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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

F,pr-On Sunday night about -
o,olock the smoke house of Theodore
Hill. on Front street, was discovered to
he. on fire, and so far advanced that
nothing could be saved. MI. Hill has
been engaged extensively in putting up
pork this season, and at the time the fire
occurred, the smoke house contained be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 pounds of SUI
uerior bacon. The loss is obout 81 500
no insurance.
Providentially the wind, which was
qui.e brisk, was in the only direction it
could possibly have been to prevent other
buildings from being destroyed. The
smoke house. was in close proximity to
other buildings, which led to the most
densely built portion of the town. Had
the wind been a trife more to the west,
the best portion of the town, extending
from First street TO Third street, on
Main, could not possibly have been
saved, from the fact that we are entirely
destitute Of any kind Of fire apparatus
whatever.
This is the first serious loss by fire this
place has ~ sustained. and we hope
will be the means of melting to greater
care in protecting against such occurren-
ces in future, As a general thing, our
citizens are entirely too careless and
negligent in. this matter. In different
parts of the town can be seen stoye pipes
up through the roof, or out of
the sides of wooden buildings. Our city
authorities should. see to it, that greater
care be exercised.
We ought, too, by all means, to havea at
least a Hook and Ladder Company. Let
he new Council take the Fire Depart
aent into serious consideration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

SERIOUS Loss.-We regret to an
RQunce that a gentleman of this place met
with a serious loss on the night the fire
occurred. The neck yoke to his wagon
was partially consumed by fire, and a
paddock intirely lost. No insu-
rance. The "Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny'' were compelled, also, to raze his fine
which must have cost at the least
calculation, $3.50 or $500. "SomsbOdy
q haze 10 pay for that" therefore the
proprietor will lose nothing on that score.
Had the above enumerated loses been the
Pnly misfortune the gentleman sustained
IN the occasion referred TO, his friends
night have reason 10 hope for his recu-
Peration. But alas! "hope endeth."-
language fails us in describing the latter
Misfortune. Suffice It to say the afflicted
perfectly inconsOlable, regarding him
felf totally ruined. He is entitled to the
FymPathies Of this COMMUNICATIVE the
% fellow kept tavern in Indiana"
?. S.-As the unfortunate mar is Dis
posed to censure the editor for his latter
Misfortune, We hereby make the amends
0AOrabIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
Adapted to tie Severe Climate
of the Northwest.

APPLE TREES, from I 70 Z years old. e25 70 $50 per
1000. ROO CRAFTS 4OpBr loot. APPLE STOCKS,
one 30 two years, selected for gTantuE, 81 sCcUnd cissss
Al per thCudsand. MAZZAHD CHERRY. 81 par 1000.
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR, CHERRY, q
PEACH, OUNCE, NECTARfNB, AND APRICOT -
APPLE, OUNCE, PEAR PLUMs AND
Rose STOCKS. Bppls Sctons-st 90 per fho1ssnd-
CUTTINGS, many sorts-Osgge Orange, good one yen
Old plants, $50 per thousand. WftsOn'S Sfr1Dberyr
aud many other Standard Sorts-two dollars ffty to
four dollars per thousand ~GTrpes-CatGwba, Clinton,
Isabella, well rooted one year Oid-thTee dollars per
hundred, twenty dollars per thousand. Deia11Te-
one and two years old, s. 10 80 pc. dczen. Rha-
barb, best rts-tWO 10 Eve dollars per hundTsd-
HOuqhtOn GO0sbeyTJ, one 70 two years 0.d-one 10
three dollars per hundred. DOgnfBg's Ever Bearing,
MRl5ery-four % eight dollars per d0zen- EDergreens
sorts-tenG dollars per thousand. SHADE and
Weeping Trees, Shrubs, FiOCeT Roofs Btsbs, Roses,
immense yaIiety-mostIy one to tive dollars nftY
per dozen.
Packing carefully done. Catalogues sent on rsosiVt
Of a three cent stamp. AddIesss
FIX PHOENIX,
Nov Il, 1851, In1s-6ml Bloomington. HgtHois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
CHEAP flowers & FRUITS

