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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

GREAT BRlDaK.-A bridge is nov
being built acrOss he Upper hi suissip-
pi, at St. Paul, nj nnesota. Itisto be
l 300 feet IN length, resting upon nine
piers, the highest of which are seventy
feet above high water mark, SO as to
enable boats to pass under without
di HcuIty. The greatest span viii be
two hundred and twenty feet; sufi-
GENTLY vide TO ALLOW the largest RATS
to pass without coming in contact with
the abutmenis. The whole cost of the
york VIII BID near $4,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

u .Farf Tvs NEED TIVE
MIST. HAVE Tive have very
politely, kindly; modestly and rather
impI,6nglv limited several times that
We would feel extremely grati6ed to
have, at least a small portion of the
aheedfuP' due usfrOnh various sources,
and now We want it distinctly under
ssood, that we must dnd rH have it in
some shape or other1 The time isnoW
at hsnd for US to lay In a. spring stock
Of material paper, Ink, sc. We have
hbsrea day and night to furnish yor
with the largest andbest printed paper
theT Territory. T he Advertiser hai
appsarsaregulGrly } ith its whole sheet
while mast other papers have mad.
their appearance when the "weathe
FOuldpermit' aud often a @haf sheet
a that and now We want only wha
TsT OWE Us, and we intend to hare 4
Or have a ageneralrmus in the camp
There are quite a number who werr
S. aspirants for Office last fan, who, i
they would "seat the ordinance AM
have the core sing We would not com
plain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

5th. All pa5sE cornscied viii Prs-emptm
eases nua Be prepared ID dusformyby fhe
Prs-snptona orfhsir AGENTS This duty can
mt be too strictly complied With, Is II 5
especially required, BY q recent Circular finin
the Commissions Of the Land Office.
9Th IN all casgs af contest he party who
frst applies to make proof and payment, mus
give the notice to the other ~claihiant, and fix 4
inns for trying the case.
9TH. Land WaTanfs are receivable, but0nly
one Warrant can be used. IF aWarrant of
less denomination xhan 100 Ec1ss IS used, the
difference must be paid in money.
We viii take pleasure in af0rding any in.
formation required, and any facility IN ON
power. to P~re-emptors, hut they should no
fail to attend the foregoing requirements. BY
doing SO, their business viii be promptly des
patched. JOHN A. PARKER Register,
A. r GmLMoRE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

ERRORS IN Our MAIL BOOKs.-Just
before We started to Omaha we tran
scribed our mail books, and find upon
examination that "a number of names
were overlooked. OF course We cheer
fully correct such errors, and very
much desire to be informed of mistakes
that We may correct them. 1t is said
mistakes viii occur in the best regu-
lated establishments" and we cannot
expect ours to be an exception.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

AFaGD TO FACE THE Mus1c.-In the
Houth Carolina HOase of Representa-
lives a bin vas recently introduced to
Increase the pay Of the members from
three to five dOllarsa day. After due
Consideration it was passed by accla-
nation, by a large majority; but some
Tasgishm member insisted upon the ayes
and noes being called, upon which vote
the bill was rejected BY Il to 40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

The great Arctic explorer, E. K
Kane lies dangerously i'll at Havana
It is sad to think that be shouldnow b
cut Of from the enjoyment Of the ricl
harvest Of fame which years Of hard,
ship and brave adventure have achiev.
ed for him. Hbrsro5ery is wen nigl
despaired Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

A terrible tragedy lately occurred
at Baltimore. A druggist filed a
prescription ordered by DR.. Arnold, a
German physician, for a child. The
child took the medicine and died inn
mediately. Arnold took the remainder
Of the medicine to the druggist. and
told him he had made a fatal mistake
The druggist persisted that his medi-
cine was right, and to show his confd-
ence in his correction, he swaIlo owed a
portion himself. He was Immediately
attacked by terrible coneulsions. and
died IN I'VE minutes. The doctor who
merely tasted the preparation and spii
it from his mouth was also attacked
and was with difficulty saved. The af
fair O-ocasiOned great excitement. Tn,
druggist had mixed cyannret of 20.
tassiun with lemon juice, developing
enough prussic acia.in the preparation
to have killed three hundred people.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
FAREWELL 70 THE JEI
BIZ sOuS TOHrxEr.

