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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1857)
wt mm am - Intelligence. r, ) MiETis w. r.iEi x, 1 JEFFEXSwX F. CASADT, JA5. E. THST, Conndl Bluffs, lowa, CASSADY, TEST, HIDEN & CO,, Successors to .liiJeri uiup.J T" J Nebraska urnv. i. .2 ; i . TTVIr; tnadft arrsnirtmeiiis ry wuki re win inai j H ' " --...mt- mi.ie.rtf all tlie "Tot r. of! of The "Wellington's corrcspgndcat the New York Tribune says : The Rule announced by Head Departments to subordinates is. removal Trill' not be made without j culi:-aced ia-tlu Eastern patiuuof 5elra.ka;we i'r. . J nrc now tireiiarea. i oner uat sainu i wprp nniinpti STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS. SEASON UXJ.i i A Ji-'JL J-JMI j-tJ. AND AGENT'S $ Si. Jos , V and Co-cil Blc& Wc lyvJ-f SIliVER. HEEL 3," Leco, iuilt exprisiiy cause, heads of Bureaus to communicate this determination to relieve Clerks from anxiety. Mr. Cobbs has added to thejresent canses of dismissal, that of "dealing in lottery tickets and frequenting 'Gaming IIous- . csr.he Las also reauircd the Board of 'examiners sitting in application for Clerkships, to make their examination ridd and not nominal. Four years w . . . . -i ? service m important places lsregaruti; by the President a siurnishing a reason ' of change whether the commissions be expired or not. Secretary Brown has ' notified the "Assistant P.M. Generals .that they will be retained, also the chief clerk of that department.'!",;- . , . r TTr.shinton, March 24. " Applications have been made for the construction of wagon-roads -..to , the " Pacific, which were authorized '.by -.the net of the late Congress, bat the '! Sec retary cf the' Interior has . taken axo action in. the premises. -., v.! ;.:.!;, r 7 Forts Kearny and Laramie will not be abandoned until autumn." 1 ' It is stated that' Hon. J. B. Clay has -declined the mission to Berlin tender ed him by President Buchanan. . "SQUATTERS OF THE TEKRITTORT In Filing Declarator) Statements of Intention to Pre-empt. Securing Pre-eifition- Locating Land ;- --Wftm1 its anil ; "-rr::rtrrr:' , . , ENTERING .. L AND. , .,r. LAND JWAIIKANTS .BOUGHT &: SOLD. . Land Entered on Time, ic. T.5.nlcr f rintion naid to Buvinz rnd Sf-liin TT ik TilE new and fast rnnm - - r f iiiKimci . .;ui 7 J- , tli.trdi P. WJl III v.J l" JiJ XVI y opening of narration, make rejru ar wcvj ...t, between M. josepu vumi. with tie first St. Louis Packets at M. Joscpb .f The -Silver Heck," wil1 lten'i "er P3 to cmoux Citv. and intcrmediAte point?, once a month. DOXNELL & SAXTOX. CHniESB SUGAR CA1IIL PURE SEED: f iille plant, mmed up 1857. JHS(5URL itptRTACKEi' 1857. . -"U7"xsai G.:i23.j3"fcoll. vru rnn?5 Slaster Property on toraniis?ion: AIo, to naming Onl loctions j ricrcncif OmLhaCity, Council EluSTs, Bc'JeVn.jf and forwardicsrcniittanf?3 to liny part-it tn tnion.. Mary s, Airvoiniaj City, Nebraska CitT,Lir. JJIanks of allkindsalrsjscn Lund." - . .; ,,':, Lowell. Urciron Citr. Iowi Point. EE FERESCE S. r-r:rr: :r:r-: : j ca v&nnan,"Si; U&i parPfcTerico; AtchisonrWcrf-- tDn, Lcjivenn'ortli-Citjv.Kanjas, Independencs, Hen. A. A. Eifvifori, , S. F.XoeiolIj, Messrs. Do! man Jt Wsit, Peter X Kei::r, ITioina-x Lnmpkin, Jane 23, 1S55. Tl-ni; : - yelnsxft City. u ' St.. Josejb, 3 Jo.,' . . WaaLinstou City -; ' SPECIAL IfOTICE. ;! Short Settlement Mate Long Friends. rpHE subscribers request all tliat are indjLted to the tLem, by note or account, to muKopaytceni oy 15th of retrcary next, .osoneot lua una tart East at tbut time for a naw and fu.l stock of New York, March 16, .; . Advices from Salt Lake City are ;to Jan. 7th. . T . ' . . Kimball w as elected President pf.the Council." . - Oregon dates are to Feb. -12th. There had been an Indian outbreak at Fort Sinclair. Four white men and a hrrre number of cattle vrere- carried rood, and CASH will be wanted to pay for t'ivm AYe return nr thanks to our friends for their patronage to t!iri3 time, anl romise lo merit a con tinuance ol tLo same hereafter. ""' . - VH. IIOCLITZELL fvCO. " Brownrllle", Jan. ilh, .. . A GENTS WANTED to retail articles S.ea-im-iL raense proats largo only ?5 'ricjairisl, . r Ad dress, withEtaraps,- . J. L. II., Hartnooy, R L " T a. . '. There had been a great mortality among cattle in the neighborhood of Dalles. . Advices from Washington Territory state the-Legislature adjourned the 29th, after hiving censured Gov.. Ste vens course in the Indian war and the martial law affair. '.''. . . ' .. ; 1 A fiood at Nevada, California, had done damage to the . amount of $70,000. - " : ice inuians naa maae an attach on Peter River Valley," Sark county!, and murdered all the' individuals, burned the houses, killed' all tho horses cat tle, &c. !:;!j:.;.1" : "The largest part of the "Inhabitants nad previously left the 'valley; with the intention of returning in the spring. ; " F. M. Rhodes, ' of Sacramento, one of the bondsmen' of Bates, .'the "State Treasurer, has suspended.' ; - JOEL LI WOOD, XI D:,7.. BOTANIC PHYS ICIAN, RESPECTITLLY informs the citizens of Nemaha county, that having permanently locat ?d imme diately South cf Brownviile.and having had consid erable experience ia the treatment of the disearcr incident to the- West, he flatters himself that h ii prepred to tn fet the srrmo oa purely BOTANIC PRINCIPLES, And ia connection' with I)b, BrcsniM of Jlissoun. Urownvillo, Jan. 1, 1S37. Tln23tf . - Liberty. Lexington: etc., etc. TI1E new excellent and f.ivorite passenger Steamer, Wm. Campbell, Wm.Eddj, Master, will on th e earlieot opeain,; of nftTi.;atiop, ran aj a regu'ur pa-cket to the aoore and all tue latermeJiiue pomti on the Missouri River, remaining permanently, in the trade durin;; the entire season. ' 11 " ' ' ' ' ' ' " . The "William Campbell" has recently been.fittod np, and refurnished in tLo most modern style, re gardless of expense, ard with an eye single to streng'.h