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HEAVY FAILURR.-Reeves, Abbot Il Co, exten-
sive railroad iron manufacturers of Philadelphia.
have suspended. Liabilities amount to $500 QUO
one-third invested as collateral security. Their
suspension is caused by the liabilities Of certain
railroad companies to meet their notes. The
same firm failed some three years ago, and subse-
quently paid their liabilities 1t is presumed
they will be able to continue their operations at
their works ...
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IL The American board of comm ssioners on
foreign missions held their animal meeting in
Providence II J., on the Sth instant The treas.
urers report shows the receipts for the past year
Were s359,UC0, and the expenditures 1891 500.
The debt Of the mission had been reduced TO g.,
SUI Twenty Weight missionaries had been SEM
out, and eighteen Were under appointment
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GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT James Lambert
the English pedestrian, completed the great feat
Of walking thousand miles in thousand hours
on Tuesday last at a. m. in Boston. His 997th
mile was made in % min 10 sec. /; his 99eth in %
min. IS sec. his 999th in 81 min. IS sec. aud his
l,OOCth In about 25 minutes. A large number Of
spectators were present at the close and bets were
made against the fulfllment of the undertaking
as late as II O'Clock the night previous
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IL Mrs. Hahn, calling herself an Indian doc
tress, has been committed to prison at AIbany,
n. Y, on verdict OF the coroner's jury, chary-
ing her with causing the death of Miss Margare,
Jockey, aged IS years, by poisonous drugs ad-
ministered for a criminal purpose
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SpJBJr or THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union urges the prOpriety Of the enact
ment of a law (by COngress) regulating the
election of United States Senators and sets forth,
at some length and with force, many cOgent
reasons for the existence of such statute. The
Union also denies, by authority, the rumor that
the Hon J. Clancy Jones is candidate for
the Speakership.
The hsteIiigeucrr joins the Richmond En-
suirer in urging that there be a cessation of
Congressional agitation of the slavery question.
Our experience teaches that they might as well
urge the wind not to blow
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RANGESii,
DERUyIAN GUANO.

L TIMELY NOTICE TO FARMERS.
] am now prepared to make engagements for
strictly PRIME article of A No. / PERUVIAN
GuANO, baltimore inspection, az Baltimore rates
freight added; Having hut limited supply, farm,
ers VIII consult their interest by engaging before any
advance IN price. ! have IL in store my National
Agricultural and Guano Depot, sig 7th street. or can
deliver 1t from other points, as may be arrange.
THIS Gusno can be relied upon as superior In quality
and conCition.
EDWARD p. SIMPSON,
tSuccessor of FItzhugh CoyleD
sel0 2w Sign OF the Golden Plough AID Eagle.
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CHEAP NJ USI CAL INSTRUCTION TO
~ SMALL CLASSES OR TO SINGLE w.
PUPILS-The undersigned wishes to &C tsay&
quaint the pubic that he is ready to receive SGx
pupils at Miss Harrorer's GeorgetotrR Female
Seminary.
Willing to serve the public upon accommodating
terms, as heretofore, he promises that nothing
shall be left undone on his part, to make his pu pIs
thoroughly grounded in the rudments that inp-d-
lment NAV prevent them from becoming scientific
PLAYERS. The Pestalozzian and Logierean sy stems
viii be preferred, they being the most approved in
the world. having been introduced into Germany.
for fundamental. Vocal, and Piano Instructors.
A PRIVATE SOIREE will occasionally be given
by the Classes so that they may not feel reluctant
to play when solicited.
For further particulars inquire at the Music Store
OF Mr., MctZerott.
JOHN F.. SCHEEL,
Sc 8-Sf Professor of Music
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II Part Of Russell's powder works at Ben
nington, Vermont, have been blown up, killing
two BOYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-House No.
! &c Louisiana avenue. Was hngton City-a Brick
Dwelling, nearly new, four stories and finished
basement. containing twelve rooms. with all the
modern improvements, water, and bells through
out-~ be sold at n bargan for cash, a reasona-
Bile credit would he given Apply To T.. X. LUNDY,
No l28 Bridge street, Georgetown, or on the premi
au ll:eolm
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THE DE BURG EXCELSIOR.

