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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1857)
Mm Jim f ASOTHES PACIFIC 21SIU31D IEOTECT. It seems from the Washington cor respondence of the New York Daibj News that another Pacific Railroad Bill is about to be introduced in the House. It i3 on a magnificent scale, , and is entitled "A bill to provide for the construction of Railroads and Tele graph communications from the Mis sissippi River and Lake Superior to the Pacific Ocean." Three main roadsarc projected, viz: One from a point on the Missippi River, South of lat. SG deg. to San Francisco, with a branch to San Diego; another from some point on the Missouri River, North of lat. 40 deg. and South of lat. 43 deg. to San Francisco, with a branch to Marysville, Sacramento, Stockton, and San Jose; and the third from some point on Lake Superior to Puget's Sound, with a branch to the William ctte River. .To each of these routes, the bill to rrant thirty sections of land for each, mile of railroad, the land to be selected by the parties named in the bill, Irom tne nearest uuamjruyn- ated vacant lands in the United States, which shall be withdrawn from sale or j entry, or pre-emption; and if required shall be surveyed under the direction the Interior: pro- Ul j r X vided the names namea m me dui fhall rjav to the United States, twenty . five cents per acre; provided also that no title shall vest in them, any faster than the roads are extended to com pletion. Further, they shall deposite with the Secretary of the Interior, within six months after the passage of this act $200,000 in good United States cr . State securities, as a guarantee. One hundred miles of each road must be completed within eighteen months from the time of the establishment of the route3. When said hundred miles are reaay ior xne xracK, ine oecreiary of the Interior shall allow the parties namea tne use 01 said tuu,uuu to nurchase iron therefor, and in lieu thereof take a first mortgage bond on . - 1 the road for that amount, to be held until the entire line is completed. Under the bill tho United States agree to ?300 per mile for the trans- uui liitiuu iuu iiiiiia uui.ii uic vuiu-1 T)letion of the road and for ten years thereafter. Also, tor transDortincr frnnn rr1 mninrKi r.f wjr snfl. Vvj " 7 , reasonalle sum as me rresiaeni anu Secretary of "War may determine. If the parties fail to build the line Tntian ten year3 from the date of the location, all riht to land not at that time paid for, shall be forfeited to the United btates. TTio r,V f vf rrTr f n a r ' r 1 " - 1 xne riauw ci ay o vue wiuia oiu.epirq asp-nmpd an lmnnrtancA xrlnrh 400 feet throuSh thc public lands is rujiuau juuieu' . 1 urthcr, BIX sections Of land per mile is proposed to be granted .to, the follO-n-m routes, under the restriction that any amount heretofore granted tO States TYhcre they are located, for their use and benent, enaU be deduced 11 I inereirom, viz : - South Tfcstern Branch Pacific Rail- road: Iron Mountain Railroad; Cairo ------ -- - - anu gallon xvaiiroau; .-unupius unu xjiiiiu xiuh. xvaiiruau, iuisMa&ijjjii, Red River and Washita Railroad ; . Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad; xqw uneans, vpciousaa anu . ureai Western Railroad, connecting mth the Erst named route. r , Pacific Railroad, Ilannibal and St. Joscra Kaiiroad: 15uriinrton, rveosauH qua and Missouri Railroad; Philadel- phia, Fort Way and Platte Valley Railroad; Mississippi , and Missouri Railroad; Ioira Central Air Line Rail- read, Dubuque and Pacific Railroad; iortn lowa, Minnesota anl JNeorasKa t a i it ii . 1 iwuiroaa, connecung wun mo secona n.niG& route. ... , Transit Railroad, and Korth Iowa, Minnesota andlxebraska Railroad con- nectin "with the third named route. jLsca oi ineso grams is unacr tne v i. .fji . i ;i proviso mainity mues 01 : tne road muss dc compiciea wnrun tnree years 1 111 'il il ivcm the passage of this act, and the balance within five years thereafter, iuc u mieaciaies mans snail De earned at the usual price for such services. i urther provision makes it the uuty vi wuiuu liaiuvA m vunatiutnucurieins in close proximity with- the roads, etc., in a good, substantial man ner, with uniform guage. ci incuan tnocs witnout tne consent cf said tribes. Thev must sell and convey half the lands within five years, and the balance within ten years from tho issuing of this patent from the United States, and all lands not sold at the expiration cf ten years, shall be forfeited to the United States, ' mith, brother of the Mcr- in Utah, but that J3righam Young and Lis "administration ' are. He, how' ever, defends polygamy on patriarchal cr.d scriptural grounds, although ho believes the excess to which it has run rill rcrj.lt in infamy and r o Cincinnati Gazette -i- i v fc XL V A .!c3 cf heavy hogs at l: , i -. 