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Az ScI u SHettr 0TpOStt
OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Sbell and Thoroughly Cooked (fsr superior
70 Toast) In ttso n7tHHtsI, tAs fastest
tune on record. Call and see.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
In the DISTRICT and visitors the oty that he has
rehtted HI. OLD and wELL-KNowN KsTiBLI sHMINT
IN most thorough manner, and has made DOM
Pete arIansements to furnish OYSTERS in any
per day; Zoo 70 Sco osns Of spfoed and Fresh
In the shell BY the sushel or barrel,
Persons WISHING TO have Oysters furnished regu-
larly through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
without fear Of failure, should call and make ar
rangements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved BY purchasing Of Re, as furnish an article
at prices Just a. low.
TO Suffers,
8, Canned Meats, Lobsters, Ssrdines. CLAIMS.
strawberrles, Tomatoes, Pigs' Feet, Trlpe, 80.
40. 90. Also, Pickles, Catsup, SaJoes, Brandy
Peeohes, 90, Also, Game and r resh Fish, Tur-
les, TerropIns, Fresh Lobsters. Cod, Halibut a a.
In not, every thing for sale in the Northe m mar
kets always on hand, At reasonable prioes
:, Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
nvered without charge e any part Of the DISTRICT
In season, + the money is sent with the order.
MY establishment s open from 5 q. m. % IL At
Ia az every day, except Sunday, when CLOSE st
50 T. M. HARVEY.
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IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MEN!
Army Rssulstion Hats. ...-.
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PROPOSALS are invited Tor construotins SSn-
boats upon the Western rivers
organisations viii be lmmed atsly preosyed And
NAY be examined at the or artermaster' ~ G6ios n
oipoinnar. fIrsburgh, and at this o6ice.
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risas submitted BY bidders win be taken into
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| MON PAPER AMP ENvELOPEs.-Tvsp-
~ y different styles Of Note and Letter Pneer.
With Envelopes TO match.
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Az the Daily and Weekly Papers constantly on
nn;Hd He1sd Times. and Tribune received every
Papers from all Parts ofxhe country
BeedlSs Dime Novels And Song Books,
,ha. nesn supply o. Books for summsr reading,
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II General Hospital, Usioa Hotel, corner Bridge
dsd Waskisgtoa streets, GeorRstotca, Dec. IL.
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D. the ne 81 thsss Pulls the periodic ssssskss
HUSssf ~ Sssh HsAlAsk< may DO prevented: ard
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aisse relief rom PAIN and sickness vii be octalnss
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storing the natural elasticity and shsastAs ns
whole Gystem.
The cERHALIo PILLS IRE The rss.I, Of Ion.
Investigation md carefully conducted exDerimontN
having been In use many jean, during winch time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount Of
pain and suferinS rom Headache, vhe<ber end
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state Of the aosa<A.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
vhCTT HOSPITAL ror 4
Ps6hsksd IN tosfcr1sfy ssSfk fAs yssoIstisa sf
tie Sssats ef July 10, 1851.
At Ss~ss.ary Hospital, Gsos.so,es, Dec. IS

I'd U. 8. lnfsntry.....1
5th do Cav1lry.....-
ID Maine Volunteer J..
I'd Vermont Volunteers
5th do do.
9th Massachusets VOL,
LIST Rhode Island Art.
4th do do.
5th Connecticut Vol ..
I'd New York Vol (d)
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w, TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
rRASH ETH tSr ise NtRs ,ortes. .ssOTtment
this oisy, oompQFinE best Sole Leather
hsdleG Dress 6ud Pooling Trunks, Va
~ verJ low Drloes,
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NOTICE..