HFare the well" my Branded croney,
Thou hast left the single life;
Such a ft of love seized on thee
Naught could cure it but a wife.
Much as I regret to lose thee,
Still I would not have thee stay,
and my pen shall not abuse thee,
aEvery dog masfhaTe its day."
Yes, dear Jew, III miss thee s0rely
BEST with every social trait,
Would that I had gone before thee,
To that bIissfal married state.
aFare thee @ellD my Brother Poet,
Many ahappy time we've known,
With Iasses sweet, for wel VIC know it.
IT'S not good to be alone.
No more the midnight hour shall find rs
Rearing at the witty Joke,
Leaving the iIIs Of life behind us
In tOSaeco's soothing smoke.
No more our midnight mirth shall mingle,
Flowing with the happy cheer;
No more our jolly glasses jingle
Foaming with the Lager Beer.
Stare thee well" my Testing Brother
I'll not he1ve one fainting sigh;
Be thou happy in another
Stronger, dearer, sweeter tie.
And since love hath tanned and won thee,
Caught thee in its tender moose,
1Iay the Yoke sit lightly on thee,
Never wishing to be loose.
Hay domestic peace be with thee,
Both togUther growing old,
And no smoking kitchen chimney
liver cause thy wife to sold.
farewell Jew, until / meet thee,
Though too wen It's growing late,
Yet, ere long I hope to greet thee,
In the matrimonial state.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

The question involving the Hiberni-
elsu Of ".who was the author Of Shaks-
peares WOrks?7 is receiving attention
N England where a Nj. Smith q has
seeently published pamphlet claiming
Tor Bacon the authorship Of Shaks-
seares or at least a large participation
@eFeinsa ndisf onowing up the subject
sy the delivery Of lectures IN support
Of his theory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

= TITLES.
The City Of BrOwnyille is the first
and, at this time, the only town site in
Nebraska entered up in the Land Of
nee. Mayor HOLIDAY win be ready
hs1t week-tO give Lot holders War
rantee:ttles to their property.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

-.-srt extensive additions Of new
w. colored Inks Bronzes, Cards, DC,
80 advertiser" Office, We claim TO
1eas !" = f1rn out Job Work IN 8 manner IN
3 a 5- any Office. The proprietor being
nrinter himself, and having in his
) accomplished and experienced
49, Job Printer, Is determined not to Be
inlSs 9Ssbeexscu6on Of Job Work Cards
.-;15 one of Fosters latest improved Gard
Ranks Work in COlOrs, Bronze
- viii meet with particular atten-
n-fom.a distance wiz be. promptly at
ID to. and wsfrauted to give satisfaction or
% pay. ~~-
The Editor pro TEN has been away
tBs past week, and the Editor proper
,-rired only a few hours before going
70 press. We trust the reader viii be
content for. this apology for lack OF
both editorial and selected matter, next
v.ek We viii endeavor to place before
OH. readers some matters Of general
tsrest-hasin a number Of texts We
intend holding forth upon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

A subscription has been started in
Charleston, s. G., and headed by lib
eral contributions, to procure q car
rage for presentation to Nh. Bucha-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
SflarrleS,

On Jan. l, 1857, by Rev. Mr.. Cheever, Mr. E. B.
ARNsTR0sG, Of Columbus, o., to Miss EMMA HGRKEE
of this place.
The above notice WecIip from the Troy6O.) Times
Our readers will remember the Turkey-hunting jew,
I'VE say 1ErkssekHnting, for to our certain knOEl-
edge be neser found any and we subjOin the fol
lowing from his old @friend and fellow pitcher"
From the Capitol City Fact.
zaprmrrr m wur rrm
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

10 CeRRKsPoNDENTs.-We find on
our table a. cart load of unanswered
letters, which We VIII attend to as
speedily as circumstances VIII admit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

=4.,t IN this Territory, coming from
FGsnl --sSf the States, often suggest 70 ns
n .s-rrsous in their old neighborhoods, Wno
rl beeome subscribers If they couio see
vs. -ccGa3Advertiser." WealWays send sPea-
nd persons recioyhg, vii consider - =
:. e - 5esome q regular subserioer. foss-
- oibers. feeling sufficient interest om-se
- retain the usual per cent Tor their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
WrTitten for the Nebraska Advertise
10 HE LOVED ONE AFAR.

