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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
An Improved Farm
FOR A T.

A very valuable and desirable improved farm situate
4 IL miles from BrOwnviIle and 9 1-2 from Memaha
City, can be had on very favorable terms. 1t consists
Of 1874 acres; 40 acres under cultivation; "a acres in TIM
Der; good welii stock water, and good frame house
The stock@2 yoke Of oxen, Z COWS, and 7young cattle
the farm implements, and household furniture will be
sold with it if desired. A rare opportunity is here pre-
sented Enquire Of R. w. Furnas, at One Advertiser
office, Brownville, N. 7.
Nov. II, 80 MS
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE

- COmIngS VS.. q. W. Clark.
NOTICE is hereby given thar by virtuo Of an
ecution issued from the Office Of the CerE I'm.
District Court for .Nemaha County, Ne5asEs ~
ritory, againstZ W. Clark, and ID favor off p
Comings, for the sum. of sevcnty-seven dollar All
thirty three cents: LIB. Wells Sheriff # NJ
county, have levied upon, and on Tuesday. n,
day OF December ADD. 1853, between tbe ba,
Of ten o'clock A. n. and four O'Clock. I'm. A.
the door Of the house in which the last term n v5
Court was held at Brovnvile in said eolpfy. III
sell, at pablio sale, to the highest bidder. fr - /.
hand, as the property Of said Z. w. CLARK. 10 satJv
said execution the following described R~eal-ssta.S
to-Eit. The west half Of the Southwest ogarts- 4
Section number six, Township number f-e. Yorh
Of Range number sixteen (l6l, East Of the sirr5
principle meridian, according to the Government
Survey, situated in said county Of Neuaha, together
wlth all the improvements thereunto belonging.
J.B. WELLS.
Sheriff Of Nemaha Co., MT.
BrOWnyille, Nov. 3, S59.-I64t-S75 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17


The Congressional delegation from
Maryland will be as follows:
Jas. A. Stweart, Dem; ETH. Webster,
Am; j. M. Harris, Am; H. w. Davis,
Am; ]. M. Kunkle, Dem; Geo. w.
Hughes, Dem.
The political complexion will be the
same as in the last Congress-three
Americans and three Democrats.
The Democrats have majority in both
branches of the Legislature. 25 Amer
leans and 40 Democrats are elected to
the House, and 9Americans and l3 Dem
ocrats to the Senate. One District is yet
10 be heard from.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Fatal Accident.

Just before going to press we are in
formed of the accidental death of n of
our oldest and most esteemed citizens,
Samuel Foster, Sen. The deceased
came to his death by being tossed from his
wagon while the same was descending a
hill some miles east of this place. He
fell headlong upon the double-tree of his
wagon, and from that upon the ground
in such a position hat both the wheels Of
the wagon passed over his chest, produc-
ing almost instant death. His horses
were going at rapid gait and his wagon
passed over1a short but sudden descent in
the road where the accident occurred.-
The community has lost an estimable
citizen, and Instantly and other relatives
a devoted Co. Mo- Ners.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

POLITICALLY, there are several banner
counties in The Territory. Saline county
gave Its entire vote for the Democratic
candidate, 50 didL'eau qui court, SO did
Buffalo! Id C~lay-county the Democratic
candidate got but two votes, in Cuming
bat three, Ia Hall but three."-Neb. Cag
Ners.
It is generally believed that notwiih-
standing the Excessively disagreeable
weather. the News speaks of preceding
the above paragraph, that L~'eauquicourt
and Buffalo counties gave considerable
more thatHheir g'endra vote foiTB Gem
Esiabrook What God-sends= stormy Ell
ection days are to some people!
W@=E----A a b
The Honseo of RepresenfativesAwhich
will convene at Washington on the first
Monday in December next-will be poll
tically dividedas follows !:
Republicans la
Democrats 9l OIL 100
South Americans z vi %
No party has a majority in the House.
The South Americans hold the balance
Of power.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Mrs. AtChison, the venerable mother
of Gen, David R. Atchison, Ex-United
States Senator, departed this life at the
residence of his son, in Clinton county,
Mo, on Sunday morning last, in an ex-
IRENE old age.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
A Washington correspondent Of a CO.

