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OND ANNUAL STATEMENT

CITIZENS MUTUAL 1SSURASC. COMPANY
The following of tho affairs Of this Company pub
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viz.
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

DR. SNooKs:
Anatomy and Psychology are two an
Gent volumes, written, printed and bound
in the garden Of Eden, BY infnity; this
author has won. BY bis publications, a
worldwide and an undying fame. a work
from his pen always meets with a ready
sale-the market price is always right,
the issues from this press POSSESS one
most valuable and unique characteristic
viz: their Language is not English MOI
greek, french nor hebrew, arabic nor
Latin; neither Does it, in the Least re.
semble any Of the Languages o. idioms
of man at the same time, it is a Ian.
guage Common to ali men-the mother
tongue of the race, all can read more Of
less of it, the ottoman is familiar With it
the Islam has read it from bis Boyhood
the Choctaw first lispe6 it the hindoo ha.
been Lulled to sleep by its Symphonies
the Student has won all has Laurels By
its teachings, and the sage honored ant
benefited man by his acquaintance wild
it. it isa language of u~nbounded powers
in some particulars, as simple as a play
thing adapted to the infants feeble abil
tiles; in others, as mysterious and in
scrutable as Eternity, adapted to ever
Conceivable grade of intellect: the book
Of this Language are the only Exampl
Of perfect binding, paper, type, Orthog
raphy, Etymology, syntax and posed,
that is IN the market, or that ever wil
be: also, the only one that possesses per
lection in facts, Dates, Conclusions an
philosophy, it is the richest and mos
valuable possession Of man, it contain
all that man needs to make him healthy
wise and happy. The amount of philos
Ophy, health and happiness now in MAJ
possession IS Derived from the books {
this ancient author; and the amount {
Disease, unhappiness and wo, possesse
by man is the result of his ignorance {
these volumes. DIR. NEVERTIRE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

. viii be seen by reference to another
umn, that the ladies Of this city have
med a sewing circle, or society, the
Eel Of which at present is to aid in the
tcdpn Of a Congregational Church.
bile Rev. Mr.. TIPTON the Pastor Is
on a mission connected with the
urch and College, the ladies, God bless
I'm, are determined to do their share
advancing matters at home.
I've understand It is the intention Of
ladies' 10 hold a Fair on the 22d Of
kbruary.
p. S. Il win be considered as perfect
IN order for gentlemen, old or young
DOd-lOOEng, hOmely, OF downright ugly
visit the society, during the regulal
thereof, during whichtim it vii
! conceded all are "foin f~ellOes."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Ladies Sewing Circle.

A meeting of the ladies Of BrOwnviile,
was held at the residence of DR.. Nc
Pherson on the 4th., for the purpose of
forming a sewing circle. The object of
which, is to aid in the erection Of the Con-
~gregatiOnal Church. The following la
dies were elected as officers:
Mrs EEIzABETH McPHERsoN, Prsss-
dent, Miss MARTHA J. FAvoRIrr, Ssere-
tart Miss Mary E. TURNER, Treasurer.
The following ladies were appointed a
committee, to enquire into the expediency
of holding fair and supper on the even
ing Of February, 22d:
Mrs Furnas, Mrs John Morrison, Mr..
Belden, Mrs Coleman, Mrs Parker Mr..
Rossell, and Mrs Henry lake.
The society viii meet on every Tues.
day afternoon.
E. MCPHERSON, Pres't.
M. J. FAVORITE, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

We have been greatly provoked of
ste BY persons carrying of u exchan-
es-sOmeiimes the missing paper con-
lined "copy'' and only a portion put in
ype. We file quite a number of our
host valuable exchanges, and often we
Ind our files broken by missing papers.
We have said before and yet say, we
are pleased TO have our friends call and
peruse our exchanges. But to carry of
b. mutlate them, without our knowledge
; consent, we have serious objections
Please take notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
DR. EASTERLY
Iodine and SarsaparRlIa


