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Change in the Days of Sale of the above ode
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

: a DEpARnEyr IxrynoR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April III, 1857,
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN the foregoing proclamation for the
sale OF certain dan trust binds changed postponed
following periods:
Point Wednesday, "a of next
The lands Of the Weas, &c, Paoi Wednesday,
June next.
lands 0sawkec Wednesday,
By order u the Secretary OF the Interior:
CHARLES L. MIX
Commissioner ad interim,
Apll-lawt3OJune K
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Change OF the Place OF Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
In the Delaware trust hands Territory
take place al Icomptun the I'D day Of has
changed To- and viii commence 0sawkee,
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of Interior
CHARLES L.. MIX,
Commissioner dd ineim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Once OF ine,iu Anuss, April 1857,
April 7-1awtIJune ss~t
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, * co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
"a Austin FriITs, London.
Il. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 co,
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no, 5s2.l
Notice

Notice
Qfhe removal Of he land Office from Fsaee 70 Boonu ~
the &rte gf Missouri.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress entitled Gan authorizing the location
land ofcc approved March O. 1888 IL u hereby declared and made
that the Office fer the sale Of pablo lands fAyTf in Tho
Missouri will be removed the BooSyI IN said
State early Isrlazi as practicable
Further the precise Of will be issued by
the register and receiver the Faycite land
Given under hand at the city OF Washington, this 18th day
May, A. II. 1887.
BY order o the President
TIfOs. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
May 19-1aw6w [Intc&snr
TIME VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL; by
II q. r. Gcg 80
Routledgc's Shakespeare, part g. 20 cents,
Russcll's Crimca.
Just received TAYLOR x MAuRYS
store, near 9th street
LNRENCH BOOKS
III Rousseau Les Confessions. vols illustrated, rs cents
votirc rcionhniic fbiosolhquc. voh Illustrated 81 10
voltlre IL sicce e Louis XIV. iiutrated 81
voltiire Ia IcnFiadc / vol, Illustrated.
Madame dc saysno I4Aircs vol 10
Louis Rsyband Jerome Iatnrat 80 cents.
Scribe Comedies vanJeyilIes. 80 ceuts.
Dumas Fits ; ahto,nnc. 30 cents.
Italzac; Ise Cousin Pons. 30 cent?.
june 70 FRANcK TAYLOR
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l. -, OF - In the State OF ---, here
by furnish and deliver the respective yards all te
classes agrceaby pro
schedules therefor and conformity with
the Bureau OF Construction of tho 23d May 1857
should be accepted, I request be addressed
and the contract forwarded To thr agent at q
FOL sign I'd ceftl
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Glass No l. Wheoak logs No Yellow pine plank
No TO- White pine No H. Ash cypress white No
l3 Nh. III. I1gnumyte, No "a Iron. No % Spike
and nails No - Lead zine, and tin, No % Hardware No 50
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Signature.

schedule which the bidder eBGes be pasted his
and each them signed by him Opposite each article In the schedule
each class, and the likewise written in
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Navy Becr and PORK for 1865.

C,EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
- necfn and Proposals or Pork e be viii be re
oeIve Wednesday the 18th day
all risk
he pn.tcd staies Al following Yards
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Feb 2st-tr
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

It VII be remembered fOrg-two
years ago. to-day, the British under
vert = severe chastisement, at New
Orleans, inflicted by the Americans !
and Gen. Andrew Jackson was the
lauded champion of the bloody contest,
whose free and nndaunted bravery,
combined with military skill Of high
order, slaughthefing and capturing the
entire British army. Number Of the
enemy killed, 293; wounded, 1867;
prisoners taken, 484. Loss on the
American side only 10 killed, 80
wounded, and 19 missing.
An things taken into consideration,
this, in all probability, was n of the
most signal and brilliant victories ever
won by any of the ancient or modern
heroes; and long should the anniver-
saries of such days be kept fresh In
the memory of the present and rising
generations of he american people.
Hurrah for "Gineral" jackson!
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
ST. GEORGE, N. T., !
Jan. 18th, 1857.

