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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05


Since giving to ths public our Prospectus
NeSase through friends n the TsuSlor made
aAO1Ough Canvas, and found IN the way this
qnolty: that nearly every Farmer had, be-
toH knowing that we contemplated publishing
N Agricultural Paper IL Nebraska, subscribed
h' other Periodicals from The States for the
Present yea. and hare universally advised Us
pPoSPne the commencement Of the Farmer
unal Jan. lst, 1855, 10 commence With the
year sndaher tie matter WAS laid before our
Farmers We are promised ac0rdial support
al that tine bat 6ud that to commence now
We would have a heavy dag the first year and
,ooss money ~ The oppenfon. Another
Snsht to rs By the p-ostp0Bsmsns we viii
nave four tima the puuba Of Farmen On
mem to depend for support By Janusry next
Ohos these Circumstance we hare concluded
aoi s0issne The fnt Hnmbe until January Ii
1oSA In the mean tine ne uish our friends
acc al Sho Hish an Agricultural paper essab-
,-aain Nsbnaska. 70 keep in mind that the
s@1nss vii positively appear on The CON-
@enoensut Of the nezt ysm, ana goven
@snaelEs accordiaEis
rem tbs tine Until tie Farmer makes ID
s~Ppealanoe We shah devote double the spac.
oznpied . the sAapea TO fbs
Interest and earnestly solicit contrbn-
1'@ De sahisao g Agioulsuta
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
- ,ppIrsEKEET.

Today we place the name ofDE. A s.
.Em1rpGr at the head Of the advertiser
unus as Assoiats Editor. The business Of
o6cs has increased to such an extent that
sos man can edit act as foreman. and attend
\ he out door business, and do justice to
himself. or the business We have
u-sd thus fr to carry the whole load, by
,b5g on an average Is out Of every "A
bsv1 Sundays included. and feel i imPOssi-
be 70 shoulder IN addition to this. the Terrific
bal Printing which it IS our lot to executeth this
.Szsn- This arrangement is. therefore enter
. no. At least until the Laws and Journals
he Of or hands.
The Doctor Hwields a pen weIlS and We
'isl warranted IN believing that ON readerl
VII b benefited by the arrangement
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
Con meFciaI Nursery



A EN0UNCE To- the citizens Of Nemzhz County
n that upon I'D opening e Navgatien they viii
be in reseiptof a large supply Of aIm0st every assOrt-
nsnt usually 10 lefound IN Egrseries. The stock
from which orr seerhonxarenade isyeEylarse, con
sstiEg ln part Of:
1D9.oa0 Apple Trees, from 5 to . feet
lR1.0t9 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years Did.
50y0t0 Standard do from 2 to a years
1oo,nfA Cherry Trees I to 2 years Old, Dwarf and
STANDARD.
Peach, PUN, APE5eot, and NeetariHa Trees inlaEgs
numbers.
100000 RasPbsuisA embracing every hind Of aisy
value.
An kind Il p pHla4s IS rsna Is rarcr kinds Of other
snail huit.
Foreign andk ativs EvergTesns-A0r1fay Spree
Pinss. Gryptmeri 3 Cedar. Ba ind NhNt
spruce BalsamS Hsmlockz, ese7 large meaium q
OrnainsataI Tres, Roses ShrubBsry. CIinbtn
Hedge | liant etc.
B1Ikons Roots, hakive O. importeds DabhAss Car
nation4. Ponies, Carysanthenums Pnkoxes, oil -
great ibundanc.a md Of the most teaqh u FaEle-
While NE ccnE1enay elaimfor our produetionsfn
ssnesh An exesflence not surpassed by any othts
Narssrr. we parfeularly and emphatzaIlydezigTais
our stick of Per trees, both Dwarf and Standari
as am araleled ether il extent & quaIlH ~ any
sxisthl 8 stock II Ameriea-
As snzzesfiVe 10 persons sboa 70 pnrenase n
WORLD rsrark that orr recs we're not subl ctsl %
tke sl1remec col during the last winter, Which eIst-
ted 81 extensive injury 70 Nuneries a. the WeF,
AID that Ee hsTe had ne dpusght during tn aF'
znmnu By which the grsWlh 81 orF tres pas oefz
retarded. The may Be relied npoAs therefore, tsbl
" R rs s 5sa' lss7. D.c.2T.x i. SANDERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
M, DEWS, Associate Attorney.
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

