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FRoa EUROPE Father Point, Sept r.
The steamer Anglo-SaXon, from Liverpool
passed here Yesterday afternoon, with dates
to the 3lSt nit
A later despatch from Berne saws the
reports of the proceedings Of the Conference
at Zurich We're quite contradictory, and there
was every reason to believe the Sandman
Plcnipotentiary wouid not alliX his signature
to any protocol IN favor of the return Of the
depoSrd rulers of the DucheS.
The directors Of the steamer Great Eastern
have declined Mr.. Levers oier and their
original programme will be carried out
The snip had been closed to the public and
she would leave the Thames in day or two
Leigh Hunt, the author, ditd at London on
the 2SIh ult., in his 18th year.
The Emperor Napoleon still! remained in
retirement. 1t was asserted he would SHORTLY
proceed to Chrrbomg, and pay second visit
to the Chalons camp.
The Constitutional. in leading article
says the Emperor will fulfil Loyalty his Villa
flanca agreement, for the restoration of the
former rcigning Princes, hut If he should not
succeed in reuniting the Princess and people
ifmutual accord it is not his intention to
force either one or the other
There is no change in Italian affairs.
The people of Naples were much excited,
owing TO the high price of corn.
An earthquake at Torcla, Italy, had des-
troyed TWO hundred lives and injured numbers
Of persons.
TIE LATEST. -Zwich WcdAesday- The
private conference continues.
The Times correspondent says that things
are going on badly at ZArich which Will
render dissolution of the Conference in
few days probable. a Congress of War
seems to be the only alternative which
Austria is decidedly opposed to, and which
would have as little success as this conference
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The New NJ. Il. CuURCH.-Thc con-
tract for building the new NJ. E. Church, in
this town, has been awarded to Mr.. Jacob
Rambo, for the sum of 81 900. The style of
the ediice is to be gothic. 10 feet front, by
pulpit recess. The building is to be enclosed
this Fall, (should the weather permit,) and to
Ne compile ted by the lst of July, 1850. The
corner stone is to be laid shortly, the time and
full particulars Of which will be published
nextweek. Workmen are now engaged layin
the foundation.
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Doors noors !--12j pairs of Mems and Boys
~ Boots, at prices ranging from s % TO $500
per pair, at Iscpt III Il +. MAY.
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Wrsr Grovr Chester CO. Pa. Aur H. >

VEST EEovE. Chester CO. Ia, Ang. IT, %.
: ( VI PINNuCk & Co.-Gcnts.-I have used
II tb's Fertilizer on my past season crop Of bar
ley j. competition with well prepared bone dust,
aft of hest and highes priced super phos-
yl.. Of ime The result has been, | believe.
III, ouc.th'rl increase of yield in favor Of the
..'t ,z-r. rave also tried it with equally salts
.., d, res ,l N my corn along side Of Boue and
'!,l tie prefer it 20 Peruvian Guano or any
..i"- concentrated manure | have ever used.
CALEB ). FRkDD.
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HALL Dry Goops.- Cassinctts Jeans Flanncs,
l. Cacoes, Checks. Ginghams Cotton Flanne!s
Muslins. &c, all new and for sale at the lswcst
cash prices. II. f. MAY.
sept II. In the - Hollow
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BEAT THIS WHO CAN.-Mr. Charles
II. English, at Ricketts, Mil; from a single
" Buck-eyc' potato, planted early last Spring,
raised l5l potatoes, which measured fire hair
pecks. Most Of the potatoes were Of II large
size.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NETIlL be offered at Public Sale. in the
w village Of Warwick, at the Hotel of
Samuel Gillespie, on
Su,ln1Irn Lhp 0Ith I'm, Of GnnkclnLcr ,nst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17
For Snle very Cfleap

A good HORSE CART. and
"a one 2-horsc WAGON, at SiF&s
the new store, east end of FIkton z,rTTs55sg
Sept T-3w. WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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NEW FALL STYLES OF DELAlSES, at
IN sep II X. Il. MAYS.
JlLAck Dress sILEs, from 70 cents to s. 30 per
ID yard, at r. T. MAYS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue OF "A Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, the undersigned as
Trustee. will sell at Public Auction, at the
store of W. NJ. S. Reynolds, in Harris
vile, on
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-We understand
the new NJ. 2. Church, at the Head Of Sassa-
fras will be dedicated on Sunday, the 10th of
October, next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
Ouack NOStruIns.

