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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

New StOre.-The BrownviIe House
now being altered into a business house,
will contain two of the finest store rooms
in our city. We learn that the corner
room is to be Immediately fitted up to
receive one Of the largest stocks of gen
eral Merchandise ever brought to this
market. The prOprietors have had a
long experience in the business and are
determined to suit the market both in
goods ana prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
FORTE
MANUFACTURERS,
A99 Broadway, n. Z.

THE ATTENTION ofthe public and the trade
is invited to orr NeW Scale, Seven Oet0rs,
Baserood Piano FoJfes, which for volume and pu@
rity of tone are unrivalled by any hitherto offered
in this narkot. They Contain al the modern im-
pt5Vemthtz, Easneh grand actor, harp pedal iron
frame oger-slrarg ttss, ste~setc.5 and each ~
strument being mads poder te personal srpsr1is-
San Of Dir. j. H. GEovFsIFEN Who has e pfasecsI
experimente 81 oFel Ae-
turs. Is fully warranted p evsry particular.
The Grovssse5a PIANO ECElTE
Received the big hest award of merit at the eele-
brated worlds Fair, where were exhibited instra-
meDts from the best makers of London Paris, Ser
hlapy, Rhiladeipbia, Boston, BaItiTpore and NeE
York: and also at the American Institute for five
Successive ears, the GOLD and silver MEDALS
frorp both az which can be seen at our ware-roOms.
-Rts the introduction Of Improvements we make
a still more perfect Piano forte, and.by manufacS-
uripg largely, with a strictly cash system, are en-
hbIei to offer tbesslnstI dments % a price Ybieh
viii preclude ali competidon.
Our PRICES are from 500 TO- 5000 chopper thaa
any first class Iiany-forte.
TERMS.-NET CASH In current funds.
Descriptive Circtlar sent free.
: July LIST 1866 one year k.G 20.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

A new Warehouse is being erected on
our Levee by Messrs. WOrlhiDg & VIII
cox, no way inferior to those already there.
In III is connection we have a sugges-
ton to make simply for what it is worth,
"and no thing more" The time is not
far distant when grain will be shipped
on the Missouri river IN bulk, taking In
to co n~sideration the cost of %gunnies, Of
so owing ITEM up, sacking the grain and
double freight on the gunnies, leaving
out Of count the use Of money thus In
veste d, no one can doubt that The benefit
would be great to both farmers and ship
pers. Under such circumstances would
it not pay some Of our Warehousemer
TO dig down part way the bluff on Oul
Levee and build upon IL? Access to il
from The town side would be easy, while
even with grain in sacks, a scOOI nigh
be constructed on which the sacks would
slide onto The boat much faster than the
can DOW be LOADED. and with much les
labor; and as soon as boats would shiT
in bulk, such a Warehouse would have 8
deci ded advantage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

ally, and shall have coupons attached for
the interest thereof. The said Bonds
shall Be signe 4 BY the Mayor and cOun-
tersigned by the Clerk Of the City; and
when so signed shall be left in the Gus.
tody Of the Treasurer. who shall sell
and issue the same. But said Bonds
shall not be sold at a greater discount
than I've per cent. less than their par
value an6 any sale Of said bonds b lhs
said Treasurer or any other person on
behalf of The City, at a greater discount
than five per cent. shall be deemed
usurious, and the person or persons go
purchasing said bonds at a greater dis
count than FIVE per cent. shall not be
entitled to interest on the same. and IN
the redemption of The same shall not be
entitled to a greater amount than was
originally paid for the purchase thereof.
Sec. z. It shall be the duty of the
Treasurer Of said City to enter 10 a suit
able book provided therefor, all such
Bonds sold and TO whom payable: which
book shall be kept as a public record in
his Office open to the inspection Of any
person whomsoever. That if said Treas
urer shall make any false entry therein,
in respect to such Bonds or any Of them,
with intent to defraud any person or cor
poration, or to conceal any fraudulent or
illegal act, in relation TO any such Bonds,
be Shall be liable to a fine of not less
than one thousand dollars or imprisoned
in a penitentiary not exceeding five years.
SEC. 8. The City Treasurer shall give
bonds to the City, with good and sufici-
D sureties. to be approved by the City
Council in a sum TO be named by the
City Council not less than two thousand
dollars conditional for a faithful perform
anee of the duties and trusts pertaining
10 his Office.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect snd
be in force from and after its passage,
APPROVED, Feb. 18th, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