WIIH Halls Patens PoWderPnof foeks--tbs
same that we're awarded slFaate Medals aE
the Worlds Fair London. 1851. and hb Wa-Ia1s F-;-
SeH 1orA4oo5 ana are The only american Safes
I1et we're aNardrd medals as ira London World's
These Safes arenou a3uifta1t Ia h. -vc.-s,- 49,
ever offered to the public: ana - subss-ise-s 49,.
.ienge Che World d produce an inat,rer 80 49,.
Safes failing to preserve sheireontents throu-4 f6e
hottest hrcs, or a ~urgiar picking the loek.
The subscribers and their agents ase t6e o.t ,a
sons authorized to make ard sen Herrinrss paf-5s
Champion Safe, with Halls Patent P5Wdsr Proof
Locks.
s. G. HERRING &C6.
Green Block, I35, l37 and I39 Water Sd.
and 5MuEzy St,Ncw fork-
March 9th, 1881. gS-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05


81. u.sut extensive additions Of new
60 .colored Inks, Bronzss Cards, &C.
- advertiser Office, we claim %
q. - turn out Job Work IN { manner IN
- bv anv. Office. The proprietor beng
- wipter himself, and having IN his
- a. accomplished and experienced
Iob Printer. IS determined not to be
sooe in the execution Of Job Work Cards
- one Of Fosters latest improved Card
- Blanks Work IN Colors, Bronze
- e. win MEET with particular stten-
05sn from a distance viii be promptly al
- .. and warranted to give satisfaction or
0PE. T
= Territorial Warrants and Aemaha County
--smVinr iutsrest-Fzl be taken at par II
-. e. iD8sbtsdnes 70 this OhceA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

A ball was given By the United States Off
esn on the prairie at LscomptOn, Kansas on
New Years eve. The ladies all wors Mack
nav shawls and ovsrshOss, and at the end Of
every cCdlliOn wcsald run to the FIRE to warm
their noses. Tho supper was served n 8 tent,
and all hands TUNED IN about midnight In
the morning holes were cut in the ice al KaW
ives that the Indies might wash their faces
How DO the thirly dressed bellies who foot il
in the gas lighted, ovsrwarm bali rooms, like
the p~icture2
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
CHINIsH sUaAR cANE
PURE SEED.

The subscribers AXE rrsat p~iaasaro Ia informing
the Planters, Fauaer and Cardnerz, that they
have secured frosa the most reliable soafus : limit
Cd sRpPlya Of Frcsh Seed Of this very valnabls plant
he rEoperiiss of lFhich naF Be- briefly Slammed mp
as follows
1sk. 0ne acre Of tho stalks. properly eulETntc1,
vii yield from zoe 20 SOC gallons ~ 1ne EyEup
equal to the bess New OrletnsI and fr1a the sans
RIOTS second eropb f excellent fodder.
ID. SOWn br09aeast or in close drills on land
deeply ploWtdOr highly manured. it uin yislddistg
to Hty aouPaad Poaads tf suPerisr fodder 10 the
acre.
Sd. It surpaeat all othrrpEanfs fcr selling (fted-
ing green and fodder, Oh arcQunt of tho great
auount Ct sHgnJr Juice sthich IL c~antains; ant IS
ueedily eaien hi stock Of an kinds.
Ath- il hears repeated cuttings, Ike EGYPTIAN
MiIIets grnHing of freely and rapidly aftereachcrt-
ting.
18th. Il sbhadailrouth much better than common
corn, retaining ihtgreen color and jaieinsss evenAlEer
the seed Inafnres.
9Th. The ecod Is excellent for bursan food, when
ground into msal. and futtsns domestic nDiuals veJ
speedily. From tWenty-fveto seVsrtg-fTe bushels
can b8raisad on an acre.
The SEED, whirh has been very carefully kept pare,
FROM the Ofiginaa importatioi, VIII be oHeredinAl0th
packages, fach ontainingeiough to plant about one
fifth of nacrcin drills 4feat 81 IS inches, Nifhf fun
direetion Tor The cultivation, which Is perfectly
simple.
These packages wiz be forwarded BY mail, free 81
Postage to any address, on receipt Of 81 Tor eaeh
package, When not sent by mail We WA furnish
a prOporti3nate quantity by express at purchasers
expense.
Early orders are solicited, rs tie supply Of good
and reliable seed IS quite limited. Applicants NAMES
win be entere1i in th6ordH in which they are receiY-
ed, and the seed win be mailed as soon as possible,
A pamphlets win Be sent postage free, . AZ who
purchase seed; or to any person who vii errloss q
three cent stamp
Dealers in seeds and country merchants can be
supplied at . liberal discount from retail rates, i
their orders arr received Immediately.
Address with a plain direciOnfor mailing OF ship
ping.
We viii alsl be prepared to fErnish a simple and
efficient mil 20 express the juice from the cane, and
cauldrons re-, for boiling the same.
Many testimonials in addition can be given e
prove its adipts1uess to the North western and
Western states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

