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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
4 NNGustEa scApruY oFE.,E,vYv

r 80 ~ W tF{IN.
a. ATTRACTION ENTRAoRnINA RY-pAJFV1'
AABRplN PES, by J. KEAGY only. successor 10 J., #
Ntes at his Old stand door Virginia Bank Mai,
sireetconcsstdiv the highest achievement of bq I,o
Efapheaft heSe beautiful pictures, plates have In
lev months almost entirely annhated the old sye Daar
9"Ype Ia"''s, being Infinitely superior every rcraI
80 - t - li IA any nght The features not
Nefsed a. IN The baeuerooypo They more brianl
ueicr in tone, aud elegant in nish Tho .y,s
e iaAen III one fourth the time required bv the ol1 rr,,
aho asty they viii last for They hcrctic!y se
o pPNe'h Plates OF glass which sealing secured m lpr
aieht IN me United States and Europe and own ned in I,b
ng 10y heagy only This sealing ,ndcrs them lnperyiSs IN
type. Y'' vac b'b'effeo'
anime speciu,uS - ' W '''''"-"e IN
perishahle 59P '7 anu IN
Instruction given in the art and the right to mako Ab,
types III virginia, en reasonable terms '
Every variety of Castings Frames ac. also n Isrrosat
Jewelry constantly on hand " fsen 90 an Vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

w OF Very superior lRoN MEAT CUTTERS far o'
Het ana mihcug for pics which are far snnort1r ~ @
iuE 81 The sind ever before in this market lLrv
urN aaped for tamiis use; also for butchers I'm
tNi ia',l Please call and examine them som g No. @
~ great demand and will be gone At the % tE are
'''''''t =, ~ >. NHlTiEMDRt. Il BIi0
just below the Nprgel House. and ad;oi1i,g ,I,o
Carriage Repository II Can n Rail- aiio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

These vessels OF the first class, built in the civ
timore expressly Tor this trade aud have superior acr
dations for passengers. They commanded by expe
Captains we'll qualified for the trade, and who Will Sa,l
excrtion TO accommodate They will be towed up and d
the rivers by steam, and may be relied sail lromr a.
advertised ''F a.
Merchants going North CT ordering goods from York
will find it to their interest to ship by this line % vii
always be taken as low by any other line Packets %
every effort will be made by the agents Richmond gni
New York to give satisfaction. Insurance he effected n
the Richmond Fire Association by this uc ut z per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining t
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be forward,
free of commission TO New Orleans Mobile Charleston :,
yannah or any other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New yol
at Berth No l. tefeo House slip. foot OF Wall Street
DAVID a MM. Il RRIE, Richmond :
{ H. PIEESON, \. Y, Agem
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<<x1 have just received II splendid lot of
as-~ = cnis Calf and Patent Leather Caters
dec 2ois $ HOOPER.

u OtssE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY son A.
y winston is not authorised deal for mo or ON nv az
count or to transact any business of pecuniay what
ever III my name tmay l2ts 4. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

AEN LAW He0sAs.--Rayue N Christian
~ have received the following Law Books
American Law 81 IIoni1ide--l yol-by Wharon
Gresley's Equity Evidence;
Morris Replcyiu;
American Criminal Law--by Wharton;
Medical Jurisprudeuee-by Wharton and Stillc:
Mhartons Law Dictionary;
Library OF Law and EqnitA-l4 vols-Priee Sl5
LpmaX Digest complete in 3 vols Ifc 2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

