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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
A INV T0WH-1AFEYar1E KANSAS.

Knowing the perfect mania for "lav-
ing eff new towns in this Territory
and Kansas, we have heretofore, and
intend hereafter to be exceedingly
careful in what We say relative to new
enterprises, lest We be- charged With
being accessory to palming off @fan-
cy affairs
AperaOnal knowledge Of a number
Of men concerned in the CIrE OF La
FATErTk recently laid out on the Mis-
souri, river, Doniphan county, Kansas:
a knowledge TOO of its location, many
natural advantages, and the amount Of
capital actually engaged in giving it .
" start warrants the belief that this
place will amount to something-that
its proprietors mean souiething-ir
short, that Lafayette uaH &c a point O
Importance in a very few years.
tits situated, as before stated, On the
west bank of the Missouri river il
DOniphaRIcuunty Kansas, eight miles
below Iowa Point tRenty miles abov,
St. joseph, and seven miles from Ore
gcn, Holt county, Mo-, two and one
half miles below the mouth of VOL
river, and two and One-half miles aboy,
the mouth of Musduito. Surroundec
BY a fine agricultural country, with
supply Of water, timber, stone and coal
A steamsawmill is now IN operation a
the place, and another, with which j
connected q gristmill, IL process o
erection.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
AN An
u incorporate tie BTUtcnriIe COIey<.

70 incorporate tie BrutcRriHe COHege.
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY the Council
Sad House Of Representatives Of The Territory
of Nehrnska, That Al Coat, Richard Brown,
d G. Sanders, and r. W.. FHrnas, their sssO-
ciates ind successors, he and are hereby created
& body corpOJSte By, the name and style Of the
BrownTiIle College, to be located at or within
one mile Of BFowilyille In Nemaha county,
Territory of NebrEka.
SEC ?. For the present the aforesaid indi-
viduals shall constitute the BOard Of trustees
of said institution.
SEC 8. The Objees Of said corporation shall
be the promotion OF the general interests Of
education and to- qualify students 10 engage in
the several pursuits and employmcnts Of soci-
ety, aud to discharge hOD0rably and Hsefully
the several dutiesof LIE.
SEC. L The corporate powers hereby ere
ated shall be such Only As are essential IN the
attainment Of such object, and such as are
usually conferred on similar bodies corporate,
viz To have perpetual succession. to make
! contracts, sue and be sued, TO plead and be i'm
pleaded, to grant and receive By is c0Tporzte
name, to do al other acts the same As natural
persons to accept, acquire, purchase, or sci!
property, real, personal. OF mixed, N al law
lfuI WAYS to use, employ, manage, and dispose
of all such properly and money belonging to
said corporation IN Each manner Is shall seem
to the trustees bSt ADAPTED to promote the
effects aforementioned % have : common
seal alE to alter such At pleasure to make
such br-lawsf0r is rcgulztio1 IS shalt noteon-
fFct With the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, OF the Org=Hic lsw Of this Ter
ntorE.and 20 c1nfeFo q Saeh PERSONS IS shall Be
considered WORTHY all such degrees Of merit
and honor As ara usually conferred By colleges
and universities
{ SEc-5 The t~1Istess Of ahe corporation shall
shall have autho4sfy from time 70 time to pre-
szibe and regulals the course OF studies 70 Be
purSued n szid institution IN the preparatory
and other dspartr5en& attached thsTst0, and q
tx the rats Of tui6rn ron rent and COLLEGE
expenses. % appoiut or employ Instructors,
professors and s1eh other officers and agents
as may be Necessary in managing the insfitu-
tor, 10 define theiF duties, powers and smploy-
ments; 10 remove either OF al Of the instruss
CEz officers or AGENTS IS said shall deem
tie Interests Of said institution TO Tsqaile; 4
"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
PERTonIckIS