-HU NfLaEE r .HaHE ##
MIR. edeater as Aul yOOr estern Gus
teamers ar very anksious to no stump
then about Newbrasky, and ime shure
w haint got hOam correspondence
emf tn suppl they estern demands.
i theirfeur in weigh of in~terducksion
Wright a breaf histry ov ~newbrasky
duins, in they furst plais We ar awl
sivil Fooks5 we awl loock over yum
anuFksf tn Sea If tina mined THAR oan
biznes. egry bOdey hear has agoud
educacion. butt fha aident gitit at
scale for it is a natchrIrel instinked..
eyry bodey nose what arale Car is. an
heit BaIlune Or a telagraf wyre, and
eofcrth-Abut jografy iilOcofy and As
tronymy is awl BeatIgus. kimastray
and graInir under anuthur name is veTy
plsinilyaF. 2 men was contender
tother dey Wheather ) OT was MIGHT'VE
or positive. eyry bodeT is an asPyrent
to oEEsand eHry bodey ii eomnpOtant to
phil an aufse. At hour eTeksfOns we
aRl vote fur hourselys and wunanuther
and then we air sdure to elekt they
man we want wunce in a whyle their
CONS In a taul yankey hoo think he
nose and tAe5rphrise a4i~i
agrea tia ar purity sharp for tina al
aNlwaize abont as shrIre to git sum OF
usbae woulds feIlers as Jony swalIered
a whai1. i hoap thur cum moar sumo
With sum bybels and redy maid clou.
then. as to hour rehgin it is they
esrents O7 awl Religins and fhenfOul
suites evry body andis peir and Wholey.
IS tu morris We haint nun. and spouster
We g over ministry > md Rhun Whorsei
for mummy shute at q marke drink
whisky gitdrunk and Ia out aNl Knight
foramuzments We meat at hourneyberl
and dants with VIM anuthers WIVES.
whyie2 or mOur plaze they phidel
We are absIas haH phHdlers and the bal
T ants gpn iRntseTs. Phw 70 pas time
s vi Jump vunanElth ers clames and g
1 tn law shout it. in they wintur it bizzJ
to get woldd bid phires and sphil
yarns. when Hour ~leggeslater mete!
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

SIXTEEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO
Cold weather has come at last: Friday,
ID inst, was a genuine, downright,
tearing, rearing, rip-snortfng, smash
ing wintry day, and no mistake. Snow
commenced falling early IN the day,
accompanied by a 9 smart s~ea-breeze,
which lasted about twenty-four hours.
Damages: One fine calf, six months
old, six short-legged chickens, and one
Shanghai rooster lately imPorted, froze
or starved to death,-it is not as yet
known which, as the COrOner is pro
fessiOnaIly engaged in another part Of
the county.
Such cutting, chilling times and
such sad casualties as these, remind us
of what might happen to the printer
should timely aid fail in the shape Of
a fen loads Of soOOd, or what is bet
tera few ofthose sand KS executed
SO admirably by the Nemaha Valley
Bank. Further explanation to be had
by calling at our Office.
P.S. Westop the press TO announce
the unexpected demise of the editors
blue pullet. The unfortunate occur.
renee is to be deeply regretted, and
the said editor meets with the heartfelt
sympathy Of his numerous friends ahd
1,4ro1s hae gETE yaf nsdraH od5 div asHsl
Goe4yAs -- =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

about haG 0F bs goze whether slektsd
ef Not. and maik sick laus as ne Waunt.
TO cope they kattal up and pharm out
eide. to cOrperait town Sytes. and
charter Rhodes from quateIbum tu
SquashtOv6I and stitch ike. as Tupe-
cuneiary mattars and Specialization We
la out towns ahdTraidl lots evry hodey
has an inturast in sum town or Sity.
and a pOket full oy town scrip which
is gist the same as they redy rinktum.
they Onley obgecsion tn NeWbrasky is
their amt Land enuf betEene They
towns for Pharmen purposes. butt then
70 no if tina CANT fined rune thay kan
go to Californy y. i Have hepe moar tn
Write. butt i haint time now for thai
wandering Jew" is gitten up a nus
Stove for this narkit. and am startir
purpetchuel rnosion tn hich on tn 1t too
save fewel and Laybour. Sew ii
clothes by promisen tn Wright a dis.
scriptiOn on they kentryl
A NoKEUrHEa @
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
80 WARktNa.

