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New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

30 TO THOMAS II. AGNEWs, Greenwich
aud Msnav , where yoa will and Teas Conss Fish Four aha
,ettrs sss ,hsptr has tsy New fsh one Res hesss
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
UNION co.orrRArIvg BUILDING SOCIETY.

The object OF this society Is to enable woiklngmen
become their landlords by paying dollar or Two
weekly into its funds. AZ the end Of each month the
amount thus collected disposed OF 10 the highest bidder
PARTY obtaining agreeing 10 use u In the purchase
building OF house and TO pay the proper rent Of The
into the treasury Of the society until he caneels hrs
obligation The proccss Is repeated at the end of each
month until each member IN provided with house equal
value 20 the amount Of the shareaken by him. In
London there than hundred OF such socie-
rtes, with membership Of over 5000. public meeting
or this society Ia 20 be held this evening at the Farmer In
stutc, No 40 1udOwst., for the purpose Of electng
officers and enrolling members.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Rerses, Carriages, sc.

. Rcrsfs, Carriages, sc.
All, PARTIES WISHING TO BUY ,ooss Uh
"A pRsiRous SELL HORSES CARRasSSihTsl RsSiTl a. ssosIs
- y.hias pertaining 70 the nORsE BUSINESS HORSES 80, p
s.eIs 10 bISER S0HbRyILLE, No n Nasssash 'PP'~''
Oh<r.
DAVS g. CONE No f}sA BROADWAY, IN
10 ,s.h,.. 10 in,pc th.r extensive assortment o. sn
,, bnin CIRRTAGRs sonprsag CLAREScEs CoGrSS S.,,
Dlus COACHES and other kns close Ard open Nol J. ~
Hadss sEd by ID. best st thr ovs nannsctoy
AT TAYLORs CARRIAGE WARERO0,MdsSS, &C.
~ No 50 cedar Park and Pony Phecas Coupe hoea
rso~n poesswas Top Sop Buggies Depot Wagons
Saddles, Brides, NC, cheap =,
DVGGY FOR SALE IN ASTORlA.-A ms, -,
I'D elias. Top BUGGY, In ane order new as konly h
apuf rurer win be s1 account OF removal "i He "" F|
@. MILLER no. % Broadst -------
OUR complete assortment OF hne n 'I,'a,sIoS
Bondst MOTT x -, - COL rS--,. -
ENGLISlI KERsEY
~ N""'N 10, ~ srd 30 Ws., Be,As.n
Ne 100 Ilbsri1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

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New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
g15i|lI:I;yH;lXlislI;S

Is Ceapest Peasauts Desirable ssose sgs6s. GLolhh u
MOTHS. Draggsts eyerywhere selit hAkkiS ohAF"A' "
trfers, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE, 2oc, 25c @c, &c., best 4o per pound ho
tells saloons boarding keepers aud families who use se alsni
ties Of Coffee can that article b. using RkhCh
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at e Low price
Of 9Oc per pound, and warrant to give perfect sac;ion
Consumers cAl from Soc 10 81 pound By purchasing 'hS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

CrurRCH EIECrIoSs.-At the annual elections on
Monday in the Churches mmed Deio"' tho io'o"ms
Mnr,lcns and Nestrymen were chosen:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Tile CAMPS AT uonoKrN YrsrrRpAY.

MTlsnts Td3faT,s siGsrY slse- q . 8 2 - "a. "a.
Cmpre-Mr. Smith; Soorer-Mr, Boyle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

The BrOWnVlIIe DIstlllery and
ReCtEfying Establishment Changed
handS.-The Brownville Dislillery and
Recufylng Establishment has jus. been
purchased entire by wealthy parties from
Miami county. Ohio. who are thoroughly
acquainted with the business and have
means and energy 10 make these estab-
lishments second to none in the West.
This will be good news to the farmers
of this county as afording a home de.
mand for the grea. staple Of this section,
Corn. This firm will c~ertaialy push the
business with such vigor as 10 use up the
bulk Of Surplus corn raised in this sec.
tiOn besides, they will want wood. EN-.
plOy quite a number nf hands, falten q
great deal Of stock, and in many way,
add to the wealth and commerce of the
country. Prejudice aside, this a big
thing for Nemaha county and Brown
vile, and we wish the new proprietor,
success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Ferry Boat SOld.-We are really
pleased to learn that the Steam Ferry
boat running between this and Scott city
changed lands during the past week, by
Mr.. Yanlis selling Out the boat and fran
chise 70 Mr.. Joseph Ward, recently head
Engineer on the packet steamer st.
Joseph. This change ensures a man in
charge Of the boat who thoroughly un-
d~ersIaDds the business, combined with a
determination and accommodation to
make lhis-as The point d~emands-one
Of the best crossings on the Missouri
river. The benefit Of this change can.
not well be over estimated, and we be-
speak for the new proprietor all and
every assistance that our cillzens can
render to bring the business up to its
proper standard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