We have of late been somewhat de-
linquent in noticing the numerous ex-
ceIlent monthlies which lind their way
to our table.
HARPER, is still what it has ever
becn-conducted on a plan mcst com
prehensive, and with admirable taste
and judgment 1t is well worthy the
extensive patronage it receives.
PUTNAM-This spirited work stiH
maintains the even tenor Of its
way" It must continue what it has
ever been, popular everywhere in the
United States.
NATIONAL AGAzISE--This period
icaI is conducted with marked ability.
In addition to literature and art, a
large space is devoted to religion. Its
articles are not trashy, but well ealcu-
lated to benefit intellectually and NOR
ally.
BLAcKWoOD.-We have so often spo-
ken of the character of this periodical
and it Is already so well known that We
need scarcely do more than cal atten-
ton to it. 1t is a work that brightens
BY use. We hope = club viii be sent
fsm here.
LrTTM's LrvNG AGE-This sterling
work gets the cream of al the news
paper and periodical literature of boil
this country and England. 1t is whai
its name implies. and he who reads i
constantly eaanot fail to keep well In
formed about this stirring ase of ours
DlRN HOUSEHOLD WeRns.s-Fa
miliar in their mouths as Household
Words is the motto, and TO make
everything useful and interesting thu!
familiar appears to be the object of th'
-eoRductor,t and right well docs n
succeed
Nhathas Becom'
of this old stand-by2 It has f4iledt'
reach US for several months past
LADIES REPosrToRx.-Thisisaw orl
of less fiction, perhaps, than any 0
the periodicals. 1t aims high IN
point, and has the ability I
carry il through We look upon j
as one Of the most valuable of th
monthlics.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

ID iacorporats The Br0rRrTe LyceEm, Library,
and LItcrary Association
Section 1. Be It enacted by the Council
ard House Of Representatives OF the Territory
of Nebraska, That r Brown, 4. s. HOHi-
dIy, III. S Thorpe, G.. W BrLtton. C. s Lang
don, ID. L. MeGary, Charles DoEsay, A. J.
Benedict, J.. NJ. Wood, J. L DOzTer, /. I.
Whyte, j.. Noel, E ". Lake, and z. W. Fur
ms, and their associates and SUCCESSORS, be and
are hereby created a body corporate and polite
by the Hane anu style Of the BrownviIIe Lyce-
un, Library and Literary Association
SEC. 2. For the present the aforesaid indi-
viduaIs shall constitute the board Of trustees
for said ~instituEioa.
SEC. g. The objects Of said incorporation
shaIl be the promotion Of and establishment
of q Lyceum, Library and Reading Room II
BrOwnyiHes Nemaha county, TenitOy of Ne
braSka- a
SEC L The corporate powers hereby ere
ated shall be such as are necessary and essen
tial in the attainment Of said object, and sucE
as are usually conferred upon such bodies
SEC. D The trustees Of the corporation or
majority Of them shall nave power to cleo
such officers, adopt Such bylaws, rules anJ
regulations, purchase erect or lease suitabl;
buildings and grounds fOg the use Of said in
corporation to purchase, receive by donation
bequcst or otherwise books, maps, charts, and
necessary aPparstaS to carry ous the objects o
the ASSOCIATION, as they may deem proper anC
the funds OF the corporation EiE warrant
SEC 6. This corporation shall have pcwe
and sgthOTity to raise a capital stock IN share
of five dollars each to the amount OF fit
thousand dollars, exclusive of such sums a
may be given By donation, bequest or other
wise, and shall have perpetual succession
SEC. Z. This act to take effect and be Il
force from and after It's passage.
ApproEed February 9, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

GIFT ENTE5PRIsE@Stu1 & Co., of
Nebraska City, are getting up what
they eaIl "Grand Gift Enterpise,"
for the distribution of town lots in
South Nebraska City, horses, car
riages, gold and silver katches, jewel
n, cutlery, sc. Mr.. Dsrrid Siegel and
Charles DOrsy, Esq, IRE agents for
this place. Tickets 81 drawing I'd
June hua5r S prizes 5000. sPitch
in.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

~ 14@A 8&4Ae
AelHszaio1s sonsedoa of facts from the ussss
and expsEense q IeelEzfll Pratt Culturists
Esngs1 hE Wetleal ua n the 0r1hzrd and
Ga1esn, HOoeEa, for@e5y Editor Of the
Wester1 Farmer and Garlsuer. CinciunGi
AosrS EzzasA, Krp @
Through the kindness of the pub
fishers We hare received q copy of the
above. We profess to have some ex-
PeTience in Horticulture and have given
this work = very careful perusal, and
do NOS hesitate to pronounce It very
valuable. The arrangement is admir-
able, and cannot fail to prove IN &C
lceptable companion to any lover Of
fruit and fruit culture
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