1L2 T-v ever, ici: ieyc-d t 1, . All the property of said companies ith a large portion of tho trade cf the HARDWARE AND CUTLERY in the 1 cmtones is to be exempt from country gou and West of & i- EE nowreceiini a full and complete assortment taxation as long as they remain Tem- rpr t KfiTa fiftPPn aUkindsof. Hardware and Cutlery, to which torie None of the companies shall nere is at tnis line, some niteen lnTite ftttention of parchaser30ur gtlKi loncs. x one 01 ine compaaies snail or twenty buildinM m the place, a ffOOd harins been purchased on the most advantage. V . i jncn i r tjpui. ir, wrucs 10 iutij-.no jsh- ume, . wiin mo exception ci -ue pa:c;i, ceciarmg mat nis Droincr 13 not wortn, mac nas tnghter pro . rcspcnsiliie lor polygamy, as practiced ahead than iv hite Cloud, and no rxrrirnrs rc fW r.ifv xrn a t hrntrn into cominotion An Last Wednesday, bv tne discovery . K. m . t I nf tho fact that E. C. Davis, editor.) of the Cycle, and Superintendent of Com mon Schools of the Stato of Missouri, had committed forgeries in thi3 city and adjoining cointies, to the amount of many thousand dollars. ; What is not least strange in this "passing strange" announcement, ! is the fact, that he has been carrying on this Tiirrh-handed came, for at least pinltffifin nwnilis: durinc ' any hour ' of which time thc oficer of Justicement have torn him from his bed Or fireside! ; x- r 1, lA hat compensation tor SUCn a periOQ Of dreadful Suspense COuld any SUm of , to--: . - : : money nave UUa; .: Davis left here on Sunday, tha 2('th inst., tellins Various St0rie3 as tO Trh(Te he was going; but it was supposed by all he was going to Jefferson to' make his final report as School Commissioner. The above revelations, as much "by accidentas Otherwise, Came to light On the following Wednesday. In the eve ning of the same day, Mr. Corby, banker of our city, and Deputy Sheriff Morgan left here in pursuit. The loss, so far as we can ascertain, r' : I.f.f fnll by his forgeries, is distributed as.fol u0ws: , St. Joseph Insurance Co. Farmers' k Me chanic3 Saying Bank, gt Joseph. Corby, Banker, St. Joseph. A tt;a k A. Beattie, . Tootles &Fairleigh, . Donnell & Saxton, . TT. M. Carter, E.O.Hays, J. A. Owen, . Dr. A. H. Robertson, , Dr. J. A. Chambers, u u ti (C a it Dugan Fouts, Buchanan Co. John Breckenndge, Andrew Co. Dr.P.P.Fulkerson; " j In addition to these, rumor speaks r i i . : T)i4- ,i ui Dciciai laio uaiiwc ii j. ian,c, ujf Messrs. Forbes and Cockrell, amount- mg m the aCTCgate to oyer fifteen thousand dollars. . To : this nay be uiiaia. j.v ;uuo iiu-j uc lbly, a large amount in, St. . . . . nj. ;her poriions of the State. aaaea, prooa Louis and other it would not be stransre; irom wnatwe alreadv know, if the whole amount r 3 t i i l ii -i p. j 7 - . iuicu cuuuiu iwu. niu.i,jf. jl fcjf 1 thousand dollars, as it is known that V- 7 fi 1. J i I ue icit iitxu iixeuaieu wiry xua OrjCraUOns. HQ Was in no nurrv TO t l j ,i j t iLrrilliciiieuia . iU JS.ccp luiULTS lu , meriwcuia eamon. $1. - dark until about the first of January. in this? r tv his creditors are almost La nro rtnccw Wc !! uuuiviuuj M .uvuu.mg """-"- j I 01 wnom will DC losers to a creaxer or less extent. St. Joseph Gazette WJUTE CLOUD. This town , -which vas laid off about eighteen months ago under very favor able auspices, has -within the last few leaYCS but Httle doubt of its becoming One CI the mOSt noted and prominent -ftinta nT1 Xfissonri river, in Kansas. W Eituated on the lands reserved enr hrnpfo. rF iTioIfttrn. TnrlJn-ic Vo proprietors, about a year ago conclud- PA tn Tnsnnnn anv furthpr nnPrat.inna UIltii tijev soine , assnra:ace that tnev conA purchase the land when ex- L . . lvAe.f eoiaTO;i, v,-; lit iTvrii i, r 11 iLiiuuij iiii 1112' iiiii fiiii exorbitant rjrice. and therebv secure to themselves ; eil they might invest in improvingthe place. Ihe recent Sales nf U T)rlawarfi lands have convinced eTery one that the settlers are given a preference over my and all speculators, anl hen "a man is actually residing Ircnnn rnd Vis.s imnrnrp a tmrt of Tanrt ana is Tvillinf to nurchase at the valu- r,r,v. u , ;a wiftP tn'- f.A it -itnont narinfvitflTOrts tn raIo to the highest bidder. As these lands reserved fop thft K?e cf tho Was' are in'the game situation as were the Delaware lands the sales, without a doubt, mil fce conducted in the game manner, and cvery on8 ho settles upon and im r,rnvrq fhpsfi lands will Iia rPTmitt.fil tft purchase them at the valuation put nT,nn thpm bv the annraisers. ' - r. r upon them by the appraisers. u nite uioua is pernaps tne most T-1 . . -II T 1 jl . I eligible sito for a large town on the rirer in Kansas.: above Leavenworth I M n; t ,;ftj v uiw.vi.iinffimftMn TTnro Lnd Nebraska;' and about thirty-five n WA fia rJtxr.?n linf. in W :n .ertfv. f meiArU p0puiated portions of the Territory. Nemaha country, it will command all the trade trom that district, ; together saw: mill, one store, and a rood hotel , . & u-Wn and fare equal to any city or tovm in the Territory. Dcrmj? the early tiart of next season, somo fine buildings will bo erected, among which will be a large brick hotel, two or three large . e three story brick busines 3 houses, and many more of a mcro I Ml acter. We also learn that several fine dwelling Louses will be erected during the summer. Upon tho whole know of no town in Kansas, tit this avenr spect town that we would rather invest mon2y in fcr speculation. To be convinced cf i its success it is only necessary to see tho many natural advantages' it has over most olf the other towns in Kansas, and the larr;e scope of "country around and adjacent to it, which will bo de pendent upon it as commercial point. rostagc stamps, which ara r.:r.T soi -v extensively XiCd thveughcut tho world, were li.vcr.ted by a Swede named .Trckcr.bcr.ia the 1 con ET. LCCIS ADTE2TI2r"i::i3. fbom: the kemtspapeb advertising a ai:xcr cr TT C OTTT1T1 " T v. o. oh iiik, Corner of Olive and Main Sts., over tL Car.!i irg Ilonse i,t John J. Anderson A Co. . ' 1'AUE'S PATEXr Portable Circular cavr-Hill, FOH STEAM AND HOUSE TOWEK. THE most useful and necessary machinery in op eration: is simple in construction and easily kept in order, and can be moved on a wagon as readily as a threshing machine, and put in operation at a small expense it will saw from one to two thousand feet of lumber a day, with one team of six horses, as an averago businijgs, and in a better style than other mills now in me. It is equally well adapted to Steam, Water or Horse Power. Tho