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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Administratorls Sale.

BIZ order Of the Probate Curt Of Eenako County,
Nebraska Territory.
On Saturday, the Sth day Of sept, A. D 1860,
at one o'clock. p NJ, Of said day. before the door of
the Post Office. in the City of Peru, in Nenaha Com
ty. n. T. will be sold 70 the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, a, the property Of
Jacob Meltck. deceased, tO-wia the west half of the
north east quarter e section M twenty-eight town
ship no six. range fifteen. east Of the sixth principal
meridian. containing eighty acres. appraised al -four
hundred dollars. Terms e sale. cash in hand.
JOHN W. SWAN
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob Meliek, de-
ceased.
Brownvn!!e July % Is6O-ss. l.t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Glad Of it.-friend BURcHEs, of the
Oregon (Mo.) Nurseries, will visit this
portion of Nebraska, shortly, soliciting
orders for fruit trees, shrubs, vines, sc.
There need be no fear of being imposed
upon by him. He is a practical nursery
man, and is close at hand. SO that he can
be relied upon, as to any representations
be may make. Wespeak for him a libe-
raj patronage. n3ThW EaA 7c
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
me- GrnnS in Nebraska.-Owi

II1Eh AAA
The crops in Nebraska.-Owing
,othe extensive routh the present season,
eroDs in Nebraska will fall very far short
Of what they would have been ordinarily.
AS we hare before stated, in this county.
he wheat crop is a fair one on an v e
tsge: the straw hight, but the head and
rrain not 10 be complained of. But little
bats, barley aud rye were sown, the yield
5 considered satisfactory under the cir
~eumslances. Potatoes. except in few IN
Stances, will be nearly a failure. Sod
corn, except in the bottoms. will amount
to nothing more than fodder. Corn
plaated 10 good time, well covered and
which has been kept clear and worked
steadily through the dry weather, will
prove more than an average crop.
Many farmers entertain a mistaken
notion as to planting and tending corn.
Too many furtow GOT the whole field be-
fore commencing to plant. Then when
the seed is dropped it falls opOn dry soil,
is covered with the same, and unless the
season is a wet one, cannot dc well. Again,
they appear to think when the ground Is
very dry 1t does no good TO TO plow. The
fact Is, the dryer the ground the more
weed for Frequent stirring. Constantly
iurning over dry soil has a tendency to
create and keep up moisture. Asa gene
raj rule. and to secure a good corn crop
in any soil. country, or climate, the seed
should be planted in good time in a fresh
furrow with a planter, or Immediately
after the pillow, covered deep, and by all
means we'd cultivated especially if the
season should prove as dry as the present
one Ia Nebraska, the oflener II is plowed
the better. ~ h-4
We recently took a short trip through
portions of 0toe and Cass counties; me
with farmers from nearly every county IL
The Territory, and from whom we were
Particular TO enquire relative to the crops,
Wbalywe have said in regard TO eropsJn
our own county, we are safe in saying is
applicable to the Territory generally.
Agricultural interests are surely on the
Increase 10 Nebraska. In Otoe and Cass
counties fine large farms, well fenced,
we'll cultivated and provided with good
buildings are numerous, especially is this
the case in the latter county. In Cass
there has been much more small grain
planted than in any other county In the
Territory, and we are informed the yield
was very fair indeed.
In Richardson and Pawnee counties a
number Of farmers are experimenting
with hemp aud tobacco this year. The
season, however, has been too dry to give
much encouragement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Annual EXhibit.-In our advertising
columns will be found the annual exhibit
of the receipts and expenditures Of Ne
maha county, for the year ending July
LIST, 1860. The exhibit certainly reflects
credit upon the management of our county
affairs.
With the present financial condition of
the county we see no reason whatever for
county, warrants being but little below
par. If some plan could be adopted BY
our County Commissioners by which the
hawking Of County Orders around, al
from so to 75cts on the dollar, could be
prevented, il would not only be credita-
bic but beneficial to the county. We
suggest that if the Commissioners would
create, or set aside a fund with which to
promPtlypayt the interest on County War
rants, semi-annually, they would not de-
preeiaUe in value, but would always pass
current at their face.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