BY c. ". HUKy.
When the night winds are wailing,
Like spirits in thrall
And Dsash walks in darkness
Through hamlet and hall;
Kind angels Of mercy
Whsre'sr they are,
Watch over the slumbers
Of the loved one afar.
Whers'er they may wander
Bylsnd or by sea-
Then Father Of angels
We trust them With THEE,
Be thou to earths' pilgrims
The day beam and star,
Tho stat, of the weary
@Te the 10 wed one afar."
While life hath q pleasure
OraoPe hath a cheer
While the heart can feel kindness
Or soTrOW q tear
Ine'tr can forget them
Nor fail in theprayer
That God viii watch over
@The loved ones affair.""
Thy grace Is goodness
10 them if they would
Be -coniented with it
Their fate they must endure,
WheEeier they are gone
Thy win be it done,
For thy goodness was shown
EFor the loved one afar."
EEMAHA CTrT, Feb. 9TH, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
1000

E1reaE N[aGlur0 9S9dss
have now On the way from Texas the above
Wv named quantity Of superior seed, of the new
crop. The u~resentuuIimited and increasing demand
for Hedge plants induced rs to make every effort to
urOcure seed suff.isnt for our own planting, after
HAVING been early auurised Of the lightness Of the
crop. By the a~etfvityand prumptness Of our agents
In Texas we have secured almost the entire yield
The seed are expected to arrive By the LIST OF ke6ru-
AIRY, and VIII be pElmptIy shipped to previous orders,
from either Bloomington, st. Louis OF Cairo.
All persons wishing fresh seed should send us their
orders immediatelx, with plain directions, for ship
ping, for delay will certainly ~rssultin disappointment
Our prico viii be reasonable, as we have adopted the
motto HCash sales and small profits"
Explicit directions for sprouting and cnitivating
win be sent to all customers.
Seed win be prepared for vegetating for those who
desire it. Address,
0VERMAN x MANN.
B-L0oxrSGroN, McLain Co, III.
january LIST, 1857. s+6W
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

Three dollars an hour vas the mar
net price Of a coach in New York on
tnehTst Of January A single hOrs,
s1aouggy could be had for ten dollars
ION noon to night. TWAS unexpect-
Guy cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
cory Right EECBRKDl
GUIDE.
EDsTy Man IN Nebraska Should
hare a Copy!
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY,
March 18th, 1857.

WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY,
March 18th, 1857.
The @Pre-EmptOrs Guide" is the
title Of a work now in press, contain
ing all the Laws, Instructions, Forms
and decisions, relative to the public
Lands, up to the present date; and
also the Law passedat the last Session
of the Nebraska Legislature, entitled
An Act regulating the disposal Of
Lands purchased in trust for town
sites. I"
The work VIII contain about 100
pages, and VIII be sent free of postage
to any desired address on the reception
of 81. A liberal discount made t.
agents and dealers.
Send in your orders early.
Papers noticing viii receive a copy
by sending a marked copy Of their pa
per to this Office.
Address /:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

A Public Sale IS confidently expected on 81
baf0re the list day Of june; previous to which
all persons claiming Pre-Emption must con-
sITnats them, or they viii be f0rfsitsd-
Persons applying TO Fre-Empt. must
1t. Be a citizen Of the United States, o.
have filed bis declaration of intention to be.
csTle a citizen
I'd. Either, the head Of 4 Family, or :
Widow, or a Single Nan, over the age Of q
yean.
ga. An fnhabitant Of shs tract sought 10 b
entsrsd, upon which ia person he has fnads
q ssttlsmsht and ererte6 a Dwelling Honse
"a person Eailiug n ant enc Of these requisite.
Dan have no csaim to P re- Empk'l
4th. Satisfactory prof must be made &
establish tie three f6lessoing requisites -TMA
thfist Be dune by one or more disintsresEsT
WitnesssS The Wines. OF Wine mus
testify IN person. at this Office. except "by
rszs0h of tlstance. sickness, m in6rmity," thss
rr11tt apFisar. h suth EASES ~depoStions vii
be received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