safetr and conlort, as well as uiLh every ctUvec.i- tnce that coull render her dcsir&bla to the traveling public, rendering her now both as regards capacity fca-businoss.suiwnorMJCommivlauons ior casssngers, eciual to ar.v in' the trade. Captain Edds hopes to receive at the bands of his numerous Missouri river friends" a 'continuance' of that' generous patronage for which he U- indebted tluring fc.serics of years, The sabscribcrs take great pleasure ia informing h Winters. JtarrnerJ vmui cij, ma j have secured from tiic inosi renaoia your v. ed supply of Fresh Seel ofthis very vul m the projertics of whicli may te lui Sy m as follows; ; ; ' , ' ,4. . , 1st. One acre of tl .a is, pr ??rly culti-ited, will vidd from 200 to 50" galka of ,aae Syruj., equal to tne Dest ew yuw roots, teeond crop of excellent fodder. " 2d. Sown broadcast or in cl.s3 drills, on land deeply plowed or-highly manured, it iU yield thirty to fifty thoutand jxtundi of superior fodder to the sere ' -M.murjs&' ttTblirplaati for solliES( feed ing green,) and fodder, on account of the great amount of sugary juioe which it contains j and is greedily eaten by stock of all kindi.'' - 4th. It bears repeated cuttings, like Egyptian SIillet, growing off freely and rapidly, after each cut ting, j'- -.'. ,r rv " 5 th. It stands drouth much belter than e?3imon conf, retaining its green coiorand jukiness even after the seed matures. 6th. The seed is excellent Tor human food, waen ground ititn meal, and fattens domestic animals very t-peedily. From twenty-five to sevonty-five bushels can be raised on an acre. '- . I , . The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure, from the original importation, will Ibc offered in cloth packages, each containing enough to plant about one fifth of an acre in drills 4 feet by 18 inches, with fall direction for the cultivation, whie'-Cjs perfectly ainrote. - .'tu.'': '-''; - These packages will bo forwarded by majl,re of Poitaje, to any address, on receipt of SI .for -each package. - When not sent by mail, we wilLIurnUh a proportionate quantity by express at purchaser's expenso. , , ... , y r Earlv orders' are solicited, a3 tha supply of good and roliahjesoei is quito limited. 'Applicants names wui05 enwrea in meoruer in uicu mcjr hhhtoh cd, and the eed will .bft mailed ai soon as possible. A pamphlet wm b eont, postage troe, to all rno . UPHOLSTERY, i J' WHOLES A.L3 AND EETAIL," ' " SCAKRITT & 1MASON: ST. LOUIS, MO. ! 1TTT! take Treasure in savin to our friends and " VV -the public-in general, that our itoct'of Fine, Llilcs on Ilorse toeing. - JUS 1? rCEU332D, I i - O KJC) IV !Yii Vro:TOJFICEDEPABTM v ietruaryoj, s FL1IT. rraftical Treatise on Horse SttoriN'G. -yrrnvn Ia one vol, iCmo. Price 75 cents, t -nt by -ail , J- -tates, froatt July 1 tJ.4 f. . of pos - 3. j u utie oO, 1 3, m EUUASKAlKpJU iVeLke to recommend such book?, 'aen we see will be rc. raj :.t the Contract (V eo vilainouis bungling at horse shoeing." Ohio Vul- DepartniEr: ur.'.i 3 p i,j -f 'i,IrL;n ,.?- ..v:,.t wVv ui-.u-t, ,t.in'i . cext, to le decided by 25th A Medium, and Common Furniture, as well as ilat tresa'oB and Bedding, was never more 'complete and desettinff the' attention of purchasers, either tat wholesale or retail in full suit3 or single articles r Wo shali spare no fTort to keep the most complete V yilarcli l?th, 1S37. as?crtmtnt in our line, in the- V est. Uur uooas aro made here; as well iis Ekit, by the best workmen, aoi- thua combino-liii. greatest, variety, and latest styles, with the cheapest and most substantial. k Dealers, as well a4 all other purchaser, are in vited to call, and. look through :ouf Jlamnutu are Rooms. test ' : I ' ; j ' : s. Orders also, from all parties having furniture to buy for themselves or -others, aro especially solicited, with the assurance of' our best endeavors to merit a continuance of the liberal confidence and patronage we have, so Ion received, " j r TV. SCARRITT L 1IAS0N. Washington Ave. betwen 2nd and 3d Sts. JIarch 19tb,'57... , u .. while in C3mtii2.tid of dliferent boats, and for which J purchase sced;tor to any person- who will enclose, a he" hereby desire? to present his most frratoful to f three xjentstamrf. a . present knowledgements, propising increasea euorts to jye general satisfaction, nnd retain their confilence and ratr 42-tf 1857. : J t MISSOURI- EIVFJt PACKET." 185. : AVM.'ItOSSELL. ; ...: I T IT EROWNVILLE, N. T. '1 : RESPECTFULLY informs ths pnLIic 'i that he is prepared to serve them, with any thing in his lino, ot short notice, and with a style -and qujity of work ho feels ct nftdent will please. . To lis oil fnonds and custonieiy ho deems it unnecessary to sny a word, to others ho says only Decem,er 13, 1S58. " vln25-Jv r 1 Ia''- THE publii; are hereby cot'ificd, that on or aiboyt the 20th day of February, A. D. 1S55. then; wasmnde.and executed by the undersigned TVO NoTE?,in favor of E.ogcrs, one of two hundred dollars, payable the 1st of' March, A. D. 1S57; and one of one hundred dollars, payable the 15th day cf ilay, A.,l. 1857. i i bo tonswerauon for which said otes were obtained, having failed we shall refase to pay the "sail Sotes or any part th eraof. ' . ' ' ' ' .1 j.. JESSB JOEL, UJ rtJ -.. . IIXRT Emehson; . . , i ' ' . - - i 3 & j -llKtBT W. Lace, Hy ' l , : ; Li rr- O. F. Lake, hU Agent. 1 r.rcTnvUl3, March 12th, 1S57. S9-tf r MCULAX-iAi jr . W.'W BAKER;. .. :. .'