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Ksoxrx Amrav rsnALs SExlxAsY.-Ths
programns q this new Institution. which
Ne publish this morning, will attract attsn-
ton. Il spsaks for itself.
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- 4 simple girl sndssvors 70 eomnsDd
herself b. The exhibition Of fyiyolous %.
conplishasnts, aad mawkish ssnsiasut -
shallow g her mind.
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0OmN w. N00AGv
ATT0RNEY AT Law,
AGQA -.
flv4ICk - Johnson street, bstwsen "a ard ~,
Oin vssandsh Building, aajoiaipE the PustolRce.
novedly
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ovSIca Iowa srA-s IssuaAscs Co.,

ksoKuk, Oct. ~, 1857.
NOTICE Il hereby given 10 ths Assbess Of tie
IN Iowa State Insuranee conpasy, that an
ASSIGNMENT bas hsss ordered BY ths Directors, 10
pay losses, IL 10 per osnt. On all pssoium notss
aus the Company On tAs i3sh day - 6spasnbsr,
1857. The sid assessment - b. paiA u the s1kes
II ttS Company in ths stty Of ksokxt, oa or -
fose he lotA asy ot DsesabsT, 1851.
set35-dtA VI. y. TURNER, Secretary.
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THE comfortable Avslliag ~ 7th street, tst.
Posssssion givsa n tie 9Th Of November. Rsut
modUats, and payshis neatAly In sdvasss.
rlOKLEN . LUCAS,
nov5dtf ThisA-st.
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a LHxAND1R's Kil Gioves san s femA q
- ssp3sd PRIMES.
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= A poor wife "dsars'' and "my loves"
her hasband, but wont ssw button on his
cost 10 kesp hin iron frsssiag.
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HardeetY,s Hall.

COnNE1 o. Ram = sEvGNrQ.Drs.
T1lHIB HALL 10 The largest aaA Gssst In ~
i City, and suitable for Consents, Lsstasss, Puh-
Nc Asstines, IL. Il y nov Tor rest on rsssenahis
novsd q. N. uARDEsTY 1 BROS.
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1Ws know Some men vho, when they
are perpIsxsd in argomsat, 81 ont iast =
poos dsbtcfs sometimes Get Oh Of jail-thsy
swear out.
Raags - rhsr0sAsssT, Win4s, ke.,
soR rns WEEK ssDfno xov. 8, 1851.
BY ID. C. DEWEY, n. b.
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LAVE formed . oo-paytnsrship N the psaetiss
i i Of Law, and will afford % all haaisess o.
trusted 70 shsir oars With reapts1ss anA xdslity.
O1iee IL 6amplsa bsildisg. - SsaonA-ssssss.
Eoy 6th. l6t1-d1p
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CH A.. ". LO WRlE,

PIANO FORTE ron SALE.
A MkW Piano Forts, from tbs oeishsaisd mana
n factory Of Hsilss, Davis = Co., Boston. for
sale cheap Tor Cash, or win exchange for oosntry
produceof aay kind. KING kTAYLOR,
ostlS Cor Lsves aud Msin~st.
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TO 0ENTl4E1EN.
v1SuE 4pslief s1eSk of cal1ss Casslnesa, Vest
i ine& Shi1ts, 1Eawess, NlStss and MusieSy,
Ghauh I'D travelling Maakets, Willie I'D, until
lsrfAsr losice, at LESS THAN RAbTGkN COST.
R01 CASH =. p. x03I4R A
sov3dAw 6seeudsess
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hardly nscsssary for rs TO reesr 10 this hto,e
= the character Of which 10 70 veil and favorably
kaown throag houtt Interior Of this sSd the ad-
Joining states. Although patented soDeten yssrs
ago,it posscsssssv every real impfovsHent that hes
ever been N sde upon the dsscending-1ue stove; 81
thss anne time Il has stood the mostssvsrs tssh Ct
any Cook Stove now IN use. Our confidence In the
same il such thatwe ars willing TO warrant " 70
purchasers fortsn years. Sale Rooms = Mani
spr3-d CONSTOCk . Bho'
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
RAu RnAn LccrnErr-

