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April 2S, 1861.
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: : LAW GARD.

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MILL attend 10 Cfrcc business in IrHrr,,,r, nj
W will practice regularly in the Courts OF CltrIo
ana Frederick and Ia any other of the adjacent
counties where the test oath - not rcquirCd
OFFlCE-ln the Valley Bank Building
CharlestOgu, May j., 1866.
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NOTICE.

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a CLAIMS against the estate of the late DANIEL
EtEFLEBO W Err, to present them at once properly
authenticated for settlement. Those indebted to
said estate, are notified that immediate payment
must.be made.
DANIEL HEFLEBOWER
Ex'r Of Daniel Hefiebower, decd. !, j.
February 90, IS67-tf
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stand this season at my farm, '.VVheatIa nd .
Turnpike. '''''
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW 6O0DS!.
Have just received my second instalment of
Spring Goods, consisting of Culicos, Muusljps
BROWN AND BLEACHED, COTTONS.
WHITE AND CaLORED FLANNELS,
the best Domestic Gipghams, Plaid Cottons and
Check. Also, a large variety OF FANCY GOODS
hOSlERN and NOTIONS. Tho above Goods will
De sou al the lowest Baltimore prices. The stock
WLLLLNERT GOODS,'
is now complete. have full lir C of Bonuets La
dies and Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet
Frames, and all ether articles belonging TO this
Trade. The stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and GGntlGniCn's Furnishing Goods, is well select
ed, and will be sold very cheap.
NJ BEHREND,
Opposite Campbell & Mason's Drug Store.
April 80, 1857
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

large and cOmmOdious yet not a bit too
large for our material, and will be crowd
ed when We receive our Adams Power
Press next Spring.
By-Ghe.way, the counting room is par
tiliOned off in front, where those having
business would obIige US by t~ransactiDg
it. Messrs. Upton, Hewelt & Church
occupy a portion of our counting room
for their Law office.
All Of the rooms in this block are un.
ifOrmly high and pleasant, those on the
ground foor-business rooms-are all
IL foot stories; the I'd floor. 10 foo
stories. The Hall is 90 feet high, and
when finished up in the style designed
by the DR.. will not be excelled by any
in the State.
In the rear Of a portion of this block,
and fronting east on I'd street, DIR. has
added large residence, so arranged as
to make of it alarge and convenient ho-
tel should he so desire it at any time.
In many respect has DIR. Mcpherson,
in the erection of this building, consulted
more the public interest than expense or
likes. In every respect is this
building a great public benefit and the
proprietor a public benefactor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

As an instance of Western energy in
new direction, we would call attention t
The above Company. Within the las
year they have erected, on the then i'm.
broken prairie, four miles west Of
Chicago, a fourishing and tasteful New
England village of fifty houses. a mag
nificent factory. employing $50 hands
turning out 1000 clocks per week. The
Company, like General Grant, one of its
stock holders, have thought it best to fight
out the success of Western manufactur.
ers against Eastern wealth and monopo.
ly ION this line."f
The great Northwest cannot always
send her rich products a thousand miles
and pay tribute 10 the East on her man.
ufactured goods.
Hitherto the Eastern States have grown
rich in receiving our products at low
rates and sending Us high priced fabrics
therefor. Every man, woman and child
of Connecticut has earned $i.51 10 so
cents of this same population of Illinois,
and so it must be till the West manufac.
lures her own goods, and enterprises like
this which takes our raw material much
cheaper here than east) and produces a
line of goods which find their principal
market in the west should receive our
support. The money paid them
enriches and builds up the west.
This new Company makes from West
ern materials immense quantities of
German silver and sheet brass (the only
goods of the kind manufactured west of
and fifty designs of clocks,
beautifully finished, many of them new,
and especially suited to the Western mar
ket, Their regulators, as well as com
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
Holiday Gifts.

Splendid goods for presents and great
reduction in prices!
GIN. Henderson now offers his complete
stock of ladies' fine furs, at prices that
will suit one and all. 1t is acknowledge
ed that his stock is equalled by none in
the City, or any place west of St. Louis.
A new invoice of Ladies Bonnie IS, Hats
and Millinery goods have just arrived and
are to be sold cheap. A little the incest
goods in town, and all the latest styles
are to be had at his store. Call and Sc.
cure a bargain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
Peru State Normal School.

