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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
FOR the Ladies.

Miss Mary Turner, Main
street, knowing exactly the wants of la
dies in the millinery and dress-making
line, has undertaken 10 supply those who
heretofore have been compelled TO do
without many articles ia that line with
almost everything their hearts can de-
sire, or money purchase. We don't know
whether the 'lords OF creation" have
cuuse to rejoice or not, at the fine display
Otmce goods expressly for the ladies' at
Miss Turner'S store. Yet, peace must be
kept in the family smiling faces pre-
served; beauty improved, and so here
goes the twenty deIlar ''slugs," and next
Sunday out comes wife or daughter, as
fine as split six with a new rig from
Miss Turner'S All right. Miss T. pur-
chased her stock all IN Philadelphia a
~pauic prices Of course. Therefore the
ladies' may rely upon getting something
new, nice, fresh and cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
DaguerreOtyDe Gallery.

Among other neglected local notices,
we have failed before to speak of the
erection of a sky-light Daguerrean build
ing. expressly for that purpose. Messrs.
AKrx g. MINNIcH have fitted up a neat
room on Main street, next to the Bank
building, and are now taking as fine am
brOtype pictures as can be secured any
where. They are both permanent resi-
dents, and having eyinced such enter
prize we hope they will be liberallypat
rOnized.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
why Isl nj TOlerated9

Why are fellows crazyfrom the
effects of strychnine whisky, permitted
to parade up and down our principal
streets, yelling and hellOwing a the top
Of their voices, language Of the most pro-
fame and obscene character! Have we
no ordinances to prevent such disgraceful
cOnductl Or have we no officer to see
that they are enforced Some mode Of
punishment should be provided: Awork-
house, chain-gang, Of whipping post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
InR WORK.

extensive NadinoRs Of New Type, Cuts,
pfnre H-gures, CardE, kc, made 70 the "Adyer-
oSos = clam 2 3 ssls 2 turn TRs 9 91, S1S SI SsIne
nnnne -a-tsr himself, and having IN his employ an
rseaa sa experienced Fancy Dob Printer, is de-
rJmphss.Sao Be out-d0ne in the execution OfJoo Work
tsrmined d. ne Of fosters latest improved Card
Onss e5sHsJts work N CoIors, Bronze WOrk, &ej will
Feisea ,~.rtieulsr attention EtaltfA
~ ~ 4 distance viii be promptly attended %
0Ue-,r6 % give satisfaction o. 10 pay. %
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
GlLarRT, -ProDnssors Of he ne

later. Masonic Iemple, Chicago, III.
80 p.vTIN. GeEsrai Adverusing Agent in rear OF
Lsdies's and CAiidren's Shoe Stere, 80 West
Tgth Sassi owETEcO., No. ssssns sss, Broadway,
EsElor,r VIM. American, Canadian and European
ny-sr sDd Subscription once, N0.lSS, NassaUSts.,
SsE 'bvppERIDoE, n. W. corner Olive and Mai
heea' SCpTrEN, 81 Dearborn street, ChtcaEo.
C.rtborired Agents 70 solicit Subscriptions and Ad-
.l5.smsnts for the Advertiser, and receive and re-
7, fcr monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

NIn Kos .A Aaala 81
2 Have been receiving some fresh
supplies lately 6aisg up their house a
new, extending theiV trade, and making
new srrangemenss generally. Those of
YOU who want a little Of the "crittur"
for medicine-sfor the stomach sake
can fndseme genuine, pure, "old BOur-
bon" at Maun's; none of your ''rlie"
which kills of hand an hundred and fifty
yards; or extract of %'strychine;" OF
double barrelled shot gun" that kills a
msn and all his friends who may even
pass that way without stopping. To thi:
'BOurbOn" MAKE slight aqueds addition.
together with a saccharine mixture, and
YOU have a preparation not in anywise
bad 70 take"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

~ The Nebraska Advertiser I" having
much the largest circulation OF any paper in
es Territory, Wholesale Merchants IN st.
louis, 81. Joseph, CINCINNATI md other East
an markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
,hs,e. will find no better advertising medium
:, the western country.A +
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

6rdSS bttus
vsl We have heard this spring "a
merOus enquiries after grass seed of va
rious kinds; particularly of Hungarian
Grass Seed. We see NJ. F. Clark has
quite a lot of this seed on hand for sale.
Whyte & Co. have also a supply of Ii
notify and Blue Grass Seed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
-, r.sidont in this territory, coming from vario

resident in this Territory, coming from various
49, The States, often suggest 70 us the names Of
Fl--tr their old ueighbOrhOOds, who would doubtless
Phs 80. subscribers II they could see q copy VI the "Ad-
. We always send a specimen copy, and persons
49, will consider it q solicitation to become a rego-
Ia subscriber so.o,. -
- ,dub, can retain the usual per cent for tbsir
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Rev. BnlIngsIy,