We learn that our veteran Painter,
Louis Waldter, has rented the upper
part of MOrgan's Plow and Wagon Fac
tory, where he is prepared to do al
kinds of work in his line on the most
reasonable Cash terms, and in the most
approved style. His long experience in
his business and his work guarantee to
his patrons No. l work at his hands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Rainy q Lewis have opened their
Store Al Peru, which is crowded with q
large stock Of well selected Dry Goods,
embracing all the novelties in hat line
such as Ladies' Dress Goods, Muslins,
Prints, Hosiery and a great variety Of
Notions together with Ladies' and Chi.
dren's Spring Hats and Shoes also a
large stock of building material, together
with Queensware, Groceries, etc. which
they propose to sell cheap for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

j. @. DeuSer has received per steam
err Montana a large stock of the latest
Improved Cook Stoves, which he will sell
lower than any other house in town. De-
fes all cOmpenuon maiyelY 10 bum
bug Terms cash.
He also has a wei selected stock Of
farming tools sucA as Spades, Sho1eIs,
Garden Hoes, Rakes, etc. He seiis ne
best Corn Shelter, Separator and Clean
err, combined in one machine, now in
use. (28.2D
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Elegant Sett OF Ladies' Fars.

Elegant Sett OF Ladies' Furs.-
We were much pleased, last Monday,
with a sight at a sett of Furs shat we
believe cannot be excelled anywhere.
They are the property Of Mrs. Furnas, Of
this city, and we're made from the SKIN
of q young Cashmere Goat, owned by Col.
Furnas, and raised ia Nebrasks. The
animal-before it was accidentally killed
was valued at 81 200, and the Fqrs
are valued at 1000. One striking facr
about them is that they ars a Nebraska
production throughout. Nothing, to our
mind, can exceed their elegance, and
certainly there is nothing in the way of
fur finer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Fat HOgS.-Our exchanges have dur
ing the winter noticed several fat hogs
butchered in their vicinity, and now it is
our turn. Samuel Stairs, living in this
county, recently killed two eight month
old pigs, weighing dressed, respectively
258 and 266 pounds. For common stock
hogs, in connection with their extreme
youth, they defy competition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

T 0EGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST.
IbOUIS than any other Private Disease Ply
stefan, is a Irregular graduate OF medicine, cures
Syphilis in aAits forms. GODOrrhoea,Gie Strict
ure. Orehits, .Dia5etes, Bladder and Urinary
diseases, Syphilitie afestions of tAe throat skin
or bones.
Thousands suffering self-abRse, excesses ez-
rosures and indiscretions in youth and ma
turer years, producing some of the falioTlng
effects: BloEches. bodily Weaknuss, unmaniiness,
70 societyindIgestiou, constipation, dread-oftu--
turs events, loss Of mea10Iy, and nDaiy Impo-
tency, hsVingbeen cured.
He can refer 70 many Old residents For past
success and present position, also many phys
icianshere and elsewhere.
Occupying a Eholshouse Of twelve roems,"lth
competent assistant physicians; those reqqi-
[ringdaily personal attention may remain u the
sstabfshnent.
Medicine sznkeve fFWhere By mai ~ express.
His Theoef and Rxposition Of Oiseasss, cleeriy
deiheating ali the diseases conditions, may De
hadin sealed letter envelOpetork eeRts-1adiszs
Cirdlaf, embracing alEchrDRie Diseases cents
] Address st. Louis. 10.
A friendly talk costs Bdthing charges nod
crate cares guaranteed. Office .6I St.Charles
street, one square south Of the Lindsll Hotel.
Feb. IS ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

