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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
nNHE
Il nish Farmers and Others i Og hi
.ThGKAIN SEPARATeB


for the present s1asOn. Tslisn,
particularly Of the merits " sbS.uS
aretOO web known throarhtnssS.
'extOtlings but the fact that thew
are continuing to receive the pfe
and County Fairs where heu 49, 4
sufieicntt a indHceean fhdM iaa~T al
chine, to purchase one of these @Ni
At q practical test Of this Sersr
with the best of those made IN FL q
received the highest commendaf
Of the leading grigulturalists ~
have a large number Of them IN sa
she coming crop, made Of the besi 4
'rantedt0 do good work.
have made many valuable imrso
machines wthiR the lastyeaf. and
in warranting them superior to a1y
lam also preparing a large numbef
ImProyed Clover Huus,,
patented in 1854, which arc greatly
patent Of 1914, being in itself fesdo- Fnst
ahead of it in other respects. Tbev 5t 2
featured under the immediate 5,.- 81 Z Z
patentee, who his permanently loeatS so
The above ent Represents nv four
tor" and is designed especially Sor as
nee"
I'm also agent for MeCOrmieks e.,.i..,
Err and MOVING MACHINE, combine y
]. r. MOFFITT, Piqua, Miami ,a.,, 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
Leoea9N NEBRASKA CITY
COmPanI
CAPITAL STOCK S5O,Qo4
Nebraska City, n. 7.

THlS Company, under a liberal ehang'
4 fully organized, and their entire eaPiA
FIFTY Thousand Dollars, paid in and secuhL
are prepared, from this date, 10 grant oPea
and take risks, upon equal terms, WIZ N
favored Insurance Company any where.
adopted the mutual principle, its patrons
mourning any liability, will share in ''
the company. fH1e f. 3s
The operations Of the Company, will os
for the present. 10 MAHISE, or CARGc r,Af
maximum liability Of SI2, 500 on any one y !,
Being the only Insurance. Office, on thsI-
ular plan, West OF the Missouri, it eoI3l-
poets q generous support from Western ~ pc,
We respectfully invite the Missouri
trOnage.
DIRECTORS:
8. F. Nuekolls, Zeal Chas. ho@,
III. y. Bennett, j. J.. Amsif--
w. n. Hinehman, Miles W. BO'N
A. A. BradfOrd.
OFFICERS
CHASE HOLLY, President. {,
st. IsoHis ASent-CoL WI. Howard
April I'd, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

$4,000 Evergreens, embracing E
Red Cedars, price each SOC to 81
ID ~ White Pine \ do -rlff soc to 81
yellow Pine do SOC to 81
Il vnraB alsam Fir, 5g do grI50c to 81 1s.
American Arborvitas Csc, SOC, 75c, $3.50.
IS o. Fl Chinese AFborvitas, SOC, S1,50, flIp
European Sayin SOC, Tree box SOC
aH VIC Norway Spruce, soc, T5c, 100,
r sol. White Spruce, 81, ,~r .--,--- -eT
1880 Plants Of Ornamental Shrubbery, embracing
fIE a. in part as follows: ~.reI5ErU1g0 -ai|
Snow Balls, each 37X to 81,
Dylac, each Soc; Spiras, assorted, each Csc
bg0t1GM Monthly Roses. each SOC BIS yilEm
Honey Suckles, assorted, Csc, SOC 81;
.8 Tyringaa Philadelphus 25c to soc;
"a zrTRoseAcasia. Csc to Soc; b asr+flf
Privet for Hedges 25c;
sB Bladdacina 25cs Corcorus Japoniea 25c; q
Ellagnus 25c; Liburnum SOC;
fT3f9 ITamarix Africana Is to 50e; az e-
RIDES GordOni 25c to SOC;
Weeping Mountain Ash $50: H-'
Whithr FringeaTree / so;
Forsythea soc TOT ,00:T
Corniee DogYoOd Silver Striped Soc to LOT
D 58A DeutxaS cabia 25c: Deutza Gracalis soc;
--a -fe4 Weeping Birch SOC; .ag ri frerrrif
Magnolia Acuminetta Soc;
FcH nc Weeping Linden 1,50sf 5aofu lu9tttg
Dwarf Box SOC per yard;
Eauonimus Soc; .9I0GJ Uit t-
Altheas, assorted, 25c to Soc.
E71 In offering the above Stock to our customer
we beg to say it is superior in growth and quality t
any heretofore offered, and persons wishing a suppl,
dressing the undersigned at st. Louis. Catalogue
furnished to all postpaid applications.
Respectfully, JOHN SIGERSON d BRO.
Oct. Is, 1855. 2 VlnI9-ly itt. "ftr.,+-H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
FSTGERSONS. NURSERY,
nv IA ST! E0UIS NE. 5a9lis7
sJTOHE SEGERS0F i BRO,
n s6Ho~ 80 j fhe COMING Spring,

