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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
Ne9. Hardware Store.
Sign of the Saw. >
s.. fLAHERTX, - ~
Importer, WhOlesaie and heu.il a ~
American Germln, English & French
HaRDH.4RE aND CUTLERY.

ST. JOSEHu1 AO' .
rs NOW receiving and opening the largest and most
i varied assortment of gUods in 1.-THE above line ever
offered in any market west of ST. Louis.
of Cobinet and uonso RuiIder's Hardware, Mocha A.
les tools of every description, direcl from the mist
approved manufacturers: agricultural and t%ortieul-
tural tools and implements, IN sreatyariety, e0m6ln
ing all the recent and useful Improvements for the
saving of a vast amount of labor to the farming com,
munity, from whom ] respectfully request a careful
examination Of this department. Of my stOcF. am
also exclusive agent for the sale of the celebrated
St. Louis Circular Mill and Gross Cut Sawsswhich
win warrant, and ell al orders at The factarJ prices.
Also q large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
Iron, Steel, Nails. &C., of the best brands in a word,
my stock is very complete, which, To- its quality and
price, l am deterlGined to offer such Inducements as
will command a liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties. My arrangements for importing
and agencies for American Hardware Msnufae' urers,
together with a long experience in the general Haro-
ware trade, enables me: not only TO defy all competi-
ton, but has convinced me that the true principle OF
trade is small profits and quick returns.
January l, 1857. Vln29tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
NATTONAL POLTCE GAZETTE

This Great Journal Of C lines ami Criminals is in its
Thirteen year andi is widely circulated throughout the
6 untry-It is the first paper n the kind published in me
Uni ed States. and is distintiye in rs character-I has
ately passed into the hands OF Geo W M8tSell * Co by
whom il will be esfter be c nduc ed-A Na;seil was
formerly Chief Of Police of New York City, and he viii
o'obab.y render il one If he INST ipheres ing pape S in
he counTy-Its editorials ae 70 cibty y i en- and Of
a character IA It should command for the paper unive. cal
support.
Subscriptions So per AMMAN; 81 FER six months,
bObe emil ed BY subscs fbe-s (wha sSGuid W lie their
names and the town county and state where they re-
ide plainly To
E w MATsELL & co
n NatSsaaI Poliee Gazette, New York City
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04

General Agents, her0seRe OIL, O.,
Es1a No. so Beaver Street, y. Y.
N-D.-Circulars with full particulars, testimonials,
prices, &c, will be forwarded on application as above.
June 25th. 1851. - W 2-lY
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
NEW TRI-WEEKLY MAIL.
Stage Line,
FROM
ROCK PORT, MO.
NEBRASKA 4,
GEO, E, M'CLARY.

HAVING taken the contract for carrying the
IL Mail between the above points, takes this method
Of informing tire public generally that he has made
preparations for running a Hack on the above named
route
Leaving Rock Port every Tuesday, Friday and
sunday, at II o'clock NJ: arriving at BroWnville at
, o'clock. NJ: leaving BrOwnvile for Rock Port,
same evening at 3 o'clock +. NJ.
This route connects at Rock Port with the St. Jo-
ieph and Council Bluffs Stage line. and at Brown
vile with the Stage lineleading from Topeka Kansas,
st. Joseph Mo-, Independence. Kansas City and other
points below and to Nebraska City, omaha City
and other points above and New Fort Gearney,
west; The subscriber hopes by diligent attention
to business and accommodation to customers, to
merit a share of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance of
Packages or parcels. Charges moderate; but no ac-
eountsbility for unavoidable accidents,
April Z 1856. 43-tf -
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Canada.

