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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

IA o~n-s~svAr.-A Utica, OF " Ir-1sy, jury ., 10
the Rev. n. Foster, kOaGAr I. :. Bzowsz C.saln
daughier OF the ate m " stowart. all % his city
DCrCu-Bvus2 On TIE 81, June, at the saads Stress
Method Ut Epscopsl church bTookyn, by the Rev H. n.
Omsict, nr. Gu DrSCss, Of Ne~ gsrE. formsrty n
Bath, Name to M Jo-s'nsBN BvrLas, u Br0o<4ya
Eastern papers p.eee copy.
tyAs>-huNe)s On Tnursisy. Jelly by ae Rs-. R.
Puiney, Of Jane street Method 81 tscopa church Mr. J-
an kvsss 10 kss IAstsrBA J. kCssos, a, o. his city
cssous-oEs -A No 81 kacdougl street, rhmS
day, July 2, Oy the Rny. Mr.. Brssh, Mora N eassoa
neanston, scotland, 10 h,soAKu TzOssaIt dsagates
the ate Mr.. Peter Orr, kilmaraock, Scotland.
Gsocss-iCTs On WEDNESDAY, jay y a. TIE Havr
NGd, PortsnoSh. r.. by the Rev D. Wssr1. Z. q y.
DAVID MsCnsa L. = n. 70 A-srznA n, AasntU n
Capt John Pope. L. :. \.
SrtrA~--Psr1cx in MS city, % roursday, july .,
at The shoah Preshy.ersn church by toe Rev, Henry
". GGrst JAxr SrffvAy, isl., 70 Mss LousU
MATILDA PsrUcs al Of this city.
TN BsosE-ASDnDs.-Un Jlae Is. at - EArys
church, Apdovs', Baas, E1giand, b. mo Rev G. n
RrpsSs wear RrC1Asp TIE BsDScx. D<q Of ths sy, 10
Ns Parry q A.Dxasc-, ~ Louisville. Kent1cxy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

AL the editors o. the journals OF Vienna have received
orders moderate their and language tie sub
Of foreign Affairs in order not ogve any fche, Cause
for remoostr71ces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
Sad Casualty.

BetoS, July 10, 1857
HE. .. sowe, OF Professor stowe, was drowned Ia
the Connecticut river yesterday tie was student |"
a~s,rsuta College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
os,sharge OF United states OnciaIs rrvu, the
Custody OF sssrfn.

CINCINNATI, July 10, 1857.
Juars Iesviu yesterday discharged the tinted States
Deputy Marshal and his assistants from he custody Of the
lyoer'r % Carke county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

sses OF Canadian Hour we're confined TO good extras Win
sales OF 200 400 barrels NJ the above figures southern
brands heavy and sales confined 10 about 500 barrels
at prices given shove. Rye -four and corn meal we're
without change OF moment, and sales limited.
whesi-1hc ssc- were limited, being couencd 70 abort
1000 S,0c bushels Chicago spring, 81 So and about
go Ncsles W'Tt ucv Sy1ihS-v W.. a Hgs OOy-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
Ghs new 4 crh WeeAIy Herald.