"ADAMS' EXPRE SS COMPANY
This Company offers 10 the public" Uneq ueled
AcvenSses" Tor the Sale ana Quick nispatch OF
Heavy Freights. Paokases, Valuables, Money, a O,
&C., TO all parts fthe United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
part hom and arrive IN Washington twIos daily,
Al Expresses are In Charge Of szpsriesesd asd
An Packages for. The Soldiers carried at "or,
HALT, our usual rites.
ALI Goods for the called "Confederate states,'
and all Articles " Contrsbapd Of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at u.s. and p,
NJ, arriving In Washington at A. NJ. and $50
,ESeressss leave Phlladslphia at a.se A, M. and
~, NJ, Arriving in Washington at % p. N, and
Expresses leave Baltimore ct AZ A. M. and 3 P.
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Expresses for all points North and West leave
Wsshington At 1.S 4. NJ. and $50 P. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of FreiSht
can De made on APPLICATION 10 this Office.
All Goods called for and delivered fyss Of Extra
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Supf Adams Express Company,
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MILITARY BOOKS.
= HENCH RICHSTlEN have lust received
of aPa n complete s:sortmsnt Of Military Books
1Sr cent. below the regular retail DrioesTiE
r. A ns. edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and RiAs
Forhes' yoIuntesrs' Manual, vols, o.
ALIENS Compendium Of Hardes's Tsctios. ga
Gross. Military Surgery, 80
MMahsn,: Field Fortifoation and Outpost, esoh u
The Soldiers 6uide, 4 Completes mammal And
drill book for the use of the Volunteer MilIa And
the Home Guard. 80 e e0~
The Hand Boob for the q. 8, Soldier, osin.
nrst BOOK OF instruohon 70 the u. 8, Infantry So-
~ Also, Military Mas. Map of the Seat of war,
gag, Badge and Medal. Of ,eyery description.
FRENCH RIcHsTEIN.
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ChAskeurs de Pans Cepe
80 ooSs hsoe 70 oraerI With appropriate de-
"o~ b. II. STINEMETZ,
236 Pa avsnus, near cornes 18Th n
%rseen WlIlsrdS sno kIrkwoods' hCt-is.
~ Agency TOT CITIZENS Cork Cop Hagelook
H.hv reoom mend ed for the use of our rank And
ne oI Lieut. zen. Winfield SCOTT. de Ii-lm
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ID ". Yorf CavaIry(eJ 2
9Th do do...... 1
Van Allen Cavalry -. 1
Oneida CountyC Cavalry I
LIST Penn. Volunteers. 2
5th do do...... 4
"a One o@cer. (b) o.
(d) One oMcer.
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ospAalis Pulls ars takins the pssse Of sIl ma.
Asa sAs cs~@ssssi BsHssss, Bessss, ksss
eaad 10 Be very e4oeosous Cor the be.dsoha
hea as os~~sressl, Cssessssss, oAss,
Suffering humanity lcau nov be rsi,eved
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At FIFTH District School House Hospital, B,anek
81 GsSsyal Hospital on E street, Dee. 10
80 michigan Vol 49,. l04th PennsylvaniaVol 2
Isl Excelsior Brigade. Kentucky Cavalry 80.
10th New York VOL. :. l4th Penn. Cavalry .
Mn massachusetn Vol. Ohio Cavalry, (unst).
LUZ LUZ 90 DO. ID y. 8. Cavalry......
l2th Pennsylvaniavol. ii
23d do do nj Total Il
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hsa fAs Wsss~s u. II. 9ASsssS. mSsass, IA,
We hesLEly snSogse Mr.. spaIdins. su6 his M
nvAlled CSShAic Pills. ~
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n Esdiasa Hospital (Patest O6fee), WasAirxtor.
ID. C., Dec. ID.
inn INDIANA Eol IS 18th Maine Volunteers J
Ztn 90 do...... 2 lst Michigan Cavalry 4
,osn 90 do.;.... ] Bates's Empire Bat
SD Penn. Volunteers IOi4th Rhode Islani Vol
9TH New York Cavalry 81 w.
LIST Berdan Sharps'rs. s. Total. OF
I'd do dO...... NJ
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had AZ the Hospital.
Csigned,) C.F. wLrseN, Chairman,
JAMES T.. BOTELER,
HEsRY J BRIsHr, ION.
X ID. PUMPHRBY
slnee the opening Of the hospital, . patients
Of these there have been discharged Ss
sent 70 other hospitals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
remaining In hospital. .............,...,,o
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every silly yarn that is related by design
ing parties passing down, regarding the
movements of the Sioux Indians, and the
danger to these far away frontiers, from
their hostilities.
To make short work of the matter we
will observe that we do not know Of q
person in this whole frontier region, that
is fearful of any outrage or dcrrcda-
,ions by the Sioux or their allies. At
K%earney city, md all the way up and
down, the ranches have laid in all the
goods aud supplies they are able to buy,
and all sorts of agricultural works,
building and improvements are going on
regularly and rapidly, as though there
was not an Indian in this quarter of the
globe, and yet We learn that many are
afraid to travel up this Valley for fear
Of losing their very precious, coward
ly scalps. We repeat i, there is no
danger whatever of harm from the In
dams II you let them alone.
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Council Bluffs.