The subscriber, for tn first time would offer this
1avoIbly known fartIDzer as q desderatum TO the
Farmers, and Is able to supply the present demand
with superior article Prepared especially for the
wheat crop. This Is Mr.. De Burg's best, and can be
relied on as possessing all the merits lainIed for it,
Farmers who have not used IL are invited to max a
a trial as also of Gilman's Ammouiated Gnano,
$40 18th street, Washing ton. r>'
EDWARD +. SIMPSON
Sc Io-2w Successor of Fnzhugh Coyle.
NEW PARIOR HEATER OR IMPROVED
FElNUUR STOVE.
This Is the best stove for heating two or more
rooms extaut. and for beau'y and STYLE of -
hBish cannot b. surpassed. lis so construc- 81
tel that the fre pot can be changed from one, ~
holding hall a peck of coal to one holding halfSH
bushe thereby increasing the capacity for heating
10 any required degree.
These stoves will be putuP by, experienced work
men, and guaranteed TO work well.
Send in your orders before the cold weather sets
In, TO AVOID confusion and hurry, as the demand rs
lntr easing, particularly for the enlarged ire pot.
Also, improved Portable Furnaces lust received,
for heating halls, parlnrs. &c.
ne iO-eolm 7th st., opposite Patriotic Bank.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
L GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-The sub
scrber, intending to devote his attention exclusive
iy to the Auction and Commission and II cal Estate
business; offer for sale bis extensive stock
iture and House Furnishing Goods at greatly re-
duced prices, for cash or satIlactorily endorsed
notes. JAS. C.. MciiCIKE
au A-eolm Auction and Commission Merchant
EOR SALE.-Two small and eligihy situated
l. FARMS, within a short distance of the city.
Also. two comfortable BRICK DWELLINGS,
with spacious grounds attached. One IN the First
W ard, and the other In the Sixth.
Apply to ii. N. EASBS, IS 9th street. between l.
and NJ. sc eoSw
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BOARDING.