Of the Presbyterian branch
of the church, preached in this city on
Friday and Saturday evenings last, and
on Sunday preached the funeral sermon
of Mrs. PARKER, whose death we men,
toned a few weeks since as having occur
red on board the steamer Florida. The
Rev. gentleman interestingly entertained
large and attentive congregations at each
hotulhg LOth' WeEEFwWRW FFFrEI
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
SALOON.

Main street, one door West Of PoSt-Ohce,
Brownvile. N. T.
The subscribers respectfully inform the public that
thev have opened the above saloon, where the best qua
lily OF
Wines. Liquors, Segars. Oysters, S~ardines,.
and every refreshment for the inner man. usually kePf
at suvh establishments, will be found and served up IN
first style. GOfF q DDhE
BrownvilIe April 18Th. 1858. 42-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

We have lust completed q new stock Of Blanks Of every
s,,cripuon. neatly executed on hne substantial paper
:, ore,ared 70 al orders at q moments notice and
:. reasonable terms.
Tshave also . plate Of a small map OF South Platte,
ya-sta. for printing common sized envelopes, with any
- business card attached. Orders solicited
r. W. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

yp-ruless poahed q the close o. the Volume 60 dis
s,,,s ne Advertiser" w shall take a for granted
=, ,us.,r,bers wish their paper continued Sad shah
s.sng,r continue 70 send Is heretOfOre--a
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
". I. Den

Shoemaker, Main street, has just
received a new supply of stock, and is now
prepared TO furnish anything in his line,
from a coarse stoga to a fine gaiter. Give
him a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Sealed

Directed to the Commissioners Of Pawnee Comfy will
be received from and after this date, until the first Mon
day in July next. For the erection of a Court HOuSe
in PGUnee City, PaIvnee County, ~. T., OF tie fol-
lowing dimensions and style namely: =
Said house to be thirty feet long and twenty-four feet
wide, two stories high, the lower story to be divided into
four apartments, in one end two rooms twelve feet
square. a hall through the center eight feet wide. In
the other end a room ten feet wide by "a feet long;
a plHin open staircase leading from the hall to the Court
Room above; said Court Room to be twenty by twenty
four feet ana properly seated in plain style. The re-
mainder Ca the upper story to be divided into two equal
sized rooms, two outside doors three feet wide, six feet
eight inches high, one and three-fourth inches. thick I; s
inside doors. two feet eight inches wide. six and a half
feet high, and one and a half inches thick-all to be
four PANELS each. Eighteen windows, twelve lights
each, 10 by IA glass; windows and door casing, corners
and base, plain square style; Grecian cOrnica seven
members; projection eighteen inches, ami nine inches
deep, returned with the rake; three coats Of paint, white
lead or zinc, inside and out. Said house to be a frame
with posts and braces, with a good single roof, the bid
der to furnish everything for the completion OF the. bull
ding-Oak hoOrs, jOinted and lined, walnut siding, dres-
sed, sc.
Said building to be completed on or before the first Of
January, 1859.
One half the price to be paid as the work progresse:
the remainder when finished.
Dated at Pdwnee city this 9Th day OF April, 1857.
By order Of the County COMMISSIONER
A.o G.E. DOWNING,
April 22-3m no 43. Bt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
TFI Then.

Try Them.
20 NJ. +. Clark has some Of the finest
White Fish we ever tasted since in Ne
bnaska.l we speak from the Book, owing
% Milt's usual h~beraity. Better run
Sght along, if you expects 70 get any.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Flows! PIOWsl!

PlOWs! PIOWsI!
Whyte & Co., and Crane s.
Hill, have been receiving new supplies
of plows the past week.
Noticing these farming implements be-
ing put off nearly every boat this season,
we made enquiry as to how many had
been sold here the present season and
find the number to be oger three hundred.
This is independent of those brought by,
or sent to individuals from a distance.
This looks verymuch like we had farms
in this region. -rfg
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

We have neglected to notice that,
smOng other necessary city enterprises,
James Fleming has procured a fine new
dray, aud is now running itfOr the accom-
notation Of those wanting anything done
in hat line. Success to James.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
THOMAS A.. HENDRIcKs,
Commissioner of the General land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPIION CLAIMANTS.