TIKI TIKI IBLz RIOTS IN THg METsoPoLys-Csr RBRA.
TON OF THE FoUHra-Ssws PROM EUaorB, MIX
ICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, SOUTH AMERICA, KANSAS,
xvC.-AyPAIsS IN wAsarNGTCN-VHK ACCIDENT
AT MILTON HARB0R-MARKgrs, E-C, ETC.
Tbs wasxIY HIaALo vii b puolaaed eleven o'c.ock
this morning. Ia contents Will embrace full details OF
Terrible Rios in this city Ssrdsy and Sunday. with
List Of the killed and wounded Mormon Celebration a the
Fourth q. Norwax; The Melancholy Accidea Milton Par
Dor News from Europe Mexioo Cuba, wes. Indies South
Americs, Kansas. TO-; Affairs IN Washington Deeh OF
Secretary William L. Marcy Protection 10 American Trade
In CANA Murder in Ioooxen Seizure o. The American BARK
Psncals the Coas. o: Atca By Bsh Cruiser EdiorA,s
on VARIOUS sub;ecs Latest News By Telegraph; Financial
OommsrciA Religious Political Theatrical sporting and Ma
rias geaes together win Large variety Of iooai and
miscellaneous Aclss Single copies In wrappers ready sST
mailing, 90 b had - as oouasr. Price six caas.
At Loo kits, In BROOKLYN, Ladies' can get
thsr d,.ss mm!ags matched or mad. to order tn every
eoo.. 81 Eulon s;-ea
Genin's Beaver Cassanaere Hat Holds Indie
n w 4. a
beep made ssnds .oas "a -. aovs so.ssd beauty hs
siBrcsivy opposite g. Psa's
10 Cent A,nbrotypss, with Case. and Dollar
paoog,apss sss!aal. d % ane.i,a' By XMsAil' he
a. 0rundJeam II the Only Forsou VINO can
on a. Sss,s": q s s sa. 1 ma
avenue csss SOP Al tas door Of the estAolAAasa~
Portrait OF Gov. rarcy.-An Imperial Pyho-
S:Vs q n. .s % ns sb,1 s a. pTs ro,d
way twas pronounced By Mr. Marcy anl Is REGARDED By
hs friends ns best As g the Lass seort q hs feH.ures
gallery
Imperial Phstogra pm or the Hso. WIN. l..
Marcy On exhibition .: BAADYs l'w~ GALAXY ,S Broad
Drumgoid d Proch, No. Is0 fulton Street.
.s s =.
o. xsTss: oso ssure a and a.s .ai sp.o. 40
prsss rsnsos from 70 ~. sni our '-'os made ne
George r, Fox's Perfect Fitting Coats.
vests and r.ns cons a s'es; SAW, o. s1 sni ohe' en-
Portable Dressing Cases In Great vsristy--
,. "a. SAUNDERS store ONLY ~ No Asor Aoass+
Summer sfyies-shirfs, CravstA, Gloves.
IRA PERkso 4 SON 81 Nassau street
Boys' and Youths Summer Clothing. at No.
81 JOAN street corner Esssau. d. L. CORNELL
Reduetion.-summer Clothing, Wholesale
r. 4 BoUgHTos xs srOAds
Pockst Cutlery. Newest Styiss--J. - =
sAuEDzas sore ooiy n No As'os Houss.
Smithsonian House. broadway. Corner OF
Houston sree0n the European American Plaza al opaoa
Old stand, Corner OF John and Nassau
streets N r COLLINS go s-e selling AL knss OF sun.
mer eo'Aas N's'y low prices rsgans business sa" Ac'
e and IS John street. NassAu.
D~nanos saism.ndsr ssrss- WIN Patent
povasr proc asassss Och. sna s.oss ban Ds0o la Pearl
w. ROBERT r. PArkIoK.
BalIerd q Hair Dye-The most Reliable for
brown black Sore am pdvSse looms removed 70 Ge
Broadway.
1.-THE Breath OF EIowevs.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

SHOW ny decrease OF Oil 100 $500 the main stem,
increase Of s35T 10 he Washington brArch and q ot
decrease compared with June Of ls year Of 80 "a s.
The State Treasurer OF ohs has issued the following
crcu relative 10 the Seneca County Bank Of that State
OfT-rr O. rxsAsrRgs oy SrArx,l
C,IUssus, o., July q, 1881.
To the pablo d,irpst In regard 10 the orculs
ton Of the seneca County bank proper 10 cay that
"a instant there burned w this Office according
law OF hc ooto Of tba bank redeemed and deposited tor
that purpose, s.. i2s
1oai the notes stu remaining In circulation
sygt
Tnu 70 secure the Circu alton there are
In th Office oi per cent bonds OF the
state OF Quo belonging W this bauk.. fT1,s1
And " ID Ludlow oashier Of the Ohio
life IDsuran,e and trust Company Of
New lor s...................... lg0,O0o
--sisT.5so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Making az ercess Of bonds over circulation s9li
Tie notes Of this hank will he received IN payment Of
dues 10 the STATE This statement made AT the EARLIEST
snce the due ascertsnmcn Of the fscis warrant
ing a. The notes OF the Cana Bank OF Cleveland also
received 10 payment OF State does.
A. P. STONE, Treasurer
The annexed statement, exhibits the vaGe Of foreign dry
goods entered ai this port for consumption FOR warehouse
and also the Withdrawals from warehouse during the
week ending Thursday, July o, 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