undersigned, agents for the patantec, would announce to tho public that they are now prepared to famish Mill-, witli-or without horse power, of su- perior quality and workmanship, with the right to uao the Mme, upon the most favorable terms, at their marmfactory, No. 2G2, Second street, St. Louis, Mo. Wo have alio the right for the manufacture of Childs Patent Double Saw Mills. The successful practical operation of these mills throusb. the country has been the means of establish ing their great reputation and with improvements in construction ana increased lacniues m manmac turinjr. we offer them to the public with full confi dence of their Advantages. , All orders addressed to us will be promptly execu- ted,and 7 formation in regard to Mills cheerful 1t eiven. rersons ordering Alius will please mention mo Siate and County in which they wish to una them. uSLANDS & l-fcliULSON. Extension of Page's Patent 'T0TICEiahereb3' s5 tn public, that the uNt?nt of PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL has been extended for seven years from Jcly 16th, 185.J. AU persons found violating this patent, or infringing on the same, in making, using v vn!nf Will Ka v-istnii1 aA a im f 1 n ....A n . with the laws in such case made and provided. . .ULUiiUi rAU, ratentee. My Autliorify i , THE, STATE SUPERINTENDENT :! : And Board of Education, Have ordered tie foL'owing Desirablo "Works for the " i' Township Libraries of Indiana. Soma of them Juvb been i Jnf a others only into tlie more populous townships. The careful attention civen to the examination r,f for thos librarios, is a guarantee of the merit of the wooes cnosen. Many lanulies will desire to own the books, and read at their leisure, rather than wait tneir turn to get them from a library. The works may te purchased of Booksellers, or will be sent by iaaai,inj oi postago, upon payment or prices annex ed to each. - Parr's Ancient Ilistorr Hadh i)uie, Rollic, becau3i3 more concise, accurate, and up with modern rcsear-ih. 4 Tola- Cloth, cilL 13. Vi Ann library etyie, $3,50. ,fnf leacnersMisceiiany isanewanaex- Judgo McLieax, d. Stowe, Biggs McGctfet Jaao MciJEAX, lrs. STOWE, Uiggs, McUrFFET, AT.D,f L,0TT ftcrav Ltni, Post, and other distin- guished members of tho "College of Teachers." 1 toU limo Cloth, 515. ? . ; ' uisiory or tiie Fcritans and Pilgrim fr 7zutlniyijoy,iyol.fUm - jsioHars JLiio of Dr. Chalmers. 1 vcl 12?-5-.. . liavues v vars vufcnHoi; memoirs 01 distinguished Scottish Female Characters: Embra- C1U5 uufwiuuoi me voFenam; ana tno jforsecu- tion. By Rev. James Anderson. Sixil ears in India. By Mrs. Coun Maxex- P1 - fmo, wow, .IFcJrn,.s Practical Landscape Gardening wiui 22 plans ana Jiiustra tion3. Third edition. SI 50 Llan-of-War Life. A Boy's Experience in the U. S. Navy. t - (SIXTH thocsasd.) 1 volume, 16mo.; Illustrated. 75 cents. Ths Llerchant Vessel, r A Sailor-Boy's Voyages to see the JYorld. (SrXTII THOUSAND.) I volume, 16mo., Illustrated. ' 75 cenb?. NoEDnoFF's admiral scries of volumes," "Man-of- y ar late," "jvierccant Vessel," and the new volume toamear in Seotember. under the ti of "miiinr tilx are the faithful limnings of nine years experience "X ec?' ,f a c.omm.t,n .BaUor a native -Buckeye," re- liSSJin ei7 king and graphio pictures of life at Sea, evidently authentic and very instructive. Has advonturo cnougii to please and truth enough to dissipate tho charm of a sailor's lifo. v. Jieir AorK Lvanielist. Thcro is in them a vast amount of information I it rn i i-v Fpeoung u wamv 01 mo wona.-iresDytcnan it88:'' r , 1 - 1 111 Lihc ciiiuivn L.11U iuny.il jnnrna nnn aiaa. BeDs- . " . : . "orientT -S SaTriiThW tion, illustrated. 1 vol., 12momuslin, 15. The Three Great Temptations of Younsr Hen. SAinrEir W. Fisdeb. Fourth editions 1 Vol. 12mo, rauslin, 1,00. ; These are capital works for family libraries.' Pub lished by MOOBE, WILSTACH, KEYS & CO., 25 West Fourth St, Cincinnati. M W- K. & CO. are the publishers of Bavard Taylor's Cyclopedia of Modern Travel, which is sold entirely by agents. - W IMffi STBRB. jOHK COLHOUN & BEOTIIER. 1 Sign of the Padlock, one door below tho Post-OEee. : ,.:.r ST. JOSEPIT, MO. ,! oll9Ta8,7V? rminedtoicu.tiucii prices j as will be M.Usfactory to buyers. r Do not forget to cive us a call before yoa pcrchase J. COIJIOUN & BSOTHIB ma rniom STOCK. - POWEL, LEVY & CO, Atp. r.nwr Hrrriviro nr?. rf Ihft Larrpsl: . - . ? ITIVEH offered in St, Joseph, which theyintcsd U oSTcrii!? to the Trade at prices which will cr-m- xi xe favorably with those of goods in St. Louia Wo aslicit buyers t) call and examine our stock before making tli cjt purchases. Amon Hit articles they o;Ier for sale are. 4.0 biles browo eheeticg; 200 pi'cs fianT, allgradca o bue.3 osnabarg: o0 satinettes: 10 u Eiirtin:, striped; 150 " tw'ds and cas'n; 5 evlincr b? firing; 5 bales Eeam!c?s b-is: ivii p:.eces T'lail unjej: , IB cases tickis?: JO ciises bl cuol stutiEgaad gh'tmg:20 coAttairls; 0 pair three plect green cnckinaw blanket?; 20 " scarlet " 40 blue 8 eiues browa and bleached drillin-r: ISO pair Bad- Ct liUnketg. PEiOW FACTORS 1' rAyUFACTUTXIl of th s rrcmiunT; rr, cf v:.- 1 IX rious sizes; cue arul two hora V ':'2 xlov iirasa sna i :os, i ir rai8 nr. : r : j r i i;e- tiil, on Second strer tbrco docra I La cf J.a.;i Square, St. Jcsc : 'a ' . LANK3 cf every doacription, fur talo l tLia ' Jj ' 1. i2 Myriads of Miackra Plants. ' 1,000 J Bushelsf Maclara beed. FEUIT AND QHNAMENTAL TEEES. Blccbicton, Ill. BEQ leav-3 to arkoonca uiat uej mt, iw ser ies of years, been engaged in the culture of hedges "and hedgo ants, nd hanns been groatly eneourased by the tucees of tho aclura lx.