NEBRASKA PIgxKxR, IS the nans Of q new
paper recently pOmmsncsd at Ginning City,
Washington Co. n. II We have thspleasurs
Of : personal lacqraiuancs with ADDISON
D1HlncK. Esq- the Editor and PUBLISHER. and
hlBvthim 10 be WeIl ftisd for the position be
occupies. The sPionesr makes a very noai
appsaranee, md We feel assured that undsrths
management o. Mr. HiInrhiek win prove =
valuable sheet not Only to Cunning City but
to tIis Terrtosy. Sucress % yOa Bothsi
DHnmick.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

DEArH or THE CR1EF OF THE Kansas IE-
DIAEA-KsashingA the great Chief Of the
Kansas OF Kaw Indians died IN the camp Of
his people on the night of the 18th ulk, and
was baried on It'd following day with the
the Us a -cersnoniHs Of bis tribe
Kesnhinga was d noble Chief and his people
we're greatly attached to him. BE was known
TO alnostsve inhabitantof Western Missouri
and Kansas. His horse, according to the
custom Of his tribe. was killed upon bis grave,
Ia order that he might not find himself on
fOst in the untitled world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

lBE0HEETLLE FEHRx-Maas FnzE1 q
CsbrEOroE have purchss SD tie aiire interest
ii he Ferry At dis place and are making ar
rigenents for more extensive aCcomm0da-
fps for the travelling public Than they have
bad hefstolsre They are bah enispHEng
gaahaaa men and are dsterminsa % keep up
ufth ths progress Of this plaes AND Country
Esad their Advertisement IN snothz coalunn
vksch sets forth the a~dranlasss Of this Ferry
OEsE that d any other p the Tsnitogy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

According to a Of h ministsral papers Of
Spain, OF the Path Of December, Gen. Santa
Anna, Of Mexico, had sent agents to Madrid,
to propose to ra-estabEish monarchy In Mexico
with Spanish prince OF sovereign, provided
the Spanish government viii grant him GER
tain assistance The EpOca opposes any such
project unless Il Be freely demanded BY public
opinion in Mexico, and have the support Of
France and England
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

IMMEEsE RoBhERT-A dispatch from New
York announces an immense robbery that has
been perpehatsd in that city. Some fftesn OF
twenty bonds of the Illinois Central Railroad
are among the STOLEN property ; also a certified
check of $4,4oO on the Judd Linseed and
Sperm OIL Company, and bills receivable Of
the same company to the amount of $2O0OoO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
WOODEN WAKE.

wash boards, tubs, common pals cedarpais, B B
nails, pfns and cuaar ehurnz, brass torHd ehUfns tar
bickels well buckets, cedar cans, mop sticks. butter
urintzb buckeye bowls il nests iun bound kegs, one
fzio, three, five and ten gallons, the smaller ize with
bales, ciinnsn and 3 half bushels and measures,
c1m st0sk ete.
IAN akoaEsntfoE he sale0 Of nlk and hare
ritw on hand z-90e blls for sale nc c0st and t~r4nsurr-
tiki0n. / have the exclusive sale By direct csnzim-
mentof fre huniredd dozen field seelebrattd oysters,
a~pkn0Hleiged to Be tle bsstrut up IN HaltImale-
TO California and salt Lake Enigrnnu.
Your esqeeiaI attention IS Invited ~zssnsivs
stock, whieh embrlcas everything sisted 10 yoa-
Wants sn crossing the plains. / vii ct 81 times keep
sn bard -four, neil, baeon, lard, harl hread and
,rackeiz, al Of WISH VIII b sold at tie lowest cash
Jkioss.
l81E IR JENNINGS
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