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN esn obtain
u ROOM AMI BOAHD at Mrs. r.. THOMP
SONS, corner Sd and streets south. Capitol Hall.
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nor SAI.E.-The Fixtures and Machinery of the
ISLAND BREWERY, situated on Maine ave-
nue., between IA and 9th streets.
Amy person wishing to engage in the business will
hTd this an opening for small investment, which
will be sure 20 pay.
The, Machinery is capable of brewing from 1--WE to
forty barrels per day, and there the premises
a plentiful supply of water.
The above will he sold with the privilege of the
lease, together with the Wagons, Dray, Horses and
Harness, &c.
For further information inquire on the premises.
QnNn a
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EOR RENT.-A good sized new Frame House,
Il sutab lie for two small families, situated on 10th
street east. next door to Mrs. Eckle, between aud
Z streets north convenient to the Navy Yard and
Capitol Hill.t Also, three convenient rooms, suita
BILE for small family, at No. 81 north street Capt.
to- Hill; and for : LIZ good Frame House, with
about $500 feet Of ground the of MARY land
avenue and Eleventh street east. Inquire of
A. HUNT,
Agent of the Potomac Insurance Company, No.
81 north street Capitol Hill. or through the City
Post Office. box 257. sens ~
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For ofher"F Rent and Sale" NOTICES see LIST pare
Tor SALE.-The BENCHES. MACHINE,
&c,. OF Carpenters h p, with the privilege OF
renting the same. Inquire at al street, between
cash. ns
EOk SALf.-Three three-story BRICK HOU-
Il SIS, within a quarter of mile of the City
Hall, one two story BRICK, with back building,
near the Circle, and one Frame COTTAGE, on
Capit9l Hill, with smaller Houses. and vacant LOIS,
In different portions OF the CITY. INQUIRE over
Washlngto on City Savings Bank OF
Sc lO-eon GRAFTON ID. HANSON.
FOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN.-A two
l. story BRICK HOUSE, No. 20, on the west
side OF GTeen street, between Gay ana Dunbirton
streets. To good tenant the rent will be moderate
For further patIcu ars apply to No. IS High street.
between Bridge and Gay streets. Georgetown.
IN-Stt
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
Still Club.
The Members of the STILL CLuB arxor nca N
their friends and the public generally, 0s
that ri the earnest request OF the cit - 41hH
lZens OF Washington and Leonard Hx1<z<ESzes
town, they have determined give an Excursion 70
LEONARDTOwN and PINEY POINTon FRI
DAY, September II, 1857.
They have chartered the safe and commodie,s
steamer PowHATAN, Captain Mitchell, for the occa :
sIon
gagged. ~ ~
" calls furnished by an experienced caterer.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS, admitting a gentle
man and two ladies: 10 be had Of the committee or
on board OF the Boat on the morning Of the Excur-
son, and at the following places 20. Boswelrs
Druk store, corner Virginia avenue and Seventh
street. Captain Brch's. foot OF Eleventh street;
NIT; Hon man's. opposite Centre Market Joseph
y: Burch, fennsy lvana avenue between Second asd
Third streets WIN. IOcts. corner of Seventh and l.
streets j; ID; Birch, street between Eighth and
Ninth, lsland J. w. Bean, Odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard j. Willet, do.
The Boat will leave foot of 9Th street, Washing
ton, at - O'Clock, a. m, and Alexandra at a. She
Will leave Pney Point on Saturday, the 18th, az 10
O'Clock p. m.
QmnIIgses will leave the Navy Yard at Z O'Clock,
and the Capitol at Ia.
Cou0Ittee OF Arrang,nsHtS
Jackson Humphrey, Edward Webb,
William w fillmore, r. L. Chidress
j. ID. Birch, Robert GnnneU
raWln AMEN. se5 "a Tn
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Z
before Court No l, in the case of Lieut. Gray,
John h. Cook; postmaster At Portsmouth, Va,
was examined on the applicants behalf
Before Court No. 2 in The case of Lieut.
Williamson, Commander Steadman, called by
the Government, has been examined to-day
Before Court No. ), the absence Of a witness
in Commander Lockwood's case, for the Gov
eminent, Lieut.. Temple, compelled an adj.
journmcnt over until tomorrow at a. M
when Mr., Phillips will probably read the de-
fence in that case.
A POLITICAL PANPHLET.-We have receive 4
from an unknown source q pamphlet styled
" Kansas State Rights. An Appeal to the De-
mocracy Of the South by Southern States
Rights Democrat Washington Henry Polk
inhorn, Printer" 1t is a carefully prepared
defence Of the Administration policy in Kan
sas, and also embraces a very able defence of
that of Gov. Walker. We know not the writer :;
but that he is some gentleman of ability, expe-
rience in public affairs, and excellent temper
for discussing such q subject as that of his
pamphlet, is very evident from its contents.
The LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD
yesterday, the plats and maps of the final loca-
ton Of this important work (receiyed at the
General Land Office on the day before, rs we
mentioned) were formally filed by the Land
Commissioner of the Corporation, who is now in
this city. That step will probably be promptly
followed by the assignment to the company of
the lands granted them by Congress, through
the State, which will serve greatly to relieve
their present financial necessities so far as i'm
proving the value Of their stock and bonds in
the market is concerned.
The CASE OF JOHN SNIrH.-It will be recol-
lected that John Smith, alias Francisco Soares,
who was convicted in New York of the murder
OF Charles l.. Grooves, cook of the brig General
Pierce, and sentenced to be hung on the 18th
day OF August last, was reprieved by the Presi-
Dent until the 18th day of September. The re-
pneVe granted being about to expire, the Presi-
dent on Tuesday last committed his sentence to
seven years confinement in the State prison in
the southern district Of New York. H
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IBE ASGLo-FREsCH ALLAScE.-The New
iork Journal Of Commerce seems to speak
authoritatiyely concerning the aim and results
OF the visit Of Louis Napoleon to England in pub
fishing, on Monday last, a long and interesting
chapter concerning the present and prospective
relations OF England and France, saying in the
course Of its remarks:
nder the agreeable disguise Of a friepdIv
visit, the recent meeting Of the Fnp-Tor ~
leon aud Queen Victoria at Osborne was In Ta
atty very much like a settlement Of accounts h..
tween two partners, On which the continuance mr.
dissolution Of the partnership depended Napo-
leon agreed to renew the alliance fsnd qua fantee
peace and security to Engl land ia Europe, while
she IL engaged fighting for the stability OF he.
empire Ia A STA, provided r rene policy IL aIlowt
10 DC supreme In Turkey and tbr Danubian Pdn-
clpalues, and provided Lord StTatford de Red
CINE Is sac ihced to his enterprising diplomatic
Ilyal, M de Thouyenel. AMER d due exannina-
flon OF accounts, Engiand's rulers accepted the
enered terms, and the Anglo French alliance il
declared TO be renewed on basis OF extreme
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WANTS.