NEW DRUG SIORE@ H. MAuN &
Co. have Just opened up IN their new
room on Nam street an extensive stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, fire bottled Ii
quors, Preserved Fruits, &c We have
tried a ofBeaches from this house,
and find them as nice and fresh as
though just from the tree They have
also q fine stock of goods '.just suited
to the ladies-Pcrfumery, and a thou.
sand and one fancy articles " too te-
dious to mention. Call and SEE fol
yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

extensive additiors Of new Type
To. Brozze, Cards 1e- made to ths
OGcc, ne claim 70 be abe 10 taEn OIL
- masner u~nsurp1ssa p aHy e4e-
- being > P-zctie1 PlHter hlmseiffan
rs employ 81 s~sesnPlzaed ~ e1pel-
5s1sy Jos PHEteT. Is dsts5TinS9 n% 70 ,.
- IA nc sEssuson o. yg9 No1k; Cra,
FsstEs latest EEPr0Ted Gard
% - Wakf uCoio-s, Bu0uze Work. &e-
uarieziar aftsadoa-
$40 wTlb be promptly ATTENDED
- 20 rveztaefieu q n0pay-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
nrErgs 70 oaRREsPuEuEErs


a v. g Of Ohio: How far is
Bruvlle from the Kansas line 4!
Ia. arc yoar school and church priv
Legs
B-7rgule is thirty miles north Of
Kansas line.
We have had a very good school, of
use Of the lower grades, taught
TIL months IN the last year. We
ave as vet no school building. The
riorial School Law Is very liberal,
asvhst similar to the Ohio law.
year the BrovnviIIe District re-
7ei $50 Of the public monies.
Our people are mostly ~church-go-
s people. We have preaching erery
SABBATH BY some one Of the denOmina-
rs. The only organized church is
be Christian. The Methodist Confer
flee have made an appointment for
place, and We presume a church
~ganizatiOD VII be effected this sea-
4 There are numbers OF those be-
agiHg 70 other denominations hero
ted Brethren, Baptist, Prcsbyte-
ans, &C. nearly or quite enough Of
r. TO organize.
sT.R, Of Indiana: Is Nemaha
IN your county? How far from
-,'wvaie, and what are its pros.
recs:7
It is ia the same county, and Eve
os fom BrownvTle. We think il:
4ects are rather latterins thar
ierElse. The town site Of itself i
surpassed on the Missouri; tits Gu
z however, from being a river pOin
heavy body Of low ground lyin.
tween Il and the river. Its propri
Is think that a good landing can b
Ired It is almost Immediately ;
mouth Of the Little Nemaha rive,
surrounded by a heavy settle
and as good land-mostly pra.
- ever seed was put into. The
7ulting and otherwise driving ma.
quito briskly this season
81 B. NC" Of New York. @Wh;
ne population Of your place? Ho
a! mercantile houses have you, an
about What amount of capital 1
employ
Our population is something Ovr
We have three mercantile house
"a 4 capital, each, Of about $500
W. of Michigan: did yOr
- raise a surplus of grain la
70 supply emigration; WI.
Of a sod have yous Is It pr
-aTe: Are horses or cattle use
ay BY farmers!e
vas thought last fall there YOU
Surplus Of corn, hay and Todd
emergency; but the demar
much greater than was expeete
sPring unusually late, We Ia,
afaS again upon Our Nilsson
e1'0fS- Corn, however. has n
ever % cents per bushel un-
e'enty ii is nos selling at $
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

EMMA-We again return thaRks to
the gentlemanlJ Officers Of the steamer
Emma for files Of st. Lonis, New York,
and St. Joseph papers This boat is
weIEknoWn in the MissOuEn river trade,
and We need only say she is yet what
She has ever been, makes good time,
and has good accommodations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