TheO. Hill & Co, have lsid in their
Spring Stock. In Lsdies's Dress Goods.
Goods for Gents wear, Queensware,
Boots, Shoes, Cutlery, Groceries, Farm
Implements, Trunks, &c., their stock is
indispensable. Theadore has an envia-
bic reputation for buying only the BEST
and therefore the most inexperienced
may deal there sure Of getting a good
article
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Marsh & Co., have received their
Spring Stock Of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, and are prepared to furnish their
numerous old custcmersand as manynew
ones as see fl to favor them with their
patronage, with as good Goods and at as
low prices as any house in this city. 7ae
highest market price paid for Country
Produce +
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Nursery Stock for saIe.-Th

Nursery Stock for saIe.-The
attention Of Farmers and others is In
viied 10 the Advertisement of Col. R.
w. Furnas, in to.day's paper, of Nursery
Stock for Sale. He has a choice selec.
ton Of stock of the finest varieties and
hardest kinds, all perfectly adapted to
the climate and soil. See the Ad. and
then lay in your stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

We have beautiful mail facilities out
West. When the weather is bad we
have never cOmpla ined, but during such
nice weather as we have had during the
past three weeks Post Masters ought at
least to do their duty. Three weeks ago
we sent leo copies Of the .Hd0ertiseT to
Pawnee City, twenty-five miles southwest
Of this city, Odd up 10 Monday nothing
had been heard from them there. An
dy's men, where are they2
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

We will publish, mex week, an article
on Nebraska. The Nemaha Land Dis
trict, and Brownville." Persons desir-
ing extra copies to send TO the States
will oblige US BY leaving their orders BY
Tuesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Wonderful but True.

HEDANE EEEG;CTOS ms rorIs-rsnozBeg Az
,roiesst sd sonnaz1ulisls c~imrvaus, za.t Is
-clairvcyant state. G~siilsstss ths very.fcst17e o.aa
person ysa are Z, Bt-'y @Sgg he ad Fl al ssiru-
mentot intense Pqv9Ts knDvl a. toe Fbsseh, mosroPe,
guarantees 90 asgsues q 1ofccr Eal Hle-iEs Pienf8
Of tie future huslald 81 vie ct ns apPasant5 visa
date A-naTAe, 0ssaadqq. leahEs gAa oienara-
ter, -. TAis 4 % HGasilgn. as Testimonials wlth-
opt n9aSsr eHaser1 EysiaaEg eefos5irtb age,
eoo7 0isges sHl aars "a enriosinB nHgz
csnts. anastznped envelope aasressei % yourselves
via reeeivo he giesa-e d resari eaig weetAeg wa
desfrer tnfirtnstiaa.
E@Adssess a. c~e.Gieuee MApAstE GFp1RtoF
REUISGToS, r. o. Box 297. We
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

v..,,rn Mail. daily, except Sunday.
Arrives, 2 o'clock, 3. ms hight,
nerarta.II {" p. m, night,
r,aberp Mail, daily, except Sunday.
- Arrives, Il o'clock, p. m, night,
Depsrts, 2 an, night.
U..fen Mall, tri-weekly,
Derars, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
GTIiges. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
,-.u5erp and Eastern Mail Is close at z 2. %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Every one His own DOCtOF.@Those
individuals and families who generally
getthropgh the year with the least ex-
pense of medicine or dcctor's bills are
they who keep DR.. HenrY's Worlds Ton
ic ard Blood Purifier and Root and Plant
Pills at command, using them promptly
on first attacks, before disease has firm
ily fastened itsefpn the system. These
valuable remedies are for sale by all
druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
REMEMBER
.THE MEETING FRIDAY EVENING

At .MPHERSON'S HALL TO raise
mmeg under thsS eV ioU, TO Improve the
gr,ds of BrOwnciile !! Turn out all!
Al are interested. Lf's hare a general
sumOtd l!lA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Many persons are to-day suffering from dyspep-
STA wko do not know it they feel a heaviness af-
ter eating, a sort Of lan5uof or lack Of energy, and
attr it to The Spring weather. It is nothing
but Indigestion, and one dose Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure will confirm this fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

A new building has just gone up be-
tween Chas. Helmer's Boot and Shoe
Shop and the City Meat Market to be
occupied, we understand, as a Saddler
Shop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Dyes Concert, last evening, at London,
we learn gave great satisfaction. The
Band disconrsed instrumental, the Glee
Club surpassed their former best efforts,
the Singing Glass gave evidence TO Prof.
Dyes ability as a teacher, and p~ecnniar-
lily it evidenced great ability in getting
Up a pleasant evenings entertainment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Marsh s. Co., have the finest assort-
ment of GmOking and Chewing Tobacco.
Pipes, Combs, Pocket Cutlery, Pocket
Books, Yankee Notions. etc, ever brought
to this market, and they sell cheap
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
BrownvilIe, Nebraska.

