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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
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n0RT8CUl IT UR0ST,
AND
JOURNAL0FRURAL ART AND TASTE
Established by A. }. Downing, in 1915.
EDITED BY J.JAY SMITH,
IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY, BY
SAXTON, BARKER & CO.,
25 Park Rotc, NeW York.

THIS popular publication has become indispensable
TO the tasteful Gardener, the Fruit Culturist and the
F,oriculturiSt. 10 embraces within its scope:
I. h D lscriptIon and Cultivation Of Fruit
and Fruit Trees subject IN which we are already
more interested than any other people.
I. Description and CultlvatiOn OF Flowers
and FIoWerlng Plants and from the most
delicate and tender to the most harty and robust.
III. DESCRIPTION and Cultivation of all Edis
BILE Plants, which are, or should be, grown in our
gardens.
". Gardening as an Art of Taste, with De-
signs for Ornamental or Landscape Gardening.
v. Rural Architecture. embracing Designs for
Rural Cottages and villas, Farm Houses, Lodges, Gates.
Wineries, Ice Houses, &c.
VI. A~rboricuIture. OF the Planting and Culture
OF Forest aud Ornamental trees.
VII. Botany and Entomology. so far as these
branches are connected With the general subject 10
which the work is specially devoted.
The work is issued on the hrst Of each month, iE the
best style OF the periodical press, each number contain
ing Turty-eight pages, embeliiShed with a frontiSpiece
and several other ORIGINAL and well executed enETav-
ings. At the end OF the year It will make . VOLUME Of
six hundred pages beautifully ILLUSTRATED with over one
hundred engraving. many OF them drawings OF fruit
and fnwers from nature.
ERMS- c0py I years payable in advance, 50 90
The Edition Jith COtOTed Plates:
" Ieopy ] year, payable I'm advance, IS 90
Specimen numbers mailed upon receipt Of their price.
Plain editian lScts; cnlored editiDn A2cts
Volumes commence with the January number, are in
dexed accordingly and we send from that number, IN
less otherwise ordered, but subscriptions may commence
with any number at the option Of the subscriber
Bound vols. in cloth, for 1861, 90 80; Tor 1854, % g
g and g, 50 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

On the first page will be found an arli-
Gle prepared by the Commissioner of
Common Schools of this Territory. giving
a bird's-eye view, as 1t were, of the basis
Of our Common School Fund in Nebras-
Ia. It is convenient for reference.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Berry & CO.-See the Advertisement
of BERRY & Co. They have recently
opened up in their new store room on
Main street, and are prepared TO serve
the public in almost anything they may
call for. Drop in and see them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Robert w Furnas, PIT
vs. y Kemaba County Dis
Lots No nine, ten, twelve trct Court OF the 2Bd
and thirteen in block four judicial District, Ne
in the City Of Brownvllle, braska Territory, in
Nemaha county, Nebraska Chaneery.
Territory, defendants.
To Mqy Term, A. D. 1860.
To the owner or owners or person or persons who
have any Interest," in b eabOTe named p opeFiy, 70 wit
Lotsno. nine, ten, twelve and Is, in block no. 4 in the
City Of BroWngille, Nemaha CO., y. T., notice is
hereby given that the above named plaintiff. Robert
W. FuFnas, has commenced an action and fled his
petition in the Nemaha County District Court above
named, in the Chaneery side thereof, against the said
property for the purpose Of recovering and quieting
the title in him Of the said property. his said suit
b. ing founded on a deed given TO him for the said
property byOne r. 7. Raiuey, on the 81 day Of May,
4. D. 1860. as the Treasurer Of said County Of Nc
maha for the payment Of the taxes assessed thereon
and sold on the said Sd day Of May, for that purpose
by him the said Rainey, to him the said plaintiff. and
that unless they demur. answer Or plead t. the said
petition on or before the fourteenth day Of May. A D
1860, his said petition will be taken as true and that
the prayer Of said plaintiff therein will he granted
by the said Court. JOHNSON 4 BEDFORD,
Attorneys Tor plaintiff.
Attest: ALLEN BBAcKEE. Clerk,
By u. w. Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that he above be published for four con-
seeatiVe weeks ia the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
by r. W. BEDFORD. Dp'y.
BrOWnvillc,. rr1 5th. go 4w-Sl5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
CarLng fur one SOIes Of One PeO:

OuILHb IUI VHO DULON VI VHO AOU-
pIe.--DEN, who took to himself a ''better
half" the other day, and has been off
on both a pleasure and business trip to
ST. Louis, has returned bringing a tall
stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
and ready-made Clothing. Having taken
a Psrfner, be proposes enlargine his b0si-
ness and has made his purchases aeeof-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