. ..Captain. ROBERT A. ) ARST . . .1 ....... Clerk. For Sioux Cf :y,: Loipin, Omadis Det?tur 'CityDe . Soto, Floret ce, Omaha City, Coumil llaS'3, )elle-1 vue, bt-Jlury s, N yoming vity, 3ebras&a City, I Linden, UrownvillJ, Lowell, Uregon, lowa roint,1 . Savannah, St. Jo3?pb, ctif,ptic:j-. , t ;isur r ,TIIE excellent commodious and favof- '.'K.: --i- J 'itepassengcr steamer Admiral, .Capt. Baker, ChrVi Robert A. Darst, will on ; the opening of navigation ply. aa a regular packet to the- above and all intermediate landings on the Missouri River remaining permanently in this trade,' and running regularly d urjig the entire season. . . , . . The Admiriil has recently received many valuable improvement! and additions, rendering her now, tot'a as a passenger and freight steamer, eual ,to any, ia the trade : arid CaptlBaker hopes to receive at the I hands of his old Missouri River frunds,, the same liberal patronage so cenerous'y extended to his broth- er. Shippers may rely, upon having their 'freight handled with, the greatest care, oni ilispatch,' and passengers aro assured in traveling opoa. the Admi ral,' of. being made f ;el always quite at homo". . The Admiral wi3 makei one trip to Council Bluffs, after which- eha will mako , regular trips ,to r Sioux City every twenty day. ., ".April2d,lS57 -r70q 10 ";. illii.T . : : :42-tf KOTAPil PUBLIC yBHOWVILLEr LAND AND LOT AGENT INSUR ANCE AtePMT1 three entstamp.' J-- S - J " T:'.T,r,.3. . DfaWs in seeds and countrv merchants can'bel v . r r: nvn A fiPMT T'n t r'n supplied at a liberal discount .from retail ratesifj - n - t4?rde"i-?::-ASHiCULTUnAL " ILiFLEMEISTS, Wo will also oe prepareo; to lurmsnfi simple ana cflScient mill to express the juice front tho cane, and cauldrons Ac, tor boiling the same. . Manv testimonials in addition -can be givtn to prove it3adaptedness.to tho. North western and Western states, ,.,.;. ..... , . AT- OU -WAREHOUSE : : V Wittaita be found at till timet, A LARGE AND V COMPLETE ' STOCK u if. Of ail kinds' of1 enieiits f r. olfAl .AND IACHINERY, ell V -.H ! V-..- With a full Stock of ,;'irieldi:jand-Gatdea'SeefIs;:,!t .5: -Ill .- ' .. , ,...r .... ( - A - ' Of the Most Reliable and genuine kinds. 1857. , JESSOITJ eiver' packet, -J7! JOSEPH B4 JipLLAND Master. For CouncilBluffs,OmahaCity,Bellevue, St. Mary's, March 5th,lS57, yoming viiy, reorasKa vuy, ijinueu, urown ville, Lowell, i3regon, .White Qond, Iowa Point, Savannah, St. Joseph, Palermo, Atchison, Weston, LeavenwortlTCity, Kansas, Independence, Liberty, Lcx'ngtor, &c. .'-aw- 'il'iit 'H CFull Catalognes'sent oa application. . , ;. " - : . . . r HENRY D.' EMERT & CO., 204 Lake Street, Chicago, 111. 38-tf NEW FERM VJTA 5" entirely new, swift and TDlegant iEEsti3a passenger Steamer ALOKZO cniLt,Oapt. OA no : "..-.!' & i. . : J ' ' J t!;r. '-' Abfoss The Shut I r ; r I i-.l'. : .' .; ; i . ' hi At ike. Head of 'the. Island ;ABOYE; BROWYILLE, , 'LATES IS0!I NICAEAUUA ! Kew York, IIarch 20. . The steamer Tennessee lias arrived. She left Grejton on the 7tVin strand Aspinwall on ihe 10th. ; r -'-, : .. AValker's position is unchangedj-he p till hold; Rivas.-. ,; - . ; -ro f.- The allies remain at San Jorgei-.r "Walter ; had-, attacked- the. lattei place twice, but unsuccessfully.- . : The failure cf Col.-Jock ridge's r at tack on Castillo, i3 attributed to the .cowardice of Col. ' Titus,-who;, subse .quently left, going over, to Rivas. - V" The allies made two attacks on Wal ker's position, March 4th, but were .repulsed. - ' The British steamer Clyde',- arrived at AsDinwall.on the 9th. brindng SO deserters from !Walker. J; rflUEJrubfic'are hereby 'net fied, that, there was J. made and esecntetl on' or About the 20th day of February, A. D. 1S53, bv the undersigned, Three Notes in TavoFof B. B.f Frazier," of two hundred dollars each, one" payable September -1st, A. DvlS56: ODe payable January 1st, - A, L, 1357; one payable Mafch'Jst,-A-. D.-1857t ' The censid-.-rttion having failed, for which the said notejwere given, we. shall refuse further payment on ;tho sii Notes, or any r&rt thereof. '- - '"''" ' ' i i ' ! IlEXP-r Eurrsox, . j K'-'k- 1 ' UrsRT W; LiKE:By;! ii 1-: ft .! V J O.TO OwF. Jjakhis Agent.1 Brownville, March 12Ui,lS57.. ( ,;4 20-tf Joe Holland, will oa the opcrainj of narigationi run as aregular pa-kft.io the. above and intermediate points, continnlcg.in- the' hifTs- Tradts 'during the entire boati-ag seabbn.' . J !' A TO jli I ') ."ir-'-j Captain Holland, deeply grateful to hi3 numerous J j fj 5 r iiiciju-iaion; me rsvcriormuiiucrai pii.nuiiugeuiiu- f.r . t r : rtoi extended to. Awhile in command of tbe ' XOr S. HalT & C3'.S Saw Mllll Omaha, and. other boats,, desires to return them his J .. v ri-i. -7) ujw'v j ;u 'ijj.i. - If ifSibXr cotifidenco and patronage fftr his new boat,) HThIE andersignctf announces to the FubliJ that he nrnm-iRin tintirciii!? exertions to render ceneral sac-1 JL; ,fl3S purcnajsea iue- r crry primage graaiea wac. f.f. ... - - - - " ' " i ' 1 OAn I..Urslt tllA l-ia't SpVinn of 'th 1 ' . 7 Missouri has pledged her Stat(i fcre- a - mm . dit to railways, to the enormous amount of $19,250,000. It is doubt .ful whether the roads will pay the in Jterest on the money.' iVi : - : The steamer ."Polar Star" lias been sold to the Pacific "Railroad Company ;.for S20,000v 'and will belong to the '--Railroad line of-River. Packets.- -The subject of establishing a reis - try law Tsno'w occupying-the attention tionxf the OhwLeislattfrc: - : .? Fruit Tireies.' .7 ' .HA iff action i The Aloiuo Child waSDuilt expressly for the Coun cil Bluffs tiade; under tho especial mpervision' of Capt. llolland, who begs to assure his friends that tliev will End fcer to ba admirably adapted to the w.mts of the river, boing of great strength, liglitnsss of draught,ieauty of model, etc., with cabi n arrange ments and accommodations not surpassed by tnose ofny boat in jthe river, combining .8.11 the latest ana. most modern improvements tnit could aua. to tho safety) eomfort and -pleasure cf passengers,-- rotumg .wm be found ,wantmg in any of her ap pointments which, belong to . those of a first class jassenger oteamer. ' - - -( - ' j - .- : March 19th. 57. , it . , I : 40-tf id SHRUBBERY?' ' 1 :' OSAGE '.OP, A KG E. D. C. & N.