John Mcpherson In the District Court Of Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter
William Dewitt ritory.
William Dewitt Of the State Of Missouri will take
notice that the said John Mcpherson did on the 9Th
day Of August 1859, file his petition in said Court
against the said defendant wherein he claims dam
age to the amount of FIVE hundred dollars. as having
accrued to said plaintiff; In consequence Of the nom
Performance by said defendant df an agreement and
Obligation made June 9TH, 1850, wherein sEid de-
fendhnt agreed on or bsfOrS July 10Th, 1859, h dss
liver to said plaintiff = good and sufficient deed to
the N. West quarter of section l3 in township five
range is east Of the 6th Principal meridian, and
to pay to said plaintiff one thousand dollars, and al
50 to give his obligation for the further sum Of FIVE
hundred dollaFs, Ia consideration that the plaintiff
should convey to said defendant the East half Of lots
Z and 10 and the whole Of lots 8 and Q IN block 8 in
Brownvillc, together with the Hotel building ther-
on, situated And said defendant viii take notice
that the necessary R6idavit having been fled by the
said plaintiff an order of attsehmsnt has been
been issued against his property, and the land above
described has been attached. said defendant is fur
her notified that he is required to appear and an
wer said petition on or before tho third Monday Af-
ter tho seth day Of August 1880.
EW THOMAS, Atty for PHI
BFOEDylTls, Aug 9th, so, s. sO-ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Probate Notice.

notice Is hereby given to all persons. interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed Administrative Of
the estste OF John Beishline, late Of Pavnee County,
n. T., deceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate are notified TO present them to the Probate
Court Of said County, on or before the 18th day Of Nay,
1850, or they viii Be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action whatever. b. g. LORE,
I2wnO32FST Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
valuable and Appreciated Pres

Valuable ana Appreciated Pres
ents.-To R. c. BERGER, Esq, who has
Just returned from the mountains, We are
under obligations, for some beautiful and
very rare geological specimens lead and
silver ore, very rich; two varieties of
gold bearing quartz onyx agate ; an
thracite, and petrifed shells taken from
n of the highest peaks on the Rocky
Mountains. We have had no present
lately we priced more highly, or that is
d more valuable acquisition TO our cabi-
net of collections, to which we have given
considerable attention the past fifteen
years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
TERMS:

onsSesr, Il paid in sdyaHce ~ a2ooC
&C o &C " "l2 500
~ n or more will be furnished at $3.50 per
crowded the cash accompauies abe order, not
AerWile.
The .fNebraska AdEertiser = having
-,b the largest circulation Of any paper in
[. Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
"a, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
4" nsrkets where Nebraska merchants pur-
=. will nd no better advertising medium
.hs western country.-H
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Fifty Thousand Copies Already Sold.
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T OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.

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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Another New Residence. - We
notice that w. C. Srour is erecting a
very neat residence on the bill side, near
the First Presbyterian Church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

The Weather.-For several weeks
past has been opPressively hot. Indeed,
% two different days, we have been visit
dby perfect simoons. The thermOme-
'Sbahas ITO. 10 the shade. The air
Vas sufficiently hot in the shade to almost
Ulster flesh, and IN some instances Vege-
.a''0n was literally burned up, As
var as we can learn this unprecedented
not weather is not confined to any par
Ncular locality but prevails in every pOr-
Hon Of Kansas and Nebraska, and South
INTO Texas. n ~-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Still ReturnIng-The past week
the brothers R. c. and J. B. Berger re-.
turned from the mines. They were
among the first who went outihis Spring
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Who wifi Do H?-Will some of
our country subscribers fsrnish-us with a
lot Of green corn, to dry for winter nse7
We prefer the sweet corn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Simple Remedies, Easily Obtain
for the Cure Of Disease I'm
all ferns