will send, by mail, postpaid, 100 SMALL BrEas,
mostly mixed TULIPS, for one dollar, and Iars5
Bulbs Of same, for So. Cther Bulbs, nausd. I5v
enough.
B~ERBACEOUS PEREENIALs. Of 81 sorts. sna
mixed EOSES and other HARDY SARUBBFRT.
By express, or railroad, 4 TO s dollars per 100. Nan
I'D and 0HclCE sORLs, about double price; and more
in small selected IOts-in all, 500 varieties.
"SMkLL FRUIrs" Of al serts, including DELAWARr
and CoNCORD GRAPES, equally reasonable.
FRUTT and CRNANENTAL TRKEs. % per cent lov-
er than usual. All safely packed to keep q month.
at purchasers cost. Address
JOHN A. K~IENICOTT.
The Grove ?. o. Cock &c. Ms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Prices to dealers whose orders exceed the above
amounts, viii be given upon application.
Collections of Vegetable Seeds by Mail.
No. 4 contains f~orty-fve varieties, bis selec-
ton .... $500
No, 5 contains twenty varieties, his selection 100
The above collections contain only the most desi-
rable varieties. They are put up in packets CON
tanning u to 3 ounces each, afording an ample
supply for q small family for a season. Those who
wish to obtain larger quantities are referred to the
following collections, which, on account Of their
bulk, can only be sent by express:
No. l.-COAPLETE COLLECTION, sufficient for
a large garden for one years supply,
comprising twelve quarts Of Peas Of the
very best sorts for succession, six vaTie-
ties each of Beans, Cabbage, Turnips,
Corr four Yari ties each Of Lettuce,
Onions, Radish, Muskmelon, Watermel-
on, Cucumbers three varieties each Of
Tomatoes, Cauliaowers, Celery. Broccoli,
With q full supply Of Spinach, Beet, Car
rots, Cfass, Rar-sy R4rsnip, Satisfy
ErrI PANE. Perrnr. Endira4S reot and
fot f1fts, and nany ether sorts of cuif-
ulg dn1 vegetable seeds ia liberal guam
title 49,. $500. ...s+ $1,000
No. 2-CcMPLETE COLLECTION for o moderate
sized garden, containing six quarts Of
Peas, and most Of the other varieties in
No. 3.-CONPLETE COLLECTION for small gar
den .-......... 800
A list Of the contents Of each collection will be
found in the Catalogue.
Those who prefer to purchase BIZ THE OUNCE will
be supplied by mail at Catalogue Prices, WITHOUT
additional charge for postage.
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash. 81 B. K.BLISS.
Feb. 3-tf Springfield, Massachusetts,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

ID. J. MARTIN, of this place, who is in
the mercantile business at Central City,
Colorado, and who has been absent al the
mines since last fall, returned last week,
"hearty as a buck" We are pleased to
know that Mr. M. is doing a good BUSH
ness. He brings cheering intelligence as
TO the mines in that region. He will
please accept our thanks for a generous
supply of specimens" from the noun
tains, which we regard as valuable acqui-
sitions to our cabinet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

PETERSON FOR MAY.-We are in re-
ceipt of Petersons Ladies National Mag
azine for May. It contains much that is
useful and interesting to ladies. A large
number of fashion plates, and a great
deal of most excellent reading matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
We all &c the 80 Il ii

5 NN0IHeF o1eWs.T
a,li'ie OF me ca! chewing
- '"o oDaoco We have met with,
can be found al Lett, SrRIoKLrR 81 Co.
We claim to know how to keeps hotel, {,
on the tobacco question, and having had
opportunity O testing LET'S selection,
we speak from the book. JAcoB will ac-
cept our thanks for samples"
Mr.. LETT has just returned from the
East, bringing with him a magnificent
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, and acst.
"aS' which are offered at exceedingly
low prices. Give 'em a call,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