A Card--Au Psrsous wns have Gray usir
hair q bsd color are sved 70 call ana soss, Docsox
CANADIAN tconsutaion frcel at ~ Church street.
Of Barclay Hs duia gives the hair he nsur co~r 10
sired AnA BE- considered real prodigy S chsassr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
CITY UOMmERCIAL I,EruRD.

AurI-1he market was quiet with small sales OF pots
uLc Pearls were dull and nominal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was dun, the demand
both from the local and Eastern trade beng light while
there Was e or nothing doing for export The transsc.
tons embraced about 1000 barrels NJ about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Holloway Pulls. - indigestion Prca"ces
emac alton dsbty suplnenes, and premature decay; Tn
less the stomach vigorous the blood viii be depraye an
the whole lgatou sufer As ts remedy viii ce
indigestion IN al - forms sud phases sickness fto such
cause In inexcusnble
DIR, Kelley can he consulted daily, st MS
ofce No s'Bble house. diseases OF he lungs liver
and Kidneys free OF ch,rge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
nrynn,s CnmomiIe Plns Irersn.s th,

Hymns thmOmfIs FuIf NtrsHss VIZ IUW
eys of Resion are purify iuz and anHbloua BRfANa
aueess vermuge cleans The system TRIM worms and re
stores skly restless children 20 heath and vvacy sod ~
dne A Co.. Rlson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Caenln's Beaver Cashmere Hat fa0lds lnd1o-
pued sway wil al Eentcmr, OF fash
nept No approximation to this cmax OF excelenoe has
beeo made stands alone In l dovs colored beauty hs
eadng tess hi Of The va-n season For sale only By
4ENIN,
"a Broadway opposite &, Psa's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Prof. Alsx. q, Barry's yxso0pAsrvss u ths
bex ana sAssps for drs~1ng 5eauufyns eeaning
surns prsssrvns Aad restoring ~ Aa. LAdsA ~ aod
evowvvhnvA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

At Loo kits, In BROOKLYN, Ladies' can get
their drses trimmings matched mad. to order IN every
81 Fulton s.-ea-
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Portrsit Of Gov. rIarcx.-An Imperial /

FOftfut OF VOSs TaNy'-hh HmpertAI FnO-
toyrsph OF tn late VIM MACY. taken few days
20 his deosase exhibited a. BR ADys gallery. $50 Broad
way was pronounced By Mr. MARCY. ana 10 REGARDED by
his friends the best "a the las record Of bis features
skea Copies De obAAaed By Apphca.oo ~ The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Imperial Phsfogra pm or the Hep. WIN. l..
Marcy exhibition a. BkADYs lowe< galley IS Broad
WAY corner y. Ftlun stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

40 Cent A,nbrotypss, with Case. and Dollar
photoe,apas. unelualsd 10 America By XIMBA,i., n
woTas p.c,;ze MAKER, 81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

SUNBEAM, Eschlss, morphsw and Erup-
ucns cured ascolored ali, cearrd By JONES old Ia
ian SOAP. Depos "a Bovsry. jones' corA hair or Ia;
Ana L,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

1.-THE Breath Of Elowevsr
murray Jsrfnans Florida Waer,
uSNouNHfn Avn afO-r.
Rrcels IN fragrance panty AMI the surpassrg pee-nre
sunK from ia all oher toilet water, ever ercush De
fore he pubic. sogs prop-ie'ors ID. T. bANNsN A CO
GO WAFER stree; and sod b. al drugyss cents per bot
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

n. 0rANd)eaM u the Only Fcrson VINO ca
beoossultsd scientifically a. NJ tao human hs
~ ChurA street. OF Barclay Ths sixta AaA HIGH
AVENUE caSs SOP a. tas door o. he estAoLzaasAS-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