GAAAAR A4GAAA1AAC8g ANAaEMI ODNElAML-
for the Cure Of Disease I'm
all fGrns
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR, NJ. D.
TELLS foU How % attend ub0n tsssicE. Asd nov 4
cook for them; how 70 prepare ddnkI
POultices &c, and also how to guaTi
against the infection from CONTAGIOUS
Diseases
TT1RLIS YoU OF the various diseases Of Children. asa
gives the besi and dmDtssR moGs Of
treatment during teething, eonvnla
aions, VacoinstiOn, HhoopIns-eoagh,
Measles, &c.
n RRtLs ToU The symptoms Of Group c6olera1nfrn-
tum, ChOlie, Diarrhes, worms Eealla4
Head, Ringworm, Chieken-pox, &C.,
and gives you TIE best remedies fer
their cure.
n TILL o ne symptoms Of Fever and AEae, ana
Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fevers, AID give you shs beat
q smplest remedies for their cure.
TELLS YoC The symptoms Of influenza, Consrmp-
tcn Dyspepsia, Asthma, DrcpSey, the
Gout Rheumatism, Lunbago. cry
siDeias, &c,, and gives you the best
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II TELLS EOU Tie symptoms q Cholera Morbua. Ma
lgnant cholera, SMALLPOX Dysentsry
Cramp, Diseases Of the Bladder, and
ofthe kidneys and Liver, and the best
remedies for their cure.
TELLS lou The symptoms OF the Humps, Neural
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Diseases Of the throat, teeth, ear and
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IT TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Epilepsy JaundIeo the
Piles Rupture Diseases OF the Heart,
HemOrrhaEe, Venereal Diseases and
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ITTEbS 1OU The best and simplest treatment fol
wounds, broken bones and dLslocatiDns
sprains loekjsW, Fever SOres, white
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IT 0 OF the various Diseases peculiar 20 he
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

AhOtIeT Storm = Thursday night
last, this region was again visited by a
severe storm. Nearly all the corn was
Frustrated. fences and grain stacks scat
tered "hiIher and thither," aud in fact.
insOme instances, houses and barns were
blown down, al St. Frederick, in this
"osnty, we regret 10 learn that the resi-
denOe and store house of Herman Utecht,
Esq., were both blown down upon the
whole, however. we are not sure but the
me rains following will fully compensate
Tie farmers for losses sustained by the
wind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
a Good Farm for Sale.

ma subscriber will sell 1t q great bsrEaih aEerN
choice quarter Of section Of lard in Johnson county Ne.
braska. There are forty acres OF me ilmoe So
SO acres under cultivation, a goCd log house and other
improvements. Il is two and 2 hail miles from LeeA
seh. on the road from thence to FaVpee civ
ANY person wishingto purchase a good tract oiIand On
very reasonable terms, will sppIy 20 Gyms wight
Tecuuseh. or Johh L. Carson, BANKER, - bFoNhuiie
OF toGeo. W. Shroat, Sebraska City
R0BERT RIGHTa
ResiduF d worrslltc1i = NsmabaCA
ysnaary Is, 1850 g9n
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Douglas Sugar MIlI.-we have on
c'nu one of the Douglas Superior Sugar
zane Mills Will farmers call and look
HAS Just The thing, surely, Those
.0 propose purchasing mills this season
te-@eh TINE fhey we're ordering
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
How TO Prevent COnSumpI1ON,
With general
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conducive 70 Q long and healthy
life, and remarks relative to the right

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AwOEk OF this character is so essential to families,
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No A3s Chestnut Street,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
EIanks. Blanks.

hanks. Ranks. ~
T.bsve On hand, printed In superior style, and foT
Aeap for cash, afresh supply Of
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r-1st Deeds, Bonds for Deeds,
Jdstice. Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
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Township Plats. Bills Lading,
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i re caIi the especial attention Of tbosein need.
alEtinq az any and every descr iption executed 70
., N a style %iuferior 10 nrne' P~rodpced ~ any part Of
oe.,,v we except no once in DE West, OF else
"a oger specimens ~ our Work as evidence
IcN
- GRAVES, Bookseller, Staticner, and
SEO. - psi once building, Corner Douglas and
heN strsets. Omaha. N. T., Is our authorized
M MI, fT both the Advertiser and Farmer.
q uhRDING & co.. News and Literary De-
IHiiPs bniIding. Main street. opposite the Muck
~ I. u1nse. Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
y, hotb ne AdUerfiser and se G1.#
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