The bridge over the Du Page river.
about seven miles West of this city.
gave way on Friday night last, by which
three lives we're lost, and an engine.
seven cars, and a large amount of
freightEas destroyed
HE DIED AT HIS PosT.-A. sad, but
beautiful and touching scene was wit
messed at the accident at the Du Page
bridge In the morning after the aeci-
dent the slow toIling of a ben was
heard. On looking to see whence il
came, it was discovered to proceed from
the engne as it lay submerged in the
water The waves as they foamed ant
surged over the sunlen engine swaveS
the bell, which alone with smoke-01ip,
appeared above the water, and causeS
It to give a slow, tOlling sound. WheY
the Engine was raised from the water
the Engineer, was found in a standin.
posture, with his stiff, cold, iev hand
firmly graspiag the throttle Ualre, a
though amid the thick darkness he hai
discovered the perilOus situation Of th
train, and had sprang to avert the ruin
But II was tse late-tho Engine an
train, with its precious frslgAt sf lif
and property. went down, aiad durin
the drearv night, the Engine ben an
the mad rushing waters rung Outa Eol
emn requiem for the dead L is Pre-
bic that had net the freight train gon
down, as It did. the passenger trai
from Chicago, due two hours later, an
lOaded WITH sleeping passengers, wouI
itself have taken the fatal Ihlunee =
JoIiel (IH-) TsNe Deaocraf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
INV MAI R0VTK.

@Let us rejoice with exceeding
great JOY The long looked for
come at last. Atri-weekly mail has
been established between this place
and ROckpOrt, No., S. T. NUCKOLLs,
Esq, contractor. The name Of the
contractor is a sufficient guarantee
that service on this road viii be faith
fully andpunctuaIly performed And
further to know that GEO. E. McCLARY
has immediate charge and management
Of this route, is still another guarantee
that our mail wH come, no matter what
kind of weather.
We have now great reason to hope
we shall receive mail matter hereafter
with some degree of regularity.
Mr.. McClary runs on this route an
Express Coach line, and VII carry
passengers and express matter in
comfortable style and on reasonable
terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

ssClifton@ the Washington CORES
pondent Of the Cgeveland PIa;ndealer,
pays the following deserving compE-
ment to Hon. B. B. CHApMAE, our
Delegate in Congress:
This Congress has been somewhat
noted, thus far, for Its iIliberaIiity to-
wards the Territories. There are seven
Territories in all, embracing an area
of country, and a population sufficient
for an Empire, and yet three days only
have been set apart for the business
of all the Territories. Two of these
days we're consumed by the Bribery
COMMITTEES in an attempt to make a
hero-mal'tyF out Of the little cores
pondent az the n. Z. Times. Two
other days were designated, and one of
these was consumed by the funeral
services lof Hon. P. s. Brooks, so that
there is hardly any time left, or at
least but one day, and delegate who
gets any. business done for his Terri
tory under such circumstances, has to
use unrommon diligence, and be DO
ssessed of faculties of no ordinary
character. The Territory of Nebras-
ka has been exceedingly fortunate in
being represented by man of this
character. In fact your old friend,
Hon b. B. Chapman, seems to have
accomplished for Nebraska what all
the other delegates have not been able
this session to get for their constitu-
encies- He has secured d division of
the TerTitory into Land Districts, ap-
preparations for the erection of Pen
tenti&ry, and has nearly brought to a
successful issue measure for the con-
struc4ion of a wagon road from the
Pass to California, and which the com
mittee Of the whole House have de-
cided to amend by an appropriation
Of $100, 900 to have the work CON-
mence- at Fort Kearney, which is,
believe, about two hundred miles West
Of Omaha CITY, and from which latter
place to Fort Kearney, a road is now
being constructed under the super
vision Of the War Department.
i This bill of Mr. Chapman VIII pas;
if it can be reached, and it no doubt
will be, for he has combined an array
Of interest in Its favor which can hardly
be resisted. 1t win be the first open
ing up of the great highway between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and d.
more to unite the now diverse Interest,"
and fatstions of the country and facil
1 it2te ilrter-coInlnnnication bekween th,
distant portions of the Union thai
anything heretofore done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