Nh. ED1ToR-Allow me to say a
word to the people through the columns
of your paper concerning the State Nor
NAL School, located at Peru.
The building is now so far completed
that comfortable rooms can be provided
for fifty pupils. but they will be obliged
to bring the necessary articles of furnl-
ture. as the State has made no provision
for that.
For the present, the Board of educa'
ton find it necessary to charge all who
attend tuition in order to keep the school
running; but it is hoped that in the course
of another year means will be provided
to keep up the school, so that those fit
ting themselves for teachers will be per-
mitted to attend free.
The Institution now belongs to the
people. Will they sustain it? Does moi
the State need teachers 2 and will moi
the people do all they can to assist US il
properly training young men and women
for the important work? Give US your
hearty support, friends.
The next term will commence January
Odd. Tuition, So 90 per term. Room
rent $500 per term. Board, In The
building, $500 per week.
j. NJ. MCKENZIE, Principle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

The Weather.-Friday was dull and
cloudy, with damp mild atmosphere. Sat-
urday. cloudy, mild, slight snow shower
about 9. a. m. Sunday, hazy, yet pleas
ant and mid. Monday morning opened
up pleasant, about 9, a m, the wind com
menced blowing from the northwest and
by noon was blowing a perfect gale by
night it was real freezing cold. Tues
day morning wal cold, sharp and cloudy,
yet cleared off pleasant overhead by noon,
and gave US a clear freezing night. Yes
terday was clear and cold, bright and
frosty. This morning is cold. with a
pleasant sky overhead, hazy and pleasant
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
Building


The following is a list of the buildin
} improvements made in this city durin
the year 1867. We also give as nea
as possible the cost of each building
o. B. Hewett, residence, 4th betwee
Richard and Allen streets, $4,000.
George Berkeley, residence, Allen be
tween 9Th and 9th, $500.
John Henderson, residence, Allen, be
tween 9th and 9Th, 5000.
Jas. r. Dye, residence, 9th betweei
Water and Richard streets. 81 200. >
E D Beach, residence, Water bet
9th and 9th, So $500.
Beach & Howard, residence, 9Th
between Water and Richard, 5000.
DR.. H. l.. Mathews, 4th, between Wa,
ter and Richard, $1,000.
HOadley and Hughes, residence, 4lh
between Water and Richard, 81, 900.
Samuel Somers, residence, Richard
between LIST and I'd, 5000.
VIM. T. Den, dwelling, Water be
tween LIST and I'd, $500.
George Nicely, residence, corner of
Levee and Water, $1,000.
George Marion, residence, Water be-
low Levee, 5000.
Samuel Somers, residence, below Le-
wee street, 81, 200.
Rainy g. Lewis, warehouse, Water be.
tween LIST and Cd, $l,40O.
Thomas King, residence, foot of Wa.
ter street, $500.
Z John Mcpherson, business block, on
Main. between Cd and Sd, $40 ,0O
County Building Nam between I'd and
Sd, $4,000.
John Mcpherson, residence in rear of
block, fronting on I'd between Main and
Water, $4,000.
Evan Workings Saloon, Main be-.
tween lst and I'd, $4,000.
John Smiths Barber Shop, Main be-
tween LIST and I'd, $500.
Keisweitter & Co, shop, Main between
lst and Cd, $500.
Frank johnson, residence. Main be-
tween 4th and 5th, $1,000.
Milt Dryden, residence, Main be.
tween 9th and 9TH, 500.
Nate Sedoras, Atlantic between 9th
and 10Th, $500.
Chas. G. Dorsey, residence, 9th be.
tween Nam and Atlantic, $1,000.
George Dorsey, residence, Atlantic
between 5th and 9th, $1,400.
R. ], Whitney, tenement house, Main
between 5th and 9th, $4,000.
Col. Furnace, residence Improvement,
corner Main and 4th, $500.
Pierce Blake, business house, corner
Main and Sd. So, 900. =
S. R. Jamison, cottage, Atlantic be-
tween Levee and lst, $500.
F. A. Tisdel, 1st between Main and
Atlantic, 8 5000.
DR.. Blackburn, residence improve
ment, Atlantic between lst and I'd,
ST 900.
Episcopal Church, corner Cd and At
lantic, $4,000.
Mrs. Smith, residence, Atlantic be-
tween 4th and 9Th, $1,000.
Ransom Whitney, residence, Atlantic
between 4th and 9Th, $500.
w. w. Crandell, residence, Atlantic
between 4th and 9th, 5000.
Leach Bros, residence, corner Nema-
ha and 9th. $1,000.
DR.. Blackburn, residence, Nemaha be-
tween 4th and 5lh, S1,400.
]. W.. Bliss. residence, corner Nema-
ha and 4th, $500.
A. w. Morgan. residence, corner OF
Nemaha and Sd, $500.
Chas. Mcpherson, residence, corner
OF Nebraska and Sd, $1,000.
Jos. O'Pelt, residence, ID between
Nemaha and Nebraska, $500.
T. w. Bedford, corner of Nebraska
and Ist, $4,000.
T. G.. Hacker, residence, corner Of
Nebraska and I'd, $4,000.
LOckwccd, residence, Nebraska be-
tween I'd and Sd, goo.
S. Sesman. residence missouri DC
tween lst and I'd, $1,000.
Jas. Palmer, residence, MisiOuI. Do
tween lst and End. $500.
Hardy Williams. residence, north 2Dd
street. S4OO.
Michael Baroda, residence, north %
street, $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