Just received and opened al Rainy &
Lewis a choice stock of Buff, Green and
Blue Percale, French Lawns and Organ
dies, Poplin and MozambiGues, Blue,
Pink and Green Berage9, and a great
variety of Domestic Goods which they
are displaying Ntheir many customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

CONSTIPATION OF THE GOWELS-Thsa
this is merely accidental or occasional, a dose Of
ROebaek's Sugar Coated Blood Pills is the only
treatment lie CtssGly hut when it has becomek Ia
bitual, it calls for further attention. Want ofex<
ereiss is generally the chief cause, especially among
the higher classes Of society, in which case the
use Of the Blood Pills should DO followed to keep
the bowels open.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

hEADER, STOP AND TINK-We suppose the
most of our readers buy andhEe D. B. De Land 4
Co. Is Best Chemical S~aleratus but if there are any
of you Who do act. just stop and think ifyOu buy
the Best Chemical S~aleratus you get the Best Sal
tTatus made, and full weight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Ladies, Listen !-Mercie d. Gum
has opened up Millirer Shop, as will
be seen BY a Gard in another column, one
d DOR above Carson's Bank. Il will be
seen that she offers a splendid stock Of
Goods, which we have no doubt she will
make up in the neatest.apd most fashion
able style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

New MiIL-The new Grist Mill of
Goats & Sanders, on the Little Nemaha
above Glen Rock, in this county, is now
in running order for grinding Corn, and
will be prepared to grind Wheat within
three weeks. we are informed bg per-
sons who have seen this mill that IT is
one of the best constructed mills and ma
chinery in the West, and Mr.. Goats, the
millwright and miller, knows how to
use it TO perfection.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

HaE and Cattle ScaIe.-We learn
that Graf s Earsmann are about to put
up a large pair of Sales in front of their
City Meat Market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

McCrcery has just received a large
and complete stock Of School Books, Sta
tioneIy and Blank Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
g Young LadV retur-

B@ a Young Lady TeCur-
ming to her country home, after a sojourn Of a few
months in the City, was hardly recognised By her
friends. In place Of a coarse, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble sm0othness aad
instead e twCnty-three she really appeared but eigh-
teen, TpOn inquiry as to the cause Of SO great change
she plainly told them thai she used the CLRCAS-
SIAN BALM, and considered It an Invaluable ao-
Quisitionto any Badgs toilet. By It's use any Lalyor
Gentleman can improve their personal appearance an
HUNDRED fold. It is simple IN It's combination, as Ma
ture herselfis simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy
in drawing impurities from, also healing ana beauti-
flying the skin and complexion. By its direct action on
the cuticle it draws from it all its impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface as Nature
intended it should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful
Price 81. sent By Mall or Express, on receipt Of an or
der by ". CLARKI& Co, Chemists.
feb 20 y No. 3 west Fayate St., Syracuse, N. y.
The only american Agents for the sale OF the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Canton Clipper PIOWS for sale al
SHELLENBERGER BROS.

10000 have for sale
in the Nemaha Land District. Nebraska,
10000 acres of Choice Prairie and Tim
Der Lands. Suitable for Stock Farms,
or general agricultural purposes. Also,
improved farms in Nemaha CountyS
JNO. L. CARSON, Banker,
Ct Brownville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