WANTED.-An APPRENTICE TO learn the
~ LIN and sheet Iron business Apply NJ JOHN
shlRViNG'S, on the corner of Ilth and streets.
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The NEW COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS en-
tered upon the discharge of the duties of his Of
fee this morning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

NOTICE is hereby given to the public, that the
IN patent of PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR
Jelly 10Th, 1855. All persons found violating this
patent, or infringing on the same, in making, using
or vending, will be proceeded against in accordance
with the laws in such case made and provided.
GEORGE PAGE. Patanlee-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
1000 BUSHELS

Fresh NEac1T1ra 9esd!!
WE have now on the way from Texas the above
wv named quantity Of superior seed, of the new
crop. The present unlimited and increasing demand
for Hedge plants induced US to make every effort to
procure seed sufficient for our own planting, after
having been early appraised Of the lightness of the
crop. By the activity and promptness Of oitr agents
in Texas WehaFe secured almost the entire yield
The seed are expected to arrive by the 1st Of Febru-
AIRY, and viii be promptly shipped to previous orders,
from either Boomington,S st. Louis or Cairp. ial
An persons wishing fresh seed should send us their
orders Immediately. with plain directions, for ship
ping, for delay viii certainly ~resultin disappointment.
Our price will be reasonable, as We have adopted she
motto aCash sales and small profits" nAs
Explicit dhsCtiOns for sprouting and cultivating
will be sent 10 all customers. :
Seed viii b prepared fer vegetating for those who
desire il. Address,
OYERMAN & MANN.
BLooMINeToN, McLain Co, III.
January Isl, 1857 fJtE s46v
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Feb 5.1S57.
Columbus NurseyN.

6 For Central Ohio and all around!
OUR Stock Of Fruit Trees, &C., for sale the pres
" ent Fall and next Spring, is very large and fine,
including all the most approved varieties Of Apples,
Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, NcetaFinesF Plums
Ounces, Grapes, Currants, GoosbeEries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, etc. Especial care has been taken to
procure and propagate mostly such varieties of each
class as are found best suited to tho soil and climate
of tho West and South, where most of the winter
fruits, especially Of the Eastern States, arc Of no
value. y,.-fors vrA -a4g r.aseF Al rs-
Our stock Of Peach Trees is remarkably fine,
and the price so lon that all those who lost their
trees the past winter, should now replace them. OF
Cherry Trees also we have q fine supply, mostly
grown on MahdIeb stocks, which secures greater har-
diness to the tree, and if trained rather low, so as
to cause the tops to shade the stem from the hot
sun, it is believed no difficulty will be found in grow
ing fine cherries in tho South and West. Of Pears
we have d splendid lot, especially on dwarf trees, on
strong Angers Ounce stocks, the best for speedy and
abundant prodUctiveneSs. e-71
CATALoGUEs, with prices, ETC., will be sent to al
applicants. Nurserymon and Dealers in Fruit Trees
are invited to-call and examine our stock of Peaches
Pears and Cherries, especially, before sending East
as we believe they can save expense as well as risl
by purchasing of us. Wholesale Catalogues nov
ready. M. b. BATEHAM q Gu.
bro February 5, 1857. tIQa qo1o 9a5 .t9Db-4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
n SUGAR A
PURE E