-.gs, tuid stimulated by ib irauensely increasing demand fcr tho material, thct hare sown, the present season on good, new land, about 150 bushel of excellent BCd the produce cf which ia estimated &tfjteen mil: ion, plant!! b.ich they ofler for the Spring j Tf...j.i ..m.,Vl more than that amount to ivny the demanl the vatt Spring. Tb,o terms fcr plants will be reisonaUe, and to dealers and oth ers ordering plants ly wholesale, great inducements ill ba offered. It I3 very important mat oruera should be sent in e4sly, as they will De registered and filled in the ordtr in which they are received, For the last three years they have been unable to supply the demand, and it is probable mat late or- d'jre cannot be filled ;tne nex opnng, wo is expected to beor times greater tban heretofore, Plants will be secwely jacked and . delivered on ixsard the cars free d" expense, except for cost of ma terial. ' ! ' I - . . .. Thpv are also erten?ivelr ensaed m importing h&dge seed, which they sell on the best terms, and alwaj-s warrant fresh and good; crders for which fhould br sent in prior to the 15th of October next. They wiU be prepared to sprout seed for such as de sire it. ! Having several extensive nurseries, they offer, at wholesale and retail, a larsre stock of thrifty 1 rait and Ornamental Trees, Tiiies, Roses, Shrubbery, Ac, a", me lonowing points, to wii: wwiuuigouu,iu. Mound Nursery, Canton. Ill,; Henry, Elmwood, and Havana, 111. All Fruit Trees warranted to be of the b 5st varieties and true to name. All information cheerfully given, and catalogue and premium essay oa uedgcirg sent to all app?icants. Adaress, Dec.13,1858. . ' ' .. . B'-ottBgton," Illinois. W. & A. SENSENDERFER. UTPORTEK3 AKD "WHOLESALE IEALEK3 IK Havana and Domestic Cigars & .Toteo. SOUTH EAST CORKER PIXE & SECOND ST3 ST. ZiOUZO. 1W2CO. TT TE have in store, aui to Rrrive.'a Terv larcre VV assortment of the very best brands of Havana Cigars. We desire to call the special attention of cash buyers t cur lifgesloct, which we aredetcr- ij-ucu tvseu very 10 it v vmu .u.j wiuu .w art, of the following brands j lTentitude Kegalias; Diana iiillars; Mi Destino do Nwtoa do Antiguedad Bustamanto Carnelia . Delirante Saluadora Staffanoni Meridianas Washington El Sol do Victoria do , do . Iberia do do : Espcnola do do " BcgAdera do do. Lailorma do do Nensjagero do do Emulaciondo do La Yoz do do Fortuno Londrcss; E mpero Nichalds do fiaeiidaa do . , ilensagero do . Carventus do Reinas Sultana do Gninadina - do Pocahonta do ' La Flora do ElSoldelaDrimea do-Doce Meses do ; Figaro Cillindradosi D. B. Castanon do . . Prenaado D. D.do J.Y. P. Fama do -VdelaRama, do Vignera Plantatioasj P.L. ; do Vellegas do . i'r Mensagero Trabucasj De la Cru Principesj Victoria do Barrios do Leht Guard Opera, Star ' ' do " ' . J. L. Panetelas: Dcsignio Prcst. May W. & J. SENSENDERFER. J5Ic3Iechan & Dallentlae, WHOLESALE Grocora and Commission Mer chants, No., 34 Levee, St. Louis, Mo., between Olive and Locust stshave now in store and receiv ing the, largest and most general stock of Groceries they have ever offered, which they intend to sell at the lowest market rates. Their stock consists in part of!' . 375 hhds fl. U. man 400 bbl3 clarified; 225 bbls loaf, crushed and powdered sugar; 350 do and hf do plantation molasses; ; 450 pkgs Belcher's sy. molasses; 150 bis NOSH: 150 hf chests Y II tea; 275 do Imp. G P and . Black do; ' .150 casks S. Carb soda; 25 do saleratus; 200 boxes Babbitt's saleratus; - 275 do Va and Mo tobacco: : 75,500 Spanish cigars; 200,000 Ilav and Cuba sixes; 6o) bxs Btar candles; 111 jcasks currants; 1500 bbls, hf do and kits 1 and 2, makerel: 60 pkga No. 1 salmon; 3000 bxs ass'd tumblers; 2Q0 qt and pt llasks; UUU nests tubs, 3 and b; 550 dozen assorted pails; 1500 eks prime Rio coffee; 300 packets Java; 75 sacks Mocha do: -2500 kgs Vheeling and Boston nails and brads ' assorted 3d to 40d; "- 75 bxs Bait Cove oysters; 275 bales batting; 250 sks Eagle cotton yarn assorted; 450 coils Man. and Jute rope; 150 bxs peperand pimento; -75 bbls almonds; : 150 drums figs; 600 bxs hf and qr M R raisins; - b tirums cod nsn; iaa bxs do; 15 cases sardines hf and qr; ' i - 350 boxes assorted pickles, ketchup; 350 bxs palm and fam. soap; 30 do mould cMIf: '550 do asst window lass; 50 bgs carpet chair; 150 doc xino washboards; 50 gross yeast powMn; tu nests willow. baskets; ' Together with a general and full stock of for eign and domestic Wines brandies, &c. ' 1 V S. GIL3IAN. XT7HOLESALE GROCER, No. 130 Second street, V Y. St. Louis, has in store a large and well select ed stock, which is offered at the market rates, con sisting in part as follows: ' 3 0 hhds JX. U. sugar; 200 bbls loaf, crushed 4 powocrea ao; . , 13UU ba?s Kiocouce; iuo do Java do: 150 bbla S.II. eyrun molasses: 850 do S. IL molasses; .250 bbls plantation molasses: 100 pkgsmackere . 100 boxes codfish; 100 bbls Wilmington tarj . 500 kegs Boston and Pittsburgh, nails; 65 kegs fine 3d nails; 75 bags cotton yarn; ' , 50 bales carpet chain; 150 do cotton twine: - 100 bales wicking' 450 els Manilla and Jute Cordajs: - . -. . .: . 100 dos plow and clothes lines " 400 boxes window elsas, assorted sizei: 2000 Bs V. chalk; 300 do alum; 1600 do a'tpctcrj ZUU00 osnaburgsacKs; iu kegs sup. corb. soaaj 200 half chests Imp., Y. H. and G. P. tca3j S00 boxes Imp., Y. II. and G. P. teas; 450 boxes Virginia and Missouri tobacco: 100 bx. smoking tobacco; 50 do cut ehowing do 150 bx. star candles; 70 do sperm do; 300 candle moulds; . - , - . 250 boxes soap; 350 pkgs saleratus; 3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 eeroons S. F. do: - SO bca pepper; 45 do pimento: 200 bxi e'd slices 350 M. G. 1). per. capg, 250 rms C. it L. paper; 350 dos com. and fancy pails, 100 no 3-hoop do; 350 nests Z and a qt tubs; 20 mats c&saia; 25 cases prunes; 40 ck3 currants; 3 do madder: . 