ocr: TIIU l.lt;iT ESTAbLISHMENT IN T II K CITY OF I! A L T 1 M O It E . MATHIitf" Mr. et AVnrrrnnms ftn V3 and IS Nmlh Uuy street, netii Fnvetle, Ihillinmre : wlietc ib kel alrnv ni liititfl. or iiunle 10 onler, every anient 1'r.ncli 'I'KTK-A-'rii'l'F.S, in I'lnrh, lluir, t'lnth 01 Hroinlelle. French Full PluflT and Medallion Tarlnr Arm Chairs, In Phinh, ll iir, tM.'lh or np"elelle. French Fulltiiirrnived lnrlor Chairs la acts, with Plush, ilair, CMIi or lirncutelle. at O J" Al- Hatf French Pprin(r Mnhininy aiat Walnut rarlor Chnirs. in lluir. Cloth ami I'luvli. ItiH'kiug Chairs various designs, in Hair, Cloth and Plunh. fiiifT)"pring Iinnpea a large assortment aluraa en hnnd, or an) pattern inudeor covered Willi any goods tw order. CRAHBBS 8TJITS. In tnh'ntnny or Wnlnut. complete, from 35 up Cune Chtiiri and ItiH-kinfT do the htrpeal afa.'rtment ready mtide in any one liouaa in the United SituteS'-rroni $14 a tlzen up. IMr Kooin, OiTice and Piniiir Chairs, in Onk, Widnul or Mnlicniiy. wilh Cane, Wood or Stufl'ctl Seats uu afninient eiiihincing ivcr AO dozen. Wotnl tent Cimiis and deuces and Rocking Chairs. over IIKI dozen. tiilt and Plnin Frnme ttokinf Glntscs, of evety variety. All kiinla of Beds, lluir and llutk Muuintitrs A. MATHIOT.


Sunbury American. [volume]

ocr: Jlir II. ALLEN A i O. No, t and I Chaataat Street, (aiatk aide, beUw Vatt.) (Tea OLaaat Woos wsas Hoesa m ras Citt ) MANUFACTURERS snd Wholesale dsalera in Patent Maehiita niaila UROUMS, Patent Urved Cedar Ware, wnrrentad not In ehiine, Wond and Willow-Ware Corils, Rrnshes, Ae ,of alt dsaeripUaaa. i'leee sail aaat siamtne oar stock. February !, Ibi7 ty w

place_of_publication: Sunbury, Pa.

publisher: H.B. Masser


ocr: H. V7AIID, Manufacturer and bcalsr im S TBA W GOODS, No. 7? & 79 North Second Street, Philadelphia. Are new receiving their Spring Stock, which will com prise a Inrge and desirable nmoitinent of nil kinds of KTitAW and LACli WJNNKTS. Their stock of How era will beuuusuiilly large this senstm, and therefore in vite your espeeisl atlenrion to thut department Please cull and examine them before making your purchases. March 14, 1&7 im


ocr: -N KAV SERI KS, TO I The Sunbury American. PVlSLUllliO tVl-KV EAUMUY . BYH.B. MASSER. . Hark Square, Sunbury, Ptnna, ' . - - KRMS UP 8U U8CRIPTION. TWO UOLLAUS prr uutim to b paid half V"" 'adr.ic. u paper iliacuiiU..ao - ' Att cnnimttiiicali"ii or tellers oa bminms Ktaiinf lo luo unci, w iiwui i TO CI.UU9. ' . L ........ .A.I.... tSOO Viv d 'lUra in advance will pay tot laraa ysai'ssub ripllull "-- t ,itiai4:ars will pleusaaet as 'r Areii.e, and rmn oj to a.tim aiiJf - f"" . run MS OP ADVB TltUNtJ. - - i4 iiuB. a tiuiaa. . . fl oo I, lie -f'ii- " - ' . ' ' Kverr u.'tqo..4 lii.ar.om, j. 'U.ie 8U-ue, .", no -Ms iie'lim., aua n..-cd.fFt..ii..r'4. M-rshuita ami ...ha'S, advariiaina: by veir, with th privites. f " ,l,fr..iitdv.nis.i-nte weakly. to- -rl Adriaiieiiti.ae ptfl. JOB PRINTINO. We .T emmi-cled with m estaUlsktaeiit wH .cltcte.l J"l OPFICK, whirh will .i.l.le . W weeiitc th- ntatert ml. veryrmriiy of printing. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ecNBtrn'O" pa. BuintWn.lo l to in tin CouiiliM of iliumhrrUml, Union, I.yeominj Montoui nd lumliia. Rcftrtncti in PhilaJtlyKia : Han. tol, K. Tr, "''" 0CUST'n6uNTAIN-cbLLIEIlY SUPEKIOll WHITE ASH ANTHBACITB COAL, "toin llio MDininotli Vein, f.)r Furntr, Found rii-. Slmb.ial inJ 'amily ue, tT. t'.UHXl, NoTt'IltlS OlHTt, J'. SIZKS OF COAL. LUMP, fur Ula.l Furuacti anj Cupolia, STKAMUOAT, for Sleamboata, Hut Air FuniKcra and iSttam. UHOKEN, ) for Cratea.etoTManJSlri. KiH. S ... I IH'K, t For Stoea, 8iam tnJ burning NUT, ) l.ime. I'EA.fnr l.iMiel'uriirra ami mkin)t Steam. Ur.lfM recriJ at Ml. L'armel or iNortlium wlanJ NV'barf. will raerWe prompt aiteiition. M. I!. Hid. I., 1). J. l.KWl-4, WILLIAM MUIR. May 3, 1S56. tf " DIL.WORTII BEAlfSON & CO. Hardware Merchants, Having remo'vrd from No. 6J to No. 73 Market Streot, TbilaJeliiljii, Are prepared, with Eratly lupreawd faciliti", o fill order, for HAROWAKK of every vari.ty on beat terina, from a full assortment, iiicludmi; liailrnail Sliovel.. Fiika, 4-e. Country m-rclianta and othera will find it to llieir intf re to cal! and eiamine our atock bo rje piirihasing eluew'iere. "April 12, 1850. I J ' ; ' 1..L! XJ. S. ODP jL. "find anJ our jVuft'r Land." SirfQtT.H ANNA CAMP. No. 19. of the O. of llie U. S. A . holda it atated tensions every Mom't evening intlieirNVw Hall. oppoaita E. V. Hiitflua atore. Sunbuty, I'a. Iiiititatton and S.00. jj. , slUNDEI., W. C. I.rvt SMiot.Ti, R. . sunbury. Junuary 15, !857.-o-t 20 SS O. OF XJ. J.- I SUI KY ftlUNC'II.. No. 30, O. of V. A. M. meet every Ttisiiit evrniiiR in tne American Hall, opposite E. Y. U rifjht'- alore. Market street. Snntmry, I'a. Membera of the , rjet ara respectfully requested to ajtand. M. L- SHI.NDLL, C. H. 8. lIr.-!iicK. I?. S. .Sunbury, Jan. S, IH57 oft 20. S5- VarsHlNU'l'.N CAMP, No. li J- A V T holds ita state.! meeliiiK every Thursday evening, in the American 1UU, M trktt Street. SU"bU3, WM. II. ML'SSELMAN, P. A. A. Shisl.b. 11. K.


ocr: in ft but no'Lva!, NKW ARK1' AL OP FALL AND WTER G00D3I Ira T. Clement 'tt I, COtNEt OF MAIiKE'l SQUARE, STJ 1ST &TJIZ?9 I3 -A.-, HAS ju.t received largo aupply of Fall and Winter Good. He will continue to Mil Dry Goode anil Oro rriea CHEAPER than ever, aa hia gooda ara ought cheap thi'y will be eold cheap. Ha fec-le confident with Ilia experience and hillty. tint lia ran eomiie with ilia rVorld at large and Sunbury in particular Ha would enumerate articles if lima and apaca irsuld permit. It it enough to eay that ba hia everything in lit line of Dry Goods, Groceries, A lar;;e Stock of Ready-Made . oisOTUxno-, BOOTS AND SHOES, jr., that ia kept in aay other a ore in town, and IIii banner is an tie brass. Ami long iner it wira O'cf lend or Hi free, ' And tl keaua of ths bran While htr Aura and her Swipes Shiu out lilt Is. Ban, Telling all a.tioe. Thnt Freedom', liegua. This ia a free country aa waa proved by election of Buchanan over the Wnuly therefore it ia free for all to do their trailing they can Bl'Y he CHEAPEST. Ail ara invi ted to call and ace. THE COUNTRY, aa well at the town are respectfully invited, every person, rich or poor, hi-ii or low. bond free are invited to cull at No. I Markket opposite Ilia) Court House. P. 8. He ia not to be tindrrso'd by any or combination of men. No eharge for gOtHlH. Allkinda af produce taken in aichanga gaoila. 8unbury, Dec 10, 1858. 33. "ST. BHIOHT 5c SOW,. AVK ju.l received from Philadelphia Kail Road, and aia now opening their aupply of WINTER GOODS. Our assortment ia unusually large, and will disposed oil' at the lowed figure. We respectfully invite the Public to call eianiiiinuur Stock, and remember that "a aavrd is a penny made." i t' The highest market price paid for Produce. 12. V. BHIUH i'& SON. Sunbury, January IT, 1857. Bargains at the Old Stand. riULING 5c GRANT ARE now opening a new and very stock of Fall and Winter Goods, em bracing an emtio., variety. Their alock con sists in part of Black & Fancy Broadcloths & Winter Warea for men and boys, all styles prices. DRESS GOODS. SILKS Plain and Figured Block. An assortment of Plaid Stripe snd Figured Fan cy Dre.s Silks at unusually low prices, Mus. De Loins. Deticgcs A c, GINGHAMS from 6 to 25 cents per yard. CALICOES " 3 ' 12J WHITE GOODS, Cambric, Jaconetts, Swiss, Tsrltnn, Mull, licit, French and Swiss Lares, Edgings. Ac. Brown and bleached Muslins, Drillings. Checks, 'Cowlings, Table Diupers, 4 c. r.itiM i;iur.N. HARDWARE and Q.UEENSWARE. Cadar-ware, Hoi low-ware. Iron, Steel, Salt and Fish. Alao a fresh supplv of DRl'OS AMI) MKDICINF.S. Thankful for past favors, we hope by attention a nd a desire to please, atill to meet the apurnva! of our friends. Ed Country produce of all kinda taken at highest market price Kunburv, Nov. SU. IRSB y. PUBLIC SALE or


ocr: CD. V. BRIGHT 6l SON, BUNBURY, NOnTHTJMBBBLAND COrTKfXV, tA., HAVE JUST nBCElVBD A I.AK&B SUPPLY Or Dry 4aOod, Itcndy made Clothing, Roots nnd Shoes, Hard ware, rocerlcsi dilass, Uuccnswnrc, &c, Amon out preaent Block'may b found French Lawna, roilina( Fancy fiilki, Tlaid Ducal, Tiatttrt, Ilerrgrta, Debfcgta, Clialll, Black Silks, Alpacca( Oingbamt, Swim Mull, Tarltun, Cambria. Nairt oiik, lirilliahta, Dimity, Book Muslin, Bcbinstt Collars, Sttiss Flouncing, Insertiiif, Laces, Hib' bona, Hosie 7,' and a general assortment of FANCY GOODS. Embracing tbe most beautiful styles, all qualities and price. Domestic Oooda, Windsor Shade, Oil Clollis and Carpels. Summer Uoods Tor gents wear of every variety. Hardware embracing all kinds of building material, Carpenlert Tools of the test manufacture, Flirt of ever? descrip tiuu, Cutlery, Shoo I indings, Lasts, die. Former eflbrtii Kurpamsort In Q-.tantlfy and Qualltr. In addition loour frrmcr .Store Boom, wo have fitted up the second stiry of our establishment which you will find well stocked with Keady Made Clothing. Bitots and Shoes combining beauty durability and cheapness. We shall continue to receive Uoods Semi-Monthly, thus rendering our assortment al all times complete, another inducement to all who wish to purchase. N E W O 0 0 D S AT LOW 1 It I 0 E S V relum our thanks U the public for their liboral patronage, and respectfully invite' tn Inapm. lion of our (!ood, as wa ilncm it t pleasure to wail on all who may favor ut with a call. COUNTHV PRODUCE TAKE IN EXCHANGE. Ear Ironi Bteel. Hails, Ficki, Grub Hoes, Mason Hammers, Mill Saws, Window Sash( Grindstones, Glass, Faints, 0il3, Fish, Salt, Cheese, Meat, &o always on hand. Suiibiiry, May 3n, 18!7. If E. Y. BKICiHT & SON.


ocr: The World's Great Exhibition Prize Medal! AW AUD ED TO C. MEVER, Tor the Two Pianos, London, October, 15, '01 J?-'!.!V"-'aI I-? V',"t'S?fA C01T?a.DlETEP. UKSPECTr'CLLY informs his friend ani (he public generally, that he has constantly on hand Pianos equal to these for which ba re ceived the Prixe Medal, in London in 1851. All orders promptly attended to, and great care taken in the selection and packing (he sau. He ha received during the lsst I years, mora Medals than auv other maker from tha Frank iiu Institute ; also First Premium at Boston, and Premiums at New York and Baltimore. AVareroom, removed fiotn Si 8. FtMsrlh, to No. ISt) ARCH Street, below Eighth, south sida, Hiilsdelphia. Aprdil.18V7.-3iu IH'OWVel and Hreiuin's Essence of Ginger and Hti.pi.d' M.-t-rU at MKhM,6T. riHER!.


ocr: Dotnbcratio State Nominations. For Clorernor Gin. WILLIAM T. PACKEB, OF LVCOMINQ COUNTY. Judges of the Supreme Court, Hoe. TIIXIAM S I ItO.Xrj.el lirrLlonntr. Hon JAMKS THOMPSON, of trl. t ulinlf. Fur Canal Commissioner, MMHOO STKK KI.A.MJ, OK CMIiSTBH COC.NTT.


ocr: . Tl. C.s Is re vn-srvlne Tn-U. V.c-uiS'm t. las C.,rcll r..h t,.u.. It M.niiM nu Wi, l.!ri.. ' Cfin-nt, Mftll War!.., snS U irni'S .lujiy Msl-d 111 nd. Was aad r.m.ol art suuau dusirwalla .and watiSlr In Maline li nr.!.i, .t thl, a. til. In Ota rati'la, e-a fn..at atta UaM ih. wuri.l in an li.fa'ltn?., 8impl, Eay aad K-... . eo"-ar Ha..ll.a1 SValii;s Ta ;.. mo.,1.4 In tl. n' uiitrlar Cans si.. l. w uar-ra.lta tl.i. ani.l. k htlM o-.-n.nU , ah a, .Dtll. a,.d ..rnrtital aa arkaka.a aumiaW Uu, t. Il ia Faira.1,1 tn sacs all SHi.'M est s aranrttna to dl-..L;,M. T.v It. and ia all -aM wh-r. a faiJan. I. it.,. fa-i-lU tha Can Ih- nton.-y win faa rafund.a ITha ea'.rt u Pv. raa.lu)trralad Taau-'aai Cb, Sura, al fma.h oirati.l. ana used by ..Ih.ra. Hi. i.itl.ns I. -a aa aaUralfraw plan. tlta Oa.VaS ,r-.., t ,111. ana . asnut aerinE. or i t.m . iu, aa rur. Ojia v.vk.ia w ild .'awn -or ninarCan- Tn. u'Kii.ina ia lan-n ni uirl. tn a I,, It a Bt'laiMl ta-ck. Tku ia a., Land .It l it daUriorala tka tao cont.nl. t 1- i.m. .....M',irT. t'feU . rii'CIf'. af Saaluxr bmH od tt.a la roffTsra i a-., ar .i u.m ab. ha.a triad Uwat am IM ... , au.. .a L1BCIC1L DISCOUNT TO TUB TDS. J i". . LUDL3W CAN CO. ..V 1 7.;." 7 14, IS57.