a M" @
Throw aver year false frizzes, gour witch 6, F1uE We
D estrretyB of confort, ana net woria 1885
Come aecd. cone youthfnls come strand fat8
Aud rosDice IN your own E1Eurian1 hale
REPARATOR GAp1LEI,
For restoring hair upon bald heads Qrom Whatever
sahso it may haf8 fallen Qut) and forcing a groNth 81
hair nRon the facs n has % equal. Is wallforH ne
beard TO row upon the smoc5h&tfacotu rom Nofve
to eirht wesEs.or hair UPON bald heads tn fr5m twc
to three monihs- Afov is1orsrf pfariticttrs h4Te
ASSERTED that there Is Nothing that VIII forca D. Hasten
the growth Of the hair or beard. Their assertions are
false, as thonsan6s ofliviDg witnesses (irom beir own
t1psriehcef can bear Hilusss But many wifi sayh how
are we to.distinEnish tho gourina from the spurious ?
Il certainly IS d!4rult, ss nine telths o. thedi1eTcrt
Preparations adverisBd for the hair ard beard are en-
tTely worthless ard you may have already thr1Wn
away large amounts in their purchase. 10 suca Ve
would say, Try The ReparEtor Cappilli it viii cost you
nothing unless It fully Genes upt0 orr Ieprese-tations
uyOuE Druggist does not Keep t, send oDe dollar and
We viii forward il. pcst paid, toeether With a reesipt
for the money, which VIII be returned you on apphca-
tion, ~prOVidiug entire satisfaction is-not given. -
Address. VII CLARK, 8 CO. Chsmstso 1
FEB 2oIy NoSWezt FayeCee ST. Syracuse 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Hot For the Cheap EtOFeA-
Rainy s Lewis propose to sell better
goods for less money than any other
House IN the city. Their stock is large
ard we~ll.selected, embracing everything
in the Dry Goods line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

outside Of the District will
a. excellent opportunity for CIV
Children a thorough education,
be aplest branches TO a prepare.
) gslege.
pssi thoroughly competent teach
s&5 shployed are here, and this
epA start out under the most
ices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

SnOW.-WeAaa a slight fall Of s3ev
in this vicinity yesterday morning, cOger-
ing the ground about an insh deep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

The Lovelace & Thompson Bros, are
building a large addition to their New
'Grist Nth on the Little Nemaha, at the
old Weddel bridge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Holiday & Co., have just received a
splendid new Show Case and fixed it up
in gorgeous array"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

The Circulating Li5nqrg at Marsh q
Co.'S contains nOv 1000 VOllp'es, and
they are constantly adding to It all the
latest publications by the best auAors.-
Gre them a call when IN want o. Cheap
Reading They also furnish any Book
Magazins. or Newspaper at the publishes
forrest prices
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

G. M. Henderson & Co, have just
received a choice lot of New Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

This is the season for Coughs and
Colds; those suffering with such, or any
Affection Of the Throat OF Lungs, will
lfnd DR.. STRIcKL4ND's "'Mellranous
Copgh Balsam'' an excellent remedy /;
in fact. all his Medicines are worthy the
confidence Of cur readers.-See Adver.
tisement. 26-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
CURL YOUR RATRi
Free to Evervhodv.

4 Large 6 Up. Circular, giving information q tho
greatest Importance to the young Ct both sexes.
= It teaches hoT the homely mag 5cccl5 t~esatleul .h5
.despissd respected, aud the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send thel,
Address, and receive a copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, q,
feb2o en- Iroy. ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
MCCreery has Glover a1a Blue Grass.
Seed for sale. =
Seed for sale.

