Nebraska Newspapers

    theT advertiser.
tKOTVyyiLLE."MARCH grj, 1S62.
"ii O C iA. L.
coe & CO.
IN
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t'rk snd'FriEtiug Material of all Kinds
l- Tribnre Buildings, New Tork, and Brown's Iroi
0' Huildinrs,
Philadelphia.
-.reauiboriiea" Agents for tbe
Farmer and. Jldvertiser.
--"TtIIER & ABBOTT, .
5 SUCCESSORS TO H G ELT,
rM States and Foreign--Newspaper
Advertising Agency, .
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
.,rid acentsforthe "NEBRASKA ADYER-
gyRASKA FARMER." " -
CajiL A. W. Matthews of Kansas
Second Caralry, has been spending a few
Java the past week with his family in
, j place. The Captain looks hale and
fcearty as though soldiering agreed with
tin. He reports all the boys from this
place in gd health and spirits. - Capr.
3l:thews is an experienced officer, and
i r;n, with all the boys from Nemaha,
"cate their mark" when an opportuni-
! ty presents itself.
i Sergt Straw has also been on a visit
I to Feru. They both left for quarters
&;s morning. ' ,:
The Kansas Second, under Col. Mitch
f
is cow at Shawneetown, and leaves
jar the South, shortly.
New Shisgle Manufactory. Capt.
. J. FBabkett has purchased the shin
pe manufactory formerly owned and run
tyMr. Hanna in this place, and has
jade valuable improvements and addi
tions. He is now making the finest cut
shingle we have ever beheld. Tney are
f;efrom checks, t and are as smooth and
true as any sawed shingle. Specimens
.an be seen at this office.
Tne Illinois Coffee.
iuucn nas teen saii cf late in refer-
ence to coffee growing ia Illinois. Wre
have taken the pains, and gone to the
expense of procuring a small supply of
tne seed. Dr. Jno. A. Warder, an
eminent botanist, cf Cincinnati, Ohio,
has examined the seed, thus speaks of it:
"An examination of the seed shows
it to be a Vetch, Natural order Viccc,
genus Ciccr,i'rom the Greek word,
Inker, foro or strength. Hence, the
Cicerons hnj their name from the
Pulse, or dccrt which they ate as the
Pisons.from the Peas, (Pisum,) which
constituted their food, and the Lentuli,
from their Lentils, v. Don.
This plant belongs to the Lannean
system, DiadelphiaDiandria, described
J by Don, as an annual herb. The spe
cies to which these seeds belong is the
Cicer arietinum, the Chick Pea, a na
tive of Syria, Egypt, Italy and the
Levant. It is found among corn, (or
grain.) The seed has a projecting
chick, and is corrugated, hence, the
name, from the resemblance to a ram's
head. It is eatable raw or cooked.
Sow in drills in the spring.
There are three other species of
Ciscr, (pronounced seeser,) the C.
Songarium, the solonicusa, and the
nummulifolia. The C. arietinum ex
udes oxalic acid from its glands. It
is mentioned in the U. S. Patent
Office Report for 1864, under its
Spanish name of Garbanzo, and was
distributed as an eatable Legume.
Vide p. xvi, D. J. Brown's Report, I
find no reference to its use as coffee,
but suppose it might answer as well as
other peas as a substitute. Major
Lackland of this city informs me that
it has been so used in Canada.
Jno. A. Warder."
A very small supply of the seed are
for sale at the Advertiser office.
i Ice Broke up. As a matter for fu
ll toe reference, we here record that the
ire ia the Missouri, broke up at this
place, on Sunday, March lGih. . .
The channel has been clear of even
fioaiing ice for two days past. We may
loci for & boat daily. The Omaha has
been up as high as White Cloud and
turned hack. . '
II. -Bcrches's Commercial JVur sc
ry.. By reference to Mr. Burches's ad
Terjsement, it will be seen tnat he has
Teaoved from Oregon, Mo.', to Omaha,
Nebraska. He is thoroughly educated
ini experienced in the business in which
his engaged." Several years intimate
acquaintance warrants us in vouching for
Lisa in every respect. He will prove a
valuable acquisition to Douglas County,
add the Territory. We hope the enter
prising people of Omaha will give Mr.
