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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Land Warrants,


E'oC Cash and on N11ao
We are prepared 10 loan land Warrants Of all sizes u
settlers on such time as they may desire-long or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of warrants viii be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as lEey can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by Us will be guaranteed to be
genuine IN every respect and viii be exchanged if de-
fertIve.
Being permanently Iocltedin Brownyillc. We can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east Of the
BrOwuyIlle House.
LUSHBAUGH s ARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Inn MnRk.

,r.,b -o-o,, extensive editions OF New Type, Cuts,
r.I mn. F-rnzr-, Csrds. &c, made TO the "Adver-
10 om-r us,Ilm' 20 be able 10 turno job Wo'k IN
-. n me. mal-CIf. and having IN his employ an
,,.rtrI and rxuC.lru-cd Fancy Job Printer. L. de-
- ma Doe oa,-iiur ia ;he execution 90 J.b W".k-
CO. n.lsfa- one % Fosters latest Improved Cara
p-c.sc-l Riauss, Work Iu Coiors. Bronze work, sc; VIII
nret with particular attention
oder, from a distance Will be promptly attended To-
ans warranted 10 give satisfaction oT no pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
THAMES, dec.

We have Jusi o~umpiered a ne" st"cS"i b.ahA9 Oh 80
~ src r-ep1rcI 10 OH orders Al q moment : notice anu
WcI.rc also a plate II a small map"i SCUM fialle,
Neb-a-ka fur printing common sized eH'e'"pe, WIN Ally
- red business card attached. orders solicited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Steamer OgIeSby Sunk,

The steamer J. A. Oglesby struck a
snaS and sunk in twelve feet water,
aoOut five miles below Glasgow, on the
SVth pit. She was bound for St. Joseph,
and heavily laden, and only partially IN
s'Fsd the cargo principally insured,
however.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Gone for a New Stock.

Den, the shoe deal
er, has gone to St. Louis 10 purchase a
new stock of material with which to be
better able 10 attend to the "soles Of the
people" tins winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the m
ue'>l-htd under the firm aud style Of Isaac T. Whyte y
Co. ami q William HuhItzcIl y Co. j. this day dis
s''N'l'H mutual consent. l>aaCT. NLytc Will pay upon
pTeNehiment all demands upon either Of the sand firms,
anu Is alone authorized 10 use the name of the urm IN
collection and liquidation
We would take THIS occasion To extend our thanks to
Inc community for the very liberal patronage extended
10 Us. BIt we beg, also, {, assure those who are Iudebt-
Gu 10 Us liai 'Ae pressure upon Us at present i SO great
that we shall be compelled to make collections. Those
who VIII he So KIND A. 10 make payment without further
notice VIII confer 8iavor that We Will, under present
circumstances. know how TO appreciate. Those who fail
TO do 50 VII leave Us 10 alternative but TO resort to ie-
gal means. J. T. WHITE
Br,wuyille. August II. IS. VIM. EOBIITZETI
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Dr. EaSterIy'S
EsE Fever and AgUe KiIICr-MiIl

cure ague ard fever, chills and fever, dumb aEue, inter-
mittent and remittent fcEerS, and all the various forms
of fcvers incident 10 bilious climates. II there is a
man, tromGn OF child suffering with Ggue and fCrcr,
they are advised TO procure Dr.. EasterIy's Fever AMI
Ague Killer, Its a p0sifire carc-gpccdy and PumG-
neHt. Try it.
Pice 81 per bottle. or c bot. les for S..
DR.. EASTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets
st Louis, sole proprietor, TO whom all orders must be
addrcsSep 10 get the genuine.
Sold by J. II. MAUN a co, AEents. BrownvilIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Nemaha Land District.
Entries mp TO Sept. 6, 1858.