SEASON ARRANGEMENTs.-We call
attention to the steamboat adver-
tisements in our ADVERTISING columns.
We are glad to know that Captain
JOE. HOLLAND, and Captain BAKER are
still ssin this trade May they meet
with that success to which their good
management river experience and
gentlemenly department justly entities
them.
The OMAHA, ADMIRAL. and VIM
CAMPBELL, boats Of last year, have
been reftted, and viii be on hand under
new commanders. Capt. WNLASD, We
have ''traveled the waters" with, and
speak from the Book" when we say
he makes slime pass pleasantly" to al
who entrust themselves to his care.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Arlps gtenls.

An application is about to be made to the
New lI0rk Legislature, for a charter for COM
pany to construct a bridge across the east river
from New York city to Brooklyn.
MFR. Clayton, u. S. Consul to Moscow, left
for thiit city on the 9th.
The ship Columbia went ashore, on the
southern breakers at Charleston, on the 18th,
and viii prove total loss.
Navigation on Lake Ontario is now fairly
opened.
There have been about twenty convictions
fur fcrseFy of land warrants, during the past
year.
/ StDdweIl and Lee, of Virginia, had hostile
meeting in Washington on the afternoon of the
! 18th. Affer firing three harmless shots, a
board Of honor was appointed TO effect an ad-
| iustnaent Of the difficulty. Several members
Of the House were present.
! Some chap few days since reached bis
hand into the window of the New York Cen
tral Railroad ticket Office at Syracuse and
secured $3.50 IN bills, with which he made on
The British Government has invited ar
chitects of all nations to furnish designs Tor
christian monumental church at COnstantinOple,
% c0mmemorate the triumph OF religious tOle-
ratipus in Turkey.
The Grsat Western Railway of Canada
transported II ,131 passengers ID the hrst week
in February.
SHoRr PAssEgE.-Ths celebrated clippel
ship, Dresdnollght, Capt Sanuels, arrived a
New York on the 9Th inst-, from liverpool, II
the very short time of FL Gays, having lefi
IAN 18th, and passed CAPE Clear 2zd-mak-
ing the run from land to land IN 10 days.
i IA young man in Washington was 50 affecs-
J eG BT UNEXPECTEDLY drawing a prize Of 81 500
! in tie Southern Military AcadenlT Lottery
thit be has become hOpelessly ihsarie-
& Ii has been proposed to the British govern
mtut to purchase one Of the small Islands o
the Wess Indies as penal cotOny.
CnAnProx Provided rok--Arnong othe
: l.diplomatic changes It IS announced that ST
john Champion win succeed Mr. Howard a
British Minister at Lisbon.
+ One hundred and fifty Thousand tons Of rail
, lnad iron were made il the United States, i
tiIs year 1855
Nr. j. L. Barton, Of Alton, offered to Civ
! the Stste $1e,000 year for the State prison
Casey was tOlhavs Is for 5000.
1 Great damage was done in Canada BY th
! breaking up of the rivers last week.
!, Coautsrfsit los Onthe Flour City Banl
z Rochester are IN circulation
! n I
Al The Ohio Fiver has got down again into
s good ra<risable conditieFn-
: It is said that 20 negroes were killed at th
Dover Iron Works, Tenhesses, dr1ring the Iai
4 sKsitsElsnk
3 The latest accounts from Albany, put dow
the loss by the fOs'd in that city. at s. .50oO0I
n A bin Elas passsa the Assembly aII0win
the Illinois Central Railroad I'd increase j
st0Ck 70 s5D0. .000,0 ,0o(E
whose sd discounts 81 hslr anosns Mount % . z5s60oS6
"a The Ghsrgkee, s. a., hon Works 'lapsts.
ID sold to sEn English Company for $500 600.
Flour' in ths Boston market has been iDun
% Be 25 lbz.sh0Ft in slsHe instances.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
HEu FAILURES

