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port Of NEW YORK, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
CLEARED.

StcA ushiu Siberia Br) Hsrrison Liverpool via Queens
town. g q Franckyn.
Steamship AtslantA (Br Pinkham London--Howand 4
Aspinwall.
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Livingston, Cheesenan, Savannah-Liv
ston. Fox 4 Co.
s.samahp Tennessee Chichester Charleston III Morgan
4 Co.
stsamshp Saratoga Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamship Saragossa, Hooper. BaltimoreJ Andrews.
Steamship Vfnciand, Hazel, Baltimore DafzeL
Steamship FanNa, Freeman, PhadelphA Loriilard.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson. P0rtand-J Y Amss.
Steamship Ashland, Crowet, Boston--W Clyde
Ship Henry (NG), Vessels, Bremen H koop Co.
Bark Jared (AusI, Noyak, London--G Socovich a Co.
Bark Speed {Nor), Nstvg, Rio Janeiro-wend Tctens 4
Bockmann,
Bark Peades, Packard Trindad--yates 4 Porteraieid
Bark Edna tBr, Robbins, Nassau River, fa-d Bui
Brig Eclipse (Br), jacobson. 81 Kitts-Jones Lough
Schr w Wheeler, Lewis, Maixaxas- y Loud 4 Co.
Schr Ads Louise tBr Helder, 81 John and Yarmouth
CrandAll, Bertaux d Co.
schr c Ii Kelly, Reed, GAlveston-C II Mallory 4 ca.
schr W Collins, Tooksr. JacksonvfA-vsn Brlnt
SlaghI.
Co.
Schr White Sea, Jones, Savannah MoCrexdy 90.
schr w Cesner Egbert, Rchmondyan Brunt & SlsRht
Sohr Vapor, Newtuy Batmore-0 Pymer. =
Schr Dart johnson, Stamford.
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
Schr Salle Burton, Palmer, Stamford
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CHINA.

Modesass Winser-Elnancial and CommorclaI
DIatscrs-The Fronch Treaty -Dfovoments Of
United States Vessels.
San FRiNorsoo, Feb II, 1870
Advtces from Hong Kong, China, BY the mai arc
70 tho 18th OF January.
The winter In China had been unusually moderate
Freights to Cheefoe wero better and all tho vessels
were nndtng employment. The water in the Han
kow river was low and but little business doing in
that province. Three vessels have been chartered
Tine british schooner Ada was totally wrecked on
January On the "East Saddlesn and three lives
were f0Sk
Unprecedented advantages wers expected 70 bs
obtained by the French treaty now under cons,ders-
t1Ou. - --
Tho United States steamer Asnuelos arrived az
6hangaas On JanQary Q. Tns AouocScy tsft for
HOng Kong on the Ilth. M
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short and 70 time N loss rocesA He said
Mai Ia all his seeoltsoon hors % t
brhtnd In ts bustnsss this one ~ = ...
The original rss0iutoa 70 adjourn March was adopted
Evening session.
Mr. NAoHTMAN moved thai the stats BHcise law be TO
fsrred the nrst COMMITTEES OF the Whole !,
MN Q. MUspHy moved that bill VI, which was tns oln
to abolish the New York Special Sessions Court %
TO the Same committee. .
Tho CHAIK stated ha. the bill had lost It's number 10 was
now numbered a36 -
Mr. \. MURPHY then moved that bill 2S be reforrsd 70
tho nrst Commttes Of the Whole NOT full .
hr. hurphys motion carried also Mr. NAchtmahs.
0kNE1AL OHDERB -.
The House, In committee, disposed Of tho following os -
nood regulate the sale Of Intoxicating liquors Ia sne
BtAta Progress reported. :.
county Of New York This reeAs the act creating tho pre-
sent court and restores the old law.
Mr. BURNS moved 70 strike out the nrst section.
nesas n. G. MURPHY aud MfrCnwtL opposed the motion
and denounced the court IN unmeasured terma.
The motion lost sh bill ordered 70 third
reading.
Mr. n; O. Muxrur moved the bill DO read tomorrow Al
ChHrterng the New York Real Estate Exchange OF New
York otty. Ordered TO third reading.
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( HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1870

nuenoe Congress to repeal that part OF tho revenue
laws whioh imposes o tax OF dvo por
cont ON hotel rentals Tue petition airoady
prepared for presentation to Congress, osb0ratolJ
AW the principal among which are that The reve1uo
taxes paid Dy hotel keepers are seven and 0no-haf
times greater than those paid by merchants on the
same amount OF capltaf and that the effect OF the
sax o. I'VE per cent rentals 10 not IT present IN 40
ooruance with the Intention OF Congress when the
law was enacted, 60t
the subject OF bringing before the State Legiala-
EURO the subject OF the quality ana price OF gas IN
hnaiy adjourned 70 meet as the Fifth Avenue Hotel
n0xs ThurSday night TO receive ana act upon the
report OF the Ice Committee. 4 .'.. +.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival Or she Steamship Jasa. At sa. Fran