ocr: W a rT,I Pr-wl fautei. It rruuirsa no Wai.Soldw ' 7 rra nutei. It rruuirsa no Wat.floldet' " -".. .estia irMtamiv, anaj U more sssllj MalfJ T4.ttMrl than My other Tan Tr hivoutoJ. All lo prtrMiikftta tf,!, mjtiet tettia fmtHr, ha fnTnW riallMiKsM lb woild in tm Infalllbie, SimrJ. Eay aaU jn-i iwm f Harmsjliftal lUalirit. rdli intralsal in ikaas a f k.'.m. i.. M dnraiaU Uia art'U l.y faW ttaianiilri ( bat afl ac ml 1 and tracti. tuaa a tw hava axanusad it ar U willow, a fault. llta w MrtutUd to ItMn all artleUsi pttt a aMwrrJvBc to dirorboa. Try U, attd ia all rtwi hr a faiinr is. Via ibhiis ansj ( afjii ID moDf Will M TOTnOdBtf Tb) CSWkvt lal Hum tTnsuiu llsSLtsisl Taabk. n.ai d!ITrt,Bt frosn tht ofniy otrtjuswd Us otlwr. ' u. arsa,unK IB so M HUrVIJ DW fUJU). Uia) .(WKat lay parisxlJy SUU.aod cannot Kriniicor iirctatul, aa Fur Uuia intketB w,u)d do on ny uUirCn- rh. Thuraii no Load 1. iT "rrj"" iarir anoutfti 10 aamii a fau-iaI IvUrloraU lit I i ThU 1-Tl,,ci,.l. of Sa.llsc hu'at od Oi. Iwl ForTbrM urn utjf wao b.v. trwa ui.ia ao ll, Caua. AXlaKKAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. LUDLOW CAN CO, itlMBUtl.Y. IS, ISit.


ocr: Z3D. Vs BRIGHT 6c SON, J T . HAVE JUST KECEIVF.U A I, A Kb IS SUPPLY OF Dry Good, Ready made Clothing, ISoota and Shoes. tSard" ware, Urocerieit, l.is, tlneenswarc, Ac., Among our present Rlock may lie found French Lawns, Poplins, Fancy ilke.I'Uid Ducal. Tissues, Bereges, Uebegea, Challi, Blsck Silks, Alpaeca, Ginghams, fctwis Mull, 'i'erlton, Cambria. Nein' aook, Brilliants, Dimity, Book Muslin, Bobinett Collars, KkIks Flouncing, Imerui.g, Leces, Kib bons, Hosiery, and a general assortment of FANCY GOODS. SHAV'L3,-S3AV,Lin,-SH-V,LG5- Embracing the most beautiful styles, all qualities and prices. Domestic Goods, Windsor Shades, Oil Cloths and Carpets. Summer Goods fof gehts weai of every variety. Hardware em bracing all kinds of building material, Carpcntrra Tools of the bast manufacture, Files of every descrif tion, Cutlery, Shoe I indings, Lasts, 4V. c. Former ctTorts gnrpnsHcd In Quantity and quality. In addition to our former Store Kooui, We have fitted up Hie second atny of our establishment which you will find well stocked with Heady Made Clothing, Boots and Bhooe combining beauty durability and cheapness. We shall continue to receive Goods Semi -Monthly, thus rendering our assortment at all times complete, another inducement to all who wish to purchase. X E W O O O D S AT LOW 1' It I 0 E 3 We return ouf thanks to the public for their lilwrul patronage, and respectfully invite an iusriea tion of our Uonds, as We deem it a pleasure to Weil on all who insy favur us with a call. COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Bar Iron, Steel. Nails, Picks, Grub Hoes, Mason Hammers, Kill Saws, Window Sash, Urindstoues, Glass, jaints, uus, tun, Sunbury, May 8, 1857. tf aaii, vuetse, meai, oio., aiwuya uu uuu. E. Y. BRIGHT cV SON.


ocr: ISAAC M. M'IIiKKRSOX, MANUFACTTJRER OF FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of the most FashicnaWe Style. SoIun, Ivis.aiisi and e,oittiu'i Bureaus. Secretaries.. Sideboards. SIIKl, BKHAKFAST AM) UI.!.B TA11I.BS and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila- ilelphu manulacture. BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price CUPIIOAUDS, WORK ANDCANPLF: STAN0S, TOILET TABLES -AND EXTENSION TABLES. In short, every article in this Hue of his business. THE subscriber respectfully calls tho nttentioi of the public to his Urge and splendid as sortment of every qu.ility and price of c:aki.et-ware which cannot fail W retomniend itself to every anc1 who will examine it, on account of its durable wnrkmnnrdiip and splendid finish, made up of the best flock tube hud in the city. No ellort If spared in the manufu'ture of his ware, and the subscriber is determined to keep up with the many improvements which are constantly being made. He also manufacture all kind: arid rjuaUtii CHAIRS. Deluding varieties never before to be had if. Sunbury, such BsMiUooisi, Black Waliiit sxn Ci atKU Mapli Cjhkcisx ; and Winhsou CHAIRS, au casci Piano Stools, which are of the latent styks, and warranted to be excelled by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere. The subscriber is determined that there shall he no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in the Cities, as every confidence can be entertained about the quality and finish of his ware and Chairs. These articles will be disposed of on as goed terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun try Produce taken in payment for work. I'iT UNDERTAKING. Having provided a handsome Hsauss, he is now prepared for Undertaking and attending funsrals, in this vi cinity, or at any convenient distance from this


ocr: THE AMERICAN. SUN BURY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1857. II. D. MASSER, Editor and Tn Am'kiiti'km ..The eireii'atlnn of the inricnn among the iliflerpnt tmvns on the i tint i.wnift il ifinnllfd by miy paper palilmhnl in rniusvlr-inil. T.cst. A


ocr: Prom llit Now York Evening. NOBODY'S BONO. Swift never wrote anything better In tomo than the following lines, from an uukuown corresuondeDt I I. I'm thinking just now of Nobody, Ami all lliul Nobody's done, tor I've a nossijn fur NoboJy, That Nobody else would own J 1 bear tilt uanie of Nobody, For from Nobidy 1 sprung i And I ting Hie praise of Nobody, At Nobody uiina has mug. II. In life's yoong morning Nobody To me was tomler and dear ; And my crudie was rocked by Noborly, And Nobody was ever near ; I was pntteil and praised by Nobody, And Nobody brought mu up ; And when I wua hungry, Nobody Gave uie dine or to sup. III. I went to tchool to Nobody, And Nobody tuuglit me to read j I played in tlio street with Nobody, And to Nobody ever gave heed I recounted my tale to Nobody, For Nobody was willing to hear And my heart is clung to Nobody, AuU Nobody shed a tear. IV. And when I grew older, Nobody Gave me bid ping turn j And by the good aid of Nobody I begin my living to earn ; And htnce 1 e n ted Nobody, And said nobody's I'd be, And asked to marry Nobody, And Nobody married me. Thns I trudge along with Nobody, . And Nobody cheer my life. And I have a love for Nobody Whieh Nobody has for his wifs). So here' a health to Nobody, For "Nobody's now in town," And I've a passion for Nobody, That Nobody else would own.


ocr: 'TltoCM ! for rrrrl, Pru to. Vtnlatf.!M. la w pwrUflly PrMh Rt.u. !l mrj.irM m W, 8oM K 1-emelTt. osla In.i.i i I. . , , avid wtMthlsM Iu tes.!'aa la prtMnU Uiu jnjU tniV. rt,l,H, tf , lnveRtfr '""" worm u ut Jr.lli;btJ, StBipI, ttvi soul PxltiM inwM'-rfj is m in fwhf Cm miir try to ilrirs:iat tVi srifU t. fa,lu ..m-.t.. t.J. .fi olisi nretiel uu in kv sjsnuiMi ui7 ltUwrrstttrl tu kp 11 HleU pot an nr.1ti tJirriMi Try H. mud ia ll r whor . (uiit U fuU f ttisj c'sin thf incnvy ill ! rajfunJoJ ILsj n.rl ii Pur UnsviuIlensUei TnttHi Gum, s i viiviibits an ueeu ity vsutin. 1 L Hvfilmr i no M tuttroly b.w (In tht !ft;t pcrtsvtly Kti.l.kod Mnot Mriove or -n Pur) bail) TKnlfHtai mr..lA - .. .. Tha aiieUlnST it Imvb snomrlt In U... at fasll-alsiss rk. TVitsra U no Land ab ot it In Jelniiurssie IhJ taa ooasauW t ii U ith. .,.,) r "Tt. I Tu r,rinii,c f sl.alisirf htval J t e te-t fprThta m avi.j u who hava ulea Uiant trill iim fl to ati ar A LlUfcKAL mscorXT TO TUB gS. LUDLOW CAN CO, ,w. us i'-tum BUf n. -Oar Sept. IS,1?7.


ocr: V'-.' . F.'"'' ". II ciinr.. no ,. .,! i,d 5.1; ""lit'y, n II mora nuil, a.sl-t Ba.u or W, sag omta ... Mu.a du.uM. sea worlMrx ta ualin ' 7. i . "una in on inisitiblo, Blamls. .uiud n.ui i uro.M. of .1 i n.. PadUM intr..i..i Ik .1.. i,.:i . . "... iy inM fUl.nii.rit, hit s i llllnwiOXMHat,,,! ' lo Jlr.,tion Tr II. snd in all ..... wb.re a tailsro , H-L t' " ';l bo .efund.d Th oai,at if Po-o Cnaduturaud Tnotolotfl Can. o.oGr.0, iron ins ofjoafll. ooo od by otbflr. Tho Soatiitt- la on aa fnttroly now flan. tha CMi p SHH.aa .annot attlny. or i.i wt, at . wiiio noon on; ouhtl,,. To OOTDine ia larr. ani..L Ia a.l..i . rael. 'rk.ro la so Load ab.ut U to dflUriorats Ibo! tba flonloou ; I, ia mado aouroly ol Tis. T'' r'looln'. or Soaluie hai od lha to.t hrTliraa a .-., a'l.i in. as mtiv havo triad Uiam will um o" i una. S A LISKCaL discount to tub tdk. LUDLOW CAN CO. IttueKu, .. Sept. t!, 13" HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR LYE. HPHE following, from that eminent Physician of Philadelphia, Dr. Brinckle, added lo tho testimony of Professor Booth, only confirms what is evidenced by thousands who have ucd Hover's Dye. "GtBAnn How, Chkstntt Stbeit, ) Philadelphia, December 2id, 1853. "In regarj to 11 oven's Am Urr, I can state unhesitatingly, that it contains no deleterious in gredients, and may be used with entiie safety, and with the utmost confidence and success." W. V. BKINCKLE, m. d. Hover's Writing; & Indelible Inks, Are so well and widely known, as to require no eulogy of their merits, it is only necessary to that the steady and increasing demand, give tho i


Red Wing sentinel. [volume]

ocr: And ,n general. PlillLEO I1ALL HOOT, SHOE $• ff[STO RE! $ HV^LEIi, TODD & CURNKY. no WOULD KE^PECTFCLLY INVITI tho inhabitants of Red Wing and ty, to call and examine the Largest and 0o- Assorted Slo Boots & Shoes! READY MADE 1 A CASH, (^ive as a ca'.I and see if these things above Stock wid be sold low for Anfiiit M. \f*,~

place_of_publication: Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]

publisher: Meritt & Hutchins


ocr: HaW AND ELESLVtfT STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JTU8T OrEJYED —AT THE— NEW YORK V.ijyVTlIE subscriber respectfully informs the ij&i^s citizens of Red Wing and vicinity, that he lias opened an entire new and splendid stock, of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry kinds. Silver & Plated Ware, Gold «5s Silver Bowed Spectacles, Castors, Cake Baskets, Gold Vest & Fob Chains in a variety of styles, dies' Cameo Broaches. Ear Drops, & lets, Lockets. Crosses. Ac. Also, a splendid assortment of Gents" Breast Fins. Gold Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, with Pens, Studs. Sleeve Buttons Seals, Keys. Knives. Pistols. Perfumery Lubin's Pomatums, Lip Balm, Hair Oils, Fancy Combs. Tooth Brushes, Thimbles. Pencils Shawl Pins, Ac together with a full assort mentof nnscellajnojejis goods, too numerous parth ul ir'ize. The above goods will be sold cheap for Please irive me a call and satisfy Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired short notice, and ixood style. Lawther's Building", 1st door from office. Main St. »S. SYli VEST lilt. Red Wing, June 3d. 1857. 48-y


ocr: Books, Stationeryj A N O S Jnst Opened! CONSISTING IN PART OP Leathe and Pear Alouiee, Pocke Ruoks, a a Buckski Purses, a a Shell Car Cases, Gold with Gold a Silver cases Gold llin?*., Cornelian in Mosaic, Cnmeo Gold Stone, un*l plain Jewelry! *niilMlh)in Orpuocp, 8 froxi Rochester, and Si: v«f S5sul low |»rice«l Fans sumon ItottrdM. A LA KGE ASSOJITMUJYT OP Bird Cages, Bird Nests, and Fountains. A I E S Work a Reticule Baskets, Willow Wagons, Accordeons., Guitars and Vi olins with Strings for tho same, Cold press ed Buffalo and Ivory Combs, Side, and Buck Cov.ibs, Elastic Belts Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Sewing-Birds, Sewing and knitting Necdl«s. Darning, Tape, Netting and Tidy Needles. Pocket Compasses, with and without dials, Spy glasses, Clothes, llataud Hair Brushes, A in A E O O a E a a if a S a a or a ALSO, A good Assortment of Miscellaneous, Standard School & a Books WRAPPING rAPETt. POCKET MEMORANDUMS DIAKYS AND TIME BOOKS And will be constantly receiving the andmotl Popular Wrks of the day. E Latezt bud Have also on hand a large quantity of a«id fancy Envelopes, Latter, Cap, Legal, Bill, Bath Post, Hyperion tins and Gilt Paper, Commercial, Gilt Note Paper, Cwrtain, room ami Border Paper. Black, Blue and Carmine ink, Steel pens and holders, lead and slate pencils, together with a variety of other goods, to numerous to specify, and to which the attention of the Citizens afReV. Wing and vicinity, is respect fully invited. E. P. Lowater. Carner of Main, aud Bush Streets, Red Wing, M. .June 2fi. 1856. yr. l»Oi» I. A E I O I AT S. P. LOWATER is agent for all the popular Periodicals of the day. an'd subscriptions, at club prices, will he received by him. Now is the time to sabscribc. Si. V. O W A E It. f-"tty 30,1S57. at the Book Store. Choice Lands. I OFFER the following choice Lands for sale on the most reasonable terms N. E. Sec. 7, T. Ill N. R. 2 2 W. Hcnvv Timber, situate on a fine lake, 10 miles from •Shieldsviile, Rice county. S. E. \i Sec. 31, T. lll.N R. 21 W. Heavy mile from Cannon River, and same distance from a saw-mill. N. E. }4 & E. Sec. 32, T. 113 N. R. 17 W 320 acres, two miles from Cannon Falls, on the Hastings road. It is very rich and level prairie laud. S E Ko N E Sec 23, and S E W N W Sec 27 'f 112 17 W Prairn aKd Timber well watered and 3 miles from Cannon Falls a very excellent farm. W \i S W Sec 20 & E yx S E Sec 10 NR l'i W. Situate on north fork Zumbro river 3 miles above Zumbrota has 40 acres Timber and plenty of water-oxc of the :«iost beautiful arms iu tnc Territory. W A N E oi N ofsec 33 T109 N IS W. This is on the middle fork of the Zumbro 0 1 4 a er t«i Cannon i'\ills. The Price for all or any of the above land is e.i dollars an acre. .•) choice Lots in Cannon Fails, for sab cheap. Wm. CoLYILL Jr. Red Wing, Nov. 1st 1S5I on the road From Roches-


