PUokI'di Mortpages, Executions, Reptevina,UrrUge Lirn.c-Ac- - e for ,e la OEs.

"jtB- - J-- 8- - WILLIAMS, Wit li the antboiTAftot la ft. Louis for tbls paper, will attend to

eotrectiows and purchases Id that City. OJietStreet, V. E. cor. ia,

B50W5VII.LE, THURSDAY, MAY, 3 , 1863.

- Liceo Dusif-r- s at Cincinnati lir&nch.

. if you want glaa of nice Lagerter, guto ilie Gambricus.

1 1 1 -

COOlSacaftflOCS X or tne bst gow HENDERSON & CO'S.

Lioen Coau at CitcinnMe Branch.

Gnilrinus was the inrentor of Beerttid Christ Kraus is Lis prophet.

Double Shovel Plows, Hny Hakes, andher Fanning Implements at Swan &.

r' O'roceiy and Prumiou Store.

tfn. II. McCrcerj, of the ClljUrCS SlOre, ha.-- yet a large Mock cf WallPtpti and Window Shades of tveryariety.

Baskets, Wooden Bowels. Tubs, etc.,at . SWAN & BRO'S.

Metfailles Pants a: Cincinnati Branch.

Win. H. MtCreery sto.k of O.b,Leads md Pain's will be always kept up.

The be.--t Groceries and Cutlery can befouud -- t Kaincy &. Co.'e Star Store.

Liuu Pan1 hi LV.t uui;iti B. auch.

Ci;... Mtckof Prints aul Tobuc atIIim) &. Cj." Siar Su.re.

KeniCIllbtT.--C;ha- s. Theuuerl kepami lU none but th i. a. f l.terli cr, cue door wen of Br, i;vi ! Ho it.

F ll stick Vests at Cit.ciut.au lkni,cU.

100 Sndis XXX St Loals Flour!Jut reived, per Steamer Kat Kr-a-r

i.y. THEO. HILL & CO.

Frails i Du-te- r- at the GOOD SA.MARITAN

Home aril Lot lor Fale, Maint"i-ei- . in'lit-Cnyo- t iitOAiiville, at h

bargain! Fn'ju:re at thi.- otfioe. tf

Latet S) !e l nt Cticiniiati Bnmc'i.

. Spritij-l- e & MtPheison hav htd l;i'ea

ly th best mpply of L g?. and are turniug out the rsi louib-- r as well a $ thechoicest Mipply t Flour in the Market- -

Ttunk" an ! Ar.ilieh Cnu i. nati Branch.

For 8alc ! Eigh'y Ar res of Vulua.'ble Lund S. hf.Se. rjr,21.6. 14-n- th

in 10 n.iles of Brownville and near GlenRck; water,' rt tie and tiiul tr on it. Ata bargain ! Enquire t this i ffio . tt

Gent's Fumis-hui- Go. dsCiu. Branch.

- CarabllKOUS. The genuine "For.est Cny Li2er Ber" alwayon hand atChaales Theunert's Gainbrinu; this

cBctr 'a knowu o be the best audt.eal'.hiet ever biouht to this town.

Cassiiuere Suits nt Cincinnati Bianch.

Farmers, Attention! Evan Wor- -

tbii4? i." Agni r the Qukr Mower.New Y ik ii bined Reaper ai d Mwt r

utki t ul ivaur, and Pmi- - lb fl lo :

ctii ju.--i I v. ri.;l. inu.M i r nr'vijSt.-re- .

Jinn' 1Ut er. at the Go. d

Srit.r.tu.

t .! .i -- Gri er ie5 iuid h e J'ru lit

Jt'i.vii r- -. ii CV.' Ci.it &n.re.

Tost OiSec llcj:irsOpns:, 7.30, a in., cb-e- s D, p. m

Ktstern ZNXaii closes at 5 6o k. p u. j

Northern Mail duces 6:30, p. m !

W et-ir- Mailcloses,Monday,7:30..mAi D. MaasH, P. M.

Tte Cllj BrCHCry, laving ben re-

cently ntitud and extended, is now pre-jur- td

to'M.ppiy any and all demand for

lttr ihai may be made. This Beer is' wuiuiiuz .Jtsrvetj fie wheFev. r it is

hauk, and eintr ent for troiu abroad."- b.HRINER BRIEGEL.

-- Xlnel LlCielt Hae now and w illCoiutautly kep ou band enough Lune tosupply the market, at n y Kiln on ihNercaha at LongV Bridge.32-t- f HENRY HARMON.

'.See the New Advrtieflent?, ?pee- -

"ly that of the Circus, which cume '

wiia a full troop of the beM ttaiu'd animal and actors luthe Union.

Twenty.fire '.dollars for twery-fiv- e

tents, one botcle of LiouV C meat will"pair anything broken. Try it en any-a- ?

To be Souni at theSAMARITAN.

