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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUPPORTING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE nv HEALTH
Friend, do you suffer. Are you tbs victim of any
Of those numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity oi tho blood! What are they, do you as
R1thef ask, what are they not! The blood is the
source OF life and health and it the frst element
OF our being TO respond to any cause which fleets
tn. y stein, as the pulse nfalby attests The ever
subtle Scroiula, the agOnizinE Rheumatism. Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp amt with it's
sorpoT and detection, and the numberess ills that
nesh lie Ge,r to, derive heir hdsOus origin from tho
blood; Desl kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use th2 vtaizing resources of nature for its aid
ana suffer ug to commend to yonr confidence and
use that truly valuable msdic8ment known as
MRS, H. COX'S
INDIAN PEGETABLE Detection.
With regard to this almost ilfalibe specific
popular sentiment hiss spoken in dsoIded terms,
nlned by constant ayowals Of curative effects and
tina happiest results from its are after all other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let as say, In oOnoiusiOn, that certificates
cures are not sought from tbs literate and super
hcial, but they are volunteered from the mosf re-
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which IL Is possible to commend go valuable a
specific 70 pub ic approval We may add also that
the curative properties Of tho medicine are equslled
only by itn restorative effects, the stem recover
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional vsor
For sale By oil respectable Druggists in this
CITY, and BY the proprietqr, MRS. Al. cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork
PrIoe 81 per bottle, six bottles for e5.
Wholesale lgeat. II. 4. r. CISSEL. Druggist
Geore etown d. g., w Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlct, and viii supply the trade ct my prices.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WssHINGToN CARNAGE FACTORY,
w % Street, Bsftrsea eta dad 1ofh Sfyests.
We have Iszt rTlshed q number Of krst- ctass
CARRIAGES, .Nlch as lLirAf Fsscyn N
Rasons, Peyk Plettszs, Eurtiy CAY
rtases. asd Bsss.ss, vh.ah We VII sell ss'
Being prsetlcal mechanics in different brsnehee
Of the business, We hatser oursel, that We knou
action, combining lightness, comfort Md durablh
~. 1870 : ~ r
Repairing promptly and carefully sttsn.' ed 70
the shortest NO toe and most reasonable ohar rs.
WALTER, KARMANN "a BOpP
Coechmskers, successors to WIN. +. HOOK.
~ Tidy
~ IL. ..f CARRIAGES.
Il he 4abseribet having TSde addtuens % h
tnctorys making IL now ono Of the largegtA -.
in tho District, where his facilities foIS
manufacturing CARRlAGE Il Id6Hf-E
WAGONS of Aii Kinds cannot be surpassed, sal
from ms long experience IN the bastns6ss he hogs
70 give general ssfi sfactior.
An kinds Of Carriages and kitkt wagons ksps -
AIREPAIRsnsssy dsas, sadsl, srlsrs prsnys
ossen1-hsHd Carriages taken In sxaA <nse tef ~
'33c,ss .u AsD Iasi IA y 2SSsGREs
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I'HE UNION WILL. STAND. NO M1TrEP
HOS PRESlDENFf En-
SVvnsea usnuJ shall remain IN Washington and
SYrr nnnee to pursue my occupation Of H(JiJSE
PUN snd ORNAMENTAL fAINTING' Gid,
,ssd "a al ia b:anehes Old Glazing promptly at
snitere IN the best style also, cali attentien
All M - tthntins OF Roofs and Brick Walls
a. hsrsiofe solicit the patronage Of my friends
ssrs,t .ayn oinxens Of the DISTRICT PunctualItv
neI. o'A uoho IN inc post man
fPa Eil pIssss mind yoar stops and stop at M.
SO )! ssh I.oni.;snu ns Establishment, No. So
and nh STA 80 nofth siae, between 9Th
Z. 4; = 81 s,sns put up free Of charge, as usual.
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I OTIS OF FIANOs FOR RENT AT lou,
IL rates; Pianos for sale the most -2 - =,
ssssonabie terms. 50 eat bargains in old - II
risanos; Also, ID Guitars, violins, Me-. tsvtI
iodeoEs, Accordeons, 10.
an vs. sole agsnt for Chiokerinr sons P;s5,o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-25

m, JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
H., sT u FuEsb bAs ely i W I''?n: a.I
fSsssETTsSj 's ever, WI u jfsyf wash ,hd
Sessf for Gt fRS hddahAHhAs sdd Il.
S1 sv ss; WEB WEbN sS; &;
nArTh ao5IsS & $ssst s,o,ri1.s,
PAssAans , Els SSSR&HSg5SS$IsSyy .t SsAL. AND
Rif Us ;s!ssssi 'ststs$ %sbs 80
DAY and The comSsnys DEPOT. & x,ex DM Es
fssssDseI. Rom r. ns% %s ss and
can tsks the coaches connectlnE With Aioxandr,S
~ sn Sr pa leave the q
O. the steamer nom tho Western Wharvss q II
State rooms osn. b. engaged on .,vlio.s;o, a.
fIsishs Win Be- received - @ he hour. q ds,sss
tal:hns . the oss Of the GomSsSS q pr csS,
The Recommendations for passengers By thi, lin.
Be g m !. d:,s % . .ss,s0 "a. 81.
EsiEsl. 9 Ssss,sso s'1S 70 FowLE
sos-ly 90 West st. corner Albany, New York,
NEW Yo EIk4ks9Yyg AAsSEHIINsTON
The Steamer. MOUNT .vEREoN will Issv.
:ssfT 4! u NJ Ssss ss
inBson svsry SataIdsy q O'clock ?. m.
hme before the hour Oh ts 3 q IN,
~: B:.tn the syent Of the cleaners fnsbilify 10
VII b Dr2mpsy Fhtsred to and from fSs stss%s
For freight or passage apply 10
seiS-s.M&TG Western WSsM11.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES SHORTEN, and "a HOURS LESS
In TINE
th1n any other IlHe-the Lynohburg Extension
being now completed, rs also the Mississippi
Central, making it the
UICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELERS.
IL Is provided with First class Sleeping Cars.
ITO New Orleans ---.--..79 Hours
TIME memphis----- ---.---.94 do.
montEomery -.--...03 do.
\ Nashville 49, 49,. as do.
IL The U. g; MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this Now Line.
Tickets can Be obtained at the South Western
Omoe, corner Of Sixth street and Pennaylysnis av-
snne, TO the following points:
LyHRSo I Bristol Kno1ylpe, Atlanta,
Macon. Nsshviile, Dalton. tCs oiumbss,
montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
III THROUGH TICKETS TO THE w.
RfOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
COmnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
omoe a. o. m. and p. m. = - ="
ma G-tr Corner Sigth At and b..
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
COUNTIES. NUMBER YOUTH. 4


Another Nice Present There is
luck sometimes in being an editor. E. S.
RALDH. Esq, Dealer in Pure Breed,
Fancy and Domestic Poultry, Rabbits,
Dogs, ect., Buffalo New York, has placed
US under obligations to him by sending US
a pair Of the finest speciment Of NADIA
gascar Rabbits we have ever seen.
We value the present, for somehow we
retain, to a degree, at least, our boyhOod
psnchqnt for pets love children, pets and
flowers, and everybody who does. Never
yet knew a lover Of. pets and flowers who
was not full Of the "milk Of human kind
ness"
To the U. S. Express Company we are
also under obligations for the I'D H"
pass given the pets, and for "kind atten-
tons on the way" They arrived sin
good order, and well conditioned" as in
fact do all packages and parcels forward
ee by this prompt and reliable company.
Persons wishing anything in Mr..
Ralph's line, have only to leave an order
with the Agent Of the U. S. Express Coz
and rest assured it will be satisfactorily
filed and promptly delivered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Tha TeIegraph.-sinoe 0ur - ]