SAMOA Aside Trsssq2 ana ayears Oldgem-
brae;ng T5yarieties. Price Is to 40 cents.
49, 25.000 Peach Trees, from 9 tot feet high,6s
varieties from q to SIS
&c; priee from.50 to IS cents. eroa9d GlTf
5000 Dwarf Pears, embracing 50 varieties, price
IiEt sSIeaehy uIE .a0{es sLa5 51EM
5000, Cherry. Trees, 81 varieties, so to IS cents
leach. 56A~ ~
.aB 49, fO1 Fary. Ibrice 80 cents. Jh9itS
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. Is


New Missouri River, Kansas and Nebraska: Paeke
for 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21

o- .. -. So to TO per Z, 10000
10000 Shade and 0rnam entail Trees; embracing
,GECatalpa, Black Locust, Palionia. Imperial1is,
Lombardy Poplar, Silver Leaved7 Poplar,
Linden Wood, Sweet Gum, Elm, Balsam
Poplar, Allianthus, Tulip Trees, Upland Cy-
.iT E9t prsss, Sycamore, Paper Mulberry, American
Larch, Weeping Willow, Buckeye, Noun
.9& tain Ash, White Birch, Red Naples, varying
I 10 in price from 70 cents t9isl,oO, aecOrdlng to
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-21
NEBRASKA CITY aoH0TEI.
~ t9mrNEBRASKA CITY, n. p. gTsd
NEBRASKA

70 guiTqa sidi Hnfg
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
rx- John ?. Addams, or Yankee

l- John P. Adams, or Yankee
Addans, $50 called. because Of his un-
riva'ed personation. Of Yankee charac-
ter,) vas playing in piece written BY
himself Some passage in the play
deemed obnoxious, offended the audience
who unanimously Kissed. The eccen-
trio comedian stepped to the footllghts
and thus addressed the audience:
Ladies and gentlemen, | have spoken
nothing out the text Of the PLAY and
rs an actor am bound to speak what
the author sets down for me. Are your
hiisses intended to reproye me for speak
ing the language written, or are vonr.
Kisses intended to condemn the author"
Cries issued from all parts OF the.
housa-.the author - 8 the author
I'VE hiss the author 49, we don't hiss
you /: We hiss the auth or go on Adj
dams -. go ahead old fellow"
Quiet was restored and the play WAS
about to proceed, when an inqa'sit'!ygee y.
old gentleman cried out, WHO - t11l
author =
With coo,ness e.eldon equa!ed, the
comedian replied" John F.. Adams.
Tie audience were for moment
du,nbfounded, but IA hearty laugh ensueci
and turned the tide in favor Of Adams
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

Of Dr.. John Norf4aa. hereto ypaudt,,,,
ah5ct She las read, is strict37 rue, So
f4r as Il goes, though much Of ,ha hi~
targ OF what occurred 1t her brothers
(tbe i4te Mr.. Hay.Ien) house is omitted
and tins she dap,ses OF her own k.owi-
edge.
Jo<EPE A II. GREEN.
Sworn ana snb~crlbed before me, q no
lary pnbIio in aud for the county of
Grand Traverse. and Stae Of MlcI,i-
gan, on the 20.h day Of December,
Y. I. 1856.
JAMES TAYLOR, n P.
Goan'y Of Grand Truper&e NJ Aigan,
j,1oe> Hudson berg duly sworn, de
poses aud >ars, that h- in company with
Geofgs Green, Albert J Baiiy and
.irurs Il. Stnett,, on the frs day ol
Decetnber, last past. in the ade noon III
,aid CAV. 'dtf 60 to the house Of William
Il HAYDEN, tho deceased, for the puf
pose al 'nrflng ese body Of Hayden,
the + ieeea>ed, and tlat they lounA upon
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