Thousands Of persons looking at the
country have visited u town this
spring, and al agree that BrotrAtiHs
possesses more RatHral advantages than
any other torn on The rircr. They are
equally unanimous, too, in another
matter, viz: that o neea more eRezgA.
These are both facts there is no getting
around. Nothing under heaven but a
lack Of energy viii prevent Us from
taking The lead, in a few years, of any
other point IN Nebraska. But, SAYS
one,-with considerable old fogyism in
his veins,-have we not progressed
rapidly the past two years, more so
than almost any other place? Yes,
that $ true, we have. But is that any
reaseR why We should field our AIMS"
this season, "lay back in the shade,
and allow some other point to spring
into existence and Outstrip u.s. Non
sense-worse than nonsense to think
Of such 4 course. We want improve
ment this season Of q public nature
more than at any time heretofore, and
more too than at any time for years to
come. N0r Is Just the time ice need
them. andth factis, zee muSt hare them,
or VIII feel the consequent bad effects
for years to come. The improvements
We need most particularly now, r a
good hotel, a good respectable church
building, and a school house. Wcnced
a court house, but al get along better
without that than the other building:
we have mentioned. Several attempts
have been made to erect these build
ings, but some trffing affair or other
upscts the whole matter, the sGbscrip-
ton paper is torn up, and the whole
thing " fzzles." One man who OWE.
considerable property won't give any
thing unless the hotel IS built next tc
those lots of mine or if you viii
agree to purchase this lot Of NE, at my
price, and put the hotel on it, Iwill b
liberal" or Eff you will agree my
friend Mr. - shall keep the hotel
will dosomething nice for you Jus
such foolish positions as these have
thus far prevented the erection Of
first class hotel in BrownyiIle. Tn,
fact is just this, we have few person.
here,-enOugh to "clOg the wheels
who are afraid some one viii make
~doIar or two more in an enterpris.
than they viii.
1t is high time we throw aside sue
childish feelings and actions, and &C
Ike men. 1t requires no argument
surely, to prove that every dollar pu
into public Improvements in a me-
place like this, adds dollar to dollar i
valueO of other property. Twenty thou
sand dollars put into the buildings "
have named viii enhance the value {
property in BrownviHe fifty .thousan
dollars the moment they are complete
there is no mistake about it.
j II We have stepped on anybody
\ corns, We II sorry, but can't help
At As the preacher sometimes says, 'duf
requires US to be plain, and we fnreu
to be o so In future, than we hay
been IN the past.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

7.rt n this TerTit5rys coming from
The States. often suggest % rs
I--szs In their Cd nelsa5orhooaS we
-. -rue subscribers they eoGA see
%-z1srsrisc-. WealTzys sena speei-
s1d persons relieving VII
- 5--sus = regular a5sc7eer, foIt-
- o,Eeu. feeling suReient EnieE e
- IAN the usual PEI cent for neIr
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
We nOtics the 81. JOSEF b D ausrs,as

rs We n0ticR-the St Joseph papers, as
wen as some Of our up-riTer papers,
are complaining Of a practice of which
al our boats, perhaps, are more Orless
guilty in some degree, viz, charging
as much for freight from St. Joseph to
BrUKnv1le, Nebraska City ,Onnlha, and
the Bluffs, as they DO from st. Louis
70 those points. Ne have noticed this
Frequently, and heard no little com
plant about the matter, and hope boats
Mn see die mprOpnetyOfsnOlacDur
and III the future adopt different one
There Blalse another matter we have
had reasOnIto complain bitterly Of, and
also hesrdmueh from others, thatis the
very careless manner of Handling goods
Il IS nothing uncommon to have goods
damaged mereJtg 1-areIessness than
the freight and insurance both amount
to. There isRoreasen HhybOxes well
hoped and securely nailed should Be
broken All to pieces IN coming from St
Louis 70 this place; and yet such is
frequently the case. We call attention
of steamboat officers To- this matter,
and sincerely hope they viii consult
their interests as well as that of others,
and Introduce a speedy reform. This
" up countrt opens ND a " fat trade
for Toa, gentlemen, and You can vel
afford to exercise great care and atten-
ton in your business
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

The WHEAT CROP-Speculators IN
-four hare been endezvormgsthis spring
to create q notion that the wheat crop
this year is goilgtp prove a failure.
Our exchanges are nearly unanimous
In prOnOuneing this a panic for specu-
lating purposes" We are satisfied
from all the information We can gain
that the wheat crop everywhere look:
well, and the prospects fattering.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

n SILVER HME-This new and ex-
eelIent steamer landed at our wharf
Monday, May 18Th furnishing Is St.
Louis papers Of the 18th. She was
only Is hours d ming from St Joseph
ID BroNnEIle. Ii vii be seen she is
making tie tame Of the season. Her
trip before this one, was the quickest
made this season. Her present trip,
however, is ahead of that Her ex-
'ceIIent model, good machinery, and
experienced officers cannot fail to make
her q fast and popular boat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