-SensIbIe-FeFy.-Each be-
fore leaving for Pixies Peak, the past
week, subscribed for the Nebraska I'D
U~eftiser. washington will smile" on such
adventures. We now have 60 subscri-
bers at Denver! Few more wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Rocky Mountain Gold Fields

for which the abuse Of the Eastern press was heaped up
on it without stint; bat time has satisfactorily proven
and verified its every statement and prediction. and the
News stands to-day the must noted and universally
quoted newspaper in the United States.
Already il has a circulation in every State Of the
Union, save four. and in both the Canadas.
Arrangements are being perfected for special aud reg
ularcorrespODdence from all the important cities OF the
East, and the personal acquaintance Of the proprietnrs
throughout the mining TeEiOns, will ever secure fer az
the latest, most complete and reliable reports from all
parts OF the gold fields.
The New, is published on Wednesday OF each week,
and dispatched to the Stafesby the Express coach Of the
following mOrning. reaching lhe Missouri River in from
six TO eight days, freeO expense TO the subscriber.
TERMS.-Single copy. IS 90, per year Eve copies,
5000; 81 60fOr six months; 81 so, for three months.
Advertisers will find the News, for ali time to come,
the best advertising medium IN this region Of eouhtry.
RATES.-Busiuess cards, 9I2,0 90 per year; one
square, first insertion, 50 90, per month, So 90, three
months, $1,000, one year. $50, 600; one-fourth column,
$500 per quarter $50. 90 per year; one column, 500
for six months, 81 so per year,
a POWER PRESS and complete Job Once will be
set up in the spring, for the benefit OF home patrons who
desire work in that line.
In a word. il is the determination Of the propTietOrs,
that the News. and the News once, shall always, as
now, stand first in importance in the Territory and State
Of Jefferson. Address
VIZ. N. BYERS & co..
Denver City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Grape Culture.-On the first page
of to-days paper will be found most an
excellent article on the culture of the
Grape. Il is worth preserving.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Probate Notice.

tate Of Nathaniel q. Titus. deceased. late Of Nemn-
ha county. has maAe application ID he Probate
Court o. Nemihs Co0nty, Nebraska Territory, for
an extension Of time % coolest the assets uf said
estate AMI pay the debts ehargeable against she
same. No ice Is hereby gwen that the 1873 day Of
April. 1860, at 70 oieinck A. 3D.. Of said day IS the
time set for hearing said application at my Dice IN
Brownviile. 1t which time al persons inferred may
attend aad show cause ghy said extension should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand and oaioial seal this 9th
day Of March. $50. CYRUS ". WHEELER
Naeb 29,JSe lrs6ats Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Ladies RepOSitOry.-The May num-
Der Is on our table. 1t contains two beau.
tiful engravings; likeness of "GRAc1
GREENwOop'' and 1.-The Plough" a well
executed juvenile design. It's contents a:
usual are elevated, heightened, moral and
eunobling.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
TAX TITLE
Chas G Dorsey In the District Court for Ne
vs.. maha county Nebraska Terri.
William Miles

Chas G Dorsey In the District Court for Ne
vs.. maha county Nebraska Terri.
William Miles
To The Spring Term-Is60.
The above named defendant, William Miles, viii
take notice that Charles G Dorsey, the plaintiff in
the above named cause, did on the 5th day Of April,
1860, Gle bis petition in the Clerks ohte Of said
Court against him the said defendant for the purpose
If securing and q~uieting the title unto him the said
plaintiff of the following described real estate, viz
the southwest quarter of section number eighteen,
in township number six, north Of range number four
teen, east of the sixth priacipal MERIDIAN, lying in
said eountyof Nemaha; Nebraska Territory, and for
such other rellefa rs he the said plaintiff may be en-
titled tO-said plaintiff claims said land by virtue Of
Of u deed from Rufus T iainey, the Treasurer Of said
county, made to said plaintiff who was the purchaser
Of the land aforesaid at a sale made for the purpose
Of paying the taxes due thereon. The above named
plaintiff Is therefore notified that he is required to
appear and answer said petition on or before the 18th
day Of May, A D 1860. Clam
EW THOMAS, Atty orPlf.
Brownville, April 5th. 1860. 4w-S1l IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Oregon PlOWS.-M. HUFFMAN, the
celebrated Plow manufactured at Oregon,
Mo. was IN orr city this week, disposing
Of Flows, Cultivatofs, SC. They are un.
surpassed.
.'THEo. HUI is Agent for this place and
has on hand a supply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Probate Notice.
Territory d Nebraska, -. -.