BalIerd . Hair Dye-The most Reliable for
brown black. Sore an psvsse looms removed TO 80
Ern
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voilss ArfIoIsa q Rich Assortmsnt---y. ~ y.
sAUNDzRs' store only, al IA. Astor House
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Defiance Salsmsndex Safss-Wsth Patent
powder PRO; aehAsce ochz and bA Depo Ia Pearl
street, ooe doos beiov haasn isrc. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

natchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and wospsss.-
ms bes, IN The world surp.ssiux al ~ - sold and
pnsd he nAaufsc.ory, - Broadway
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o.,..:s:.s': w p g. D. an. =. 1912.
~ are appnAd 4 No q Asso~ ~
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Drumgoid 4 PrDch, No. ls0 fulton Street.
elegant stock OF cothirg eth Of Juyhs osck
ward season has len large summary stock unAod whoa W
Offering 81 cost 70 cles- ou F ss OF every vArsy
OF kArsees Linen. figured dr and dreas suA Alpaca Ia
prices ranging from 81 10 SO AMI s.,ck made In ~
boss manner AID cut In latest styles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS nisE.sss cy fvAku
~ form paine In the limbs sAj cody wan. or strength
sprts ss%p appetite and kindred Armenia 1nd blasssa
psnsoes In DR. WESBEH'S tnv9orAlng saassi6er; Il sens
electric thrill youthful strength throughout TIE
bodyiastng Sold NJ ~ BoWery. Proc 81 80; -
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The Law Of Newspapers.

!. Subscribers who Go not express notice 70 The
contrary, arc considered as wishing to continue
their subserip pt40ag.
2. If subscribers order the diseontinuancc Of
their papers, the publsher cdn continue to send
them until all arroarges are paid.
B. If subscribers neglect refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are di
rcetod, they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order the papers discontinued.
i. If any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishcrs, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they held re-
sponsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing TO
take a newspaper from the Office, for removing nd
reaving it unealed fer, is prna facie evidence Of
Intentional fraud,
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OU2 COUNTRY.
Address of Hon. Charles Jarvis, before
the Ellsworth Lvceum

