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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Last Sunner"

scriber fci the year 1888 II WIS engraved al q o1st OF
oTe- $500, b The late celebrated A. l. Dick, from
the original 81 Raphael MoTghen, after LeouaEi0 De
findy and Is the largest steel-piase engravinF ever ex-
ecuied In this country, being three times the SIZE a. the
ordinary three-dgllar cn-raviuEs-
The frst Impressions q this engraving are held 1T SO
ah-u Was tie Intention Of the artist that none a. the
engraylIgs should ever he offered for 3 less sum than
=, beinguchly worth that amount. Thus every fhree-
dollar subscriber viii receive the Magazine one scar
cheap - Sand this splendid engraving, richly worth
s.; thus getting for s. the value Of s..
We shall commence striking Oh the SngraTinEs imme-
d4teiys get l. csn hardly be expected hat impressions
Of 50 large a plate can be taken - fast as hey viii be
called Tor By subscribers. We shall, therefore, furnish
them in The order in which subscriptions are resolved.
These who desire 70 obtain their elgrzvinss early, and
from the INST Impressions, should send in their sub
scripuons without delay Ie engravings can be sent
ca rollers, OF IN any other manner, as subscribers shall
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

a.rrscrEE q GTEBFnT, PruFrictors q the Real
50 Letter. Easonic Temple. Chicago. III.
m PtRvIN, GC1eraf Adverusing Agent, IN rear o.
v-F LHdcss sud ChiitreR's Shoe store, 50 West
S.5seE CEuaul1ti.
5-erTrE oErx&Co., Ks. sssaas IS. Br0savsy,
,,.Erw WISE. Ancriesn Canadian AMI European
s--.fz ard SuhsciPtienOnce, No-IS3, SassaD Sts-,
3 Dr~DBEEIDsE, n v. corner Olive snd Maj
-. - Ll-is. No
3 NCLrSG, Ir-y, Ono
n Il u. DAEST. uppecanoe, Ohio.
= & MUNGER CeTilSt1n. Ky.
y XIX. Aucher- &ebraska-
; " PIER. Orcs5n No.
Bu1oxk HAVE, Reck Port, No.
amy WHITE, ke5raskaC CITY T.
n, n ". TATE. Lildcn, 10
BAEyUN. m-ee Grove. vi
a. .--b1rred Arenfs 20 solicit Subscriptions snd Ad-
.usraeuisf Go tho AdvertissE and FeoeisFe and re-
-trmglies Ee-efgr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

70 The Nebraska Advertiser having
ruch tbe largest circulation Of q paper In
be Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
rouis. st. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
,-unrkets where Eebraska merchants pur-
.s.se. vii and no better advertising medium
4 t5e western countryH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Returned.

W. H. HOOvrR, Esq., who has been
,of several months past on a trip through
Vao and Indiana, returned on yesterday.
de reports tight tines in the States,
.'Ada great desire to ego West"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
JOB WORK.

- ---u- extensive sddiuons az New Type, Cuts,
49, Brnues. Cards, &c-, made e he "Adver-
900. vs clam 20 Be able % turn oUt 100 Work IN
--rwuragedl g sUy cmoe Thep-uPTietor being
[.rp-a.er himself and having IL his enptoy an
--.r4 Ans expedenued fancy sub Printer, is de-
-. = L aui-ielei In The execution u Job Work
- Ng~inr He q Fosicr's latest improved Card
.fBI.-ks Work II Coicrs, Bronze WOrk, az; viii
-rm-ucular atten-i0l.
-, num a distance Eul Be promptly ATTENDED %,
r~-rnte5 - give satisfactIon g NJ pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Country Gentleman.

Read the prospectus Of this excellent
S~neuhural newspaper. We have been
constant reader Of this paper for SIX
'ssrs past, and feel free 10 pronounce 1t
les0t the rery best in the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
7T.ANES, es.c.