The New Episcopal Church.
Mr.. MonueIh, the contractor for laylng
the foundation for this ediice, is raD1dly
pushing forward bis portion of the work,
and Gates & Bous6eld will commence
laying the brick next week.
From the design, so far developed. we
have 10 hesi.ency ia saying that this
church, when finished, will be one Of the
chief ornaments Of The city. Occupying
one Of The most beautiful sites 10 be
found, beautiful in architecture, that de-
nomination, we hope, will ind it as "a
thing Of beauly-a JOY forever" In this
connection, TOO much credit cannot be
awarded 10 Rev. G. r.. Davis. pastor. for
The patient energy and zeal eVinced in
the pursuit Of this obiectS especially If
we consider that one short year has saf-
feed 10 buy a lot and parsonage and be-
gin, free Of debt, the new church build
ing. See notice elsewhere Of the laying
Of the cOrner stone next Tuesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
MIDDLETONs.

Theo. Hill & Co.'S new store room in
McPhersOn's Row is fast approaching
completion, and in appearance would do
credit to Chicago. Gatesa& Bousfeld
have jus. finished as foe JOB Of plaster
ing in itas we ever saw anywhere. Hill
has a stock Of Goods to put ia it that
will do credit 10 the room and much BEN
fl 70 his customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Livery Stable and stock for
Sale.-One of the partners having
engaged in other business, one half the
Stock, and the Building new owned and
occupied by Ben Rogers & Co., Brown
gille. is for Sale. Everything is in good
order and a business location, for con.
dilion Of which the Books may be SEEN
Enquire Of either Of the parties, Ben.
Rogers or R. w. Furnas'
October, 24;h 1867 Ait
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

DR.. ]. H.sJordan. indianapolis, Ind,
says: IL have known DR. Strickland
Pale Remedy TO be thoroughly tested IN
numerous cases during The past year and
with perfect success in every instancs.---
And SO u is with his Remedy for Diar
rhoea or CholOera aud bis Cough BAlsam
They are all genuine and pure, #
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Whereas @. VI. Garrison and Joseph OPoIt do
ing business ia the City Of Br0ungiIie, Nebraska,
rnder the arm name Of g. W. Garrison 4 Co.,
Mortparea 10 III. brunswick o. S.. Louis, No.,
one BiiIiard Table Numbered 1878, one Billiard
Ta3ls Numbered 1872, two Sets Of Balls, two doc
"a Cues. twe Masses, two Brdges fwo sBta OF Coan-
fsrs. and two Cue Racks. Wbickl Said Mortgages Is
dated Nay seth, 1867, AID recorded ID Mortgsge
Record No. 2. on page e3, in the Recorders 0Goe
of Eemeha Countys State q NebEaekas and was
given % secure three promlsOry notes Of even date
with said Mortgage On phieh there IL now due The
sam 81 S768. And Whereas,deIsult has been made
in the condition Of payment Of one Of said notes
AZ set forth in said Mortgage. Thercfore notice
Is hereby given that said Chatte Mortgage will be
f~orselosed By Sale Of said Mortgaged property 81
Public Auction in the basement Story Of the brick
buildiag belcpgong te the Brsifmeyer Estate in
the Civ Of BroWnyilio, State Of Nebraska, on the
18th day Of November, A. D. 1861, as one o'clock
Pm
Dated October, 24th 1857
JIM. BRUNSWICK,
per TiptOn, HeWett& Church his Attys
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Change In the M. .. TX. Agency
IT. w. Bedford has resigned the Agen-
cy Of the Merchants Union Express
Company in this city. and Thee. Hill is
again the authorized Agent for that
company. Mr. Bedford made many
friends By bis prompt management Of the
business of the company, and many will
regret his resignation, yet in The Lew
hands il will be attended 10 in such a man
ner as to give satisfaction 10 all who may
favor il with their patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