B. a liberal support in the landscape and
peen house b,j?nefs,- and .that he will
aeetwtth lib'-rcl cco:.ro-. -.-v
ogt&e-"Terrkr,rV.
. -Evans Gin Ujok Esirir ia
tr. In reply to an order for Books due
us for an advertising account with Geo.
G. Evans, the Gift Book Merchant of
Fhilidelphia, we received the following:
."Advertisiho Dp't, Philadelphia, )
' March 8ih, 1662. X
X FF. Furnas, Esq. Dear Sir :
"I regret to have to inform you that
this establishment having made an as
signment for the benefit of its creditors,
prevents the filling of any orders on ad
vertising accounts. The withdrawal of
southern trade, and "hard times" gener
ally, rendered this step unavoidable.
'Tours, Respectfully, '
J. M. CoLEMAX,
Assignee of Geo. G. Evans."
More Recruits Wasted. Cant. J.
B. N. Thoep0!t, of this place is author
j wed to recruit a company of cavalry for
Gen. B. T. Loan's Brigade, Missouri
. State Militia. Another opportunity is
ow oftered to those who wish to enter
the United .States service. Under a
5 new regulation the Government equips
j -and pays' the Missouri 'State Militia.
: e pai -we are informed, is S25 per
; roonth. Ca,pt. Thompson's company is
j tepidly filling up. jForty-seven names
?ere obtained in two-day. Recruiting
office in the Post OSce inBrownville, N.
TM adat!Rock Pot!, Ma
. Johw Fields, Esq., of this plaoe, and
Vho was one .of the early ana successful
venturers to the" Pikes Peak -Gold
Mines, is now .in . this citv. snendinsr.a
11
saort time with.his old friends. 'He will
go eastiin-a f ew 6ay, .and return short-
ly.agaia to -the mine.
'attend him.
r -
j success still
A CiTllized Warrare.
From the New Orleans Delta.
Our government and people have thus
far striven to conduct this war on the
principles of civilized warfare. Their
treatment of prisoners has been humane
and considerate. Even civilians, charged
with infidelity and disloyalty, have been
merely sent out of the State, or permitted
to remain under pledges of. good beha
vior. ITS practical illustration.
From the Louisville (avant) Courier.
.. We, the undersigned, will pay five dol
lars per pair for fifty pairs of well-bred
hounds, and fifty dollars for one pair of
well-bred Llood hounds that will take the
track of a man. The purpose for which
these dogs are wanted is to chase the
infernal cowardly Lincoln bush-whackers
of East Tennessee and Kentucky (who
have taken the advantage of the bush to
kill and cripple many good soldiers) to
their dens and capture them. The said
hounds must be delivered at Captain
Hammer's livery stable by the 10th of
December next, where rrvjringoStcer
wi" - r res.cr.l id nu?r cui.l. inspect
t' r. ! f -'" i rt,
- II. II. IIa KRIS.
' ;.- ' 'V'"" iO ::U'l Co.' Tnn.,
P. S. Twenty dollars per month will
also be paid for a man who is competent
to train and take charge of the above dogs
We are again placed under obiigtioE
to IV A. Terrt, Seedsman Crescent City,
Iwa, for a supply 0f Pikes Peak flower
seeds. Mr. T. is a reliable dealer, and
fhotC wishing anything ia his line, will
o w.tpay.e.him a call" .
. The .Rebel Cprprniss;loners, St will be
recollected transmitted ,a Jetter to Lord
Rasse oa the subject of the blockade,
Adanngiat the fa,cts concected, with
v.bt they were' pleased to term, "this
Nominal block-ade," demanded that Her
Majesty's Government ' should lake de
cisive action in declaring it ineffective.
. Te thi Utter Lord -Ruisell thus coldlv
replys; "which puts an end to all hopes of
English interference
Foreicw OrricE, Dec. 7.
Lord Russe! preseqts his comnliments
to Mr, Yancy, Mr." Rostand Mr. Mann.
He has had the honor to receive their let.
ters and inclosures of the 3th'and 30ih
cf November: but in the cresect ttate
f Pf affairs, he must decline to enter into
any cfficial communication with them.