-SANDERS, -A&EStS FOR : Commercial Nursery MANNS - i The Secretary of the Massachusetts Jvansas Aid vommittee acknowledges " the receipt "6fJ;42lG93'96. The cx denditures amount to 39,093 94. ' A duel was -fourrht atl Mo5fle?'n ' the 7th ult.;between',!Nix6n "editor of , the Crescent, and JBreckenridge, edi tor cf .the- Courier. - At Uhe i second - shot .Breckenridge was -wounded in both thighs, and his left thigh wasbro- ken." IVixcn ;,wai unhurt . Breckcn- ' ridge is the-VEamc percon that fought xit Leavenworth. '. - ; The St. Louis Democrat says that a " new and dangerous counterfeit twenty dollar bill, letter B,! payable . at the Hopkinsville branch of the Bank of Kentucky, is in circulation. .The clo- scst scrutiny is required to distinguish .. it from the genuine note. . i- ; mo lowa central ivanroaa, irom ons to the 3Iissouri river, was let Cut to Lei. Jiason ana otner ccnirac tors a shcrt time since. The entire" read is to be completed in five years, mid fully equipped, fcr 20,500' '"per mile. -.- - - . XSlooTYi 1 "M gton, Xll. ; A IfXOUNE to-theritiizen of K.?roaha County jf A. that upon the opening of JNavization they will b in rcoeiptof a'larjje supply of al mix-1 every assort lacnt usually to bp found in ;NurHori.oX , The stock Irom wLich our seloc lions are made-13 very large, con listing in part of ,jit'1r ! X --.a. i - 200.000 Apple Trees, from 6 to $ ret!- .-, 100,000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 yeiixi old.'", "," IO.Oifl'Standar-1 -Jo '-j ' from 2 to 1 vor 100,000 Cherry Trees, 1 to 2 years' old, Dwarf and r Standard. ... -!' .- i rcaohrium. Atrioot, and Nectarino Treesin large numbers.- ' - ' 1 '' IOOjUOG Raspberries. embraung every tind of any ! All kinds of popular as well as rai-er kinds or other ismall fruit. Fore: gm and Native Evergreens -Norway Spruce, Fines. Cnrplomeri s, Cedara, Bla k and White Sprueej llalams, ! tleuilocks, .c lafge-'miiiura (t small.- - 1- -f(i - ' ; r --i ft -f rTf ' Orna mental. Treti loses, Btrubbery, "Climbers, f Jl-llJ Jiocts, native or impcrted; Dahlias, Cir- nations, ruyjies, Curysanthemuaas, rhloxes, all in great dbandanee, and of the most beauti til varie While we confidently claimfor our. productions in reneral an exeelleoco not furp?kieil by any other Kursery, we particularly and emphatically designate our stotli ol A ear trees, bota Dwfjrf and btandard, as unraraletled titber in tstcht or ijualityj "by any existin? stock in America. c-. '. As -suggestive to persons abou" . (o pnreiase, we would rwmarK tnat our trees were not subj-ctea-to tho ejitrrme col t d a;mg the last w inttr, waa etfec ted so extensive injary to Xurstries-attha. West and that we have had no drought; duriBg, tbo-past summer by whick.Uyi rrovth. ci..ct.r.trees has been retarded. They may be relied upoa. therefore, to be -propel health- red Tigor.-; J, - .-' j. Legislature, and is now prepared with a new and substantial boat, atAlL.timc4.J.o. acc(.aumodate the, public... Charges usual rates. . - ; SAMUEL McBRIDE March5tb1857.. - ; ." r -, - .3S-3m J. B. JENNINGS, Wlioloaalo . Grocer, ASD'ci! 1857- cn$s6uiii river packet. 1857. ...... Twiliglat. ..lf JOHN' S. EIIAW-" Master. Xew Missouri River, Kansas 'and Nebraska Packet forlS57.-. . - . --fit te Auti eniirely new, swift and unsur-. 5raiki23a passed 'pais'scngcr fctcicmor. TWitiGirr, Cipt. Joi n S. Shaw, will on the opening of naviga tion run as a regular packet to the. above and all in termediate points. 1 he 1 wilight was built expressly , COMMISSION MERCHANT, . AND DEALEB xar1' oiCOUNTRY: PRODUCE, Corner Second and Frances Sts. ; 'i ,J GEO. S. JGAYEE & .CO., i r i estate igs! ... i ... . i .. . ba studied by every smith who shoes horses, and by every farmer who owns a horse. The truth is, there is not ona smith' in twenty who Inotcs otc to sioe a horse properly, or one fanner in a hundred who knows tclen a horse is shod a j he should be. The work will jxiyyou if you will study it, and ten-fold if you practice it. rlMJ"your inuta toiuuow iu uuurac. tions. lUtnoit Janit'r. i ".No man who owns a hrrseean afford to b without this sort of inforwati n." Allxtny Eve. Jonr. UEMi V CAKiiV UAlitD, l'ublishcr. - - Philadelphia. 40-tf on th e route j and in the time Being routes established fcv tst i approved August 38, 183G. . Ctl.- I 15026. From Linden. Ho I Ltwice a, week. . '. . ' r'a r . JESSE JOHN". sunuEYcn civil; e::q!::ier. WILL attend to any business- in his line when called. I have a first rate compa, and having had ' many years experience, both as teacher ahd practical Surveyor, can givo satisfaction." References: A. u.C'Mt.Hr, Hoover, Win.IIoovcr, also, D. Ooust, W. Ilobjon, and C. A. Rowlcw, Sa vannah. Mo. Addrrsi. j March 13th, 1S37.J f JESSE-JOn.W -emah City, XT. 41-tf AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS;:11 CURRANTS AND RASPBERRIES. WHITE. Grapo Currant Seedssaved from our specimen plants in 1S5; will bo sent pre-paid rn packages worth to ail who eooloa that amount. Cckhaxts, Whit Grape, Cherry, and a collection of eighteen other varieties, embracing all the novei- . ltAsrnsRRiESy EoOa ,dfr-Fenteny, a. now., French over-bea ring aort. frui. vry larg, and planU vigor-oos-raJjrcfy ii3tu-ict varied .j. . . ; , j M2bville ob Foub Seasons This is a variety which ha3 been fully tested, and was awarded a pmniunj at, the l$.ftT. ;Fair a fin dLpl.ty lof fruit exhibited in the month of October it is by far "su perior to any of ifcTcLAM." - -Th fruit is ai largn itnd as good as the Eel Antwerp, I and the Autumnal crop is abundant $0pcrdoien. - - - - ' - ELLWA.N'GER & BAERV, ' Mount Hope iXurseriea, liocnestcr.ii. Y. l N. B. Order? from unknown correspondents must be accompanied by the cash'. 1 - .'Vf "! ! 