ST. JOHN :, July ID.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool,
with three DAYS later than previously re-
ceived at this point, passed off Cape Race,
yesterday, and having been intercepted by
the news yacht the following summary was
obtained.
The steamship Indian from Quebec, ar
rived out on the 30th, and the Star and
Kangaroo from New York on the LIST.
There was considerable anxiety in rcla-
ton Ia tao atlantic telegraph fleet when
the Canada sailed.
y private meeting of the Illinois Central
Railroad shareholders had been held in
London, but proceedings were not made
public.
The House Of Lords has rejected the bill
to abolish church rates by large majority.
The bill allowing the House of Commons
to admit Jews, as members of that body
has been passed, on its second reading, in
the House of Lords by 46 majority.
Parliament will be prorogued before the
end of July.
LIVERPOOL, July I'd.
Cotton has been very buoyant the sales
of the week footing up $1,000 bales, in
GLIDING 1900 bales to spectators. All
qualities have advanced I@t.
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market.
The weather in England continues favor
able for the crops. Flour is firm and in
/ better demand, ut Cd advance. The quo
tationS are as follows: Western canal POS
I 6d62ls Cd; Philadelphia and Baltimore
| 22s(0,23s cd; extra st. Louis 24s(G24s Cd
Wheat closed buoyant in consequence OF the
I l-o,,th tha and r.rinaS have
advanced 1d@2d for red since Tuesday
Southern red 5s Gd65s lOd; Western
white 6S 3d(G6s Cd; Southern white g.
f lOdG7s Sd. Corn is dull. yellow nomi
nd at 3is Cd; White 32S Cd MeSSrS. Big
lam, Athya, Il Co, report the advance il
flour at 6dGlS.
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4 NEW SPRING MATTRAss.-We have en-
joyed the luxury Of one of Wrights' Patent
Sectional Spring Bed Bottoms. They are
fully equal to the best Spring Mattresses and
can be obtained at less than half the cost Of
latter. They can be attached in five minutes
TO any bedstead; and if a spring be injured
it can be repaired or replaced by the owner
himself with but little cost or trouble The
springs can be taken out, and removed from
room to room, or packed for transportation
without any Of the Inconvenience and ex-
pense that attend the removal of the Cum
berson Spring Mattrass. In point of econO-
my, neatness, durability and convenience
they possess decided advantages over any
other continuance of the sort. A supply OF
the article can be found at the store of /. A.
Crane on Water Street, for which Mr.. Ed
ward Ballinger is agent.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Despatches.
Ohio Republican state Convention.
IN THE L. q W. LII


N COLUMBUS, o., July I3-P. N.
The attendance at the Republican Sta
convention was large, all the counties in the
State being fully represented. Sam'i s
Craighead, Of Dayton, presided.
The Committee On resolutions, through
their chairman, the Hon. B. f. Wade, pre-
scented the following, which wasunanimous-
ly adopted, the convention giving tremen-
dou5 aye:
Resolred, That the Republicans of Ohio,
in convention assembled, entertaining an
abiding confidence in the cardinal doctrines
of the party heretofore inscribed upon It's
banner, and in defense of which it has never
failed to be sustained by the patriotic free
men of the State, we hereby re-affirm the
same, and again commend them to the ia
vorable consideration of the people.
ReSo,Ued, That the President of the Uni
ted States and his servile partiSans in Con-
gress, aided by emissaries in Kansas, in
their persistent efforts to enforce by yio-
lence, fraud and bribery, and intimidation
upon the people of that territory a conSti-
tuition, in opposition to their will, and i'm
fraud of their undoubted rights, deserve,
and ought to receive, unqualified condemna-
ton.
ReSolped That astounding disclosures Of
ruinous and corrupt prodigality of the ma
tional administration, which, in brief pc
riod of eighteen months OF profound peace
has exhausted an overlooking treasury, and
added to the public debt $40, OOO,O 900, with
out any visible indications of proposed
remedy, or cessation of the evil, and sub
mits to the people to choose between the
alternative of national bankruptcy, or ma
tional reform.
Resotoed, That we invite all men of all
parties to join with Us in restoring the gov
eminent to its original purity and princi-
pies, and preserving it as an inheritance for
those who may come after us.
The following ticket was nominated:
For Supreme Judge-William " Peck,
of Scioto; For Attorney Generate. p
Walcott, Of Summit, by acclamation; Comp
troller-W. b. Thrall, of Franklin; Board
of Public Works John l.. Martin, of But
Ter.
Great harmony and good feeling prevails.
An immense and enthusiastic ratification
meeting is now being held in Capitol Square.
The meeting is being addressed by the Hon.
B.. f. Wade, the Hon. b. Stanton, and 9TH
crs
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Gov. WISE IS the only prominent man in
Virginia that IS up with the spirit of the
age. At the banquet which followed the
obsequies of President Monroe at Richmond
lac made one of his electrical speeches.
He said our fathers went in for union for
unions sake, and, .'By all the gods! 10y all
the affairs of my country go in for union
for unions sake Applause, that continued
several minutes, followed this remark.
He said further:
1t is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mechanics min
ing and foreign commerce. No country, no
State can live upon one only of the five ear
dinal powers OF production. She must re-
sort to all the five combined, and she is do
ing it. Go, before you leave here, my
friends from New York, and look at Il ei n
factories that are growing up around this
noble scenery. | say that labor is not the
"mud sill Of society; and | thank God that
the old colonial aristOcrscy of Virginia,
which despised mechanical and manual
labor, is nearly run out. Thank God, that
we are beginning to raise miners, mechanics
and manufacturers, that will help TO raise
what is left of that aristocracy up to the
middle ground of respectability. Laughter
and applause. Look at the iron factory
here; look at the tobacco factory here-that
factory that is every day stealing my life
away with the very weed OF LUXURY. (The
Governor chews tobacco freely.)
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A CARD.