. . ' Russell.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of the llirty-
Seventh Congress.
f Public No. 8.1
AN ACT in relation to tho letters of pailors
and marines in the service of the United
States.
Be if. enacted h tie Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, That the provisions
of the act of July, twenty-second eighteen
hundred and Ptxty-one, authorizing soldiers
to send letters through the mails of tho Unit
ed States, without pre-payment of postage,
is hereby extended to the sailers and ma
rices in "the actnal service of the United States
under such regulations as the post Office De
partment shall provide, the postage thereon to
bo paid by the recipients.
Approved, January 21, 18G2. -
Resolution Public No. 5.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the sec
retary of the Treasury to transfer certain
balance of an appropriation for printing of
the second session of the Thirty-sixth Con
gress to the sum appropriated for the first
session of the thirty-sixth Congress.
Whereas the appropriation for supplying
the deficiencies in the appropriations for the
printing ordered to be executed by tho first
session of the Thirty-sixth Congress has been
exhausted, leaving a balance to be provided
for of five thousand six hundred and eight
dolars and seventy-one cents, and tha said
printing having been completed ; and where
as there remains of the appropriation for print
ing ordered at the secoud session of the thir--tysixth
Congres, a balance of twenty five
thousand six hundred and eight dollars and
fty-tive cents, which will not be required, as
the printing for the second session of the
Thirty-sixth Congress has been completed
ajd paid for. Therefore .
Evolved lu the Senate and House cf Brpre-
teiitatives of the. United States of America, tn
Congress assndbleJ, .1 hat tne oecrewry oi mo
Treasury be directed to transfer from the bal
ance of the appropriation xiow- standing to
the credit of the books of tho Treasury for
printing fr tiie secoud session Thirty-sixth
Congress, a sufficient sum to meet he out
standing churn for printing for the first ses
sion Thirty-sixth Congress.
Approved, January 21, 18G2.
Representatives ef the United States of Amer
ca, tn Congress assembled: That the Pre3i
dent be, znd he u herebv antherirerl tn an.
point by and with the advice and consent cf
me senate, two aditional Assistant Secreta
ries of War, whose salary shall each be three
thousand dollars per annum, who shall per
form all such dutie3
ry of War belonging to that department as
shail be prescribed hy the Secretarv of War,
or as maj be required by law. The ofSces of
tnese additional Secretaries to continue for one
year.
Approved January 22, 1962.
Public No. TO.
AN ACT amending -the provisions of the
second section of the act of January twen
fourth, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven,
enforcing the attendance of witnesses, be
fore committees of either house of Con-sress.
die it enacted ly Vic Senate and House of
fjcscniauves cj vie UnxtedL States of Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, JThat the provisions
of the second section of the act entitled "An
act more effectually to enforce the attendance
of witnesses on the summons of either house
of Congress, and to compel them to disclose
testimony," approved January twenty-eighth
eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, be amend
ed and repealed, so as to read as fellows : That
the testimony of a witness examined and tes
tifying before either House of Congress, or
any committee of either House of Congress,
shall not be used as evidence in any criminal
proceeding azainst such witnesses in anv court
of justice : Providen, however, That no of
ficial paper or record, produced by such wit
ness on such examination, shall be held or be
taken to be included within the privilege of
Said evidence SO to protect such witaoea from
any cnminal proceeding a3 aforesaid ; and no
witness shall hereafter be allowed to refuse to
testify to any fact, or to produce any evidence
or paper touching which he shalt bo exam
ined by either House of Congress or by any
committee of either Ilouse of Congress, for
the reason that his testiraonv touching such
fact, or the production of such paper, may
tend to disgrace him or otherwise render him
infamous : Provided, That nothing in this act
sbU ba construed to exempt anv witness
from prosecution an punishment for perjury
committed by him in testifying as aforesaid.
Approved January 24, 1862.
LANDRETH'S;
Warranted Garden " Seed;
BLUXDEX KOEXIG & CO.,
(Late Jobm Garkett & Co.,) .
No. M Kortb Second Street, above Pice,
ST. X.OUIS. MO.