LI"It3S q ~ NtpI. o, ,
We are indebted to Col. G. II. Nixon.
Receiver Of the Land Office in this City,
for the following table, showing the en-
tries made from September 1857 to 1858,
showing a grand total as will be observ-
ed Of one hundred and fifty thousand SIR
kuRdred and torty-fHroc and lS-lOO acres:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

The Bank Alley" sheet, published in
the northern portion Of the Territory, is
Informed that when Bob Furnas' con-
slauents wish any of It's advice or clerk
ing, they Will let It know. Does the
hing make any charge for advice already
eiven?
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
3 = LISHBAUGH- JNO. l.. CARSOf
LUSHBAUGH & CARSON,
AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers in Coin.
'ncurIcnt Money. Eychanse and Land Warrants

UnCUrTCnt VI 'ucy. Exchange ami Land Warrants,
~BROWNYlLLE. NEMAlIA CO., Mt.
Especial attention Will be given to Buying and Selling
Exchange ON the principal cities OF the United States,
ply OF Land Warrants on hand for sale. FOR CASH, or en-
tercicn time for Pre-empt0rs. All Warrants sold by Us
guaranteed IN every respect. Will Tile Dccllratory State
meuts OF intention to prC-empt, and prepare redemption
Papers al short notice. Money loaned upon best scCuri-
ties, at western rates of interest, and investments made
IN Lands or city property for distant capitalists. ColIec-
tiuHs upon all convenient points Will be promptly attend
cd to and proceeds RENTED in exchange, at current rates.
Bills Of EXChdnge on England, Iceland, and France, Oh
tanned at usual rates, with cost Of Exchange on the East
added. Deposits received on Current account and interest
allOwcdon special deposits.
OFFICE-Mdin St, near Us. Land Office.
-~REFERENCES-
Lind, Brother & Co., Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa.
McNIu@hton, Carson X Co., "
III~eT White, Baltimore, Nd.
Young, Carson y Bryant, &"
Jno. Thompson Mason, Corr of Port, "
f. NJ. Puudcrson y Co. Merchants, " &"
NJ. N. YcakIc y Co. No. II. Broadway, New York.
VIM. 7, smtth>9n, Esq, Banker, Washington, D c.
Jno. S. Gallaher, Late 81 Aud. L. 5. T., "
Taylor X kricgh, Bankers, Chicago, III.
McCieiland, SorUEgs y Co. Merchants, st. Louis. No.
Hon. ThuS. G. Pratt, Annapolis, Md.
Hon. J. W. GedTy, Ex-GUv. Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas. O.. Carson, MercersbUrC, Pa.
p. b. Small. Esq, Pre,'t s. Bank, HdgcFstOwn, Md.
Col. Geo. SChley, Atty at Law,
Charles Parsons X Co. Bankers, Ke0kuk. Iowa.
II. c. MUTT Co. " Council Blum
Greene, Wcare \ Rice, " Des Nome, /"
Douglass ! Watson, Einton, "
Col. sam HamblctOn, Airy at Law, EaStDn. Nd.
judge TboS. Perry, Cumberland, Nd.
Prot. II. Tutwilcr, Havana Alabama.
Oct. : '51-N9-u15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

What has become of the steamer Mans
field?
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
CITY LOTS,

Ihave for sale a number Of beautifully located lots in
the CItyo Of BrownvillC. which l am authorized 10 sell at
bargains for cash. New corners Will do well To call On
me before making purchases. r. ". FURNAS.
BToUpvIlle, 4srCL =. IS Real Estate Agent
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

The steamer E. A. Ogden reached our
wharf from St. Louis, yesterday evening.
b. b. Chapman, we understand, was
aboard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
r. ". FURNAS, Chm.
+. ID. ALLEN, Secy.


We think the resolution of Mr.. John
son Ought to have prevailed. Not be-
cnlsc of any preference between the two
name proposed. Butwhile initiating the
example of other counties in appointing
the members Of the Legislature elect, re-
gardlcss Of parties, the whole delegation
should have been appointed without dis
examination. Mr.. Daily although differ
ing politically from the administration,
we are confident, would either have obey
ed the Instructions contained in the reso-
luions appointing him, or decline serv-
ing, one or the other. Under the cir
cumstances we cannot but think the cut
M-timed and uncalled for--EDIToR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
E~-Br. Bakers Specific will Gu.