~ (O-pAKENEKsIfIPN OITtE.-Wc HhYt
~ This day entered into oparnershp under Tue syle
u l. and firm nj slLVERrHoRN q GLIt T. Tor the iliis
Aex& action Watch and Jewelry business IN the store
heretofore occupied By IL Silyerthorn on Main street. Lynch
burg. Va. -, -, ,..,c,, s,ast NJ
stch,s Jewelry aud Shyerware, which VIII compare Y"
III for tyc and quality with house in the state IL Is
~ ,rfos4 to keep hand always, the best aid newest
% 81 goods in line aud sell them at fair aud reasona
HE ,s and any article sold by will be warranted to he
represented ,-,,.... ~. .,at.s - Gu.
atqfs one rn being practical watch I'kei anu
has ,asod number of years the advantages ahoa ny
ON al Tie largest North from which he has received
he tghe-t to.timoias for integrity and capacity.
We ycry respectfully invite the public to an examination OF
our stock which shall speak more arlicuary hefea
-, II SIINERIHORN
No. ~. 1-5J j. Cliff.
IL Il -
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lfeteHed new supply of these Cases al,ore,b"r AZ,
ed advantages of the Oil STYLE 7 " ''o "ih+'ai'
me ieaSi"E popularity of these Cases as evidenced -
hf almost niNcr,a adoption both the North md S
Is w nest recommendation 81 their many admirabc
M1heEany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept ~
hand, OF every size "NP' constantly on
fdIlals attended with PROM tness and lcspacb and a.,
oc 21=ts--Rop ''' 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

U,gEs HAVE CONF, AND No uasIANE.
4 Three Marriagos-by Mrs Hubbaeki
ieadey's sacred Plains
IRISH Home and Abroad
aylurs India, China and Japnn;
he Hive Of the Bee Hunter
amp Fires Of the Red Men-by Ortoni
lose Clark-by Fanny Fern
Naylands Political Economy
.oudon Art Journal, for January
jrathwae's Retrospect, do
}laclyveods Magazine, do
,utnams do do and February
HMpeiis do do
lIalou,s Dollar do do
FrafA I.eslies New York Journal do
Household Words, do
Eclectic Magazine, do
Euickcrhaeher, do
Hunts Merchants Magazine, do
National Magazine do
4, - MORSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

These vessels of the first class built expressly urt
and have superior accommodations passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains Wc qtaa
fed the trade, and " lo Will spare eNerten aeon
nodatc
They will be towed mp and down the river by
may he relied IL sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering gouds Boston, will find
their interest To ship by this lire. the only itgHr c
and CHI viii always be taken as low by any t,
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
ard Boston Ia give satisfaction.
We Respectfully and hnle to succeed in oLtaGug aigl
share Of patronage.
The vessels vii lie in Richmond at the Dock and RI,
Rowos Wharf
DAVID & WM. Ct REIE Richmond. ,
ALLEN * WELICH, Boston, ''s''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

a MOTHER SUPPLY OF VALENTINES just re-
n eoiyed, by Express, at -
LANGHORNE q WALkUP'S
New Book Store.
Also just opened lot Of fine sogars and Tobacco.
in11I L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

AhiEk-apATS-N have just received per
large and varied assortment of the above
desirable garments which added former supply. makes
the complete and extensive be found
where, and taking considers the advanced of the
season have determined from this date reduce q
hitherto low precs,with view OF diminishing stock
dee 3lts BURROl CHS, IiAFER y co.
NToEBGE.-We beg leave o re mind that
"a year announced 10 them that
would he u" scni annually the LIST of January and
July each In with this arrangement
tYwil be waited on in few day
PAYNE CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

\ '1' moDcrs.,-i have just opened supply Of : =
fe Its ''S-'efy NEE
P. sEABURY
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<,HaEg~ AID TENDERS