- General Advertising Agent n rear
HPBFD - and Childuens shoe Store,
ksE Fre-rth street C~inei1nan
8 n PEIn.~EE, 10. IS Chestnut street. saint
rsME ,rr-r Troy, 0hio-
o r A 9 MS. TiPpesan0e, Ohio.
DE- NrSGn, CeFington, NJ
v { kmE. Archer, NEBRASKA
y PFTEE. Oregon, No
DBHoS wnTE- Eebraska City, n. 7.
BPtN ". TETE, Linden, NO.
\ BsasrE- Three Grove, \; s1 I. and
s.-nsHts for The AdTerti'sr, ana reserve ana
RI monies thereeh
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

LAND OFFICE, Omaha City,l
J.nnarv Oeth 1877

LAND OFFICE, Omaha City,l
January 18th, 1857.
On the 1st day of February this Office viii
be opened to Pre-emptors-
Plats Of the following Townships are ready,
and persons on any Of them can come forward
as soon as they please. and prove up. Other
Plats are daily expected, and as soon as re-
eeived, viii in Ike manner be ready.
Nos. il, Is, Is, in Range 9
las, 4 9, 10, II, L, IL,
Us, 19, g a 10
L,2,3,4,56,T,8, q IL
5, 6,7,A Is
IL, Z, "a, North Of Range No. Il Eas.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

HARPER for February IS upon our
table. L is unusually interesting
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

The 0nlg ExcIastUe Wholesale Grocery
House % 81. Joseph
.. b JENNINGS
Who1e8A1e grocer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Second and Frances Sts.
ST. JOSEPH, NO.,
DESPECTFULLY calls the n~ttentt0n of Country
IA Merchants to his large and varied stock Of
Groceries, which has been increased by late ARRIVALS
1t the lowest rates Of freight and win receive daily
additions through the season. Having purchased for
cash, he presents more than ordinary Inducements
to buyers, and viii satisfy all that favor him with
n call, that he uan and win compete with ST. Louis
prices. He has in store.
500 bags Rio Cofee so boxes starch
40 q 0 Java Coffee 20 do lemon syrup
100 chest and he chests $50 whole and q boxes
assorted Teas candy
$50 bbl rsbofsd and S b 800 d0z cans Fields eels-
Molasses brated baltimore oysters
100 half bbls do 100 bbk halfand q bbl
50 kgs Belcher's Syrup maekrel
$50 Hhds Y o Sugar 500 dozen BxI0 and 10x12
so bbls crushed q window sash
so bbls Tar leo hf bxs ass'd glass
100 stands do sol dOz bed cords
500 bbIz & IF bIIs crack 50 coils MANILA and jutl
ers Of various kinds rope
200 bxs ass Tobace0 400 bdles wrapping pHpei
100000 ass'd Cigars 300 bbls S + and sxrI
1000 sacks A Salt Flour
1900 SKIS Dairy 9 1900 rand half bzs snr
70 bales A. Dumesties dimes
100 40 cotton batting so dozen zine washbOard
Us do do yarn so nests tubs
500 kegs nails rs dozen wooden bucket
so do Soda ESQ bxs star candles
And a general assortment Of sundries too namer
Gus to mention in an advertisement. -
His consignment 1929 ibis kanaHha salt, at 81
-4 r.L--II-I
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

makes a few pertinent remarks
"We like DR.. Marshall very wen,
but his being a member of Congress
gives him no right to sheer at editors
as a class. To be sure, editors can
afford to be sneered at by members OF
Congress, but members of Congress,
considering how they are generally
made, can Ill afford to sneer at them.
When William Penn, the Governor OF
Pennsylvania, was travelling in a por-
ton Of the State where he was not
known, a fellow, in whose presence the
Quaker Governor presumed to wear
his hat, exclaimed with an air Of Of.
Tended dignity, S'Sir, I would have YOU
know that lam a justice of the peace
"WeI, friend" said the Governor, il
his quiet way, 81 make such things a
thee
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
R. W. FURNAs,
Address