temporary says:a5 ta5 al 81 1a
The news from Maryland is to the eff
feet that a powerful feeling is growing up
that State.m / understand that Hon. w.
T. Hamilton, Of Hagerstown, we'll known
as distinguished member of the Demo-
cratic party is preferred asa delegate to
Charleston, and is favorable to the nomi-
~nationaof Mr.! Douglas. .97ao mo1f 1zBoTd
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Married


At Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 3!st Of October, by
the Rev. .Mr. Bushnell, THOMAS MORTON, Esq, Of
the Nebraska City Neps, to Miss CARRIE WooD-
RUFF, Of the former place. lfE eng u14
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Sheriff Of Nemahas5 county:
Brownyille, Nov. Sd, 1859. Miss 50
SHERIFF''S SALE
=. 3. GoIds5srz

DOhH McOOlOM0HI fl. q
NOTlCE Is hereby given that BY virtue q 90
DIR made By the Eemaha county, District C'anG
Nebraska Territory, 1t the September term. A, ].
1893, thereof, that | will offer for sale, and !el
public sale to the highest bidder for cash IN hsel
atthe door Of the house in which he last tern o. -
said Court was held at Brownville in sard @9ay
of Nemaha, on Monday the 18th day Of Dscbm9g'
A D-lE59, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, Of said day ts \.
lowing real estate to-Wit: lots no eleven and Iael'
IN block no. tbirty-nine, in the City Of BroHn'n
Nebraska Territory, as is evidenced BY the rs1onIo
plat Of the said city Of BroWnvills, the said cruz
being made in the ease Of f. j. Goldsbeg, ayaIl
John MeDOnough, in the said court. WbeIin ".
said GoldsbuEy foreclOsed n certain mOrtg9gss ga
The said MeDonough, and upon the said P1Pa1'
TO satisfy which mortgage and the sum due IhsN
order was made. #4ta
Given uudsr my hand the third dsyof RoVsmO"
A.D. 1859.
J.. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county =.
n-----sHT- " . roen Z l. -NEMAaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

ld-we nave no pityfor people who go about companil
Ing Of their aches ana pairs. Why do they not forthwith
procure 4 bottle Of Curtis Mamalfke Laiment, and re-
inyigorate their deceased musrles2 Il is a pain Killer,
and no mistake. And remember also, that his Compound
Syrup Of Sassafrasis a sure remedy for coughs, colds,
and the thousand and one diseases Of the respiratory or
gans. No medicines are more a~ffcacious and none more
popular. See advertisement 3 It
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
The agricultural Department,
Is compiled from a variety Of sources, many Of them
inaccessible to the American reader.

Price-Three Dollars a year; Two Copies to one
Address, Five Dollars Five Copies to one Address,
Ten eopiest to one Address, so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
no MLStake.

NO MIStake. -
nSEfGLE & GREENBAUM can 1T ont a suit OF clothes
for less money than any other house in the upper coun-
try. Try them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Nov II, 80 nls
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Notice to Premium HOlders-Ne-
maha County Fair.

Persons who drew Diploma premiums at the late Ne
maha County Fair can obtain them by calling upon the
Persons entitled to Periodical Premiums
are desired to confer with the Secretary,
II WEUREAs, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Fhe PlaCe fOr the Ladies.

Since inc great upper-ten Wedding in New York
Miss Bartlett and Don 0viedo-the lsoies are deter
mined to have the finest and latest styles Dress Goods,
consequsntly they 60 to HILLS. +
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

MiIIlnerJ AOtIce.. ~
MRS. HEWETT, { formerly Miss Turner, informs
her old friends and customers that Sue has on baud at
her old stand on main street, a general assortment OF
Goods in her line, which she proposes to sell ct unpre-
cedented low prices.
They do, Say loI
THENDGEN sells Groceries cheaper than any other
house, and his goods are No. 1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
sherifF's Sale.

D d I'LL
Sheriff Of Nemaha county, y.
e. Nov. 9. 1859. t5-lt-si9s
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NEW YORK TIMES.

seleetionzof the highest Interest
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OVER me RIVER.