NJ. Raun being an szpsrisn9Sd practical pruiyiib kis
patrons mey rest assured that all medicines procured
from him are genuine-without fear Of mistakes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Goossberries,


Strawberries aad BIaekberriea,
Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs,
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Roses, Dahlias,
&C., Sc, &e. - r -
To which we would beg leave to call the dttCHtioH
Of the people Of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Raase
sas End Iowa.
sdg-Our terms WILDE az low as any reliable east
ern Nursery. -r4. II
By purchasing Ct as thsexpsDseO Of trsnsPortstou
from the cast can be saved. lr
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and
packed in the best manner for any parto the Unit
ed States, for which q charge Of the actual eostonfy
will be made. Eseharge will be made for the deli.
very Of packages on board steamboa 9.
All Communication addressed to the undersigned
will receive prompt attention.
Ell. BURCHEs 4 CO..
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

both hY day and nIEht.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
PURE LIQUORS.

Brands. Cordial, Port Vine Hhdsisa, vine, WsitS Utss N
and Malaga wine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
$1,000 YEAR

Can be made by enterprfsine men s~verywher6, In sell.
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with other apply to OF address
JOHN + POTTER, Publisher,
No GU SAMSON Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

John Mcpherson In the District Court Of Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
Lord Hastipgs is de.


Lord Hastings is dead
the 80 miles between the Lands End and the Sctly
Islands which would then be port oil call ior ShpS
arriving in the channel for orders.
MILITARY RIoTING ~ THE CAMP AT ALDERsHoT.-
On Sunday night riot occurred between some regular
tIoops and militiamen. Three mtitiamen were shot
dead. SIX soldiers were arrested, having Win them
rifles loaded With ball csrtrdges.
The London Times in leader on Slavery in the
United States and the revuson in favor OF the South
eIn States caused by the vagares Of the Abouonsts
says the union of the American people is not only OF
importance to themselves, but TO the world at large
1t has been fully proved not only on the American
continent but in our colonies, that the enforced
equality OF the European and African tends not 10 the
elevation of the black but 10 the degradation OF the
white man. We cannot find any sympathy ior those
who would try in the United States the plan OF nall
caste republic, and trus that the Federal Govern
ment and the right thinking part of the community,
will protect the South from repetition OF such out
RACES az that of Harpere Ferry.
The London Ismes correspondent at BRUSH Coiun-
ba complains of the conduct of the United States au-
tbOrtes on the Island of San Juan, both civil and
military. They have been guilty Of many petty acts,
calculated TO annoy British authorities and subjects
Instances are given and it is stated that the American
officers carried out reluctantly, and with great anne
nty the orders Of Gen. Harvey.
1he London money market had been quiet under the
influence of the holidays, and business was suspended
on the 26b.
The London Times City Article, dated Tuesday
evening, says:
"TLe funds opened with great dizziness at the closing
prices of Saturday and remained without the slightest
hucuation. But for the reaction on the Paris Bourse,
consequent upon the refusal Of the Pope to send rep
resenve 10 the Congress- unless the recent pamphlet
hall be officially repudaed the tendency would prob
ably have been toward Improvement. Since, the de-
mand for discount il moderate, and money abundant
Oh the Stock Exchange al per CENT
The Daily Negs icity article Of Tuesday evening
says:
1.-The Stock Exchange to-day was still under hol-
day influence. CoDsols, however, were not lower
tb1n on Saturday. The principal feature was fresh
advance in British Railway Stocks which closed with
decided buoy ancy. There was good demand Tor
money, which will probably Increase during the neat
few GAYS. In the general market the simply was
rather scanty at q per cent for best bills There were
no transactions in gold at the Bank to-day. Foreign
Exchanges are firm.