.wetrre irst c~1npleted q new t0ckcf Blanks n every
l~s-fpfD-. uedu @eeuted onhae sueslshuAl p1le
rr 1900 20 an orders a. , monent's notice and
-slsauable terms
vehave aso q plate q . small mapof South Platte,
f-sEa. for printinE oommons sized enFeiopes NltAaAs
- hu.ioesr card uttached. Orders solicited
~ -rRNAS g. LANGDON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

r-rs,ss usaaeiat the eioseOs he Volume to dis
---ethe aAevoruiseT. WezhalI takeitfo- granted
.u sutssribsu wish their Pspe- continued, and shal!
mlBzIy oontinue 70 scnl As heretosore@
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
meteorological Table.
BEnWrrIIIr. n. II

Col. Gro. II. NIxOx, Of the Land Of
Fee has kindly furnished for publication
.he following Meteorological Table for the
Of Jannary and February:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
RICHARD BROwN, ALEXANDER HALLAM.
Pioneer o. Nebraska. Late CashiT NeuIsha VALLEY b
BROWN & HALLAM,
Fl r


BROWNYILLE NEBRASKA.
Our attention will be given to the following business
viz:
To the buying Of Baak notes, and. saanlnsInoney,.On
good security,
and selling Of Eastern Exchange.
" q Land Warrants.
e9llectionO Of debts in Nebraska, Iowa, Northern
=" Missouri, and Kansas.
" buying and selling ot farms, town lots, OF unim-
proved laurs.
4" selection and entry Of Lands FOR settlers or
others, either with land warrants ct money.
Remittsnces can be made % Us in Drafts, OF Deposited
with Ranks or Bankers subiect 70 our order.
We will enter lands with Warrants or Cash. pay an fees.
taxes and commissions Tor o~ne-third Of the gross profits,
accTuing from the sale OF the lands.
In Nebraska and Kansas from two % three millions
acres Of the finest lands in the Onion arc being offered for
sale. Foreign capitalists viii ind here a rich field for IN
vesrment. Investments iuiiciously made IN Western
lands and town lots are now paying from nifty TO i've hun
dred per cent.
We solicit the patronage o. the public, confident that
cur exTeTience and k~nowledsC in the business W. gable
Us TO give entire satisfaction.
Having alarge acquaintance in the Mississippi valley
II will not be dificut to give references when required
by Correspondents. as regsFGs eur standing; and viii az an
times eheerfuIly answer all Letters O. cnquiFy.
BrOwnville, June 18th, 1857. v29-ft
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

ps-.rsresiient IN hs T~eTTito-ys coming from various
-r~sr n TIC States. often suzgestto Us the nauesut
- In fheir ga uelshborhcods, Who Woaid couotiess
- h,bE-rbe-sif mex coald zee ac1py q ne I'D
- We afuavss sand q specimen COPY and persons
-. viii c6n-ider &C. > soueitatou tobeoome aregu-
s-sriscgbeE.
- - aclub. can retain Tie usual per cent for taeir
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
$4,000 IN WORKS OF ART.

IN addthsEto the superb engraving Of The Last sapper
which viii BE presented ~ every three-d9lFa ar subscriber
f0T 1855, the publishers have completed arrangements
for the distribution. on the 25ih day q December, 1855,
o. series Of splendid works q art, consisting Of one hun
dred rich and rare Ol Paintings, valued a. from 500 To
$1,000 each Also ? co maSnifcent Steel-PlateE ngFav-
inss, worth from 50 O. s. each, and 1000 choice Holiday
B1oEs, wsrth from 81 10 IS elch, making in all over
three thousand gfts worth twenty thousand dollars
Inciose 50 70 the publishers and yQa viii commence
receiving the Magazine BY return mail. You will also
receive with he FIRST egpy > numbered subscription re-
ceipt emitting you 30 the engraving o.
THE LAST SUPPER"
and . chance . draw enc q these three thousand p-izes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
, LusHsAuGH & cARs 5 IN
hENS IND GLNLKdL LHND
Dealers ia Coin,