To CORREsrOEDExrs-T be articles Of
AFr1aE az Gayvizls' ara very acceptable. and
the term" agreeable. The Students
RsFerss " shall appear next week.
@Wnleris dying By aB" shall also appear
next week.
ID Friend" We cannot depart from the
CUSTOMS Of ths press BY admitting anoymeus
articles Eithott the authors llarAe being know
TO nss and besides. we desins . personal inter
view wi D "a frisnds
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Eres1h 1Eaczura @epcEgg
VIE have noH a. tie Eay from Eezn he tdIoro
w naaeI q~aantity Of superie4 SEED, a. az new
crop. The presoni razzitedan nd reaie; seman&
Tor Hedge 1iants induced az 30 makAsrsf rfort t.
rroerre seed ~sufielent Ger ~ oEn planifng. after
having been cary aprrisci 81 Tie Trktass u he
crop. BY Inc act.r tad rramDm g Gar ilreuts
n Iexas WehaTe Secured AhDEt re eati1s yikE-
The SEED are expased ID Hfirs - lhe - q fthrRn
arys and VII b pquqly AiPpe3 81 rregisus nB
from eitheE Binemi1a Lauis q elir1
All perssns ui.n7 SEED bud ss1f y itofr
orders immcdzlelr With plin 1incFoiae fot Eb,pa
piE7 fcr delay vii leerai1 msalt n ds1npoia snL.
Oar prize viii Be reasoulhs. a. re harS adbried he
nti1 fCash Ele ana snail Yr1
kiit dEeciens far roafak and EiirA
VII IL semitic 81 c1stoUcrt-
Seed VII Is rrena-c1f oT 7e9c.aGng far thtas Eh0
desire g.. Ad1rH.
oFE8AAf& NAlNA4
BLoeESUE 4caan CesI
Jaupr3
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05


The following are the boundaries of The
Land Districts provided for in The Bin
inst passed
That all that portion Of the Territory Of
Nebraska At present iEelUded n the Omaha
district which lies sodth III the line which
divides townships SIX and seven north, extend
ihgfrOmth Missouri river westward, shall con-
sdtute an additional district, to be called The
"Nemaha land dstrict;'' Eli said Omaha dis
tnct whichis sitHated south Of the south shore
or night bank Of the Platte river, and north Of
the said township line, betweea tow1iships six
and seven north, shah constitute an addstional
land d@istrict, to be called the @south Platte
nver land district and all that portion of said
Omaha district which lies north Of tie south
boundary Of the Omaha reserve extended
westward, being identical with the lsne which
divides townships tweniv-three and trer4v-
four north, shall constitute an addafoaal Iars
district, 10 be called the ssDahkota $40 -
trict the location Of theoaiees for Nhi,.b shaIl
be designated BIZ the Praideut az tbaT 1itsa
States and shall by him. from time IL tine
be changsda as the public interests nav sem =
reQuirs-
The Understanding j, tkas the cahfictina
claims on the part al Nebraska City and
BsownviIle have been lnn1nonizsd bythe xea.
ton Of two new land Districts South Of the
Plass, swing an oRos % both Points.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

IA. PnrErEa ion rHE WIzr-SOms fms
during ths Winaer Jour Printer, ''with a fan
avn--ad onditon-caTIsd at the aAdser-
ussrs oaics IN alssrsr to our 'JOur waBtsd-
The vacancy having been filled, We could not
eirshfut wotk. We beard Dothing more Of
him unia thn week, he made his appearance
uitk an advertisement '.NEW FEEET,' to be
found ID auoshsr c~Olunn. He'll do for a new
country We hope he win End the New
Ferry" basinsss mare lucrative than sticking
rpe."
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

AnERICAx BRASDT.-At the last meeting Of
the American PomoIogical Society, Col. VII
der, the President stated that Catawba brandy
made at Cincinnati, has been purchased at FIVE
dollars per gallon for expectation to France,
for the purpose of AavOring foreign Liquors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
q.
AN ORDINANCE.

For the Improvement of Streets and alleys IN IL
CITY Of Br0pnri7Ee n. Z.
Section. 1sk Be i q raainedby the City Council Of
BcoHnTille, Nemaha Co., n. T, that Eve mills On the
dollsr, valuation Of all taxable property, be levied
FOR the purpose Of imIroFing the Streets and alleys
IN said City,
See. ID. BE Il further 0n5ained, that il shall be
the duty Of the MasshL to proceed and collect the
shove tar immediateiy after the expiration Of the
ten days from the passage Of this Ordinance, and
pay the ney into The hands Of the City TREASURED.
taking his receipt ther- for. az
Sec. Sd Be It further Ordained. that should any
property holder in said City fail 70 comply with the
re4uirments Of this Ordinance, then It shall be the
duty Of the Marshal to proceed ard enforce the sane
in ascordanee with the Law IN such ease made and
provided.
This Ordinance to take effect from and after ten
days from the date 81 its passage.
Passed, March Sd, 1851.
h = Tro,-~<< p..o~5-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