A NooRlSH LaaExD. Spanish
Moor, beng on the eve of setting out on
pi gtiniage to Mecca, entrusted nil his
money to raan who bas@ hitherto borne
4 reputation for unb'em.!ied probItv -
Iii fortune consisted of two thousands
beasants. On lis return he WAS not q
Il g surprised when the regulated hon
est man denied all knowledge of himself
or his money. The Pilgrim entered a
complaint against him. eptreated the
judge to help him to his property, and
took his oath IN the truth OF hi. state
me t-but all in vain ! The Old mans
good name oulwelgllel all he could say
the plaintiff was uon suited, and went
away in despair.
Presently he met an old woman, who
was toddling along with tie help of a
staff. Touched by the strangers grief
she stopped him, hailed him in Affairs
name, nd him take heart, aud having
| listened to bis unvarnishe! sale, sue said,
Be OF good cheer, young man. May
! be, with Ala 5 hetp, | shall get back
sonr eoia Do You buy achest, and fill
I II with sal or mould only let it be
bound vita iron, and well locked Then
choose thaee on ioat discreet men, and
come to me. We shall succeed, never
/ fear
The Spanish Moor followed her advice
tpunctuaiir. He came with four friends,
bringing chest, which the strongest
2,rters conli sctc-iy drag along.
Now follow me-" said the old wo--
man.
On reaching t!h door of tRs supposed
honest IN IN, she went in with the Span
lard's four friends, bidding him wait be-
low. ard not make his appearance until
the chest had been carried up stairs.
She now stood IN ths presence OF the
EpYpocrite, when she introduced her four
companions, saying: Bet old, here are
some honest Spaniard's about to make
pilgrimage to Egypt. Their treasures
ar bound|vss. They possess, among
other things, ten chests Of gold and sill.
yer, tia, they know not where to stow
away just at present. They would fam
enlrust them to SAT. hands for a time so
/ we'll knowing your honesty and uusul-
led reputation, have brought them hi,h-
er. Pray, fulfill their wishes.
Meanwhile she had the heavy chest
brought IN, which the pretended honest
nanis!oated over with greedy looks
But Just then the deSpohed pilgrim
rushed ii, isnpetuously claiming back his
TWO thousand peasants. Tue faithless
depository was frightened !; and lest the
young nan should reproacli him with
his lreachery in presence Of The stsanH
gers, who would tE,en take away their
chest with its untold treasures, which be-
had already determined to appropriate 70
himself, lie cried out to the Moor, b
welcomed | wa. almost fearing you1
would never come back again, and Wa
puzzied wha. | should do With the two
thousand peasants. Allah be praised,
who brought you back safe Here is
what belongs To YOU.
Tie Spanish Moor went away with
his treasure as triumphant As though he
vas carrying Of ao'much booty. Tue
old woman begged the master OF the
house 10 put the first chest IN safe
place, while she went and ordered thu
rest to be sent. She then sheered oR.
witt, her four companions, and, ofcourse
never retired. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

MgslcAL JEALousY.-Ihe following
areedote, which we find given as fact,
in the sauthsile, (Vs.l Democrat, may
be interesting to inpresarios aud prilna
donnas
A mocking bird, in a happy state Of
freedom, was thrilling It's mites IN the
orchard below the walls Of oar friends
house. Chen is music eSc'ed similar ct
forts from bird OF the sene spe-
cies, wfaic', was Suspended in tron3 OF tue
aa;acent houses. These iesthered son :
strss persevered Ill raising taelr melodies
to I,.s.er aud higher efforts as u II ear.
hest rivalry, whea suddenly the bird
anon. the trees, tlarted from lis perch
upoa the wicker cage Of It's competitor,
broke the bars, entered it, and commen,
ced an assault upon the musical cap i've,
the ovaes of winch, hearing tho unusu-
al noi,., cyme out, took the aggTessor
psisonsr, aud sold it into bondage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