Ie cnnDfy 4 Ns sn Probate Court
Whereas Heath Euckolls. administrator on the es-
tate Of Joseph Deroin deceased, late OF Nemaha county.
has made application to the Probate Court Of Eemaha
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extension of
time. To coilect thc assets and pay the debts add charges
chargeable against the same notice is hereby given 10
all whom il may concern, that I have set Friday, the
18th day Of May, at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day. A. D..
1860, as the time for the hearing OF said application at
nv ofice in Brcwnville in said county, when and where
all persons interested are requested 70 appear and show
cause why said extension should not be allowed.
witness my hand and the seal OF said court this 25th
dRY o. ApTil, Al 1fe0.--r
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
aGood News for the Ladies'.
Lime! Lime!! Lime Ill

The undersigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
west Of BrOwnviIle, on the road leading TO Fl. Kearrey,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article Of
lime, to which he invites the attention of those wash~
ing The Lime will be delivered at the kiln OF at any
other point in the county. as desired.
Feb 9, 1850 en- E.. NJ. ONC
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Probate Notice.

notice j. hereby given 70 all persons interested thai
Esther BeishIine has been appointed admnistr9fTix Of
the estate Of John Beishline late ~ PaWnee County.
T. deceased. All persons having claims against he
estate are notified % pFeseuf them % The PYubste
Curt Of said County on or bei0re the l4th dry ~ Kay.
1850 or they will be forever barred from recovering
surh claim ~ any action whatever. 70 9 LORE.
f'~~ 2'Fs7 P-nhatr JUDGE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

The Atlantic Monthly, for May,
we have before US. 1t is-as is always
the case with the .aHantic-a god num-
Der. The leading article. Instinct" is
enc Of the most interesting, we now re-
collect to have read on the subject.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

NOW READY,
Edwards New Map Of Missouri,
With a portion OF Kansas and Nebraska. price so cts.
New Map of Illinois,
with a portion OF iowa and Missouri, price so cents.
The Peoples Hap aud GHGge far lara, Illinois and
Missouri.
With a portion OF Kansas and Nebraska. price 81 05.
Same as above. on rollers, suitable for hotels, Offices,
sc. &c. price "a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
" WH ID


"LEIEIe UI0NL" o. @III4 WeHF-
Vow ready ~ deiivery HE lie OF Hen. srEPHEE
A. DOUGLAS, with his most important speeches and
reports.
By a Member Of the western Bar. Price 81, bound
in cloth and 80 cents in paper cover.
No man in the United States at the present time is
looked t. with more hopeful interest than the disiin-
guished Senator from Illinois. Indeed his friends in all
the StateSof the Umon look upon him not only as the
rising, but che Present man-the man for the crisis aud
for the country.
The most important Of Mr.. Douglas Speeches are
Incorporated in this volume, and the whole work sub.
Iitted before publication, for the criticism Of some Of
Mr.. Douglas most judiciOus friends. in whOm he has per-
feet confidence, and by Them it is cordially approved and
ecommende
For sale at the Metropolitan Bookstore,
PHILIP &
$50 Penn avenue.
Sole agents for Lawrence's celebrated Foreign. sra
tiOnery. no d
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

phia. will send any Agricultural Work published IN
America postpaid, OF receipt Of the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

GEO. A. GRAVES. Bookseller. Staticner, and
News Ageit. Post once building Corner Douglasand
gtirtesn,b streets. Omaha n. T., Is our authorized
AGENT for both the Advertiser and Farmer.
N. 8. HARDING & CO., News and Literary De-
not. HIPS building Main street opposite the Muck
Oils House. Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
for hofh tho Advertiser and Former.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
blanks, Blanks.

blanks, Blanks.
Wehaye On hand, printed In superior style, and for
,sle cheap for cash, a fresh supply %
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice, Sherin and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Bading.
Drafts, Notes, ETC., etc. etc.
-skieh We call the especial attention of those in need.
-, Pcntinr Of any and every description executed 90
srseI In a style inferior 10 none, produced in any part OF
ne cauntry. We except no Office In the West, or else
vbere, and offer specimens OF our work as evidence
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26