1nalmOst all our exchanges dissa-
tsfaetion is expressed about the fre-
quent failure Of mails; It seems not
confined to particular localities, nor to
any one section, but to all, throughout
the country. Connected With this
matter, there is a notorious fact, of
which the Department should be fully
and promptly adEised-that the very
accommodating gentlemen, who have
charge Of some Of our western mail
routes, are in the habit Of leaving the
mails to take a good cargo of passen-
gers. This Is one Of the principal.
and in many instances, the only cause
Of mail failures. But, it is useless tc
eomplain-we must submit to the
punishment The whole race of Post.
masters and contractors have beer
abused, and. threatened to be kicked
whipped, and hung, but We de not Sc,
that anything has been accomplished
Likely there has been a slight mistak
IN the family to which these individual
belong. If 50, We should use persua
tlon and gentle measures to get ther
tOdO their duty. Try tit may dc
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

The late COmOdore Stevens, Of the United
States Navy, used to relate the following an
necdote. The incident ocruuea during the
examination of the brave Capt Tattnall.
Capt Tattnan Chen Nidshipnan Tattnall,
and a very modest, retiring young gentleman
was called up to be OEorhalled, when the fol
lowing dialogue between rough jolly old
Commodore, the senior officer present, and him
self occurred, viz:
CoIn.-Mr. Tatsnall, what would be yolrl
course, suppOsing yOu were of a lee shore, the
wind blowing gale, both anchors and youl
rudder gone, all your canvas carried away, and
your shipscudding rapyidly towards thelreak-
ers?
Tatk-IcanuOt concsiEe,sir that such aeon.
binatiOn Of disasters could possibly beifalI I
ship in one voyage.
Com. Cspeaking very severely Tut tn
young gentleman, we must have your opinion
suppose such a case to have actually occurred
Tatt-Well, sir; sails all cal1ied away. die
you say sir?
Com.--Aye. all--eVery rag.
Taft-AnchOEs gone, SIR?
COm---Aye; not an uncommon case.
Tatt--NO rudder either, sir2
Com.-Aye. rudder unshippsd.
Here the young officer dropped his heai
despondingly upon his breast, and the old sal
continued sharply:
Com.-COme, sir, what would you do wit
yOurshir?
TAFT. Craising his hsadl--fd let her go /
-, sir, where she ought to 90"
Com.--Right, sir, right Mr.. CLERK, emo
Mr.. TattnaE as a passed. midshipman-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