rE A tsiend of oufs being applied
% for HI. autograph, declined, on the
ground that he was .! a nervous Eempers
lHent, ant his >lgftatu ure. written by re
gust, wou Il be any thlng but natural
:: but, added lie. II tyou place ANY va us
apoo my autograph, bHF up some one
Of my notes payable one day after date,
Of All amount not exceeding said value,
f3r, as never expect to pay tie nFsi
one Of tbem, | have signed ttesn al
without the least emotion of any sort,
and the chiography is pertectie genuine,
reliable aud characteristic, II there Is any
such thing"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25


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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

may SO re'la' II aSs'' a"5-
thing OF tht : s's' 's'' %
heard Of, and - All -adoabted evidence
of the truth. of spirisuaiism. If false,
.tha men W no would permit their names
10 hs attached to such = Iocapent -
worthy of tue !uost sovereign couteinPt
while tbs ue"soaper permitting suct d
falsehool 10 appear in lis co!umns, IS a
disgrace to the profession and sAootd be
held up to tas Indignation Of al honest
lueh:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25
GRASP TRAVERSE. hlICnEGAN,
DeGe!lEUCt 5. ! cos.

Editor Enqujrer: | send The fol-
loving account Of i ,uu.t extraordinary
event, or transaction or what yoa viii
because, III sny opinion, i o4-n. not +
be suppressed: bnt ca the contrary
thoroughly Investigated, In the midsi
OF the excltc.neHt here, such 4 thing a.
Calm, unbiased examination Is alto
2ether out Of the question, nor would II
10 safe to attempt Il, lnasnuch as I'll.
determination ot the people Is verg strong
to hush it up. As / ips sell AIN oae O
the chief characters concerned IN the At
fair, l dare not attempt, if / possessed
the ability, TO determine Tie character =
what | ain about 10 relate.
| left your city to establish myself here
rs YOU will remember, some time IN Jul,
las.-a young and iut xpercnced phys
Gin. Almost The first patient Was
called to see, was Mrs Hayden, a wo
man Of thirty five years of aye, stFona
constitution and well balanced mind, aul
apparently with little Or no imagination
She was, however, spiritaaist, with th,
reputation OF being superior medlum
Her usas! physician, DR.. ]. \ Williams
was absent, and hence her application t.
me. | found her Iaoorng under Il sever,
stack Of typLus fever, which threatened
70 prove fatal. Having prescribed to'
hs., left, promising to seuI DR.. W. a,
soon as he returned This was on Sat,
lurday morning. At night, DR.. ". took
the patient OF my hands, and | did moi
ses her again until Friday evening O
the ensuing week. | then f,und> lie,
dying, and remained with her urtii bet
decease, which took place precisely al
midnight. She was, or appeared 70 be
RATIONAL during the whole Of NY gisit
though | was informed she bad been
dsI''lous the greater part Of the week.
There WIS nothing reinarkabI. about hen
symptoms | Should say the disease had
taken lta natural course.
AT the time OF decease, there was in
the room, besides myself. her husband
AFs. Green, her sisteF) and Mrs. Miles.
"a ns'ghbor) Her husband, whom
particularly noticed, was very thin ana
weak, then suffering from qui coll
sumption, already beyond recovery
He bpre the character Of clear minded
very firm, ilIitsrste. but corteou, man.
ana most streaaoss uubeIIever iu spgri,
tuslism.
There had been some subdusd couyer>
satlon, such as is -..atg.T.. j. satl, scenes
toe pstlea. taking NJ part in it, exee,;
20 signify, in faint and gradually d.
m'n'shing voice, her want, until abon,
40 hour before her death, when sudder,
and 'ndesefibsble change came over be,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

There were 1853 deaths i'll BOSTON
during last year
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r.fI,.1 ., ,,lf;.. ..,ri,,r ,A4r r,naI 8ar
,n,r il., vi, III. (..,.,iIoG,s of suu.,>
natural rr ssacr war. more lrpouen,
ult1 .nI yiolrr, tl;,n eyer belnre
y,- inf..,,,4,l that h,.y had b,ar syree +
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

Sixty three vessels wers os1 eai'ss
the month Of bsreh.
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From the Grand Eapides EAl lSra'
A Tale Of Horror.