Arrival ef tho 6toamship japan ut San Fran
Olsoos
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 10. 1870.
Tho steamship Japan, from Hong Kong January
IL and Yokohama. japan, ON the 24th, arrived as
half.Dast ten O'Clock tonight Her list OF passen-
gers, whioh u unusually small. includes n. Hengel-
muller and Colgate BAKER. for New York Tho mer-
chandise BY this steamer 70 20 overland to New
York Includes nfty-sevon boxes OF tea thirry.four
packages Of slkworm eggs, one case or sik and Tor
Europe nfpeen bales Of silk. the Japan spoke the
steamship America. hence for China, ali well.
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SPAIN.

Cariise Disturbances and Revolutionary Pists.
..... MADRID. Feb. II. 1870.
Cariiss disturbances arc reported at Nurcia Csla.
eayud and other places, but they were promptly
suppressed. Tho indsCstions are unuistskahls that
me Cari;sts are plotting for general outhssak IN
spain. Tho government u aware Of their designs
ana u prop0co1 70 moot thom.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
ALBANY. Feb. II, 1870.

ALBANY. Feb II, 1870.
BY Mr.. FfgacV--Agsnst the act relative to Brooklyn
schools and that the lie the table. Agreed to.
RECESS.
The Senate agreed adjourn from the 2ad
irst.
. CoIs IETHnEsr ON Tgs OLD STATE DKnr.
MI LORD called his resolution the principal
interest Of the State prior 25 or February ls
10 ooin On motion Of Mr. GENET referred tbs n.
nance Committee.
AN RxEoUrIyE sHssIoN
was hold TO coptrm tho Loan Commissioners notar!cs
public
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HOLLAND.

The Rate Of Intonest-Amoricau Securities.
AksTzRDAH, Feb. II, 1870.
II ~ generally tho~ght that the reduction OF int
rest BY the banks here ead elsewhere on the Conti
nent Will create an improved demand for the United
States securities.
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What ABoston Boy" Gives for Disturbance.
PARIS, Feb. II, 1870.
The MarseAsafse to-day publishes letter from .
gentleman Of Boston, Mass, to Francois Vincent
Raspaii I'm which he says he encI0ses fifty francs
contribution towards erecting monument to VIC
Tor NOtr and n. Baudin.
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ROME.

Civil Government and tho syllabus.
ntn PARIS. Feb II, 1870. L
la Patrte pronounces false the report that Austria
ana other Powers had transmitted to Rome re-
moustrance against the Papal Syllabus.
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M e..I-r,. N, =. u~l - LONDON, Fob. IT, 1870.
Tho PaH Nall GazetS this morning rensws the his
tory Of the Proedmens Bureau In the nited states
and after recOuntng "the immense good ts has 90
compiishsd, dep0rea its approaching ead.n -
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SWEDEN.

Religious Toleratien und Freedom OF Cos-
science.
STOCKHOLM Feb. II, 1870.
The Diet has passed law admitting disseuters
rom the State Church and Jews to political rights
Tho King signed the law Immediately.
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Penal Laws Relaxation.

Uo8 uts PARIS, Feb. II, 1870.
The Journal Oncfel publishes an important decree
which by request Of the Minister or Justice snnuls
~ ,raWU UUO " 0o,. s,ss 'u0 kysu .mH
belong to secret political societies. I.s Minister
says this power s abolished because 1t v nc0mpat
bio With q liberal QOYernment
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IRELAND.

Radical Asisasion In tho Seath.
LONDON, Fob. II, 1870.
A Fenian denomination was announced to take
place q Cork yesterday but Was represssd by the
Auth0rtttes =
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Flow Of Specie TO the Bank.