90 TO IS FOR EVERY HOURS SERVICE
% Pleasant and honorable employD eBt Hifhou'
risk desirable for 81 ladies, cleTgymer, teachers
students, farmers. merchants, medicines, s0ldiorsi
VERY b0dy. Please eali on, or address, G.. ST
JACKSOSa co. So Beaver Street. n. r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Rev. GOIIaday heard frG@ We
learn that Rev. B. G. Golladay has writ
ten 10 persons here from Keokuk, Iowa.
/, is here believed that he is insane ; if
so there is "melhod in his madness, +" es.
Peci4lly 10 the change Of programme Of
visiting the "bottOm Of the Missouri
river" bis last intention on leaving here.
Il created SO lille sensation" he proba-
bly, conclude ed il wouldn't pay. He's mad /!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Onr New Marshall on Duty
Marion Boyd, our new City Marshall,
gave evidence. last Monday, that "ye
have a child among ye taken notes. legal
tenders. 100! Having on lhal day ar
rested a man for d~runkness and disorder
ly conducted, jugged him, and, with The
consent Of the Mayor, relieved him Of a
$40 "promise'' of Uncle Samuel for the
cily's benefit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
]. a. OF G. n

Pursuant 10 notice a meeting was held
10 Masonic Hall on Saturday eve. Oct.
-, when the BrOwnviile Lodge Of the
independent Order Of Good Templars
was organized with the following OFF,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
Vegetable SieiIian Hair Remover

Has stood tie test Of seVeSs gears
before tire public and no pgepNT0-
tt0N for tie hair has get been dis
covered that oCiU produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
s1esU scientific discovery, combining
nsGsnW Of the most pOqCeJ1Ut and rec
stOratiUe agents S8 the vEGETABLE
KINcn0m. H restores GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. ne makes the scalp aVbttc
and clean cures 0GndT3H ana
hWnOTs, and falling out Of tho
hair and aCiU make e gF0eO upon
bald heads. except 30 gerry aged
persons. as % furnishes tie 91st96~
HUe principle OB sChich tie hair g
no1rished and supported. lt makes
the BGiF moist, soft, and ggOS89,
DRESSING O. It Is the cheapest
DrepaPGSiOT eUeF offered to the plg0-
DC, as one bottle aCtJ accomplish
a1Ore and last longer AbGn three
bottles Of any other preparations.
TK Il recommended and ag8eI on
sIse First Medical Authority
The aUOnderfHE results produced
Bu 0ar StciJiGB Hair Rese1Oe9' haze
Induced nS01ty to manufacture pre-
DnrnttOns for the Hair, ag4der "a
TfOms saGn1eS and, i1 order to I'M
Ut1Cb bSG OEAg~O 0ASO 0N
purchase their compounds hey
haze FeSOF6ed TO fagSehOo0, 81
cEninain0 they aUeTe former part
nere. or had some connection SCttS
car Mr.. Hall, and their QTepGTG-
ffOn eC0S similar to oars. 10 NOS
Be decetced Or them. Purchase the
Ori0inaIs &c has . net been
erlsQlyeH. Our Treatise O9s the Hair,
4Ctsh certificates, sent free or mail.
See Ehaf each bottle has Ossr p1siVGte
ReUenMe Stamp Deer the TOP Of tee
bottle. All others ? limitations
R.. P. Hall & CO.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers N Madeins.
c. A. COOK, 81 Dearborn St. Chicago, m
Agent Tor the Korth-yEsatsr saassa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Huge Sweet POTatOe are in
debled 10 Vim. Rossell. Of this city, for
the largest Sweet POtatoe we have seen
this season. II weighed 43-4 pounds.
measured % inches around the lOag way.
and Is around The middle. Il wIll be
sen. 10 the Agricultural Department in
the collection now being made up for that
purpose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