We have received tue sol'r-~ letter
from Mr.. John MOretoD. a Nan OF
vsrscily aud professional stanot."g We
shink It's perusa! vii co"v:oce our reai
ar, # tho entire trut.I cf all tlat is sa.u
ss,out modern sY.r'tuA4lonI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

nE Iae following are lne names ii
the Judges elected in tIleir respective
Districts:
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGES.

ID and 10th no, heard from.
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iA" MS OF e.le aus -+~ - - ~
subscriT :, year due invariably 1t The
'aatSs S ssS,e.is1s; ~ i oo ae soso re vii 3. Charge
sscss thereaftft ~ - less term than SIX
synonths Ill ae ~" ttus zsurt! arrearages are
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-25

About two weeks after the death Of
t.i- wIte | was called % visit Mr. HAYDEN.
| met DR., Williams on the way, told hin
NY errad and expressed some surprise
at the pr, ference OF The family FIR my
self AS | knew him to be safe and ex
prriene4d practitioner. He replied that
uolhin1 could hire him to enter that
house again. He !" had seen things THAT
well, would find out when | got
there | WAS considerably amused at
he Doctors S manner and warmth. and
b.gnIei my way by fancyiny what had
harmed him-a physic!an-fron his
duty.
On nv arrival found no person pes
ent With the patient except Mrs. Green,
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l,;;a Tue fol.

The rounds Of !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26

SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
1000 n UMBERN-PTizesP able WithOu
CAPITAL Si2sOO0ll
aEEuE MI
Whole Tickets t4-Halves 2-Quariers l.
gTkaF Tai I1,TrrhY

Sae ashs RI, 81 I.sry Of Cuba With this dinereree
tie Havana L0tI,IJ has s5UO0 Numbers this has only
bus
Thrre are Wheels each f which there placed
two LOCKS ire eriDL s. rs have eaCh ey to the
Lck I'D he ale Is CaunUt ne opened 'nie.s ah ale
present be are Vlsosd the wheel OF tin
iub = tsi.IuR sEs p with be numbers um 70
] D. Is w 10 be vie e u 8 there pl4eed 0
iub5a auU shps ,sP er sith Tie p les on then
ruugn. fuuI so ''Ut' n &C.,
W. BE- ur4ai g .kes plucs which will be in public
the hesis are uCkei aud # revolving them
tine druWu the n Ee sheel by with
Oh AID he uuu.bsr hsO up and enrUed tue whole
audience see It he hunter Is The called d ALL
TeglS,sTeu by The Supeuu'euosuts The r. oraVr
Is CrldHUu b tie hume dawn It the u and 81
untit El III prIz re dra 50 copy OF The draw
Lg then ~ to the prn AID 6tr comparison The
Su srntsncsuts certify 70 be correctness uf tie draRiug
These sue Intent en are sworn 70 psIt0Im Their duy
without ie.r tavur
l. viii be perceived that 10 this plan, every prEs is
drawn out, and Of person must get item;
drawing senttO every tug tickets TIE FIX,
pay abs thirty days aer The drawing, full, without
deducuon
~ drawing takes places every Saturday.
bank NIIes Of sound nike taken at par. Checks CD
New York r 70 tied { prizes
20 Adde'S orders fr Tickets or certificates IfPack
sgss % q. Il. WINTER Box s52 Nashville Tennss e. OF
AhDkkoUN SUN, Man & r.,
june # HscUn tr Savannan Ga
- fesOns holding Prize Tickets Of J. f. Winter
Manager will send them 10 use iUr payment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26

Gootlss Groceries,
Ur ftner species prOpefit eheF o. town cauut b
Ing determined 20 dsyOts my the above business and
having had considerable porsucB haterJ ssifh
give sslisa tinn hose nal fav that line.
always be found the COuuIng Room e tbs PEfot
once, absence orders De Lett marf-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26

Through Rates from New York and Phils
adeiPhia % vasittl.is' ~ connection
steamship Lines, Go continue sR5th-
OuG alteration from fsl June 70
TNG of neeeu1 .seF. rREF.