40-tf I 1 ' " V , jr v . jjcave L.maen iior.aar and wr- 6, AVlIrr arrive aS Mount Vetnon ?u leave llonnt Vernon Mondjy and W P 1 at 1, P. M.; arrive at Linden ov G p5 15027. uv u. l' if a iwui kjjuux bv th f lion river, Minnesota Terriurv, Fcrt lf and Fort Fwandall, to Fort P.erre.'crJ end Lack, onca a monthuUtt e Sigct r. the 1st Qf each month; arrive at F nti fl- in li.dav3 leave lort Pierrtj.cil the V- each inoc;hi arrived at Siocx .Uiy U $ i oF the month. B;d3 to extend th . G LEN WOOD, Mills eo, lowa, PLATTS.IIOUTHj' ' Cass cot Nebraska. -. WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, Inves tigating Titles, Paying Taxes, Investinsr mon-f ey, Buying and Sellin' Town Lots, Buying; Selling and Locating Land Warrants, end all other business connected with their profesaioi in Western Iowa and v 1 1. - viora-KA. r . . r J. M. DEWS, Associate Attorney.11 ' - 1 ' REFERENCES : 1 ' j ' L Greene,' Wearo Jk Bentonyi ; Council Blafi3,' Iowa. Greene, Weare & Rice,' A ' . . FtDes koines Oreene & eare L'Q'IOiii Cedar Rapid., ; 'j . .Nuon & Goodman, 1 . ; ? f ., Cinci nnati O h io Tootle & preeno,' Sj.W. Thomaa,' -,'-v.oy Schoolv A Son r Gen. Wm. Irick, U. Johnson,- ' u t.v I. Reed A Son, Robinson A Hro, , Burlington C." Bant,; '' Glen wood- Iowa. "'Cincinnati, Ohio.- j .y,. i .... Vinccntown, 3f. J. ' Hightstown, Philadelphia, Pa1;: I- Medford,X J. r "Herrins's Patent ChSmipioa ,;i ' FIRE-PROOF SAFES,- ' WITH .llali'a Patent Powder-Proof Locks-the same that were awarded separate Medals at the World's Fair London, 135 1, and the World's Fair. New York; 19534i ahd aro tho only - American Safes that wer- awardrd medals at the . London World's Fair - - - - - ! , These Safes are now admitted to be stperiorto'any ever offered to the public ; and the sub.-wribers chal. lenger the World to produce an, instahco of these Sales falling to preserve, their conteutathrougS the hottestfres, or a burglar picking tho lock..; ; , ,r f The subscribers and their" agents ar$ the onTy per sons authorized to make and fell Ilenring'a 1'atcnt t-nampion' 5aie, witu AlaJi's.l'atent l'owder Proof Locks. . ... i " I ' ,'r. :S.C HERRING A CO. ', ; .. Green Elock, 135, 137 and 139 Water St., . ' I -' ' . r and 5 Murray St' ew York! I Hutch 5th, 1857.- ; ' i ZS-tm ST. JOSEPH, MO., . : . l ill . s: yl.TTASnn hand, aind .to arrive. th followiner trtu for the Missouri river trade, under the especial super- JljL cles, which will be sold tothft trade on accom- vision ol capt. btiaw, who begs to assure his fiends rnodating terms, EXCLUSIVELY1 -AT WIIOLE- that they will fnd her to be admirably adapted to the wants of thorivert being t f great strength and lightness of draught, with cabin arrangements and accommodation! unsurpassed, combining all the latest and most modern improvements that could add to tne gaiety, comfort and pleasure of passengers.-, Nothing will be found wanting in any of tier appoint ments wnicn ueiong to a hrst class passenger steamer. juarcn lain, s, j j . 40-tf it J Hi Cigars all- qualMOO bxs I D. and '. ? ' r " chees' ' .1 i j i W Jt ISO . , . UNION PACKET LINE. 1857. r! jLucs, Jleteor, & Silver Heels. E.JI.'SIVER r blaster J. 11. Lucas T. E. DRiFFIN ... ..Master Meteor' For St. Joseph. Brownvjlle, Nebraska City, Omaha a:aa iiun city. i '.'I'-'fr? W 'THE St. Louis,- St. Joseph, Brown ville, .Nebraskaj Omaha and Bluff City Light-a-ss-iSI nig Packets, Jas. II. Lucas, Meteor and Silver Ilsch, -will leave : for the above and all inter moliate points every . Tue?lay evening, at 4, o'clock. throughout the season. Tbo new and splendid pas senger steamer Meter, aiid the well known, fast and splendid passenger steamer, Jas. II. Lucas, connect ing with the fine and fast packet bilver Ileols at St. Joseph, forming tlie oalyiure.Jind. quick passage from S.t. Louis to the above named places. ': From jhc iaswrthpeed, capacity and comfort! of the boats composing .this line, the traveling public may rest assure 1 that nothing will ba Wanting on the part cf . their1 oiliJes and tre.v td tender their trip both pleasant, aiiil tgrecatle. .. . . March lfch57. - - " " - i; 'Jl ' . !46-tf in- Marehi l57rf !D. C, A X SANDER. ALCXZO FBATT, . NevtYcrk..-'; . w. rox, ! S. C. MAXSCK, Bern in L- t - , to be Ab:-t to hundred members of tlie 1 profession, recently assembled ivJcs, or purpose cf.crgain-ihemsclvcs- into n cssociaticn,' called tbo "Collece of Dentists of snd. OCD. liCS: Co., ccn.uCAti Rt'Bostc 1 1 .1 zvoczziQ ii: T T . 1. (I r Ll 10,0: cier k nbscend of C. 1 lO. W. CHtlC1. . -I r. it ! .. r I " ; - 7'cntrA, tratt r? co. .. . Directl mjH,rtcrs, Jobbers and Manca:wturcrs Afents English, French, Germari American . ; IlardvraTC and, Cutlery.' r v - ".GUNS, RIFLES, ?ISTOUS,'&d, 1 139 & 141 Haiti St, cor. "Waslitegtoa A.Toisue, -ST. Louis, up:. -r (';:' EsrAnriQQir t3:di.ipsoii, ' Will practice jvj'utly 5a H tuMniss eatrested to them thatwili require attention at the .:: . ABCnE?5: K' Eii;UUro3K C aa.aa City, N. T. - J. L. Nf TkcUjSii,rrweviHe;;NT..-; 1 . ;0cf their years of iiirc.- r' TV.zinz Tourt man: CI t i Country' Produce' "TTT ANTED, and for whi h we nllow tie hiihest ! V Msrkft rrici. LTIlLITZILL A CO. 1857-r MlSQVP.L -iirvTii PACKET. . 1857. 4 1 CHAS; R. BAKERi ..i..... 1.... .... Master. W.jHScrbiEX... .." - .... : . .Clerk V For Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs, Uellevae, St. Mary's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Linden, BrownviHe,LowjillTUrcgon,Iosa Point, Savannah, St. Joseph, Palermo, Atchison, Weston, Leaven- wott!i City? ikAiisaS, iadepenienco; Ubertyj Lex- lngtcn, &o.f . ... r .. . ... tc0 -C S THE entirelv-n'iw. swift and" rie- r fir. -if , 'i. gnnt passengers saroetMrji-se-'g a HA, Cspt. Clns. ltaker, V. II. ScrPDj'Jt jClerk; willi'oti tho opening of navigation, run as a regular packet .to tha above named anl all intermediate points, continuing in the Riuffi trade during the entire boating season. ' ' Capt. Iiak-T, tbaikfiil- to the public for its very generoas support bestowed upon the Admiral, while under 'lis eiamcd, hereby begs leave to tender his acknoTfladgeaients and solicit for his newt-oat a con tinuance of its confidence and patronage, pledging untiring' exertions of himself and oEieers to give full sa,;iifactkn to those with whose business he may be honored. " Tbe Min-ne-ha-ha was built expressly for th Comcil Elnffs trade, under the special super vifion tf Captain Baker, who has sjaredao trouble or expsnso t) make ker an A No. I Misstjari River ctcaiaer, anibegjto asrara hi.i friends that they will; fiad her to le in all rejpects, most admirably adapttd to :.he wants of the river, belrg of grca. strengLli, ligitncssof dranght, c:isinessof moJcland fuch application cf -oiochneryf 'a most tmako her ono cf the f.vst ones, with cabin arrangements and aceoraedatiens of a very superior order, and netez- celled cy those of any boat in the river, eomoining all tho most modern iinrovemeLt? that softly, cons fort, or pleasure oull tu :.;est," . . 