Field Hand Book Of Pear Culture Gu
COIe's American Fruit Book 6O
Buist's Family B,tchen Gardener 20
do American Flower Directory ! %
Dlna's Muck Manual, cloth ] %
Nurton's Scientific and Practical Agriculture So
Duwning's Landscape Gardening 3 6U
Breck's Book of Flowers / W
Leucher's Hot Houses and Green Houses ! 70
NaSh's Progressive Farmer 6U
Allen Oh the Culture OF the Grape W
Aliens American Farm Book "
d. Rural Architecture -
Pardee on the Strawberry o.
YOuatt and Martin on the Hog 70
YOuatt, Martin and Stevenson cattle e
Yuuatt ON the Hurse y
Munn's Practical Land Drainer Oy
Miners American Bee keeperRM manual W
Quimby's Mysteries of Bee Keeping ] "
S,rgho and Imphec, Sugar Plants W
History OF Morgan Horse "
Reemelin's vine Dresser's Manual o.
Brownies American Poultry Yard l DC
Warnings Elements Of Agriculture Ts
Hooper's Dog and Gun o.
Skiiiful HOuSewiSe, paper zocJ cloth 0t
whites Gardening rOr the South ] %
Charlt0n's Grape Growers Guide 6C
Persoz on the Culture of the Vine 70
ThompsOn'S Food Of animals, cloth "a
Rural Essays. Downing SW
Asbuty's llIonois Form Book ] q
Whittlesey's Missouri Form Book, almost indis-
penSable to every man in Missouri OK
EPAny Of the above books sent by mail free, on
Teceipf Of price. Slot
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Cooley Tor May, Is another deslra-
bic number. The original engraving "a
May party; )" the fashion plates and the
matter are al unexceptionable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
E.

Es
Soldiers, Tesmsters, Sailors, for their widows
or orphan c~hiidTed0 Who served in any war; or battle,
either IN California OF elsewhere, prior 20 March 3rd,
1855, ar their children who were under - at thIt date,
or sailors who served ON the coast of California IN the
Mexican war, will do we'll TO address US. Claims that
have been rejected i'm the hands u ether aePHgs. have
been successfully obtained by Us Agents acting for Us
literally paid. Land Warrants biught and sold Il Order,
and all business requiring an agent at Washington at
tended 20. T.. b. s. CO.
AH'ys for Claims Pensions, BOHAfy Land4&e
Reference to any OF The heads of Departments. 43-I0t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
PROSPECTUS
or THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.

TIE NEWS " II enter upon its second year early
IN the coming spring, 1T which time il Will be enlarged
70 nearly double its present SIZE and corEespondingly
improved in many respects II was The hrst and - At
the present time the only newspaper permanently es-
tabIished in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region. Traa-
spOrted 70 this country in the face Of a disheartened re-
was set up beneath the peItfng Of winter storms, in the
midst " noisy mobs bowling curses, and threats Of ven
neance against every person aud thing that ventured one
encouraging word for the country {; az a time when the
man was fortunate who knew one day from whence his
meals for the next would come; it was successfully es-
tablished, and has since continued In the even tenor OF
its way, fearless and untranlmeled.
The News was Tie FIRST to hersldto the world the SUR
prisinE richness Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Serymen. Florists. Gardeners, hmph-
gnelgf Mixers. Publishers

and generally al those connected with Horticulture
throughout the Union and Canada, will dnd This The
readiest mode Of cJmaiusieatiHg with their friends and
customers E
Advertisements should reach The publishers by the
ooh Of the nlenih preceding intended publication As
he is not always able to meet the demands for the ad-
v~erfisiug oslnnns 1he communications received dckt
have The preference. B0taRical names must be very
Iegi6iy tgriften
As the space u be occupied BY Advertisements can be
regulated Ia sDme exteni by the wishes II advertisers.
il is well 10 indicate on The manusc ipt about the space
wished for and the number Of Insertions
Subscriptions and all other business Communication
should be addressed 10 SAXTON. r. &CO
IS Park Row, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Religious Notice.

Bev. II. BuRoH will preaee in the Congregations
Church in this City, on next sabbath at 1912
o'clnck.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Published March nth,
Another New Work by the Distinguished
American Authorsss.
EMMA ID. II. N. SOUTHWORTH.