The majority Of hair Washes, hair dyes. hair tonics
hair oils, and the numerous preparations which are
now before the public under such extravagant, hyper
bo!ical and fantastic titles as we see paraded in show
window cardI, and newspaper headings, as hair prepare
rations, arc all humbugs of the first water; and their
real merit, when they possess any, is that they do no
harm. Hogs lord, whale oil, lard oil, sweet oil, scented
and celored, make up, when in beautiful wrappers, and
white flint glass bottles, the costliest CHARACTER of tom
les, and when thus costly, are baptised with some tri
syllable term, add caught at by verdant young and old o
both sexes. Such is not the charaoler of Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative. This gentleman comes before the
world without any 'high falutin" XilOphlOforim, or any
other astounding and startling catch penny term he
simdly advertises a Hair Restorative-wha it express
es. precisely-and as a Restorative it acts. Buy Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative, and as you value your scalp,
aye, your very brains, apply nothing else; for it may
be that you will get some worse substance than perfum-
ed lard oil on your Uranium. Remember Woods Re-
storative for the hair is the best article extant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarsapariIla

Will cure all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the BLOOD. or a depraved condition of the fluids of the
system, viz: cancers, swelling Of the glands, rheumat-
ism, white sweIlings, chronic sore eyes, piles, polls,
e~rysipelas, goitres, pains in the bones and joints, Ill
GERS in the mouth and throat, and all chronic c~onstitu-
tional diseases. This medicine searches out the very
roots Of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing
the s~ecretions in the system, thus removing the cause
which renders the cure certain and permanent.
DR.. EGsierly's Iodine and SGTsaparillG will cure the
porst mercuriaI disease, and drive out and destroy ev-
cry particle Of mercury which is in the system. and cure
its bad effects.
1t will cure secondary syphilis or general disease,
and will dfive the ~syphititic virus and all hereditary
ta;nts and poiSoa9 us matter out OF the system through
the pores Of the skin, and restore the patient to a per-
feet state Of health and purity. It is a positive cure
for hUer compIciRt and dyspepsia, if used a proper
length Of time. Ichallenge the world to produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that DR.. EGsterly's Iodine and SGrsdpGrilG will
cure ali nervous diseases, female comploiuts, dropsy,
graveo, diseases Of the Kidneys, bladder, and urinary
organs, in 4 few days.
1t will remove pimples and blOtches from The face,
and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as ala
baster. It does this by purifying.the blood, and by its
prompt action on the liver. kidneys, and secretory or
gans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with s~crofula- old
sores, letter, ringworm, scald head, blotches, -%eruptions
Of the skin, aud all cutaneous diseases, axe advised to
procure Gridley's Salt Rhoum and letter Ointment 10
apply on The sores and diseased parts, when using Dr..
Easterly's Iodine and SGrsapGriHa. The Iodine and
Sarsaparilla purihes the blood, and causes the sores to
discharge their pntrid matter, and the ointment heals
them. When both are used (which 1 always recommend)
a permanent and radical cureis always effected. They
are the best and most powerful e~uratives known to man.
A fair trial is ALL ask do not fear the result.
Price Of tire Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 per bottle, or
ebottles for SIS. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment 70
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by DR.. EasteFly,
corner Of Third amp Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, No,
sole proprietor, towhom all orders must be addressed.
n-Sold by J. H. NAUN x co. Druggists, Brown
vile, N. n, and by Druggists generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
The River.