We Pqblish to-day 2 notice 70 set
tiers mNebraska, furnished Is Mr..
J. a. P1RKER, Register of the Land
Office, Omaha. t
We have heretofore, If our ~recoIlec-
ton serYesns Alright, urgedH eE settlers
at least of Kemaha county to comply
witheveryrequisitioniof the Pre-erHp-
ton Law. we have done SO from a
sense of duty conceived to be ours ss
conductor of a public journrl, devoted
to the interest of the farmer as well
as-other classes Of oar Community. q.
We are aware Of many settlers in
this County, who have not thought
Nfling" actually necessary, but those
gentleman, and ali others, Will nov
have their eyes openedto the necessity
of fulfilling every requirement Of the
law or they win be jeopardizing their
right to presumption.
To those whe have not sent their
declaratOry statements to the Registers
Office we say, delay not--send intme-
diately, as the time may come wher
you viii be declared by the disputed
provisions of the law, referred to BY
Mr.. Parker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
HoRTIeULT URBsTs


Journal Of RuraI Art and Rural Tast.
EDITED rx 7E
J.. IAY SIXTH. Editor North kzsricaa EylrE-
TIE HoisrlcrIzrErsr. as its name imp7ieis + de-
voted t0 Horticultnre aud its EE1-ed Art-shuI1l
Arclnbectnre and Landscape Gardening. ard vi
keep its readers advised Of the 1oW things on the
subject Ell her II Ear0pe e. Aneda-Llza Mentb-
" J9urnal Of forty-sight p<s hRahtHalr printed
On fne paper, and elegrRny iius 1atse hatdison
to numerous weed cuts ~ the Est stvle cfrthB ART.
each numbs- contains = falf-rare encravank. from
~stoue,of some neW. rHra AID S~3lta1le fruit OF
flower. and isoneof fhs nhst i~siutfTas. ~ va As
the most Ucfnl A0EtAiy 4naEnals pablshed "a ths
world.
b 1EENE-92 or var. IN alran-E. TIKI v5iuins
cCmDenced on tie lst Of J4naawfHt Gdween
supply 6aeE Numbers from that fine- Itgsg Nho
prefer can commence with the cangut nnnbEE
C0t0EED RLKrEsASfH far5sf fs adj 81 a. sfal-
ne OF tie WorE, and meet Tie Iff8Fins last ard
increasing wants e the hortcelhf e~c1lzuniV pa
e1itisn Is published p5th nloredEsate sh n1n-
Der Containing . f~uIl.pogo erenTihg ~ Eaa MIS-,
rare, and valuable fruit. - ne~Hfr4erecty aiarcd
frym natEre b fhe hest ISfnt aflits IN q - iuE
This isa new and imporlGl1 teat IN thsl0MW.
lEfice S. b yclr ia advance. ANlflA
BoHEKT PEARSAk1f SliEIH, RshlfiIue
II md - Ainof s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
TTBRAsKA LAND OFTICR EOTTcE.

Many enquiries having been made awhen
the Land Office will be open for Pre-Emption',
I'VE have TO state, that our Tract Books were
sent from Washington on the 9Th inst (via St
Louisl As soon as received, we win give no
tice WHEN Pfs-emptors can prove, &c, accom-
panied with extracts from the presumption
laws, showing what viii be required Of those
claiming the benefit of the same.
.a-4a .. a. PARKER, Register.
~ "A r. GIILMoRE, Receiver.
Omaha, Nov. q, 1856. s.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
sBRoTRFnfE BEBtrnla 80