The friends of the various Sabbath
Schools in the city, in behalf of the chill
dren, return their sincere thanks to Mr.. La
Cow, for the efficientand pleasant manner in
which he arranged the grounds for the cele-
bration on the 10th; also, to Messrs. Horn
brook, Armstrong and Reynolds for the use
Of their express wagons, and to the ladies
of the committee for the neat and tasteful
arrangement Of the banners, and for their
prompt attention and excellent management
Of the tables.
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THE SCIENTIFIC ARTIzAE.-We have re-.
ceived the first number of the Scientific Ar-
titan, journal devoted to science, art, dis
cOvery and invention, published at Cincin-
natl, by the American Patent Company, for
81, per annum. it appears 70 &c West
ern rival Of the Scientific 1merieop, pub
lished in New York, which it resembles in
the character of its contsnts and its beau
tiful Typography. Every Western mechanic
VIII feel an interest in its success.
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ESD"A terrible ARRAY took place in An
derson county, Ky, on Friday last the fol-
lowing details of which are given in the
Louisville Courier:
Two young men by the name of Miller,
residents Of Washington county, went to
luxembourg and there came into conflict
with others by the name OF Lurcy, residents
of Anderson. Two of the Lurcy's were
shot dead, and another mortally wounded
bv the Millers. \ third man, whose name
we did not learn, was also shot dead by the
Millcrs. The Millers are now in Jail in
LawrencebTg, and the jail is guarded by a
large body of men. Intense excitement
prevails. There was fear of an attack upon
the Jail, but we hope that the parties will
remain where they are, and take the due
course of law.
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New YORK, July l2-P

NEW YORK, July l3-P. ".
Cotton firm; 5000 bales sold. Flour
firm; $4,000 bbls. sold, State advanced 90,
sold at 81 S5G4 90. Wheat firm; $4,000
bush. sold; new southern red at 81 %, white
81 40; Milwaukee club $4,000; Chicago
spring, unsOund, 7O@75; western red II co
q, O3. Corn buoyant, sales of 81, 900 bush
mixed 63GsOi white s2@s3i yellow 500
80. Bacon quiet Butter l2(Gl7. No
lasses quiet but steady, Orleans 40 Linseed
oil quiet bat steady. Tallow dull. Pork
steady at l6 20 for mess; prime - 75.-
Lard buoyant at ll@@ll}. Whisky firm
at 23S23l. Sugar steady, Muscavado 6I6
7. Freights on -four to Liverpool Is.
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By" The old State Bank building in In
dianapolis is offered for sale, and the Con-
grcgational Society are endeavoring to pur-
chase it for a house of worship. At a small
expense il could be changed and adopted to
that purpose. Could not the old temple of
Mammon " in our midst" be converted into
temple for a more spiritual worship, and
Mr.. Rathbone be purSuadcd to remove his
affairs TO neater and more commodious
structure for the performance of his rites?
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Republican Convention.