The subscriber take great pleasure in informing
the Planters, Farmers and Cardners, that they
have secured from the most reliable sources q limit
ed Supplyof Fresh Seed Of this very valuable plant,
the properties Of which may be briefly summed up
as follows:
viii yield from 200 to 500 gallons Of fine Syrup,
equal to the best New Oreansl and from the same
roots, second crop Of excellent fodder.
I'd. SoWn broadcast or in close drills, on land
deeply ploWed or highlymanured, it will yield thirty
70 Bfy tkOusaHd POunds Of superior fodder to the
scrs.
Sd. It surpasses all other plants for sOiIing feed
ing green, and fodder, on account OF the great
amount Of sugary juice which It contains; and IS
greedily eaten BY stock Of all kinds.
9Th. L bears repeated cuttings, like Egyptian
Milet, growing OF freely and rapidly, after each cut
ting.
5th. Il islands drOuth much better than common
corn, retaining its green color and juieiness even after
the seed ~n1atures.
Str. The seed is excellent for human food, when
Eroundinto meal, and fattens domestic snimais very
speedily. From twenty-five to seEenty-fve bushels
can be raised on an acre.
The seed, which has been very c~arefullyke Kept pure,
from the original importation, viii De offered in cloth
packages, each containing enough to plant about one
fifth Of an acrein drills fleet by Is inches, with full
direction for the cultivation, which is perfectly
simple.
Inese p@cAABoe VIII % AVA"@aoOu ~ NsgtS z
Postage, 70 any address, on receipt of 81 for each
package. When not sent by mail, we viii furnish
a prOportiOnate quantity BY express at purchasers
expense.
Early orders are solicited, as the supply Of good
and reliable seed is quite limited. Applicants names
win be entered in the order in which they are receiV-
Cd, and the seed viii be mailed as soon as possible.
A pamphlet win be sent, postage free, to all who
purchase seed; or to any person who will enclose q
thre mt stamp.
DS4iers in seeds and country merchants can be
supplied at a liberal discount from retail rates, il
their orders are received Immediately.
Address with q plain direction for mailing or ship
ping.
We viii slso be prepared 10 furnish a simple and
efficient mill TO express the juice from the cane, and
cauldrons &C., for boiling the same.
Many testimonials In addition can be given L
prove It's adaptedness to the North western and
Western states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Notice.

EATLING to see several persons before left, who
ii had made bills at my auction, their accounts
have been left with r. W.Fqrnas, Ehoadyanced the
JOHN McfdEhSOh'
Brovnyille, Nov. %, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
CHINESE 9ugar Can

CHINESE Sugar Cane,
HHIlE subscribers can supply seed Of the lss
II valuable plant in limited quantities. him
up in packages and sent by NAL post paid, Ms
cents per package. Having been raisedby ourRlsv
we can youch for its purity. We can also sum-
packages Of seeds Of the Ice Cream and Onss
Watermelon and Fig Tomato at % cts. each.
Address orders to, III. A. TERRY, sec.
37--4w ar Council BaGs Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
81. JOSEPH, NO.