5 bbls whiting; 400 rms wrapping paper; 50 bales osnaburgs; brooms, xino washboard.! churns, &c, . wuno i, so GLASGOW fc BKraEIS. "IT THOLES ALE - GROCERS, FORWARDING YV AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 50 Levee, have in store and to am re the followm Goods, which they offer for sale at tho lowest price, LT000 hhds fair to prime N. 500 boxes Yeast powdrs: 1008 bbls clXd sugar; ; . - 800 do If and erush'd do; 500 do S. Q. molasses 8C 0 do plantation do; ; 100 tea prime Rice; 1000 pka G, and B. Teaej 1000 bags Rio coffee; - r 100 do prime old Gov ' ernment Ja. coffee; ' 1CC0 kegs Nails; 1000 boxes Pm, Oleino & Family Soap; 100 boxes Fancy Soap; 800 do Star Candles: 10" boxes saleratus; 500 els Manilla Cordage 300 do Jute do: '500 doa Manilla 3t Grass - BcdCordj; -500 boxes Raisins; : 25 bbls Almonds; 100 boxes Lem. Syrun, 300 do ass'd Candles 100 Preserved Fruits; 100 do Meats; 100 do rickles: 100- do Ketchups; 100 do Olive Oil: 250 50' 100 300 200 800. 1100 do do do do do do do Mould do; Castile Soap; Starch; Va.mal 'd To bacco; Mo. do; Smoking do; Cuba ; Cicrtirs: 75 do Frand'dCher. 50 do do Peaches 30 cases Carraccan Chocolate; ; ( 40 do Wood bx match's 50 do Sardines, quarter and half boxes; 5 eases Citron: C0,000 Reg. Cig. Inip.; 100 bags Pepper; 25 do Alspiee : ; 300 bbls & hf do Ma'oT: 500 boxes Glass; ' 180 bales letting; ' 200 dos rainted Uultt?; 10 bbls Mason's Blk'ing; 5 cases utmeg?; i 5 do Indigo; . 50 do B. C. Oyster?: , 1503 rcam3 Vi'rop. Letter ' and Cop Paper; ; 300 nests Tubs, 3'B-S'a; , LIQUORS. j u tan p:pes pure old s llis ;iaiaga w ine; " Uranl:es; -100 casca do do dc; 100 bbls Monon. Whii'y; ICOdo old Rye Vhhlj, - very superior; June 1 lb, 1855. - lOObkts Dennis Champ. : 100 do Ecidsiok do; 50 caes old 111. Wino; 200 boxes Claret Wine; St. Louis, Mo. : FJotice. FAILI2G to Foetevcral persons before 1 1 haim&da bills a; mv auction, their left, who Ecccunbi Lavebocnleft with R. W.Furnas, who advanced tho amount. ' JOLLY llcPUEESOX. Brcv.-avillc, Nov. 2?, 13o5. T7RANKLIN- TYFE & STERE0TYFE FGliliDHV 2T0.123 Tina St., bet. iourza asa xut - CINCINNATI, O. '( c. f: ckdriscoll & co. anufiiturers and dealers in Xows, IJuok anl Job Type, Printing 1 rcss is, Lases. taliies, &c., &e. Inks, and rrintir.7 Material or tvery ycwmiioii. STEI1EOTYPIXG c f all kind Dock, llnsic, ratent Medicine Directions, Jot?, Wood EErevLng?, Branf and Pattern Letters, various styles, ViTholcoalo Paper Warehouse. WHOLESALE Dealers in Tapers of cvory des cription: '' T Printing, Book Paper, Wrapping, llanUas, Folio Post, - Flat Cap, ' ' - ' Foolscap. -Letter &. Note, Colored Papers, Medium 4 Demy's, of the very best Eastern and Western Manufacture, and for sale atvjsry lowprices. v - ISf Cash for llss and Kopc, , DRADXER, WARREN A CO., , r T , No. 12, La Sallo Etreer. Chicago, June. 28th. 1856. " vl-n4 Improved Little. Giant : CORN & COB PLiVNTATION lULL Jrioo X2.oc3.ia.cocl- : THE subscriber haspurchased exclusive right of Territory in the West, of the above celebrated Mills, and is prepared to furnish them at all times, either wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the most positive manner. : ' '. - It 13 aow more man a year since me Was introduced to the public, during which ttmo, it has been onstantly crowins in the topular favor. The improvements recently effected and patented, makes it the most perfect machine ever offered for general farm use. It is furnished ready for attaching team, and weighs as follows; No. 1, 225 No. 2, 330, No. 3, 400, No. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are sufficient to set one up, without mechanical aid, and when once adjusted, it can with safety be entrusted to a boy. i ull directions accompany each Mill. ' XP HCL Xt 2T3 3233 S3 No 1, $35, will grind 8 bu meal per hour with 1 horse No2 40.4 " -JO" , " ' 1 ' No 3 50, 15 1 " No 4 60," 20 u u 2 " 2r Liberal discount to dealers. -1 JAMES B. CHADWICK, No. 63 Locust Street, bet. 2d and Sd Jcno 23, 1556, ; tJ-b4 Stt Louis, Mo. E. G, PBATT, E. v, rox, New York. ' O. . CHILD, 8. C. MANSCTB,' - ; St. Louis, " : bt. Louis. CHILD, PRATT & CO., Direct Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturers' Agents English, French, German & American i Hardware and Cutlery. ' GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c, &c 139 & 141 Main-St, con Washington Arcnuc, ST. LOUIS, MO. ; I. 0. of G. T. THE Brownvill8 Lodge, No. 3, Independent Order . cf Good Templars, meets every Saturday eve ning, at 7 o clnck, at Templars Hall, Jio. Zo, Allan tic street (Ihurburs lilock). ,' . , . Alembers of the order viatmg the city, are respect fully invited to attend, when convenient; and those ocat;ne here, are earnestly solicited to join the Lodge, as we look for the support of all friends of Temper ance, both male and female. ; lor information concerning the Order, enquire of Wm. Thurbur, Atlantic street, O. F. Lake, No. 27, Slam street, or luchard lirown, corner of Main and irst straet. . ! - By order of tho Ijodge, -' Mrs. C. E. TIIURBUR, W. C. T. . Attest: H. P. BUXTON, W. S. ' July 26, 1858. vl-n8tf . - ; E. O. TXTTTUE. K. G. PKKLET. H. W. SlfTTH. c S2.IITH TTJTTLE, PERLEY FALL STYLES. 1856. 