The Missouri river has been on a gra-
dual rise for a few days past.
The shipments Of freight to this point
already this spring have exceeded those
Of the whole Of any previous year. Vast
amounts Of produce have been shipped
from this place south. Indeed, our ship
ping merchants have experienced difficult
" in getting boats to take the freight
principally corn and potatoes-in waiting
on the levee.
+. NJ. RxLAND.-This staunch Mis-
souri, River boat reached our wharf from
St. Louis on Friday last. She left with
US a great many passengers and between
so and 75 tons of freight for Brownville
merchants.
The Rylaud went down on Monday,
and took from here 1000 sacks of corn
and 200 hundred sacks of potatoes.
HEsPERIAT.-This well known and
popular steamer, commanded by Captain
KrRcuEvAL, from St. Louis, also arrived
at this point on Friday evening, laden
with freight and Pixies Peakers for this
point. The clerks, OGLEsBy and KNIsE-
Lv, viii accept u thanks for favors.
The Hesperian, we understand, is to be
one of the line of Packets from st. Joseph
to this city and other points above. No
better boat, nor accommodating officers,
run the Missouri River.
She went down on Sunday, taking
from this place 1900 sacks Of corn and a
large quantity Of potatoes.
Sioux CRY, from above, made our
wharf on Saturday.
Asa WILeUs, from St. Louis, landed
at this place on Saturday evening. Con-
siderable freight and quite a number Of
passengers-among which was a Hand
Cart Train Of Pixies Peakers-stopped
at this, point.
She went down yesterday, taking from
here $500 bushels Of corn.
SPREAD EAeLr.-On Sunday this fine
and fast running Gamer from St. Louis
made our landing.
She went down yesterday evening.
WuIrE CLouD.-This new steamer il
this trade came up from St. Louis last
, night. She put off for this place a very
large amount Of goods for Seigel S
Greenbaum, and others, and also a large
number Of passengers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
Ole NeW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CASES Hill. as will be seen by
their advertisement, are now prepared
with fun stock, to supply the wants of
all. Their stock is very extensive. By
invitation of DIR. Hill we took a stroll
through this. mammoth establishment,
and really were at a less to know what
could be done with so many goods; but
were assured nothing less would supply
the demand.
JOHN McPHERsoN, who has been
'laying. on his oars" for several months,
in waiting for. his new store room, has re-
turned with a much larger and more sell
ect stock OF goods than he has ever op-
ened in.this place before. The Doctor
is an tod hand','in the business, knows
about what the trade requires, and will
sell at bargains. w found him busy as
could be, among huge piles of goods. His
stock is all new, fresh, and nice. Give
him a call, around on the levee, next door
10 his old stand.
McALLIsTER & PoNN, determined not
to be outdone, have opened out a large
and splendid assortment of all kinds of
goods required for this market. Billy
Hoblitzell is well known to this communi-
ty, and will make friends and secure Gus
tom. AT this House too, can be found
almost every desirable article.
d. J. MARTIN &Co., at the old stand
Of /. T. Whyte & Co., Main street, have
received by every boat coming up with
In the past few weeks, heavy supplies of
goods suitable for this market, both for
home consumption and for those going to
the mines. They have just now fairly
go; their goods on the counters and in the
shelves. Thus far they have had a very
pretty trade. This is a strong and reli-
able House, aud Mr.. Martin, with the
aid Of his gentlemanly assistants, cannot
fail to please.
SEWING MAcHIxE.-We call attention
to the, advertisement of Raymond's latest
improved double threaded Sewing Ma
chine,t TO be foun&in another column. Our
agent in ST. Louis says: "This machine
is owe Of the best / ever saw. L examin-
ed it in comparison with others, and think
il superior" Read the advertisement.
MrLLINERY.-Miss Mary Turner has
received a new supply of goods with
which 10 please the ladies. Cali at her
store, next door to Lushbaugh s. Carson's
Exchange Bank, Main Street.
SEIoEL s GREENBAUM.-Have receiv-
ed the largest stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C., ever presen-
ted TO our citizens. Seigel is a reliable
dealer, and what he tells you in regard
to his goods, you can rest assured will be
so. Call soon, if you would secure a choice
Of articles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
FrOhafe NOtfce.

Whereas; ithas been made 70 appear to my ~satisfac-
ton, that there are claims existing against the estate Of
Charles u. Greever, late Of Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory, deceased notice is hereby given, that l
have appOintez Monday, the 10Th day Of August, A. d.
1859. as the day for the hearing OF said claims, and all
persons having claims against the said estate arehereby
notified to file the same at my Cflce on or before that
dav, or they will be forever barred from recovering such
claims, and from setting of the same in any action what
ever.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of February, A d
1859. r. J. WHITNEY, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be Published for twelve
successive weeks in the Nebraska ADVERTISE.
4. J. WHITNEY.
Brownvine; FEB. IT. 1859. 3m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
SEEDS! SEEDSH.

FIELD, CAREER AND FLOWER SEEDS.
We are now fully supplied with one Of the largest
and most complete stock o. Garden, Flower and Field
Seeds ever ohered to the Western people. Onr stock
has been made up with much care from tho best seed
gardens CT America and Europe. A large share are
home grown seeds, being grow, under our own inspec-
ton, and which we can recvmmend as true TO name and
Of the best quality.
Among our assortment of seeds may be found over
$50 varieties Of Flower seeds:
800 DO Garden seeds:
Hungarian Grass Seed:
Chinese Sugar Cane and Imphee seed, SC, sc.
From 4 long acquaintance with Trade, we feel conh-
dent no one can oderbetter inducements to those desir-
ing seeds.
Those who design to emigrate to Cherry Greek and
Pixies Peak would do we'll to take with them 4 box Of
fresh Garden seeds.
we also keep constantly on hand a full assortment Of
IMPLEMENTS n MACHINES.
Suited to the Field, Garden, Orchard and Household.
We are fully prepared to supply the trade on the most
liberal terms.
Full Catalogues furnished gratis on application /! II by
mail inclose a stamp. Address
II. d. EMERY s Company,
y 2O4 Lake street, Chicago, Illinois.
February II, 1859. 3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
Legal Notice