Over the river they beckon to me,
Loved ones who'ye crossed to the other side,
The CLEAN oftheir snowy robes see,
But their voices arc lost in the dashing tide,
There's one with ringlets of sunny gold,
And ewes the reflection OF heavens own blue,
He crossed in the twilight gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view;
We saw not the angels who met him there,
The gates of the city we could not see,
Over the river, over the river,
Ny brother stands waiting to welcome me.
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another, the household pet;
Her brown curls waving in the gentle gale,
Darling Minnie see her yet.
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled hands,
And fearlessly entered the phantom bark,
We felt it glide from its silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark.
We know she is safe on the further side,
Where all the ranscmed and angels be;
Over the river, the mystic river,
Ny childhood's idol is waiting for me.
For none return from those quiet shores,
Who cross with the boatman cold and pale;
We hear the dip of the golden oars,
And catch CLEAN of the snowy sail;
And IOI they have PASSED from our yearning
hearts,
They cross the stream and are gone for aye.
We may not sunder the veil apart
That hides from our vision the gates of day,
We only know that their barks no moro
May sail with us DER life's stormy sea;
Yet somewhere know on the unseen shore,
They watch, and beckon, and wait for me.
And sit aud think when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore,
shall one day stand by the water cold,
And list for the sound Of the boatman's oar;
shall watch for CLEAN of the tapping sail;
I shall hear the boat as il gains the strand,
shall pass from sight with the boatman pale,
To the better shore of the spirit land;
I shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfully sweet will be meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river,
The Angel of Death shall carry me.
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THE TN TELLIGENCER

VINO can read tho following poem without
saving show beautiful" 1t was written about
year and half ago by Miss Nancie A. w.
Priest, of Hinsdale, N. H. Her education has
been only such as could be obtained at a coun.
try district school; and for the past three years
she has been worked in "tho mill" for self sup
port And yet who but real genius could
write Sc. beautiful thingf 1t reminds one Of
the creations of Gerald Massey. There is a pc
culiar charm, an inexpressible sweetness about
ii, that takes hold on the feelings, and delicacy
of imagery that enchants the imagination.
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST STO OK OF
FALL St WINTER DRY GOODS.


The subscriber having just returned from tho East bess
leave that he ogsr in ueementS In Dry
than ary other house In the eltv-for cash.
Particular attention Is called to the foloWingltem
stvies: excellent quality Mack SILK Calico width at only
Sn TSs sns or AZ eoa n
Of striped Silks, Bayaiere, Turk satin, etc,
sSasy na ,sr Ss.aR G ony q sasy more
TOO pieces Freueh HEePlno OF all eolors:
hest Of always sofa ,rrO IS viii
'sI IS III pieces oe Cobnrxsaad Parumettosa ane
quality such always seIIsfOF size. yard; only
AN weoIpIain ne Laiaes. ali eolors, LupOn's
make for only SIS rs, Tari ,,.s -, .,,,
sos. oh side robes; also robes de Bayaaere robes Squ
las de ohanPe aiargs At greatly reduced
H'''s'' DOMEsrIcs.
10 esses Of rIats best st.ies neat aud snail figured
fist coloTs WARRANTED, from TO eta, worth IN
yAs sae f a Ssdf irSias rasIia OF
all widths AMI prices excellent quality 4Wie, At only
s sa' Cioai1S ad u he most con.
pes asosmeat ever brought TO tae city, Of all possible
1Rr,rsi PnFSI EXTRAORDINARY BAReAINsI-La.
Senains SCI Of Pars his season. win and it to their dvan
tARs examine stock. before purch1sng, assort
SyiaSsr having purchased them direct from the Importer.
and and only for cash, Il gives eonsdera
sSslp Rsssia sable, Mink Stone MsTiin, French sable
Fsh Lyax Genuets and all the usual varieties have In
RIanReta-l5o pair lO-t ia and ls-4, very cheap
Garpels-iO1 peess OF Carpets Of aiIkina. Brusseis
Thres Ply Saperanei lnsraln all Wool, etc. viii sell
Soei for onlx CENTS bargain. $50 Hearth Rugs
Anal Brnsse Hearth Rug worth for only SS the finest
Sai3 do. common siss. worth s. for only = 90
sspif Isl aaia Street,
NO I PTTTs6UR6H SALT always On hands and Tor
IsssS !. SSroALE. e Main 81
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LIVER INVTGtORATORl