my theme for this evenin.: hear me for
my cause and be silent that We may
hear
It has often been remarked, and the
frequency of the remark Is in itsei an
evidence Of its truth, that thu greatest
blessings We enjoy are the least under
stood and appreciated and the csti-
nation in which cur country is held
constitutes no exception 10 the rule
In quest of novelty and excitement, we
disregard those thjncs, which arc uader
ourcyes, ,mmediatclv concern our vslfara,
and over which W. can exercise Il disrrc.
ton, to turn oHr attention to things at a
dist,nce. over which We have no control
and which can have no influence on our
fate: We are too prone tp neglect the
obvious duties Of this world. 70 prv jntp
the secrets Of III world unknown. md
we close our eyes and ears tn things
revealed in the futile and almost sac.
rilegjous attempt, tn rend the .vcil
which covers that which Is rot re7ealei.
and therefore we have no reason 10 be-
iicve was wisely concealed.
Mlv hope 10 Withdraw vopr minds
for short tine fr5m the.e dis,ar~iva
flights and ta fx thfm on \ subject
il newt IN o,l4, ~ ,.5. .t,,.,.=.,.. 80. -
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- :, ~. H-a' :,
" - 40" t"' 1'ahsiTe' ana NY Nga5s.
'hs "fs' ,'t+'a n OF w ntt'
- 2i"se M settlement "a. Ne% ark'
30 Ftl'' sec our more 'mm"'oa',
rFoaehi'ofs, ianiel On tae ai=.'N AMI
3esaH shores o' taps Col between
these three settlement not comprising
three thousand inhabitants, struggling
Tor existence a wilderness Iatareeaed.
uniroddcn by the Whit m4a. occupied
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from the attack of an enemy. who could
find no means of subsistence. On the
Southern frontier the United States are
equally imprPgnabla; for by the re-an-
nexation OF Texas and tho establishment
Of the Rio Del Norte as a boundrv.
backed up "a it is bv an almost contin-
uous desert en- its Mexican side. they
NAV bid defiance to my invasion. As
an evidence Of this let me recall to YOUR
minds the hard fought arl bloody bat
IL Of Buana Vista. in the late war with
Mexico: WHEN notwithstanding the gen.
erdlship of Tavlor and the heroic devo-
ton of his troops. they would have been
cut off to man, by the overwhelming
force Of the enemy. hut fer the cxtrome
cXhnustian pf the Mcxica-s. under Santa
Anna. from the f7'irur and hau-cr.
consequent upon forced march through
n-1r h9nlred mil : IF Grid dcs-rt houa-
dad, with a pppu t'ln f near tA;rtY
Millions, which within tt liz, tin, Of
many now living. VIII cvcred one nun.
hundred MjIlions; TIE Ucite1 States ma;
b. c5n6,.ent against he worI in arms.
II then our country ia ever doomed to
idl, which God in his intiaitc mercy
aycrt It Will not foil IN 1 contest with
a foucjgn en- nv bat fro m States. madiy
clashing against States. in defiance OF
constitutional abIisa';ous; and against
sueh q catastrophe, W. arc secured as
well a. hamaa institutions can be Sc
cured. by the peculiar and anamaioas
f0rn of government, which from the
fofea q circumstances vas adopted 6y
puf Fathers; to thlt. then, .oar most
serious attention is now invcntsl.
And first let m, premise and in 4
measure rccani,ula,c: tAa. the Thirteen
o.i-:nal states. which coa!t.leratal. for
the purpose Of making mora rfr.c,u4!
resistance 10 tn rsqraatio,, of lie
Rri.i.h Parliament. win only tYo *
esptians. werH settl7l NV en1t ram. from
England ard q- the r3nm nsoa n. ot
,Aa revolutionary w5r. wsrs a,f 4q5lsf
distinct Colonial Governments. A Cos.
.e-nor annaiq,aA ~ =, Crown tba l,,.s.
.is,,,rr,r4e.en= ~. he -. -, r,f.,.
nv
WI ,h--a 1.a,..en tben afthi. raa.s. !.
,;.., .,, r5,,.,,=.,, ba,j J., n, Cr,,y, L..
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars, BILE
Programmes, Receipts, BYLAWS Court Dockets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &c.
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was no President elected by the pcoplc
of each State: no house of reprcscnto-
tives. no Supreme ,,0urt no provision
for amandm snts; their dc,cg ties to Con-
srcss were appointed hy each State. and
any delegate might be recalled 7. the
viii Of the State he ranresentsd. il w,s
as if at thu pres mt time. al the no,yers ef
the Government, shoall he vested II the
Senate of the United Stat. the cxorcise
Of the most im,9rt,nt mowers +, he lie.
tormiDed by the Senators of tw, r5irds
of the States. and IN rtse Of = d,,F .renc,
Of opiDion bet0een the Senator. af -
State. that State hayiny no voice IN tic
decision & the affrr in question.
This rai,, nth, Sta,e. r,1.r ~
Articles af Confederation. VIZ 4crI,ra1
To he narnetn,I. and !. v,s at.ra=,ataI
Witb I'll lss,nt Of the States u ,L,,.
rI,yra re4r; from - f5r.n,l ,,,;f.a,;.,,,
Ths Conf iorIti5n dissolved from -
wait1sr.nt weakness. hni +, b.,I ~.
,I.r=I ,,,,1 s..,,,e. :. i,l z'-,.=i
y,t6 a. hJ.=.5z,.,# ~ G,i ,1ra,..L -
.#,i,. ,.#,f,La - ~ H.. ,.,..L..;a, :.
-. H., f,...,I... :, ;..,l.,.,=..,. IL
,,..r,,-.-.. r. +, I.-,l ,....... =,
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serving the same ratio of increase of the TIVE
countries as IN the preceding ten years III
1860 and IN 1861 the population OF our eoun-
try will be 3 III ,4l6, that Of England %,
loo, ,dji and in 1870 the United States will
number II goo ,l06 and the next year Eng
land 2s,159. .2g6. At the commencement OF
the century, the population Of the Union
was to that of England az to 3 in 1870 it
will be as 3 to ,. The tonnage of the [ :.
in lS04 was ,042, 40l tons; that Of England
2.27 ;A21, now the American Tonnage is ) :
t66i ,4l6 tons and exceeds that Of England
els ,ll6 tons and with the exception Of Eng
land exceeds that Of all thcrest ofEurope qG7 :
JJ2 tous. The Rail Roads Of our Country
are now double the length Of all the other
rail roads in the world branching in every
direction, aniihlatng space; il in one ex-
tended line, they would encrclc the elob2
from Fast to West and would lap over enough
to make two roads to California While tire
Nations Of Europe haye been involved in war,
dcsolatng the continent. AMI wasting their
resources in mutual destruction. our Country
has been continually advancing and wiI con-
tinue to advance. "a ipng rs We maintain our
present institutions This great relative III
crease of oar Country il evidence ttat TIE
time Is fast approaching and not far distant
when the ;. will have such I'm influence,
on the public sentiment Of the CIVILIZED world
as will impose ctl b ON the aggressive pow
er Of dnsp5tisn and that It's mission, as it is
firmly believed. i, from on high. II promote
Peace on Earth and good will to man, will
he cousummatad. Even now the proposition
has been rendered lly the L. $. t. the leading
powers Of Europe, to insert a new Articla in
the code Of National Law, that from hence
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