The Telegraph.-Since our last IS
enc Nj. E. CREIeHTox, the general
agent for the stebbins line Of telegraph
from St. Joseph via this city to Denver
spent a couple Of days with US. He re-
ports ihe work progressing rapidly; the
poles are up nearly OF quite to the Ne
braska-and Kansas line. MIR. z. goes
now to Denver.
The requisite amount Of stock to Sc
cure an Office was promptly raised by ouI
citizens. While, generally speaking all
contributed in accordance with their abll'
in. zoo much credit cannot be given LUSH
n1ueH& CAnsOr, D. J. MARIN & Co.
and THno. HILL. These enterprislng
gentlemen, always foremost in our local
enterprises, promptly subscribed n hall
the requisite amount of stock, and buttOl
them il would not, most likely, have beer
raised. -,
The Directory can rely upon every dol
lar of stock taken in this city, being pal'
on demand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

Nebraska school Fund FOR 1860.
WM.E HAnyrr. Esq, Commits
sionerr Of Common Schools, we are in-
debted for die following Information. in
regardtO the appointment Of ~schoolfunds
in Ibis Territory for the year 1869. L
viii be e that tie FIVE counties having
the largest number Of scholars, and larg-
est school fund, stand in the following
order. viz:
1st OtOe , I'd Cas-; Sd Nemaha; 4th
Douglas, and fifth Richardson. South Of
the Platte there are Ass school chill
dten; north there are 2,4S5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

4tA Of July, which was to have come thus
vav this season-for the first time IN 3
Years it appears has made other arrange
mepts. and viii not be visible in this me-
redian. Whether there was a failure to
r,;se the requisite amount of stock in
patriotism or mint drops, the deponent
sayeth not.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

County o. Nemaha,
whereas Heath Nuck6lls, a1mini8trlto1 q at t-
tate Of Eoseph Deroin deceased, late of Ncuaha county
has made application TO the PROBATE Court ot Nomat
County, Nebraska Territory for one years exR BOB M
time. 70 collect the assetts and pay the oe0s alatAl
chargoabl8 against the same notice 81 hereby aver u
an whom IL may concern, that have SEE liqlJs re
18th day Of Nay, at 10 O'Clock An of sausday =
$50. as faa time for the hearinr az safe apDHcaion a
ny omcoin Brownville ia said county, when and Nneff
an persons interested are requested to appear end sh
cause why said extension should not Be ailoNcd-
witness my hand and The seal OF said court ems ia
day of April, a.. D. 1850.
c ". WHEELER, Probate Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

q A. JOUrnal.-The Cosmopolitan
Art Journal-issued quarterly-fOr June
is upon our table, containing the usual
amount of interesting matter, in which
lovers Of the fine arts are interested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Eemaha County Agricultural SOci

The els of &c tnshe County
u1A4ee
sonoet At IohnsoD's Hall in he city q.
BrounFlIe, q saturday. Jny 7th 70
the purpose Of making the necessary ar
rancements for holding a County Far
some time the coming fall. A full at
~tendances is desirable.
To n. w. FURNAS, sly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

Where's On the 39th day 81 SepteuIer
1889. WfIsiam H1y4 h JsIac.
executed b William Hccfer, a@4 pll
as u.oand hen,dt a esTeFal -Eediler therein
named+ op1n tte H
ngoanriie. Nena11 County 4
to-Hit: Lot no I9s E block ~ p
90 said town. 4eed Ie
W ~ I. Pr Ard 5I5 e Records IF said
snaha f55n. whereas E5 s. 1r5rea b
said deed 81 trrsl l1Ak said tFHst st
--e+r-.t;ea 81 fhe time and nI,ca sale 81
RAJ Fstafe should sell ths ssue % robie mIet To
he hiraestft5dar. for cash, andarryto nrc
sruensesof ni5 trust and BE paynento the
ants named IN said deed. 4oticoi thersiore
- g;ven fhatE Wflsam Recover, Trustees -
ssd. viii on Friday, the 25fh day 81 AsJ, A.
1850. between the hours Of 9 o'clock An end a
o'slOck. PM, Of said day qlm &c plole Ho q &c
door 81 he Ofoe Of tie FzisteE 81 Desss ~ 4e-
maha County, in che City 81 Bro.nvile y r. tas
aboVe described real estate, ard Wiz #lthe Sane t1
ne highest bidder for cnth IA hand and upen
such sale viii make, execute ac1ncNesss and e.
liver to she purchaser o. puselasers - A1-
real estate. WILLIAM
Nays. 1S00.43tS5 lEusfEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Suit Of Attachment.
TOIbOt 4. Edwards