DIR. THOMAS F. CHAPMAN
Will send to all who wish it free Of chargel, the
Recipe and full directions for making and using a
beautiful vegetable Balm, that viii efectually re-
move PIaPLEs, BL0TCHEs, Tan, FRECKLEs. &e., &c,
leaving the skin smooth, clean, and beautiful also
full directions for using PELAfBEAU's GENERATED
STIMULANT, warranted to start q full growth Of
Wbiskers, Or a Mustaehe, in less than thirty days
Either Of the above can be obtained By return mail,
by addressing with stamps for return postage) DR..
THOMAS f. CHAPMAN, PRACTIcAL CHEMIST,
S3I. Broadway, New York.
Feb. 6. 1852. Tno31-2ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

''SOME MILITARY. monday last was
/, q military day ia this. place. The
5eOplA turned out mbre generally than
was expected. Early in the forenoon
two and four horse teams came in from
various parts of the county, loaded 10
O~yerhowing with people; flags, flying from
heads. and flag stats which were
fastened 10 the wagons; martial music,
and a general "hnrrah for the Union."-
sppeare6 % fosi ina military
AuD, ~ aaa 8 wos rn com-
suder tbe rs9airmenfs Of he law
Iasss atrthe faat session Of The Legisla-
lure. Some eight Or ten new companies
were formed, most Of which were at once
'illed up 10 the minimum number. So
soon as all the companies are filled up TO
he maximum number, we propose pub
ishing the muster rolls. We have the
nuster rolls of the Rough and Ready
Rangers" Capt. gosHUA TATE "Peru
Horses Capt. w. G. GLASGOW; "LOn-
don Guards" Capt. WARREN SMITH;
Glen Rock LahCers," Capt, PETER
BURGfR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

LAND PATENTs.-There are about five
hundred Land Patents on file in the 9.
S. Land Office, in this place. We pro-
pose to publish a list of the names of
persons to whom they belong. By this
mea all in this Land District can know
without the expense Of coming 70 the
Land Office, when their patents are
ready for delivery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
TPuBL1c-No. 26.l
AN ACT making an appropriation to lin
inmate the Public Buildings.

AN AOI making an apPtOpIabOn 20 IIIu-
inmate the Public Buildings.
Re 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of AneFt-
ca in Congress assembled, That the sum of one
thousand dollars, OF so much threof as may be
be and the samei is hereby appropri-
ated, out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to enable the Com
missioner of Public Buildings to carry out the
order Of Congress for the illumination of the
Public Buildings on the twenty second Of
February, eighteen hundred and sixty.two.
Approved, February 20, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

These machines make the celebrated GROVER &
BAKER STITCH, which, has taken the highest premi-
I'm at the Illinois State Fair, in September last, at the
United States Fair in St. LOUIS, in 1850, aud at the
principle State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave a decision in favor Of this
stitch, on account Of its great strength and adaptation TO
all kinds Of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following Table will show the difference in favor
Of Sewing Machines over the old method Of stitching by
hand. In the working or these Machines there is not
only a great saving Of labor and time, besides adding
greatly 20 the healthfulness OF the employmen but the
stitch is much stronger, more elastic, and less liable to
rip or raYel than the stitch made with shuetles and
bObbins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

D. SE1eLE has a "big lot" Of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, which Doc says
they will sell "dog cheap and what Doc
and Dave say, they will perform. Bet
ter call and try 'em on.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Judge ]. G.
HleeINs, of Savannah, Missouri, will let
ture before the Brownville Temperance
Association on Tuesday evening next
1t is hoped there will be a general atten.
dance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Published rs q warning, and FOR the especial bone
TT Of Young Men and those who suffer With Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, SC de,
by one Of those who has cured himself BY simple
means, after being put to great expense and incou-
v~enience, through the use Of worthless medicines
prescribed BY learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had Of the authGr,. G. A..
LAMBERT, Esq, GreenpOint, Long Island, By euoios-
ing a postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES 4. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, n. Y.
Feb. 8. 1852. ln32-2ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Tbaye for sale a few pounds OF the White Georgia
Sugar Cane Seed.
One pound Of it will be given to each new Farmer
subscriber, or old one who is not in arrears, and has not
received i've papers Of Flower or Garden Seed.
r. W. FURNAS, BrownviTle,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
FRINGE Go CO.,