"A STIMULATIsc ToNIc-LIFE BIT.
TERs-Good health is a blessing. The
way to enjoy such is to take . wine glass
full Of SrRIcKLAND's LIFE BITrER two
or three times q day. They create a
good appetite sney strengthen The stom.
uch they cure habituaI Consumption,
Nervousness, and Headache they
make he old feel young. If you wish
long life and good health. use SrRIcK-
LANDS LIFE BtrTERs. For sale 10 bot
lies by Druggists. and By she drink at all
saloons and groceries.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

thousand bushel Potatoes wanted
Wv RAlNEY s. LEWIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

3" sHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

a lain Deere's Celebrated Moline
Wv THEO. HILL s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
SIMILHA sIIlILIBUS CURANuTR
homeopathic sPECIFI c

TTAVE PROVEN, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience an entire success; Simple-PrOnpt
.EEeient, and Reliable. They are the only Ned
icines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
thai Rsistakes cannot be made in tsing them so
harmless as 70 be free from dangar,and 80 e~aBcseLt
to Be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commendation from all, and will always
render satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Laying Of q Corner elone-The
Cornsr Stone Of she New Episcopal
Church VIII Be laid, Good willing ) sith
appropriate ceremonies, by he Rev. g..
f. Davis, % Tuesday next, Oct. ooh, at
3 o'clock. ?. N. The pubic are invited
10 attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Don't Freeze this winter : but 60
nnenlateiy aud lay 10 a supply of those
'Perb and exceeding cheap Blankets,
Be had Of TEARE & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Glgantic.-COl. Furnas planted in
bis garden this season one seed Of the
Castor Bean. Ricinus Gigaateus. which
grew tosths high. of Is fee, 8 inches,
wa IL inches in circumference in the
stalk and had % I~aterals in length from
| 10 8 feet This soil viii do 10 bet on.
We were in his garden last Saturday
and saw him gather some Brazilian Pop
Corn. Some eight years ago Be prOcur-
ed The seed pf this corn from Mississip-
pc, its great pecuIlnri'y being The small
size Of the ear and grain, al average
a being about two inches long and as
thick as your Iillle finger. The ears.from
this seed ibis season will average six
inches in length and as large around in
proportion. Don't this soil push things !?
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

80 fine Cashmere Suits 81
OsD DORSEY & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Mechanics, for your Tools call on
SHELLENBERGER K
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Dalm Soap CASTLE, Rosin snd Defensive Soar
aud he CslsbFatss Silver Clos Starch st
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

VehaTe q Notion that Hackney's
...s of Notions can't be excelIed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUcEU
in tasle and odoF, free from au injuriou
propgietiss, and Immediate il its neti0a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
Cedar Grape Posts.

Ihave fer sale about 400. nine foot Cedar Posts
suitsbis for Grtpe Arb0Fs and Posts. Price So
cents each.
R. w. FURNAS;
z-St BFoWnriI Nehgaska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Be t Recorded tha, Nebraska grown
b dried Peaches can be had at
BLISS g. K
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

All persons indebied 10 The firm Of
Atkinson = Co, either By note Of ac-
count, viii please call and pay the same
al once.
All notes or accounts unpaid BY the
10Th Of September will positively Be left
with an Attorney for collection.
ATKINSON & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

' ~! Lady, who fails to examine The
~. uOen' Stock Of Ladies Dress
nGW 10 be seen Al Teare g. Co.'S
y oaTs consulted the latest styles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

WhTki t. the Goods Of Teare & Co.,
Of So fast! They fist suit The mar.
lei abd the times
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Dorsey 3 BrO.-This firm have just
received their stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, aod lave them opened for dis
play and sale a. their store. formerly oC-
cDpied BY Atkinson & Co. Their stuck
s TRULY magnificent, consisting Of a full
assortment Of everything 10 their line.
Their Cloihing comprises all grades and
styles now worn 10 The most fashionable
cities ID The Union, we'll made and no
shOddy. Of Gendemen's Furnishing
Goods their supply is very extensive and
Of the best. Altogether, one does him
self injustice if he clothes The outer man
without FIRST giving them a chance 10
supply bis wants. They are selling Al
old peace Prices for cash in fact, 50
low that good store clothes" are within
the reach Of the humblest. See their
advertisement ID ano,her column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