caston vara. Garnet chain, batting, candle wicks,
.,ttsr ani hemn Irvine. wheat and neal sacks, ares,
1870 nud shoTeis. rarden seeas and straw rakss, log
chains. lead shot. powder br00nz, wrapping paper,
ba,,r, ,,.osra- int and cotton cor1agc, indigo and
- slnm white LEAD. window sash, window
~1.~ $3.50 lars II dfferent Sizes dasE assorted
800 nrafrnr -. BE fruits. fresh peaches brandy
eb,rrieS I'd Dsaebss. eurrent and raspberry jellie-
frr,h touatoes. canton ginger, preserves, nut megs,
49, rerDersauce. t6uat0 and walnut cats1p
- =r1n. lobsten. sarainks. txiTacl and essence
~ psFos chocolate. pickles. matches, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

-saeut IN this Teuituy, coming from
- the States, often suggest 20 us
4 porzons in their Old BsighbOrhoodS who
49, become subscribers Il they could see
1900 WealWaTs senda specl-
- persons receiving, WI consider = a
- 6e,one q regular subscriber. Pest
- feeling suErient interest tOmake
- retsiu the usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

A -subtsrranean river has been struck By the
persons engaged in boring an srtesian wen at
Henderson, Ky, from which a jet Of water Is
forced up through the bore and thrown to the
height Of City feet above the surfaes Of the
ground
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Only b. tllink last publicatiOn day vi sat
il our Ssnchnn without fre. the sun shOne
bright and vlrm-e7ervthing hooked cheerful
out door. To-day-aWha a changs"-gOund
again covered with snow, and cold as blazes-
rgId SOFs ana '.Big Muddy had It snip and
tucks for several weeks and ths latter is
sasetIe ahead yet -Sich IS life"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

NV PREsrDEET-YesterdaY JAlEEs b.
cHAEAa the peoples choice for President of
the Tniled States the next four years. was
inaugaratsd. OF course there was a great day
in W9hington We regret not being able to
be present, m we had all along intended. Ne
brsks was well represented. hewsrs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

VIZ. FEIausON has the thanks l5f the Edi-
tor, better half the 'sfve bovs,'' jours and
devil, for e supply Of venisOn .JnHa IN ame''
Wife had fried last piece of hog ID the house
afraid to cross the river on ice-nO meat in
tOwn--iast think, wasn't We luckyi
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

We call attention % The advertisement Of
E. ID. EsrEzr 3 Co, Of Chicago. Ill Their
establishments Is the most extensive in she
Western Country. Any orders left with rs
We win chssrfally forward
Also see che advertisement Of "HEKRuEa's
Pasah czaBpioe ErsBuT Safe" This Is
the Safe which took the premium ct the
Worlds Fair, both in London ard New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

PRErARlaa ron hIrsovENEE7-Wes sea IN
regulation a~Ribscrpd0n ID raise m0asy to cut
Second srset Through the bluff to the levy
landing. BetiFeen $500 and 5000 was OBJ
tained IN 4 few hours. in addition, hs C1un-
cl, We are informed. win levy : tax to assist
in this work.
The Worknhen are also ready, as stoon as the
weather viii permit to commence the work
ssain On Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
NnTTCE Do -PRE-EMPTORs.

A Public Sale is confidently expected on or
before the 1st day of june; previous to which,
all persons claiming Prs-Emption must con-
sumate them, CT they will be forfeited.
Persons applying 70 Prs-Empt must
LIST. Be a citizen Of the United States, or
have fled his declaration Of intention to be-
come a citizen.
Cd. Either, the head of a Family, or a
Widow, or a Single Nan, over the age Of 81
years.
Sd. An inhabitant Of the tract sought to be
entered, upon which ia person he has made
q settlement and erected a Dwelling House.
q person falling in any one Of these requisites
can have no claim to Pre-Empt'0
4th. Satisfactory proof must be made to
establish the three foregoing requisites:-This
must Be done BY one or more DISTINGUISHED
Witnesses. The Witness, or Witnesses, must
testify in person, at this Office. except Shy
reason Of distance, sickness, or iHirmity,'' they
cannot appear. In such eases depositions will
be received.
5th. All papers connected with Presumption
cases must Be prepared in due form, BY the
Prs-enptors or their agents This duty can
not Be too strictly complied with, as it is
especially required, by . recent Circular from
the Commissioner Of the Land Office
9th. In all cases of contest the party who
fst applies to make-pSpof and paymsnL must
give the notice to the other claimant and fix
time for trying the else.
9Th. Land Warrants are receivable, but only
one Warrant can be used. If a Warrant Of
less denomination than I60 acres IS used, the
difference must be piid IN money.
We viii take pleasure IN aTording any IN
formation required, and any facility in on
power, to PTe-emps0rs but they should no.
fail to attend the foregoing requirements By
doing so, their business win be promptly des-
patched. JOHNA. PARKER Register.
A. r GnLMoRE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