"SDN~N-NN' - L
The celebrated Observation-Disclosures, ITsz. All
Kinds Of Trees, Plants, Small Fruits, Grapes, Bulbs,
Greenhouse Plants, Stocks, Seions, Seeds etc, etc,
At very IOto rates, to suit the times. Priced Catalogues
sent.
March 18th, 1852. Tuss tn
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Quite number of serious typographical
rFegs escaped the notice of the proof
'esder last week. An error occurred in
making up the article on "Plant Trees
|nc Shrubs" which nearly destroyed its
|neaning. In the second paragraph after
le eigth line, four lines of another arti-
e and on another subject. were inserted.
0 read correctly, omit the ninth, tenth
% eleventh line, and first line in the
lrd paragraph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
THE H~ORTlCULTURlST,
And
ART AND TASTE
Established By A. J. Downing In 1873
Peter B. Mead 8 Gee. B. woodward.
EDITORS AND PROrHIEroRs.
Devoted to the Orchard, vinsyord, Garden aad
Nursery.

Each annual volume Of the H"ORTTcULTuRfsr con-
tains every subj ect Of practical utility connected With
Horticulture, POmolegy, Landscape Gardening. Rural
Architecture. etc consisting OF Original Papers In those
departments Of science, and forming an indispensable
aid TO all who interest themselves In rural pursuits.
The following are some o. the important subjects that
characterize the work, and these will be treated by Wria
tiers Of well-knOwn ability.
The cultivation and management Of Grapes, the lead
ing pomological interest Of the country.
The cultivation Of Fruit generally, with illustrations
Of everything new.
The Management Of Flowers and Vegetables. with IL
lustratious Of new varieties.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubbepy, their cultivation,
management and artistic planting
Horticultural buildings. Desigs. Plans, ETC., for Con-
servatorios. Hot and Cold Graperies, Orchard Houses,
Pits, Frames, Forcing Houses, and their m lnaggneut.
Landscape Gardening and Engineering, embracing the
construction Of Roads, Walks, Ornamental Water. Ter
races, Lawns, Drainage, Hydraulics, Briggs, Vistas etc.,
together with illustrated plans for laying out, improving
Ind planting country estates.
Original designs and Essays in all departments Of Ru-
raj Architecture, etc.
Forming a large annual volums, literally illustrated
TERMS:
One copy one year, pay bic In advance. 500
Bound volume for 1850 and 1861, and s~ubseri7-
EMi FOR CLUBS OF six.
any person getting up a Club Of SIX 81 81 50 each,
and sending Us Nine Dollars annually in advance viii
receive q Seventh copy gratis, as many years Is he kooPs
Additions can Be made At any time. S~Pseimsa copta
tgtthOUf charge.
TUE EDITION WIN o0I0RzB PBA1z8
One COPS, one year. Paydeie 81 advanes
Fcur copies, one year, %
new r6swi6isb for Iss2. and ooans voiumos
ft f9Q 10 1851 Pr express, 1000
Aldress sll advertisements. Subscriptions. aa1 ba8I.
Med b
Editors and ProprtetOrs Of the HoRTIcULTURIsTs
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Any or having a yoke Of cattle they
would like to trade to advantage, car find
a customer by calling at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

Arc. ScHoENHEIr has removed his
law office into the old Land Office, on
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

To G. P. RICHARDsoN, Esq, w are
indebted for a few seed potatoes Of the
Mercer, Fluke, and Mexican varieties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
]. M & cos
SEED WAREHOUSE.

10 JUN GW-4QG
SEEDS BY NAIL.
SEEDS FOR THE FARMER.
SEEDS FOR TIE GARDENER.
SEEDS FOR The FLORIST.
SEEDS FOR THE NURSERYMAN.
SEEDS FOR TIE AMATEUR.
SEEDS FOR TIE DEALER.
Send for our Descriptive Priced Catalogue Of
Vegetable and Agroult ural Seeds for 1852.
Send for our Descriptive Priced Catalogue Of
Flower Seeds for 1852.
The two combined contsin TIE largest collection Of
seeds to be found in this ~eountry, embracing every
standard and improved variety, together with all
the Novelties Of the day.
GARNET CHILL POTATOES A Seeding in
trodueed by C.E. Goodrich, he claims for its high
er degree Of hardness and adaptation to all soils and
weather than any other sort known, and in good
soils and seasons, and with fair culture, they will
yield from $50 to $50 bushels to the acre.
Price per peck, Soc, per bushel, SI.5O, per bar
rel Of % bushels, 81.
All the following varieties Of Seeds mailed, post
paid, to any part Of the United States, with the
exception Of those marked thus*, which may be
to those wishing them by this conveyance,
at an additional expense Of one cent per Or, } on
receipt Of the amount annexed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

