Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-05

The Louisville Journal says: aDon't advertise
II IS q very bad plan. 1t will call attention to you
place OF business, and it is much better for people
who wish to trade with you to hunt you up. 1t
gives your customers exercise,J and makes the N
healthy. Besides, IL you advertise somebody will
ouy up all of your goods, and then you will have
% get more, and it will be a great bother to you.
Don't do it. Stewart, and Aver. and Bonner, and
ocnenck, and OF ers, never advertise. They have
an idea that it Injuries their business"
THE U. S. EXPRESS has expired on the Missouri
river in other words, By an arrangement between
the US Express company and the Merchants Union
Company, the latter gets the exclusive right, as be-
tween the two companies, to ell the territory along
the Missouri river, the former withdrawing entirely.
This is a huge joke upon Capt. Carson, who, as
Agent Of the U. s., took it in its infancy, made for
it friends and business, and has to relinqush just as
we are expecting an increased business by reason OF
an early railroad connection.
A DURABLE REPUTATION is rarely made in
a day; but Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,
having been twelve years before the public, and
tried by thousands in every part of the country,
and in every form Of disease, have won for them
selves a name and reputation rarely acquired.
They are used BY the most intelligent and appre-
ciativo in every community, and praised by all for
their simplicity and efficiency in curing diseases
Address Humphreys Specific homeopathic Medi-
cine Co., 562 Broadway, N. Y. For sale by E. NJ.
McCOmas, Druggist, MePhersOn's Block.
WE, the Judges of the County Court of Atshison
County, Missouri, hereby certify that C. W.
WHEELER has erected Eve bridges in Atchison Co.;
N n Houo T-,-z 7,o;n am, o,o b,,1rol IL
twenty feet, and is now erecting one Of R. W..
Smiths Patent Truss Bridge, one hundred and
eighty feet; that he has given entire satisfaction,
and finishes his bridges with dispatch, and is a re-
liable and safe contractor.
JAMES HUNTER,
5S$5 i F5ST&zhi, Co unity Judges
February 18th 1868.
We, the undersigned, Commissioners of Miami
county, Ohio, having five of r. W. Smiths Patent
Truss Bgidgos now in use in our county, (erected
by the patentee) do not hesitate to say to the
public that we consider them the best wooden
bridges that have come under our observation.
J. G. COATS, Commissioners
NATHAN J~ACKSON,i Ohio.
Ih~OCEGDINUO VI HE bhOW N LILLE M
PUBLICAN CLUB Club met in regular session
Monday evening, March ID, 1868.
Vice President, Fairbrother, presiding.
On motion, the following resolution, introduced
by James MeNaughton, was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Republican Club of Brown
Vile heartily endorse and sustain Congress in the
lnE cacbment of Andrew Johnson also, the action
Of those twin heroes in patriotism and frmness
II - Cent ind ElwiD NJ Stanton
On motion, the Secretary was ordered to write to
Senator Norton of In1iaaa, for a number of copies
Of his speech on Reconstruction, to circulate as
campaign documents.
On motion,
ReSoLUed, That tho Secretary be instructed to
or co respond with at least two Rep ublieans in
each Precinct, and arrange with them for tho dis
Of such doeuments as tho Club may or
der distributed,
On motion,
Resolred, That the Republican Club of the City
Of Brownville extend a cordial invitation to all Re-
VIII lie in the city to visit their Reading
Room and enjoy its privileges; and to meet with ahem
when convenient.
On IN otion, c.. G Dorsey and WIN. H. Hoover
we're appointed a committee to perfect this organ
On motion, adjourned to meet Monday evening,
March l6ih, to take into consideration the nominal
of a Republican City Ticket, for the coming
city election. -