ClOthing ClOthing.-Raiuey & Lewis
aVe received another supply Of Gents
|'aty Made Clothing cheaper Than
Per.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

RetuFned.-PrOf. Mckenzie, in
charge of The High School 10 this city
during the term just closed, has returned
to Peru and takes charge Of the State
Normal School, the first term Of which
commenced las, Monday. AS teachers
Nj. and Mrs. M'Kenzie il their short
stay made friends Of all, and gave evi.
dence Of their complete ability to take
charge Of and successfully conduct The
State Normal School. We wish them
success in their new position.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

see the New Advertisement Of w. D.
sun Saddler, in so-day's paper. He
~ q full assortment Of Saddles and
stness, and proposes to sell low down
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

RANTED.-Ten, Twenty, Thirty or
'ofy Cash Customers TO buy Harness at
MIDDLETON'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

lou Bet, the Stock of Jeans. CASH
e.s'' cloths. and all character Of Gents
nee Goods offered by Teare & Co,
please all who viii take a look at
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Great Arrival u Heating EtOVes.-
The latest improved and most economi-
cal stoves ever offered for sale.
will here state that / have been sell
ling stoves for ls years, but have never
offered as large and complete stock as
now have on hand, and / will sell Them
at a small profit as they all have 70 be
sold this winter
JOHN G. DEUSER
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

ladies' Hats, complete assortment,
h,a styles, just received at
HENDERSON'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

JtoneEare, Baskets, Washboards, Lanterns &c.a
. SWAN 3 BROTHERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

'. DeUSeF-Has bought the right
ven Eoreman's Wood Preserving Pro.
This article Is recommended 10
esfVe Fence pests from decay for
'a'y'hve years. For Information ap.
@s above, sole Agent for Nemaba
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

learn tina, Conrad Shriner now
ue entire Brewery at the head Of
street. IN this CITY, having bOugh,
'ss s1 interest formerly owned BY Chas
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

RemOyaIl--We will remove our
psnsss to McPbersOn's Row about oc-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

BrOWnVlAe.-Ws learn from R. n.
Muir, iual returned from a Trip East. dat
on calling il 81 gIe oasee Of he Pen 5
sysvania GENIAL Railroad TO learn what
shat read vaA doing for Pacific connec-
t'on, hrsWnsills was pointed out 70 him
on The map as q paint on the route. This
Is coed as corroborative Of she fact thai
ibis great corporation IS backing The
a s. "a Ar Line road already surveyed
70 opposite this city. Be Of good cheer,
The dawn Of our prosperity IS At hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

O0gsWell, in tO-day's paper offers
's'l bargains. He's going TO sell some-
log, read his card aud see what il is.
rs bound to dispose of il for cash, and
" Is your time 10 buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

AcCREERY has Usage Orange
'la1N Cor sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Home Wool Knit Goods, a, TeaFe
J CO.'suTe decidedly rare, beautiful, and
hssp, cheaper, cheapest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

W,pled-Rye straw tbreashed with
~MIDDLETON'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Go to Dorsey s. Bros for your ClO-
Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Two desirable dwellings for sale
Pply a; this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

