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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

OFEICE or THIS Chs, LAM AND DAYTON RAnRo1D.
Childs Co.'S Patent Cemenr Ro fog used hers
hest class 81 Ru6ngs We cJvcrng Freight
Cars With il and Master N chanic very favor
able to it 5. :. LhOMMc DIkU, Pres
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

FTNHE undersigned are prepared to introduce into IN
1 Tennessee W. 3. CHILDS b co 3 PATENT N AZ
ask the attention of Architects, Builders Railroad Com
panes and the public to anime ssuperory over other
RoOhng.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail I,
examine this Roofing as it is better and cheaper than any
thing The material forms hard and smooth sur.
face viii action Of the atmosphere every
climate II il impervoUs water. elastic and flexible
Il contracts and with the changes Of the amos
phere and viii neither vaporae. crack nor rot and
it, durability. there Is question
It is practically mperishahls and viii perfecuy resis
any ordinary external exposure FIRE, is abundany
proved. ant will warrant It waterproof We viii
gage TO put cur Roofing ordinary good heathing
old shnes, tar md gravel tin, zinc iron roofs
1T making difference how ep fat hey may be
for dollars per hundred square feet; IL being far
will live better satisfaction.
II viii also be FUND be the best triT invented to
cove or mend Cd leaky TIM a and gravel roc around
chinrev scute dormar windows CUTTERS here the
as long sone and foTm perfect ADJ any OBJ
leet to which il appsd Tin Roofs he nted over
land WARRANTED rot TO lek at two liars and fifty cents
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much beta
ter than paint This Roofing viii be found to be the hest
theng fr covering large Roofs where thew exposed to
hr such as cam Mills, Saw Nj Is Fsctories Railroad
Cars, Rr dgss d pets Station Houses SeatO Decks,
and in fact Kind Of Roof where there external
exposure from fire. As the Rco Is rect without joint
in it, il presents ~ chance ere uncate and any
light sub lance will burn out with Ut iguiting.-
eE TnSur ,nce Odie-s al Cincinnati and other places
where Child Co.'S nent has been used, insure Bud
ngs with fOlfs rsd siih this Cement the
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
~ The Cen ent viii be fur-ished to those a. distance
with directions for using.
sE orders sent the undersigned, through the Post
1T NATHURsT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK.
Ii. II. TIE II,
NOS. 90 AMI. 50 CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
ii AS received he stock a Roots Shoes. Hats. a.
II Trunks, Yalises, Carpct-asEs, ke. for the AZ
sring Aad sauuasr Trade. consisting IN part as fAl
ladies nae Kid ara Mcr Boosee- thin and thlek sole,
KID slippers, piain aud trinmsd.
Lasting aaiteFs, SIDE ard fonf lace;
Lasting Patent Caters, extra hns;
Ma Gaisrrs Basklns and Ties;
MsseF and Chidrens Lasting Caters and Caa Boosees
ehidrenS ans I'D and Nor, aoO,ess. weea AMI p Sole
SLIPPERS AID Ankle TIES.
FAscy Glove Kid Top Boots~s:
woment extra s.e kd beeteea, IA kiss AID sIippess;
servaais' hsayy Cat Kip and ner Booless sEra suss
6cntiemen's hne Cali pesged Ani s-ssd Boets
Gents nne Co1Erc>s, Cal, Pas and KID Oxfsrd Tea,
Lssing BEoxans, q Varioaa ssyles
bo3r fesihs and cadrsn,s Ca Pa. Leather and Md
Ccnsfess "a ters ana oxfoTd Ties
AtSo.-Asns, ho5a' snd Youths Cali Kip snA Congress
hfoE4Ht ofesery d<scrip4on, extra siHea.
Ao-A arss sseek q iranks. FAisss aad carpsi-bsgs
q the best quality.
HAIs, HATS. Hkfs--I hars rse-ixea, direct fon ne
nanuiaetoies, al The Latest syies e sPsang add hgal
Has, fonsfag q eoE cassmsrs and ~ Ear Hats q
every 40Ays toFsheE Esth encss variety ~ aae EEE
herp, fsnzma and Sir4u, g. haSs. nrn and chfeos >.
= as WI = - 90 sAs @oss ssas'.s,s 'sss. ~ s''A
ara ~ a ana 90 err. q ceIlsss ssa 3. estsay
Also KREPeans assly e hsna ~ as. -.
- Leafner hsiiinr, on ~ % u ncAes - eAfh. ant
he best scs . hsses 4rathsr, via seErr faffs So
kistss- f4rueFsand sach.nees soaa aia g ttsir -
ssrss' q sraaas ay stock ssiaFs FaFssA,As ,-,-~r
sgss Sos. . SAD - -. csEsGs Aaa lseAa rs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Reduction in Freights |!