1,x.sg. AID TENDERS. Justrecoyedsat
n Furnace and auge iionse eautitul assortne
al = ANCA GRATES and TENDERS Examine them, an
prrparc for the apprr aching Winter $500
or1ts y. ~, l,itli7s,,
Itrnirs Crates .---A splendid nssor inicnt 81
In Fancy Graos which, for beauty and cheapncss cannot
Ia spfa4. In this Let all consult their tases and
coa5ft ut the and Range Warehouse and prepare
al Winters SNOW clad hand
DC lsts y - ii.i72,
znlI WINDOW sUADES,GILT CURTAIN
~ BANDS AND GDTNlCE.-We have just received
large lot Of Oh Window Shades, Of and beautiful pat
terms and also en- nrain Bands and Cornice OF every
sm1t5Gt. J. u. GREGORY & cos.
d,aANO, ssANO, GaaNO.-McCOK y
IA JONI receiving every few days their Grocery
Establishment Main street fresh supplies of the very best
Peruvian Guauo which they selling at low prices and I"
they invite the attention of their friends and the pubic
sep Its
a,Eo,ES. sTUs E~ !--Gust received nuothc,
- uf glorious Morning Star Cooking Stoves, fol
wood or coal All Of the most complete Cooking ar
rnnpemo brought in the United States cordially
invited Furnace and Range Warehouse and
anime them. Toe l'tHl y. y blti9ot
saws M.yuEa Cy,EEDsN .EgsGsNsA.--
- ENCOURAGE sol EI1IERN ENTERPklSL--Ihesn sub
the the sale of Saws manufactured by
Messrs II r. arger Co Richmond and have on hand
and for sale, ut manuaet urcrs prices.
Circular Saws OF they uous sizes, up to "a inches
Upright Mill Saws,
GrussCut
Wood
Billet
Hand and Panel Saws very beautiful.
These Saws are fully war; anted Call and examine before
purchasing clscN here.
ar His D. GREGORY 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
my GOODS. GROCERIES. &C.

fsoacs and sugar
4 ! 30 bags prime RIO Coffee
luD bags IaRnyra do
"a bags old Java do
10 hh1z \ o and 81 Greik Sugar
20 bbIs best Coffee Sugar
Afeat and in store for sale by
dee i4ts ibL 5biHNbN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

L,.,x
M 1M Yea very large stock Of new Fan and ~,
comprising all articles in the ry CooIs ii
=" Nuni iailhe attention # the public and ,,,, f NE
faH hayag am prynd to sell great bargains especially for
Country cla, l TX under great advantages
"l going further East will sell as cbea my STOCK be
Richmond or Petersburg '''p as any house in
&C 13ts \. 1,-n.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

EpssDNoNE WORNS.-GRANVlIIE IoRpl N
having purchased interest in the Piedmont Wor KS
iynchhg the business will hereafter be conducted ia
tho name and under the style of JORDAN Il CtRfE
vii he thankful To the former patrons the establishment
acontnumcc Of their patronage and To the public
their iayors They pledge themselves work in
their line with fidelity, ncatncss and dispatch
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER goth, 1850 GEO &. CIRLEs
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apECsaE. uREmruu AS ruE.

TMENTS. TONES HEAD and FOOT STONES 4 e. fr,
the plaiucst to the most costly at Northern prices.
i Particular attention paid 10 orders from abroad
malt
= Book of Designs can be my office
inscription Books sent to any one wishing to buy, fl
If
~ Torn, cash delivery Cali OF address
my Is NO. b. GAbDIsA. INuDALnra Y l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
INlRsT NEW GOODS IN uAnKEr.i,1l
CARD TO THE pupLIC.-A..ora,n. to ,o,-

IN advertisements take pleasure announcing
friends and by the suoined certificate that
free FROM aldisease, shall be pleased
RsusuaL ]. IL SOLOMON
MR. JOHN Ii. SoLoMoN-Dear Sir: This viii notify you
that disease
authorised open your doors again
Respectfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

Hand and Panel Saws very beautiful
These fully anted Call and examine before
parel asing clsrW here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

EOoMS-l have on hand of nv oW II mauutaCtHr'
rom S'oUOt II $ worth of BINIT FURNITURE and
vi ANS comprising every article Ia the business, Of ever
grade and quality.
hose vi@itif The city wanting Furniture are Dost earr
~ Socted 10 give call, as | am determined Offer"
u,'l"'ll!s hot t. be surpassed amy AhoTe. -.
p''a caro- paid 10 packing and Goods delivered Of ihc
pot or C'nai ise, of charge A. WINSTON.
oc iS-ta- Rup rouy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
CLOTHING. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, sc.