VIII eare ali diseases arising from an impuse state Of
the ILooD, or adepraved conditioned the fluids Of the
system, viz cancers, swelling Of the glands, fheumat-
ism. white s~wellinss, chronic sore eyes, piles, polls,
erysipelas, soitEes, pains In The bones and joints, ul-
GERS in the mouth and throat, and an chronic ~constitu-
tional diseases. This medicine searches out the very
roots Of the disease By purifying the blood, and changing
the s~ecetions in the system, thus removing the cause,
which renders the cure certain and permanent.
Dr.. Easferly's Iodine and SarsapariHa win cure the
worsf mercsyidJ disesse, and drive out and destroy ev-
cry particle Of mercury which Is IN The system. and cure
It's bad effects.
It Will cure secondary syphilis or 9eaeral dissase,
and win drive tho s~yphiFitic girss and ali kerediiGry
fainfs and poisonous matter out Of the system through
the pores Of the skin, and restore the patient 10 8 per-
feet state Of health and purity. tt is a positive cure
for Hger complaint and d~yspepssa, If used a proper
length Of time. IChalleuge the world 10 produce its
eQualin these complaints. The aficted will bear in
mind that D.. Easfeflg's Iodine end SarsaparfIa will
cure all nervous diseases, female compIoiuts, dropsy,
graveO, diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary
organs, in . few days.
twill remove pimples and bIotches from HE face
and make the skin clear, white and beautiful IS ala.
baster. II does this By purifying the blood, and BY it,
prompt action on The liver. kidneys, and secretory or.
gans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been amiciedwit scrOfula. ole
sores, letter, ringworm, scald head, blotches, ~eruptioni
Of the skin, and all cutaneous diseases, are advised 4
procure Gridley's salt Rhoum and letter Ointment L
apply'on the sores and diseased parts, when using Dr.
EasterIy's Iodine and SarsapariIIa. The Iodine an,
Sarsaparilla purihes the blood, and causes the sores L
discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heal
them. when both are used (which / always commend
apermsnent and radical curei is always effected. The.
are the best and most powerful c~uratives known to man
A fair trial is all I ask-I do not fear the result.
Price Of the Iodine and sarsapariIla, 81 per bottle, o
6bOttles for s.. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment 4
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly
corner Of Third amp Chestnut streets, st. Louis, No.
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed
U-sOldbyJ. H. TAU & CO., Druggists, Brown
vile. N. n. and By Druggists generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Rotten and Arrogant.

Those Who AFRO
ganilY believe that the present system Of
indiscriminate credits, which frequently
enables the imposter to compete with and
cripple the honest trader, and to make
money anyhow. is a bar to a successful
cash system, are mistaken. "Keeyil,,
the Halter Of the Hall of the Giant Hat.
Broadway, opposite Wash street, Saint
Louis, viii be the advocate of a just tar
in in the price Of Hats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
For the Advertiser.
..

Mn. EDIToF;-
The above named gentleman has but
recently made himself known through the
columns of the Nemaha Journal. l for
one, feel proud to know such a learned
individual dwells among US benighted
"Nebraskians, for in the language of a
late lamented bard,
ga good DR.. is a mighty good thing in any neighbOrhOOd. -
Suppose one of your darling pets gets a
bean in its w~ind-pipe, or becomes the
victim Of hat malignant, dangerous dis
ease, known among science doctors as
"liver-grown," you need not be alarmed
as long as "Nevertire" can be had before
life is extinct. He Only asks for a trial
Truly this is a glorious epoch for poor.
suffering, afflicted humanity. liking Cal.
omel' must reign no longer to be dethron.
ed by concentrated medicines" Oh
what a man this "Nevertire must BEL
The scientific experiments, and laboriou'
researches of the "Fathers of Medicine, ;
will be knocked into a cooked hat" and
something more rational than we have ev
er read or heard of will be revealed
Go ahead, my dear fellow.-nothing like
using the "knife and probe, PRO re natc
and maybe you can convince some super
anuated, childish "c~ritter' that the i'm
mortal Hippocrates was a fool, and tina
you are a "bit of a smart fellow"
Now, Doc, I would not for the world
and "the rest Of mankind have you
think hard of me. Two such great au
thors should not fall put. An amiabll
temper is characteristic of greatness in
tellectually, and with which, l am per
suaded you are eminently gifted. joking
with Doctors is a habit l have contract
ed for many years, from which it seem
impossible to reform. Therefore / hop
you'll not become offended.
But, seriously, / am, and | suppose al
sensible people are, well pleased wit
your "papers." It's a great pity, "Doc,'
that Bonner, publisher of the New Yor
Ledger, instead of employing Hon. Ed
ward Everett to write Mount Vernon pa
pers, didn't secure your invaluable ser
vices in furnishing weekly "PhysOPath
Papers" The reward, or profits of sue
an arrangement would have been rich il
deed, to Mr.. Bonner, and the benefit I
mankind beyond all reasonable compute
} ton. Write to Mr.. Bonner, Doctor,
might result in a satisfactory arrange
+, ment yet, and the genius of your might
s pen receive the appreciation of a gratefl
4 world.
S In conclusion, Mr.. DR.. Nevertire, Est
: allow me to ask an explanation Of Ii
word "physOpathy," in your next med
cal dissertation.
DR.. SHOCKS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