: EtdIIor3 tcea to be Tery.icarca ar.tide hereabouts, this sewoa. Last season at least thirty were eifermed in thiscounty; this teasrvn, ea far, but one. Afortune is tr&inrf; here fcr the otrner cf

fine, blocked animal, acsl our farmersare amicus to pay it crer.; Cense rihtaloes ! ' ;. v'. ' ; ;

,. ;EcIiOCl NotlCC The Directors of

me Brownville City District have road

rransemnts with Mr. S. C. Danfcrthto open School for One; Quarter, corn

rnericin oh Monday next, " it .

Mr. Danforth has . employed,Miss

Anna M. U'lmrsiJes and Mitv Eliza M.Rt-ad- e as Assistants.

Terms of Tuition same as list quarter.half of tuition per Scholar to bs paid ou

$ iVn Ta V1i a?nr.t4a fST fftirWA Ka ! ftri r liJ

the DistricL '. .

; , y

Gentleman BoTlnc Many f our

citizens are jti't now canvassing the pro-

priety of purc! a?ing a Beau : for : theCows owned in this city.- - We learn thatR. A. StfWart. of Bedford Precinct, hasa plena id blooded animal which he i

diviroua of felling.- - Somebody ttnrt a

subscription ; we'll go $5 for that object.

A Superb selection of Toilet Article?

at the Good Samaritan

riiotoprapli Callerr. For pood

piniur.", Phtifoirraphs or Ambrotypes.call at A. & M. Stafford's Rooms above

the Po.t Ofike. AVe are prepared to do

the best rf wotk in the hortet pottitletime, and on a? reasonable tera.? ns anyin th West. Givttus call. Examineourwoik. We injure satisfaction

We tateall rtif .ioture,Of evcrj itjle if farr. ;

Iioih rtM.t.grnj hn ai.d Ambrotype,In 1ain tr fanj cares.

A & M. STAFFORD.3 l-- tf Brovmviile, Jftb.

Blsliop Clarkson's Visitation.Biftiop ClarkMm. the new Bhop of Ne-bmk- a,

will ', St. ; John"Cl.nrcb. Netnaba f 'ity. on Sunday. MayGib. to the Ur.rjl.ipof A'mebty God,nrccrdinp to the Rites of the ProtetentEpcopal Church ; and will also. admin-ist- r

the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation.On Mnr day eveninfl following he will

open, with appropriate services, the newHall in thi City.

A collection will be takn up at both

places.

Fire and Tornado Insurance Co.From the stel inent of the-Fir- e and

Tornado Insurance Company in" anotherc Inmn. i"i will b seen th"! Geo. W.

Hill & Co.. are A?en? for this county.W Jire now prepnred to injure againFire. Iifi'ninJ" or Tornado, in city orcoun'ry!" Our Company take only aferik?. and th refnre ran inure t a verj5inll per cent, r'f-fyiri- jr crmpetiiioi in

tlris respect, or in th rnmpt pMiiPiiufVft !os.ps. A in the cae of 'Mr. C'rdill, you n ay be burnt cban tut. whilebut a f w ,lllar for a prl:y inthiCoriitpany will p'nee y u all iit:ht thould sm--

nn accid nt happen

Just reci ivtd n J C DuerV Soveand Tin Su re a large at d w II ? Ietdtork of C)W Stove?, viz. Charier O-tk- .

Burk's Peerles, and ihe CelebratedHearth Sove ; al.--o. a superior Mock of

elevated Oven Stove, the most complete

ptierns" ever offered in thi marketAl.o. cast Ttakittles. Wahboilers. hkil-Utnn- d

Lid.. A choice lot of Indiai aWajron Timber, fuch an Yokes, Fellow?.Atels. Totinjr. MVagon Bos, PlowHandle. &' . &.C H- - also keep on handa mperior nock of SI'go ai.d Tyrone

Hoe Shoe. and N I, Ox Sho." andN'l-- . PlowSt-- l for la'tre md mib1I

Plows; ?eti Sprinj;.. Buccv AxtJ. Irona a All. ft

mi.U Wocdtii 'oiip. All :or B ineapfr cah. S2-2- t

Fire. 'e learn th i. on last SundayMirl't, ihe reldlle of Uncle D.iti Cg- -

dill, lirinu Hrxu ibret- - miles northwe.-- !

. i. jol ii r !'V. w I. iiiki m me jri ui u

V I I H i i 1:1- - li lt i hi and wearing Hp.

mi ei No lu ..I jjiven a? to how t

;catih fir. Ttux u luavy blow to the..hi no,n. aid r- - p'eMd io fy ih:i

. wr t ;iz n-. ?wU a- - lii in iul.tTIi:ive t one o.i.elhH'l? I.iw.lld." JlV..ir lillll- - - ' -

a fre.--h start.

NeiT Post C dee. Through theefforts of R. A. Stewart and others liv-

ing on il.e Big Muddy, in Betlfotd Bd-fol- d

PltcilCt, a l.fW pot i Hire Las le n

eftbli!-he- d tuder tbe-m- m of Shttioaf.The want ot this' i filce he breii much

felt in that ceitiou, whuh is rapidly set-

tling up. as they have heretofote had to

go five miles flcros-- the line in'O Rubardton county for the r mail.