HIAI>. UAGsli uAis!! - IT. W -
Ill FASHIONS ron 1esa.-s1ITZEk VII Introduce ~
thu Spring siye Hat thu hrs saturday ~ March
for the inspection his customers aud the public gh'yt
which " Ill be found surrass any Hat IN this ~
~ STYLE quality and finish Also lot Of heanih new
s az ir Young All tuse desiring hne Dress hats
10 eense any thing this market viii plesse call ~ 1e sign
al the Bill l. Hal 18Th
An fnS ~ n ats made order withneatness snd Dispatch
'ns,,h as mas WM SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

~ puerfean Gallery In this place, to Nj JAMES kEAtA
lwnud respectfully recommend him to- the favorable attention
OF the public sl Artat aud genucmau whom they
rely Come then and ol ha inmitabr An
BROTN Prs witch ouy procured OF hm 10 TINS city
IN taking leave. would thanks the liberal pat
and Kind attention received from generous puhlc d
ring residence Of eight YEAR,. Z T.. Cribs
NJ 1 ,r.i.A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

groves AND CRATES At EsDs -.
- PRO ES-Bcng DESTROYS to reduce my stock r.
ONCE aud Chamber Stoves and Crates much possible
Tore Spring shall from this date offer them greatly
dheed prices for cash The stock consists of line
Tor coal aud wood Coal Burners; Cylinder Omen Coz
Stoves Box and Diringroom Stoves for wood coal
~ few fine Crates and good assortment of Cooking
Stoves of various patterns All in mud it to their
Interest 10 give early call Range Ware
house. Main street Lynchburg.
9
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~ posting hooks ami rendering bills wewoald call the
tcuou of Boekeopvr aud other. ct GOLD
fENS which very extensive. embracing every vaii1y
size aud price Genoman " In Toe in ant of something
nice in THIS line will do the favor to took in stock.
SllNERInOKN y CLIFF,
len 3is Formerly H. SiiVtrthuruA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

hand a complete assortment 81 the above "'sIaal
aren We have Hakng in consideration ih al
ance aea OF the great, reuee or hitherto "
nrees And wnuld suggest that II any anticipate en-
weather NJ winter wish ENJOY Themselves "a" roman
der Of this that give early call rs they vi" hha
greatly thpir advantage .,.t-..z
W have also great variety Of Youths i"gas mo Alss'
ian ~ :. BURROUGHS, sHAFER q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

~ The Ladies Of the city Of Lynchburg all others visit
ing the city, particularly invited call at the
store and examine large stock of FANCY GOODS consist
superior black and eoored Silks French Mornos
French Mousns; French Plaids cheap high coo ed
rich Embroderes Hosiery &c Also 1900 yards Of sncrior
English Calico warranted perfectly coors at the Nv rir
of l2 cents Come and all they selling fast Xvi al
take of per cent all cash bills in amount
oc lots Is II HARRISON LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

XN7
w Wis ENINGTbN who resided in this place Iris
ANY acquainted with his present csiedeo II alive VII
confer favor by leaving information at this Office Ii he le
children they hear of something their advantage II
chlron his % kin
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
1886.
FURNITURE.
1855.
SCARRITT & MASON.
FURNITURE &UPHO15TERY,
DEALERS AND.


BEL4(AS
Mandsa2 Washington Avenue, st. Louis, No.
TTAyING completed our arrangements fora full
stock Of Goods ia our line, and having the best
agsorfmeati in the West, we take pleasure in Offering
to purshascrs both WHOLESALE and RETAIL:
9a6I Bedstsads.N 500 dozen wood seat Chairs,
I00S Bureaus. 2gO Id cane seat do,
son Dining Tables, 100 d5 rocking do,
sob Breakfast do, 100 do childrens' do,
200 Work Stands, 500 tin safes,
200 Wash do, 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
IOD Wardrobes, geo Lounges,
1ooO Looking Glasses, 100 do1. Rush and split bot
tomGhairs.
fEE@To which we add mahogany and walnut, par
Ter and rocking Chairs; Sofas, centre, side and extcn-
sion Tables. Secretaries and Book Cases.
Upholstery in great variety, such as spring, hair,
cotton, moss and husk Mattresses, Comforts, Spreads,
and Blankets.
Cur work is all Warranted as repreSented-our
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and re-
spectfu}ly solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
st. Louis, July 26. 1856. ylnS-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
NEMA4A CITY FERRY
Across the Missouri River at Nemaba
CITY month of Little Nemaba river,