1 1, in .nil -Lef Appointments, nothing will ba wanting bdoEging ta those -it! a lirst class p i5scngf r ste?taer, MaicS: ltfth, '57. 40 150,000 ties 4000" sacks G A Salt 150 boxes starch ..' ,, : . 200 Hhds N O Sugar 200 bbk and hf bbl3 water 500 sks Rio Coffee and but'r crackers ' 100 O G Java Coffee 200 bbla and hf bbls pilot 10O Lsguayra- , . :. bread and pic nic do . , ' 100 Mocha ' ' u 200 bbls soda milk sugared 250 ' nblfl,- naif bbls andluu egg and wine do j r I kgs Belcher's Molasses; lt)0 bbl.i apple vinegar 200 bbls, half bbls and qrSOO bxs Tobacco all grade? ' N N refined do ' 1 200 bxs smoking' tobacco, 150 half chestJ tea all various brands ... kinds - - 10fr bunches pipe stems 250 bbls Belcher's Sugar 50-bbls II S-Sicily and J50 bbls,' halfy q,: bos 1 . , Joca Almonds - 2 and 3 Mackerel 50 bbls filberts, fcrazil 200 bxs dried herrings nuts, pecans '20 hf bbs White Fish, 1 00 kgs; S C Soda j i 5 drms dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted nails 209 bxsass'd earidy.'i' SOObxH half andqr star lODjfoncy,',", ; -. . ', candles 300 drums figs " , ' 150 do sterine do 100 bx? hi' and qrs Rais-200 do bar soap ins- :;.. i. 50 do rock candy. .. SO bzi Prunes' ')'.,"..' '.- SUNDRIES f 'f. ', "A " Cotton yarn, carpet chain batting, canllo wicks, cotton and hemp twine, wheat and. meal sacks, axes, spades and shovels, garden speeds and straw rakes, leg chain, lead shot, powder brooms, wrapping paper, hemp, manilla, jute and cotton cordage, indigo and madder, alum, white lea?;.wifldow sash, window glass, tumblarsJarsof different sizes, flasks assorted , sites, sassafras bark, pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy cherries and pemmes, current ana raspberry jelues fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, rcserve3, nut megs, cassia, penDersauce, tomato: ana , wainut r cauup, lemon svruD. lobsters, sardines, extract and essen- otfeoace; cnotolate, piciies, maicne, etc . ,) - : ' "WOODEN ARE. " " Wash boards, tubs, common pail3, cedar pails B B pails,-pise and rodar churns, bn.sa bound churns, tar buckets,; well buckets, ceda? car mop sticks, butter prints,buckeye bowls in mefts; iron bound keg?, one two, inTee, five and ten gauon, inesmauereize with bales; common and I D half boshels and measures, cam stools etc, I am also agent for the sale of K'A salt, and have now on haBd 2,000 Ills for;ale at cost and transpor tation. . I hare the exclusive s? le by direct consis-n- ment of re hundred dozen Field's celebrated oysters, acknowledged to be tne betipuiup in ualtimore To California amd Ssdt Lake Emigrants. Tour especial attention ia irrrited to my extensive stock, which embraces everything suited to your wants in crossing the plains. I wilf at all times keep oa nana Cost, meal, oacon, iara, nara oread and crackers, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash pnce3. 3Sly r : ) j, b. JENNINGS. A CHANCE FOR It ARE SEEDS. rpiIE subscriber has a variety of choice Seeds, of X . Which he has grown and tested the past season, and decmi them worthy of general cultivation by all lovers of good things. Thcsa Seeds he will jend post paid, by mail, a package of 20 taricties, ("of your own selection,) for $1, or a larger number ib the same proportion;. four varieties for 21 eta., or one variety for Scents". J Ho has of ' ' ' Water. MElox34-The Now Oiangj, Ice Cream, Lradfords, Llales. f omaria. and I rcmiura.' Can'telopeS Christiana, Walert," MorihV best Green,"Extra JCutmeg, Morifls' beit Tellow,. Extra dotted Kind, ilinora. , r. ' ? . McKee'a Mammoth Miiskmelon, Class'Melon CccCMBttSH-Early FramerLong Island, Five" Foot, ;English UherkinFig Jonaato, Mammofh, Grape, and Cherry Tomato, Cape Gooseberry.-' r J'k SQUASaK3SweetPotato Boston MarrowrCustard, Woolsdy a Cream. Dennis' Striped.Crookeck, Ala bar1 a Golden, White and Yellow .Scollop. . CORJf-Andrewi Premium, HarrU' 40 Days, V y andot, King FtiJipShoe Peg, StoweH'3i Evergreen Sweet, Darling's fcitra Sweet, Flour, Chocolate, Sorsho Blanco or Dourah Corn, Lxira Fop Corn PEA3-Anvaer;me. Prince Albert, May, Champion of England, Japan, Queen of Dwarf?, Prolific Dwarf lEASi3-t-iiexican lurtle ooup, vetmore sirotaen Eyed, Canada Kidney, Hungarian Lima Haricot's de. Soissons, Three Foot or A?Fa'"aoa? Hungarian lickUean, Uapo de erdc. ' Nepaul Barley, rrench; Jlulot, Hungarian Mulct. Lgyptian heat, 1'oiand Oats. ' . . Lainton lota toe Jfumpkin, llcad Lettuce, bwcet Turnip, Mock Orange, etc- etc. ' ! Send currant bank bills or postage stamps When orders cannot be filled, the monej will be promptly returned free of expenso. .a ilj t ( " Address U UURIS March 12th, '57. r Windsor, Ashtabula Co.," O ' - T DEPUTY: COUZFTY -SUnyZYOn. ' , jitAIIA.' CITY, IT. T.'. . I "tTTlLL aUecd promptly to aJ business ia lis pro V ifession when called on : such as subdiving I Claims, lavinz cat Town Lots, Drafting City Flats, tf t. 37-tf )f7 39-tf WM..OSBORiN,. us DEALEB Ut. 1 ' CLOCKS, : WATCHES, Jewelry, Hated Ware, Cutlery, Spoons, Aq. Ac. Nebraska City, N. T. ' t57EKGBAnxa and Repaikixo done on short notice, and all work wakbasted. 