Spring ana Summer Cloaihlns.S-eii- U Erhlich, of ihe Cincinnati

Branch CleihuiiT Huuae, have just re-

ceived a fplendid stock of Spring and

Summer Ch.ihii g. Hats-- . Cap. Ikxs aodSh(-s- . Their tck of Genu's F.j rn i;h- -

ifg Good is the tet aorimtnt everbrought to this innrkeL Being a Branch

Houe of the largei-- t Manufacturng Etabllbments in Cincinnati, their facilitiesfor eIUng pood cheap re unexcelled --

All they ask to prove this is a fair trial.

S12mr.tr CIcthics.81 Cbcissati Ertnch

Cllj Council Prccccito.Ccuccil met pursuant to adjournaeat

Mead ty night, April SO.h.

Present : C. G. Dorsey, Mayor.

AHrrnen: John 3Iorrison. A. P.Cogswell, W. W. Hackney, Eli WfiIcox,

D. Timers.?Iarhal; Jot-hu- a Rogers.Oa uctioo. Clerk ordered to isa a

City Order for tv dollars each to R. J.Whitney.' J. W. Pulock and T. C. Hack-er- .

and J. M. Henderson and S P. Tut- -

tie fur services as Judges and Clerks oft a a

vne April election.On motion of W. W. Hackney, the

Marshall was instructed to order personswho hare dumped dirt on Main streetbetween J. Berry's aui Btdford & Co'store, to level down the came forthwith,and if such order not complied with to

arrest thttn and bring them before theMayor.

On motion Clerk ordered to issue Or-

ders for $2 each to R. T. Rainey,. Wm.

H. MvCreerv and S. P. Tuttle for ser-vic- es

as Judges and Clerks of ptc;alelec. ion April 27ih ..'.I

On motion, Geo. Wr. Hill & Go's billwa returntd for correction. -

Petition to permit E. Worthing to sellmalt and rpuitou liquors and keep twobilliard tables granted.

Ou motion, the 1 cense on the BilliardTatlei was fixed at 10 each.

Ou motion, be iue tor the ?ale of Maliatd piMtuous Liquors was fixed tamea& iati year, S200; amended that ih.litetite be paid in cash.

On motion, parties receiving a licenseto tell liquors are prohibited, uuder pen-

alty of forfeiting their license, from sell-

ing to persons under 18 years of age ;

from Keeping opan after 10 o'clock atnight or. on Sundays

On motion. Clerk ordered to procurea Hank book in which to record the pro-

ceedings of the City Council to issue(6 00 in Orders for that purpose.

On motion, Clerk ordered to furnishthe Marshal a copy of the Ordinance onSlaughter Hces, etc., and the Marshalwas instructed to enforce the same.

Ou motion, the Marshal was orderedto examine every dwelling now occupiedwithin the Cuy limits, taking the nameof iaid occupiut. Also, that he makea thorotigu examination of all building?ou ?aul lot., notifying ihe ih-tuh- e

Mime must be perfectly cleun within oneday after such examination and at theexpiration of that ome he thail againmake, examination, of ta d lot, and if hefinds the party has not complied with tuchnotice tl all arrest the same. Au-i- , thatthe Marshal ie in.-iruci-ed ut the cametime to examine the Fiues lu&ee that thesame are in accordance with lh ltws.

On motion, the Cleik was ordered to

prC'ir 24 copies of ine Ordinisc- - al-iia- iiy

.passed by the Ci'y Cuunctl.Mr. VNfotnt y aek-- ttt privilege of

erecting a wod-- n luMug near th-Lv- e

for aBit Hu-- .A cominiitee ot nree was apj omted-1-

consider ih.' matter and it port ut 'heixt meeting.

Mr. Mariott's resignation as.. SneetC mmiiouer hauiei in and accepted.

Ouiiiotiou, Jonua Roger? wa appointed Street Coiiimi?iouer.

O.. in non. t.'.e Mur&hal was teqi.ir o

to li.iVe u Dt J'Uty, to la tipoitiled by theI i until.

On motion, the Marshal si.all be al-lov- d

S10 (iu Orders) jer month b"-fci'I- es

ns regular fees us Mar.-I.u- l; andihe same lee. as lsi year for S.reetCi'inuii.-sioiie- r.

Ihe Cl air aiii.ounced ihe follow it gasthe Stiitil ug Coint;tiee i vr ci

Messrs. Cogswell, lldckuy and MornSOU.

On moiiun, ihe Street Ci iiiuiiHOf.erwa instructed to rriiuve the Bridge m

the c jruer ot M ini an I L-v- e- treet.s;Gil op the excavation wit i dirt, huilJ

acro.--s the slouch hi itie c rner ofMmu treei, mid turn the' water now

rtinniiitr ou the souihsuli of Mini streetdown the uet ride of Levee street tothe Slough. '

"Ou motion, the Street Commissionerwas oidered to at end to the gulliis athe upper end of Main treei, after thebridg" n ait. n led to. and that he ordero it a is. any immiitely as possible towoik on ihe aireets. including persons bywlioin work i due.