Nebraska Territory.
TIME Proprietor informs Er1igrants, Travellers and
the rtver-crossing public, that he has now in cp-
Grafton good. large and substantial beats at the above
point, and careful boatmen to cross persons
and teams from either side Of the river, at all times
of the day or night. The landing is safe and easy,
and tile Proprietor takes pleasure in calling upon
the public for patronage. This IS IN q direct route
to Biz Blue, Fort Kearney and that region, and Is
the most practical point at which to cross the Mis-
souri, river. It is nine miles from Rock Port, No.
and seven bel&E Brownyille, n. 7, The best Of ae-
combinations to be had on either side Of the river
Nemaha City, Sept. %, IS56.-3t 8. G.. ELLIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
MURDER on THE FLAIEs--CoL. A. W
RARBETT KTLLEp--IEpIAN DIFFICULTIES.

AUkDEh ON III ELAlNS--CeL. a. w
zABBETT ELLED--IEDIAE DIFFICULTIES.
A train arrived from Salt Lake on
Sunday last, bringing the startling in
teIligence that Col. A. w. Babbitt,
Secretary Of Utah Territory, and two
men who were accompanying him, we're
killed on the plains about one hundred
and fifty miles beyond Fort Laramie,
by. a band Of ~Cheyennes, numbering
some twelve or fifteen, who had watch
ed the party ever since they left the
Platte river, and fell upon them the
first time they we're scattered enough
to make their game sure. They had
stopped to encamp for the night, and
were engaged in different directions
getting wood, water, and foragef for the
stock, when the Indians made their
appearance. The Col. became very
much excited, and commenced firing
his pistols before they were in shoot
ing distance, and altogether without
effect, after which he fought desper-
ately until he was struck by a Ratchet
from behind, which felled him, and he
was Immediately dispatched. One of
the men attempted to assist him, but
Intellectually, as the other would offer
no resistance at all until they were
both cut down and horribly mangled.
The latter of the above, information
was obtained by a French trader, who
went among them and secured the most
Of the Colonels papers, among which
were several draughts, one to the
amount of seven thousand dollars, all
of which areoat Fort Laramie The
COlOneIs watch they refused to give
up. at .ds sem
It viii be recollected that Col. Bah
belts train was attacked, and one man
killed, and a woman and a child made
prisoners, and some stock taken from
him, in the vicinity of Wood river, by
a band of these same Indians, soon
after they started.
This lisa lamentable affair. as the
Col. was extensively known as a pub
lie man throughout the Western coun-
try, and was highly honored by all
zsho knew him. He was formerly 8
resident at Council Bluffs, where hC
still owned considerable property, ant
as a public officer he stood high in thC
confidence of the people and the gov.
ernment.
We cannot let this melancholy affail
pass without calling to mind some O
the remarks made by the anti-admin.
istation papers when the news Of Gen
:Harney's battle with the Indians atAsl
Hollow, early in the season, was re
-ceiEed. The General was represented
IS a barbarous and inhuman monster.
and the government as little better
than barbarians, for sending such a
man there. But asBoon as he is recall
e troubles again commence, and will
continue, we fear, more or less, until
they receive a thorough chastising.-
Ne6ydsksan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
ANEcpoTE OF eEN, EARNEY.