4 CHARLES G, 'DORSET, IEU3AIL ESTAT AND -GENERAL LAND AGENT, First Street, (epposita 'AdvertiaerV' r Respectfully solicits the patronageof the public in '-. " J Buying and belling CLAIIlS; TO WN PROPERTY, And Filing Declaration of Intention to ilarch :isj7.-v to 0. r. last:, Brownville. w- iL' nooYEa, Nemaha City. ,,LAKE-& -HOOVERrr A IL' JfflTS Ilil, AXD Erownvillo and iremaha City, f - NEBRASKA' TERRITOEr. WILL promptly attend toliand Agencies, Paying ta:aa, Drawing money, buying and selling Real Estate, buvinr and'stll n? on Commission, Making Collections for distant dialers, and. all kinds of business pertaini&g to-their profession -i ' 1 articular attentom will be given n tiling declara tory gtiitementa ,to -pre-empt and procuring War ranty Deeds from the Town authorities. l'ersons owning town lots, residinzat a distance wishing to procure Warranty Deeds, will da well to placo the agency in our hands, (always presenting their Quit claim Deeds for said Lot3,) within the ex piration of six meet lis; aa after that timdalllotd net Deeded will be sold. Blanks always on hand. 1 '. a .a NV B. letters of inquiry answered promptly. ; March 25, '57. 41-lj from S Ion x City to Council Slt: loo furlht? will bo considered. : . , 'a ! 1502S: 'From Sioux Citv, by L'lVf, court river, to the" South Pass, 750 afln Lack, once a month; Icuve S'wax City t each monta; arrive StXilh'Tiss ia 25 j leave South Pass 1st cfj;L month; lrJr1",; Sioux Citj in 25 days. " . ' 15029. Fcom Council BUfTs.Io'p Laramie, Nebrask.1 Ter,ntwy, to Silt u k. . , '" . ' A. monta; leave Council LI tins lo of erea,, arrive at Salt Lake in 30 d tys; Jen-f 5,..? lath'of every month; am re a CojaV. V SO days. Proposals to end at Fortl d also, to commence service at Omaha 1SEBIIASKA CITY CAPITAL STOCK 50,000. YJiMjii.i!;) :. ;;. ' Nebraska City, N. T . . . THIS tJompany under a liberal charter, is now ' fully organiicd, and their entire capital etock of Fifty TkoHittnd Dollar, paid in and secured. They are prepared, from this do,te, to grant open policies, and take risks, upon equal terms, with the most favored Insurance Company any where-. Having adopted the mutual principle, iu patrons, without incurring any liability, will share in the profits tf the company. The operations of the Company, will be conSned, for the present, to Marine, or cargo risks, with a maximum liability or f l,iUU on any one bottom. Heme tbe only Insurance Omec, on the above pc-P- ular plan, West of the Missouri, it confidently ex pects a generous support from Weetern Merchants. e respect! ally invite the Missouri liivcr pa tronage. - . " 'DIRECTORS : .- ''.' '' S.F. Nuckolls,' - Chas. F. Holly, ( " II. P.Pennel, J. L. Armstrong, . ' W.'JS. Ilinchman, Miles W, Brown, .f:rz .' .. A. A. Bradford. ir ... omcms: t t. -T(- CHAS.F. nOLLY, President I !.LJ;OAt3tDX,ceyA St. Louis Agent Col. W. P. Howard. . AprindYifcir. 42-lj Myriads of Madura Plants. 1,000 Buslicb Madura Seed. FRUIT -AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. in and also, wcomiuts acrvite ai umaiaTs. Nebraska Territory, and nm by Elkborn Buchanan, tolumlus, una I'ort Keartt Salt Lake, are invited. ' 150X). From NebraskiCicv, byLTTOr. Tecumseh, Turkey Creek; UnJ Otoe M'2 to Mary ville, Ka:isa3 Territory, GOrnila backonce a week; leave NebkiCitj day at 8 A. M.; arrive atiMarysvjlleneai,, by 6 P.M.; leav Mary villa WeaaeVg 8 A. M.; arrive at Nebraska Citv tiex: djj'jf 6, P.M. Bids to extenJ thd'smicjj Marys vi'.lc U)-Lecomptcn, will be corVJ .15031. From Omadi to Elkhorn Lvff), miles arid back, oncea Mrtek. Bidden ri state tbe distance and rsjoit a schedule of p&rtureand arrivali. ' " ' .15032. From Omalii.Cily, ty El&a. Fontenellc, Running Watei, atd FortEaiiii to Fort Piene, 40O roil;, and back otcti week. " Bidders nay projposa 'schedule of i parturc and arrivali. . . , "15033.Frora-Oma'bs. City, j Flore:! Fort Calhoun, De SotokCt:TT.iDCitr.Tebaa Black Bird, and Coudi, t 'Dahkotah Ctr.ffi miles, and back,'6nce' a v;ejk. Lcav4Oc.i1 City Monday at 7, A. M.; arrive atD,ihk City AVedensday by 6, P.M., leave Dahkuj City Thursday at 7, A. M.; arrive at OnA City Saturday by 6, P.JVt. Proposaljfaiasi. time3 a-week service are irvi:e.L- 15034-. '-FromOmaluCty.tl? KearaejCir, uS'iailei nad '"Sick oj.ci ajesk;;Lni Omaha.' City. Monday r;7 A.M.; tt:.kt Kearney City next day nt 5, P.M4, leave Ka uey City -t Wednesday at 7, A.M., amr i Omaha Citv next day 'by'. 3. P.M. Proncaj for three-.times-a-week service are kr'ii 15035. Frotn-Omahii,City, ly "ScWa City. Kearney Cit. liont Venon, Bran- ville, Nemaha City ru;d Rub ta Whitchri j 150- miles ; and back, cnoe a week. La"i( Omaha' Citv Mcndav at 0." A.M.: rr.Ti. Whitehead V ednesda)' by Q, P.M.; lew! Whitehead Thursday uC 5, A.M.; anivii. Omaha City Saturday ,by V, A.M." Prrpoji forthree-limtss-a-veek B.rvj.ce a; i-riti ; 150CG. From DaLkclab. Cu; to Serj-jsan B1uJLjt4: miles and back, three tirres a week Leave Dahkotah City Monday, Wediicb and Friday at 8, A. "M.; arrive at SwTiMi BlufTi by ::.2.H.;;Imvq .Serjeant's B!u! Mondqj-, Wednesday, and Friday ai 12, H, arrive at Dahkotah City br 2, P. M. 15037. FromDahkolaL Citr.byS'.XM Ayoway Creek, and Rahninj Water R'.ver, Fort ;Laramie, 400 railei and back, oca 1 month. Bidilers may p-opose a schedule i departures) and arrivals.' 15033..' Frora Omadi,' by Dabkota'a Cf. to Secant' BluSs, Iojv:i, 11 miles aiW once a week; leave Omadi Monday at 3, At arrive at Sergeant's Blu3i by 11 a. jl; Sergeant's Bluffs Monday at 1, r. m ; srivjs Omadi by 4, p. ir. PropisaLi far tbee-iis a-wcek sendee ure invited." (" " ' r- 'w 15030. ";FroraVlatts:iimb,by and V v r.fn in r 't.-i Tvpirt'.Ar CV. 25 KT.ie! back, ,once a week ; leave'Platniouth Mj: ' j at b, a.m.; amveat h.earney Uty&JVM leave Kearney City Tui sday at 8, A. u ; W alPlattsmouthby 6. r.r. Pro royals fort, a-week ccrvice lire iasitei', I ci. ' i -. 