On motion, S75 00 were allowedlor in ikinij :he

On motii'ti. it was agreed to let theFerry ai the next meeting to the highestie?poi,sihle bidder.

On motion Mr. Coirswell was rerpiest-e- d

10 run the Ferry, free of charge, un-

til our next met tin?.On motion, the Marsha! w required

o notify a 'I per on o.vnm lots aln;M:iiii Mreei 10 ci-- a ut tue Gutters;and eiiforci the 0'dic.nce for ihe re-

moval of Imildinj mai-rni- l, etc.. freni theirret; nod hU ;ht he.be rnuirl to

ih.rtKiilily e'eiii Nlaiii --ireiOn in- - lion, ifi Mjr-iiiti- t .v is i.iftru.-- i

d i ron.ve t!ie .'tmis I i acr.-i'- ion Maui ni 1 Rtret.

Tlie Council iheiipruieed.nl iociuvahvthe vote for Marsh-il- . cat at the prr4alelection held Aprd 27th. with the fohowlug reult:,

J obu Rogers. 47 vote?; JeremiahMarlotte 3-- 5 vo'e; Phiueat Jon-s- . 22votes; R. T. Rainey. 1.

On iHOlion. ihe Mar-hal- bond a

fixidMtSlOO.O motion, the Strati C.'nt-s'u'- i r

boi.d uui fixed at $100.Moved lhat we Ink ill"' consider' loa

the removal f Mips uu Mir street infringing on ihe. $ide-wa-

On moiion, the Cny Etrg ner d --

reeled to estubli.h the grde on Mmustreet, from ihe Lvee io ib Co!e:t;hIm). First itreet. from Wrater to Ne-btittk- it

tr-e- t; atso, Atlantic f tret t. fromI.eveif to Six'h treet.

The Clfik binsr called on for Reporton Finances, asked funh-- r tnu- - gr.tuted.

On motion, adjourned to Mor.day. May7ih.

J. B. JOHNSON. Cleik

See he corre?p"ndence on HedsinzOur exchanges would do well to coyy itas it is cf reat interest to farmers

'

Got tbb BLT?rs'. --Havr often. do

we hear this complaint made.- - The reason

generally ascribed is that something hasgene wrong, but if you will question thepatient in regard to health, habits, &c,you will very often find that indigestion

li the prirnecaase, the intimacy cf thebrain and stomach is very close, andnothing ro sours the feelings and

disposition as dy spepsia. It is a singularfa ct tl at mcst suicide; are dyspeptics.If our nourishment is properly digested,the brain is free and unopresied, andwill solve our trout les, pointing outsunshine ahead and inclining tt to lookon the bright side of life ; thu? it is ourduty to guard .against this monsterindigestion and we know of nothing sopi tent to assist digestion as Cue,?D.sp psia Cure. Ii hia n r d tome verybad ca:$ of dytpep it tf even tenorfifteen years standing.

For sale at Got d Samaritan Drug Store

The Ladles' Friend. Among theembtllii-hmefii- s for May ate the fine... -

tugge.-tiv-e picture, "The Return of theSwallows, a chowy, picturesque and

tattef jI Fes' i m Pla e, ctmprising cos-

tumes for riding aid outher lively, outdoor amu ements; the woodcut Clover-bobs.1- 1

illustrating the story., HowDr. Rounder bea: his Boy;" and TheBird-Lover,- " accompanied by a pleasingsketch. The p litems for dress areunusually captivating. 4 An EveningBodice, a Promenade Jacket with Hood,

a Morning Dress, an Evening Toilette,an Embroidered Apron,' Hals, Caps andHead-dresse- s, patterns for Knitting,Crochet, Sec. are among them. The stor ies

are as usual varied and excellent. UnaLoa contributes Brave Heart of a Wo

man Emilie Lester Leigh "Life. s SaddestLos.;" Tracy Towne lite lively sketch"No Pains, No Gains," August Bell thequaint and charming . story "Behind aSofa;" Mrs M. F. Ames "Why he Be-

came Governor;" and Emma B. Ripley

the conclusion of th? interesting storyof " Zillah." Then there are poems by

Florence Percy. Phil H. Case, Mrs.Anne Sears Ficke, and in conclusion,

editorials, bcok no i es receipts and

fashions,Price $2.50 a year ; 2 copies !l 00;

8 copies (and one gratis) $16. IVheelerSf

Wilson s cdtbrattd Stving machine are

furnished4 as preniums. Single numbersfur sale by the news dealers.

Addr-s- s Ceacon & Peterson, .319Wall u Street, Philadelphia.

TO CONSUMPTIVE- -

1 Ii C hUTCI nut iii) vvvu ipioi w w ii ai m

a. fevt we-W- ! by a verjr simple remedy, after baring

...n nnl tlmt ilrvail liaiKti fVinumnti:n it Intir.au to ra ik kouwa io hii felliw-uffere- rs tbemcna f rur.