A Great Lot of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Notions,
Glass and Queensware, selling Of at Cost
at the P. G. Store. Auction every Sat-
urday.
]. ". BLISS, Auction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
]. w. BLISS, Auction.
BnowrH111r. Neb.. Dec. Is. g

DAOWN VALLE3 NCO's OOO' ~, w.
Mr.. Editor SIN: Having had the
pleasure of looking in upon the Tab
leaux Troupe during their reh%ersals, l
think l can safely say that the citizens
of Brownville, who do not attend the ex-
hibition, on Monday eve., next. will
loose the pleasure which a refined en-
tertainment is sure to bring. l observed
that the Troupe is made up from among
the class of our best young ladies and
gentlemen. Let us give them a full
house. A VISITOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
Greatest Invention Of the Age.

Everybody should go and see it.
Brackets Patent Wolverine Washing
Machine is DOW on exhibition in this
City. 1t is the best improvement in Wash
ing Machines that we have ever seen.
1t does its work perfectly; apd for sim.
pliciry, durability, and ease in washing,
it has not its equal in this country. This
machine will be in operation in the street
where every person can see its merits.
Orders for Machines taken and filled
promptly. County and State rights for
sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Distinguished ArrfVaI.-The other
night, while looking round, we espied an
object coming dcwn f; in establishment we
had TO pause, and 10. and behold. twas
Santa Clause. Now, old boy, we've got
you tight; said we, when. 10, he was out
# sight (; adOwn Phil. Deuser's chimney
he did disappear, and established his
headquarters there, surrounded by Pills
magnificent stock of Toys, which he'll
distribute 10 all good girls and boys.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

The Modern Horse. Doctor and Ame-
rican Cattle Doctor, by Geo. H. Dadd,
for sale at T. C. Hackers City Book
Store. Every farmer should have one
both of these books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Grand BAH at Nemaha CIty.-A
Grand Christmas Ball will be given at
Clark's Hall, Nemaha City, Christmas
Night. Every arrangement has been
made to accommodate a large turnout.
We anticipate a pleasant time,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

We have formerly sold the Seth
Thomas and other eastern made Clocks
but having thoroughly examined the
Chicago Clocks find them to be superior.
They also have the following advantages
which recommend them The movements
are firmly screwed together instead of
being pinned-lhe main journals are ex-
ira ~bushed-and the plates and wheels
are thicker than any other make. We
keep constantly on hand a good assert
ment of Chicago COcks-warranted for
years-can sell them at prices that
will defy all competition,
J V. D. PATCH,
At the City Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