Flow Of Speclc TO tho Bank.
PARIs, Feb II, 1870.
There has been heavy now Of specie to the Bank
OF France during the past week. Tho amount In
vault to-day D L. 10o, O0o greater than At the cor
responding time last week. a#
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Yn,unble Discayery.-The Celebrate

Valuable Discoyery.-The Celebrated
Toilet chcmists PHALON Il SON h,vc introduced, unas sr
the or vlrAIIA, or SALVATION FOR TIE HAIR an
article which nDeased gray hAfr ta
s natural color in FROM two 10 ton days O
article must ut once take leading position the market
II IL clear Dpd, has pleasant odor deposits no sednent
and altogether pleasant and attractive efficient
preparation. The propretors state distinctly
object TO restore the original coor The aa sbas
Is not intended adapted badness.
perform other OF the wonderful feats boaxlfuly
claimed ms the results Of nsing the shiny which
preciptated IN the fUu sediment Tho VfrALIA.
seems is not to be .used daily dresng bat only
be applied when The natural Dge that proauces
nrwing To use II dressing would DO to defeat ts
joc We Ike tins honeAt candor and the pubic, who
been humbu sgei quauun suf In these
appreciate p.-From the daily Evenn. SUM- Feb l. Louis
VILE, ny.
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Houso Of Commons LrgisIurion--C Colonial AZ
fairs. sMf wA

In the House Of Commons Mr.. Monsell Under Colo
NAL Secretary, stated that the Hudson Bay Com.
pany's domain had been transferred to Canada but
no money mad been paid. The transfer had been
brought about through the concurrence OF England,
Canada and the Hudson Bay Company. The RED
River difficulties would be speedily settlea. though
how soon IL would be premature to say.
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Must "Bido His Time.n

Tho Rappel Qrreconcilabie) to-day publishes a let
Ger from Victor Hugo to Henri Rochefort, calling the
latter ~ force Tor the future"
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary ProEress-Ths House Of Lords
In Session.
LONDON, Feb. II. 1870.
IN the House OF Lords to-day the Committee on
Standing Orders was appointed.
Lord Cairns demanded returns as to the condi-
Non OF the agricultural Aborers and the tsnures OF
land In Ireland.
Lord SALISBURY censured this mode OF conducting
business, a. likely 10 lead to greas waste Of time
IN the early part OF the session.
After observations from the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Gray, Lord Reaesdale aud others, the House adj
10urnod. FL
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Press Law Prosecutions.

PARIS, Feb. II, 1870.
The trial OF the editors or the Reue rrecon cable
organ) for violation or the Press law has just been
brought to close. NJ Deescluser. the chief editor,
was sentenced TO imprisonment for thirteen months
ana to pay fine OF 2000f. M. Caron another OF the
editors was sentenced to six months imprisonment
and 2Oo0E. fine.
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Exeter Hall Again.

sveoins he'd sn tndignsaoo meeting ana "ds
nounoed tho present MANAGEMENT"
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SHIPPING NEW s.
Almanac for New York-This DAY.

Sun rises....... 8 81 Moon rises. ....eve 8 81
Sun SETS. s 80 High water. morn 10 Is
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SAILED.
Shippias Notes.

Stsamships Anglia, and Siberia, Lverpool; AtaAsa~ Lea
don; Aorrc Castle, Havana; Tennessee. CharlasoA
Wind At sunsst Sc, fresh. lw 70
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Consequences OF tho Paris Riots.

H@ PARIS Feb. II, 1870.
Gustave Flourens has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and 100f. nne, and M. De.
veure publisher Of La AarsetHafse, to two months
imprisonment and b0Of. flne for publishing false
news.
OF the persons arrested during the late riots those
convicted Of carrying arms have been condemned to
three and four months impri sonment, and those
convicted Of uttering sedtious cries 10 fifteen aud
thirty days Imprisonment
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Amerru.-Rrsiorcr Anericn, tor tho Hair.
For restoring natural OF tho har has equal
Es.u
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Tho Government Postal TELEGRAPH system-
Too Mnch Work.