To whu deflre it, b wt'1 cnd efy of ibaprcwriptiou adlfiee cf 'brj. with llie direc-tio- n

fcr prennnn an I uin the gutne, which theywin n.iii n saricuir ior uiiuiuihi.'ii.io'ui.iw, unw

l'us!s CoU ,n'l nil Tnr.t a.I Lunj? Af-t'n..i- ..n

Th nl nl.ira-- t l th a iv(rtir in ik-n-

tinjf h- - Prvreription i t benefit th iifB ct-l- , anH re;iil ii riiOHiiii whit-- he cin-civ- e t-- j be inval- -

iaiif, and b h.! erery ruurer will try in riaH.ly. h it wilt cost Ihtui n. thing, and mi y (rve m

Partie? w'sliin? the proscription', rBEB. by return. .... i j iUl;(ii,wiii picH-- e niiure- -

WilllKH. t. .. r I,". I,.. Nrw V.-V- .

Xfr.fiaii8T5T0 LADIES. ) niu

foii females;Are tlie m o.a u jj ' me f rFemale. ifit. I) not tr flo i'h jour h alth.a, ...I ue chp and dnneen.il-- mediciue. whi.'h dru'-ji-t- n

m y hive bonghf. and will re-ni- n nend to yu,b-i- ig omni of ihir quittiti' i. M'S ial'--Mvrtic are .mTM in ta r njrations ; cortexnli irrojru'ariticaiid pninful mn-itr- tti-u- : r.--

iill blruction, whi-th- r from wM r therwise.X maiden, wife it mother b'.ul l be without thein.Try th.m ue .n, und weknowtMer.-f.ul- t ill b a? doim'. Akfor Mrs. Win-lo-

Mysii Tills. 1 ake nme n br I'rice.f 2.0por box.or thrcu bozea for 5 Fr eale byail dra'ii'.ti.

Peter E. Blow;Gen. Agent, St.Louii..Man b 221. lStft no 2M.V

rm WILLIAMS' ADVKaTlSING ASI PATKNAfiVNCT Mr.r.tnsi. 8t 4.-I- . Mo

Every Lady and Gentlemsn should uso

roa Tax f' " IIA WLEY'S rosraa

Tecth.wDENTAL CREAMyBreath.

It Don nly purititt ut Hrtuuia iu oraih iuirenderi Ihe teeth i"und and ot parly whiteneefand the gutn bcaltby and tron. and is tha most

Herant an.t agreeable o all toilet a ien Liges.S..M by all I)ru;gUlsat 2a cents a i. kae llncent by mail ?e psid by COLLtX? UHOTd-KR- S.

t. W". C.r. 2d A Vine Streeu, fit. Louis, Mo.on receipt of 3

Jan, 4th lS6fi 6m 10-1- 5 J.S. W. e.nn.

Lyon's Periodical Drops.THE GREAT FEMALE REME-

DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.g-f-e

lbee Props ara a tlentiamlly-C'.mpmnde- d flnidrrtpri Ion. atwt bMr thai, any JiiN, Powders, .rK.Kiiuniii. Bcina iiqnid. i heir action I direct anap.lt ve. rewUeTlnie l.em a- retiab'e. peedT and cer-tain oweiflc inr ihe cn-- e ail tirue in and rnp-p-e- l

n .r im'ure Th.r t indicated bythe !ct h over 10O HO b li leu are annually toldul ciuutimt ty tbe lalie r the United Mate, eve-- rr

one .'f whm ipea in La atr vgt term of pratsurtbeir irreat iue-K-

. -- They are rpl!!y ukiuK theplace of eT4ry ather Peniate'Reine.ly, and are o nniO.er i ,y a.l who k&bw atuBt of them, at tbef aret aa-f- ei

and most lnfal lable preparation in the world,for tb cure of all female CMnplaiota.' the removal ofall obrnct:iaol naiur. and the promotion of healthregularity and trentb. Kxp.iiit dl ectioun matingmlten they may he aed, and exp'a ninit when and whythey sh--ttl- nt nor cob Id not be used without produ-ru- nr

ffiVrtan.il rary tona'aic' cboen law will beriutvi rrnl y folded around arh bo.t'e with thewiirtt-- Untnre ot ionn L. Loh. without whichnone a'e cenuine

Prepnre.1 by Dr. JOIIV L. LTOM. 195 Chapel Street,New lltveu.O.Hin. who ran be eouhulied either per- -MntliT, r -- y mail, (eicl'infotamp ) conernin allp.iva e dieae aul feawie weaKne-- . Price i,$oper but tit. . ..

Sold by Drusglsta eve-- whereC. O.CI.AKC tCO.,

GenM Atw lor D. S. and Canada" 14.1B Fjioa in i..ul. - I Wholesale

' ' LLim. Iisch K FvlleK. Chicago. Agrntal e.ir-n.- bjr 7th lo4V ly 11 tJ id nn, sw

MASTKRS SALE OF LVND.Nofiir ii. hmby given fbat I will Ber for tale

at .uI h; aarti n, at he frm door f H.gid-lejr-

M ali in the C-- t f rruwnvi!le.Xemha Coun-ty N. bTMrka.