ocr: O SB 1000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED! TO STORM E STOR E O AND SUPPLY THEMSELVES WITH DHY GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEB-NttWA-BE BOOTS, SHOPS, A A \K E N(TIOM At the I. '.,. iOWCSl iber is or mif.B'subSM O HARTFORD, O N ISCOUPOBATED 1819~'CHAIITEB PERIKTUAL. FIRE sr KYL&jirn N A I A I O N INSURANCE Calls tho attention of its friends, patrons, and tiivpsblic generally, to the following facts: OF ITS HAVING A a C'sspiSiaS $ 5 0 0 0 0 0 WITH ASSETS AMOUXTIXS TO Has transacted business successfully 3S years, and continues to progress in Health, Svcalth' and Vitality, ''aid an aggregate Loss of over 810,000,000. Is organized on a National basis, with local agencies in all principal places', under a Mercantile system founded on it Cash Standard, with aheuviable reputa tion alike the same on the bunks of the Hudson, or the Mis sissippi, tha Gulf of Mexieo,or th.- Nor thern Lakes presenting a pow erful organ ization as a conser vator of public good and Bond of integrity cqua! toall emergencies it undertakes, worthy E S A I I A N I N I OF AX Stuincnt American Coyjtovsstioai, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITS C1..M.VT if) PATRONAGE AND FAVOR. Allording superior facilities and soiHiity in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial, rde'.hnnicn! Mercantile or rural, while ia i\- :ig for iiv,:«., tancc id public service the F.::--: -.I- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES OF AMERICA. InMircs at Rates and Rales us Li!)er:il as the Risks assumed permit for Solvency and Fair Profit. Especial attention given to the Insurance of Dwellings and Contents, for a period of from one to live years. LOSSES E I A A S E A N Policie Issued Without Dela 1»y WARREN BRISTOL, Agent at Red Wing. June 13,1S57. 47m S E A s.tantly reccivifig and lle'w ifiitl well selected Goc-ils. An cximiina I opening nn entire] assortment of tlie abov tion of whfcb he cordially invites Farmers and the pubne generally. A FOR CASH Is his motto, and money will be saved bv call ing upon him before purchasing elsewhere. __ _. II. MITES. Red Wing June, 13.1857. 47mfi Choice First Cials I a Insurance Company,


ocr: New Goods. Books, Stationeryj A N O S Jnst Opened! CONSISTING IN PART OP Leathe and Pear Alouiee, Pocke Ruoks, a a Buckski Purses, a a Shell Car Cases, Gold with Gold a Silver cases Gold llin?*., Cornelian in Mosaic, Cnmeo Gold Stone, un*l plain Jewelry! Si: v«f S5sul low |»rice«l Fans sumon ItottrdM. A LA KGE ASSOJITMUJYT OP Bird Cages, Bird Nests, and Fountains. A I E S Work a Reticule Baskets, Willow Wagons, Accordeons., Guitars and Vi olins with Strings for tho same, Cold press ed Buffalo and Ivory Combs, Side, and Buck Cov.ibs, Elastic Belts Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Sewing-Birds, Sewing and knitting Necdl«s. Darning, Tape, Netting and Tidy Needles. Pocket Compasses, with and without dials, Spy glasses, Clothes, llataud Hair Brushes, A in A E O O a E a a if a S a a or a ALSO, A good Assortment of Miscellaneous, Standard School & a Books


ocr: S I O N I N E S T© he the center of attraction to all who wish bny "GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH," and is the time to buy As Metsrs. GAMBIA & SMITH aro BUSHING OFF E I Extensive Assortment to filling up with Pall and Their stock comprises nearly. EVERYTHING! That can b« called for in tho lino of Beets & Shoes! O I N Mat 8 Capst MAMWWAWM ®IB®®KI*IBTF PROVISIONS! S A S S! GL A S S! I N E S i-a, fa, src. Country Merchants are respectfully invited examine our /?eforo purchasing elsewhere. Bnclt when I Flou 9L Corn For Sale at G. & S\ N I E 53tf FOR SALfi AT GAMBIA &r SMITH'S. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. Th.i Ne Yor V^eekly CJa!d«ii of the largest and best Literary of the day. Terms of Subscription S3 a a I will be presented to each scriber immediately on receipt of the scription money. Each subscriber will be entitled to a gift from 01 to $300,00 iu Gold. TO CLUBS. 3 Copies for 1 year ftS,00 10 1 15,00 READ—READ—READ—READ THE I S O I S I S I S 1 Package containing §509 in 10 Gold Patent Lover English Hunting Cased Watches 100 Each 15 75 25 G»ld Watches 6« 100 50 800 Ladies to 100 Silver Hunting Cased Watclics fiO 200 Silver Watches 10 to 20 500 Gold Vest and Guard and Fob Chains 10 to 30 5000 Gold Lockets 2 to 10 Gold Kings—Ear Drops—Broch cs—Breast Pins—Studs—Cull- Pins—Sleeve Buttons', & 1 to 15


ocr: SAMT PAUL TO CHICAGO & I W A E E JHTTIMEAND MONEY SAVED-Ca Milwaukee & Mississippi A I ROA 1M CONNECTION WITH THE NEW AND SUPERIOR BOATS OF THE— Prairie Dn Chien & St. Paul Ha sa, ChQ4.kcit through to Chicago. NO OIIANOB OF CARS BETWEEN 1'ltAlRIE DU CHIEN AND ST. PAUL AND'MILWAUKEE. Passengers going to Milwaukee or Chicago and Kastorn points will savo TIME & MONEY by taking the Milwaukee and Mississippi Kail Read at 3E»ara,iri© O Pansenger Trains leave Prairie du Cluen daily,as follows (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Day Express for Milwaukee and Chicago. T.40a. in. Arriving at Chicago in time for I veiling Trains East same day. and at Miiwau koo in time for Evening Boat*for Chicago, and .rrive at Chicago in season for early Trains East or South. Night Express for Milwaukee and Chicago, l.tH p. in- Arriving at Chicago in time for early Morning Trains East, and at Milwaukee in time for Morning Train on Lake Shore Bail Road. These Trains, as will readily be seen, will place Passengers at least TEX HuURS IN AD VANCE of the route via Dunleith and Chicago, ani all points East or South. Passengers can have the choice of going via Milwaukee or Janesville—tho faro being the same by either route—to Chicago and Eastern points. To New York, Boston. Philadelphia, and other Eastern points, can be purchashd of Agents of this Line via ALL tho Great Eastern Routes. SAML. K. PLATT, \VM. JERVIS, GEN'L TICKET AGENT. SUPERINTENDENT. Tickets for sale by DICKINSON, WRIGHT & BROWN.


ocr: Books, Stationery, AND TOYS O CONSISTING I N PART OF Leather ar.d Pearl Port Monies, Pocket Rooks, Leather and Buckskin Parses, Pearl and Shell Card a Gold Pens with Gold and Silver cases Gold Kings, Cornelian Rings, Mosaic, Cameo, Gold Stone, and plain Jewelry! Silver llifli staid low priced a Ba:cfi&€ mnion Boards, Jfice, *'!M»t«iHeii, a.isd:€iauies: A LARGE ASSOUTMEXT OF a Bird Nests, and Fountains. A I E S Work and Seticule Baskets, Willow Wagons, Aecordeonb, Guitars and Yi- olins with Strings for the same, ColdSres press- ed Buffalo and Ivory Combs, Sii and Back Co/.ihs, Elastic Belts Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Sewing-Birds, Sewing and knitting Needles Darning, Tape, Netting and Tidy Needles, Pocket Compasses, with and without dials, Spy glasses, Clothes, liatand Hair Brushes, in LAI bin Perfumery All 1VE COJLOCJNE, Morgan's Extract of the Califor a Soap a for the a ALSO, A good Assortment of Miscellaneous, Standard School Oc a Boo^ WRAPPING PAPER. POCKET MEMORANDUMS DIARYS AND TIME BOOKS And will be constantly receiving the Latezi and mott Popular IIV11:» nflhe day. Hare also on hand a largo quantity of bull a*id fancy Envelopes, Letter, Cap, Legal, Bill, Bath Post, Hyperion tint and Gilt Paper, Commercial, Gilt Note Paper, Curtain, room and Border Paper. Black, Bluo and Carmine Ink, Steel pens and holders, lead and slate pencils, together with a variety of other goods, to numerous to specify, and to which the attention of Citizens o.f ReiL Wing and vicinity, is respect fully invited. E Lowater. Carner of Main, and 1'ush Streets, Red Wing, M. June 26,1?56. yr. O A RIUIHCAT8 P. LOWATER is agent for all the popular Periodicals of the day. and subscriptions, at club prices, will be received by him. Now is the time to subscribe. E E. O W A E Vay 30, 1557. nt the Book Store. Choice Lands. I OFFER the following choice Lauds for sale on the most reasonable term* N. E. Sec. 7, T. Ill N. R.2J W. Heavy Timber, situate on a fine lahe, 10 miles from Shicldsviile, Bice county. S. E. Sec. 31, T. lll.N R. 21 W. Timber mile from Cannon Rj ver, and distance from a saw-mill.


ocr: OF HARTFORD, GONN. INCORPORATED 1819-~CHABTEB PERPETUAL. FIRE Aliording superior facilities and seJHriry in mat ters of Insurance—Commercial. Mii'uhnnicai Mercantile or rural,xrhV.i ra:i'«ng ibi in ... tance JKid public service the F:nsi VF as 1000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED! TO STORM THE STORE OP AND SUPPLY THEMSELVES WITH DHY GOOD GROCERIES, H.\RDWARK,QUERjVt$WABE} BOOTS, SHOES, AND YANKEE NOTIONS, At th l«fv.Te«t .^!$ Spaces. ii E stil--*evil»er is constantly reicixing and openiog.an entirely new ami well selected assortment tlie abov.- Goods. An examina tion of whi-h he cordially invites Farmers and the pubiie generally. "CHKAP FOR CASH!" Is his motto, and money will bo saved by call ing upon him before purchasing elsewhere. J. II. MITES. Bed Wing June, 13.1857. 47m« Choice First Class I a BY THE— Insnrance Company, sr i.vi..i.\9n NAVIGATION INSURANCE, Calls tho attention of its friends, patrvns, and tb.-public generally, to the following facts: OF ITS HAVING A Cash Capital of $500,009! WITH ASSETS AMOUXTITO TO 1,807,008.43! nas transacted business successfully 33 years, and continues to progress in Health. Wealth and itality. '*aid an aggregate Loss of over S10,00',Ot)0. Is organized on a National basis, with local agencies in all principal piaces', under a Mrrcontilo .system loundcd on a Cash Standard, with ah euviablc repu ta tion alike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the Mis sissippi, tha Gulf of Mexico,or th* Nor thern Lakes presenting a pow crful organ ization as a conser vator of public good and Bond of integrity equal toall emergencies-it undertakes, worthy THE STABILITY AND DIGNITY OF AN"— Stuinrn American Corporation, ON MERIT ALONE FOUNDING ITSC!.AIJci TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR. FIRE IS S ItANCK COi!PA N! OF AMERICA. InMires at Rates and llnlcs as Liberal as Risks assumed permit for Solvency and Fair Profit. Especial attention given to the Insurance of Dwellings and Contents, for a period of from one to five years. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED A N Promptly S*HM1. Policies Issued Without Dela by WARREN BRISTOL, Agent at Red Wing. June 13,1S57. 47m S E A Planing AND SASH DOOR FMT0RY E Undnrsignad having completed


St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume]

ocr: ¥AlMJS O AND TLMBiCK LA.NP ALSO, lij Property in St. Anthony, A E A O S ST/'OLOCtV iROTTSBUttC SYRA USB, Namwau 81: & 3IILLE A Shares in Uie.Towii of Hanover. F. O A) J!-.' It I N r. I. 'I' A fe •i [mtMrtAirrtl ox MANO, A t.r.«'t QlIJl^'/^'nr or

place_of_publication: St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.

publisher: J. Mowatt


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: ANOTIIEn RAND ENTERPRISEl 1000 PAIRS Eastern Boots & Shoes SKLLIKd AT COST AT THE OMAHA CITY Boot and Shoo Store, To make room for my own manufacture, Also, a good assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Rubber, Overs and Sandals of A. No. 1 nnali- at wry email advance, together With a complete aaaortiaent of work of my own man ufacture, Including Ladies' and Gents' Bulfalo Uvert. Also, a well selected Stock of Leather and Findings. J'. 8. F.very si vie of Boot or Shoe made to order, at usual, and warranted easy, fashion able nnd durable, no 13-t. W. HENRY STARK. HOUSE CARPENTER AND AN. BRIGGS, Takes this method of ln- forming his friends, and the public generally, that he ia prepared to I1UILD AND f l.M5ll,.lu the pest maimer Dwelling Houses Of every description of style and finish, on the most reasoiitlile terms. Ihankrul for past favors, lit aolicila a cotaMmiance of public paironage. I5eiievue, tJct. 3i, lK.ifi. a-tr HOUSE" CARPENTERS AND WE would respecirully inform the hdiabi taut of llellevue nnd ricimty that we are prepared to KRF.CT nnd FINISH . ,, Buildings of all Desortptionp, ! On the shortest notice, and In the most work nlike manner. Having been engaged in 'iness several years, we feel confident htating, that all who favor us with their cus tom, will be plt-Msed with our work. C. t'.-BlOltltS Bellevue, Oct 2.1, 18;A 1-tf , . 1EV ARRIVALS AT cnt:.ii THIvSubscriber respectfully invites the at tent ion of purchasers, to his large and srocic nr 1,00ns, consisrinir or DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE. HATS, BOOTS. CAPS, SHOES, TOBACCO, PATENT MEDICINES, kc, &c. All of which lie warrants of the best descrip tion, and bought expressly for this market He hat also a well selected stock of llEADY-MADK 2 LOTHI Made after the L ATEST FASHIONS, of BEST "MATERIALS, and by EXPERT ENCED WORKMEN, all of which he CHEAP FOR CASH. 11 ' ' JOHX CHASE , Bellevue, Oct. 23, 185(1. I-tf , . - ? . HOUSE CABPENTEBS AND JOlNKlSS. rniih nnderalrned takes Pleasure in X nnunciiig to the Inhabitants of and vicinity, that liiey are now prepared jiuimj AM) Jr i.mmi, in tne Deal all styles or Dwelling Houses, Cottages, &c, &c On ths shortest notice, and in th most ap proved style of workmanship. .They will also happy to do any work in their line business, 'which their friends may stand need of. MYERS ft. HILLY ARD,. Belleyue, Oct. 30, 1850. 2-tf . .1-

place_of_publication: Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]

publisher: S.A. Strickland & Co.


ocr: BLACKSMITHING. THE Undersigned beg leave to inform the Inhabitants of Douglas county, l( JJ that they are prepared, to do ail work in v v their line of business, in the best manner, and on tne moat liberal terms, at then, shop U Bellevue. (fr Having bad several years experience at HORSE-SHOEING, ia some of the beet shops in Eastern Cities, they will bs able to give entire satisfaction, to all who favor them witb their patronage, in this line. SHAW Jl I C ETON. Bellevue, Oct. M, lM. 1 Cs


ocr: ,1 ANOTHER GRAND ENTERPRISE! 1000 PAIRS Eastern Boots & Shoes SELLING AT COST AT THE OMAHA CITY Boot and Shoo Store, To make room for my own manufacture. Also, a good assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Rubber, Overs and Sandals of A. No. 1 quali ty, at a very small advance, together with a complete assortment of work of my own man ufacture, including Ladies' and Gents' BuiTalo Over. Also, a well selected Stock of Leather and Findings. P- S.-Everyatyle of Boot or Shoe made to order, at usual, arid warranted easy, fashion able and durable, .. i13-tf. , . VT. HENRY STARK.