BrOwnville, Nemaha Co., n. 7.
Persons desiring to act as agents
win be accOmmOdatedby giving salts
factory references.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

VIZ have no news from Washington
of special interest to the West, and so
far removed, in fact, from the seat of
Government that It's action loses much
of its interest before it reaches this
point. A charged of corruption against
several members Of the House is now
attracting considerable attention at the
Capitol and the affair is undergoing
investigation. It viii, in all probabi-
lily, end in smoke, and the committee
of investigation report that the gentle
men accused are too honorable and
high-minded to receive a bride"
During the debate upon the above
charge which was brought forward by
the editor of the New York Times,
Hon. A. < Marshall, of Kentucky, is
reported as having made use of the
following language:
I care not whether he be the ex-
Lieut.. Gov. Governor, or the Lieut..
Governor, or Governor of the State of
New York. That character, whatever
it might have been, is merged into that
of the editor of bipartisan newspaper.
I look upon him in that light and in
no other. He stands before this House
as the editor Of a newspaper influenced
and controlled by all the bias and inter
est sUhich zoe knOw do control men IN
that position and I ask this body
whether it does not become them,
their own dignity and honor, to base
the investigation upon such information
as is given to them by a member Of
their own body; in preference to bas-
ing it upon an editorial in a newspa-
per, no matter whether it emanates
!. from a Governor or Lieut.. Governor
He Is bat the editor Of a newspaper, and
I mould pay any man of tha character
the sort Of respect nOhich such actor
wOaId seem to do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19
NOTICE.

The uublic ID hereby notified, tint the West half
Of tha Northeas 1t quarter and the East half Of the
Eorfbuest quarter Of Section number one in TsEn-
shin irumber four Of Range number fifteen East, in
Nenaha county, Nebraska Territory, forms the claim
az The urdersirned. and that he will proeeed, as son
- he Iand Ofiss is opened, to snter the sane By
urs-einution. An sales Of town Lots made upon
I'D trset. by anY person OF pars0nsa as partof Eemahn
city, VIII Be haId By the undersigned as absolutely
void. A-D. SkEEN.
Rrssn1iIs Jan. 18th, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

Myriads of Maclura Plants. 1,OO'
Bushels Maclura Seed.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-19

To which the Louisville Journa
makes a few pertinent remarks3
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Ner. Expeditions and Cheop Re,fs b,i,cees
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BANGOR AND BOSTON.

IN and after June LIST. next, Cars will
leave Bangor at 40 P. NJ, daily, except Oh
saturday and Sunday, to connect nj Portland with
steamers FOREST CITY and LEWISTON. arriy.
ing at Boston next morning.
Returning, steamers leave Boston Central
hart at : A. NJ. for Portland, and meet next
morning with cars at 7.l5 a. NJ. for Bangor, ar
irving there at !2.50 P. NJ.
Fare through by r. r. and steamer $500
Through tickets are sold on board of Boat after
leaving Boston, for all stations on this route and
they are sold at all stations for Boston.
Passengers have time for tea in Portland before
going on board boat, at saloon in depot Of Grand
Trunk Il. H., and time for breakfast at same place
after leaving steamer, and before the cars leave
for Bangor.
Morning train. daily, from Bangor. will leave
for Portland and Boston at las A. NJ Freight
Accommodation will leave Bangor at 240 p H.
every day except on Mondays, when it will not
be run.
Berths and state rooms can be secured Of alton
agent In Bangor prior to l P. NJ on day Of tart
ing, or of conductor on train
EDWIN MOVES, supt
May n. 1851 AVIS
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