MERCHANT AnoR--We have failed
to call attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. E. E. PARKER,M Merchant Tailor,
who has recently come to this city.
He has purchased property, erected a
building, and gone to work like he
meant something. He is a good work
man, and we bespeak for him . liberal
patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

-. sxrbraska AdvertiseT- having
-, F,--est circulation Of any paper
1900 wholesale Merchants in
Loui>, s.. dosePhs Cincinnati and
r,.seru markets where Nebraska
-s,nys purehase, will find no better
sreuisius medium N the Western Coun-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

W-.rgnorud By the officers Of the 0ma-
! zzd once, that that Office VII be coudnu-
cp1 fr business n every portion Of the
r1v Is heretofore, until the day Offices
l. gcnd n the other Districts
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
HORSE SHOETNG:a pIain treatise

HORSE SHOETNG: a plain treatise,
with Illustrations, by VIZ Miles,
ESQ., author Of the Horses Foot,
etc. Philadelphia Henry Carey
Baird Contents-preparing the
f5ot-the shoe-choosing a shoe
cutting of the heels-the rail holes
9tdng the shoe-hling up the
shoe-nsils-nailing on the shoe
shocing with leather-renoving-
General observations ~
The publishers have furnished rs .
copy Perhaps no matter connected
with the a of that noble animal the
horse, has been 50 Each neglected al
proper attention to shoeing; and yet
there is nothing more important This
work Is Just what is needed, AID should
be in the hands of not only every
smith, but every loverO f q good horse.
It is a plain, practical treatise IN The
simplest language, such as the leata
informed are familiar with, and every
improvement illustrated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
TOBACCO,

4O01GGOf
or the best brands chewing and Ci-a1
finest quality and EzEsr-
PRUITS AND LIQUORS,
Preserved, fruit sr piss. B-1udied pesrhes, f-eSh
PEACHES in cans. puTc h1u0rs Tor medical purposes.
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, IRISH whisky, Bour5ou
whisky, ginger brandy, Coguise brandy, CUu1ial,
POrt VINE, cherry vine, white vine, uaI71 vine.
STATIONERY
FOoiscsp paper, fancy letter paper, git edge aOte.
and envelopes plain fancy and embossed. Pens AMI
penhoders, Inks Of al kinds iukstazds and Eabcrs
pencils, sealing wax waters.
ASplendid Assortment Of Pcrfumeries
Comprising, Lyons htharon, eslo-ae, pma5e,
/ genuine OK marrOE, bear grsase and oils =rsk
and essences Of al kinds and Of The E1ese eEaIitv,
EitAan st1sr articles usually kept in = Dsug Store
Prescriptions Compounded az 81 hSGs With s4Es
and despatch.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

4 PRESENT WHIT Is 4 Present
Hold on, now, and wcH knock the lid
off this box, and asee hat hes beyond
there surely is some good in store
for US" Well, here We have it
Mushroom Gatsup, Walnut do, TOmato
do, extra fine Pickles, Turkish Smok-
ing Tobacco, BOX RegaIias, and-and
bottle Native WineTdo.I Branay-one
dozen bottles in al, and smoking stock
to last all summer-an manufactures
and ,putHHpoBy JoHS WuLIais, Main
street, Troy, Ohio" Well, that's toll
erably FIAT" but it's just Ike the
3 Lnjun"-heFi VIII do it that way, and
we can't help it. He viii Save
things about right, and @'eave EN- a
a felIer too sometimes.
Our thanks are also due the IniteC
States and Richardson Missouri iyel
Express Companies, who we're kint
eRoughto send the box containing la
above through on the I'D H Line
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

- u--r.s ard NeruGhz County
- -,s-e-.-wiE be taken At par in
- fr f-5c5teiHcs 20 IRIS O1se@
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

--.-t~ruveIoued for mailing
= az visitors ard others
sc 1aa --+-,rv 70 their friends IN the
fsr thres, 81, nine q
FrFe minis
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