HarriettLe PI'T Nemaha County District Court Of
as the Second Judicial District, Ne
JOsephus Lee, Def. } braska Territory.
To April Term A. D, lS59.-
To JOsephus Lee the above named defendant. Where
as a petition has been fled in the Nemaha County Dis
trict Court Of the Second Judicial District Nebraska
Territory, by the above named plaintiff. Harriet Lee,
praying for the reasons therein set forth for a divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony with you the said defen-
dant, and that the Court will order, adjudge and decree
a separation between you and the said HARRIET Lee, for
ever, according TO the statutes in such cases made and
provided. Now, therefore, this is to notify you Of the
filing Of the said petition, and thatyou are required to
answer the said petition on or before the eighteenth day
of April 4 D 1853, it being the first day Of tbs April term
Of the said Court, to be begun and held ON the said eight
eeDth day Of April A D 1859, in the city Of BrOwnville,
in Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, and that unless
the said petition is answered as required, the same will
be taken as true and decree rendered accordingly.
W. II. TAYLOR, and
U.C. JOHNSON, Att'ys for Prf.
Tt is hereby ordered that the above notice be publish
ed for fu successive weeks in the Nebraska Adver-
tiser as is provided by law,
A. W.PENTLAND, Clerk,
BY CHAs. G. DORSEY, Deputy.
March %, 1853 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
RFoWRylIle House.

El.s r~5rslar institution has recently
AGED hands. Mr. r.. MoERIsoN re-
and IS succeeded by WHEELER &
49,.
Es bat Ist and hle 10 say that Mr..
5Eu,os Ietires with a host Of friends.
r las lsen attentive 70 the wants Of his
ts. who, one ADD al, have felt At
m- when under ais roof.
Cl8ar he new arrangement, the
eulri.e house brings additional inter
and f.-- The House has been sold
s r4a.,s Da0 eau "a, feel that eve
ef.a Effort adds dimes 10 their purses
every respect We prophecy an IN
asel gritty.
C. HHrlLuR attends 50 oct door bu-
ana e there is anything "gocd 10
%tL-uolmry be wlA find 1t aud get
'E.Rur post Is 1.-The Office. He un-
l shat pari Of de business well,
trea acting IA the capacity Of
10 oae u our heaEy business houses
reu. years past. Hen do.
Lsa u.I6nd EyAx WoRrHrSG, master
renoairs in the saloon, prepared al
lua - compound a cocktail, gin,
az uceommodste you witha highly
ervi havsna, or game Of billiards
ior. e. ready john" Evan is
Hlce q good fellow.
Vs. Resent. Of the City Liver
Be, VII attend faithfully to-the want
Ae Nbeaa;" and also serve YOU wit
e-eli Livery accommodations At thl
Hesi notice. lie don't keep any G
-Urce Sam "Aow coach" stock.
sl youf iw0 forty on the'shell read
IrL
Las though no, least" BY any mean
J. excellent hostess, HiFs. WHEELEl
o g.res her personal superintendent
hs culinary department, is sure
e al ihiags in that line dOaein "appl
Hef and none will have cause
% Of abe hblG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
March %, 165!
Legal NOTICE.

Elizabeth A. Field, PI'T In the Nemdha County
George W Field, Def't NJudicialDfstEfct, Neb. Ter
To April Term Al 1850
To George W. Field the above named defendant. Whe-
reas a petition has been filed in the Nemaha Comfy
District Courtof the Second Judicial District, Nebraska
Territory, by ithe above named plaintiff, Elizabeth a.
Field, praying for the reasons therein set forth for a
divorce from the bonds Of m3trimCny with you the said
defendant, and that the Court will order, ddjudge and
decree q separation between yON and the said Elizabeth
A.Field forever, according to the statutes in such cases
made and provided. Now therefore, this is TO notify you
of the filing Of the said petition, and that you are reqnir-
ed to answer the said petition on or before the eight
eenth day Of. april 4 D 1859, it being the first day Of the
April term Of thcsaid Court. TO be begun and held on
the said eighteenth day OF April a ID 1859. in the city Of
BrOunyiIle, in NeRaha county, Nebraska Territory, and
that unless the said. petition is answered IS required
the same will be taken as true and decree rendered ac-
coTdingly.
e: c. JOHNSON, Atty Cor PTtf.
X is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be
published for four successive weeks in the Nebraska
Advertiser as the law in such cases provides.
A. W. PENTLAND, Clerk.
By HAs G. DORSEY, Deputy.
March, %. 1859 SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
NOTICE.