DGGAAGA9 Ia NOIna
Uncurreut Money, Exchange and Land warrants,
BROWNVILLE. EMAHA % Mt.
Especial attention will be given 10 Buying ard Selling
Exchange on the principal cities q tie United states,
Gold. Silver. and uncurrenf Bank Notes. A constant sup
ply Il Lant Warrants on hand for sale, FOR CASH, OF en-
teredon tine for P~re-emptors. All Warrants sold b. rs
gua-anteeiin every respect viii Gle DeclsratorT State
meuts Of intention 20 pre-empts and prepare ~Pre~emption
Papers AZ short notice. Money loaned upon best secur-
ties, at western rates Of interest, and Investments made
in Lands or City property for distant capitalists. C0llec-
lions upon all convenient points will bcpromptiy attend
ed 20 and proceeds RENTED in exchange, atcurrent rates.
Bills u Exchange On England, Ireland, and France, Oh
tanned Al usual rates, with cost q Exchange On the East
sdded. Deposits T~eceiyeion Current account and interest
allowed special Deposits. -
~OFFICE-MaiuS ST., near 9. s. Land once.
-RE-FERESCEs-
LIal, Brother : Co.. Merchants, PhiiadelPhih, "a.
McNaughion, Carson & Co., +"
Mss white. BaltimOre, Nd
Young, Carson s Bryant, &" " g
Jno. Thompson Mason, CoPr ofP0rt,
Z. N. Purderson &CO- Merchants.
TeakIe Co No. II, Broadway, New York.
wm- 7 smithsen Is! Banker washi9gton, G
Jno. S. Gallaher, Late % Aud. L.. s. T.,
Taylor * Kriegh, Bankers, Chicago, III
McCleliand, ScrUggs& Co Merchants, ST. Louis, No.
Hon Ihos-lG- Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Her. J. ". GeIrt, Ex-Gov. Kansas, Penn.
Hon, Jas. o. Carson, MeruersburE,P Pa.
P p snail, Esq5 Prest s Bank, HagerstOwn, Nd.
Col. Geo. Schley- Atry at Law, "
Charles Parsns 4 Co. Bankers, Keofuk, Iowa.
n. c. Nurt& Co. Council Blud -
GrcoRe, Weare &Rice, {" Des Nome, "
Douglass & Watson, I" Vinton, /"
Col. sam Hanbleton, Atty al Law, Easton, Nd.
Judge Thos. Perry, Cumberland, Nd.
Prof II. TutViler, Hayana Alabama.
Of- s. '57-r2-nI5-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Purchasing bureau

+AaaIAAA3 40
u1der the immedisle supervisor o. ouc ct.5ur Erm, as-
sists7b D the most aeoonpiisbee experts, Or elFyIyiHg
cuq cTlicle n the -crsd.
Partssisr zt1ea1i0a viii be paid 70 ne secession. par
Aase, aSd s1ieof tk9-O-<h-bgci Cattle AL uoTse SLEEK,
trained Dos. Ferrets. and fancy Fggls C1rIisse, B1Egy,
ar saddle Horses, CaEriagess Harness and SadGief, Time
Watches, every description q Fire arms. Sporting Arti-
cles, Fishing Rods and Tackle, Mnsic and MGscei Instrl-
uert, Tachts, sail and Row Beats. Furniture, me Wines
Liquors and Sigarss Ctcket ard Ball Bats, Pass, &C, -
improved kia1si Seeds, PLANTS, Eruit. Fsrsst and Shsie
trees, and all kinds q Euks treating On suhje-s u ia
~pcTtancs u tie Farmer, HorfiSui.urist, and fio-st.
STATE ROCKS ENGAGED in aiTancc, On SteEmCrs ard
Pacsr-s 70 leave for Europe. CanfJrnia. theWes Ilfies,
OF any part Of the weird. This wilicbEiate he necessity
70 residents Of inlaEdtJEls, aad pisces where no steamer
agencies exist tcf coming 70 Sew York tw0 or three weeks
in advasc-as hey are nov f~reEucntiy required 70 do
either 70 obtafn pissIge, or securc eligible accOmmcd2-
tious. IN this department. we viii be Fcldy 70 secure
ROCKS AT HOTELS a. favorable rarcs, s0as @ prutect
the stranger from impOsiiiau aswcu a. Inconvenience;
and, III short. - peF-orm any 6escrl5tion q Commission
hat would OTdiRlEily require the presence q The p1ty
himself.
Gentlemen Eho desire 10 form Llbraries. or whomsy
wish to prccure The Choire LtsTatg~s Of fhs deg, can
always Ieiy Upon ouT fuiseinent and selection. AlAa.
Blank books and Stationery, ard Bot and Nsws Payer,
FOR priaters-
o RTHE LADIES, VIC viii procure the latest Fashion
Platef, styles o. B1nlets, samples OF the newest varic-
ties q goods, cosmetics, perfumes, andfanya articles, and
We shall always Re pleased 70 furnish Everything eounecg-
ed with their wants.
Ia short, for any service which nay BE required, the
putlie may rely upon us, With the most peTtect eoRhdelos
GRO. ". WILKES s CO..
POrter's Spiritof the Times, IS Broadway, ~,
y. BES1escriPucn f9r PovteTs Spirit q the Times,
ASPIRING Literars, Agricuitaral, Fsraily weekly News
paper, may be forgs7dedt0 the same direction. Terms
IS a year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
s nTTNnY
R-EMGOVAL.