viii somebody, don't let our pigs and COW
asulTsT for want OF the necessaries Of life" and
bring il a few bushels Of corn ion snbscrip-
ton" "DOn't all speak at once. ?
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

The Chicago Press gives the capital en-
ployed ID manufacture in that city IS $7,759,-
400s numbHr Of hands 1888; value Of pro
ducts in 1856. SIS. 51s,os8.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

NEMARA Valley BANK.

BROWNV1LLE, n. Il.
A. italian, Cash'r. S. b. RIDDLk Prcs'k-
OFFERING DAYS, Mdnaays and Thursdays
DISCOUNT DAYS, Tuesdays and Fridays
BANKING HOURS, from 1st November to
LIT March, nc A. H. to 8 p. ~; from 1st March to
Ist November, . A. a., TO 3 P NJ 6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

A Mr.. Alexander, Of WoodFord, in Ken
tucky, recently paid SIS, 600 for the celebrated
nee-horse, Lexington. A good deal Of money
70 invest ia horse flesh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

The Hon. Thomas Z. Harris, of illinois,
has been presented to Nr. Buchanan asaprO-
per person to fl the position Of Postmaster
General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

FAILING q STE several prrsos before Iiefk Wis
IL had made Bills aH auc{ion, their ~acciaais
have been Ieft with B. kur11. WhoadEauee1 lhS
anornt. JOHN 41tn4A9~A
BrpVnfls 1885.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

See the Advertisement Of D. 8 & T. N.
SANDERS, in another column. Their stock
win be large, ind we trust they win Be liberal
" patronized.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

ELEr1ao4 on us SEE1TOR-PR0 1DEECs,
R. I, Jan. 9.--The two Houses 81 The Gen
eral Assembly met to-day, and elected James
r. Simnauns q. s. Senator to Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
To Liquor Dealers,
Wholesale GrOeers, Druggists, Photo
grapherss AmbrOtypers, Pyrotech-
nists, Glass Manufacturers.
and Artizans IN general.

anu ArILanS IN general.
DEST COGNAC Oh, to produce 4 hirh-aa4oros
II Brandy with pure spirits; also, the a~avsFsnrs
for every kind Of Liquor, and the essences az Jamaiea
and 81. Cr0ix Rum, Holland and English Gin. Auuls.
Peach and Cherry Brandy: M0nongahcia. Bsur6oaI
lrish and Scotch Whisky Port and Madsra Wines.
COloring for Brandy and Pert Wine. Chemeaisfor
al the Arts Metals, such as Plafina. Bismntl, Cai-
MUM. Asbes.o, Manganese, Vienna Lfma Gutas
'Pe-cha Botties ana Dppes, Cyanide, Poaazimn.
Essential OILS: Lemon, BerEamst. Lsveraer Cool
Juniper, CaraHay, Rose, Urange, Vanilla Tnscek
powder, and Fly Paper.
n. B.ZA Valuable Preparation oeiTe Aas
and Body 70 NeW Whisky and Other Damssee and
Im~portedLiqu0rs it IS also valuable As & sbmrinz4R
az fuids Wkiehare muddy and twgi1.a and iH dras
most oderateterm by Dr-LFEUCHTWANGEaa.
Gaemist and Importer If al Essenfal OH, Drnlr
Fancy Goods, &C. II
3z4W If3 Maiden Lana. n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Next week we VIII publish an interesting
article on the subject of planning. enltivating
and harvesting the aChinsse Bngar Cane" Of.
which so much is being said and written just
now.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

AEOrInzz-Ws are informed that : new
paper VIII soon be started at De Soto in
this Tsna0J. "Ths more the NJ rier.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

BrounsiIIe, Nemaha Co. T. T.
Persons desiring to det agents
vii BE- accommodatedby giqing saiis-
factory references