vs..
John o. White. To John o. Whites
You win take notice that an order Of Attaohmens
was issued against your property ard effects, et the
instance Of the abovenamed plaintiff, by Jesse John
ESQ.,, Justice Of the Peace within and cor emah
county. Nebraska Territory, on the 9Th day Of June
A d 1860, for the sum Of $54 dollars and that the
said Justice Of the Peace has appointed the 9th day
Of August, A 1850, at ten O'clock a, tor tne
hearinr of said case At his Office IN BroWnylile, NJ
S. BELDEN, Pn'f's Atty.
BroEnvils, june nth, 1860. 4s-St-S4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
STIERIFFB SALE.
Dillon, Thompson 20

Ug.
Thomas p. Haywood.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
eution issued from the Office Of the CLERK Of the
6;str;ct Csurt for Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
toTv. AGAINST TIP. Haywood and in favoro Of Dillon,
~ =. 49, q Co. for The sum Of sixty-nine dollars
tPoo1v-.evsn cents; IL. B. Wells, Sheriff Of
~ 49,. Conntv. Nebraska, have levied upon,
and win sell nt public a~uotions from ~ ooolel ~
house. where the last term o. tne s~ie c9ese ~
held, &C BroWnville in said county, On Aen1esl
the 2Srd day Of July, A ID leoV, 70 tns nsnos'
bidder for cash in hand, the following eesoLIet
property, to wit: tho northwest quarser o. sesG0l
a, townships, range is, containing oo acFes, |" -
ali The appurtenances therennto attachea! -
property Of sid Thomas ?. Haywood, insatiSfschOI
Of said execution.
Sberifof Neuiaha County, n. T.,
BY BIN B. THOMSON, Depy.
BrOwnvills, June I4th, 1860. 4s-etS7 30
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

Pub. DOc.-To Hon. S. G.. DAIhr
we are indebted for repeated and valua-
bic favors in way of public documents.
Mr.. Daily, since securing his seat has
evinced great liberality in this respect
toward both supporters and opponents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
mos HotterN hOttest!!!-Th!

weather for a few days past, has been
as warm as there is any particular ne
cessi,y for. Speaking Of hot weather
reminds us of a timely act Of kindness
and humanity conferred upon the Ad-
v~ertiser establishment the other day, by
Bill ComroRr, of the Mammoth Bake
~. On a hot afternoon when we were
Just melting from the effects of heat, Bill
slipped into the Office, deposited a huge
bowl of cream IN which was smothered
lot of fine, ripe raspberriesAsPoOns &C
companying-and slid out! Certainly
we partook. !.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Nofice.

notice Is hereby given to ali persons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed administrative Of
the estate OF John Beishllne, late Of Pavnee County,
il. T., deceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate are notified to present them % the Probate
Court Of said County. on or before the f4th day 0fMay,
1850, or they will be f0geversb barred from recovering
such claim q. any action whatever. II. g. LORE,
fQwnos7Ft4 PROBATE Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

6The WOFId1-We have before US the
third number of a new, large, and cred
itably arranged and conducted daily pa
per bearing the above title, and hailing
from New York. We are unable to
discover who are publishets or editors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

again, the past week, ]. Shepard. Su'
perintendent Of the Western Division OF
the United States Express Company. He
keeps a close look after the interests OF
the Company and its patrons. No more
efficient officer a be found anywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
no whom it may OOnCeFn-There

viii be most hi raised in the course
Of human events, if certain midnight dis
tuIbances are persisted in. "sticka pen
there There is a time "when forbear-
ance ceases to be virtue" We trust a
"hint to the wise is sufficient"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