WE have the pleasure to announce that the Railroad
w lave reduced their freights CHARLEsroS. We
also congratulate the people Of Tennessee that in very
short time the Cars will pass from this place TO Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least
DAYS In advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD THING
destined for the interior a. the low rate OF
l29c for ordinary packages; and that
THING thereby securing to you always at least four times
or 3Ommissio
VIZ PAY Bn.-s UNLESS RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents. both at Savannah and Charleston
DO not MEASURE.
Our expensebs paid here therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of our bills We never LET
package lie here
We pay strict personal attention business, and
nothing shall be wanting part TO promote the
interest Of all who patronEe
We tending against two mighty Corporations
we ask the public TO sustain US, and IL work Is not
done WELL and bills less than theirs then take il
nom and give It TO them.
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain
Ing TO the business, cheerfuly given.
Messrs. W. II. Gordon Co, Nashville;l
Gardner Shepherd 4 Co.
Cook. Baily Co.,
Nichol, Green Baily,
q Morrison a Co., q"
4" Strtckl,r Ellis Z Co.,
A. II. Hicks 4 Co., 4"
W. W. Berry DemOvtil,, Z"
Chatham, Watson A Co Z"
And last, but not least good old friend Jo Cad
well, ESQ., President OF the ;. o. R. r, Chare'ton.
isn29 :. WYATT co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
J. T. NATHURsT.
No. %, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REF REVoss

CFFICs BUCKEYs TATE insurance. TONPASY,
zinc NNATI. Dec. l6, $50 I
To ALL WHOM IT NCEAS. This is to certify that
have examined Specimens aud Roofs Of " T. Childs Co.'S
sic Fire and WAFER Proof ement Rsofrg," and be.
lieve Il 70 be mine Mt or any other kni Of Roof
ing IN use was witre q n fri Of o.
these Roofs IRON large volume Of fame Joining
bud ng VII ch struck directly upon the roof ar cornce
for nearly half hour Il stool the tra beyond AL ex-
pectation, and ,aye5 the building TN HASKELL
President RuckeVs Stare InSuran.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

oFncs OF THE Ono AID MrssIssIPr FAuRoAD Co..,
CENCINNATI, Jan !, 1851. (
DEAR sIR-Iu answer 10 your irqriry, in 10
our opinion as 70 the practical o hoof IN the
ing Of say that from observation,
terrain very favorable ESQ Oh 20, that intend
testing it thO-ouFhls zoos q buildings &C after
which We viii With pleasure you lied opin
70 its utility Your, truly, h. LiPPt NCOrT
supply Agent OHIO 8 Nj :. r. X.
" Since the above written, the Ohm and M,is-
sPp Railroad have contracted for covering cars, de-
pots and bridge between tinionsti and VincerUe with
this Cement considering g. the test arce they have used
for the purpose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

NEW GOODS.
w have ast recsiss4 fFeu beErs.ns d Nss Vera.
w aae assart.asnf - CllltDkEND CkRklAoke. cen-
alnlas sss q a. ansss has Asfs essn hsoasAt
- anrARvs vsf0efPspFs =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

IUSr IN sT0R F.--SeveraI tierces Eurerfne
Drandes; Old Port and Medeira Wines, put in bottles
the gallon which is pronounced to be Ne Pln Fytra
april 10 J. ]. BEECH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,