~ H. IllFO Wo1-O9I.
Our citizens are beginningt to be aroused
to the Importance Of cultivating the
art Of public speaking, as e evidence Of
which our Seminary was crowded On
the evening of the last meeting; the
debate wIls animated, and conducted
with eOulinendable decorum.
Question proposed for discussion
Friday evening, JAN 9Th, "Afirmed
that the Indian has a great r right to
complain of the Whites than the
Negro Principal disputlnt as fol-
fo1s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
Written for the Nebraska Advertiser.
TIE sLEIHH-RIDE,

" NASANn ~ IL
THE srEIHH-RIDE.
has not heard of the aIeigh-rde at night
With bells all jingling-pErits 50 light;
With many sweet faces-hsartshAppJ and free
They All rally forth for a nice little rec.
Buta as fortune would have little fekle old jadsE
For want Of perception, some confusion was made:
Now, they aimed to be choice, and take but the first
But, for want of good judgment, they took all the
worst.
And to make reparatiOn, it 5 no kind Of use
To get up a partyas a sort of excuse;
But in choosing your company be quite select
Though the feelings of others domerit respect.
And Just when you are ready, to show you are smart
Pitch your girls in the sleigh and of with them start.
Ye Fould-be arstOcats, with cod6shs' tail
With such high aspirations, you surely must fail
No doubt in these lines you We already read
That people Of sense are ever well bred.
SPOKE SHAVE.
Eeseha County, january L,IS57.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Religions Services viii be held in Brown
vile, on each Lords day, at IL o'clock, and
also every Thursday evening at early candle
lighting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Short Settlement Make Long Friends.
FTYHE subscribers request all that are indebted to
thems Nv nose Or aeccuns to make payment by
the 18th al FekraSrv next, asone OF the firm viii
start East At thar time for q new ard full stock Of
goods. ana CASH viii be wanted to pay for them
We return cur thanks to our friends for than
patronage 10 this time, and PROMISE to merit q con
t~inuanee Of the same hereafter.
" - ~g WI. H0BLdFZELL = co.
I'm. r. otb 1887
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
Affirmative, FL. s. THORPE.
Ne gatiye, R. B. STOUT.

TEEEGRAPHIo CoMMUNIcATIoN BE-
TWEEN THE u. S. AND GREAT BRITAIN.
Ma. G. w. Field is the protector of
this grand enterprise Of connecting
America with Europe bya Eub-Marine
Telegraph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

~sideut in this Territory, coming from
poaROus Of the States often suggest . rs
bsH .-Las-s become Subscribers If they could sec
vla S.L-EA5veuiser-" W~ealWays send aspeci-
~ and persons recieTing, via consider 1t a
poS "a become q regular subscriber POST
N--aOthez. feeling sufficient interest tomake
$50 ~ retain the usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
mn WnFK

rsesuf extensive additions Of new
Cnts .eoloEed Inks Bronzes Cards, &C.,
l!Is tbe advertiser Office, We claim to
n~ - turn ont Job Work IN : manner un-
- bv any Office. The proprietor being
".;~.l vrpter himself, and having IN his
an accomplished and experienced
5Sb PnutsE IS determiasdnot % be
4 he execution Of JOB Work Cards
ea-so o1s ~ Fosters latest improved Gard
asssS, Blanks. Work m Coiors, Bronze
- 6r win meet with particular atten-
DIR from 4 distance viii be promptly at
tended 70. and warranted to give saustaSaon or
no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
MICHAEL MCGEE,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
East side Of Main, bet. Francis and clir
ST. JOSEPH. No