The Press, Nebraska City, has chang
ed hands. Mr.. IRrsH r~etires, and Messrs
MATTHIAS, & LAMsOE, are now the pro-
prietors. The Press makes a neat APP
pearance and manifests spirit and enter
prize, under charge Of its new proprietOrs.
Success to il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
NANSFMOND
9Weet PotatO Planfs,

OF superior qnaliy-be4 varieyfo r the NORTH
paeFed to 20 safely, long distances by Express
Price-f00 81; 1000 81: 5000 So; 10000 Sl5-
Our plants have produced 6ne crops in the north
for many years, even as high as Ao.
G.. B. MURRAY,
[Late O. s. Murray & Sonl Testers Crossings
Warren County, Ohio
Orders left at the Advertiser Office viii meet with
prompt attention.
April 12yI850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

general eoe which paa oe
This places
n trtn
agreeable entarsainmeni fit nos ho
may desire to participate. See his an
nouncement in the advertising columns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

Nebraska CheeSe.-Benjamin Whyte
-familiarly known as "Unclc Ben
of this county, has, for the past year been
engaged, more or less, in the dairy busl-
ness. The present season, he Is turning
his attention to making cheese. He let'
at our Office a sample, which for cheese
of its age is as fine as we ever tasted
He viii soon be able to supply this mar
1et
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Nofice.

have left power ofattorney with WILLIAM h
Hoover. Esq. authorizing him to attend to M bust
ness affairs during my absence. S.L. SWAN,
BroWnvilIe. April 6th 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

wHE undersigned has 1000 acres Of Choice Lands 10
oafed in tbis Tsrritory, which he will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time
For further information apply to my ONCE on Main
Stree. Of this place. d. IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
CHE ADVERTISER
st 10 SAL
JUNE %, lsS9.


FOrOneyear u Paio ~etSesnd & smOnths,
/" 81 q "n ~
oh. era ormOte riiI Pc furms9ef q, oT6sr. Sos
CloOS provided the cash acccmpanes
sberwise. ooNDNNNNNNLN0|~N
The sNebraska Advertiser having
y tb-siareest circulation Of 2 paper ~
que ns--;torv. Wholesale Merchants IA D.
ihe e. Joseph. Cincinnati and other East
b-s~rets where Nebraska merchants pur-
s--iu 6nd no better advertising medium
ne western country.0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
SHERIFF'S SALE

Heath NuckOlls, 3
vs.. Ht
R. Isl. Furnas
Rs. Whitney and
J.W. Coleman.
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue Of ar
ocution issued from the 0Eco Of tho Clerk oi tf
District Court of Nemaka county, Nebraska lsfr
tory, against r W Furras, r ] Whitney audJ
Coleman, and IN favor Of Heath Nuekolis foF ts
sum Of four hundred and thiftY-dre doloN arc
thirty cents ], J B Wefs, Sheriff ol Nelaha Oe.,
Nebraska Territory, have leEied upo4a1l from t1H
door Of The house where The Lass term 81 court Ets
held in Brownvile, in said county, on Monday Tho
sd dag Of july A d 1850, q re o'clock AiH
viii sell at public sale 10 hehlsnest bidder tor cash
in hand, the following described real-esiate, % Vit
tho part Of tho N. Eass quarter Of section 3 ioFn-
ship range Is containing one hundred and thntg-
two acres, with an the improvements thereon as tae
property Of R. J. Whitney, in satisfaction Of satt
execution. J.. d. WELLS,
Shorff Of Nemaha Co, n. II
Brownville, June 18th, 1869. 49-6t-S1Q,50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
BRowNvILLE, June DIST, 1860.