Eg-Br. Bakers Specific will cure
gonorrhea, GIcet, structure. seminal weakness, chordce,
diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases Of the
genital organs. Reader, have You a private disease !
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. DR.. Bakers
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cnre. With Dr..
Bakers Specific you can cure yourself. and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use aocoIuanE the
medicine. Price ST so per bottle.
E7Dr. E~ASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut STREETS
st Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold by
J. Il. al y CO, Druggists,
Brownville, n. II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
WhyiS the Demand 50 Great for
DIR. MANN'S


Because il viii, in all cases, safely and efectuaIIy
cure that much dreaded ~c1urgc # The West-chlilS, fc-
We and aEuc-wiiAant tail and IL cases VIII countcract
the poison Of Malaria, OF which fact thousands do te>ti-
~ and, unlike all other ur-jIum>, 1t Is only recon-
mended for one c.a>, Of diseases. AID Is a tonic l. Is
unsurpassed. We viii orer aicw evidences of It's worth
by men VI influence and hI-L standing.
Princeton. H.. Sept. 20, 1907
DR.. MANN-Dcar Sir: FIR several wears past have
USED your A-ur Bll,am in my daily Practice. and have
closely uh~c. we'd LIS eleg> u GuuIsci>u I cases. and iu
uo c'-c Aa> IL 'laeIj 60 produce The most happy elect
/ can most cIeeTiu.IE recommend ID as a certain specific
orchids, fever and LSUr, and mtlrr.'u> diseases.
Il. AUSTIN, Id.
Marshall. Mich. Fc6 II. 1857.
DR.. Mann & Co: - have sold a large amount Of your
AEue B1i>am IA lhis vicinity, and from my personal
fever and aguc that has ever been sold IL our State.
GA HYDE.
AsLtaJuYa. 0. Jan 1. 1853.
Messrs S X MANN s CO-GeHtS: In cdnvassiug the
Sta-c~of OHIO and Michigan Tor the sale OF the different
remedies Of which we have control. our attention has
been called 10 observe the great name that your ague
bdlsdm has gained Tor itself IN every place where sold.
1t really seems to be Tie peoples orH remedy, and lis
sales more rapid than all others. Il - dedrIuCI to ST.
pe!cede all ot1cr ague rcIedIcsin the market.
\ > HENDRY.
NcJC York, Feb %. 1858.
Mcssrs Mann * CO-Gcnts l have at our house in
81. Louis SOLD your lEUe bIl-am some three wears, and
have carefully uJservcdIts Effects ia curing, aud must
IN al cauduT say 1 do not believe lis equal exists in aIl
The world of medicines. To my personal knowledge it
has cured permanently every time. and have known it
used after all u.4r medicine, had been tried in vain.
with The most Etrg. results. And what is more rtHarE-
HOic have ucNr, known tease but what remain ed cured
for at least that season. IL1yc uu hesitation In recom-
mcu%iug i'd, uperlcct triumph over gaIi's and fever.
PROF. y ) WOOD.
5. K. MANN Co, Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists.
o. j. WOOD 4 Co, Of St. Louis, Mo,
wholesale agents for the Western Sits.
SID uy J. Il. MAUN 4 o Druggists.
BrJwuvi!.e. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
U. S. Express.

We are again under obligations to Mr..
HAwLrY L. S. Express Messengerfor St.
Joseph, St. Louis, Cincinnati and New
York papers in advance Of the mails.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
~ s:

=" ny . -. At The end Of s months, 80
90 90 o. " " IL W
Club, ~ y or more viii be furnished al Si1oO per
~anum. provided the cash Accompanies '' ' -
atherWIse-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
GEORGE EDWARDS,
II ENNoV

c, Deu>cr has removed his Tin shop from Front street
TO Main street, nearly opposite the new Hotel, where he
has opened mp the largest stock Of ware in his line 10 be
found in the upper country. lie solicits a continuance
Of patronage. June 10, IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
School.