CORPORAraOx ELEcTIoN.-The corpo-
alton election winch took place in this
Pty on Monday last, resulted in the fol-
owing. selections:
r. +. Barrett, Mayor.
J. II. Morrison, Recorder,
David Seigel, Treasurer.
Thee. Hill,
H. Msun, Alderman
sesse John;
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
WILLOW CUTTINGS

At 81 per hundred, S. per thousand. Liberals discount
TO the trade, or IN large quantitItiess
Also-Our usual assortment u Ersrgreens: Fruit
Trees, Trees, Shrubs and Fiautsj Hedge
Plaats, &C.
Catalogues furnished % All applicants.
hThs EVergrsens " Ia Mollie.
s7.tf SAMUEL EpWARps, Barssa Co. III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
Wonderful Little Microscope.

Magnifying small objects 500 times, viii be sent to
any applicanton receipt Of fWe u, fUe cents in silver,
aud enc pink stamp. Five Of different powers for one
dollar. Address KRIS. II S. WOODWARD, Box $50,
Phiisdelphia, Pa. R8.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
Strawberries.

wilson's Albany, Triumph ds Grand, Jenny Lind.
Troilope's Victoria. and Austin Shaker Strawberries.
Rirtland, and Catawissa ever bearing Kaspberrioss
LaWfon's Blackberres, &C. all at the lowest rates,
E@Send Tor a circular.
GEO. ". CAMPBELL, Delaware, o.
Oct. 3. 1850. nI5-gn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
The Franklin Family
MACHINE,

Has one advantage which is worthy Of especial attention
in addition 10 the peculiar character Of the stitch, and
that is its adaptation to either light or medium heavy
work. The Machine which at one moment Is used on
II MOST FABRIC, in a few mo-
ments after can be brought to bear with the same facil-
iIy on cottOnades and towels Of the cOsrsest description.
Its adaptation for FAMILY WORK, istbus remaTka-
Bile, ana gives il a superiority over every other style Of
machine in the Market.
In order that these Machines may be placed IN the
hands OF all classes, we have reduced the price Of our
FRANKLIN FAMILY MACHINE TO FORTY
From the increase Of our business for the
last year, and the entire satisfaction our Machines are
giving throughout the United States and European
Countries, we are led tobelieve that our determination
to manufacture a PERFECT, SIMPLE RELIABLE
CHEAP MACHINE, has been fully appreciation
By the public. This policy will ROMAN unchanged, and
as hcretofore no Machine viii be allowed 10 leave the
ONCE that we cannot fully warrant in every respect
We shall keep on hand at all times a general assOrt-
meut Of Sewing Machine msterials
a Needles for all machines can be ordered By Nail or
Express. Price One Dollar per dozen.
Persons in he country, BY sending rs their address
enclosing q letter stamp, can have forwarded by return
mail, one Of our circulars containing the dihereRtsiJles
Of Machines. list Of prices, and sample Of work.
II. RICHARDS & CO..
Principal Agents for the Iorth West
Office and Salesroom i33 Lake Street, Chicago Illinois,
E. RICHARDS Late Of L. Cornell & Co.
c. E WISWALL,
JN0.W TAPPAN, formerly Agt Tor he Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine
January9th' 1852. In26-fl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
TEue peIewars 80 -
PROPAGATED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK.