In the House OF Commons the Postmaster General
again alluded to the irregulariry of the telegraph
service, ana regretted tnat his hopes OF improve
ment had not yet been realized. He cxpa med that
recent storms and defective insulation had inter
ferod with the working OF the wires. while at the
aamo time the hncs were overloaded with des-
patches by the rival news companies. The govern
inent was unable to forward all the news reports
offered, and some compromise was Indispensable.
Mr. Forster then rose and asked OF the House
leave to bring in 9 Dill providing for ele-
mcntary education In England and Wales.
lie spoke Ia general terms OF the value
sOf education, and pronounced the present sys
tom deplOrable. lie then gave sketch OF the blll.
II proposed to divide England and Wa into educa-
t,ona districrs. Grants were to DC made under
conditions to be ascertained by inspection and
where need!ul, compulsory rates would be imposed
TO supply any deficiency OF aid from the State; local
inspectors to be elected; parents when able TO
do to pay school fees; al others were receive
IN every poor section education was to bc entirely
free.
General debate followed the Introduction OF the
bill, Messrs. Montague, Dixol Mundella Wheel
house and others participating.
Mr.. walter lnaae speech III support OF the bill.
Mr.. Fawcett wished TO hgve attendance 1t school
made compulsory.
Sir ]. PakngtOn argued against the measure and
Mr.. Forster mct AlS objections and promised that
the House should have time for dcberati0n.
The bill was then read for the first time, andsthe
Mouse adjourned.
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Aquatic Sports.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1870.
A cnnoo race between the champions Of oxford
and Cambridge viii! take place the Thames IN the
week 0I the University race.
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1"HH1oHt"ry OVpOsitiOn 20 tho CabInOt.
PARIS, Feb. II, 1870.
meeting OF the Deputies Of the "Lsr Centren in
the Corps Legislatif will be held tomorrow. Imme.
diate action on the Interpolation introduced in the
Chamber BY Jules Favre concerning the domestic
policy Of the government, win be urged, and reso
luton VIII be introduced declaring that the Minis
Try 90 not accept the Interpolation the LEFT
Centre" win vote With the extreme "Left.n
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| Bntrlfei0r's Hair Dye-Tho Bcst In the
only perfect dye hrnicst reitab.s. natants-
| Rund
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Tho Bank Return.

LONDON, Feb. II, f57u.
The bullion in tho Bank Of England Increased
El1aoo during the week ending yesterday.
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Marine Disn srcrs.

The Messs Ruger have thcsr line the sssamshs
Ocean Queen and Rising STAR and are in treaty for tina ns
steamships Erie and Ontario.
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fri~tnd ndaro's Unrivaied Hair Dys.-SOJd
applied his Wig aud scalp factory, No. Asor House
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Tho Emprcss' Health.
PARIS, Feb. ia. n.
the Empress Eugene Is seriously nj.
PARIS, Feb. 17-P. n
At noon to-day the Empress was much better In
health.
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FRANCE.

RspesesG Ksse - Assasuluaee the Eupssuas-
ThS Intnlllbtiisy Q.ssaisa.S t,.a 3;
. PARIS Fe6. IL, ls5a,-
Tns government has proef Of plot 70 ussasuinntp
tas EmpsRor and Prince Imperial. and has seased .
plan found ON one Of the prisoners to throw bombs
through the Emperor's window az the Tuieriey.
France objects to the proposed dogma OF infalli.
bilisJ, because, II admitted, the French bishops
would NO longer be answerable to the common law:
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The New Postal Telegraph Systom--Com-
plulnts OF Its WORKING.

LONDON, Feb. II, 1870
Thero Is still much dissAtistaction with the new
teIsgraphlc system. Tho merchants OF Glasgow laat
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

Webb kos).
noIwTs. from Masans.s 10 days tby ptos bsAs Lass
Webb. No 81. t- fttE
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New Discovery.
ELixIEJ. e. BRRNARD-ToSI sTHENIoCE
ANfID SPEPTtc.
The several observations by the best M
The Facuc de Paris have proved thai the
from impovsrshnnnt OF the blood nervous srhAson
viz Armenia, Ch'orosis, sympahisme, Phihisc Diabetes
Aioumineria scorbmt &c, &c, radically cured viz,
The ELIXIR J. Y. BERNARD
General Depot-A. BERNARD. 81 Cedar street.
For sale BY oil respectable druggists
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03


This herd law question is One in
which we have ever taken a deep in
terest, and we are glad TO e the peo-
pie awakening to their true interests.
We have not time to go into details
with arguments, but wiI1dO so as soon
as we have more leisure. We are pre-
pared to fprOve Fthat fences are the
most expensive featu-9 in farming,
and are costing farmers who have no
herd law, statutory or neighborhOod,
fifty per cent. more than the actual
value of all their stOck.-ED.
R1cHARDsoN Co., NEB., Feb. 2, ls7O.8
To the Honorable Legislature Of Ne
6r0skd:
We the undersigned petitioners do
respectfully ask the passage of a gen.
eral herd law so formed that emigTants
may have Immediately the benefit
thereof. This will vastly increase our
wealth as well a u population. We
also ask for a law giving US q premi-
um of so much per rod on all hedge
fences planted and grown, the money
to be raised by a tax on all lands sub
ject to taxation, and a poll tax equal
in amount and for the same purpose
on all owners of homesteads, school
lands or other lands not subject to
taxation. Thus, we who hedge and
settle the country, will get some pay
for the vast increase we thus cause in
the value of SPECTATORS lands, upon
the same principle that we have them
to help build our school houses, leav-
ing the best arrangement of such a
humanitary plan to supply in a great
measure, the deficiency in timber
without loss to any and with benefit
to all, to your deliberative wisdom.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
Herd Law Petition.
EDITOR ADVERTISER