Haunted HOnaeS9tSads
With an autobiography OF the author. by Mrs, EMMA
d. r. y. Author ~ the Lost HeiresS,
Deserted Wife. Missing BRIDE India. Wife's Victory,
Retributinn. Curse uf Clifton, Viva, The Three Beau
ties. Lady OF the Isle, etc.
Complete in one large duodecimo volume. neatly bound
in cloth for one dollar and twenty-five cents, OF in two
volumes, paper cJvei fOT one dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

PerSOnal.-Rev. H. BURcu. sppoint-
ed by the Methodist Conference to this
District for the present year. locates in
this city. He will preach in the COngre-
.grtion Church next Sabbath.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
New informal Improvement Map

Showing all the Railroads built and In progress, with
the the contemplated routes Inc different surveys Of the
contemplated routes, the different surveys OF the Pacif-
ic Railroad, The Overland Nail and Telegraph routes,
aud the Gold REGIONS Of the Great West. This Mapi
drawn and enETaved with the greatest care, and at i'm
mense expence, from Railroad and Government surveys
and the latest authentic information, Handsomely PIT
MP in case for 50.
Edwards Monthly, a Journal of
Southern and Western Progress.
Published Monthly, with many fine Illustrations.
Views Of Cities and towns, Portraits. sc, &c. at only
50 per annum These subscribing for two years, or for
two copies one year will he entitled 10 a Nap Of the
United States. a. e premium
For sale at all Bookstores. and At the Office corner OF
Pine and Third Streets, 81. Louis.
april &c. 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

~AASASO ~ IA
II undersigned has 3 OcO acres o. Choice Lands To-
cated IN this Territory ,-hish ne will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time.
For further Information apply 20 MY emce on Main
Stree, Of this place H.-M. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

The publishers OF he 'HoTticuiturist" calls attention
10 this p~esiudicaI as a valuable advertising medium. u
has a steadily increasing circulation in the most desira-
be quarters. visiting monthly every State and Territory.
and the c ,nadas saE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
NOW READY,

Designed Expressly for Emigrants and Trav-
elerS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
TAX TITLE.

Ew THOMAS, Atty for PM.
BrownvilIe, April 5th. 1860. 4w-Stl Is
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-30
COnstipatiOn or COstiveness.

little understood and much neglected Costiveness
Often originating in carelessness sedentary habits, IL
regarded slight disorder, of too little consequence
to excite anxiety while in reality 1t Is the precursor and
companion OF many of the most fatal and dangerous dis
cases. unless early eradieated It will bring the sufferer
to untimey grave. Among the lighter evils Of which
costyeness is the usual attendant Headache Collie,
Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles, and others Of like ma
ture while long train of fghtful Diseases such Ma
gnant Fevers Abscesses Dysenery, DiarrhGa Dyspep-
sa, Apopexy Epilepsy, Paralysis Hystera, Hypochon
in the system by this alarming symptom. Not un-
frequently the diseases named originate in Constipation
but take independent existence unless the is
eradicated in early stage. From all these considera-
ons follows that the disorder should received immedi
ate attention whenever occurs and person should
neglect to get box Of Cephac Pills the first appear
of the complaint, their timely will expe the
nsdous approaches Of disease and destroy this danger
Gus foe to human life.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-30
senator e. d. IsaIser. of Oregon.

The Republican Senator elect from Ore
gon made great speech in Sanfrancicco
on the goth ult. Thousands assembled to
welcome him to the city and State, and for
two hours and half, he held their undivi-
ded attention. The following extract will
show the spirit of the man:
"But here somebody RECEIVERS his wits
and seems to address me: "Col. Baker,
what say you of Stewards irrepressible con-
fict?" Why, this. If Mr.. Seward had
that opinion, I think he did rightto express
it. And apprehend it is your opinion
too. [Laughtor.] You don't think slavery
is going to last forever! God is too good
for that. A thousand years is as one day
in His sight, and it may take some time
for it utterly to decay. 1 hope disease:
won't last forever; l don't know that deatE
will, very much doubt if Slavery will
You Breckininridge men, if there is little
vein of piety in you, inherited from you
mothers, laughter not practiced by yol
perhaps-even you must hope that some
day Slavery will be abolished. Mr.. CLAY
and he was no Abolitionist-usedto to fe
licitate himself that, by the freed slaves o
our land, civilization would yet be carried
to the banks of the Niger. Read Pope'
Messiah don't know that Pope was al
Abolitionist-though inspired poets are ap
to be. Applause. Homer was, Shaks
peare was, the Bible is, and Homer woulC
be in very good company if he was. 81
long as there is slave and master in thC
world, the slaves heart will throb for free
dom. Educate him and he will fight for it
Nerve him and he will die for it-and you
to save your soul, can't help saying g:-'Hur
rah for the weaker partyP [Cheers.
would shoulder my rifle to suppress insur
rection; and yet in my own impulses, il
the depth of my own reflection, feel tha
ifMr. Seward, looking forward with the ey
of great statesman and philosopher, sal
the conflict was irrepressible-God go wit
him l indorse the sentiment. TTremer
dOus cheers.P