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: WM..OSBORiN,. us DEALEB Ut. 1 ' CLOCKS, : WATCHES, Jewelry, Hated Ware, Cutlery, Spoons, Aq. Ac. Nebraska City, N. T. ' t57EKGBAnxa and Repaikixo done on short notice, and all work wakbasted.

place_of_publication: Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]

publisher: R.W. Furnas


ocr: Oregon, Ilolt Conutv, Missouri. Keepconstantl v on hand all descriptict. of Harness. Uridles,'Ac. 4c. . 1. Lvery article ia our shop is manufacture 1 ourseIvesnd warranted to s"ive satisfaction. W P LOW At "LAW. LAND AND LOT AGENT. RICHARDSON COUNTY, X. T. BEX.VET. r. FI3KE. wm. b. cakkit. ' Arcrsrrs Kxicn-r. OLIVER BENNETT & CO., ilanufactarers and TTbalesaie Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES. SO. 87 MAIX STREET, (Foki.t,No. lei, CoKxmoT Maw xxbLocust ST. LOUIS. MO. E. K. FECSAX. S. H. EIDDLE. E. R. PEGRALI & CO., AND GEXEXAZ LAXD A GEXTS, COUNCIL BLUFFx IOWA. F. DLNGS & CO- Ijiportrrt nf amd WitlcnZe SotJr im Fancy Goods. Manaficturers of sal kinds of Brushes. ZD North 3Iain Street. (Up Stairs,) ST. LOUIS, ?do. r ."2-3 j G. W. HURN. DEPUTY CQinnY SURVEYOR XEMAHA CTTT, N.' T. "TILL attend prumpdj la all bniaess in hU jo i feisi,n. when called on: ench & Claims, la j-ids out Town Lots, Drx.iJiS City FLitta


ocr: A. L. COATE, QQJ""Y SURVEYOR. - r.Wif.Tr vr-fiTTi m ' droTiLLi; nt3Jaiia ca Jfetraii Territsry.


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: AN F.NTIKF. MOCK OF NEW GOODS. ilg.kwati:k white v s.imilks llarr received sVi PpnJ at their new atore, In the rear and near to the ll llevue House, In I'.ellevue, the Largest & Best Scloctod Slock of Good ever brought to Bellevue i which they will aell for rash at prices far b low Oioaa at which gooik have bean ollere d heretofore. Wa don't Intend to follaw the hiehfalntln atyla of aome in thalr advertiaementa, but etate tha plain tuith when wa aay that our Cooda were purchaaed at audi pricea, that wa defy competition, and only aak purchaaera to rlv in a call In order to aatiafv themaeWea. O i , ... 4 9 1 1 a. ,.ll.til.,i ITlir aTOCK COnaiBlB III pn "l mi luiiimiii) artlclea i French, Engllih and American Clotha, Caaalmerei Trteedn, Saltiuetta, Kentnrky .Teana, Bed Tickinc, Plaid Mi aeya, Flannela,'A.c, k.f. Every variety of Faahlonable GOODS, American and Engllah Printa, r. A large aaaortment of HATS, nnnrs mnd SHOES, of every variety


Nebraska advertiser. [volume]

ocr: C. V. SNOW, SURGEON, PHYSICIAN A-Ticl, Aooouoheurf EOCKPORT, MO,


ocr: BROWNVILLE STEAM MILL NOEL, LAKE, & EMERSON, T?Tr-ccrn.t7lllo . T- v Tt Wn wnnlil rnsnectfullT inform tho citi tens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, we have always on hand a large and well supply or JbU.iUISE.IC, wmcn we caniuruusuanow Mtoa Vi . n nnv mill in t.hn TArritnrv. Market prices paid for logs delivered at the . i i i r a i r or on ins duikdi uc ma. All orders accompanied with the cash, will our immediate attention.


ocr: WM. OSBORN. DEALEB IS CLOCKS, WATCHES, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Spoons, &c, &o tfcbraslca City, N. T. 53PExgbavinq and Repairtxo done on short notice, and all work wakbaistjsij.


ocr: Eagle Mills. ST. JOSEPH, MO. JAMES CA11GIXL., Proprietor. MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly on hand for sale, all kinds of Flonr, Meal, and Feed stuffs. Orders solicited and promptly filled on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for Wheat. For character of Flour refer to everybody that ever used it. St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 30, 1859. vlnl3-ly


ocr: : JESSE LOWE, I p OMAHA; CITY, N. T.


ocr: . , F. DINGS & CO., ' . . Importers of, and Wholesale iJcaltrt m Fancy Goods. Manufacturers of all lands of Brushes. ' 30 North 3Iain Street, (Up Stairs,) ST. LOUIS, Mo. ! 32-1 j


ocr: "JOEL LL WOOD, LI D., BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, RESPECTFULLY informs tbeeititans cf Nemaha county, hat having permanently hx-ntod imme diately South of Drownville.nnd having had consid erable experience iu the treatment of tli-3 diseasrr incident to tho V est, to natters himself Inat h u prepared to treat the same an purely . - BOTANIC, PRINCIPLES, . Lni in connection with Da. BrCKHAM 'of Missouri. Brownville, Jan. 1, lSi7. .vln20tf . :w ;


ocr: W. P. LOAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. LOT AND LAND AGENT, Arclier, Richardson Donmy, a. i.


ocr: WAI. OSBORN. . DIALEB IS CLOCKS, WATCHES, Jewelry, Plated TVare, Cutlery, S poons, icM A.C. TTFTtRARKA CITY", N. T. J"Exgbattng and Retatkixo done on liort notice and ALL vokk warbavted.


ocr: . '" , .. JOHN McPHEItSON. " I have just received an entirely new and largo assortment of '. i - ' ' SUPERIOR GOODS, TVT.J.-h T will sell at as reasonabla prices as any establishment in tho West, . ' ' , , , Ihavo now in store a great variety of th fal lowing, articled, which were pureh:isod for CASH and consequently, can sell choap on the samo terms : -DRY GOODS. G-rocorieSi TTATS ANT) flAPS. r ..,,. 4HiM - . J.' - , SADELERY, i BOOTS AND .SHOES . I IIAI1WAHC AXJy CVTLCKY, OTJ EE US WAR Ei BOOTS AND SHOES, And a fine assortment of L i G II T .GROCER IE S Sach as "- - Spice, ' fV'. "" ' ' Peppers, ,: '; (; Soda, -Salaratns, Ginger . Allspice, 19Noveraber '5th. etc., etc.


ocr: Land Warrants 53"Eaiui: of R. W. Fuita, 'AJvcruid -


ocr: Claim Notice. TO all whom it may Concern. Ton are hereby noti fied that I will nppear at the Land Office at Brownville, Xemaha enaty Nebraska. Territory, n Thur.sday tho 20th day of November, 1857, to prove up my right of pre emption to the south-west quarter of section No thirty three (33) in Township No two (2)., North of Range No fifteen (15) "East- v2n20-2t Nov 11, '67. GQTLIEB STEKBY.


ocr: CLAIM NOTICE. To J. M. Hunter, Win. Turnbull, N. naywood and all others whom it may concern. Tou are hereby notified that I will appear at the Land Office In Brownville, Nemaha comity, Nebraska Territory, on Friday the 10th day of November, 1367, at 10 e!clck A M to prove up lily right of Pre-emptfon to the west half of S. "W, quar ter of sect urn thirty-four (34), Township threo (3),ttanjre twelve (12) east; aud west ealf f nrth-wet qnanter of section olireo (3) town; hip two (2) ranee tweive (12) Mt B. V. MC1R. Navemljll, 'S7 to-0t


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: NEW ARRIVALS AT THE ( III' 41 ajA&lEi SMisOIUlfiL 'I HE Subscriber respectfully invites the at tention of purchasers, to his large and splendid stock of Goods, consisting i f DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, H ARDW ARE, il ATi, HOOTS. CMS, HHOI.S, TOIIU'CO. PATENT MEDICINES, c, kc. All of which he warrants of 1'ie bent descrip tion, and bought cxpivepW f 'r this M. like!. II liai also a w vll selected slock of HKA1Y-MAIF, OLOTIIINGV, Made arier the LATEST FASHIONS, of the BEST MVI'ERIALS, and hv EXPERI ENCED WORKMEN, all of which ho sell CHEAP FOR CASH. .V)!I" CHASE. Bellevue, Oct. 3.1, ts.-)it.l-tf BELLEVUE Boot cfc3 siioo STOKE. T M. BARTAY, would respec'fally tl inform the Inhabitants of Bellevue FA and vicinity, that he has comiii"iice,l ' lega to Manufacture ! BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all deserlplious, from the finest fnilih to ine coaresi make, l-.niplovlng none liul tlie best workman, he w'M be nble lo warrant all work done nt his establishment. CV-'I'he highest cash price paid, in trade, for all descriptions olRAW HIDES. Bellevue, Oct. 3i, Is.'Mi. 2-tf ra.iMWN'WAXTi:!?. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, by Ihe sub sciibcr in Bellevue, MX GOOD M S SONS, to whom GOOD WAGES', and CON STANT Jiinployincui, will be given. M.SIIAV. Bellevue, Oct. 3.1, 1 .'). 1-tf


ocr: THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND POPULAR HOTEL, OFFERS F.VEKY To tho Public, and will render Assinrora atti'.xtio To (he wants of 1IIS GVKSTS. J. T. ALLEN. Ilellevuc, Oct. 23, IS.Vi. 1-tt


ocr: xotki:. Persons having any law business to transact with the firm of Bowf.w &. Strickland, for the next sixty davs, will please wait upon C. T. IIom.owav, Eq., who will give them any advice or legal assistance required. BOWEN it, STRICKLAND. XOTU'lH Letters directed to me within the next sixty days, will reach me soonest at Albion, Or leans coutitv, N. Y. 8. A. STRICKLAND.


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ocr: A. C. BE VAX," " IVX auiif doturro MASONIC R EG ALIAS. OREGON, HOLT CO., MO.


ocr: . STORE; 2sEMAIlA CITY, X. I ) . JIOORi; fc-BKOW.UEL Would respoctfjlly annuiiK- : the put lie.- genera!! :, . they Lave recrived anl opened at Xeuialii. LAIiGE STOCK :. OF 33' 3r O o EverythiDg that comes under th'- T 11 Mii I EI a 2s dl w ai' c Miijuiwciaiiiii ?i it i r. v i w i . a m m 1 will soli All cf Tvhich CHEAPER TIIAX THE Cll1 Ready Hade ClothicJ;;, T?vei;y vauiutt, 8tM'u:i?r. lit tern f i:. j Jy Jtie Clt !.!.- !;'. , k l'.-'.


ocr: Worth of xIadc Ciotliing HATS AND CAPS, AND SHOES. ...... i . . i . i Just received . Per Steamer Col. Erossman, .;" ' ' ': . . AT SIEGEL & GREENBAUAI'S , ';T BALTIMORE STORE, No. 31 Main St., 3d 3oi above Post Office. BROWNYILLE, N.T. Fine broadcloth coats, n-r.d ; Standing cr.llar3. at the . ' , .: Baltimore. Clothing. Store.. Bl'kand fancy cassimer patla. and 'L v. Carpet sacks, a t tho . . , . ; .- r, Baltimore Clothhig Storc. . Silk, Satin, Marsailes, and Casi Vests, and ,r ! Flannel Shirts, at-, -;:. ' ' . ' ; . . ; . - jai((niore Clothing Store. ' Fine Shirts and over-alTs, ' ' " ' " Pat. Leather Gniters,straw lata, at the Baltimore Ghthing Store. - Black and fancy cravats, , -t - White and fancy sbirts, at the , j . ' , Baltimore Clothing Store. Everything in the Mothing line at the . ' , Baltimore Clothing Store. 'Call around and examine the stock at the Baltimore CldJnng Store.' April 23, 1857.' . , . . . P. D. Gordon & Co., Commission and Forwarding Merchant?, , . No. 11 Locust street, St. Louiy Mo.. t27"0rder8 solicited and promptly attended to. Liberal cash adraa:etuiade on Consignments, -julylO v2n5 ; . , rr


ocr: m-pherson; MORRISON & HTJTCHINS, :: Ilavc just Keceircd t At their New Building Oil TUB LEVEE J. rir.xsi-rtaotlx fB tools. ' OF i P ? r SPRING GOODS OF EVERY STYLE QUALITY AND PRICE, Which they intend to sell Lower than . the Lowest ! ! ! At their New Establishment yon will find everything needed in the Western country, from a bar of soap to a" broadcloth coat. OF THE LATEST STYLES, '".. t -. . ' D - Sold Remarkably. Low. NEW AND "RICH EMBROIDERIES, . DRESS TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, FANS AND FANCY GO ODb XJronsG Goods Silks, gSattihs and tSlippcrs, , A large and. complete assortment of BONNETS AND BONNET TRIMMINGS, of every style and quality. Cloths, Cusimercs, and Vestings ' READY MADE SHIRTS, . V AKD 1 1. - Kcady Made Clothin rr 99 To fct tho Million 1 !