i IMUAkk
SWAN & BROS.
FOr Holiday Presents go to
VIM. ROSSELL'S
Flour, Feed and Produce at tn
6. Store.
r,mine. Fitch, canada and Russial
.bs Furs, at Theo. Hill & Co.'S.
Fresh large RaisiDs, Curran;s. Spice.
=, SWAN & BROS.
Hiss at the P. G. Store is selling Flour
$3.50 per 100.
V,Dpels-pIain, stripped and shocked
THEO. HILL s. cos.
School Books of all kinds found at
IcCreery's for the High School.
Cloak Ornamenls-all kinds-Gt Hills
Boots and Shoes in variety at
TEAR & CO.'S.
R;ss At the p g Store sells Buck
bsa, Flour at IS per hundred.
Patent Churns and Sleigh Shoes at
&c DEUSER's.
Dress Trimmings-Bugle, Bead and
imp. at THEO. HILLS cos.
H. G. Lett, Land Agent, BrOwnville,
sbTaska.
Cash paid for Corn 10 any quantity
the ? u Stole.
Fine Ladies and Gents cotton and
Dol hose at THEO. HILL & cos.
'Toy Books and Albums suitable for
hrislmas Presents, al T G Hackers.
Five Brood Mares with fOal).fOr sale
A. p. COGSWELL.
Pared Peaches, BIackberries, Cher
5 &C., at SWAN & BROS.
20 Bushels Black WaInut8 for sale al
P. G. Store.
Best Prints till"twelve and a half cts.
TEAR g. cos.
Dressed Poultry always on hand at
Store.
For everything in the Grocery line go
SWAN & BROS.
Pure Apple Cider and Pickles at Bliss
Nice things for ChlIdren.-Wm.
ssell has an abundance of them for
Holidays.
ZOO or 300 Hogs wanted, for which
will pay the highest market price.
L MCGEE & co.
a new lot of Jugs, Jars, Churns and
nads Of Crockerp at
THE0. HILL & cos.
Nlck-Nacks and Chicken Fixins and
Kinds of Goodies for the Holidays
'Ae P G Store.
carpets two and three ply at
THEO HILL & CO.'S,
"
10 enjoy the Holidays get one of
sc good, substantial, fashionable and
CANT suits of Clothing at
DORSEY g. BROS.
Dwelling Houses and 10 Town Lots
sale cheap. Enquire of Bliss at the
Store.
lou will find the genuine New York
Glory Cheese at the P G Store.
Blankets Blue, Green Red and White
THEO. HILL & CO.'S.
N0CSeesy has for sale at the City
Og Store q large variety of Christmas
s'en's. CaA and see them before it
BOO late.
q the line of Fruits, Nuts, eonfee.
'''es' Oysters, Cake Spices and fur
lungs etc., VIM. ROssell cant be ex.
"'o' Tor quality or cheapness.
-'"is best quality latest styles at
THEO. HILL & cos.
NRRpin5
'rTled'-On the evening of Dec.
1867, by Rev. l. T. Baird, Mr..
{. McNAueHrox and Miss
'I a NELSON, both Of this county.
~ss at the P G store has on hanC
chickens and 200 Turkeys fOi
'A'A'', That's the place TO bryl
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

MCFall & Co. and Christmas
This hrm have just received a new lot
OF Furniture, also a lot of Toy Gigs,
Boys Sleds, Tip Carts, Stools, etc., the
nicestkind of Holiday Presents. Drop in!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Jos. Shulz has now a magnificent lot
of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, which
he can warrant as pure and good. Now,
is the time to get a choice Present for
your friend or sweetheart.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

mon clocks, are pronounced BY jewelers.
and railroad men to be more reliable
time-keepers than any IN the market.
There is no reason why they should be
otherwise, as all their machinery is new
and of the most approved designs. 1t
dOn's do clocks any good to be tumbled
about a thousand miles up the Hudson
river, over the Erie canal and around the
lakes, as most of the clocks brought to
Chicago are-and we would recommend
any house keeper wishing a cheap and
reliable and pretty clock to call for one
of the United STATES Clock Company's
of Chicago; and every Jeweler who
would consult the interest of his patrons,
and has the welfare of the Wset at heart,
TO send to their General Wholesale
Agents, Giles Bro & Co.. the well known
jewelrs Of Chicago, for a catalogue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
AND CLEANER
J. GA RSIDE & co.
ATCHISON KANSAS