NASHVILLE, fENN.,
VxTOULn lugoru ths people q Nashville and the sur
w rounaq eonngy that DC kas recently improved aud
greatly enlarged bis MtrheYafd and Is prepared q
hf ali ssers Ia The Marble line a. tie shortest noe AID
the faxcFsbis aF he wouk call raftc
aaf atscnen h vel selected sfock q Aouumeats Mas
lie fces Esurss ssasusfy foEatains. BaPnsnal fouRt
urns Vases fuHuhs. ke many ~ wtrh u nc Barcs
Isalsa Mzrele and nos ms chte " ths best Kafppeaa
nsasters His cep4te feF fafukine
All lfnfs q Nnrae silhsr u hs mAnasstafe
rog1ea he has on hand siargF saantg q itasn Marhls
IA ts roarh sta1e, Which ~ III sea lee boase Faf
nisaFs Egyptian aaIbis q re bsst qaa tan - lad a
lie "a - aecam sdAkinE a. slaf esi4bAkmeni
il ths West. share ~ pabAs pairaaags . saaied.
lAE12-svsNiy M#H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
lR ON EP OF


HILLMAN BROTHERS.
NO, A COLLEGE AND Al AND 43 MARKET STREET,
LAVE in and offer for SALE for cash.
II prompt dealers time
IRON.
400 tons Tennessee Charcoal Refined Iron,
175 do Best Brand PittsbCrg do
20 do do Hammered do
NAILS.
s65 kegs Best Brand Nails and Spikes.
AXELS AND SPRINGS.
225 sets Wagon Axles, all Sizes
$50 sets Buggy Axles, do.
145 pairs Springs, do.
AXES.
119 boxes Collins, Hunts, 4 Lippincoits Axes
STEEL.
tons Cast, Shear L. B. and A. B. Steel.
10 sets Steel Tire.
43 coils Manila Rope, all sizes.
CASTINGS AND WAGON BOXES.
rs tons wei assorted Castings
SO sets Wagon Boxes all Sizes
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
rs dozen Ames Rowand's Shovels and Spades
STRAW-CUTTERS AND CORN.SHEL.
LERS.
80 Nos. AID Straw Cltters-Sanford's.
80 Nos. ami COrn-Shellers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

II. G. LORD, Pres Ind. and Cin. Railroad.
E. GEsr Pres. Win ingiOn "a leSyle Railroad.
A. NJ SEARLEs, Pres Merchants Manufctu ers las Coz
JAS. II. Carter Agent for Eua and other atiovd Co.'S
H.NRY MOETOS. Pres. Central Insurance Con Pany.
GEO. GABLE President Lafayette B4nk
Gao. W. OsFIN, Bel Manufr No luZ a Second st
BAK-Rt NON PHUi, No 81 Fourth Il.
Ezra BAILEY, SIN n ST. between Fourth and Fifth
J. UGDEN, Tai and Draper, Fourth s..
Wills CROSSWORD, Iron foundry
Judge ". Y. GHOtsON.
JOHN SBlLLTrO y Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MITCHELL RAMHELsBEl G, Furn ure Manufacturers an
Dealer, Fourth st.
W. y. STsw4RT Bu lder 3t5 Plum St.
MERIwErHER = STILwELL Lrus,fie.
MM. : NCREYNOLDs Co, IlarksVille, Tenn.
spr23-l2musdSW
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