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME.
and more setn Than any other medicine
known. 1t Is not only Cthdrfto, but Ltrer remedy
the bowels carry OF that matter thus
eomPllshl1E two purposes s60S any o. 81 tae
drtcs trenEthens the system at the time that
strengthen and build It up with unnsualrapidity.
The LIVER is of the principal regulators Of the
a% SSG sy,sS a
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Ise
stomach bowel, are fault ts Whole
S SiSG esase The
gam one Of the maze s nus sa
whereEhto counteractth the many arrangements to which
bleS pTS I1HER in any offs forms
Tbsse Guns remove aiHmorbd or bad matter from
the system supplying place healthy gow BILE
PuRTPYTNs TUE BLOOD diving tone and health TO the
whole machinery, reuOVins~the cause Of tue
s4 siLI6Gs 1TTkoks are. cured, AND, WHAT IS
One atseT relieve the stomach
| and prevent the food from+rislnE and Souring.
Only dosetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
' Only one dose taken the bowels
Hs os sat taken sr DYSPEPSIA
S-one dose OF tea-s will Always relieve
One bottle taken for fe male remoVesthe
cause Of the disease, andlmAkes perfect cure.
One dose often repeated isCa sure cure for CHOLEA
| IEORBUS and a preventive Of CHOLERA.
EF- Only bottle isDNneedeh to throw out OF the
system effects of mehi-cine amer long sickness.
r. One bottle taken foro1JAUSD1OE removes all sal
loWneSs unnatural color-4from the skin.
One dose taken short~time before eating gives Wig
to the appetite, and makes~food digest we'll
One dose often repeatedly, cures CHRORIC- DIAR.
EsHIr4 In its worst forms -ghiie S UNAER and
BOWEL complaints yieldZ alTnoSt to the hrst dose
One doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS In
ChTldren there Is Epeedier remedy IN
the world, as itHeperJdtks. ~ -.-..-
EB- few bottles curesNDROPSY, by exciting the
absorbents.
We take pleasursI nsndIng thi. medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEvERS OF q Bill LI0US TYPE. 1t operates
with certainty are willing 70 testify TO Its
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO Use TT ARE E9IPTHI9 TIER U1YNNT
lTOUS TESTIMONY EYITS "A YOR.
~ NL1 Ge mouth tsiEh tie IaUf00rdtoP, dHd
sledIlOto both to0elfsr. 1 Hat
THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost great believe II by
the first dose 0tcn1 beaet, and seldom more
than bottle is required 70 cure any kind Of LLYER
Hsadaehs, aiof which the result Of DIS
EASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 34S Broadway, New York.
And EetaIled by all Druggists. Sid also BY
my14-1y 7. H. LOGAN on. Wheeling. Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
1859.