On the US h day '? May. A. D 1SG6at in itUtti p. Di. tl c foib w!i.g teal relate, to-w- it

:The Norrh-Wtf- t qiarter of Section 17 in Twn-ahi- p

a Xrh ol Raoze ITEast. eoataining 160acres firuttod in the rat i County of N'.mha.': -- Theabove wi.l bdi.ld by irtoo of a decree and an or-- dr

..f ie lr m the ehaDcey of th li-tri- ci Courtof Nimaba Coooty '.bia?ka Territory, and tomedirect. d aa fpeeial Maeter in the ease wherinlienry llmmondniiniiitraror i f ihe Entate of JohnIt. Kturrnt i plaintiff ami tbe unknown heirs ofFraiH-- i I'tiijnat. Jarr A. Ware and Barbara A.rirDiaca're ata defendants.

j liirtnnnJex try hand thi 12th da y of April,

SfiM 2S5I ShanffaBd Sp9ial Matter.

BHOWITV1LLE

ORG 'AK & HEWETT.

Re3pectfallr aDnoucce to tie public tit taejara manafacturiiig tha

LEEPEB li KIDDEu IIID1XG PLOW

CORN CULTIVATOR.

ALSO

BLACK'S GAXG

AKD

TJEIENCH PLOWS.' W hare theexclmire right to the manuf ieturand rale of these plow in tbu Territory and ad-- j.

tning n.unties of Missouri, and intend to (pplall demands o far as p.aeticable.

It i ened d by all who have tested the Leeperk Kidder Cultivator, that it ii superior to allothers, in the following rcspecU:

lt. The plowman can ri is easier anl plov withleslab.-r- .

2ud. Any person who can drive a team can man-gi- t.

$l. Crooked rown of coin are plowed as easilyand thoroughly as straight ones, the plowman sit-

ting so as tit obserr the corn, au J see it the workis well done.

4th. It is guided by a perfectly natural and eayfoot molio:, and does uot cramp or lira the plow-man. '

5th. The plow, while la motion, is moved withperfect ease. . . . ,

nth. Tbe shovels may bo adjusted to any depth,and any desired space between them is easily ob-

tained.7th. It hat adjustable shields to prevent young

corn from being covered.8th, It is admirably adapted to plowing! a small

grain.Every cultivator is well made, of good material,

and warranted to do good work.We refer to tbe 1 Mowing named persons, who

last year bought Ind used tbe cultivator manufac-tured by Morgan & Mead, in Atchison county, Mis-

souri, to-wi- t:

A. J. kichardson, Nemaha county, Nebraska.- Sedoras, do - .do do .

W W Tate, do . . do . doT J Kobinon, do do ' do .

blr liiggsby, do do doA Shotnhcit, Richardson 4o doShoemaker 3t Co do do doJessee Crook - - do do . . doJ B Watingly Cage " do do

- J 11 Parker, Atc' Lion county, Missouri.John Van Meter do do doM J Porter da do doA S Campbell do do doW U Vauloven do do doJohn Harder do do doDavid licrtrand do do doJ3ob Jailawenny do do doAudreW Uuck do do doMr Criiity - do da doW C Morgan do do doWm May . do do doW T kobinson do do doMoses Tibbttts do do doStephen Claj ton do do doO W WooUey do do doMr Terrell do do doMr McDonald do do doMi Kurnett do do doA Ililluian do do doMr Turner do do doMrLai.glry . do do doThomts Arnold do do doKodoloh Kitchie d do doErnst Inekiug do do do

' May A Ijahue do d) dolinnet King do do do1' Uarniiurst do d. doS t' W.hkI do do d.iU W Smith do do doPhillip Walters do do doII li V anloveu do do doJC Miller do do doA Morten n Nodoway do dot V ll tler do do doli B Carey do do doMrs S."bugler do do do

- J K It adtord do uO doL A Kogers do J, do

- T J li. gers do do doJ II Walker do au doJ 8 IJ do do doMr i'rocker do do doJ I) Euock do do doM r'i."hr II .It do doJohn Tidgen do do doWm llii-kuia- do do daD Thompson do do do

THE GANG, TRENCH,

A3D

Have been DcSlgrned SpcclaIIyto Sleet the Wants oITartutrs.

K?"0ne man and four horses can do mrre Work,and di it better, with ibis plow, than two menwith two disconnected plows.

The followisg are some of the advantages thesePlows hive over others :

1st. Tbev are s arranged that they canno riseout of tbe ground when striking a sod or hardplace, injuring thorough wotk.

2nd They are the tightest draft of any Plow,either nge or double, aevtrding to tbe report of:he Committee of Trial of Implement, at iccalur,lU.. Septemver, 1803.

3d. They are more easily managed ; any stoatboy ten years old can manage them.

4th. Ibey are more compact and and simple,therefore not so liable to get out of crder.

These rioYTR hare taken FireFirst Premiums ut the Illinois

Mate Faint, and Four atIowa State Fairs,

The Trench Plows tre used for breaking Prairieor Mcdnw land, with a Sod How in front, cuttingthe sod in a tbin l ire, and turning it d'jwa into adeep fi rrw. and the rear plow raising the sub-so-il

to tbe surface, covers the sod completely, so thai itis out of tha way of after culture.

rWe wili promptly fill all orders for tha abovenamed plows at this place.