@ N06LA - H.aN#H IUfNHA .
.TIHAEKFUL for past faT0rs, begs Eeaye 10 inform
4 the Tubiic. that he has just returned fen St
Louis with as fine an assortment Of me erials rs has
ever been purchased IN that market.
dis stock consists Of a superior arfieis Of Shifting
Harness, briils leather, bog, calf. and sheep aEir;
fine goat m0roeeoy and a surprisingly beaufifal ni-
cle OF enameteitc1ther Of various hues-@
he has eEsss variety Of saddle trees from the rtsl
Mexieana and English, Boards and G-imsley's pat
ent, down 70 the common fall back He has on liana
and VIII c~0nfinne to keep saddles, saddle bags, bh-
dies, m~artingales, halters, collars, Whips III every
quality, whip-lashez, hsnes. tFages, sphrs, &c. EAs
Also5 coach, buggy Pennsylvania, yankees ear. and
dray Harness. Ia ss-s 80
He has not now. nor win Be keen anV 0tbur thaa
No ] EoTkncn, ahdhiz Instructions 10 Aem are nest-
ness and strength. lie, therefore. fees no keiiiati0n
IN saJiEg that his work win ssldom DO cqnalsd, no
where surpassed. asl.
As small profits and quick sale is his motto. he
pledges himself % sell fc0nsidsriEg TIC quriity- *
TIC article lower than any house veg. u The Ale
gheny AIountains. r.
Those dsposcd 10 suspect him 81 gAzinz, hare on
L 70 cal 10 be asszrvd Of their mistake
st. JOSEPH, August30 {, 1893. v1nI39 B7il
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

RUMOR SAYS, the Territory of Min
esota win be shocking at the doors
of Congress, the present session, for
admission into the Union. How lone
viii It be before Nebraska taps at the
door? Echo answers the Lord kRoas9
We don't, that scertain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
LIST OF LETTFRs

Remaining IN the Post Office at BroRnEille, n T.
December 3ist 1855, which if not taken out within
three months will be soBt to tho Dead Letter Office,
Washington. D. c..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

By reference to advertising col
umns It VIII be seen that DR.. JOEL NJ.
WoOR has commenced the practice Of
Medicine in the Botanic branch of the
profession. DR.. WooD enjoys the
highest confidence Of community and
and we bespeak for him 4 Iberalshare
'i4lIIlt ! j ~ |. !, i. ,4...A.s!.
the pathetic appeal for aSpondulicks''
made by HOBLITzEDL & Co, in another
column. aH bal
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
NOTICE.

FTIAE ef.;zens-o Of Eeunha county VIII meet at the
Il MePhers1n Hall ID the town 81 S~roTnvhle, en-
the 10th Of january, to Irdrpt sren Measures rs they
may agree upon. 10 sscHTs % IhednsefFcs and the
citizens az the entire CDunty their respective elzims.
When ana where Il 5 hoped all good citizens viii
attend.
TWO HUNDRED AND EORT1 VOTERS.
JaauEy sih, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

L4Eg oRF1cE, OMkHAl

LAND OFFICE, 0AKHkl
18th December 1856.
DECLAkAIl lAS for p~e-empting must hereafter
De 81 tnls otace instead Of being sent rs
heretofons, "a The SRrveytr-Genarais offca. They
viii be received at any sirae, and should he filed as
soon as p0sslble, rs 4 question has arisen, Wketker
te srPintioa ef three moIlfhs, after the Sasregs are
Msuas, Is not d bar to further Jzing, but certfcates
earnlot BE- given until the Tract Books are received.
PrOprietOrs Of Town Sites should file plats, show
ing the legal subdivisions claimed, as soon Us they
can do 50, 70 prevent their being fled on by pre-
emptors.
The fee for declaration is one dollar, TO be paid
when they are filed and for proving mp, one dollar,
payable when the prescription Is eonsummafed.
jan8.f JOHN A. PARKER, Register.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

The following communication is pub
lished by special request, verbdtlrm ct
IaerGtum ct P-unetaatun, anticipating
for it a place among the finest speci-
mems Of the kind and > profusion of
literary laurels for the author, wehope
to hear from him again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
Nemaha valley RanE

This KSFFTDTION dates is commeneement
u fn5m the 10Th Nov. Owing to-the unfinished
state 81 the Banking House, We hare not thought
proper to give cut any pdblic n0tEie, though prepar-
ed at all times TO redeem 0ur papeFin elTcnlatiqn.E
We now dive general notice that We are ~soIfifous
to aetraS,Saafe our friends. and vii loan t6 onean5
all on good security. We wiz at ~ times p1Euhase
Eastern Exchange, and arc now resIdy 10 make DrafE
on ST. Louis, Me- IN shma T. suit. IN exchanges for
either Gold o. cuTrency. ALEX HALLAM, Cashf
BTOWnville, y, 7. Dec. !, 1856. vla26n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

The first regular meeting Of our
County Commissioners vas held in this
place this week. We viii be prepnred
next week to give . synopsis oF thef
most important proceedings.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
Jflarrind.