Bellevue gazette. [volume]

ocr: McatMarket Changed Hands. MESSRS. OLIVER fc STONE, havs pur. chased of II. Conk Griffith, hi .ntir. Interest lit th butckerinR businois, and will nrreaucr pe lounu aiuisoiu nana, on Mission Avenue, tsst of Main 8treet, under 8. M. Pike's Grocery and Trovislon 8tor. wh.rl they will b harpy to wait npon his old eus tomors, and all others who may chooss to favor them with their pstronsee. GF.ORGF. A. OLIVER. Oct. 29. 0m51 CHARLES SIONE.


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ocr: To tlie Public. 1 FOREWARN all persons from buying any lots, or erecting any buildings in the town of '-SAX F2AXCI; CO." baid town u laid cut on my claitn, which was jumped by Jlrs. Ritter, and I by this notice make public my the intentif.n of contesting Ler right to the same, before Li.ited States Coniinuii.sfioner. 23-Xehra.kiaa and St. iveph Gazette copy 1 iT.mth. Send Bill to this Offlco . Sept. 10, '67-ll-lm TV ILI.IAM ED' SLOAN. 4 '


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ocr: CHARLES D. GREEN AND RICHARD KI MHALL, Having purchased this well known and popular Saloon, in Omaha ritv, would respectfully inform the public, that they are now prepared to tiirnisii their customers, at all hours, with HOT MEALS, OYSTERS, SARDINES, PIGS FEET, PICKLED TONGUE, GAME, and other 1 IE FIIKS i n IEXTS, Comprisine all the Delicacies of the season. Come ve that hunger nnd thirst Come to the API'X and ye shall be filled.


ocr: H. T. CLASH. A. M. CLARKE. CLARKE & B R 0 . FORWARDINO and COMMISSION .MERCHANTS. STEMBOAT AND COLLECTING A E IV T 8, k- ' BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA. Sealers in F;ne Lumber, Doors, Flour, Meal, Bacon, &c, &c. 5T Direct Goods care Clarke & Dro l-tf


ocr: Ho! For Fresh Water. THE undernicned respectfully informs the inhabitants of Bellevue and the anrrounding country, that he is prepared to di? and finish, WELLS AND CISTERNS, At the shortest notice, and on the most rea sonable tM-ms. D.A.LOGAN.


ocr: I A CLRKE & BRO FORWARD1KG aao COMMISSION MERCHANTS.: ST EM BO AT AND COLLECTING ,,, , AOEXTS, OELLEVUE, NEBRASKA. Dealers in P;ne Lumber, Doon, Saih, Flour, Heal, Sacon, &e., &c. TiT Direct Goods oar Clarke & Bro. 1-lf


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ocr: JESSE LOWE, TT tt " f OMAHA CITY, N. T.


ocr: R DIKGS & CO., j tjppQrteri of, and Wlioletale Leulrrt in i Fancy Goods, j llanufacfurers of all kinds of Brushes.1 8D Nor Lh JIain Street, (Up Stairs,) ! ; Mo. ' ' "


ocr: t " In Nemaha Co., on 'Tedneyday the St'ji, instcf I'uerperal xcver, lLLALLTli, consort of David lias' ers.


ocr: fl 11 Si 1 Ij V U U U I i V V If II II H fT II II M pJ Sinn Oreron, Holt Coouty, Jlissoari. Keep ronstan ti on hand all d :scrir tlcn a f Harness, DriileSj 4c. Ac. X. 15. ETcxyartwle imcar shUniBnfac tared arscrrcand warraaietLto gite satiifjxr tlua. W. P. LOAN, mniir-nT. L.ND AND LOT AGENT. ARCHER, RICIIARDSON COUNTY, N. T. OLIVEl BEX NET. Jaxis r. n.x. VI. 1. AEITIT. ircr?rrs rriai OLmil BENNETT 1 & CO llanara:tar-rs and "Ulialjsale De:ile ia BOOTS AND SHOE (FozxaLT, o. lol, CoEiTu of Iai5 An Loctst ST. LOUIS. MO. , 3 B. R- FEUKAX. s. rr. rd B. R. PEGHATJI CO S XX 3SL 27 S OEnAL LAXDAGZXTS, COUNCIL LLUFFx IQTVA. j t F. DINGS & CO., lot prter tyl uJ iniir-te DxJm Fancy Goods. JlaxiufActanrrs of all kinds cf Ernshcs 33 Xarth ZHaln Street, ( L'p Stairs,) ' ST.L0ri.11o. G. W. HUKN. DEriiTY CCUIUY SUHVEYG3. N EH A HA CITY, N T. - - -


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ocr: BLACKSMITHINQ. r: V f 11HE t'ndersigned beg leave to inform AX I. the Inhabitants of DouglM eountv.V J that they are prepared, to do all work in v v their line of business, in the best manner, and on the most liberal lerms, at thnlr shop in Bellevue. f;V Having had several years experience at HORSE-SHOEING, tn some of the best shops Mi Eastern Cities, they will be able to give entire aatisfaction, to all who fayor them with their patronage, in this line. SHAW ICETO.V. Bellevue, Oct. 23, 1830. 1-Cm .


ocr: t.i.i.N wool w mi hi: mi; us. LA TEA R RIVAL!! AT glenwood, iowa. TOOTLE & GREENE Ar. now i ttn ttr-T or a 'skh serrt.T r wnicn, wnen complete, win compose me largest m mt selected stock in mills county. Of It NTOMl OF JltO( i.nir.H Are bought at Die lowent tonus tut cash, comut uf cofkki:, .sni.if, TK.AS, I ISIf. KICK, CUHUANl'S, HAISINS, CANDIES, Mni.xssr.s, SYRl'l'. I' It L' IT, MITS, &.C, Ac, itf IUIV 0(l4. T.tiilics Ami (jifiitM, cull and nee tliem. mice fur voiirM'lve. Tlirv have not bcon Kiiliiinrri-J anil wititi'rril tn St. l.onin, lmiia;lit Ami liipppt iliifct from the ritifs. I.ete elyli-e Slid a full assortment Dltr.SS (7 OO OS, from a ton rent Iwn to a Two Dollar Silk. Also, A few fine SII.K SHAWLS, IIONNF.TS en,l PAKASOI.S. roriiiAu. A fine slock old ami younjr, fogies 'I'flt' mn, i hII soon If yoi'i want a nice coat vest or h nt . on rPRsoiuible trrnis. HATH! HATtt Now styloi, rlie.in and durnhlu. iiauimvaici:. "A very 1;irp"e nsjortnieiit, cnuilkting in of Sinitli'i Tools, Siilr, Hliovols, 1 .i kfrt, lines, JlcUn, jldl. CroDicnl, ml Saws, l'ies, Augers, Axel, Hioad.ixeg, C'liiSel". A-r., e., to' the etiil of the chapter. IIIIMI. lA'l t.IU U.S. A lare lot, consisting of Tine Honrs. Shutter Wind, Paints, Oils, Nail, Latches, Glass, I'utv, i l it in nr.. linreaiis, lledsteti'ln, Tables, Chairs, Safes, Cubboars, Stomls, i.C. (JV We will etll cheaper -for ah any hoime ln Western low.t. noS-tf. TOOTLK & GltnTINIJ. L. Nuokolls & Co.


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ocr: I -' ITEy.' ! ; K i ; L .ki. G .- : ....v - - - : - t.- .'. ' .: j W: j I jf j U ::'.::':;;5 VL i.iL Jjk.,,V 'etwceo Front Brownyill3, fh ..- ifj t,- -3:i WES. .: i -- 'll! 1 Elour .' r- t V tr I !.'!.'. I! ' . :.-t - - ..7. .'-I'!,.":- I I . " . '. i i ib r- t; . 4 . r : . ! j T?E iy juit opened a Tjeavy Feck' Qf Fall at4,Vp"intcr. Gooda, retracing rerj thing ia slhe Stapl TT a iad Fdc Jine, which we ar' now( r pa.re3 t .n-.--; -ir. : ; - . i-,. For. aMi or, country..i"ro.iace.i . ,r r - October 1857.: j ,.r Tv2lS-tn fc'-.-..S !: 01"' .'r'!'i7! 3 : '.I . 1 K T I'. t,f 1 1 itr. c !4 I 1 n v. It 1: i 1UUL Iff '1)3 I i 1 1 -r ' i I!":'. 1 .' .llf-.". ' i,:It,ii; .fi'. .; .:.' .: J J..f s ,':''rii i" 1 VP ) :!- .1 I 1 "YTTE hare just Teeeived atitireflf tiw ad largo V V aj re.wonabl'e prices as anjresUMislrmrtlt i ttfa Wa hare bowjb iiore a great Tancry f the folidwiBj avdtrtrj taa icJl ebeap otf thfae Urns J u I"":'''' " n 1T "Dllll'lt f o J I 'T ag ill 7 a Raclasottirietit Saeb. at vkt r. : Salartttus ; ji;-. j I ffaiager.i-. " 'I'Afid 'a'-gw-d ' Smckbs andiCZiewinjr Vioftacco. r - 1 !..(' at ii a jncFuro vq o wsuuw j'wus; wo aju. roa 10 Oct, iM87. ; ;:v;::.:,:jiii8-iTj Slain St, one door aloyie IiUs&bapg;h & Carepn4!, ro t',- TSE proprieton wotild faost teroeetfttBy informtli uitjn if rtceivou nouarv now ti-aing 15001 me -' "'r , - . -'"Eierbrougbt to Embraces ere7 rarietr of Texture nnd Prices ; as to Color tbeyb'ire Brown, Blue, Black, risible . r rit.- o..:..... n.iv; "1: .... . ' . . u r according to tbe latest a?biocile cot, 'Their rietjr of rc'stSSsstipErb,""" .' "! :: :'! "''f.l! r, embracing the very latest itvles aud ptiHerud.1'.' la tbte- ' :-cl ft.'I rA hi altimore .CJotliin'E? tore also be fonnd at all time a fine selection of ...MHWIIIT'ilf " '.! T( "i- i'.'-'r a. -a i. .i.'-.i. I.J'-. n till il 'IT J ". J! UO - it ! vimj ftiid Smi r.B. rfi ? , Jill: 4 I'. 4!; i !l 'H .'Jfti-l!. I 'i:J 1-(U:I - i-t i H :. 'X-l ;j r at . 1 I .! '.. .!. i ' T J.. 'ulu:-; IT. w .r' ' ia J Win 1- cl: '.:- n : w . , ' v ' ..i r-. ' '.nil 'I j it : i :i tu .m , i t t.7 t V II.. fv.-il In ; ' , Bacbii, .- ii i. vrn y.n: t 1 1: .1-;" i: r. offer to the trade at extreme! low prices, - "CKAyR HILL: : f: il I -k r) . i i i i: jo-. i'i i? jvr.; ii'. . it i .) i. 1 1 Ul'l .' n-.; 'M i,! ! lie.. ' , ' ' 'VS:il :!' 1i I ' i .y : -wl i ia .i. ;!?. I.' .' trr.i l!l ti'J 7.. '-'.: t-u'ii u. i.'l ll ';. '1 ( :nr.I- I assortment of Superior Goods, which w willecli West, or motk biii .'LiTtand -let Lj."-M- ti articles, "wuicn we purchased Tor Uasb ami oqb .V"-5 "' ''!i 1 1 '".-'" 1 'A r.t 'j-'-.-'ix'j It 0 . -i'J l-.l! i J '4 a 3 ' . i ' -11 i i .is ' . t-M: .. iM r.'ilw I -Hi. ' "J' v 'AI'.D , i i ; . ; if-. . I ...J i -.; i , ; ,5'.U t". 1 ' .flit ' .!....! II ! 1 I i F v r ij . i . i r. - . ;S,gB00TSi;:4Jn);:SH0ESi' :ii.7 r.-.sr -till-, ; iiiT-u'U !;;! (.i I rf ' ' II 4.'1)-1f vrif.i in v!,; !';(-r. of Ligrfct Groceries,1 Soda.'-; . J . - .. ; Alli)ice, . article f ' ;:T etc etc . ;.. 'i can rvoxKi ana see tpr 3 . S,:.:r"-a::i':a your9elves. , J eitiVeM of 'BrowaTffle ml' jibe publio largest anamosi cojppieie CtocKS 01 ViwttUDr .1 tb is market. 'J' ' ' ,;: ' ; J"TT ' I puttc T vim j j 'tl7 .'1 Ij )


ocr: E. ESTABROOK, UXITED STATES BistFict Attorney, OMAHA CITYN. T. O EQUIRED to bo in attendance officially upon all X t tho tenn.4 of th District and Siinrenio Cf.urt r.f the Territory, tenders his Professional services to fuch . .1 . 1 IT j... ... - ..... as nccu lurm, lie natters nimseu matins laeiluies f.T irainins a knowlediro of the nroctica in om?l Dia. trict, will enable him to srivo sntifai t entrust their business to his care. Omaha City, Juno 7, 1353.


ocr: . J. EAR? & SOU UB1H Oregon, Holt Conuty, Jlissoari. Keep constantly cn hand all Jedcription of Harness, Saddle?, Bridle?, ic, Ac. . .N. li. Evcry&rlicle in oot shop is manufactured by our3e!ve;ind warrautod to give satisfaction. mm k ii


ocr: A. C. BEVAN, " T MASONiO REGALIAS. OREGON, HOLT CO MO.