We are also prepared to do Custom Work inWood and Iron, a onytbing pertaining to th

WHEELWE IGHT'S,OR

Blacksmith's Business,Kepairing WagonMachineryhoe iBg,&c

Ptompt attention given to Customers in this lineat tne a oops fronting

COGSWELL'S LI7ECY STABLE,x 15 ON TBS LEVEE.

a n

i, IM'I llili'M:) .1,1111, I I

O

n

On band at his Store Rooms,

lis h, and will constantly keep nn hand, a complete assortment ef Pry Co1, Knxzf.et, T ' iShoe, Hats and Cap. Cutlery, C!ware, Queeoware. Hdw3re, Crkery Waro. H ohI on are.Willow Ware, and all kinds of ware usually kept in a first-cla- ss KcUil M-r- c, tLat wi'.l tut wear aujWare that can be bought anjwhere.

TEIUMS : LOV7

L1LFlaving just bought nut the entire establishment, it becomes necessary to' collect all debts due .the

old firm : to that cr.d I hereby give notice that all accounts du the fum pf J. Uerry A Co., unpaid bytbeltdiyof MirchTl-tlt- , willbiplaced in tho hands of an o&cor fur coil. tins.

Janmrv .MM. ly J.VMES UKRRV.

WHOLESALEDEALERS IX

Would call the attention of DEALERS to theirjmmense'stock of

Drn?s and Medicines, School Books,Patent Medicines, B Ink Books,

Glass and Glassware, Writing PpervP Ints nd Oils. Envelopes.

Spices and Djc-stnff- s, Coal 011 nd n? psPure Wines, Liquors, dc., dc.,

Which were bought forca.h of Manufacture-s- , Importers and Publishers, and will beoM at tbe moKfavorable prices. Buying in large quantities from first hands, they ars , enabled to iff;r extr ioluco-mn- ts

to the trade.

They are the North-weste- rn Wholesale Af-nt-s of Dr. D. Jayne & Son, and of Dr. J.C. Ajre A Co., and ean furnish their Medicines in any quantities. (Il) l-- lj

medual

Almanac

MALES,

enttllih

euntomer,

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in

Mala St., BrownTillc, Nebraska.

DOWN TOR CASH

IMOCTCE!

AND

"Toizsr

Hiarrbe lyelllery.

atiofctorv uni)in.iiui,w.,..,...n.Hlquaiiuea

witu-'erfu- ! discuver.

K A.TI.VIS KL1XE

further

STRANGE, UUT TRUE.Every youn freiitK'inin Ln:t-- 4

hear methiii rtrj tco-b- t Ihe.riu.i;l cha-).- l

leri-igm- Th"ic havirg beinjbwtuLiiCd thira-d.-- -

orders will Ieai ..lfli' 'motT110S. CilAi iiAN,

Ufv;arT..v,Nw Xorx.

Atpiiiwa',, Nrm.hi Count.,December U6, atue

en's!supposed

WILLI tAMBtliT.

Catiiartic Pills,

ST. JOSEPH, MO.,Importer'and esa and Hetail Dealer In Iron,

STEEL and HEAVY HARDWARE.Wngon, Cirrwge, I'lw Wo..dTk?.

AGRICULTURAL MPLEJJ ENTS. cfJi.r1Spring'. Axe, AxeN, Sh'.velsand Sjde!,Fil Umi-- , Chiiins, Carries anJ Tiro bulls, Nutts and

Wa-he- r, Nail.. nail-1- . Mule bliotf, Snwc,

Castings and Hollow Ware, Sulmt Kitties Andiron?, Skillets and Lid,Stw pot. Hake iv-im- . Fruit kfitlf mid Sad Irtin.--.

Blacksmiths' Tools. AnviN. Sui ami Di.. Iov?,S!edge and Hand Ham- -

Viees, Pincers lia.-p-c, Farrier"' Knives, Tuyete Iron, Wrenche..

OuLtS-tizg-- GrOOdS,Yokes, Create. chain, Wo .lacks, Shos nail. Shovels IVkJ Pan., etc.

XT Gpolcca and XSoxLt-Otxif- T.

1,000 CKCliBHTiilD MOLIK.IPILOWS

Tut patented, and surior invented andMcCormlck's 3Iovcrs and i:capcr.i,lallcrs Horse Corn Planters

Sulky Cultivator, Cm P.autcr, Corn Shelters. Hay li-ik-

JJ1l3?'f3llZJ'Z Ste23.C3L3rc3L ScaleBuying my gyo-l- j direct miiurctu.er, freat indncenieutaTO WHOLESALE rURCIIASERS AT

Constable's Iron and Steel WarehouseST. JOSEPH, MO.