On Tuesday, December %, 1856, Mr.. B. SroNE BEN
NETT to Miss AxAAESrwIsrLE, all Of Eemaha county
Nebraska TERRITORY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08


Late intelligence from Congress IN
Important. President Pierce's Mes
sage seems t. be the only subject to
sO3e before The House the presents
= YHReratiOn fterxitgperutiOn
: heaped upon the Presidents head
y the Republican Members; on the
Oalef hand, the DdM6erats let loose a
no Of praise on the Message, the
resident and all the acts Of their
parry. When viii the prostine days
National Legislation return, and
%e stigma resting upon cur country
OSseutuaIly blottel QUIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

AsToUKD1kG FoRGERIEs!-We have
Just been informed ! a gentleman
from St Joseph that large and extern
sac IofgerAes have recently come to
AghtAn that place The accused haF.
ING neato parts nnknoHn,the sensation
among the sufferers ehn be better i'm.
agIned than described. We withhold
the alleged forgers name ntilfarther
intelligence from that quarter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
WI. R0ssELL.To An
BOOT 6 SHOE
REAEKR

BRowEvILLE n. T.

BRoWNvILLE, N. u.
was RESPECTFULLY informs the pubic
that be IS prepared 30 serve them with any
y - thing in his line, ~ short notice. and With a
style and. quality Of WORK h6 feels cCnEient VII
please. 60 his Ola friends aad customers he deems
It nnnecessaEy to say q word, u others be says only
atfy ne.
DecembeE Is, 1856. x1n16-lY
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

CHANGE OF FHRM.-RDEN& WHITE,
Land Agents, Nebraska city, N: T.
have made a change Of firm, which
viii be perceived, by reference to our
a~dvrtising columns. From the reputa-
ton already acquired by these gentle
men for prompt and correct business
qualifications we have no hesitancy in
recommending them to the public at
home and abroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08

Our Delegate, in Congress, Hon.
BRBB B. CHAPMAN, we notice, has IN
trodleed a Bill into the House creating
the office Of Surveyor General for Ne
braska. aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
NEW -POsT-aFFtcE.

Our friends of Table Rock, PaWnee
Co, n. T. VII be highly grafffed to
hear that a Post-0Hce las been es-
tablished at their place, and that Mr..
JoHN FLEMING has received the APP
pUintment Of Post Master. This Office
has been much needed, and we hope.
our friends in Pawnee viii experience
less annoyance and trouble hereafter
in getting their Mail matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-08
New Hardware Store.
Sign Of the Mill Saw.
J. FLAHERTYs EM
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .5E
American German, English s French
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
~ TncrrT rrO

ST. JOSEPH, NC.
rs NOW receiving and opening the largest and most
i varied arsJTtment Of goods in the above line ever
offered in any market west Of st. Louis.
My stock embraces a full and complete assortment
of Gabinet ana House Builders Hardware, Mechan-
les tools of every description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers; agricultural and hOFtieul-
tural tools ard implements, IN great variety, combin
ineaH the recent and useful improvements for the
saving Of a vast amount Of labor to the farming eom-
munity, from whom / respectfully request q careful
examination of this department Of nay stock. am
also exclusive agent for the sale of che eelebrated
st. Louis Circular Mil and Gross Cut Saws, which
win warrant, and fill al orders at The factary prices.
Also a large assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.lof the best brands: In a word,
my stock Esey complete, Sieh, for its quality and
priee, 1 am Geternineh to offer such Inducements as
viii command a liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties. Ny arrangements for importing
andageneies for American Hardware Manufacturer,
together With a long experience in the general Hard
ware trade, enables me; not only to defy an COMPETE
ton, but has enEineed me that the true principle Of
trade is cash sales and small profits.
January j, 1857. v1n29tf