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ocr: . ' : ; ! DKLLEVI'l' riir. I'lioi'Rir.rtut of tiii: aiioyf. LARGE AMD POPULAR H O T IE B OFFERS E F.liY tho Public, and will To iss:ii Ol s atti:tio To t':c w,ii,h of HIS CfHSTS. .1. T. ALLF.X. r.elleviie, (VI. 21, IS.'Hi. 1-tr n i; V S T () 1.1 K . SEATON & ROWLES. 33ollo-VlTO, PsT. rX. II V I (J rem iv e l i ilo oar I utre new store, oil .Main street, we are mow enabled to oiler to (lie t liizeil oi lin.ii.n rii'Mi' one (, ;jtc Largest, Cheap, aa I b.-.,t S!ecti'.l Stock .r (oods. ever ope:n d in this t i'v. t o aaisl ini; in pari ol Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenswave, Stovewarc, Hardvare, Clothinj, Boota, Shoes, Hats & Caps, Woodcnware, Provisions, &c Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto fore extended to tia, we earnestly iiolicit its continnanee, feeling couli lent that the piality and uiee of oar fr i.id i, cannot Tail to please SKATOX ,. ROWLFS. r.elleviie, Oel. '.!, I sr,ti. 1 . r i!i:.To. iioi si:. (Jforgc JemiiiiKs, I'lopi i lor. TIMS House is situated in the pleisantest part or Uellevue, in a henntil'ul and healthy location and commands a view of cumin- which for beauty cannot be .excelled i.i thi t Territory. It is filled up in (he liest manner, and no pains will be spared to make nil who may favor hiai wi'h their pal ronare, feel at noni". HIS TABLE. ill always he supplied with all the delicacies the market allbrds. Attached to this Hotel h an excellent STABLE, which we shall always have a'.tcnd '.l by com petent and failbrul Ostlers. Ihdlirvue, (Vt. 23, lyi. 1-lf . NEW ARRIVALS AT THE I HI'. Subscriber respectfully invites th" at tention of purchasers, to his l.trvreand .splendid stock of floods, consist ini; of drv coops, GRorrntiF.s, II Alt DWARF, HATS, ROOTS, CAPS, siroFs. TouArro. I'ATF.XT MF.nrriXFS, &.C.. ."tc. All of which he warrants of t.h" best descrip tion, and ItniitaV expressly for this market. He has also a well selected s'ock of RKADY-MADK OXjOTXIIKTGr, Made after the LATI'.ST FASIMOX-!, of the HF.ST .M AT I'. HI ALS, nM bv FXPFRf FNCFI) WORKMF.X. all of which he sell C1IKAP FOR CASH. JOIIX CHA.'i;:. Uellevue, Oct. 23, l.S.V.. 1-lf BELLEVUE BOOt L3 SIlOO S T 0 It 5 . r M. IIARTAV, would respectfully r-'t tlutiy r-'bi ft , in! irci the inli.ibitaiils of I and vicinity, that be h is eouun to Manufacture BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all descriptions, from the finest finish to the eosrs! make. Kmpluvi ii' none but the best workman, be will be aide to warrant nil work done nt his establishment. ' V1 The highest cash piien paid. In trade, for all descriptions of RAW HIDFS. ltellevue, Oct. HO, l-Cei. o-tf IASOsi M'.WTHI). YrAXTFD IMMF.niATI'.LY, by the sh- T scrilK-r 111 liellevue, SIX GOOD )D M V. i SONS, to whom GOOD WAt.FS, nml COX - SI'AXT i:mployme;.t, will be given. M.SIIAW. ieiit'v.,e, uri. 2.1, i an. i-tr i , T , - ! GLEN WOOD HOTEL. Glcnwoo , Iowa. j TTAYING recently b-ased this vve!-k;inwn ' XL Hotel lor a number ..f ye us. ami fitted ' it up in a superior n' y!e, the" r in; actor ll.it. ters himself ili tt th pa'roua:- ' he heretofore received from his fiiends and th j 1 ! ) I I I j i -


ocr: ' : ; ! DKLLEVI'l' JKHJSK. riir. I'lioi'Rir.rtut of tiii: aiioyf. LARGE AMD POPULAR H O T IE B OFFERS E F.liY tho Public, and will render To iss:ii Ol s atti:tio To t':c w,ii,h of HIS CfHSTS. .1. T. ALLF.X. r.elleviie, (VI. 21, IS.'Hi. 1-tr n i; V S T () 1.1 K . SEATON & ROWLES. 33ollo-VlTO, PsT. rX. II V I (J rem iv e l i ilo oar I utre new store, oil .Main street, we are mow enabled to oiler to (lie t liizeil oi lin.ii.n rii'Mi' one (, ;jtc Largest, Cheap, aa I b.-.,t S!ecti'.l Stock .r (oods. ever ope:n d in this t i'v. t o aaisl ini; in pari ol Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenswave, Stovewarc, Hardvare, Clothinj, Boota, Shoes, Hats & Caps, Woodcnware, Provisions, &c Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto fore extended to tia, we earnestly iiolicit its continnanee, feeling couli lent that the piality and uiee of oar fr i.id i, cannot Tail to please SKATOX ,. ROWLFS. r.elleviie, Oel. '.!, I sr,ti. 1 . r i!i:.To. iioi si:.


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ocr: JErTERSGS T. CASADT, 1 MARTIN V. KIDKX, JAS. P. TEST, J A3. D. -WHITE, V ' Conncil Bluffs, Iowa. J Nebraska City NT) CASSADY, TEST, RIDEN & CO., (Successors to ftiden & White.) LAND AGENTS. NEBRASKA CITY, IT. T. HAYING made arrangements by which we will receive accurate copies of all the Townships embraced in the Eastern portion of Nebraska, we arc new prepared to offer our services to the " Squatters of Nebraska Territory." In Tilling Declaratory Statements of Inten tion to Pre-empt. Securing Pre-emptions, locating Land Warrants- AND ENTERING LAND. Land Warrants nought and Sold. LAND ENTERED ON TIME. Particular attention paid to Buying and Selling Property on commission: Also, to making Collections and forwarding remittances to any part of the L Blanks of all kinds always on hand. REFERENCES, lion. A. A. Bradford, Nebraska City. S.F.Nuciolls, " " Messrs. Dolman L West, St. Joseph, Mo., Peter A. Keller. Washington City Thomas Lumpkin, - " " June 28, 1850. vl-n4


ocr: DR. J. L. McKEE, SZCIAZO' AND SURGEON DENTIST. Brownville, N. T. TEETH PLUGGED A5D FILLED IX THE MOSF APPROVED JUSNEIl.


ocr: HET7 I?ALL DEALERS IN AND Main St. between Front Brownvillo, HATS & CAPS, Stoves, Furniture, Flour, Bacon, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. WE have jut opened a heavy Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing everything in the Staple and Fancy line, which we are now prepared to offer to the trade at extremcdy low prices, For Casii or Country Produce. . October 29, 1S57. v2nlS-tf CRANE & HILL. OF hi i i ill WmmimM m.,mm Bnl - AT I. T. WHYTE & CO'S, BROWNVILLE, IT T. WE have just received an entirely new and large assortment of Superior Good?, which we will sell at as reasonable prices as any establishment in the "West, our motto being "Lire and let Live." We have now in store a great variety of the following articles, which we purchased for Cash and conse quently can sell cheap on the same terms : EM&Y SOB & CH&OCEIE&IES, - HTS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GOODS!! ED is and Second sis., IT. la


ocr: m JOHN C0LII01N & BROTHER, (Sign of the Padlock, opposite the Post Office.) WHOLESALE A XI) RETAIL DKAI-F.R IX Building and Saddlery Hardware, GROCERIES, Boots, Slices; Leather and Slice Findings. sr. JOSEPH, MO. HAVE now in store, and to arrive shortly, Amer ican and Foreign Hardware, such as : Greaves & Son's Files Scissors and Edge Tools Pocket knive3 Butcher's do do Knives and forks Spear & Jackson's saws Brass curtain bands and Gimlet pointed screws pins Griffin's and American Door locks hors nails Augers and auger bitts Post hole augers Corn knives Ames' shovels and spades Briar scythes Lull & Portcr'3 shutter Grass and grain do Bntt3 Nail3 Morticing machines Shovels and tongs Circular, mill and muly Candlesticks saw3 Framed wood saws Planesacd piano irons Blacksmiths' Bellows and Coopers drawing knives Vices do adzes and wood Mousehole Armitage an tools vils Tress noops American anvils Butts, cast and wrought Stocks and dies Copper rivets for belts Pad hooks, breech g loops Tuyere Irons Pad screws, cockeyes Plated and com. stirrnps Ornaments, racks do do Bitts Girth rein and roller web do do Buckles Silk, 3 cord thread do do Rings Calf skins Breast and rein snaps Upper leather Lasts, peg3 Briddle do Peg floats Skirting do Pincers Harness do Shoe thread Belting do Bristles, wax Goatskins Lining skins Enammelled leather Binding With many goods embracing a complete assort ment of the most desirable which thev will sell at the lowest prices. J. COL1JOUN & BRO. April lGth, 1867. 3l-ly


ocr: HATS & CAPS, Stoves, Furniture, Flour, Bacon, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. WE have jut opened a heavy Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing everything in the Staple and Fancy line, which we are now prepared to offer to the trade at extremcdy low prices, For Casii or Country Produce. . October 29, 1S57. v2nlS-tf CRANE & HILL. OF hi i i ill WmmimM m.,mm Bnl - AT I. T. WHYTE & CO'S, BROWNVILLE, IT T. WE have just received an entirely new and large assortment of Superior Good?, which we will sell at as reasonable prices as any establishment in the "West, our motto being "Lire and let Live." We have now in store a great variety of the following articles, which we purchased for Cash and conse quently can sell cheap on the same terms : EM&Y SOB & CH&OCEIE&IES, - HTS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Queensware and Willow Ware, FARM IMPLIMENTS, And a One assortment of U?ht Groceries, Such as Spice, Feppcrs, Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, to., etc. And a good article of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. It is a pleasure to us to show goods, and we ask you to call round and see for yourselves. Oct. 19.1S57. v2nl3-ly I. T. WUVTE & CO. 2BaMmosr gel tfc C3-ireex3LTDivi.iriL, Slain St., one door abOTc Lnslibaugli & Carson's Exchange Bank, Brownville, N. T. THE proprietors would most respectfully inform the citizens of Brownville and the public generally that they have received and are now opening one of the largest and most complete Stocks of (Jlothin Ever brought to this market. ' Their assortment of Embraces every variety of Textures and Prices ; as to Color they have Brown, Clue, Black, visible and invisible Green, and Cloths, Cassimers.Satinetts. Cashmeretts.and Jeans, all made up according to the latest fashionable cat. Their variety of vests is superb, mbracing the very latest styles and patterns. In the Baltimore Ootliing; tore May also be found atall time a fine selection of Cravat?, Stocks, Tyes, Collars white or colored, Uandker thiefs, Suspenders, Carpet Bags, etc., which we will sell aschcapas any establishment in the West. Wo have the Laest and Lett assortment of Double and Single Overcoats, Ever brought to this Territory. HATS -AND, CAPS, "" Warranted to suit the most fastiduous. A Hue assortment of COAT.S, Dress, Frock and Sack. VAXTS, Every Style and Description. VESTS, To please L,arge and Small. SHIRTS, Belli White and Fancy. Over Shirts, Overalls Drawers, and Knit under shirts. Ruck Gloves, Mitts, and Ridinsr r.invrs . WE would but ack the public t- call, axamine and Baltimore LIothinzLmnorium is not of ht r nd twenty-five percent, cueapcr than they have ever October 2ith, 1857. Lv;ais-ly WM .tfMfe. ?? . V AT T F M B "II7"E o5er to the public, we are confident, tho V largest and best selected stock of Groceries ever offered in this market : 6 Hhd? Sugar, J0 Sacks Coffee, 125 "Sack Flour, 5 Tierces Rice, . SO Bbls lolasscs, 1G Boxes Star Candles, 20 Boxes Soap. 150 Sacks Salt, ' 15 Bbls Cider Vinigcr, 150 bbls Selt. TERMS CA mill . '."' 1. T. WHYTE & 00. judge fur themselves whether the ClotLin g at the trimmed bought elsewhere. SIEGEL & GREENBAUM. "THE PRESS." A NEW DAILY NEWSPAPER. By John W. Forney, I PROPOSE establishing a First Class Daily Newspa per in the City of Philadelphia, between the 20th of Ju ly and the 1st cf August, to be entitled "THE PRESS." "The Press" will be Democratic' in its politics, and will sustain the policy of the present National Adminis tration. Ii is my determination to make it worthy of the sup port of every clasn of readers. I'ignity, couarse and in 0!SMng


ocr: LOOL TO YOUR INTERESTS 1 1 1 Go To J- IX. 3D.-X71S, On Main Street, Where you trill find the beat and "Cheapest Groceries IN BROWNVILLE, AT WHOLESALE OH RETAIL. THE subscriber would invite the public to call and see his large stock of Groceries, which have selected with great care, and are now offered at unusually low rates. Persons in want of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Cheese, Confectionery, Fresh Fruits in cans, Tobacco, Segars, Candies, Ac, and other articles usually kept in a Grocery and Store, will find it to their advantage to call purchasing elsewhere. Also, by the whole as fine a stock of Brandies, Wines, Gin, Monon Rye Whisky, Senna?. Champagne wine, as ever was brought up the Mi-ouri river. Ki.-h all kinds, constantly on hand. Country Produce for which the highest price will be paid. A share of publio patronage is respectfully solici ted. J. R. DAVIS. Brownville, IuT.eI3th, 1S57. t2 l-6ra


ocr: BROWNVILLE STEAM MUX, NOEL, LAKE & EMERSON. Brownvillo, 3XT. 27. N. B. We would ruspcctfully inform tho citi zens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that we have always on hand a large and well selected supply of LU 3111 Hit, which wo car furnish at luw cr rates than any mill in the Territory. Market prices paid for logs delivered at the yard or on tho bank of the river. ' All orders accompanied with the cash, will receiv our immediate attention.


ocr: IEao:le Ii2ills.i V ST. JOSEPH, MCv V JAMES CARGILI, Proprietor. 1 TANUFACTURES and keeps con3tantly XX on haEd for Mile, all kinds of Floor, Meal, and Feed stuffs. Orders solicited and promptly filled on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for Wheat. For character of Flour refer to everybody that ever uswl it. St. Jeseph, Mo., Aug. 35, 1856. vlnl5-ly


ocr: ALSO A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Consistins: of TEAS, . SUGARS, COFFEE, CAXDLES, POWDER AXD "With all articles usually found at such iJllfJIB FIGS, RA1SIXS, CURRAXTS, SOAP, TOBACCO, Tbev invite their friends and the pnblic generally Hive t'bem a cal I, and tbey pledpe them.-el ves to give siitisfaeiion as to price and quality of their goods. TERJIIS CASH EXCLISITEL1. '57-v2-u22


ocr: undersfgTjei respectfully inform &atftiD f .of Urownvillq, and: Kcmaha -and; sttrroaodini coanties' that'we -row bayo" Irk operation, K -Yin Ltnnber Yard in BfownTil'.e, where ire: keep for sale a well scicctedtock.cf rineLutnber from iXa 3 inches. Also, I'ihe Siding Worked Fluorine Fine Shingles and lino Lh.th;"all of which a e will sell at fair prices ; . ... T,. .. ,. , .... -r . ' ' FOR CASH ONTiY.' ' 'V 1" ' All . A'AA.i iii . '. K. UIIOYN i Cd,' -" . Urownville, June 185.7 " r2-r