and particularly IN Nemaha county there Is 10
claim unless there is an actual resident there
on om people are not banded b5gsther and
pledged to protect each other IN . olding more
land than they are entitled % holA
We take pleasure In copying Tie believing
from the aNsbraskian,s tbs tr1aa Of which
applied to the region about omaha, we dc not
doubt
Does not the writer know thai at this very
moment the larger portion Of the lands WsthiE
twenty miles Of the Miss0nrHEeT, are covered
BY pretsnde9 olarus. That men living IN the
towns have control Of sclaims-sone Of them
many elaims-whU never even saw them ;
that these claims are daily bought and sold,
with as much facility As q horse OF an ox is
sold"
We confess our ignorance OF The existence
of such a state Of affairs in any of the cOun-
ties adjacent to Nemaha- The men who have
control Of many -~clairns" and live IN Town
must certainly i've in Omaha, and if they
know their interest they had better be on .
sharp look ont. Squatter law may answer, Bu:
again itmay prove nugatOry-
If the people Of Douglas desire an imne-
Gi4te sale Of ths public lands, we have not the
shadow Of an objection It viii doubles be
to the interest Of those who are not farmers
and never intend to make farmers, but yet
pretend to hold claims to have the sales over
at once, 50 they can become the owners of 100
or $50 acres Of land,-and thereby an effec-
tgal barrier IS interpossd to the settlement Of
The most productive lands Of TINT part
We do not see wherein We, ofSoush Platte,
could be benefited IN the least by a sale !;
where men have settled in good faith, and
calculate to come under the prcvisions-of the
Presumption Law, are now making every pos
sible effort to improve their respective claims
and to secure the 500 which must be forth
coming when they enter. We say if reason
able length Of time be extended to this class
Of our citizens it would save homes to many;
otherwise many homes would be lost. But
the 'Nebraskian'' says:
docs he not know that capitalists are al
ways on hand, who win supply the wants 81
the needy settler at fair rates of interest ?'
Well, this is one important matter we did
not take into consideration We feel truly
thankful for the suggestion. Wonder hoN
| much the HNebraskians has on hand to LEI
out at 3 per cent a month, with a mortgage OF
claims, and if not paid promptly at the time
|speci6ed the "needy settlers lOoses ali? w
say again, the interest Of bona fde settler
does not call Tor an early disposal of the pub
lie lands. Give thspioneer farmer Of Nebrask;
a numbsr OF years to prepare and secure hi
h0me-a p-ostponement Of sale cannot injur'
this class Of citizens-yet we do admit tha
spectators. '1and shaFks,' land pirates &c,
vii not be benghted by keepingof the day Q
sale
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

week before last We published a brief edi
loHd gPOn the above subject giving few
reasons why our lands should not be forced, at
- cary day, tOFublie sale. Observing in the
NeESkian Of the Alb ms. that our visv
.s sonnsnted upon IS Our apology for ntp
9aei1g the suEsrt again
We DO bold, ana We think cousclly, thu il
sale Of the lands Of this Territory sboala
COM Of within few months. many Of The
settlers w0ad Be subject to serous IN
l AT tbs tine. not mons than one hafol
azens Except Omahal. have the man.
eaer eiaans- The "NebrskianH ms
noer that cmahaa and The North Of Plat
g hos smbaer the uhsls of he Tern
q N 1saf Ssash of III. Tistts
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
CAPITOL.

On our arrival at Omaha, a few days since,
we found @matters and things not SO bad as
we expected, although the time set apart for
Adjournment has nearly expired, and but few
acts Of interest to the people have been passed.
The Capitol Question, over which blood has
almost been shed, on last Thursday was pest
pOned indefinitely, there being not a dissent
ing voice to the fate of the BiI-
The Bill for the division Of Douglass county
was before the House, viii pass without 1
doubt, as the advocates Of the Bill belong t
the Cap7tOl-maiOrity.
We regret to hear that one Of the Nemahi
delegates has been laboring to ruin this portiOl
Of the County. This Is a very ungratefnl dis
position, and we hope he viii reflect s~srioasl,
before he does it, as he owes the position b
now holds to the voters Of this place ans
vicinity.
The Land Office is fully opsn, and tn.
proving up Of lands in this part Of the Tern
tory commenced.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
90 WoRK

r..h recent extensive additions Of new
Cr-s colored Inks BroBzeS Cards, &C.
!, he Advertiser Office, we claim 70
-. - tur1 out Job Work IN manner IN
- by any Office. The proprietor beng
vinter himself and having IN his
:, accomplished and experienced
~ Printer. Is determined not TO be
-. q The execution Of Job Work Cards
$50 oDe a. Fosters latest improved Gard
Blanks Work In COf0rs, bronze
No. sc, VIII meet with particular atten-
-. lr1m distance VIII be promptly at
- n and warranted to give satisfaction OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

Report of The Auditor Of Nebraska Teri
tory shows the debt Of the Territory to b
S10,45O 81. Be /. remembered that there is
n the Treasury the sum Of % dollars to liqui-
date the above debt Truly a rich Country
Thanks be to those who have SO wisely and
judiciOusly held the reirs Of our Territorial
Government. The people have commenced
complaining already Of heavy taxation, but il
VII be seen by this that there is chance FOL
it growing heavier rather than lighter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
ST. GEoRaE.