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Ths Louisville Journal ssates that over TO-
600 young hogs have perishea By cold this
WinieE, in EOrheEn Kentucky.
Two young woman have been passing cOun-
terfeit bills 10 Burlington, To-. on the Oneida
Co. Bank, n. Z.
BoiIor non has risen lately IS per ion at
Cincinnati.
In the vicinity Of Boston there are manu-
factuFes to tho extent OF at least 150,0OoOO0
annually, and the value added to the raw
material used cannot be less thsn $700O0O00-
The New York Independent reports 81 fail
ures in its last issue.
Its said that the circulation of the New
York pzpefs has increased at least 10000
since the commencement of the Burdell case.
Edward Dasid one of the parties implicated
IN the fraud upon the Northern Railroad Of
France, was arrested in New York on Tuesday
last
Smith and Nixon sold their property, Cor
ner Fourth and Vine sts., Cincinnati, on Satuf-
day for S85 900 or 8, 800 per foot SIixyears
ago they bought it for Sis per foot
A French Judge was about condernning a
man to the gaIleys, but fearing the criminals
health, which was poor, might sink under the
hardship cOrnmuted the punishment to hang
ing.
A proposition has been made to establish a
submarine telegraph line between CapeF loTida
and HaTana7 bat the Cuban Government are
unwilling to sanction It unless both ends of the
line should Be PlaOsd anaar. sh-ss in,-noaiaas
control
Queen Victoria on account of her interest
! ing position does not attend the oFening Of
/ Parliament
The cars have commenced running regular
ly between Chicago and Burlington.
! A Locomotive attached to freight train
on the Worcester railroad exploded oEthe 10Th
killing the engineer and sevarely injurning the
fireman.
EapOleOu's hat having fallen off a young
lieutenant stepped forward, picked it up, and
presented it to him. "Thank ron, captain
said the Emperor Inadvertently. ssIn wha
regiment, sir?'' inquired the SUBJ quich a.
lightning. Napoleon smiled, and forthwith
promoted the witty youth to captency-
B. C. Bacbrnan, late President of the Ian
caster Pa-) Bank, was arrested on Thursday
on the charge of embezzling the fOunds 0
the Bank, and held to bail in the sum o
$4,000
Money matters in St Louis since the re
sumption of navigation.
There is now s14. 56Oo24 in tho sub-treas
ury II New York city.
The actual loss bv the late food, IN AuTora
J H.. Is about S32 0C0. a greater damage
IN the suspension Of business, by the st0ppag
lOf mills and factories and the breaking up Q
Communication.
The court of Claims at Washington hav
adopted arlle permitting any citizen of th
United States to practice IN it, who has bee
admitted to practice IN its highest Court of an
European Government.
Garner & Co.'S PRINT works in New Yor
city burned down on the 19th-lOss S20O,OOt
{ Southeastern Mississippi suffered consider:
bly, from the late food The loss to the Iro
mountain railroad IS about 100000.
verges the assassin has been executed
Paris.
The Grand Uuy have found true bills again
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Eckel, for Il
e murder of BurdeIl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
Al CHANCE FOR RARE SEEDS

FTlHE suhsziblE has . variety cf eh,iss Seed q
Il Ehieh Be has grown and tssted tie psi seis0n,
and deems them u0lthy 81 EszeEnl culiiEatisn bg "a
l0Fers a. god things- Tiesa SEEDS he Will ssn&
past paid b mail n pneas Of 20 Earstiss fof Ygur
own sslecton. fsr 81, g . la1r nunlhsril theams
proportion four varieties for = etl rr enc TarsfF
fCr cants He has of .. -
Wk-ER NELOEs-Ihe New Cral7e, Zee Src1m,
BraiiaEis, Ikelas, Pouaris, and P<euliSll-
CAxTELOFEs- ChristiznA, Walsrt. NQrIzS best
Green, Extra Nufueg, Marns' best IeliCE, kSsza
Nested Rind, Minora-
NeKee's Mammoth Muskmeion, Class Melon.
CUCUNEEEs-Eariy Frame, Long Lsland, Five koos.
English GherEins, Fig T0mnt1, Aamn0th, 6xape,
and Cherry Tomato, Cape 6g1seberTy.
Scr EsHES-SWect Pot1tn, Boston D 1Er0v, Orst1ra5
Wools1y's Cream, Dennis Striped, Crock Neek Ala
hama Golden, ~ hite and yellow Sc0llOp-
C0ES-AndrsEs' Premizn1, Harri5 50 Dayss " y
And0t, king Philip. Skce Peg, St0Eclls Ercrsreen
Sweet, Dariing's Extra Sweet, klegr, Choeolate,
S0rgh0 Blanes G. Dourah Corn, Extra Pop CC-zl-7 i
PE4s-AnTasrgne, Prinss Albert, hsyy C1alnpsou
Of England Japan, Qasen Of DEarfs, Profile Dwarf
BE-kNs-Aexican Turtle Soup, ~ WetEnoro's 9 sldeR-
Eyed, Canada Kidney, Hungarian Lima, HE-ieots
ds scissors, Thrse F0ot OF Asparagus, Hungariaa
Tick Bean. Care Dc Verde.
Nepaul Barley, Frsnsh MiIist HIngarian Aillet,
cainsoa @ Posasss Pan. Pa@pia, i, Had Lss.uso svs..
Turuip Mock OranRo etc, etc.
Send eurrant ba1k bills or postage Stamps Nhen
orders c-nnot - sllsd. ths @onsy WI Be P.DuPsly
returned FREE or expenss.
Address l. NORRIS
March 18th, ST. Wfnisor, AshtAbula ca, o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
lob WORE.