Offer for ! at very low CCTrea, a Urre and welJ
assorted atock of Agricultural and Horticultural Imple
ment, comprising everything necessary tn the Farmer,
together wun a large ana iresn supply or
Laudrctli's Celebrated Garden Seeds,
CROP OF 1861, -For
which tfcey are the sole agents. Therr friends can
rely vpoa getting from them seetfR that are not only
pure but true tj name ir. every Instanro. Also field
seeds at lowest market rate Chinese Sugar Cane seed.
Tobacco seed, Top Onions. &.c, , &. Dealers in seeds
would do well to send them tneir erders,
Send for Almanac and Illustrated Catalogue gratia.
BLUNDEN, K.OENIU tt CO.
March 6, 1S52. . n35-ly
f Resolution Public No. 7
A RESOLUTION authorizing certain offic
ers of the navy to accept certain presents
offered by the Japanese Government.
Re it resolved lu the Senate and House cf
Representatives of the Uilned stztes of Amer
ica, in Congress assembled, That Captain W W.
JIcKean, commander of the United States
steam frigate Niagara, and such of the ofac-
crs of that vessel during her late voyage to
Japan, and other officers of the navy as may
yet remain in the service of the United States
be authorized to accept the presents recently
transmitted to this Government for presenta
tion to them by the Government of Japan.
Approved January 2o, 1862.
Public No 12.
AN ACT authorizing an increase in the cler
ical force in the War and Navy Depart
ments. -''
Be it enacted luthe senate and House of rep
resentatives, of the United states of America in
Kjongress assembled, 1 nat in addition to the
clerical and other force now autbrized by law
in the war department and ite bureaus, the
Secretary of War is hereby authorized to ap
point as follow : In the office of the Secre
tary of War, four clerks of class one : in the
office of the Adjutant General, eighteen
clerks of class one, and two messengers ; and
in the office of the Quartermaster Gene.al.
ten clerks of class one, and one messenger :
in th a' office of the Surgeon Gecasl, two
cVrks :f c!.i3 snd rr.o laborer ; in the
oi:e tl ttio i'r rr.;i-;.-r Uansral, e gut clerKs
of c!:us cne, a-: J o-o nit-i-serer; in the office
of th-3 Chief cf rndr.edfoue-clerk of cU-i.?
one; ia the cilice of ; the Chief of Ordinance,
three clerks, of class one ; in the office of the
Commissary General, three' clerks of class
one, and one laborer. And the Adjutant Gen
eral is authorized to employ in his office any
number rot exceeding ten, of. non-commissioned
officers, to be selected by him from
the army, in addition to his clerical force.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Navy be authorized to
cmply four additional Clerks of class one for
that Department.
Approved, January 27, 1862.
Public No. 12.
AN ACT to provide for the protection of the
overland emigrants to Oregon, California,
and Washington Territory.
Be it enacted by the zenate aud House of
Representatives of the United states of Ameri
ca, in Conqrcsss Assanbled, That, for the pro
tection of emigrants on the overland routes
between the Atlantic States' and California,
Oregon and Washington Territory, the sum of
tweutv-hve thousand dollars be and the sane 3
is hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the Territory not otherwise appropriated to
be expended undei the direction of the bec-
retary of War, if in his judgment the same
may be necessary.
Approved January 27, 1862.
Public Resolution No. 8.
A RESOLUTION for payment of expenses
of tho Joint Committee of Congress ap
pointed to inquire into tho conduct of tho
war.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the sum of ten
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may
be uecessary, be and the same is hereby ap
propriated to pay the expenses of the Joint
Committee of Congress appointed to inquire
into the conduct of the present war ; and that
said sum shall ba drwn Jrora the Treasury,
upon the order of the -. Secretary of the Sen
ate, as tho same shall be -required from time
to time by the committee having such inves
tigation in charge. . " -
Approved, January; 27, 1862. ,
Election Notice.
Notice U hereby liven that there wtTTle an election,
v.m in h Oifr of Bruwnvllle. Nebraska, en the first
Mondav, being the 7th day of April, "184, r the elec
tion of "one Mayor, one Kecorder, one Treasurer and four
Aldermen, for said city. x
, ' irrnm TrnADT.ET. Mayor.