"
,OO JObn Deere's Celebratsd Moline
w THEO. HILL s. co.
VshaTe q Molten that Hackney's
Of Notions can't be eKceIIed.
ladies' Hats, complete assortment,
styles, just received at
HENDERSON's.
Dry Goods and Groceries, full stock
raw, on baud low for cash At
j.. L. MCGEE & cos.
msIrs, a large stock, every style,
: received direct from Cincinnati, BY
McFALL & CO.
BasterIng hair by the bushel pound
acka1
nout Neglect. TO examine the i'm.
-,,.s Sock Of Goods offered by Teare
1 Co. before making your purchases.
LATEST Styles Of Hats and Caps at
DORSEY & BROS.
Corn and Oats taken in exchange for
A. RAINEY & LEWIS
Wsnled-Rye straw tbreashed with
MIDDLETON'S.
WhT H. the Goods Of Teare & Co.,
u Of 50 fasll They list suit" the mar.
lei and the times
RenOyaIl--We will remove our
usnss to McPbersOn's Row about oc-
.yber 3Oh
THEo. HILL s. co.
LChOlce Fruit Farm for sale. En-
i
lure Of J. w. BLISS.
Go to Dorsey s. Bros for your Clo-
hing, Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes
4. c. Lett, Land Agent, BrOWnEiIle.
GsbSska.
Home Wool Knit Goods, at TeaFe
CO.isuFe decidedly rare, beautiful, and
hssp, cheaper, cheapest.
Bell Recorded tha, Nebraska grown
ID dried Peaches can be had at
BLISS & HACKERS
LARGE STOCK of Under Shirts and
DORSEY & BROS.
Two desirable dwellings for sale
lPPy a; this Office.
KAkTED.-Ten, Twenty, Thirty or
Oty Cash Customers TO boy Harness at
MIDDLETON'S.
ClOthing ClOthing.-Rainey & Lewis
I've received another supply Of Gents
lsaty Made Clothing cheaper than
e.
Mechanics, for your Tools call on
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Don't Freeze this winter but 60
Ane1ately aud lay 10 a supply of those
'Perb and exceeding cheap Blankets,
Be bad Of TEARE & co.
AcCREERY has Usage Grange
la1k Coz sale.
Osg'Well, in tO-day's paper offers
sa' bargains. He's going 10 sell some
l1s, read his card and see what il is.
ss bound to dispose Of il for cash, and
Is your time 10 buy.
see the New Advertisement Of w. d.
Saln' %Saddler, in IO-day's paper. He
y q full assortment Of Saddles and
aness' and proposes to sell low down
lou BET, the Stock Of Jeans, CASH
e'es' Cloths. and all character Of Gents
s'e Goods offered by Teare & CO.,
please all who will take a look at
~ DeHseF-Has bought the right
seu Eoreman's Wood Preserving Pro.
This article Is recommended 10
serve Fence pests from decav for
'o'y'hve years. For information an.
putty.
persons indebted 10 the undersign.
LUX account, or otherwise, wil
seltle the same within 80 DAYS
WIZ 10 the wise Is sufficient
A. p. C0GSWELL.
O's'Oes and New Corn have beer
ag into town lively the pas, week
u'si readily selling al from 20 10 81
PEI bushel, Corn IS to 40.
learn that Conrad Shriner nov
ne entire Brewery at the head Q
street. in this CITY, having Dough
.u os Interest formerly owned BY Cha.
Lady, who fails 10 examine Ii
ucens Stock Of Ladies' ORES
noW 10 be seen Al Teare g. Ca
10 aaTs consulted the latest ssvle,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

LChOIce Fruit Farm for sale. En-
'ure Of J. W. BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Corn and Oats taken in exchange for
Al RAINEY& LEWIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Nslls, Pais, Wei Buckets, Selves, &c,
IN swan 4 BIOS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

LARGE STOCK of Under Shirts and
al
DORSEY & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

persons indebted 10 the ~undersign-
! book account, or otherwise, Will
Se'tle the same within 80 days.
"O'a to the wise IS sufficient
A. P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Z. G. Lett, Land Agent, BrOWnEiIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

O's'0e' and New Corn have been
into town lively the past week;
-" readily selling at from 40 10 so
pei Oushel, Corn IS to 40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

nry Goods and Groceries, full stock
nav, on baud low for cash At
j. l.. MCGEE & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

saoWsyILLE. THURSDAY. OCT. p 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

NoUt Neglect, TO examine the i'm
n,0.s Sock Of Goods offered by Teare
NJ. before making your purchases.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24
II A L s TO"
FORWARDING e COMMISSION
M r =.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

ESTRAY NOTICE,
Taken up en- { sit day Of August 1867, within
ny e~ncsosure tWe miles South Ct BFoWhyills, in
y enaha County, Nebraska, enc white Horse, braD-
-ded with the letters s. r. on the left hip, ten
years old last Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

naIrs, a large stock, every style,
- received direct from Cincinnati, BY
McFALL & CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Latest Styles Of Hats and Caps at
DORSEY & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

y,sterIng Halr by the bushel pound
ackas
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Prizes amounting to $230,650.
$4,000 NUMBERS AND 7ss PRIZES.
Tickets Sl2. Halves Sc. Quarters $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

THEo. HILL s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Boston and New Engi.ad Pssssussrs. vim metz