at- -

' Teeum.eh, or Jobh L. Car5o, Bicker, ia Browurllle,I or toGeo. W. ShxoaXetrCUT.I JleiJing at in'9JAI anu- -j 1?, 1Wa -