Those Of our subscribers residing out
Of Nemaha county, failing to receive the
ADVERTISED, " after the present issue, will
understand that their names are stricken
from our list because Of nOn-payment.-
Hereafter no paper win be sent out Of
the county except in case of advance pay.
ment; or resident vouchers. We would
rather have our blank paper than unpaid
accounts on Tom Dick. and Harry, and
scattered all over. creation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

See the advertise
neni of Messrs. BRATToS & FKvOnrTE,
ID another column. They have a fine
lot Of excellent fruit trees for sale. Ne
braskians, especially, viii do well to pat
.ronize them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
~ WnnK.

-eecnf extensive additions % New type, Cuts,
II inks. BronEcS, Cards, &C., made t0the "AdveF-
#OFce. We ciaimto be able 60 turn out Job Work IN
- unsurpassed D. any once. TheproPrietor being
"a printer hmsclf, and having Ia his employ an
-iiehed ana experionced Fancy Job Printer, is de-
- nct 10 ba ouf-done IN she execution Of Job Work.
1 naring un6 az Fosters latest improved Card
- Blanks, work IN Coiors, Bronze Work, &c; will
win particular attention.
.ou from distance ~ Be promptly attended 10,
Isrrnntcd tc Eive Satisfaction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
sKeeKI. the Hatter.

Keevil is the name
which resOunds wherever hats are used
in the Western country. His prices, too,
are as just as has hats are excellent. As
his name is wide spread, if you want a
hat worthy of the name, go to KeeVil's
Hall Of the Great Hat, Broadway, St.
T,oufe
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

The ~Nebraska Advertiser having
b the largest circulation Of any paper in
Territory. Wholesale Merchants in st.
b, St Joseph. Cincinnati and other East
markets whero Nebraska merchants pur-
u. win hnd no better advertising medium
e western country-H
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Broke Through the lee.

One Of Hoadley
Muir's lumber teams, in crossing the
river on Tuesday, broke through the ice
n Of the oxen was drowned before il
could be gotten out.
Last evening a team belonging to Mr..
Dunder, broke through the ice a shorI
distance above this City. One horse was
rescued; the other, together with the
wagon Eas lost.
The Missouri bridge is rather danger,
Gus just DOW. Be careful.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
= cunrKr. Propricsors OF tie Real

vrRk GILBFET, Propricsorf OF ne Real
T~fter. Masonic Icmple, Chicego, ~.
.rTIr. General Adveriting Agent In rear Of
Lsdies's and Children's Shoe Store 50 West
s-r.qf. Ciucnnati.
IL ewEs2 CO. No SAG and SO. Broadway,
- WrE0. American Canadcan and European
- - subscription oltoe, EoIU Nassau street
S~rpDERIDGE, Northwest corner Of Olive and
-eets. saint Louis.
s-EIvrN. C., Dearborn street, Chicago,
4, ~thoired Agents 30 solicit subscriptions and ad-
--eats for ne Advertiser, and receive and receipt
90 thereler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

- residcntfR his Territory, coming from various
- TIE STATES, often suggest 10 as the names Of
4 Ia heir Old nciEhborhoods ,wh0 would doubtless
i suhscribcre ncy could see q copy Of the "Ao-
To We always send q Gpccimen copy, and persons
~. vii consider il a eollcifati0n % become . regu-
~hr-rfter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSO CIATIO