1909. 1859.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL RAlLRO AID.
@ aEE
he Capacity Of this equal any in the Country
THREE THROUGH
p A S S E NJ G. E r T r A N s
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
TSrouSb Trsps from All western Cities for PtadsphiA
New York, Boston, baltimore and Washington City thus
surpassed for speed and comfort by any other route
ExPress and Past Lines run through to Philadelphia With
smoking Cars are attached to each train; Woodrnns
runs Daily Mail Fast Line SUNDAYS excepted Three
Daily Trains connect direct for New York Express and
Express Train Pittsburgh A. NJ arrives a. Phiia-
delphiA Balti more P. NJ, New York 1000 p. NJ
nh mia II p M New York $50 A. N.
Past Line leaves P.sb9rEa E. NJ s5rSs s In
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York:
Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston, Through
soIr TICKETS 70 Boston are good Via NorTeh
TICKETS EASTWARD may be eStaIned at any Of the
Important Rail Road Ohees In the Vests also on board any
vs Hnd T6RGs q a.
Company in Boston, New York Baltimore or PnlaaeIPhia
Fare always as low as by any o.her Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH.
The completion ofthe Western connections Of the Penn
SJlyauin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DlR6CT .66ENt66N 4a6 6AS4
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
Pittsburgh avoiding ali rayags ferrase OF Freight,
gether with the saving Of time advantages readily ap-
ffsas:s ssPRss Fa Pa N Ftsliss oaS
their ddgalta0s to 81 Up By Lsts Route.
address either Of the folioEaE Agents Of the Company.
STEWART, Pitss6grghi - -.
vile, o.; J. JoHssruS, Ripley, o.; r. MSNEELI, May.vle
JenersonVe, Ind; H. W. BRoWS & Co., Cincinnati, Oh
ATHRRN IIIBBERT Cinci NATL o. r. O. hELDRuN Madison
t5d wE hsiHsn t3 ga.mas kS E . G m
SASS St Louis, MOI JOKE Harris, Nashville, Tenn, HAR
y. Il. H. KoosIa Alton ls III MaaFaT VILE, DaSIqus
Iowa Freight Agents Of Ran Roads atdlnsren points
Tie Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
Aud AccoNVoDLroSs with privileges
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
by this Route Freghts Of all descriptions
ed from Philadelphia, New York joson or Baltimore 70
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri By GiI Road direct
The Pennsylvania Ra Road also connects at Pittsburgh
port on the Ohio MasEingum Kentueky Tennessee, Cum
berand Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin. Missouri KansSI,
Chicago with Steamers to all portI on the E0rthWsstern
Merchants and Shippers .ntrustns the transportation Of
their Prsght to this Company can rely With eOnhdehes on
TifE RATES OF FREIGHT to any FONT In the West BY
the Pennsylvania Rail Road are at an TINES IrorGbIS
ED particular to mark packages IVA PHSSA. n. r. -
Merchants West ordering goods from East VIM
Parties attending 70 their own shipments
VIII and It % their interest 70 call on the Agents o. this
addressed either Of them the subject Of nregh viii
meet With s Prs%5s stt eR1,ST:,nb,,
MAGRAw Rooms, 50 North Street, Baltimore.
LEEoH 4 Co, M. s. Rllby Street, Boston.
H. II lL5gsToS Gszy ~ Ee.ig4 a; Ag,t PHILADELPHIA
TH0S. A SCOTT, CENT Supt, Altoona, Pa. jams
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millenntal
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s edEs IS cents; do % Turkey morocco, gut sages
f 10 dS gil siss. oid clasp ais
Christian systeEa, neE edition, 81. ,o.....
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o SasEssBis muslin 1.P;rsoPy
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Add5s. on %sE sss 10 ssaii asbnEe 81 Per vol
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ceped The postage the former Is 1b0ntSo e'. On the
y 10 at books viii be sen. on eoErnls'on.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-PosrAGE PAID HE
Hymn-Book, sheep per dozen. 09
a5a5s; 81. . per dozen S.F
Turkey S a6ro si; ii. edges, per doiiS 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen. --.---.-.i9
Terms of tho HarbIuzer for 1855.
IGRy 70 Single .s Of 81. nonh
copies for year, or copy for threeyears-. w
,S COPE - /. - : . Is 90
Is copies land copy grAtlS g 90
5Ssopiss (aad TO gettsr M Of eia6. book BaP
tIsm and neatly bound Hymn Book ).....:.. ~
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100 and to G stis s 100 90
$50 copies land copies Of the book baptism and
6neatly bound Hymn Books) "
EXTRA PREMIUMS
For heIArsest clubs over $50, SO worth
For the next largest over $780, $50 worth Of Books.
Ana for the largest $780, S25 worth OF Books
The selected according 20 the order OF the
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IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot AFFORD to keep ae-
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.


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Baltimore and washington City Express leaves daily
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" In time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant should
take the 1880 A. NJ Cumberland and their
trip by the 500 A. n.
Re1rning TO the west and southweSt the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Rrst-rhe Sis A. NJ train
arrives Wheeling 62S P. NJ Second-The $50 P. II.
train arrives at Wheeling At 1890 A. NJ.
The 1880 A. ~ train bound EA't wills stop at allstaonS
between Sheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets are being Issued to Moundsve At 80
cents and to B,nWood At IS cts. J.D. PORD, Agent.
W. p SMITH, Superintendent.
L. n. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. noV90