Strong, WeI-ro0fed One Yser Old Vines growH IN
open air. 50 cts y 81 each. s5t 90 I0.Psr d0S, EEfraG
EeGr old zines. and No. I, erfrG large layers, tghb
bsarinq rood, $50 to $500. 20 Sl2 SIS per DOZEN
ALSO tine vines Of Aliens new white Hybrid, Anna.
Cleveling, Concord, CuyahOEaY Cara, Clinton, Casa
d.. CataWba, Diana, Herbemont, Hartford, Profile. Is-
Isabella, Logan, lie NOir, Lydia, Louisa, Lyman. Nor-
toms virginia, Ontario, OpOrt0 RcDecca. Rogers's new
HybTids, Tayiors Bullitt, To-Kalon, Union Village, ana
many cher knds. AZ low nrlcae.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10

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Bloomington Nursery,


At the crossing OF the Illinois Central, and So. LOUIS
Alton and Chicago Railroads. Established 1882. on
the open Prairie, and contains l40 acres. Fruit, Orna-
mental and Nursery Stock, a very large, general and
reliable assortment, VERY CHEAP foE Cash
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
IOWA PoMOLoGICAL GARDENS.

Catalogues furnished on application.
April 3. 1862, nss-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-10
The Confessions and Experience Of a
Sufferer.

Editors and ProprtetOrs OF the HoRTIcULTURI5T
81 PAX RoW.N Nov YorE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-16
SEQ REW.RDl

@ Runaway FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IA on the let day Of February, 1862. six miles
SANN East Of Athens Tenn, his NEGRO BOY
M TIM. lie is about 20 years old; about
isu, 9 inches high; bright muslto; with scat
On bis jaw; weighs about l45 pounds dressed in
brown Jeans sack coat; had when he left black
over,oaj; carried ono pair Of pants and blut
blanket: had on a black oil cloth cap. He is q
very lSoly hoy; steps and speaks quick. / viii
nav the above reward for his apprehension anf
delivery to me, at my residence, or for his saf'
confinement in any mil so tlat can get him
The last account he was at T. Upton's, On TIA
Creek Monroe county, Tennessee.
W. l.. RICE.
McMinn comfy. Feb II. 1s62-tf-G0o
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-16
MORGAN PRINCE.

VNHIs FINE MORGAN STALLION WAS
I selected and purchased, in the Fan of 1860
ia New Ilampshire. by the undersigned. after a
careful personal examination of some -four or five
hundred stock Horses. for his pure Morgan blood,
and rs possessing in very remarkable degree all
the requisite points OF an a Ne. Stock Horse.
! Morgan Prince was ten year old last season, i'
! beautiful dark bay. with black legs. name and
tail. and without white: weighs. when in good
| flesh. 1850 to 1900 pounds. Has been broken to
harness. and has unsurpassed beauty of style and
action. great muscular power. excellent disposi
tion. and for smooihness Of gait, bottom and
speed Us rotter. is not eNcelle1 by any. He is
remarkably sure, and marked popularity ofthis
Horses stock is very striking resemblance 10
himself both in color and form. saw ex-
omplifei in some forty specimens Of his get ex-
amiucd by MS.
Morgan Prince was sired by Kcnt's Granite
State Morgan: grand sire Royal Morgan tnow
living aged 10 ycars:) 2. e. sire sherman Morgan:
q. O. g. sire Justin Morgan Ilis dam 10y Canaan
or Kenyan Morgan. by Boston Tiger or Boston
Morgan by Cock Of the Rock, by shernpn Nor
gan. 10y Justin MORGAN.
Morgan Prince received tic first premium in
the wear 1854. in his class cf sherman MORGAN
| stations nj Grafton County Fair held NJ Ilavcr-
hill n. II. Also. first premium. in same class. at
Connecticut River Valley Fair held At Bradford.
Vermont 1857. 1t is The Morgan stock Of Horses
! and this l. ono nf Them. snrc--that is now
priced beyond AL others. and have earned n high
or character for locility. endurance. style. action
and speed as trotcrs than any other stock OF
| horses in our country.
| The attention Of all lovers of good stock is in.
| viicd to this Horse. now making his second sea
! SON in Tennessee. lie will serve limited mum
| her Of Mares the present season. ~ the stable OF
| Eli Dixon. five miles East Of Athens, at SIS. in
surnncc. due when the Mare Us asccrtaincd to h'
| in fnol or parted with: Sl3 the season. payable
at close of scason: and SO the single service