EDITOR ADVERTISER
Dear &r-Last night at q meeting
held at the School House on the Mud
dy near Hays Bridge, the accompany
ing petition was adopted, and some AZ
signatures obtained, and still going.
Now so that the same kind Of a herd
law may be asked for everywhere in
the State, will you publish It in your
valuable paper, so that if there really
is any opposition to it that it can be
made manifest. For the will of the
majority should be the law. Believ-
that little or no opposition can be
made to such a humane law, and
where all will be the gamer, we hope
you will make such suggestions as
will induce your patrons to immedi-
ately petition, taking the n you
publish to be signed and sent up to be
made the law. The opposers can also
have a chance. Thus a fair express
ion can be had.
1t seems to US that much might be
said as to the immense wealth and
population that would be by such a
law attracted to our infant State; but
we forbear, knowing that you al do
e much more justice.
Will other editors give this petition
notoriety, who have the good of the
country at heart.
J. n. FISH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

a dollar. Now, the product Of three
or four thousand carefully planted
acres sells in New York OIL Philadel-
phia at fourdollars a bushel. In short,
while u civilization grows finer and
higher, there is no danger that any
delicate flesh or any sayory fruit will
go q begging for purchasers. The de-
mand for them has all along Outrun
the supply; and nc rush that our farm
ers will make this year, or within five
years, towards planting orchards, is
likely to glut the MARKEDLY. 7.
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
NOTICES.
PninesYfIIe Nurseries.

18th Year; Screen Houses; 275 Acres devoted
to the bu-siness-nearly one half of it covered with
Nursery Stock.
No better general assortment Of Fruits and Orna-
mentals to be found in the west. Can fill dealers
orders completely. Have an over stock Of the fol-
lowing:
Splendid ? year old Delaware Grape Vines, 800
per 1900.
One year old Concord, s5 per 1000.
One year old Ives Seeding, 500 per 1000
All other varieties at Catalogue prices.
Descriptive Catalogues, Nos. 1 and !, lOc each.
Chestnut Circular and Trade List free.
Address,
STORRs, HARRISON & co.
IOSm gainesville, Lake Co, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
Chestnut Trees by Mail.

When the money Is sent with the order at the fol
lowing rates, we will send trees bymail, well packed
IN damp moss and oiled paper, pay the postage, and
guarantee their safe arrival IN good condition:
Price Of Trees by MaiI.-4tO g inches 50 cents
per dozen q per .; S1.75 per 50; per lOQ. TO Il
81 Send for Chestnut Circular, free 10 all: and
Trade List Of Nursery Stock, free to Dealers and
NurseKymen.
We referto First National Bank Of this place.
Address,
sTORRS, HARRISON & CO.
PAinsville,
Men LREs CogBtY, OhSA
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Owing to rush of work, absence of
the editor, and want of time to read
closely, quite a number of %typograph-
ical errors escaped notice last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

The editor returned just as we go to
press; not in time to give necessary
attention to the Agricultural Depart
ment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
Wild Goose Plum.

Originated near Nashville, Tennessee, from sseed
taken from the craw of a wild goose. The original
tree is still living now, near fifty years of age.
The tree is a rapid grower, a sure bearer, and q
long liver. The fruit is a bright red, very large,
sweet, juicy and delicious; keeps Along time; bears
transportation well; and better than oil. It is not
subject to the attacks of curculio. 1t has proven q
success xheTever tried.
Price. so cts. to 81. Seeds and sciOns, 5 cts. each, at
the Columbia Nurseries, Columbia, Tenn.
W. 5. RAINEY,
~ On,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03
TO THE FARMERS

THE NEMAHA LAND DISTRICT
We keep constantly on hand everything In
the way OF Pine Building Material you may
need, I'm quantities sufficient TO supply all
demands thai may be made; and, manufac
turing our material from the tree, paying nc
intermediate per cent, We VIII sell as low, II
not lower thar any Yard in the west.
KiIbOurn, Jenkins a. Co.,
I2-3m Cor. 4th & Main, BrOwnvtlle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-03-03

Ha@A As nftenheretOfOre said, we
NfAzA now repeat, we Will take
pleasure I'm receiving and forwarding
orders to any OF our advertising pat
rOns.