ATCHISON, KANSAS.
THE trial Of this mach inc at various Comfy ant
State Fairs, and the judgement OF every one who
sees and uses 10, unite in prOnOuncing Brin kerhOof
Corn Shelter the best ever inv ented. With 1t a mar
can she'll his crop Of corn at his leisure without an as
sistsnt, and thereby save In a short time more than the
cost Of a Shelter.
This Corn Shelter has taken the arst premium for
three years past at the New York State Fair, when
bt partially perfected. Itbas since been bro ught to
a degree Of perfection, which makes it complete.
The following is the report Of the Judges on this
machine, at the gTeattrialO of Agricultural Implements
held at Auburn, N. Y in July. 1866. under the aus
pices Of the New York State Agricultural Society
Among the machines on exhibition was a Hand Corn
Shelter, Separator and Cleanet, exhibited by J. Brink
erhOf, Auburn, N. Y We have carefully examined
and thoroughly tested this machine, and have no hest
tstiOn in prOnOUncing il the BEST ORN SHE'LL Err
WE EVER SAW. 1t readily sdapts itself to ears Of
any size. or share, shells clean, and with great rapidity
from the cob, and the chat from the corn, and delivers
the corn ready for market and it requires but the Ia
Dor of but one person to operate it. The whole affair
is simple IN construction and durable.
J. S. GOULD, Pres N. T.. State Ag. So.
B.P. JOHNSON, Sec. +" "
5. ROBSON, Ag. Ed N. 7. Tribune,
s. E. TODD, d" Times.
Report Of Agricultural Fair Committees, and opin
ion Of Agribu ituraI and other Journals, might be cited
at great length, but w%ecOntent ourselves with the fol.
lowing letter a. Gaping tbamhls
sal EEg0stieH
U. s. Agency tr Paris Uniyersal Exposition
No AZ Park Row, Times BuiidinEs
NEW YORK, Dec. 6th, 1855.
Mr.. J. B~RINEERHOFF, Esq.,, Dear Sir Ny AZ
visory Committee, appointed to select Implements for
Exhibition at the Universal Exposition in Paris, in
1857, have selected and to me, your
CORN SHELLER as the best in America.
have accepted their report, and will forward your
Shelter, If delivered here, ready for shipment on or
before January /. 1867. Yours Truly,
J. O. DERBY, U. s. Agent, sc.
D7,io0 Of the BrinkerhOT COZ m
I III Corn Shelter, V
Sample shelters shipped on receipt Of the price and
warranted to give satisfaction, or the Machine will be
taken back and the money refunded upon notice within
a reasonable time. Address
j. GARSIDE & CO,
Atchison, Kansas.
VIM. T DEN, Ag't,
idn BrownviIle, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

A CARD.-DRs. CRANE & HowARD,
Physicians aud SurgsOns-Having en-
tered into c%opartnership, offer their pro-
fessional services to the citizens of
BrownvilIe and vicinity.
Chronic diseases of all kinds, and
those requiring an operation, will be re-
ceived and attended to, and we presume
as skillfully, (having had a great deal of
experience,) as can be obtained any
where else.
Calls and consultations from a dis
ance will be promptly answered.
Headquarters, for the present, al
McComas' Drug Store, where q OF
the other may be found when not profess
sionally engaged. Messages left there
will be promptly attended to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

MCPhersOn'S BlOCk.-This block,
erected on Main street, in this city, this
season, is one among the finest buildings
we know of in Nebraska. 1t has a front
of l40 feet on Main street, and is 50
feet deep. Il is three stories high from
the basement to the Hall. which is in the
fourth story and is As by so feet.
The corner store room and basement
is occupied by Teare & Co.'s large stock
Of Dry Goods and Groceries,
No. 2 is occupied by f. M. McComas
Drug Store.
No. 8 is %unoccupyed, yet we under
siard it has been rented by a gentleman
from New York who will fill it with 8
stock of Goods in the Spring.
No. 4 and basement contains the vel
assorted stock Of Dry Goods and Grocer
les of J. L. MCGEE & Co.
No. 5 and basement is occupied by The
Shellenberger Bros with Stoves, I'm
ware, Hardware.
No. 6, with basement and second story
is filled to OveraowiDg with TheO. Hill
& Co.'S large and suberb stock of Mer'
chandise, comprising any and everything
that can be called for.
On the second floor are twelve rooms
large and small, suitable for Offices, FOL
which purpose, several Of those over tn
corner are now occupied.
The advertiser Office is over No. 8
the FIRST door to the left in the Hall en-
rance. Here we have a room Is BY 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Ben. Rogers & Co., are fixing up for
a gay time when the snow comes, by
having all their Sleighs put in running
order, and their horses cannot be beat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Grading is progressing favOrably on
4tb street, and DIR. Blackburn, the con-
tractor is determined to push the work
as rapidly as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19
GRAND TABLEAUX

/. z NGCPhorSOn'9 Hail.
ImNDAY, DECEMBER 23d, 1867,
i, the Benefit Of the Episcopal Church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

The Methodist denomination of this
city is constantly increasing in strength
and enterprise. They are now building
a cupOla on their church on water street,
and they intend having a bell early in
the Spring. They are also grading
around their church and improving it
in many ways.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Choice New York Factory Cheese at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Fell, Cloth and Hoop Skirts al
THEO HILL s. cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

T0F HOLIDAY Presents go to
VIM. ROSSELL'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Far choice Family Flour go to Bliss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

A'Ss at the P G store has on hand
chickens and 200 Turkeys for
"'A''' That's the place TO buyt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-19

Nck.NackS and Chicken Fixins and
Kinds of Goodies for the Holidays
Ae P G Store.