GREENsBURGH ND, July l3-P. ".
The Republican Convention of the Fourth
District met here to-day. Judge Hackle-
man of Rush county, was nominated on the
first ballot. Resolutions approving the fth
of March State resolutions and nominees,
and denouncing the Green-English bill and
the extravaganza Of the Administration
were adopted.
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BE- Gen. Vim. Walker addressed an i'm
mense concourse Of people at Aberdeen, Mis-
sissippi, on Saturday week. A resolution
was offered at the conclusion of the speech
by Mr.. Whitfield, respectable and wealthy
planter, proposing to raise for the cause of
Nicaragua the sum of ten thousand dollars,
and the proposition was carried unanimous
ly-only one voice dissenting in the vast as
semblage.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

QUEBEC, July l3-P.
The ship Windsor Forest arrived here
and reports that she was in company with
the Niagara and Agamenmon for three
days. She parted from them on the 2Oth
Of Junesin heavy weather. Both had light
steam OIL. The weather on the 23d and
oath was fine, but from then to the 29th,
heavy south winds prevailed.
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HrERps CRERRX. PECroEsr.

RE-ERS ca ERRK' PECroE9F,
= Il for the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
nsss, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough.
Group, Asthma, Incipient Consumption, and for tia
relief Of eoEsumptive natisats in advanced stages OK
the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of lis virtuss.-
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet
Of the American states, its wonderful cures CT pull
rlOnary complaints Rave made il already known
Nay, few are the fan HES in any civilized country
this continent without some personal experiences
Of its effects; snd fewer yet the communities any
whero which have not among them soms living
trophy Of its victory the subtle and dangerous
diseases Of the throat and lungs. While IL Is he
most powerful antidCte YET known to man for the
formidable and dangerous diseases Of the puln1cnz-
~ organs is also tho peassntest and safsst rer,-
sons. Parents should have It in store against tho
insid;ous enemy tha; steals upon them pHpTepzred
We have abundant grounds 10 believe the Cherry
Pcctoral saves lives by the colsur1ptions IL
prevents than those Il cures. Keep IL by you, ara
cure your colds while they durable, neglect
them until no human skid can master tho inczore.
80 carker that fastened en- the vifal-, eats yor-
life away. al know The dreadful fatality CT lung
disorders and as they know too tho virtues Of this
remedy, we need not do more than % assure them
it is sam made the best il DC. We spare no
COST care, no toll 70 produce il the most perfect
possible, and thus afford those who rely on Il, thu
best agent which our skill furnish fer their
~rTrl
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June l3-N.
The favorable adyices from abroad have
had very little effect on the market Su-
perfine flour is held at 81 40; rye -four is
unchanged. Corn meal is looking up
Wheat is scarce, with very little demand;
sales OF 1900 bushels old wheat at 81 OOGi
lO5 tor red; and 81 1901 90 for white.
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Provision Market.

Messrs Biglam, Athya, L Co, report
beef firm Pork quiet. Lard firm at 54s(@
56s. Tallow has declined ls(S2s. In
cheese the sales are unimportant.
London Money Market.
LONDON, July2.
Consols are quoted at 95bG95s for &C
count. The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased eos, ooo There was an
increased activity in the money market.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 1@-P. NJ.
Flour is easier; common brands are offer
ell at 7093 IS; higher grades are weaker
but not lower. Whisky is % and steady
Grain is unchanged. No buyers for bacon.
Shoulders have declined to 81; bacon sides
are offered at II. Lard active; sales of 800
brls. at l0l, mostly held, at the close, at lOI
Groceries are steady with fair demand.
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EYHAnti-Lecomptonites are, according to
yesterdays Enquirer, Abolitionists, Know
Nothings, Free-SOilers and MormOns. Who
are LecomptoniteS Shareholders, Office
holders, office-seekers, venable scamps,
scabby dogs, Brights creatures and block
heads. Measure for measure Mr.. Neighbor
EUdRSrilie VoLtsbote.
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SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.-The store of
Messrs. Toucey & Byram, in indianapolis
was entered and robbed OH Saturday night
of $500 worth of valuable silks. The
thieves escaped with their booty, without
leaving any trace behind by which lead to
their detection.
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Bay'The people within the limits of the
proposed State Of Superior have already
called convention to interchange views
upon the subject of new State, and take
the preliminary steps for bringing the mat
ter before the Legislatures of Michigan, Mir-
nesota and Wisconsin, at their next sessions.
The Southern disunionists will probably
grumble at this addition of new free State
when she comes to ask admission.
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sg Mr.. Geo. Foster, who has just arrived
from Is down East has kindly furnished US
With Boston papers, containing full reports
Of the celebration of the 4th of July in
that city and the eloquentaddresseso of Choate
and Everett
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B4@ y remarkable phenomenon was de
veloped last week on the farm of Hon. Jno.
G.. Davis, near MOntezuma, in this State
Two large springs have burst forth from
the earth where there was no appearance OF
the kind before, and they continue to throw
off such volumes of water, that large fields
in the neighborhOod have been covered with
standing pools and ponds of water
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gD.s.ps EXPRESS CO.uP.I.,'s.