15010. From Wvomina to SMser, L 15 rn Jcs and balk,' onca a: week; leave W? iuz pIoniy at 7. a, si.: arnva at Siduej -. day by 12t3t.; leave Sidtey Mondav at2,rt arri vl nl? W vnrr.riiirujrri it i v hv 7 P.TL I O VER3IAN $ MANN, ' : IJloorainstonlll., , ; . BEG leav to announce that they have, for ger ies of years, been, engaged ia the culture of hedges and -heU;o flanti, and havin; been, greatly encourmtd by'tha ucca of.tha'lUclara Iledzc. and stimulated by the immensely increasing demand for the material, they have-orn, th present season on good, new lund, about 150 bushels of execllert eed the produce of which ii estiniatcd at fftetn million$ ftantall, which thry offer lor tha bpring trade,' . It would kac requirtamore than that amount to tvpjjijf the demand the panl 8rinj. The terms ftT planU will bo rentonable, acd to dealers and oth ers rderin-r plants by wholesale," great inducements will bo offered.- It is very important that orders gnouia bo sent in KAiLr; a? tacywrlr ba registered anl filled in th'i ordar in wMch thynrrTe?eivcd, ror the last three years h?y havo. bea unablo to supply the dciiAnd, and it is probable that late or ders cannot be filled the next Spring, ai tins demand is expected to be four timet greater than heretofore. iianis wm d securely pat lied ana Uctlvfrcd on board the cars free of expense, except fur cost of ma terial. , - fl t ' i . . ' .iacjniBi.M extensively engsgca In impoTtial hetlga seed, which they s-.-ll. )a the beet, terau, and alwavs warrant freth and !dj order Sut which rhould br sent in prior to the J5ih xf October next 1 hey will tb prepared to sprout aepd fof such as de : Having acvera.1 ettenslve nareries,' 'they offf-r, at wlole.-ale and reil, a Jara t-ck of thrift j Fruit and Oruamcnt-'U Trees, Vinos, la. SLrublxry, lc at tao fyUcwjcg 'points, U; wit; Li!oimint,on. 11U .iouna .uroery. Canton, III Ilennr i.lmiooJ. ana Havana, 111. All Fruit Trees warrantod to ba of the best varieties; and true to name.- All information cheerfully gircn, and catalogue and premium essay on uca on liedeing sent to all api.lieants. ' Ad Jre-M. ': ' , f K ; (" OVEUMAS" & .MANX. , Fcb.5, l$o7. ' ' " 3;iooniington,T.linois. All claimant) f lands are advised to file i aimed! ately, if they have not already done so, as the provi sions of the rre-empticnlaw ia that respect are plain 1 j i -i i j zs : .:n .r. k . iw..(;'!?;,M -;(i,nnt fi!in, - ,-r . f AALAkiiAU mil. OlU -AJIL Brownville, Jan. 15, lSi7. .vl-n:ltf, . . ' luO ll f iFrom Vyoaii:)- to Salt Creel, mueaaja Lac. -s; once a weem-ieave v.i Mondav at 9 A. at.:- arri-re at Suit OttL dny by a2, jl; leave Salt Creek Tudi'4 p. m.;. arrive at Wyoming" rjcjiJay by 6, M- , 150-12 Frcm.NfchraskaCitytoIt C 47 miles and beck once a week; leave ka City Monday at 8, A. :.; a.we it S-u. next day by 12, ii.; lej.v j SaCrM TbI at 2, r. m.; arrive aSNubnuskj City Bextdj-:f 15043. From Kearrey City to e Kearnev250 miles and back, once a leave Kearney X'ity first day ol "every arrive at Kew" Fort Kearney in 10 days ' Kew Fort Kearney . 12th oi every raocii; rive at Kearney Citv ir 10 days. - -, 15014 ."From -Bnmnville to '., Feanjey,,220mi!es and back, once am'-' leave Bmvuv:IIu Idt of 'e very montb; at New.Fort Kearney in" 10 d lysr ve s . . . - . ... . Fort Kearney 12th -ok" i;acinionta; Brownville m.lQdny-r7-r, 15045. -From Brryvnville, by Eocif?ft' Linden, Mo. 14 miles and back, three week;, leave Drownviile Monday, Wedne and Friday at7, A. Mi arrive at Linden bj a. M.;-leave Linden Monday, WcdnesdJ j Friday, at 12, at; arrive at LrownvillebT-' Pnpoa;d4 to tUrair.ar f $ rv i c 3 at T.' invited.. . . . . ' 15045. Fron Eulpi' on tbe Miun raj between Gnntand Little' Nemaha r"... Archer andTi.!eaf'tci Blue Hirer. W and back, own a'eeU' leave Euto l;uiK 7.A.M.; arrive rt.Bi:'IJloKiTer.a17 DiLLOir. THonpsoir & co. Large Frame Bnildmg Cor! Miin & Fock Sta. .:- . rock ioni,,MO . ; : Wao-sesale and KeUil Denlcrs in .-S ; ;. " And - Groceries, ' . Hardware, Qneensware, Drugs, IIat3, Caps) " Boot?, Shoes, Tinware,' Stoves, ' Furniture, Iron, Nails, Plows, "i. and Farming TJtCBl3." WILL lave, on the opening of navigation, a Urge and varied accession to their present Stock, which will be sold Low for Cash. . February 12th, 1857. , . ' 35-tf Hardware, " Cutlery and Iron. A LARGE assortment at A UOBLITZELL & GO'S 1 V l : - THE CHEAPEST - : ; (Dlo'tiiing; Store , ' UNDER THE 'SUN!! ! TTH undersigned would rwpectfully inforni the citiicns of Brownville and surrounding country, that we have opened one t f the cheapest and lar;: stock tif is , , , , ' - -; Ready - JIade Clothing - in Nebraska Territory! Ve thercforo re.p?ct filly solicit a call and exaaiin-a oar stock before purchasing e'?either'. .j we are dfterrcsiad toTvhr-c'.l any CIothic5 Eittiblu-hment in tha Territory: "We have now on hand a large a0Ttment of Heady Jlade Clothing a!., Shiru, (Lilian. Cravat, llandker chiefj, 8ocks, ComforU, Uadcrshirts, Drawers, te. all of the b:st quality anl Utept style. Flease-examine our et-: and seo f ryoTir-elf ' SIEGELACUEZXEriAUM. ' Stosz Oa tha Leveu near the Hotel. Brownville, De-cetibtr, 5tb, 1333. vlc27-tf Or POt.; leave Bi ldne lii ver a 17, a. at.; arre at JSulo 5atu-day by RIC.rH k 'For forma tf proposal gbaranty and c?- "v ' Mtn rt!-n,iirtAi '.ml nnn:remeBH embraced in tie ccntnx). sc' thi ad fen m panipnies iora a sthaDrinsiplln; ion tof' routes in and also ad? ertiicnn Territory, &c, datod Feb.0( TIIU ub;ers w.oiil.l call partica , to the following Stedi: .'; Cecil A full aor tmcnt of .' 2i jdon. and fiu'j V Eroom Corn Sf'ed of a Haivrior quality- " rust Sccd.-lJif3 r.e-.t Oaiutf seed 7 f ; White and WlJow Sagii? Ueot. P, ki nd3. ' lied ui Whi te ' Clover ; Tw Gra.s, etc. .w p'; We have- a venr extirsirw avattni .,:S' SecdVIS rair3 of waich Coat 'i;l'7kl. forwarded, r r rid,on the receipt cf n $ i crmi d: would do well to ordiT Immediately . 11. A. TKK rrpaidjon the receipt cl "y, ;sirous f orlerirj any Co jncil a.i' April 2d, 1857.