Christian Deuser Justice Court In and for
VS. Nemaha County, Nebras
San Francisco icwn c1m'ny >ka Territory.
Whereas the above named plaintiff. Christian Deu-
ser has on the 18th Jan, A. d. 1889 flied his petition
at the office of J. D. n. Thompson Justice of the Peace
in and for Nemaha County, claiming Of the said San
Francisco Town Company, the sum Of fOrty-three dol
lars and ~forty-fve cents, ard interest on the same, al
the rate Of ten per cent per annum, from the sixtcentk
day of September, 1851, as money due on an account,
and the summons issued thereon has been returned
''nOt found = notice is hereby given to the said compa-
ny and all concerned, Ihat unless they appear at the Of.
flee Of the said J. d. ". ThQmpsO in Brewnville, il
the county aforesaid and answer to said petition, on OF
before Saturday the 18th day of March, AID 1859, judg,
ment will be rendered against them by Gefaultf for thu
amount of said claim aud costs.
M'GARY HEWETT, Atty'S for Plf.
j. d. THOMPSON, Up. Of Nemaha County.
Brownville, Feb. To 1863. 4w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
JARED ais Head.

A .mG y ,hename Of Hail, insinu-
- in'o the confidence Of a "loae
za soFl.ug Il the Edwards House
A ctr waiting 10 take passage on a
ana slecseGed IN getting pos
aC al Ls- money. about S25, which
spent, ull hen sloped. Officer Ben.
1Ps-a sael and overhauled him
seen As Place and Nemahs City. He
s lrcL lack and the clothing which
lad Ug-l was taken from him and sold
bon f0f the benefit Of the woman.
Here whipping. tarring aud ducking
Aaiy we're talked Of but be was
lq olty having his head shaved
s ilua" and being pat across
ETa.
better plaa would have been 10
Pc claimed him Co corn shelter, and
made 10 work un.l be had earned
money 20 refund what be had
s .som the wolnan.
yt UiEens made up sufficient money
he wouan on 10 her friends ia
She has learned By experience
SINE -feiien" are slippery" aud
l1s ie-Fned lhai some barbeFs shave
waiting for "the water 10 &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
nr. Mann'S Ague RalSam.

This wonderful compound is having an extensive sale
in all parts of the Union where ague exists. 1t is one
of the few medicines which are now sold over the cOun
try, that are really what their inventors claim for them.
And, unlike all other remedies that are
by their proprietOrs to cure all the ills that flesh is HE
tO-this remedy is only for chills, fever
& ague, or that particular class of diseases growing out
Of or the result Of miasma, so common in the western
country. The numerous evidences of its great curative
properties, and the high estimation placed ubon it, rem
ders it the greatest discovery Of the age, and it deserves
the entire appreciation of all classes of men. Those
having occasion to use a medicine OF this kind, are urged
to spare no pains to give this a trial if they wish to be
sonndIy cured. See advertisement in another column
Of this paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
SUMMER VARIETIES.
or Hightop Summer Queen,
GJlden Sweet.
Early Harvest Rrdst.eIk.
Seedsl Seeds! !.

The subscriber would call particular attention 70
the following:
Br ON Corn Seed of very superior quality, Chi
ncse Sugar Cane and Dlack Locust.
Also Onion, Beet, Cabbage, Radish,. IurHiPs, Let
tuce seeds, &C., by the quantity.
A limited supply Of Chufas or Earth Amends,
at so cents per 100 tubcrs. Curraut Seeds by tho
package or ounce.
Our Seeds are eli Warranted.
We have q fine lot Of Stowelrs Evergreen Sweet
Corn which is positively the best gnrlsn corn IN
cultivation. Also Smiths Early Wh2O Corn. Per
sons desiring anything in the. above line should Sr-
der Immediately. .
Address H.A TERRY, Crescent City, Iowa.
March 81, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-31
Extra Session.

Al latest accounts the Cabinet were
still resisting the Extra Session measure.
The Presidents mind however is made
up, and the Proclamation may issue to-
morrow. Aitorney-G General Black took
the position that the Department would
inevitably be dishonored. Notwithstand-
ing, JOHS GARNErT& Co., at their Agri-
cultural lmplemen, and Seed Store, St.
Louis, are still prepared to supply every
demand in their line.