4V41OA TT ItL-LMA hun O~LAIAIhNAD.
Every persen entitled to the right Of presumption
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated is required To es-
tablish the same to the satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver of the proper land Office, and make
payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of tho lands en-
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will
be forfeited. TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of General Land Once.
Anril % 195S-noA AZ F.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Drown / Clinton. Wl
We call attention 10 the card

w call attention 10 the card
Of DRoRS & CLIxrox, ST. Lohis, 70 be
found ia our advertising cOlumFl S. Ftom
the testimony of those who have hadto do
with this house, we take pleasure IN earn
estly recommending it to the favorable
consideration of those in this region hav-
ing business inytheir line in St! Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
0. B. HeKett.

o. B. HeWett.
See the card Of this gen.
teman in another column. He has just
located in this city, and comes well recon-
mended by those with whom many of our
citizens are well acquainted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

The undersigned will sell at public auction, commen-
cling ON Monday May 81, 1865, and continue from day 10
day uniit all are sold
ONE AMI NINETY-SIX TOWN OTS
in theciiy Of BrOwnvtlle, n. T. A great portion u the
lots he sold are among the best in the city. some Of
which have buildings upqn them. This will be the first
public sale % lots ever heldiu BrownviIle, and'nO such
an opportunity will likely occur again for obtaining pro-
perry IN the third city In Importance and population in
Nebraska. The sale will be positive, and every lot Of
fered will be sOld 10 the highest bidder.
To thOse acquainted with BrOwnvine and the sur
rounding country, another word need not be said than 10
announce the sale, time, place and property. To 9TH
es permit US 70 say that the city of BJOWuville is imme-
diateiy on the west bank Of the Missouri river; is the
county seat OF Nemsha county, the most densely settled
and test improved. agriculturaliy, Of any other in Ne
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
LUTHER HoADLEY.
HOADLEY. ROBERT v. AUI
HOADLEY s. MUIR,

LlTbEh hOADLEAs hUbEBT - hCIk.
HOADLEY s. MUIR,
LAND AGENCY,
BrOwnViIIe, Nemaha Co., N. t.,
Will select Government Lands locate Land War
rants in Nebraska, Kansas, Western Missouri and
Iowa; collect debts pay taxes for nOn-residents;
buy and sell property on commission; Land War
rants bought and sold at market prices Pre-emp-
ton papers prepared, &c.
We have for sale lots in the City Of Brownvine,
South Brownville, Nemaha City, Table Rock, Omaha,
st. Joseph, No., .ElWOOd, Kansas Territory, Lands
near Table Rock, Pawnee county, for sale. Also, in
Nemaha county, improved property for sale or rent.
Omce--Corner main and First Streets.
REFERENCES 81.
Lucius Hopkins, Prs't Importers Traders Bank NY.
David Hoadley Panama Railroad,
Gen. C. T. Hillyer.... Charter Oak Bank. Hartford,
Lee, Butler d Hartford, Conn.,
Collins, Kellogg Kirbyss.s%s. =. St:Iouis, No.,
Thomas w. Phelps--+..-..-r-4----A Mobile Ala.s
G. Wilson e CO.......-... $3.50 80 Eutsws Ala.
VIM. p. Webb,
n. h. Osborn& Co, -. -. /. Rock Island, Ill.
JAS Archibald. Gen1 AglD. /. &W. R.R. Scranton
Gillespie. Pearce X CO., Bankers !. -. CarbOndale, Pa
Rev. rs. Ward..-- .----.----'. "
Lathorp 4 Jones 49,. ....S Scranton, Pa,
b. G. Morse :. .............. Red Falls N. Y.
William Frothingham, Att.y.-...... Albany, y. Y.
Rev. r. Nelson, Principal Wyoming Seminary. Ny.
j. A. Parker e. Co, Warrington. ID. Z.
A, T, Gilmer. Receiver Land OFF, Omah
Horace Everett, ........--....C0unSl Bluffs, Ia.
BrOWnvilIs, April l. 1883.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
School Lands,


A superior stock Of Millinery and Dress Goods at my
new Millinery establishment. one door ab1ve Lushbaugh
& Carson's Banking House, BrOwnville, Mt.
Sf,f .r -srra NARY Turner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

To Thomas J. Easterly. and all whom il may concern.
You are hereby notified thatI will appear at the Land
once in BrOwnville, on the 7Ih day Of Nay. 1855. at 1
O'Clock P NJ, TO prove up my right Of presumption TO
the northwest quarter Of section eight, in township five
range fourteen east. 80
April %. 1858 2t44 JOSEPH f. DID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
cheap for Cash:

TOBACCO,
OF the best brands, chewing and smoking. Cigars IN
est quality and flavor.
FRUITS and LIQUORS. yL
Preserved fruit for pies, branded peaches, fresh pea
ehes in cans, pure liquors for medical purposes, Jamaica
rum, Holland Gin. Irish whisky, Bourbon whisky, ginger
Malaga wine.
STATIONERY.
Foolseap paper, fancy letter paper, gid edge notes,
and envelopes, plain, fancy and embossed; pens and pen
sealing wax waters.
A Splendid Assortment Of Perfumeries,
Comprising Lyons Kathairion, cologne, pommade
genuine OK marrow, bear grease and oils, musk and o.
sences Of all kinds and Of the finest quality.
70 Physicians Prescriptions attended
Of the day and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
nm tDTERTTSER.
TERMS:

- TERMS: Z
r roneyssI' q q 81 me end Of sm0nths, $50
q % 90 a. 90 az 90
sss { !, 2 mere ne. . Eill .s e 6S.Hi's'i ne e 6 ssss Sss
snSs;
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Terms of Sale :
Claim Notice.

one third cash; one third in six months; n done third
in twelve mpnths.
April %, rs BROWN &
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Blanclj who had left the dancing room, to
enjoy the magnificent scene without Here
too they could converse unrestraIncd, without
the fear rf being overheard by curious listen
crS but having that prerogative peculiar 20 II
stony tcIlcrs, we may be allow cd to listen to
their conversation as lhsy pass slowly along
the gravel walks.
" How brightly the moon shines toni light"
Walter remarked changing the conversation
from commonplace 10 one more romantic.
:. Tho u lover Of her cli"s;c beams, me
thinks have never saw fair Luna smile 50
beautifully bright before. But It's our asso-
Citations color all ou- thoughts it may be
possible that even moonlight receives II
brighter, softer. a mjlder hue when .rr-
Elected from looks that are love, to borrow
line from the poet
All, Mr.. Ra!nmr.'' replied Blancll
smaitly, - how arrnl,os that beautiful scuti-
mcnt would BE-, were Miss Weston occupying
at present the position. fear am ,lSn,png."
and the >priehtly girl looked up in Walters
face with Il gay laugh. This speech Father
took him by surprise. hut controlling his
cunpoSGrc by Il strong effort, lie laushcd
lightly in return, replying:
" That. indeed could never he. To occu-
~ the place, literally speaking, by MY side,
which you now occupy, | conceive to be
quite possible. but to mon"p"lizr that more
important place, which Is yclcd from the
gaze Of vulgar world, by the hearts side,
and which your image now occupies,
conceive to be wholly impossible, save by
the fair being who now fingers near me-
" Your thoughts, | fear Mr.. Ray man,
take their hue from The beauty of the scene
around us, more particularly that from my
humble qualities to inspire. You h,tter me
as the moonbcams Gattcr the landscape"
s. Platter you! dear Bhnch! Believe me
that ilattery would not speak half the praise
that simple truth dictatr>.' The lady,
however, continued 10 rally our hero about
his former love, whisper Of which she had
got hold of by some means, either from the
fear Of being caught by the arts OF Il designing
woo4r, or that nordimatc propensity to sport
with ihc feelings, which is apt to form trait
in the character Of those among the sex. who
are blrst, or Otherwise, as the case may be,
by mnch attention from the stcrnersrx.
BY the dint, however. of earnest and off
repeated declarations, which Il consummate
li'rt knows too we'll how to make use Of,
Waiter, ere their walk was concluded, had
succeeded in diSabuSing, as he expressed it,
the mind Of Blanc'l, Of the report Of his for
hIrr intimacy with Nate Weston, which had
unfortunately got to her ears. The fair
bIahch more disposed t" receive in the most
lN"rahl2 ll5ht p"S"ihtc. the ploadings III
sen defence "i her aspiring lover; for III
tFNti' the umpire was already. brlbcd by her
own affections, aith"' She atroVc t" conceal
me l"ct from h"r afhtrsr. Arriving 1T TIC
emu y ihelr pr"mcIadF, alter, OBTAINING
heF' continued ms earnest discourse with
apparently rc"olbtcd energy.
h1i, lhn'cn, must 1 despair, iorcvc
despair oi occupying place high2r your
H"''' "''" 'i' 'i"A' "t'''h"'! ii'c"o Anu
shall Hope, which scared for a while SO proud
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in the scales. against the strong professions
Of Waters love. But whatever emotions
uiay torture and haraSs Tie mind, sleep will
at length the soft vel! Of iorgctiuIncss around
t;it tUmultu"us thoughts of Kate Weston,
We leave her. for the present, to seek COM
posture in the dOwny carcSSes Of soothing
Slumber.
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Crmors. The following will be read with
interest by the cul ious in such matters:
Man grows for 20 years, and lives 80 or
100: horse grows for years, and lives 25
OK grows for 4 years, and lives for 20; cat
grows for | years, and lives for 10; dog
grows for 2 years, and lives for II; lion
grows for four years, aud lives for 20 camel
grows foi thee years, and lives fol -.
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MISSION TO UrAM.-It is stated that a
mission is very soon to be dispatched to the
rebels Of Utah, and that Governor Powell
of Kentucky, and Major Benz. Mccullough
have been selected for Commissioners to bear
the olive branch TO the " commander Of the
faithful. Brigham Young. 1t is further
stated that the Commissioners will be in
s,rnclcd to assure the Mornons that it is not
the desire of the President to make war upon
them. but to secure the enforcement Of the
laws, to which end the Mormons VIII lie coun-
seled to participate. The Commissioners
will also inform them that our troops will
be retained in the Territory to protect emf
grants to the Pacific from the attacks of hos
lille Indians Nat. IteHigencw.
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IAN excess Of salt upon land will Kill
oil vegetation for the first year except aSpara-
gus but the land will afterwards be found
productive, In England salt is recognized
by Government as a manure of such value
that it passes turnpikes .ol free, and it is
used by farmers a: high p,ices. Here it is
used to throw away by polk-packers, and ]
have bought it for fonr cents a blsh.l. Sal!
upon old pastures will improve them. 1t
may he used from five to fifteen bushels per
acre 1t always does best upon land that has
been lined. wculd Use five Or ten bushels
per acre on old pasture. 1t is useful in all
compost. 1t IS largely used upon cabbage
gardens near this city. if you slack thee
bushels Of lime with the solution Of one BUSH
Il Of salt it is the best thing ever used to de-
compose muck. 1t is also excellent upon
the roots of peach trees. -Guano is much
more valuable when treated with carbon Of
suIphtnils acid to ton. 1t makes the guano
fine, so that all Jumps can be divided and
mixed with the SOL. ! prefer to mix guano
with super phosphate. -Prof. liapes.
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I'VE RgrwEGN PnILADELrnIA AZ PIrrsDuRGn


FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes Hats aul)
BrS % SSse Sq and i tst oc per Os g.
Ptathvrs Furs. 4c..................
SECOND CLASS - Domestic Shsctngl
shifting and Ticking, lin original balesJ -. 90, "a
Drugs ia casksA Hardware leather ''e V'' 1'o lo''
IN rolls or boNes)Woo and sheep Prlt,
EGStUard
THIRD CLAsS-Anris, Steel, Chains On
chsksl Hemp, Bacon, aud PORK, sailed p, 90,
Goose orln Tobacco manuiactu 0'N l'' "" ''
Ell, (eNtcpt cigars orcut,l sc. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-C Fish, BaUou,Bse1
and Pork In casks or boxes, rAstuNri1 "a, 80,
Lard Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger o Per IVO los
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin. 40.
PLOUR,-fl, per bbl until further notice
GRAlN-In car loads Is cruts per Nv Ibi until further
notice
c9rroN-ts pei bale not exceeding so, IL, Vesh until
further notice
E InShiNplnE goods from any pon, east Of Phladrl.
pia be phrtcularto mark pNekagrs "rd P,HHsLIrtsfp
Rdlroud" All Goods clnslsnS the agents Of this road
At Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without
detention.
FREidu AGgNrs-G EVaus - Kuby street Boston: +
Clarke, No Astor House. and No twIlau street and ], In
Mcdonald No Battery Place, NtwYork Pierce GCn Zanrs.
vlle,O lrNiu %, and Sprnyman Rroan Cincinnati o;
re MrllCun, Madison, Ind numesrn, Bell 1 Co, and
Carter JeWytt Louisvie, Ky, q O'Rlry Co. Evans.
VILE Ind; sass, st LOUIS, Mo; IArri, wormlsy Co.
MenPhs Tenn Lceeh %, Chicago, III; Glass Fori
Wayne, Ind; Saeeder, Phl; MassaW Rooms Ralt..
more D Stewart Pittsburgh
Il. II. HUSTON, Gcup Pre! ght Agent, Phlad
IYtyl RI. L0MRAERF, supt, Altoonl, Pa.