-. ---rnt extensive additions Of new Type
- Inks. Brouzes, Cards &C, made 70 tns
-. - ORce. NC claim to be able to turn oUi
:, !. 1-.-t u manner unsurpassed ~ any olee--
=. - ,T-is.or being practical printer himself aIe
- - 4 ks employ sn aeeomplls.eo ana {. -. I.
- Fancy JOB PrinieT Is aeisTallST m NJ no 80 = !.
So. -. ii Posters latest improved Card
-'s-ls R1-.l-,- Work in ColOrss Bronze Work &c
-. -. - particular attention.
-. from distance WI be promptly ATTENDED
y..--s-,-.--anted 70 give satisfaction OF no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Expense or SHAvrkG.-Lynn Bard fun
ishes the Boston Transcript with the following
statistics Of shaving.
Suppose man begins to slave at seventeen
and continues the practice tn he IS sixty i
VIII be found that he has shaved fifteen thou
sand seven hundred times. Doing to the bar
bsr's stopping and returning, ean not bees
tiu1ated at les than half an hour, which, a
tan working hours day, VIII consume two
whole rearsl At six cents f,r each time. tns
amount wiz be 1892, enough 10 bald an or.
pamental cottage. or pay his board for SD
yeaB! And all fOr custom. the utility o
which Is by no msans posltEFe- Some eEnin-
snt pEhysialogist tell Us It IS dticidsdiy iEjuF
iOus- Wearing the beard IS not with rs
ssuuestioa35 We are satisfied Of lis pEOpEisty
and it VIII require something more to the pur.
p0se tlian ridfrule to convinre ussO the con
t1aFy We're We to euuzusnee LIE agaiA VI
would not shave
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

"WIDE AWAKE" Of Kansas, who kindly
offers to become tie Correspondent OF the '.Ad-
vertiser, for that region, Is hereby notified that
we VIII be pleased to have him do 50, prCvid-
Cd be can stir up 'sUuele Sans Linep little
don't hurry Il too much at first-give ittime
His letter of Dec. 21ss, SO, and which con.
tanned an invitation to attend Christmas Ball
was received here March 14th, '57-distanc'
by land 96 miles-time S4 days. We hops
the drivers on the route didn'tinjure the mule
BY hard driving.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

TTYHR publis are hereby notiied. that % 81 about
i the 2oth dnv Of February, a. p athe-s
vas made and executed by tie undsrslgats; Two
SOrEs In iavor 0f s. E R0gurs one of tH0 1undred
dollars. uagabIs the lss of MaTsa. A. d. lss1; al q
onecf one hundred dollars payable the Issk day uf
Nay, A.D. 1851. The consideration for v'sich 1 4
Notes were obtained having failed, We slsl rcfuIo
topay the Said Notes Or any FaEt thereof
JEssR Nam.
IEzEH EsIEEs0S, l1
- -a HzsRF ". LxEEl by
O.F. Lake, hh kgsnti1
BruTnviIlo, MarOh Islh, 1851. SD