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ocr: 1 1 rr -' B:&'L"'li;E Y..U E Commercial Hiniforium ! ! rpHE undersigned respectfully solicit the attention of the citizens of Relievo and vicinity, X 1 to their extensive assortment of goods, embracing every variety usually kept In the west. The attention of the Indies Is partlrnlarly called to oitr Inrpe assortment of drees goods,, consisting In pnrt of silks, French and American Jaconet and Organdy fiwns, Bersges, D I.aines, fce. Figured and Plnln Rwlsa, Jncmiet and Bonk Muslins, Ciilieoe, Ribbons, ArtlA rlal Flowers and Wreaths, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Bonnets, I'lati, Ac, BOOTS cJ(3 & XX O 313 f3 . Ladies fine morocco slippers, kid and morocco buskins, pnrodl ties, and Jenny Llnd, kid.es- , aineled and calf skin Ince boots, black and colored gaiters, Ac. Gent's fine morocco and calf skin boots, fine cloth, calf skin nnd patent lther gaiters, lew'd nnd pej'd monriss, slippers, kr. Children's shoes, a great ynrlrtyv, ! . , M A Men's and great variety. boys', fum felt,; we.nl, Pnnnin The 1,'irc'et stock ever onriied in lh(s r'niuit'v. Isrs, 'ovpr-afls, tc. of, all sizes; styles, and qnalitr, for men, boys nrtd children -,:-,',c'i . ... 11 . , .. 1 , . . 1.. Aprl(T vsriety of Hoi If Fngllsn anej American manufacture, Carpenters' loolb, A.c. Hus keepers and builders will find it to their advantage to call. before purchasing eleiwhers. . . Mil.,,, 1 . . . I ..; . I ; , . Ill I 1 ..' I I , , .. , I Qurcnsware, Medicines , Kxtracts, i.'-. Oysters, Choice Cigars, Furniture, . Flour, I.. 1. - Alno, a largo Orooorios, AH the above articles', together With a great variety nA menlioned. will be sold low for cash. All kinds pf merchantable country produce taken in exchange for goods. Also Dry Hides, Furs, Ac. .Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore exteiulcd To us by the citi zens of this county, we earnestly solicit ite continuance. . . , . . i SEATON A, ROWLF.S, , 3eiOi31 . Main Street. um ll U 4 i, currneon, seanetle, Leghorn, palm, a cnnlstlhf nf enflts.' nnnU yesis, shirts, col 1 ,j 1 1 tJlassware,1 ,m. I'erluinery, , Kssenc;', 1 J'rcsurved Fruits, 1 Tobacco, ' .1.1, Wooden Ware . .Fish, &..! stock uf vliuioo


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ocr: GREAT EXCITEMENT!!! an r.Mim; stock r NEW GOODS. u:rv vir.it mm u: v sM)i:us ll.i ririlvpit mul oppMiit si lli'ir new sor, In ih rinr ami n.tr ft tli Ilcllcvuf 1 1 oi in o t In Hi-llrviif, tli' Largest & 13 st Selected Block of (tnnils tvrr briHiijIit lo lll"vni'j wliii li thry will noil for rmli nt pi i. - fur lx low tlfws t vkhlili (fciixld liave ! otii-nd lnriuforr. 'f ilnuU IntP'iil I" follow tlie liiirlifalntin s'ylt f momi' In tlieir inltrlim,inrnt', lint littn tlie pin i il (mill wlint w ny Unit our (inodl were pmrliaurd ,tl mirli nricrn, (li lt w ili-fy rninpnt it inn, nml nnly U pmrli.l wt-r to givi tin a rail In nrilir to' n.itixfv Hn-msrlvn, (lnr sinrk cnniiHts In purr or tnn articlrl t ' . . . i ' - Ffnrli, r.tiKlifll ami Ainiii'Jii HIkMk, C.ulincrrs , K.iltitirllft, Kpntnrl, v J.in,' , JIpiI Tickim;, I'l l I.I J.li .- v. Klnniirh, &.r., Fvrrv varlc'v "f Faslilonntili' CtfMM)!, Amrirnn nml IiirIhIi Print, Ac. A lurco snnnrlttiPnt at HATf, CAPS, HOOTS ami SHOKS, of rv rv varlrty and nlyli Our Htock of thi in lrnn ami tmpl-l (il.ASSWARi: it ml QUi;i'..NSU'Alti:. Winilow (JIjis of all Sips. Of rvery ilrsrrinlinii, mn li nn Niiiriir, CufTrp. Itirc. Tobarco, Soi''rs and Siniir, ('.imllrs ami S vi p. We hnve made nrrnniri'innitn I" have n nii- pcrior article of FLOP It ajw-ny n linnd. In ronrliiilon, we wondl say come nml K.it sfy yonrselvri. no 2'J-lt. BEALEST ATE"FdRSALEr 30 LOTS INUKLLl'A UK. Also SHARKS IJKM.KVUK STOCK'. do KI.K MM, ADDITION " do JUNCTION CITY. I'or further patticulara cmjuiro of T. M. McCUUI),


ocr: ANOTHER GRAND ENTERPRISE! 1000 PAIRS Eastern Boots & Shoes SELLING AT COST A T T HE OMAHA CITY Boot and Shoo Store, To make, room for my own manufacture. Also, a good assort ment of Ladies' andOents' Rubber, Overs and Sandals of A. No. 1 quali ty, at a very small advance, together with a complete assortment of work nf my own man ufacture, including Ladies' and Cents' liuffalo Overs. , Also, a well selected Stock of Leather and Findings. P. 8. Every style of Root or Shos made to order, ns usual, and warranUd easy, fashion able and durable, no 13-tf. W. HENRY STARK. HOUSE CARPENTER AND TOUNTESIFL- AN. 1IRICGS, TaVe (his method of in- forming his friends, and the public L-enerallv. tlt.it he is prepared to IJL'ILD AND FINISH, iu the best manner Dwelling Houses Of every descript ion of style ti ml finish, on the most, reasonable terms. Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance of public patronage. llellevue, Oct. 30, 1W 2-tf HOUSE CARPENTERS AND AYE would respectfully inform the Inhabi tants of llellevue and vicinity thai we are prepared to ERECT and FINISH Buildings of all Descriptions, On the shortest notice, ami in the most work inenlike manner. Having been engaged in the business several years, we feel confident in stating, that all who favor ns with their cus tom, will be pleased with our work. C. P. STORRS Bclleviie, Oct 23, lSall. l-tf Boot c&3 Shoo


ocr: THE MISSOURI RIVER AND IOWA STONE n t f re AT ST. MARYS, MILLs CO., IOWA, ARE nrrpsr! to furninh Wot-rn Iowa and Kchrsika with SAND, RRAVF.L, LIMB, U()CK. fc nUIT.mNO STUNK or evrry vsrii-tr, sie and shspo. v have farilitios for q.iarrvinR ANY QUANTITY, that may . ni.-,iPt. n(l tUo intend to make - DRICK, WATER LIME, AC. 100 Laborers REFERANCES: P. Choutsau J, Sl Co., . . 1 .... . 1,untf Col'HCIL BtfKS. All orclcm fdioidd hr addrrs".! to JNO. W. ANTHONY, S crtast. st. Marys, March r,ih,l&57 21tf. jij ir r i


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ocr: M NE17- ADVERTISEJIENTS. AGENCY. F0S 1121.'.. 135 Lr-ts in South Errjwnri'ns. -. 55 O-ir.aal " - -13 Asm of L&1 (eitered'f ljcisr"a tisQty 113 AWscf Aindes-ere aijv.ria Browt.rir.e. V ' - . 13 ;.LotS ia tas'Aa City. ' caalj i.-.r. olatedty ciEi:-o-i the rn.l -rnc- ortjrjrr-jiir-. - ; .R. TT. FTT.5A3.


ocr: A. C. BEVAN, IVZAZxxxfA.otxxzrx'o O F MASONIC REGALIAS. OREGON, HOLT CO., MO.


ocr: FRESH DRY GOODS. EEDYt JAMESON & CO., Nos. 170 and 172 Main St., St. Louis. WE are now in receipt of the most complete and magnificent stock, everoffercd to the Western Trade. Merchants visiting this city are invited to make an examination of our stock and prices. vimv TiMFiv rn


ocr: BROWNVILLE STEAM MILL, IVOEL, LAKE, & EMERSON, N. B. We would respectfully inform tho citi zens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that wo have always on hand a large and well selected supply of LUMBER, which we can furnish at low er rates than any mill in the Territory. Market prices paid for logj delivered at the yard or on the bank of the river. All orders accompanied with the cash, will receir


ocr: n. Johnson, Hightstown, " I. Reed & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Robinson & Bro., " " Burlington Co. Bank, Medfcrd, N. J. Iff Mill JOHN COLHOUN & BROTHER, (Sign of the Padlock, opposite the Post Office.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALElt IS Building and Saddlery Hardware, GROCERIES, Boots, Slices, Leather and Shoe Findings. ST. JOSEPH, MO. HAVE now in store, and to arrive shortly, Amer ican and Foreign Hardware, such as : Greaves k Son's Files Scissors and Edge Tools Pocket knives Butcher's do do Knives and forks Spear & Jackson's saws Brass curtain bands and Gimlet poiited screws pins Griffin's and American Door locks horse nails Augers and auger bitts Post hole acgers Corn knives Ames' shovels and spades Briar scythes Lull & Porter'a Eh utter Grass and grain do Butts Nails Morticing machines Shovels and tongs Circular, mill and muly Candlesticks saws Framed wood saws Planes and plane irons Blacksmiths' Bellows and Coopers drawing knives Vices do adzw and wood Mousehole Armitage an- toob , vil3 Tress Hoops ( ' American anvils Butts, cast nd wrought Stocks and dies Copper rivets for belts Pad hooks, brcech'g loops Tuyere Irons Fad screws, cockeyes Plated and com. stirrups Ornaments, racks do do Bitts Girth rein and roller web do do Buckles Silk, 3 cord thread do do Rings Calf jkins Breast and rtin snaps Upper leather Lasts, pegs Briddle do Peg floats Skirting do Pincers Harness do Shoe thread Belting do Bristles, waj Goat nkins Lining skins Enammeiled leather Binding With many goods embracing a complete assort ment of the most desirable which they will sell at the lowest prices. J. COLHOCN 4 BRO. April 16th, 1857. 31-ly


ocr: III it Patent Portable HJill. THE subscribers have entered into a partnership under the firm of Reed, Holabird & Co., to manufacture the J. C. Reed, Patent Portable Gn3t Mill and are now prepared to furnish all those in want of a cood Corn or Wheat Mill that for dura bility, simplicty and economy ; excel any Mill in the world. On the late exhibition of the Mechanics institute in Cincinnati, Gold ATedal was awarded them for it. It is adapted to all Grain erindinzpnrposes : it is superior to all others for the most extensive Merchant Mill, as it is for grinding the i armera feed by Horse tower. ihe above Mills aro manufactured by the under signed at their shop in Cincinnati, O., where they con be fumi3hedin any quantity at short notice. lne above Mills warranted to perform as follows: 30 in. diam., per hour 50 B. Corn, 25 Wheat, $300 30 " " " 30 15 " 250 24 " " 20 " 13 " 200 20 " " 16 " 8 " 150 As this Mill tells its own story, it is unnecessary to quote from our numerous recommendations, received. r- .rts


ocr: GREAT IT. S. Mail Boute, From NemaJia Agency, in Kansas, to the mouth of the Ayoway Etver, Nebraska. TIIIS LIXE makes one trip per week, each way, stopping at tho principal towns on the 3!issouri Hirer. Good Hacks all the way through, and good horses and nice younsj men for drivers. J. U. k V,'. HENXET, Contractors. Doc. 1S56


ocr: J. T. 1I0RS. ,C. i XjYPORD &, HORN. . "W HOLES ALE ; AND RETAIL ... Dealers in "' t " j - - DOry Goods ;; GROCERIES, ' . HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, hoots, shoes, Nails, Stoves, IMows, rarniture, etc., SOXORA, MO. April Oth, 1S57. 43-tf 15,000 lbs. of Dacon, For sale, cheap for Cash, by LYFORD 4 HOKX. Sonora, Mo., April Cth, 1857. 43-tf A. C. BE VAN, MASONIC REGALIAS. ? OREGON, HOLT CO., MO. U. C. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ; and Real Estate Agent. BROWN VILLE, T. KEFEUEXCES. Hon. Wm.Jcssnp, Montrose, Fa. Ik S. Bently, u u. a John C. ililicr, Chicago, 111. : Wm. I. McAllister, " Charles F. Fowler, " " ; Wm. Ferguson, Brownville, N. T. O. F. Lake, u u u Hay 7, 1857, 47-ly ; GEORGE F. KENNEDY, A. T.YI:':t.


ocr: MPHERSON, MORRISON & I1UTCIIINS, Hare jtst Received f At ihcirNeiv Building ' -' 5 1 OH TEE LEVEE of . f . ; ; . SPRING GOODS OF EVERY STYLE " QUALITY AND PRICE, Which they intend to sell Lower than the Lowest!!! At their New Establishment you will find everything needed in the Western country, from a bar of soap to a broadcloth coat. DSf GOODS, OF THE LATEST STYLES, A X D Sold Hcmailial)ly;Low. NEW AND IilCU EMDROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FBWGES, FANS AND FANCY GO OD b Silks, Sattins and Slippers, A larje and complete assortment of BONNETS AND BONNET TRIMMINGS, of every Etyie and quality, Cloths, Casimcres, and Vestings READY MADE SHIRTS, ' AXI) Ready Made Clothiia rr To Ct the Million 1! Of the best manufacture and of superior Workmanship. Looking Glasses, That will make an ug'.y man handsomo and a lady of beauty moro lovely, HATS AND CAPS, That will Ct and please everybody. Boots and Shoes, From the infantile arti ile of red morocco, to the graceful boot of the gentle man's walking costume. Sardwaro rvzxci Cutlery from the best manufacturers at


ocr: HEW CASH SIOHEl! BROWliVTLLH, T. The subscribers would inform tho ciilrens of Brown- ille, and surrounding couztry that their NEW STORE HOUSE Is completed, and they are now receiving and opening an extensive stock of . .-r T- Trr h s v -Tv t J U , 1 V 1 T 1 H I I ,N 1 w -a- ' coMTRisnra in part, boots "d: shoes, Flardwrire, and TiriTrrtrc, COOKING AND BOX STOVES, ruiaiiTmni, o which they invite the attention cf cntomern Their Gois are selected with reference to tho ' wants of the tomi and surrour.Jicg co en try, and will be sold as . i Low U3 any House above St. Tocph FLOUR AND CORN MEAL, constantly on ilaxd. . C01IE ONE! C01IE ALL! I ; And examine cur Siock for youfjtl re Rerrectf ally, McAllister, roziEii 4 co." ' ErownyEle, October 25, 1S58. vlnlStf


ocr: UEI.1AHA UALLEY CAHIC. BKOWNTILLE, N. T. A. Haixax, Cash'r. S. u. Erroi-E, Pres't. OFFEX1IXG DAYS, Mondays and Thursdays. DISCOUNT DAYS, Tuesdays and Fridays. BANKING HOURS, from 1st November to 1st March, 10 A. 11., to 3 P. M.; from 1st March to 1st November, t A. to 3 P. M. " 6m


ocr: J. HART & SON mm Oregon, Holt Conuty, Jlissonri. KcponstaEtl v on hnnd all description of Harness, Saddles Bridle?, Ac. &e. -'. lir' trerj article innttr shop is mannfactnred by 0Hrsclvc.;,aud warrnnted to RivO satisfaction.


ocr: :"ATTO?.EY AT-iAW5': LAND AND LOT xVGENT. ' ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, N. T.