Mr. Adrs5isy:-I send yOu the
townships IN which the land IS subject
to presumption at the Land Office re-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
The Office is constantly crowded '

LII UNIV NVASA4Aty OAONOCA Will
pre-emptOrs, and the Register kept
very busy IN the discharge Of his
duties.
The steamer Washington City has
just been purchased by a company in
Omaha for hotel purposes, and IS to be
kept as such antil the hotels now IN
der contract are completed and ready
for occupation understand that Mr.
Durham, formerly one Of the gentle
manly and accommodating landlord:
of the Hamilton House, Is to occupy it
Fifteen thousand dollars was the
price paid for the boat just as she
stood, including furniture and every
thing connected with it. FRIEND.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
TERMS
ZOOPER'S
WESTERN FRUIT BOOK.


the Notes and experience Of slIca
ccssful frat culturists, ar
ranged for
PrGcfie1l use IN TIE Orchard and GardH-
b Ed BOOFER mezber of the Gneinnati Hu-
~ticulsUTal Society, and f5rus-Iy editOs e sic
-Weste-z Warmer ard Gardener with eEgEisit-
" COlorrd Illustrations Of Western EraitL. Orps
vO.ume, lime. Pres 81 VIZ be Eat By nail
fr that price, CT can Be lad O< kookE,aFs-
OareoUHETT, covers 50 lzrEs . spases that IL - ina
possible to make books OF this ehaEacte- alautcd b.
AL ucradians. Tais yOluns em5odiez the expect
encs Of practical Esn, and EiI-bo fsUsd ~puecisei1'
fitted fE the - e Western Partners and
Fruit Growers The WOck hzs been ~es-CfalIs
examined bJ several Of Tie mast ~a-ientfc sanoaE;
WestC-R Panalogzts, WhO have given 1.-THE higbssr
praise The orders before PG0laatiCR 6ay lAVil
Ist reached 25d8 copies fnr this EorF.
These bOOEs are WORTH working for an3 are Eartl1
buying because they 0 sEs ahEsh order q nSerit.
MOORE WLSTACH KEYS CO.
PEblEthcFs, CineIrnnzi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

Gen Sam Houston Is the AmeriGa
candidate for Governor Of Texas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY giTsa- that On the 6th day Of
~ February, 1851. the ArtieIus IL Is.ursarsiiou
q the BrOwnville Bzlk were racarlsd n he ofcs
1t tho Register Of DoEds e the Co9nty e DouEIass,
In the IeErit1Ey az HshzsR The nams q the
CgKTarzti0n isas HbaTe EGl1ed- The principal place
Of ~trauastf1S business. he CITY a. Omaha IN aid
e1Irey e DuagiaE- TIE business % be ta1sac1ed.
Isgitimaea BankinE. Ths srn1untaf CAPITAL Sick
$4e1090, S3s.800 % Be pd iwnndiataly Et h tima
Of ErbscFibing Stock, and the residue on ths order
sf The DfrastoTs IL enstaIm61ts a. I've M cent
K=tsns e euunaneemGuE, Ia a Fshruau. Is5T.
and its termiaati61 Hts-yesrG HEhes znsaut q
indebtsdnez net 60 D9dtwo-thirisu az the Cazizl
SeosE- fha Affairs @ ths CurpnEtign e. be en-
dnstsa By = Boai 81 Dir=to1 . RrsidsuL Tics
President, and CakiG.
kay 2ls, 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

-TAKEN mp an thC 18th day Of April 1851.
Il By Am5D Sc Shelby On his faruu IN Richardson
souuty, near Archer, enc large white steer worth
twenty-five dollars. about eight years Cd, . ka1f sFpP
ears fr0zsu o.. bo-h ears red. the lefs bor knoehea
down By the side Of his head, ssns I'D spSS o. his
fore les.
Nay list, 1881. A-5s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
TPIIiD CRANBERRY PLANTS.
- 60 LRRAEeENFETs.

-E have fr sale, I few theusand plants q
r.,r Sure-c Upland Ben Cranberry
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
PRUITS AND

or the best brauda chewing anazaOkins. Ci-.u
finest quality AID EsEar-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

The merchant, mechanic and pro
fessional man can find q beautiful home
and profitable business at this point.
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