School.
The subscriber would respectfully announce 10 the Inc
habitantS Of BrownyillC that he will open a SCHOOL on
Tuetday, the6th inst, for the instruction Of such pupils
Is may be entrusted to his care. For the present, the
school Will be opened at the School House.
TERNS-Per quarter Of Eleven Weeks.
Primary Department, $500
Common English Branches $500
Higher Branches 500
No deduction made for absence during the term. ex-
Cept IN cases IF protTaCted illness. Those who enter at
any time during the first three weeks Of the term will
be charged for tuition from the commencement; If later.
from the time Of entrance 10 the close. Tuition bills
Will re due at the middle Of tie term. n which time
payment OF other satisfactory arrangements will be re-
CURED.
Its desirable that those who attend should enter as
carly IN the term as possible
l~0V1-Ille. July IsA lsF-2u CHAPEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
Gnrernnr-PubIic Meeting.

Al meeting OF CIilZenS OF ms county,
held pursuant TO call IN reference to
the resignation Of Gov. Richardson, R.
w. Furuas was called to the chair and
E. D. Allen chosen Sccy.
Onmotion, a committee Of three, was
appointed to report resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting.
u. c. johnson, ID. Seigel and IL. 5.
Thorpe were appointed such committee
who after a short absence, reported the
following:
Whereas,-w we have learned
ihat our present worthy Executive
Governor VIM. A. Richardson, has de-
termined upon ~vacating the Executive
chair Of this Territory, a position which
he has since his appointment, filled with
s5much credit to himself, and satisfaction
70 the people Of Nebraska. And whereas,
II best accords with the institutions of our
Democratic system of Government, that
the people among whom the duties Of such
an office, are 10 be exercised, and whose
interests are to be Immediately affected
by the discharge Of those duties, should
be allowed TO designate the Office. And
whereas, il Is earnestly desired by the
people Of Nebraska, hat their Chief Ex-
ecutive should be chosen from among our
Naturalization be 1t
Rcsolved-That r. W. Furnas, Geo.
H Nixon. VI. F. Clark and Jesse Noel
be, and are hereby, appointed Delegates
frcm Nemaha County to a Convention to
be convened at Omaha City on Saturday,
the 18th day of Sept, A. ID. 1858.
Resolyed-That it shall be the duty Of
oof said Delegates 10 Join with such Dele
gates, as may be appointed from other
Counties of the Territory, IN recommend
ing some good and efficient citizen Of the
Territory of Nebraska as successor to Gov.
Richardson ~ Governor Of this Territory.
Resolved-Thut we hereby, instruct
the said Delegates to vote In the SAID con-
TFemu0n for the Hon. S. VI. Black of Ne
bra-h Cry. 90 hII the office OF the Chief
Ex ",Iyr 50. tII> Territory.
&c. JOHNSON.
II. :. THORPE.
DAVID >EIU IL.
IL. ta.... OF moved tia. tn name
Of 5. - Daley inserted IA tn place Of
G. II. NAuu. M1,iau lost. On motion
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

Nc fractions VI acres are left out in the table but are
addel iu in the total.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09

~" I"|h' ""IE y los.
Prof WOOD With confidence dc | recommend
your Hair Restorative. as being the most CniclcIous ar
ucle ! ever saw. Since using your Hair Restorative
my hairs and WHISPERS which were almost white have
gradually grown dark: and / now feel confident that a
few more applications VIII restore them to their natu-
raj color.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-09
&c. JOHNSON.
II. :. THORPE
DAN I'D Flo IL.