The New School House is nearly com.
pleted and School will open IN a few
days. For School Books, Slate, Pencils,
Pens and School Stationery generally go
to Marsh & Cos, they are prepared to
supply all demands at the lowest prices.
From Peru we learn thai fines are
lively, of great activity in Commerce,
Agriculture, Mechanics and the Fine
Arts; how could it be otherwise since
the opening of Rainy & Lewis large
store in That city. That's what's the
matter sartin' sure.
Maple Sugar, Pure Cider Vinegar,
Sassafras Bark and Coal Oil at Marsh
& Co.
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh, in
al mCNALGff1 y.
b. G. Lett, Land Agent and Auc-
tioneer.
Choice Dress GOOd-latesl patterns
Just received a. MCGEE & co.'s.
Just Arrived, A new lot Of Wagons
al F. A. TISDELL s. co.'s.
Chairs Reclaimed, with neatness
and dispatch, by GEO TURNER.
Apply at Mrs. Hswsg's MIiner Shop.
McCFeeFy At he City Drug Store, has
all kinds Of Paints and Oils, on hand for
Spring trade.
Wheat and Oats.-The highest
market price paid for Wheat and Cash
lsf WoRTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Eheu ~ tee ne 81 Da. Jo1a Lfes rrtf
can be cured geruaDc1tiy, aGi az a t1ainf
ne astoEi-htuE success W1icn has astcrfei this n
valuable mslciae for Plys--si aad Ncrv0us Wesfasss
GENERAL 061Aty and RTCatrat0us EOe8 o. HHg-uLr
b1ergy, lmpptsncg' or g-y q the conscqueresFof
yoglhful ht-serproE.s readcr5 II ths m0sL vaf1aola
preparation e@er dAes0Vcroi.
ltElN rcUofo&l nervous 1~te-tG1s, depression. e.
ltensa I~G-apzcty 70 atudy ~ Business, loss AMEN
OH coniusion. thoushts u self-doffuetoH4 fear4oths
aanlty &c. 70 viii restore the ~appeits, rlnew 51s
heaith % thcte wE0 have Destroyed 10 ~ teuslal ez-
cers Or egll Fractices.
A9-ng Een. be humbugEe3 10 more ~ "Quact
tors ana igl0Tant praetitiouer, 5ui fsrd wttalpI
icy tr ny kllzir, and he 90 one restorodi o. lea
napp1es- a ReFfe~t Cure 6 GuaFauteed in cd
itatce. RnSe, 81 ~ f0ur BetfIes 81 one alIfts 81
C1e botile tEICieHt % eject . c1rs ilall 0rdmer
/ = cssss.
ALSO, III doINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLSrGy
Ge Feaiy ana permanent cure % G0nosrhea, Glret,
CFeiersl discharges Gravel, s~tricturo, aEa al a6-
Ln4 oLthe kidney at Biatder. Cures eGcctti 81
rom ono 90 Eve DAYS Trey are prepared ron vtrl1
oole EEtracts aG1 aTeasruileE3 % tho Bystsm~a nf
eI n1nsea-e TIE stomach or 4lp-C.uata ice brsal-
10 cAaDfeM c1et b. necezE arv While UsizE them zoe
Goes iheH actigh RI any manner interfere Hth EEts
le-5 pursuits Rrce- 81 per oeZ.
Either oi the abovl-meDl7net Articles viii 81 sent
= aus aciTees ct9seiy cazcd, a1d postpaid, b 1al
= e1Pressso on Teeeipto O. rrisf Af{rosse aIl orders
% BEEGER, SHUTS s. Co.. Chemists.
i5 - 25 Earcr SIS Tr-ys ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
nSTPnNEMENT.-The

POSTP0NEMENT,- The time for
opepng tbe Brownville Union or High
SLbecause Of the delay in receiv.
hs Desks and finishing the Plaster.
been postponed to Monday, the
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

we bare iateiy sesu some she
Crockery Ware made ty Rich 8 Co, a.
Excelsior, Atcbison county, Mo and
it is as good, if not better, than any ever
offered for sale in this city. 1t Isl de-
serving home factory and should be sps-
tanned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

PerSOBal.-Col Furnas reached his
home in this city last Thursday afternoon,
looking and feeling much better for his
trip end treatment East. We are pleas.
ed to tote his arrival and improved
health.
Hon. B. F, Lushbaugh sin our city,
to all appearances the same. gentleman,
capitalist and shrewd &1aneisr he has
always been.
Capt j. H. Presson, of Tecumseh,
was in town on last Tuesday. COS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

= splendid assorlmeut OF ladies
Misses, Chiidren's and Cent? Shoes just
received and opened e
i. l. McGEE& cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

See The AID. Of Wells, Fargo s Co,
Freighters. u to-day's pegsr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

FOR NON-RETENTIoN Oh INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine, irritation, inaamatson Ok uiceratioE of
he bladder. or kidneys, diseases Of the prostate
Glands. stone III the Bladder, calculus, gravel OF
brick dust deposit, and al diseases Of the bladder,
kidneys ard eropsieial swelling, p
Tsz HEzarBoLD's FLUD RxTRAcf BaaU.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
DR.. WHITTIER.

C~tOpsware, Baskets, Washboards, Lanterns &c. At
y SWAN 4 BROTHERS.