For the current year, ending Jan. /, 1850, up to which
time subscriptions will be received. Every subscriber
Of three dollars is entitled to:
LIST. The celebrated steel engraving, The Village
Blacksmith
end. A copy Of the elegantly illustrated Cosmopolitan
Art Journal.
Sd. free season admission te the Eastern ana wes-
tern Galleries CT Art.
IN addition to which, the large and valuable eoHec-
ton Of works OF Art, viii be given to subscribers.
Nc personis restricted to a single subscription. Those
renting SI6 are entitled to six memberships.
Address, c. L. DERBY, Actuary. CA. A,
No. 548,s New York,
Or R. W. FURNAS, Brownville, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Religions.

We are pleased to announce
that Rev. A. L. BILIIsosLT. having
consented TO become the pastor Of tie
First Presbyterian Church in this City has
arrived, and viii enter upon his duties
On Sabbath next.
Preaching at half past 10 o'clock, and
also in the evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

a paid Ia advancc, e499
So q atthe endo Of 6months, 30
% 81 - oI2 800
- more viii be furnished az ESQ PEI
sses ne cash a~osempznies ne order, not
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
BalIOu's Dollar MnthIy Magazine.

The Cheapest 1NdgGz1ne IN the 1COTtd.
You need no longer pay three dollars for a first class,
elegantly illustrated and carefully edited Magazine
Ballou's Dollar Monthly contains one hundred pages Of
original matter in each number. and forty OF fifty rich
engravings, issued on the finest Of paper, and in the best
style, for one dollar : year.
II. II.
No. ~, Winter street, Boston. I
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

AND lENEEAL k4KV AA|KII
Dealers zn COlns
Uncurre1tNoney, ExchanFe and La1s F1rfsnf8,
~bR0HNFlLLE, E24AHA co, MT
Especial attention VIZ be givento Buying and ScIItn9
hnchaDgo on the lrlncp3l cities o. he CnIod states,
sold, Silver, and uucurrt1t bank Notes. .tco1sl8nt SUP
ply Of Land Warrants On hand for sale, Foa CASH. OF en-
teredon time for ~Pre-cmpt0rs All Warrants soid b. Us
guaranteedin every respect. WIZ 1ie DeciarttorySiafc-
ments 81 intention 90 Dre-smpt, ans pr6raro pre-enufon
ties, AZ western rates Of interest, and Investments m3ds
In Lands or city property for distant capitalists. CsIlec-
tons upon ali convenient points viii be proHDtly attend
ca y and proceeds remfrtedi In exchange, ~afc9rrent rates.
Bills q Exchange on England, Ireland, ana france. Oh
tanned AZ usual rates, with cost of E1cuanse on the East
2dacd. Deposits receivedca Cu-zent account andintor8sk
aIlowetcn special Deposits.
OFTICE-AainS ST., near u. s.. land Once.
Linz. BsotAsr 5 c. Es5salass. PAilaesigass. p
HIseE s white Baltimore Nd.
Jno. Thompson Mason, Co1r effort,
=. H.. PundersOn &Co. MERCHANTS,
u. ~. Teakle &Co. No. IL Broadway, New YORK.
F@.T snisnson, Esq Banker w.shl9ss0n, Z: O.
JnosS Gdllabet, Late % Aud. q. ST,
Taylor & Eriegh, Bankers, Chicago, nj.
HcCielland, Scrusgs& Co. Mcrchants, ST. LoHis, No.
Hon. Thos. g. Pratt Annapciis, I'D.
Hon J. ". Geary, Ex-Gov. KansaA, Penn.
Hon. Jas. o.. Carson, Nercers6urE, Pa.
p. - Small, Esq Prest 8. Bank, HdgorstOwn, I'D.
Col. Geo. Schley, Atty 1t Law,
Charles Parsons & Co. Bankers, Keokuk. Iowa.
u. 9. Nuts Co. Council BiuH z
Greene, Weare Rice, Des Nome. -
douglass * watson Fint0n,
Col. Sam Hambieton, Atty atIaw Easlon, I'd.
Judge Fhos. Perry, Cumberland, I'd
Prof. IL. TutWiler, Havana kabana.
Oct 8, '57-v2-nl5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
HEDGE FENCING.