We were told an excellent aneedote
the other day Of Gen. Harvey, by one
of the officers who was with him at the
battle Of Ash Hollow, and afterwards
at Fort Pierre.
At the treaty helda al the latter place,
at which the General had a great talk
with the chiefs Of all the tribes, he
stood a few steps in advance Of his,
staff, and was debating to the interpre-
ter what to say, in his usual gruff and
authoritive manner -" TeH them,'
said he, ethat their great father at
Washington has sent me. here to make
them respect the treaties they have
made with the whites"
aeTell them that I am furnished with
a great number of braves, horses and
cannon, and that / shall make war upon
them as longas an Indian can be found
on these prairies if they DON'T"
s'Tell them that they must not Kill
or rob any more emigrant trains that
are crossing the plains, or steal any
thing from the whites in any manner
"Ask them if they remember the
fight at Ash Hollow"
TIT will be remembered hat Q
great number of the Indians made
their escape through apass in the hills
that the General knew nothing of unit
too. plate. ao
sSTell them that left a place fol
them to escape through, then, to pre-.
vent my braves from killing every one
of them" and he continued, turning
his eyes over his shoulder to his staff
'It's lucky for them that Ididn't know
where it was, or I'd have killed every
did redskin in the hoflow.-B. rod
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

There is now open for settlement,
the Territories Of Minnesota, Oregon,
Nebraska, Washington, New Mexico,
Utah, and Kansas. These Territories
contain, according to a compendium of
the census of 1850 published in 1854,
ho foTL,w;nr araa. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

NROWN under the ersunaI supervision Of the
" subscriber, warraled true genuine seeEsE
enougho Of Which viii ID ent to suppl5 alarge family,
on reception Of price paid.
CAssABAR Musk MELosA beautiful and delicious
1ruit. (Asiatic orig = - cents.
ORANGE MATER MELa-Peels OF like
the Tind Of IA Qange-very hne
---..4 20
CLASS LEMox-A beaffullittle melon
for preserves wheIkreen %
CHIxEsE AsPARAaBs-naual and equal
to the eomm0n-caly raiseds--z 70
FIVE FEET CUCUHBERsYery large and
curious to behold p
MAMMOTH PUMPKIN, -.s.. 20
Or the whele fr ont dollar, sent By mail to any
address. JOSEPH J.. ASHBT,
2O-tf Pittsburgh, Clinton Co., DO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

ELECTION OF SENATOR IN VERMONT.
-Montpelier, r., Oct. 22,-Solomon
Foot was this morning reelected
United States Senator, for six years
from the 4th Of March next, By the
State legislature.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
M area

The hrSt named SIX Territories con-
tain 1,2S6,136 square miles, or 832,
~, 04O acres of land, and a total area
of al the States and Territories be-
longing to the Union is ,166
square miles, they comprise nearlyOne-
half Of the whole. They run through
some seventeen or eighteen degrees of
latitude, and-embrace millions of acres
of the finest iand, and mineral de-
p~osites, in the finest climate, on the
finest rivers in the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

Patent Portable Mill.

TTNHE subscribers have entered into a partnership
IL under the firm Of Reed. Holabird & Co., to
naanufacture the J. @. Reed, Patent Portable Grist
Mil and are now prepared to furnish all those in
want Of a good Corn Of Wheat Mill that FOR dura-
biiity, simplicity and economy excel any Nil in the
world. On the late exhibition Of the Mechanics
institute in Cincinnati, a Gold -KedoB was awarded
them for it.
1t is adapted to all Grain grinding purposes it is
superior to all others for the most extensive Merchant
Mil, as it is for grinding the Farmers feed By Horse
power.
The above Mills are manufactured by the UNDER
signed at their shop in Cincinnati, o., where they
con be furnished in any quantity mt short notice.
The above Mills warranted to perform as follows
&c in. diam, per hour so B. Corn, % Wheat, $500
90 " " /" +" 80 " Is go
"a " at I" 20 @I - &c. 200
&c q " &" /" Is " s $50
As this Bib tells its own story, It is unnecessary to
quote from our numerous rec communications received.
REED, H0LABIRD d co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

HAVE now readvfnr sale 100000 good NOR
Wv chantable Brick. WkiSTFALL MARRIOTT.
BrsvnviIlA August a 1854 v4-npd