PreserveTHEGKICATPaMK whlrh Kaguire'a TJair Blnit afqnlrfd reorira natural (not

by oi.riition bair, pollening bcaotiijloj lr,baa reUereuunprert-denied- . Bead following from known uen:

Mtttrt. Maguirt: have invaluaMe HA!K BALM, retorM color rr,wthentire patUraction. tbeenollT recoainieo.l p'lilic.

taignea,i cai.iei tiABiuiK. errtary Librarian O'Fallnn ?jtrte ic

Inatltute; BtRI-Of- f, Krenidant Kjiter Committee.rreparti only AlAGl'IRB, Chen.lMi DrHpiMxU. ouihwet corner Oiivt Street!Sold ly all Druggists Price SI 00 jer Dottle.

Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, &c, :c.AG Lilts;' Compound Cxlrnct IJ1.VC llV4Vr.

DAKiTAii iommissiox. Nor. 1344.Alaffttire. Vruogitti Uetu.emen Aeutir CuBimiuiun it,,,n.i i.r..i.Army your axiract of Beuue Klant, for

Itaexcelleut qualitie, wuicuJ.C.iUKJiAN, Stcrelarj JVtttern Sanitary Commission.

WAftRELlxr rtKDOr LociiCocstt, Pxisidc-jt- " SrncceMo.Jfauarya lbo.Macnirt DtmmuIm have romn..nn.i Kur.--i

tbe toldiera' families a niotDiarrhea Mcdlclu aud hope

BTtOCKl. Serreiary.MAGUIRER'S EXPECTORANT SYRUP.

The Great Remedy for Coughs. Cold, Asthma. Bionchitus. Spilling Diood andALL DISEASE OF THE LUXGS,

moatf oweaunl'T St.and pronounced by all who it tbeed. It ia entiralv hi. n.. .tk

HJK'S ALTJE

one of

t.f Ks- -

are of

toiu.u

cantl ey nd as

of

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.

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of and revriabe-- i uset i t or ti i unu

leaulta. Wawill oou be m.re ex .

for etir.in .) ntu. ... -- : .. .

lad ail in tljeeun . . ad

by return of y adj the nn f.r T

will g) by notn cAll j tt.trir nt

F.31

S- - M. P. 21 Ittaken i v t J ibe ttii

of the I0:tiday ol i e fed ai'd Ait er

crop f(T lha tefl I oalf vSt tSa rijlitear to S er .1.

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and11 t IL ive X e'c. etc.

IlAo.

Ox Axle Ox n Ox an 1 1J

xxTo 3.!

to jet ;

Corn ilai.d ttm. tie esc.

fr. ni tbe I offfer

in tie color,11 .f tbe erel y and lu ai

ihe well rlWe te.ted and it baa tbe an J

ot our liair 10 our ard we ran it to tbea., a. nr. uis r. , 1. anl

JtS !. War rmby i. C ani 3ni aui and

31 3, n" K. 10 ii . 6(1) Si. St. Lou. IS.J. V C. : : Ibe ttit tr. .

In tho the cureto aud tbe ucce witb it

St. 3 1t. l.f tb C

M tieri. mr We vour ,.i u.nm 'teie. witb the

tbe la ue Ua. T

ofllaa been use? awl to a ercat extent In n.i tnr

have taken tone moatn..r.n h h.

rit cxrojuta. nneumaium. Jtvr&igiat Uoutt Mercurial and SyphiloidAfftctions, Goilrr, Swellings of ihe Joints. Caries of the Bones, Ulcers. CvtaneovsLrvptions. Blotches. Pimples, Enlargements of the Glands. Constitutional Disorders,and all diseases arising from Impurity of the Blood. Price $2 pgr Bottleeveryabere. S3"aetfor our for

F

and

f.mr

Luni iri..n

unnis ana 'ever, iJinous and Intermittent Fever,Dumb Ague, etc., etc.

MAGUIKE's AGUE MIXTUTE.Tbu UeaKtiia i. tiLdoubiedly tbe most efltctuai rttuely evei ertcieUlor tie ear. r the eoa.plaibM. It been thoroughly tested owin to the scircity of other prepiritions and hataueceded in t itabluhitg tt-e- lf a ref nution sujeri r to that of any Medic'.n- -. it h is beenkn.wa to fail and fewananud to cure In every instance. N edicine haa a m-- re twrrful effwt oath"LlVCr than thi. it ho pet ior Tonie in ilebilit- v- Priee f .r b. tile :' 13 It rn nn

SPECIAL NOTICE.Worthy the attention both Males an1

who in wai.t buine. Th wdl-- lil ...... r m r ,i t. n.. ti r...Jewelren ,20i broad way, N. wih J

mn nub.v auvwij m met uiicu iai, a nlin'ird.r that ihe Agn.t bavea im;le to i.t-bi- bit

to their s a rampleon the receipt $2.00, a !old IVn fwarranted), with Silver KxtenMon Ca?o anp Pencil, to-gether with Wholesale Circular to Agmt, andeleven certificate, or a S.iu jle Certificate for 25rt..

Therein no Ant what can moke ca-il- y Z aday, often ID. 2

Oyer's Ague Cure.

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living lesNefrjltnwith crop

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beat

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