The undersigned having had considerable experience
n planting and cultivating Usage Orange Hedges, here
BY inform the public that they are now prepared to con-
tract either planting, setting them out, OF growing and
cultivating the fence complete. Growing hedges Of
their planting can be seen on the farms Of S. W, Ken
nedy, G. Crow, J. Skeen and others in thisc ounty
D.. G. s. I. N.SANDERS.
Sept. 2, loft
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

G, Deuser has removed bis Tin Shop nom Front street
to Main street, nearly opposite the new Hotel, where he
has opened up the largest STOCK Of ware IN his line 60 be
found in the upper countTy. he soiicits q continuance
Of patronage. june 10, rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Watches & JeWelry.
PAY YOUR DEBTS ID

with Corn.
Those indebted to me are hereby notified that
they can liquidate their indebtedness with corn at
the highest market price, delivered at the store Of
l. 7. Whyte in BroWnville. This request is made
only because l am in debt myself, and cannot raise
the money, but can make use Of corn. Such an ar
rangement viii be taken as a great accommodation
under present circumstances. JESSE NOEL.
BroRnYille, Dec, 2, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

For Cash Rnd OLA Time
We are prepared 70 loan Land Warrants Of all sizes to
settlers on such time IS they may desirc-long OF short
-at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of warrants viii Be kept on hsnd
for sale as cheap IS they can be bought iseWhero In
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold By Us will be ruaranleod to be
genuine In every respect and will DO exchanged II de-
fective.
Being permanently located in BrownvIle. we can al
ways be found at tho old stand . few doors east Of the
Brownville House.
LUSnBAUGH & CARSON,
Bankers. and Dealers in Land Warrants
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

Ns haEs Z ID q vealheE q present
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Lost or Stolen
lost !

Lost, on christmas eve at the BrownviIle House, a
California-gOld breast pin. The subscriber viii literally
reward the finder Of the pin. E. WORTHING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
From the Davenport ttOWa) Morning Ne~s.
The Union of the AntI-LecOmpton Men
with the Republicans an California.

The last overland mail from California brings let
tiers up to the date of the 9th u. They state that
union of the opposition-the republicans and anti
Lecompton men-had been effected in the State.
Broderick and his myrmidoas have joined forces
with the republicans, and united upon the alternate
candidates upon their respective tickets in order to
defeat the democracy. This shameless bargain and
sale union of prafeEsed democracy with our
bitterest opponents = for the sake of the
spells. A moro corrupt, disgusting trad was never
made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK a. co.

uTGVE renewed their Book Rfpderv nnS
Blank Book Manuaosory the Baptist Pusshlns ns1ss
next house oeoW Douglass Co., Market sire No 50
"a door from the squAfesnd wiz be glad to see ali hor old
customers and invite new that We
prepared 70 make Blank Books In the ard sy
given pattern. Particular attention paid the Binding
Of Periodicals. and cid Books Our prsss loW as ne
ov. The style OF the BndE Store,
Union srsst. Bookz le q shsr place VIII rsoeizs ned
atteation. HPH fsbll-lnadK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
CRosss-TTEs WANTED.

FUyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
10 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, sfeet
hong inches thick we'll hewn, face place not
Is tha inches clear VI park timber TO s sound, be deliver
- a. ne prsae line Of the road In Nashville.
% contractors want 70 contract for 10000 White OF
Pei Oak Ties, OF the above, delivered
: - m ~ the road In piles from section Il 70 section 81,
s,o,Ish on each section 70 supply the
Persons wishing e bid vii direct o the President nd bree-
Nashville, Team - 'Rr]~U
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

VIII carried from the eelsbrated Plaster Banks n Tias
Dalten, and staoas the Et fsaanss
and GeOrza Railroad, a. six dollars Of 900 po<ns
To NashVin and all Stations the Nashville Chattaa0og
Railroad. At nine dollars per t0n o. ocO pounds
fuscunoa and Stations East Of Tuseuoia ttA
Memphis Charleston RoA4 At Ens dollars AID Al Sta
lens vest OF Tuscumbia, al twelve dollars PEI to1-