HmE- a"
HAS On hand, and to arrive, the following arti.
II cls8 which WILDE sold 70 the trade on accom-
nodating terms EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLE
SALE 81 Lf cb-gob 90
,lseaO0 Cigars ell quali-loe hs 3 D and W r
ties chees
1000 sacks G A Salt l56 boxes starch
200 Hhds N o Sugar 200 bbl andhf bbls water
500 SB Rio Coffee and but'r crackers
100 g o g Java Coffee 200 bbls and hf bbls pilot
loo %Laguayra q bread and pic MIC do
100 aHocha q 200 bbls soda milk sugared
$50 bbls half bbls andlO0 egg and wins do
kgs Belchers MolaSses; 100 bbls apple vinegar
30 bbh, half bbls and qr800 bxs Tobacco all grades
refined do 200 bxs smoking tobacco,
Use kalf chests tea al various brands
kinds asye sey.o 100 punches pipe stems
$50 bbls Belehers Sugar so bbls b S Sicily and
$50 bib, halls, ora, nos / Joca Almonds
and 3 Masksrel so bbls flberts, brazil
800 bxs dried herTings nuts pecans
1oM bb1 White Fish 100 kgs S @ Soda ;
dms dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted nails
80 bm ard candy 500 bxs half and on star
W. tonsy candies sbi5d eds
Ioo buMs and qn Rais-3Oo Do bar soap a3sd
i1s sed0 rock aRdy. ldF
~ 0Aa LININ
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Mvriads Of Maclura Plants. 1000
Bushels Maclura Seed.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
OHERMAN 8 MANN,
BIoomingtOn, III,

DEG leav) to announce that they have, for a
ID ser les ofyears. been engaged in the culture of
hedges and hedge plants, and having been greatly
encouraged by the success of the Maclura Hedge,
and stimulated by the immensely increasing demand
for the material, they have sown, the present season
on good, new land. about $50 bushels of excellent
seed-the produce of which is estimated at fifteen
millions plants n which they offer for the Spring
trade, II ,eouId hare required more than that amount
to supply the demand the past Spyiag. The terms
for plants viii be reasonable, and to dealers and 9TH
ers ordering plants by wholesale, great inducements
will be offered. 1t is very important that orders
should DC cntfn-Eaifnr as rncy VIII be registered
and filed in the order in which they are received
For the last three years they have been unable to
supply the demand, and it is probable that late or
ders cannot be filed the next Spring, as the demand
is expected to be four times greater than heretofore,
Plants will be securely packed and delivered on
board the cars free of expense, exception cost Of ma
terial.
They are also extensively engaged in importing
hedge seed, whichlthey sell on the best terms, and
always warrant fresh and good orders for which
should br sent in prior to the 18th of October next,
They will be prepared to sprout seed for such as de-
sire it. IN.
Having several extensive nurseries, they offer, at
wholesale and retail, a large stock Of thrifty Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Vines, Roses, Shrubbery, &C.
at the following points, to wit: Bloomington. Ill.
Mound Nursery Canton, ILL.,; Henry, EmWood, and
Havana, Ill. All Fruit Trees warranted to he of the
best varieties and true to name. All information
cheerfully given, and catalogue and premium essay
on Hedgehog sent to ell applicants. Address,
OVERMAN & MANN.
Feb. 5, 1851. Bloomington, Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
sUNDRfES,

Cotto1 yam carpet chain, batting, candle Wicks,
eotloannd hemp tEins, wheat and mealsseks, ares,
SPADES and sh0Vols, gardenseeds ard straw ukes.l log
chains lead shot powder brOoms, wrapping paper.
hemp nnnins, jute sad cotton cordages indigo and
nader, alum, white lead, window sash, window
fnA tomhiarsisrs Of different sizes, TASKS assorted
a1 mssahaab ark, pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy
cheries and peacheS current and raspberry ieIlies.
freh tomatoss canton ginger, preserves, nut megs,
aC9ia, perpersauce, tomato and walnut catsup,
lemon TrnR Holsters, s~ardines, extract and eaencs
e c1Goa chocolate, pickles, matches, etc.