77 Main street, St. Louis, Mo. . "jl TANUFACTCRERS of Straw and Silk Bonnets, iYJ. Importers hnd AVbolesalo dealers in Ribbons. Silk Millinery, Flowers, Trimmings, Lace Goods, Em broideries, &c. . ISj Merchanu and Milliners are particularly in vited to examine our stock, before makinz their errinff purchases, as we (relying fully on the superiority of our styles,) intend to offer inducements equal, if not supcrion, to any jobbing house in the United States. beptember 13, laoo. . vlnlo-6m , SIGEKSON'S NDESEEY, ' on t attto am , . pi. juuuio, iixv. . JOHN SIGERSON $ BRO.f Offer for sale the coming Spring, ou,ouu Apple lreci, z and 4 years old, em- bracing 175 varieties. Price 25 tj 40 cents. Jn 25,000 Peach Trees, from 6 to 8 feet high, 63 vareities, from 25 to 30c. y 23500 standard Pears, : embracing 43 varieties, price from 50 to 75 cents. 5,000 Dwarf Pears, embracing 33 varieties, price Sleach. 5,000 Cherry Trees, 31 varieties, 50 to 75 cents each. 500 Apricots, Early Golden, Buda, Peach Apri cots, Large Early, price 50 cents. 1.200 Quince, assorted, 25 to 50 cenf s. ' 500 Dwarf Apples, 50 SCO White Grape Currants 25 500 Black Naples -25 5C0 Cherrr Currant 25 u . M U - 500 Red Dutch Currant 12MM 500 Victoria Currants r 15 a 500 White Dutch Currants-. - 12 500 Large Red Dutch Currants' 12K" 25 500 English Ulack 2,000 Prolific Green- ....... .. k. .. .... .. .... . . 1,000 Houghton's Seedling 500 Warrington ' do 25 25 25 25 25 tt M U 44 U U tt u M ' U M U . u u 1,000 Sulpher " do 1,000 Ashton da 500 Crown Boh do SfiO Hiflemen do 2,000 Yellow Antwarp Raspberries"" 10 ' 1,000 Ohio Everbearing do ......25 2,000 Largo German Antwarp do 10 I.COORed Antwarp 10 . 1,000 English Filberts-. - 50 - l,0C0norsa Chestnuts 50 5,000 Grape Vines, 2 to 3 years old 25 to 50 150.0C0 Grape Vines, 1 year old-. .-$5 100 5 000 Dahlias assorted, each-- .i... 25 50OPernias. do 50 10,000 Giant Asparagus Boots--."-$5 100 5,000 Tuba Roses 10 2,000 Yards Fink ...-50cts pyarL '. 2 000 Plants Vic toria Rh ubarb SOoor $40 33 100 F.000 Wilmot's Early Red r.hubarb-...12o 50,000 Strawberry Plants, 12 varieties-... -.$5 to 10 per 2,0000 10,009 Shada and Ornamental Trees, enbraciBf; , Catalpa, Black Locust, Palionia Imperiallis, Lombirdy Poplar, Silver Leaved Poplar, Linden Wood, Sweet Gum, Elm, Balsam Poplar, Allianthus, Tulip Trees, Upland Cy prsss, Sycamore, Paper Mulberry, Amorica.ii , Larch, Weeping Willow, Buckrya, Moun tain Ash, Wbita Birch, Red Maplss, varying in price from 25 cents to $1,50, aording t size. . ' , , 15,000 Evergreens, embracing . . , ". Rel Cedars, pnee each 50c to $2 ' . White Pine do 50e to $1 Yellow Pino -do . 50o to $2 ' Balsam Fir, do ' 50o to $1 ' ' r : ' American Arborvitas 25c, 50c, 75c, $1,50. i . j Chinese Arborvitas, 50c, $10, : European Savin 50c, Tree box 50o . . Norway Spruce, 50c, 75c, 100, - ; -White Srruce, $1. r " 12,500 Plants of Ornamental Shrutbery, embracing in part as louows: - Snow Balls, each 37 J to $1, Ly lac, each 50c; Spiras, assorted, each 2Se; ilardy iwse?, eaca sue; Monthly Roses, each 50c" Honey Suckles, aborted, 25c, 50c $1; ' Tyring Philadelphia 25o to 50c; RoFe Acasia. 25 to 50c; - . Privet for JleJges 2oc; , Bladdacina 25c: Corcorus Japonica 2S?f : Ellagnus 25c; Liburnum 50c; . T marix Afrieana 25 to 50c; ' i Ribes Gordoni 25c to 50c; i. , Wcepinz Mountain Ash 1,50; -. ' Whith Fringe Tree 1,50; ' ' ; Forsythea 50c to 1,00; Ccmke Dogwood Silver Stripel 53a to 1,00 f Deutxa Scalia 25c; Dcutia Gracalis 50c; ' Weeping Birch 50c; :' i , " - Kagnolia Acumicetta SOcj '; Weeping Linden 1,50; . ', '? Dwarf Box 51o per yard v Eauonimus 53c; Altheas, assorted, 25c to 50c. Z-fIn offering tae aliove Stock to our eustesiTrs we t-eg to say it is sarerior in growth and quality to any heretofore ferea, and persons wishing a supply can avail themselves cf further information, by ad dressing the undersigned at St. Louu. Ciiloguc3 furcislied to all post-paid apjlications. ' Rewtfullr, JOHN SIGEESON & BEO. OA. 25, ISM. vlnlCsly GllEA T SALE OF LOTS Oso Husirei rxtn lets, la Town, cf ' J2j: cILa. o2T ZTC .- The proprietors of tlio town of Archer, knowins that th?y hare one of the most beautiful Town Si :ea in Nebnuki Territory, feel a3UT ! that tho rl:ce noedabut t i be seen to bo adiiiircl, r nd tlu-y have, therefor?, concluded to offer One Hundred Lot-, in the above- rained Town, at Public Auction, 0.1 " 1 nealay, November 6th, 1S58, it bcir the f:t hy of the District Uourt. " - Arcacr is situated on a high prairie, moo rrjuca from the Missouri river, on tho most direct route from Nebraska City to Topcka, in Kansas, and is tho County Scat of Iliehardsou county. The Lotstabo sold and no mistake. Terms made known on day of Sale. A. D. KIRK. Secretary Archer Town Company Oct. 24ih, 1358. :o-2t UKESO; 'AIHRIVAIi-I I OF NEW GOODS!! W: HOBLITZELL k CO. BKOWNVILLE, T. T. " HAVE Ting CAY RECEIVED, per steamers A. C. Goddin and Wm. Campbell, and now opening, the most extensive stock of Goods ever of fered in this market. After the experience they have in Nebraska, they flatter themselves that they know whet suits the people, and have purchased such a stock of Goods as caojiot fail to pleao. We will not pretend to enumerate, but say come and see; and you wm not tan to be suited. Oct. 15, lS53.