Our soil is black, rich, loose, deep
and ssTy productive. We saw 3 stalk
Of corn last yearEhich measured Is
feet 3 inches in height Wemeasured
the growth of a young apple, tree set
out abOu. the middle of May, which
measure 4 feet 10 inches. We came
from what Is known as the Miami Bot
toms in Ohio, famed land, the world
Over almost for Produetiveness, and we
feel confident IN asserting our belief
that Nebraska soil is very far superior.
Our opinion Is backed, teO by meRV
havefarmed both. There is something
peculiar, too, about this soil: it is not
affected either by wet or drOuth, Ike
otherland, butwn stand either extreme
without injury to the crop in it
Oxen are used mostly IN opening up
farms, after which horses on nudes are
mostly used Wenotice, however, that
some Of our farmers who discarded
oxen last yearare looking Up Others
again this spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
WRsT ERcTFKR.

Perhaps there is no point in Ne
braska Territory that offers greater
ndncement to the ~speculator or settler
than West Archer. Situated nearlyin
the geographical centre of Richardson
county, and surrounded by one of the
most popuEous and fertile farming dis
.tricts in Nebraska Territory, it cannot
fail to command an extensive and per
manent trade
West Archer is ten miles from the
Missouri river, on the dividing ridge
of land between the Great Nemaha
river and Muddy creek, both of which
streams afford excellent mill privileges.
The fails of the Great Nemaha, three
mdes distant, is the best water power
IA the Territory. A saEmiIl on Mud
dy creek, . miles distant, is now in
active operation. The saw and grist-
nil on the North Fork of the Nemaha,
is but SIX miles distant. These mills
are now engaged saving lumber to be
used By the town company in erecting
such buildings as the present press o.
emigration demands.
The mails routes from Omaha, Ne
braska City, and BrOKnviIle, pass
through this place to Iowa Point, St
Joseph, and Southern Kansas, and
cross line passes through from Oregon
No., to OrtIaramie thus fixing OIL
this point as the centre of travel AM
trade.
The merchant, mechanic and pro
fessiOnal man can find q beautiful HON
and profitable business at this point.