81. g.. 'o..s. o. moved TIA. tha name
of :. - D.ly a. Ilssr.el IA lhe place Of
G. II. NAuu. Mn,iaa lost. On motion
meeting adjourned sine die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

. kI,IMoND. May LIST. leiJ.
t'chii"mon My child had commenced GcaAIng out last
ia ~ "hi sores which gradually extended enie
had inclG,iig both which b,
eofes as 10 cause TO tear that both
tricd hiI sorts ot advertised aud WITHOUT
MI! s""d results tfeh rotDtrd aud applied itn n RI
OiL II began TO yet better; broke All
ed Sais 10 lit again began I" get My elder
II said a, % get some more al thai Iu
okcd so much DeIlar h.u you got another
Jitie, and her head nearly well THIS agra
ssed case and took halt All hourcvc day wash
was very ofehsse Ono bottle assured cure
her entirely there IL but LILLE the remaining
You are entitled to tins, aud the beneh others take
great pleasure In giving you his certificate.
Respectfully, d. L. CHALK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
TO THE WEST,


FuNlE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with much i'm
Il proved escrn great induce l.rnts Ia,
travellers from Virginia and tho Caroinas Washing
ton and baltimore to all portions OF thu West the Northwest
and the southwest
The connection between the from Washington aud
trains bound West tor Wheeling Parkersbug from alt.
Is always promptly made the Washington junction.
Oaeiy called the Relay House mites Baltimore TINS
is the only change Cars required between and
the OHIO River baggage is checked through tho ~
the W ashingtou Station.
y The connecting trains leave Washington daily al Il
A. NJ. =, N. GA sundays II the latter iel.
Ar BENNOOD
Direct connection made with the Cars OF the Ohio
Railroad runin; from Beaire the OH" through Cam
Ncn with the Cars OF Nau.drid
and Saninsky H. L. Tor Sandusky, roedo Detroit. Chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERSBuRG
Connection Is made (by steamboat miles, the
he Marietta and Cincinnati Hnd, Tor Chi,oAo Cicuuatl
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Toledo
Detroit Chicago, aud all the poins direct
LIZ Travellers requested tins tho
only Route ahorins Through Tickets and Cheeks
ington, 10 Also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY and III.
RECT to nearly all the leading points great West Tho
distance from W Washington Cincinnati is but
miles, being about OU miles by any
Fare, by through ticket from Washington least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owesto the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry. Mansburg Berkeley
Springs, Cumberland. bedford Springs
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore Wheel
ing take a NJ train from Washington.
tV For '''""r i"t'riaiion Though Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at Washington 81.
W. s. WUUDSlDr, Master OF transport tlon,
baltimore u Ohio Railroad
NJ Cole. G.nl Ticket Agent sepa dsc,s
OMec south side kmiirOnd Compnmy,t
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n. 7,
MiSsits DOW CoGeatrmn Having had ,r, uu,,
s'n'u OCCASION 10 your .urI ga cAlraurd,a
'tNr AMI lis action CRAFTY ieiran iru,
"fti lnL IA regard 10 1t Tor tho community Al
iaie" had ha. ton Ia NY static nu. tru " a.
iN' baI- III Hui l came
G"itd III" Con Ii the shoulder 10 tho -!l
"nd hped II ~ the NECK about ui,ta,, "
'au''d most irisuIlui wound Several aels gro
pt.oh and rcna sed my w"ui .nr ,,ul, ior la,
me- maj ihey iLousht useless
cN. deie mined Uii, AIt,r la, .r OF
t"o hn!ai bal.lcs Az IL .n,a..y ,uIed.
very respectfully.
AZ /,
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INSURANCE.