-ly tKcady Hade .. Clothing, i EVERY VARIETY, style, quality, price, and pat tern of Ready Made Clothing, ja?t received and for salo cheap, by HOBLITZELL A CO. Boots and' Shoes. A NT unusually large stock of fine and coarse Boots XJu and fc hoes both Gentlemen and Ladies be seen, and purchased low, at an HOBLITZELL 4 CO'S. Hats and Caps. LATEST styles of Hats and Caps, and of every grado and price, ars offered at ... IIOBLITZSLL & CO'3. TurnitTire. BEDSTEADS, Table?, Stands, Bureaus in short, everything in the Furniture line, can ba had at HOBLITZELL & CO S. . : Stovesand Tmvrare. '- "lOOK, Parlor and OQoe Stoves of various pat terns iiUULliZLiLL & CO S. Hardware, Cutlery and Iron. A LAEGE assortment at ' ' HOBLITZELL & CO'S Wood and "Willow ware. BUCKETS, Tub3, Churns, and an endless variety of Willow ware, is for sale at r . HOBLITZELL & CO S. ; " Provisions. " . WE keep constantly on hiuad, Ilonr, Corn ileal, Bacon, Batter, and every varietv of Groceries. ' .. . . HOBLITZELL & CO. "-:-t Saddlery. ; SADDLES, Bridles', Martingnlea, Checks, and ev ery vaiiery of goods in this lino can be had at HOBLITZELL & CO'S, , due ens ware, 1 ; OF all the latest styles, and in end!e.s variety, just opened at HOBLITZELL & CO'S. G. & C. TODD & CO., . No. 212, North First or 2Iain Street, St. Louis.' IMPORTERS AXD MASTFACTCBEBS OP ' Mil 1 M a t e r i a Is INCLUDING Dutch Bolting Cloths, Mill Stones, Saws, Screens, Damsels, fcc. Also: PORTABLE GRIST LULLS . . Both Upper and Lower Stone Eunners. MACHINE BELTING, Of Stretched Xeather nmd Ttahber. ' St. Louis, October 13, 1856. vlnlS-ly FJOTICE. TnE Copartnership heretofora existing between G. W. Crow and J. Jf. Patterson, arAttorneys at Law, in tn lZtn Judicial Circuit, in the htate of Missouri, was dissolved on the 23d day of July, by mutual consent. . Those who have business entrusted to tho firm, will have the joint attention of former firm to its completion, and those indebted to said firm will please call upon and settle tbo same with G. W. Crow, at lus Law Office, we-t side of tho pub lic square, Oregoc, Holt county, Missouri. . ii. H . CHOW. J. JL PATTEBSON. . Oregon, Nov. 22, 135o.-5w HEW CASH 'STORE!! immmriLZE, n. t. The subscribers would inform the citiaens of Brown- villa, and surrounding country that their NEW STORE HOUSE Is completed, and they are now receiving - and opening an extensive stock of NEW GOODS! COMPRISING IN PART, EMHtY (SOKOBS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, and Tinware, ' COOKING AND BOX STOVES, FURNITURE, GROCERIES. C,3 sC, To which they Invite tha attention of customers. Their Goods are selected with reference to tho wants of tha town an l surrounding coun try, and will ba gold as - Low a3 any Houso above St. Joseph. FLOUR AND CORN MEAL, " CONSTANTLY ON HAND. COJIE ONE ! C01IE ALL ! ! And examine our Stock for yourselves Kejpcctfully, McAllister, dozter 4 co. Brownvillo, October 25, 1S56. vlnlStf CLAIM FOR SALE. TIE undersigned will offer for salo a fine Improv cd Claim, situated ona milo west of BrowaTille, on the main road leading in that direction. The Claim is pretty equally divided between Prairie and Timber. The improvements consist of a good double log bouso and twenty acres of ccm under fpneo. A good bargain may bo had as the proprijtor is deter mined to sell in order to go to California in the spring. For particulars call upon him at his resi dence on the abovs claim. - 3. W. BEXXETT. Brownvillc, Nov. 22, 1353.-4w IHPOETAUT WORKS. - ... PUBLISHED BY : : - ; - Moore,-Wilstacb, Keys' & Co. No. 23 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O. A HISTORY OF MEDICINE, from its Origin to the Close of tbo Eighteenth Centurv. liv Dr Renouard, of Faris. Tran.-Iated ly Dr. U. C. Comegyj, Professor in Miami Medical College. ' One Volume, large Svo. 750 pages, Brico $3,00. An Introduction to the JStudy of JLnheties. By rrofeswr J. J. C. Moffat, of thoCoIieTe of New Jer sey, PriiKcton. Author cf "Lifa of CaaJmers:" As. 1 v.,1.12:no, pac?. Trice 1. Tho Teacher's Miscellany. A ?Jcctlon cf articles from the proceeding of tha College of IV.fes.ional Teachers. By J. M. Campbell and A. M. HadW of araon uouege, vne vol, i;ao, pages. Trice WILL EE BEADY IN" SEPTEMBER Th3 Cyclopedia cf Llodcrn Travel, A Record of Adventure, Exploration and Discovery for tha last Fifty years. . Edited by Bayard Taylor, Author of "Views iroct," "Travel in Central Africa," 4c, Ac , Una vol.. bvo., liauajomely .idaiirated wii.'a-l Dy Urr, and an ti .t.jn.?e?teel rionti.s-v.jica by Battra Trill be gold tofu'jcribi;rs cy, M0OB2. WaLST ACH. KE Vs & CO.. Whole vile and Iictail lWrs filers, 23 Wat Fourth, street, CiudiiLutL Far Central Oldo and all aru cut l all and next Spring, is verv W 9 eryl&f,,.1'T!, inciudi"T id tho most art-roved ' i mm Our stock of Peach and tho prico so low that all those whn l17. irees iuo yiisi, wmicr, saouu nowren inter, should now r .v 4 Cherry Trees also we have a no , - . . : uta. Cf grown on JfahaUb stocl, which secnrei VrnE?'1 diness to tho tree, and if trained mher to canso th5 tops to shado tha stein sun, it is beleivcl no diScuIty wil! 1 ing Ln3 cherries in the South and Y I est. Of t?. ,w we have a stlendid lot. tjteiciallY r.n reri strong Anjert Quince (oci, the best for tDeS?'' abundant productivene53. ' by purchasing of ,us. -Wholesale CaUW, ready. ; ; il. B. BATEUAAU rr Syraciiso Nurscrisa ' TIIOUP, SMITH & lUSCHETP VpROl'BIETOr.S.-UesiJei a genenl L rm. extensive asor'jnent of articles kept by Nurseymcn, wa have on hand lot th j ' trade, sj 200,000 Apple Trees, from 6 to 9 feet. ' 100,000 Dwarf Tear Trwa, 2 ytarsolt ' 50,000 Standard do froni 2 to 4 yetr- 100,000 Cherry Trees, 1 to 2 years oil, fw Standard. ; Peach, Hum, Apricot, and JTsctarine Trjts. large numbers. ' . . , 100,000 Barberries, embracing every tbd f u value. All tho popular as well at mrer kind! It other small fruit. Foreign and Native Evergreens Norwiy Stjw Tines, Cryptomerias, Celars, Blick aad Spruce, BaLsams, Hemlocks, etc, large, mcdiua small. .)'..-. Ornamental Trees, Bcsos, Shmbbery, Cliiba. Hedge Tlants, etc. . . Bulbous Boots, native and impcrtcd; DahliaCa. nations, Toanies, Chrysanthemums. Thloies, a jj great abundance, and of tha most beautiful yvje. ties. While wa confidently ckimfor our productiom ij general an excellence not surpased by any e'Jur Nursey, we particularly and emphatically das- our stock of Tear trees, both. Dwarf and Standir! as unparalelled either in extent or quality, briny exUting stock in Americi. The folonrbiBotks refer to trees taken from the samn lot as ttwst m offered, when they were bt:t one year old: From Thomas W. Field, Esq., an extensive dealer Ln and importer of Tear trees ia New York: Tb specimens are really splendid; th j Baoei I believtl ever saw." : From Bobert HarweD, Esq.,Mcbilo.