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ocr: STONE c o iyj p a iu. y AT S T. MARYS, MILLs CO., IOWA, AUK prepare! to furnish Western Iowa and Nebraska with SAND, GRAVEL, I.I M K, ItiiCK, & BUM. DING STONE ' of every variety, size and shape. Tliev have facilities for quarrying ANY QUANTITY, that may be needed, and also intend to make BUCK, WATER LIMZ, &C. 100 Laborers 11KFKRANCF.S: P. Chouteau Jk, & Co., ?t. Loci'. Gbkenk, Wear1-, Sl Bintom, Coucuifr Bluff. All orders should be addressed to JXO. V. ANTHONY, S cr'tarv Kt. Mary, March 15th, 1S57. . 21ti. M. MEYER. A. OETZSCHMANN, Meyer & Getzschmanns FLOURING MILL. The undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens of the adjoining counties in Nebraska, that they are building a new FLOURING MILL, with two run of Burrs, at ; ST. MARY, MILLS CO., IOWA. Io be in operation on the 1st of August. 1W. Fanners will do well to raise plenty f Wheat. we arc prepared to pay the highest prices ijicush. ( (JV BarVy will also be bought by the pro- lirUii' ( f tho ST. M AltY BR EWERY, n', !J.i r.cxt brnrs. l.r. 10 3x. l.T. HuHOWAY. C.D.KELLER. Ilolloway & Keller, GENERAL LAND AGENTS, Bellevue city, N. T., will promptly attend to the collecting and investing money, locating Warrants, buvim and selling city lots, 4x. Odice at the Bellevue House. " " house and lot foe'saie. ONE good Dwelling House and Lot sale. Possession given immediately. En quire of H. T. CLARKE. FOX SALE. , ONE TOP BUGGY. ONE FINE SADDLE. BOOKS, MEDICINES St of the late Dr. Rice. Empire of 11. T. CLARKE. m v -y yzi r ailOnng ! Tailoring ;nilJ Lsa FCR SALE. ONE BAY HORSE, a fine Saddle and B ig gv Horse, ONE SET OF SILVER PL TED DOUB LE HARNESS. ON E LC MRER W C.ON. ONE PRAIRIE PLOW, rod KljlHMI FEET TIMBER. CLARKE A Bellevue, March 3ntli,lH.r7. 2l-tf The undersignel Iwl'S lev to inform viiixeiii of ht-tlevuc and vicinity that he prepared to do custom work, in Ui f.nliion and incxt apiwovtd style. He coi.lident that his work is unsurpassed or West j and by moderate prices xolicits a share of tlie public patronage. will always be found ready to recuive at the Bellevue House, . - ' JOSFPn BRAY. Bellevue, N. T. March llth lK57,tt . ! W. H. & J. IlTsMITIl! LAND AGENTS, BELLVUE, N, T., WILL nttond faithfully and nroinutlv Io lug and Ring Real l utale. City Ixts, Mi'Xrants. Uliice at Hie


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ocr: r, 1 MATVTIN W. KIDES,J JAS. D. vrniTE, i. ) Nebraska City NT) JAS. D. TIIST, Council Bluff's, Iowa. CASSADY, TEST, RIDEN & CO., (Successors to Riden A White. LAND AGENTS. NEBRASKA CITTK. T. HAVING made arrangements by which we will receive accurate copies of all the Townships embraced in the Eastern portion of Nebraska, we are now prepared to offer our Berviecs to the , u Squatters of NtbrasJca Territoi-y" In Tilling Declaratory Statements of Inten tion to Pre-empt. Securing Pre-emptions, Locating Land Wurrants- AND ENTERING LAND, a iid Warrants Bought and Sold. LAND ENTERED ON TIME. pi;n,i.H,Mit;nn raid to Burins and Selling .miminsiiin! Also, to makinz Collections and forwarding remittances to any part of the Union. JilaakS of all Kinas always u nana. REFERENCES. Hon. A. A. Bradford, Nebraska City. S.F.Nucioll?, " Messrs. Dolman West, St. Joseph, Mo., Peter A. Keller. Washington City Tiionis Lumpkin, " " June 23.1S55. vl-n4 JEfTERSGX P. CASADY


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ocr: MS STBBB. JOHN COLHOIX & BROTHER, (Sign of the Padlock, opposite the Post Office.) WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DKAXER IX Building and Saddlery Hardware, GROCERIES, Boots, Shoes, Leather and Shoe Findings. ST. JOSEPH, MO. ' HAVE now in etorc, and to arrive shortly, Amer ican and Foreign Hardware, such as : Greaves &. Son's File3 Scissors and Edge Tools Pocket knives Butcher's do do Knives and forks Spear & Jackson's saws Brass curtain bands and Gimlet pointed screws pins Griffin's and American Door locks horse nails Augers and auger bitts Post hole augers Corn knives Ames' shovels and spades Briar scythes Lull & Porter's chatter Grass and grain do Butts Nails - ' ' i . Morticing machines Shovels and tongs Circular, mill and mnly Candlesticks saws ' Framed wood saws Planes and piano irons Blacksmiths' Bellows and Coopers drawing knives Vices - " - . do ad res 'and. wd--Mosctiota Annila'e an tool -yils" ,:'.'-.y-. Tress Hoops ' . American anvils Butts, cast and wrought Stocks and dies Copper rivety for twits Pad hooks, breech'g loops lujrero irons - - raa screws, cocSeyes Plated and com. .stirrups : Ornaments, racks do do Bitts Girth rein and roller web aoi . t do Jiuckles Silk, 3 cord thread . . do - v do Rings Calfskins Breast and rein snaps Upper leather Lasts, pegs - . Briddle do Peg floats . Skirting do Pincer? Harness do Shoe thread Belting do Bristles, wax Goatskins Lining skins Enammelled leather Binding With many goods embracing a complete assort racnt of tho most desirable which they will sell at the lowest prices. J. COLHOCN & BRO. April 16th, leaf. 31-ly THOMAS WILLIAMS, Attorney and Counsellor fit Law ilsrowiiYflle, A, T. Will practice in the Third Judicial District in Ne braska Territory, and in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit in tho State of Missouri. REFERENCES. Richard Brown, Brownville, X. T. R, W.Furnas. . a Dr. John McPnerson, ' Tippecanoe, Ohio. James Foster, Oregon, Mo. George N. Miilcr, , Archer, N. T. DANIEL ZOOK,


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ocr: NI) CHEAP GOODS. JUST RECEIVED BY NUCKOLLS & CO. GLENWOOD, IOWA, A Lareo and Well Selected Stock (Express ly for THIS Market) of Dry Goods, Clothing, Castings, Groceries, Queensware, Hats &. Caps, Boots St Shoes, Pine Doors, Iron, Nails, Sash, Hardware, Cutlery, Locks, Latches, Window Shutters, &c, ke. Havino been bought and shipped at low figures, we flatter ourselves we are able to offer such inducements to CASH Mlil' HUH as have not heretofore been offered. We ask an examination of ottr Goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. The La dies will find at our Store a large st of 9 CHALLI, BKRAGE, DEL A INS, POPLINS. GINGHAMS, VICTORIA LAWNS, EMBROIDERED ROBES, PLAID SILKS, &c., &c All of which will be sold verv LOW. NUCKOLLS fc CO. Glenwood, Mills Co., Iowa. no 4-tf. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! NEW PRICES!!! New Everything, at the Old Stand of SARPY & ENGLISH. EDWARD C. EOSBYSHELL HAS tTie honor to inform the people of tb Southern District of Douglas and the adjoin ing counties, Nebraska, that he is now open ing one of the largest Stocks of GOODS tver brought to Glenwood, Mills county, lows, consisting of , DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. BOOTS fc SHOES, HATS i. CAPS, . Q U K ENS WARE, NAILS, LEATHER, CORDAGE, IRON, OILS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, YANKEE NOTIONS, te., And everything that may be found generally iu city stores, all of which he will sell 1 CHEAP FOR CASH. ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO DUCE taaen in exchsnge for Goods. Buy ers from town or country wishing good and cheap Goods, either at wholesale or retail, will save money by calling and examiningJiis stocK before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find good bargain and fair dealing. Glenwood, Iowa, no 4-tf


ocr: EDJilD BELLEVUE (Coiiuiiercial Emporium 1 1 t Mil' undersigned respectl'ullf solicit til attention of ths cltDens of Dsllsvus and vicinity, J -eir fxti-isie assnrtmeiit of goods, embracing eeiv variety usually kept In the wtet; The ' etitlmiiif the ladies Is particularly called to our large assortment of dress goods, ronsistiii. In part of silks, French and Amriicuit Jaconet and Orgamly Iiwns, Bersges, De Laines, Ac. Figured and Plain Swiss, Jaconet and Hook Muslins, Calicos, Ribbons, Artlt cial Flowers and Wreaths, Urns Tiimmlngs, Hosiery, Runnels, Flats, ke. BOOTS dti SHOES. Ladies due morocco slippers, kid and moroceo buskins, psroul ties, and Jenny Llnd, kid, sn-ameh-d and calf skin hire hoots, black tnd colored ((alters, Ve. Gent's flse moroceo and calf skin boots, tine cloth, calf skin and patent leather gaiters, sew'd and pt-g'd saonroes, slippers-, fee. Children's shoes, a jrreat variety. 1 A U( 5) Men's and boys' fine felt, wool, Panama, currncna, tetnette, Leghorn, palm, a great variety. OLOTIIIN Or. 11i largest stuck ever opened in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, shirts, col lars, uver-ulls, tc. of all sites, styles, and quality, for men, boys am! children. A great variety of both English and American manufacture, Carpenters' tools, fcc. House ktepcis and builder will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing slsewhere. ALSO, Qupenswortfj Medicines, Extracts, Oyster, Choice Cigars, Furniture, Flour, Also, a largo stride of choice G- rooorios, All ths above articles, together with a great variety not mentioned, will be sold low for cash. All kinds of merchant ible country producs taken In exchange ror goods. Also Dry Hides, Furs, ir. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to us by ths citi zens u this county, we earnestly solicit Its conUnuuc. 3mos3t r Ti l i r t tlassvaff( Perfumery, Essences, Preserved Fruits, Tobacco, Wooden Wtrei Fish, feci SEATON fc ROWLES; Main Street


ocr: BELLEVUE HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND POPULAR H O T E L, OFFERS EVERY To the Public, and will reader Assimors attiixtio.v To V.t vaaU of JJIS C VESTS. J. T. ALLEN. Bellevue, Oct. 23, lS.o. 1-tf


ocr: rASK t. KEMP, WILLIAM ISODSllAM. Mew IToe'Es. HUN AIO) JEWELRY STOSE. KEMP &. FRODSHAM, DE XLERS in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Rifles, Shot Guns, and Pi.tols. ' CLOCKS. Thirty hov.r and eipht day ch.oks of the two best manufactories in the Union steamboat and oifice spring clocks. GUNS. SInL'le and double shr (Jnns, from five to fifty dollars ; Ri-les, of our own Make; also. Ei'st.ra r-ike: Pi Vols of all kinds; -u, flasks, shot bags, wadilirig and wad cut'.eis; coinmon and wa:er-prM.f capsi colt's cans, and n-imero is orher sr.icle suitable for the Western trade, which neither time nor snace will allow to enumerate. r'xf All of the aboii ar'icles sold on the mnsl reisiiirihle terms. Ri-'niih dune to orb-r at s'lurt notice. y.if O mi Ci i y, N. f.


ocr: TO mm BELLEVUE (Commercial Emporium ! ! rflHR undersigned respectfully solicit the attention of the citizens of Rfllevue and vlrlnlly, A to their extensive assortment of goods, embracing every varlrty usually kept In the west. The attention of the ladles is particularly called to our lnrgo assortment of dress goods, consisting In part of silks, French and American Jaconet and Organdy Lawns, tlrrages, lie La lues, ftc. Figured and Plain Swiss, Jaconet and Book Muslins, Calicos, Itibbous, Artifi cial Flowers and Wreaths, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Bonnets, Flats, ftc. BOOTS cfo SHOES. Ladies fine morocco slippers, kid snd morocco buskins, parodl ties, and Jenny Llnd, kid, en ameled and calf skin lace boots, black and colored gaiters, Ac. (tent's lias mororco and calf skin boots, fine cloth, calf akin and patent leather gaiters, sew'd and prg'd luonroes, slippers, Ac. Children's shoes, a great variety. mi A Men's and great variety. boys' fine felt, weot, Panama, curracoa, seanette, Leghorn, palm, a O Hi O T;il I TXT C3r. The Isrgest stork ever opened in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, shirts, col lars, over-alls, lie. of all sites, styles, and quality, for men, boys and children. A great variety of both English and American manufacture, Carpenters' tools, Ac. Home keepers and builders will find it to their advantage to call bsfors purchasing elsewhere. ALSO, Quccnswaro, Medicines, Extracts, Oysters, Choico Cigars, Furniture, Flour, Also, a large Gr rooorJLoo. All the above articles, together with a great variety not mentioned, will be sold low for cash. All kinds of merchantable country produce taken in exchange for goods. Also Dry Hides, Furs, Ac. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to ua by the citi zen, of this county, we earnestly solicit its continuance. BEATON Sl ROWLE8, 3mos34 Main Street. SJ Glassware, Perfumery, Essences, Preserved Fruits, Tobacco, Wooden Wart, Fish, &. stack of choice


ocr: THE MISSOURI RIVER AND STONE COMPANY. AT ST. MARYS, MILLs CO., IOWA, ARE prepared to furnish Western lows Nebraska with 8AND, GRAVEL, ROCK, Sl BUILDING STONE of variety, site and shape. Tbv hav for quarrying ANY QUANTITY, that ba needed, and also Intend to make DRICK. WATER LIME, tkC. 100 Laborres REFERANCESi P. Chootrao Ja, Sl St. Loui. Gskriu, Waxes, St Council Bi-vrrs. All orders should be addressed to . JNO. W. ANTHONY, Sicrstarv. St. Marys, March 15th, 1857. 2ltf. OMAHA


ocr: VARIETY STORE. THE undersigned have opened, near the Printing Office, in Bellevue, a large and varied anortment of Goods. Among the variety may bt found DRY GOODS, Such as Brown Mu.lln, Calico, , Sheeting, Shirting, Hosiery, lie. KNIVES. FORKS, SCYTHES, WOOD-SAWS, SHOVELS, HAY-FORKS. 8PADES, TEA-KETTLES, ORIND-8TONES, CHAINS, he., Together with a quantity of Boots c3 SllOOS Segars, Rakei, Ropes, Horss-collara, Carpet sacks, Window Saeh, Doore, TEAS AND SUGARS, Tobocco, Queensware, Glassware, Flour, Crackers and a great many more articlea. They keep constantly on hand, a large as sortment of good Wines and Liquors, Warranted the best quality t cheap for cash. n37tf J. P. HORN . CO.


ocr: WOOL, WORTH'S NEBRASKA IN 1057. THIS work will again b ready for delivery by the 17th Inst. The first supply was re ceived last week and was immediately sold. A new County Map, corrected by Mr. livers, according to the county boundaries establish ed by the Legislature last winter, has been engraved expressly for the work, and will ap pear In the next edition. Resides a history of the Territory, Its con dition and prospects, the work contain the claim laws of Nebraska, and a digest of the United States pre-emption laws, making a complete pre-emptnr's guide. Every person Interested In Nebraska should have a copy of the work. Price, with the map, 75 cents) without the ma p.BO cents. Single copies mail ed, postage paid, on receipt of price, to any part of the country. C. C. WOOLWORTH, Omaha, June 11, 1857 32 tf Publisher. HO 6 K S, ST TIO N E It Y AND PAPER HANGINGS. A complete assortment at WOOLWORTH'9 Bookstore, Omaha City, N. T. (jy Special agent for School Boors. 2w32