Some time last fall a brief notice Of the above
place appeared in the ADVERTISER Since
that time the company who laid of the town
have been basily engaged in making prepare
tons to building as soon as the
weather win permit Mr.. Joseph Conrad in
tends. we understand to open a large wholesale
and retail store at that point Immediately.
As St George is beginning to attract consia-
cradle attention, we win observe there i no
interior place within our knowledge that ean
boast Of as many real advantages Its situation
S a central one, being nine miles due Wst
from B~rOwnvills. and surrounded bY the best
and most thickly settled part of the county o
Nemaha Within one mile Of the town there
S an abundance Of the very finest VI alnut i'm
Der. along the Little Nemaha River and il
many tributaries. Here is asplendid locatSo,
for Mills and machinery of all kinds. ever
lasting wateE-POMer may be found for rfiles ri
and down the Nemaha. Rock and Long Creek
Our citizens and this entire vicinity have bee,
compelled 70 get Ell their lime at or near S.
Georse-the limestone there being Of orsl
ity unsurpassed and i~nexhaastTble. There !
no doubs Of shis place becoming one Of "a
fourshins mars Of trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12


For Lnk Ckio and al aroausdI
Our Stock of Pratt Trees sc, for sale the pres
~ ent kal ane next Spin, Is FsFy large and hns,
intending Al fhs most aFWpyed v~arieties Of APPLES,
Pears, Peaehs Cherries Aeots; 4ectariness HIums
ouingss. GzpA, IuE1ntss 9eoeoeries HaspRer1&,
S~uaHhe< e1e. Especin care has been Eken to
procure ind Propagate mostly such varieties ofeaeh
class = Ire found best snike1 to the sell and climats
of ths West and South, where m0st 0f the winter
fruits, espeeilug of the Eastern State, are 81 no
Fafne.
0ir stack ef Peach Trees Is remarkably fine,
and the pries s. low thaE 81 these Who lost their
trees the Tast winter. should now replaes them OF
CherrF Trees also We hsye . fns supply, mostly
grown on KakaEst ssoeks, which secures greater har-
diness to the Tree, and If trained rather loEys 20 a
70 ksnse the tops 70 shade the stem from te hOi
sun. It Is believed no diEctlrF viii be found IN grow
ing fnoeherr1eS in the South and West. or Pears
We have . sDlentlid lot, especially on dwarf tries, On
sfE6ng Angsrs QHiacs sfoets, the best for speedy and
4undant prsdustiveHess
CATAIOGUE, with prics etc, win be sent TO al
applicants. Nunerynen md Dealers IN Fruit Tres
are invited I'd cal and examine our stock Of Peaches
Pears and Cherries especially, before sending East
IS We believe they can sate expenst rs vel as rsl
By purchasing Of rs Wholesale CatalogEes nov
ready. III. B. BATEHAM 4 co.
FebraarT s. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

DnLotI, THoMrsux & Co., RocKPoRr, No.
-Pattcular attention IS called to the adter-
tisement ofthe above firm. They are making
arrangement to import the largest stock Of
goods ever offered for sale at Rockp0rt 1t
may be depended upon that these gentlemen
will b amply prepared to meet the wants OF
their numerous customers. Give them q call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

~<aeat IN this Territory coming from
es OF the States, often suggest TO rs
ns-sous 10 their old ReiEhb0rh0OdS who
$3.50 become subscribers II they could see
e-AdvertiseE WsalTays send a speci-
and persons relieving, WI consider II a
fa become q reguiaTsubscuhd. POST
- otbe7s, feeling sufficient interest tomake
an retain the usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

RAHaROADs Is NEHRAskA--We lean from
the Aebraakiaas fna@ our delegate IN Congress
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, has given notice If intentiOr to
intrOdnee aBill, making certain grans Of laads
in Nebraska for Railroad purposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

We see that HoS- ELEAzER MASSEY, Of
Wisconsin, has been appointed as ore Of the
AssOciass Judges Of Nebraska to FIJI the
vacancy caused b the resignation of Judge
Bradley.
Its a fact that heretofore our Judges havs
not complied with the provisions Of Our -Or-
ganie Acss z-hieh reads said Jadg es shall
after their appointments, respectively, reside il
the districts which shah Be assigned them
We mos humby ask thoss who are 10 pre-
SIDE over us kutuse as Judgostonsi u
the law says they sIsll, .or rAs Joagr
NakSiys vii. ne hOpe act as ID 81 ir
dirscix
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
1000 BTSHELS