- I laveMT er seen finer trees." From Messrs. Ncally Brothers, Borlir.gton, loin: "They are really the fines; trees of their age w er er saw, and we have purchased a rjout manj ia tin few past years.', As suggestive to persons about to purchase, would remark that our trees were not subjected t the extremo cold daring the Last winter, which efo ted so extensive injury to Nurseries at the Wert, and that wa have had no drought during the prcseu summer by which the grow th of our trees beet retarded. They may b relied uptm, therefore, to be ia prime health and vigor. OUR CATALOGUES Will be sent postpaid to all who enclose f No. 1 letter stamp, and for tha others a ona eo&titazp each, " ' No. 1 A general descriptive Catalogue of all oar productions. ... , . No. 2 A later edition cf tho Frail Department of No. 1. i 1 - " I . j i " - No. 3 A descriptive Catalojue of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Hoses, etc. -":. No. 1 A descriptive Catil.igmj of Dahlias, Creeu hoiise and Bedding plantw. ! No. 5 A wholesalo Catalogue fcr Ji'urserynieimd Dealers. . " AL?o a Supplementary Cita'oga of the OraamcB' tal and Creenhouse department. Also a circular on the A rust a I!aic, Syracuse, N. YM Nov. I'J, lSi6. - , Sl RATE BOOTS.-20.000 Cata rbi Grape Roots, V two y"fcr3 old, fr siila. Trioo ?5 per bundrtd $10 por vhousand. J. M. VaCLLLOVGU, Aor. 2iU No. 200 l t, Cincinnwi GBO'.VN under the personal siprvision of tie1 subscriber, warraubsd trttt genuine tted cnoughof which will bo soot to siifpty a large family,, on reception of price pro-paid. Cassabar Mi'ss Melox A beaaiiful and delicious r fruit. (Asiatic origin,) 25ccnts. Orange Water MeloxTccIsoI like tha rind of an orange very fina . flavor 23 " Glass Lkmox A beautiful little nudon . for pre?ervc3 when grjfc" 25 " Ciunese APPARAGrs An:iual,a:idcul to the common easily raisci 20 Five Feet CccrMSEKs Very b.rge aad curium to behold". 25 MAiDiOTn Truriciy, 23 - Or tha wholo fcr ona dollar, lent by mail to any address. JOSEPH L. ASUHY, 20-tf - nattsburgb, Oinkm Co., Mo.- Chinsso Suar Cass. InAVE a supply of tbU seed on salo. Prkpr lb $2; per oi., 20 cents. TiT.wta remitting 2j cents, Aall have ona ounco seat them pasuj piid. - , ,. This exotic plant, known as SjrtjTtvm Smharatv-. recently introduced Into ibis coniitry by the Tate-t Office, may bo cultivated to advai.tajc in every part cf the United State. It.will make a good cnp on the poorest svil. . Froni cxperiaicBtJ already tnt it ia rjTup making from tha jaieo of thi. rbnt, I fT beliovo that sucrar can bs r-roStib; mxis: alwr rate, it is worth a trial bv evcrv fr-n.'r- , J. M. McCi;LLOUCn, No. 200 Main sir'.. Cincinnati Nov. 20 tf - IJcrgaa ; Hordes. 4 1T.EMIUM ESSAY c o the Origin, History ai ii characteristics cf thi.n rcrrarlalla AJXERICAN CIIEED OF HOUSES Tracing the pedigree fron tho original Justin Mor gan, through the most noted of ail rrospny, down t the present time. . Wita numerou portraits. " which are added Hints fur Breed nf, Creaking, "1 general Via and Management of Hor?et4, with Prac tical Directions for Traini:i them fnr Exhibi;i30.it A;ricultaral Fair?. . Br D.C. Liy.-asT. Mililebnrr, Vt. Price 1. fcent free of pot(j"i. - , C. M. SATON & co Agncultural Book PuUihcr, 110 FulUa it,H-T. ' II. A. TFJr.UY & CO., WII0LE3AtE AXD ItTAIL l)SiLES3 IX GARDEIn AND jLOVrER SEEDS, FBUITS and Shrubs, Crape aid Cranbery Yin? . Gtma, Clover Scedj, Bird seLi of all kiadi, Aft ricultural and Horticultuml Book, Iinplerccnts, Ac Agents for all the best Bural Tut lioatlons ia tb United State. Store next door to Podt-OiSco, Council BlaJT1, low. vln25-ly ' u. t. 3iudd, i s. o. cavsa. MUDD-& UUGIIE3. PRODUCE" fr- COMMISSION 2so. oi Levca and t0 UJiarncrcial Street 1 STV LOUIS, MO. ' . THOMAS ViLUALlS, ; Attorney and Counsellor at La BKOWNVILLE, N. T. ; ' Will practice ia the Thirl Judicial District in Ne braska Territory, an I in the Twulllh J udicial Circuit . in the State c-X Mi;. uri 1 1 EFE El EN C Bu-bard Brown, Irownvilie, 5. T. W. Furnas, ' i Dr. John Mullicrson, James Foster, - Ccorga N. Miller, , . Tippecanoe, Ohio. Orrgon, Mo. Arthcr.N.T. T - 1 U ru . a yuinces, urarc., turrants, Goosbcrries ais f btrawbTrics, etc. Especial care haj LI. iTk , , . , --IVMf tartnJiV procure and pr:T :tgti;8 mwtly such Viriti; TV ' cLvm ti nre found best suited to the soil t f i of the West and South, hera most of th. ' lruu.', esp'y-iiiiy oi tut x.a4tcrn Catalogues, with prices, etc., wia ba Wni u applicant!. Xurserymca aad Dealers la Fruit T are invited to call and examine our stock of FearT Bears and Cherries, esxx.-ciiilv.befcM LOCKWOOD i7 POME ROY, j - Whclesala anj Be tall Dealers ia 1 ALL) KIND:! OF , ! HATS & .CAPS;- i .'ST. JOSEPH, MO.. . I "T7E invito the attcitioa of nr friends and tn Tmd-j eencrallr ta our ul u3'jJ;v lar;e stnrl of the above goc-d. w'hio'i wed'is gu sailing at P0'' to suit tho tijjos. Dc-iri.-jg b) increns oir basil-- ?, we will -'r every i-os;,il!a a-haatar to buvor, fiiher at wb..' sal a or ret ail. Bti.i I'rr.rtiro 1 Hotter?, them selves, Ihe? hiTa -v deid.d aafia-? ia. buyirl their fiK'k nf rrr.nA nroi- thrvs. i i- "k!attd the traij. jjen t, vK-:t?-,, oir C,y nra i-vi'ed to t33:r. our stc- ', 1 :." t ,r -h :!ing fl-M'-.cre. Our JL : t ; I .irtiiie:.!: a a ro deUrminM shall nut bo fv iu txiG sf variety by IIoujo la tLe Vi