BRowNv1LIB, June 2lst, 1860.
GenHemen With feelings Of pleasure
4 receive and accept your kind and fat
tering invitation to gives public reading
from the POETs, on this evening 2lst OF
June.
To each Of the gentlemen who have
40 highly complimented me, / take this
opportunity Of acknowledging the favor,
and already anticipate a hearty welcome
from mynewly made acquaintance IN this
growing and prosperous young city.
Very Truly, sc.
~ j. X. McAFFERTY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

blanks, Blanks. .n. for
ae cheap for cash. 9esa ssgs,s Deeds.
Wm-net Deeds. Bonds for DeeoAs
Jnstice, Sheriff and Constable bianAs'
Blank Preemptlon EaRsrs, af,g
Township Plats, Bills Laolne
Drafts. Notes, etcy eUc, 80
=. vbish we call the especial attention % tlos 1880 -
lob printing Of any and every scslce5 inanS part Of
oco5ntrv- we except no once IN the West or else
800. md oner specimens Of our work as evidence
80 cRAVFS. Bookseller, staticner, ano
- posf Coco building, Corner Douglasane
TbirfeeDfh streets, Omaha, N. IT, Is our au'aO
AGENT for both the Advertiser and fs'8e''
n & HARDING & CO., News ana LiteTsI yn Ds-
Dot, HIPS building, Main street, opPt 2 keents
ole House, Nebraska Citys are our
for both the Adpertfser and fcT'Def'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

v1eea .
R~agpberriea

Strawberries aadB lackberries.
EFergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs.
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. Rosasr Dahfas.
Sc, Sc, &c.
To which We would beg leave TO cal tk8 d~ttsntiaa
Of the people Of Western Missouri. NebrseEa. Ka6-
sas and Iowa.
-Our terms With asIow as any reliable east
ern Nursery.
b purchasing Of as the ezpenseo Of transportation
from the east can be saved.
All trees and plants are carefully IabeIsE ana
packed in the best manner for any part ~ ehs guit-
ed States, for which q charge 81 fhe .otral eosf only
viii b made. 10 charge Rillbs mads for thedsli-
very Of packages On board stsamboa-s.
AleommunisatiOns addressed to the undersigned
wiz receive prompt attention.
E.H. BURCHES co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

Readings from the POets.-on the
evening Of Thursday last. the citizens OF
this place, were delighted with reclta-
tiOus from the poets BY ]. K. McAFFETE'
ESQ. Mr.. NJ. is a good reader ms
voice. style and infections, are certainly
excellent. The following correspondence
explains Itself
BROwxv1LEE, June 21st.
Mr.. ]. K. McAFFERTY-Dedr SIR:
The undersigned citizens of Brown
vile, would be pleased TO hear you give
a public reading on some evening tins
week, most conveniently yourself. Hop
ing you viii accept the invitation, we are
Yours truly, and respectfully.
= w. FuRNAs, JOHN McPHERsoN,
p M MnHrrN, JoHS L. Carson,
p w T1ProN, w. H.. HoovER,
"A. S. BILLIEGsLFs IHEo' HILL,
is. BEDFORD, DAVID foNN'
Cas- B. SMITH, T. w. BEDFoRD,
Leon SrarcxLER, u. G. JoHsoE,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28
Theodore Ell. Agent
CarDenfTV HToGo =

tBrownyiIIe, N. r., keeps on hand general assori-
ment Of Hudman's Plows.
BroWnville. May, 1850. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-06-28

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-26
William Lynn and Cynthia Lynn,

James NJ. Nann, Mary Nann, and Thomas Vann,
Jordan Vauu, Edmund Nann. ,Ir.. and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
/ defendants james VI. Vann, and Mary and
Thomas Nann, children Of Jesse Nann, deed,
Jordan Nann and Edmund NQnn, Jr., all reside
beyond the limits Of Tennessee, publication is or
dcrcd to be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, notifying and requiring said non
resident defendants to appear and answer com
planants said bill, at the Court-ho in Mali-
sonvillc, Tenn, on or before the first Monday of
December, 1860 or the said bill viii, as to them,
be set for hearing Pro coetss,o and heard or patc.
j. A. COFFIN, e. d w.
Sent %, l9GO-it-prs fee S}-C27
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-26
Athens Foundry and Machine Works,

UNIlE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des.
cripton in their line and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes of the Globe. Crescent. Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor Nine Plate, Chamber Office and Shop
Stoves Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hav.
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wans
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Thrcshcrs, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel;
which will saw from tw to five thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing of every description.
We are also prepared to make BRASS and Com.
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
=. ;. There is connected with tho Works an o..
ccllcnt Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. FAX