The merchants of this place are now
fully prepared to supply the wants Of
emigrunts and country IN, rchants, in dry
goods, groceries, provisions, boots, shoes
hardware, liquors, &C., Geo. Parks, &
60 :, and Iredericson and Jackson, are
the best houses to deal at. For drugs
and medicines 60 to Geesaman. d Co.
They have a fine stock, and will do MS
well by their customers as at any house
in the West. Those who want saddles,
harness, or anything in that line, call on
John B. Lewis, the cleverest and most
upright man in this city. At Rogers
old stand is the best and cheapest assort-
ment Of tinware, stoves, etc., etc., will
be found. If grain and provisions are
needed, go to Butterield's he has oil in
abundance and will serve you generous
ly. The Pacific House is the best hotel
in the West, and has the best landlord.
Phillips & Co. have an excellent assort-
ment of boots and shoes, and is n gcncr-
Gus fellow, and Fox will do you up in
the hardware line.
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New Wall Arrangemenfs.

Twelve years ago we became convinced
that the Platte Valley would become the
great overland tn oroughfare ts the Pa
cifc, AM altho' every cxertion and every
a%rtiice that could he devised has been
rcsorted 10 10y those living south to
find and establish n southern route
and Government has already expend-
ed millions TO accomplish tho same.
The task has proven unavailing. And
now after years of trial and the expend-
ing Of untold amounts of money, the
great Battlefield line Of coaches to the
Pacific has been removed 20 the Platte
Valley, Central route) where a daily
linco # coaches from Omaha, via Laramie,
Salt Lake and Carson Valley to the Pa
cifc, will he put in motion on or before
the first of July. The Pacific Telegraph
has already gone as far us Kearney, and
this season will doubtless be built. rs far
ms Salt Lake.
The next great movement will be the
commencement of the Pacific Rail Road
starting from Omaha. This is truly q
fast country-isn't it?
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XOur IEIrih.DaY.

How soon another Birthday has dawn
cd since n year ago! Time seems to
psss with the speed of n race-hOrse. and
we seem only to have time, after one has
pissed, to count another until it is up
on us. To-day is the forty-fourth of
that interesting epoch we have lived to
witness. Indeed we can scarce credit
the fact, that time has kept so long a
standing account with us for as We sit
here alone with our own thoughts as
companions, we feel 'Ewe are a boy a.
gain," with spirits light, and agile limbs,
as when in our childish, school-boy
sports, few could excel us for fcetness,
agility, or other manly amusements.-
Indeed, it is hard to realize hat we are
becoming old, and that our noon-day Of
life is past. Aye, to those who love and
enjoy life this is a sorrowfnl conviction,
and yet where we can look back upon
few actions TO regret, and with consci-
tICc VIII VI hhtcitiOHtl SohCiiPS3h hS'N
not regret that we are approaching Rest.
Life to us is still sweet, and we can bat
feel some regrets, this as age approach
es, time seems to hasten his steps. As
troubles and anxictics OF life tl;ckcn
around US. so does hoary Time drive
his car with greater velocity-dou5tlcss
in kindly humanity, to relieve us mortals
of the ills and troubles of age and Sec
ond childhood. "Getting old!'' aye,
and yet our hair is no. perceptibly
sprinkled with the SHOWS or frusts of
years, our heart full as light and playful
as at twenty. We tumble about with
the children, run races with the boys,
and still, as when a school-boy jump
through our clasped hands. We are as
fond of sport. music, flowers, and social
reunions, and more than ever admire
nature, and yet the weight of years are
upon US another birthday has arrived,
and the conviction is forced rpon us, that
we are getting old, and in few years
will pass away, and though the spirit eff
youth and soul Of younger days finger
with us, and our heart warns as did it
ever, a few more s'birth-days'' at most
will lay us in the tomb that an eternal
youth may be ours. "Such is Life;'' and
may each successive birthday find us
prepared to cancel the great debt Of ma
ture, ever due from mortals.y iLs 10 .ii.
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wind River Cold Wines.