Fresh MacIura Seedgs
UTEh have now on the way FROM Texas the above
w naned quantity Of superior seed, OF che new
crop The present unlimited and demand
Tor HeI0e uiants induced Us to make every sfOrt I'd
procure sesd sufficient for cur own planting, afset
having been early auprissd Of the ightnes Of the
cr01. By the activity and pr0mptness Of our agents
in Texas wehave secured slm0st the entire yield
Theseed are expected to arrive b. the lst Of fehru-
srr viii be promptly shipped % previous orders,
from either Bsomington, St. Louis or Cairo.
An psransvishing 5nssh seed shoaM send usthelt
Orders mIntsdiztely, with plain directions, for ship
ping,for delay VII certainly result in disappointment.
Our price viii be reasonable, as we have adopted the
motto tsCash s1ies and snail profits"
ExpIcit directions for sprouting and eultivating
will be sent to all customers
Seed win be prepared FIR vegetating for those who
desire it. address, 4
OTERMAN & MANN.
BLO0xIN6Tox, McLain Go, H.
January 1st 1851. s46v
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
RELIGFOTa N0TICE-

Religious Services viii be held in Brown
vile, on each Lords day, at Ii O'Clock, and
also every Thursday evening at early candle
lighting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

The WEArHER-L4ast week Vie had several
days Of vary cold and unpleasant weather,
especially last Friday and Saturday, supposed
to be the most singing. piercing. disagfeeable
days we haTe had during the w inter. Attic
lime Of writing The sky is clear an IA the weather
quite soft and pleasant
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12

EsTARIDoK & THoxPsox-WlI hereafter
attend to all contested land cases before the
Register and Receiver. at Omaha
Read their card in tO-day's paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-12
Myriads Of Maclura Plants. 1000
Bushels Maclura Seed.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
OKERMAN & MANN,

BRowNvILLE, n.


DEG IeaEr1 to announce that they have. for .
ID ser les If yrars been engaged IN the eaature Of
hedges and heize plants, and having been greatly
encouraged BY fhe success Of the AaeiuFa Hedge,
and stimulated bv the immensely Increasing demand
for the material. they have soEn, the present season
-c1 gn,1. new lard. about I58 bushels Of excellent
seed-tha urDduce Of which Is estimated at Steer,
mi7fons uiHnfs ! Z vhich they offer Tor the Spring
trade. II w,uId kuve yeqaired aorethGn thai amount
~ ssf1Ig tie dzasnd tie past SgriHg. The terms
for plants win be reasonable and 10 dealers and 9TH
eS oraeriur uIants By wholesale, great inducements
win be offered. 1t Is very important that orders
should be sent in EARLy, rs they WI be registered
and filed in the order In which they are receiFed,-
For the last three years they hare been unable to
supaIF the demand, ana il Is pzoea0le that late or
derS Gannos be sled the next Sp1g, as the demand
is expaeted to be fosr times greetsr than heretofore
Plants viii be securely packed and delivered on
board the esn free Of expense eZfePttE est q ma
Thev - also exfeasi4elT englged II importing
hedge seed, which they sell on tas best terms, and
alWavs warrant frssk aad goo orders for which
should III sent in prior to Tie 18th q October Hexs
They wiz be prepared 70 Spout sf1 Tor such As de-
sire it,
Having several extensive Eursar1es, they Ofsr, q
wholesale and retail, a large stock Of thrifty Frui
and Ornamental Trees, Vines, Roses Shruhbery, &c.
At the following points 70 vt; Bloomington. I'll.
Mound Nursery, Canton, IL: Heitry, ElmFo0d, AK
HaTlna, I'll. All Frais Trees Warranted q Be Of III
best varieties and eue to namf- An information
chesrfaIly gwen. and cstaIogue ard womium ea,
On Hsdgsing sent % all appliantz Addrsz.
Fdb- 5.ISST. Biooninxton. nIinois.