M " DElTAND o
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Having rendered uaTe excessive accommodations
Necessary, new exhibitors AMI sales rooms have been
fitted uo IN The laTFe store, IN GIasgSE Bow,
no. LOG, Fourth Street,
Ahpve LScust, and neatly opposite 70 vine street,
st. Louis. no.
Inc superioEity OK SISGRR SEWING MACHINES
being UnivsrszllF acknowledged, alIusion TO il would
seen. Eupe,erOgatory. OF the vast uunber Of Machines
sold during the short time tie western Depot has been
established, not enc has been returned OF failed 10 yield
the highest satisfaction This fact Is psuliar to singers
Sewing Machine alone and proves the substantial
grounds upn whlch he custonsar- gazrantee Is based
EDWIN A AGENT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

Those figures marked with an aster-
* ~ Indicate the number Of degrees
zero.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
CHE ADVERTISER.
'BRoWNvILLE, MARCH II. 1873.
TERMS:

-,ve,r.H paid II advance, S30
70 . q " Al ne end u 6 mo1ths, $50
u % q ofa - aO
y q more will be furnished a $50 pcr
- r-5ylsed the cEh accompanies Tie order, Nj
-FrEIse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
TIE lE4I GREAT L%IBRARYOFFER.

To any person who viii get up a club q twenty-f0ur
subscribers, either az one OF moTe p0st-ofces, We will
present q splendid Library, Consisting Of over Forty
Large Bound Volumes. embracingth most popular works
in hemaTket- Tie club msy be fOrmsd az the club price
80 q scar without the engraving, OF AZ the full prize s..
W8th The engraving Of the Last Supper 20 each subscriber
List and description Of The Library, andspecimen copy Of
the Magazine, viii be forwarded en- receipt Of . cents.
over 30 Libraries, OF S,O00vJiumes, have already been
distributed IN accordance with this ofeF, ami we should
be glad u an OPfortuuity 10 furnish a Library TO every
clergyman, 20 every school teac5er, OF 10 some one a.
every posi-o1ce in The country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Potter Wanted.

I will give employment TO a coed, industrious Potter
we'll acquainted win the business.
JOHN MCPHERSON.
u23tr BroEnFiTe. Dec5, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
SPECIMEN

As we desire % place IN the baudsof every pers1n who
proposes 10 get W a club. and also Of every REent, a COPY
z the enEravingCf The Last Supper" as a specimen,
,zch applicant iEciusi-E Is So viii receive the enzrav-
n. postpaid, BY return msiL als0specimens Ofour pub
icztiC1s and Cueuf the Numbered Subscription receipts,
s-fitlinE the hCiier &c the MaEzzine che year and 70 a
,ha-ce IN the dissFibu1ion. TBS ufe- j. only made 10
ih5se Who desire to at as agents CT 70 form clubs.
AGdress
OAKSNITH s Co,
No. 81 Broadway, View York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
POrter's spirit er me Tlnaes.
General Purchasing Agency.

TIE c~nnstsntlv Increasing demand Epcn is 70 e1ecste
sumissie2s for The Parrhaseofa All kir1s q ~artirlcs. bsh
f9- residents and ElE-rezidestSQf Ae dty, hsssafurel
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
THE NEW YORK
Saw Mill
AND
MACHINE COMPANY.
Capital $500

his e1nqany has been organized Eish he above czpi
tai FOX The Pu-poseo o. supplying ne demand Tor the
COMBINATION
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

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g0ir mieIen in elmer anpern Spalte mad, mel
de perfebrte 9lihtun9 Der augellel1e oeuluoe
Nrbeiterbuno in Nens2rrt 9euonlr'en Qat. Se'
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nibt rpr lauter 6lue unO Sule beriten tptl,
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pe'IGufeh IN Der OfFee oes lBedert.
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SonntaoS=T retfebmle

Der 3utn.@ meiupe su Waibin9ipn 8. 6.
Die aurn>GemSiube bterfelbt bat in tHrsr 6aue i'm aIten
Gapitet um stnem ~ptelfettig unb LANCE ~eeiabGten GeburfniTe
81 entfpreGen, etae ra
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letdneien init 0~erBnuaen ett9tgen geupmnen.
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SDfepb @erbarbt Br. 8rGUn. 80. 9fftffer.
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men ia1tn, fnten iehen Spanta8 &bsnb BON S u9r an Sele'
Gentett tire yiamen tinfurttber 5u laGsn. Oiti9.S
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