BE NEH ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPREsS CoaPAsY respectfully an
nOunce 10 their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased facil
ties for tine transportation Of
FRET q II T, T. 4 c X 4 g -,
~ o y r L 4 " u "a Z L 4 Z Z ; e.
They solicit a continuance Of former fay0rs Is
pecial tax in the collection OF Bills, Drafts
Notes, and the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the "a
cilities Of the Express obtain any desired infor
NATION ia reference to the routes aud details OF the
business, at their Office on First street, between
Main and locust opposite the Pest 0fice.
de Is G. II FISH. Nlrant
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bs1~ The stock of pork at the inspection
houses in New Orleans on the lst inst.
was 2i,o3l barrels, against 27,6O6 last
month, s,s76 same time last year, 1915 the
wear before, and 2o,o5e in 1855.
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BsS-The RuSsellville, KY, Herald says a
negro woman living near Lebanon, Tenn
who is eightytoar years of age, gave birth,
recently, to pair of t'riRs. The mother and
children are doing well. The old woman,
in going back TO her second childhood,
stopped awhile in her teens, to taste the
sweets of early love, and got caught in its
SuareS
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GsS The Fountain LedJer says that on
Wednesday, little son Of Stephen Fagg,
was killed instantly by the accidental dis
charge of a gun, with which an older broth
err was playing. The entire charge passed
through the childS head.
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LOUISVILLE, July l3-P. NJ.
Mrs. Patrick Pope and family were poi
soned by arsenic put in their coffee by
slave girl ten or twelve years old Mrs
Pope is in a critical situation, but the rest
of the family are recovering.
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NoTEs OF THE CITIZENS BASK.-The Men,
phiS appeal says the notes of the Citizens
Bank are received on deposit by all the banks
in Memphis, and 10y the Union and Planters
Banks in Nashville, and in all the business
transactions of the city on precisely the same
footing as other Tennessee money.
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gTHE C.S'KIT:ELLED hE.s'TCChY

- 80 - = - :. = = = = !. = y
II HAIRY ESTER, FOR MOVING & REAPlNG
This Machine was introduced and used for the
first time durus the harvest Of lS56; and though
new, it has already established for itself reputa
ton which has never bCca reached by any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South and West; cnd
il now occupies position far in advance of AL its
competitors.
Nearly one thousand Of these Machines were sold
during the last two harvssts and the demand not
supplied in the states Of Kentucky, Tennessee In
diana illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, and
establishing the fact most concsiycly that for uni
Machine il everything that il desirable, both Is
Reaper and as q Mover
We have made some valuable improvements, sug-
gested by careful observation and experiment dU-
ring the last harvest Thos. will be added to al
Reapers and Movers now building Tor The har-
vest OF 1858.
For sale on consignment, by
apZ5-3mdSw ALLIS & HOWES
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Price SIG to sf25.

TENE best, simplest, and most durable machine, in
y use well "a the cheapest.
They MAKE strong, elastic s;itch. not liable 70
geak in washing and ironing, ard sewing wlth equal
facility The thickest thinnest fabrics. They
any ordinary thread, cotton or silk. All machines
warranted, and full instructions gycR)to uss them
satisfactorily
We have several different kinds of mashinss, and
would ask al who WantmGchines, 70 give asa callbe
fore they make their purchases.
We have a private room where those That desire u
test their utility before purchasing, can operate AT
their leisure. Once aud sales room in the rear Of
Johnson Bookstore, First street. between Main aud
Locust streets. a. l.. THOMAS, : gent.
les