0 LIT x lNaU RANCE.-TIIE MUTUAL
ONk BENRFiT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
while the insured living thus helping him pay
third II his premiums.
Were the company retain the ycuds until the death Of
the insured the. could we'll afford pay from 10 per
cent rs rs per cent
Dividends paid to January 1st 1857 AL 2U7 81
Losses by death to - ,U6 23i 10
Reserved capital TO pay future losses. 2.isi.Jll le
eisis.a54 Is
No Company In the United States has capital
amount OF sk-none affords the
Nh When the premium q policy. for term of life,
mounts to $50 tho IL loan the insured A
of 1t ate per ceni a'erest b. w kAoWLEs, Agent,
Richmond Va
DR. WIN. q. MoRkis, Medical Ex amincr at Iynchbnrg
Persons In Lynch6arg desiring their
obtain information and papers by calling Al tho Office OF tho
VirginAn. sept lDts
ENlRx, LIFE AND ARlNR INSURANCE.
II LINChkuko HosE * FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY. --ihs
Company makes InsurApcs by on
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories other
ngs on iunitus. goods and merchandise generally
town and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives o all persons
good health aud OF sound
life or for . limited period.
slaves employed in ordinary will be insured un
reasonable tertna.
The Company will also take aud to any
che Northern or Southern Port. At ,y2r.Sls rates
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES u. cOBBS. Vice President,
GEORGE y. THURMAN Chief EnKinesr
DIRECTORS
JeHH 0rpr TAILOR SANrkL H. Mck,sxrr
DEXTER OrEf, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAMES r. PAYNR, JoHS r. DAVIS
WM H. bTRATroN, MAURICE g. LAHauoRNE
CREED T. Wills, secry.
DR. DR. WI i 9 n,. .Is OWEN Medical Examiner.
The Medical Examination OF subjects
made at the Once Of the Company tho
hours u andA oeiock r lfeb TIA
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Very lSc ssa u RI n Bile. =

AsfiS GkoNk, lIcnrico, Docniuber !, 1851
Mkssns DofE y Co.;--,rntcmcn--Aiy Lorra put III
we IN front the
i"n,c ran unc sad VI fence ia tlnoush
n'MJ penetrating through la, breast h,kus Raen
enough 10 Ihs.it soui MT yuur
On. "ni applied Iirecy day a!I III
Two VEGAS Az W ehtii,iy cured.
he-prsiiully yours, JAMES l. E,.L.
SOLD BY ali Drdssst. AND Merchants throughout
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

WHEAT TIIRASHERS

1HNlIE tNDEHSIGNED. having become Agents fol tho
ScaeE.rlady Agricultural Works Will keep constantly
pie their Patent Improved Railway Hors.
rhra~ers aud Combined rhraslers
This Thra.hng machine received tho FIRST
pREMi nj the New York state Far IN 1850, and contn
good satisfaction ali VITO have used them.
nm. HURSE Pow EltS made very strong, gear
ed that Il the team travel only about nea per
hor thereby making suitable to work either horses
np"n thein
THE TRANSFERS aud CONFINED THRASlitiS aud
MINNOW EItS discharge
and dust through the machine the feeder,
is II ual with other kinds.
The rhrasher and Ninnowc has a REVOLVING WIKI
SEPARATER which does the work perfect, than,
be done other way,
TIE SEpARATER ddc) has y fork straw shaker. h, IA
the from the M
Persons wishing examine these Thrashers by
calling store where iurtner information will bo given
concerning them lKBf " SAUNDf.itS
- Il-ta
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SPRING OF 1868.


HAVING: JUST KETlKNED from the Nor
i"rn cities and received large of Goods the
pubic invited to call auction where they viii
hni variety n useful and desirable articles that be sold
for much less than customary prices have agency for
h. c nj Plated Wa e. which ffty
per b, purchasing goods Of best quail
ny We hive. slI" Jcwolfy which fur
nishvery cheap The iuics ed call
the stock. perhaps have the articles Al goods
Ill he sold very cheap for cash. BRYAN AKEKS.
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AvEW (ONGEHN-Wrh n We this day assoc ia
~ ted ourselves under the style aud firm OF Mo
k1NNES CO. for the purpose OF conducting GENERAL
GROCERY AND GDMMlSSlON Bl SlSESS ut the old stand
Me hnney lass, Main street, whrro viii be glad to
old friends and hc pubic with the promise To use
,aort 10 give entire satisfaction.
ltMsGasl to puuctua! customers six months time
SAM. II. MCKINNEY.
JOHN =. BASS,
uESRY b. FLOOD.
iauJ
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- n z II n,
ftE ~ " At,t;ON FAC RORY The subsci- ffS Y9ye
--- Der returns hs grateful acknowledge
ncnt to his ol friend, and the literal patron
toward him, and leave them and the pub
lie that he has started in business, and he hopes
SIN, aicniin to business 10 continuance OF IA
lie make 10 order and Keep hand kinds
xle Wagons mad" IN the substantial
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