We had the pleasure yesterday OF ia
king ly the | and our old ~neigbbor, Mr.
Merchant. just down from the Wind River.
Gold Mines where he has beeRfor the last
yearin business. He is now on his way
10 Omsha to obtain the irons for a saw
mill to be Immediately erected at South
Pass City. on the Sweetw alter, anl but a
few miles from tie he WHY discovered pia-
ccr.. Mr.. Merchant more than confirm 8
the truth of former information and is san
gnine the mines in that region are more cx-
tensive and more productiveth a at Pixies
Peak. Ee informs us that several stone
buildings had been ere ctej in Sonth Pass
City and that active prepa -ations were III
progress for extensive imI rovements. A
number of companies had arrived and
were preparing TO put in their sluices and
male other preparations for vigorous opor-
tiors at mining this season. H--s5 81.
We have no doubt OF ,ha--tru'h o. Mr..
Merchants staten ents, for his character
for v%eracily aud steady bhsitess llabi 5 Is
II questionable. We shall soon expect TO
hear Of multitudes. of miners going from
Denver, ard thousi nds a lso from the East,
From Denver to the capital OF the new
mil es, we are informed, is only about 200
miles South Pass City is IN the Sweet
water directly on tie Utah and Califcr-
mia route, aal a5ou So miles from Lere,
The natural ADVANTAGES for settlement are
wonderful. Stock reed no irhny or feed
through the winter p!enly Of good piae
timber; water THE most excellent and
bailding rock Of the most conaenient shape
in layers, 20 say nothing a fbeds Of plaster
layers OF marble, and huge veins Of stone
coil. AlIhail the age Of Golden lands, Of
shining s ands, of gIittering strands, of busy
hands, of mining bands and wealth oman
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
CLfiZen,S Meeting.

On Tuesday afternoon, agreeable to pub
lie notice, citizens OF this section met in
mass at Mr.. Peck's Rancho. Judge Peck
was called 10 The CHI ir, and r. +. D'Orsay
elected secretary. After discussion oil sub.
iects infinitely connected with our well
fare, prosperity and safety, it was resolved
that a military company be organized.-
Every settler present, at once enrolled his
name. J.. Wagner was elected Cap.
tain, II. Peek, lst., aud r.. Moore, I'd
Licutena:.ts, and r. f. D'Orsay, Orderly
SERGEANT. Id.
The expressed object of this organ;za-
ton, is for a Home Guard, { ! its monde
pIume-".Ihe Wood Eircr Rangers to pro-
tect the settlement against all thieves,
m~qrauders, AID those Of any color, who
d.s'urb the Teace of society, or interfere
with al lawfal pursuits of happiness.
The Hall County Ca.t!e Regulation was
also unanimously I'D ptcd-vjz: Owners
Of stock are responsible for all damages
their stock may do 10 The crops of their
reiglbors, day or night, aud the stock is
to be the hostage until satisfaction is made.
Th4 deliberatiors and actions Of the NEE
ing were pleasantly harmonious and unan-
imou Is. The Company are to meet at Wood
River Centre, a week from Saturday next,
when all who will unite ale invited 10 at
tend. -.r ga. -....r
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-05-02
Agricultural works.

1t is quite surprising that our from
tier farmers are SO negligent in master
ing the theories Of their business as well
as practicing, thus neglecting TO profit
by the experience of others; ard ginning
all their information step by step in the
old-fashioncd -slow-coach of experience,
which is not only a loss of time,but also
of opportunities of making money. No
thrifty, or even economical farmer will
fail to take, a. least, one agricultural
journal. They are a positive necessity
in these days of progress, and in money
and time will often save the husband
man a hundred or more dollars per year
by reading and adopting the experience
of those who have leisure and means to
experiment, in soils. fertilizers, seeds,
etc., and produce improved varieties of
ANNALS and crops. Among the many
valuable periodicals upon this subject,
produced in our country, we would spe-
cially recommend q few. viz "Ihc
American Agriculturist," Published in
New York. sThe Country Gentleman
published at Albany ; and the ''Rilrnl
New Yorker" Rochester, New York.
:'Thc Prairie Farmer" Chicago, Ill
"Wisconsin Farmer, Madison, Wis.,
.'Ohio ~Cultivator," Columbus, o. "The
Iowa Farmer" Des Moines, and "The
Nebraska Farmer" Mt Brownvillc.
Farmers, we ngain repeat it ; If you
have brains, send for some Agricultural
periodical to help your hands and physi-
cal nature. If you arc destitute Of brains
YOU need them all the more.