' Attest: WILLIAM 31 UOOVEB, Recorder. u36-4t
HOVEY'S SEED
AKD
JACOB MAHR.ON,
Her chant' Tailor,
BROWNVLLLE, -
- '...' i
Calls the attention cf Gentlemen desiring new, neat,
servicable and fashionable . ... .
WEARING APPAREL,
' TO ' HIS " '
Hew Stock of Goods
JUST RECEIVED,
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMEES, VESTIXG3, &C..&.C,
OF TUB VERY ItATETT STYLES,
Which be will sell or make np, to order! at unprece
dented low prices.
Those wishing any thing in his line will do well to
call and examine his stock before investing, as he
pledges himself to hold oat peculiarly favorable In
ducement.' ' t y.
: February 13th,, 18G2. i u . ,. '.'!
' FRENCH'S CONICAL
9
Machines.
Public Resolution- No. C
JOIST RESOLUTION declaratory of the
- urpse of Congress to impose a tax.
Be it enacted bu tlic Senate and House cf Rep-
resenlatives-f She United States of America in
Congress juse)Medt That, to order tc pay the
ordinary expenses of the Government, the
interest oa the natior.m loans, ana
ample siu!;:nr fund for the ultimate uqmda-
tiou of all public debts, a taxsnau ue.F-
ed, which snail, with the taniion impair se
cure on annual revenue of not lca3 thaa one
hundred imuiou 'dollars. - .
Approved January 21, 1SC2.
rcELic No. 9.
AN ACT to authorize the President to ap
point two additional Assistant Secretaries of
Be it -enacted hj ft Stnctte and House of
- f - r-
Aericultural Warehouse
navice opened a Seed and Implement Warehouse, in
8 leS leave to call special .Mention to the
r. 1 1 h.n m.nv years in the business in Bos-
u and bavins also paid Kpecisl attention and care In
tt'.""ection of my eeW 1 el "e utaeft.wtfldence
iaJ?.a5n:'K,l"::r 'V .hT. nntrr were raised hy old
ii xiriOBced raiersattheEast; thore that cannot
t" 7?Z?ZS in this country, were imported from some
" .,,-7,, mon m Knrone.
All liew wt improve -rmn -
iViedZ proved desirable U the East, maybe
Su myloge. Particular attention will be
FL.01VER. SEED DEPAUT3IEXT,
... . t v. ..j nuich admired varieties
IUU ii. i urn ii .v" j,.,,t
buto.'ntp novelties in tne iovei ii-.
be introduced. All orders far- ' - I
TBEES, PLATfTS, S HK UB BEET, PLOW-
ERS, BULBS,
will be promptly executed. We have also agoodas
eortment of
Garden and Farming Implements.
ALBERT H. rOVKT,
p O. Box 3047. No. 13 Lake stroet.
Jiarch 6; n35 3ax, f hicaf o, Ell.
The most simple, durable, convenient and. economical
article ever invented for the purpose.
Will do the washing of an ordinary family before
breakfast, not only savibg time, but clothe. .
By strictly following the printed directions, which are
simple and easy, it will wash, at one time, six shirts,
or two dozen small articles, in abont i er teven mii
utcf , or their equivalent.
By all the ordinary methods of cleaning Cne fabrics,
such as laces, &c, the greatest care Is required, while
with this machine the nrnst delicate article. can be
washed withont the possibility of daoisse. :
These results are 'produced by the constant reaction
the suds while the machipe is in motion.
of Families, laundries, boteW, boarding-houses, hospit
als, asylums, boarding-schools, on ships and steamers,
and in the army, who have these machines in nse, have
sent in their testimonials voluntarially, and the nnco
miums of the Press are ery nunierous,ssome of which
I have publisned in pamphlet form. ".
All I ask of the Public is a carefnl examination of
this machine before purchasing of others.
General Depot 419 Broadway, corner Canal St,, New
Tork. .
Price only Ten Dollars.
N. B. A liberal discount to the Trade. Agenti
wanted. Send for a Circular.
Address box 2t93, N. T. City P. O.
. PHILIP FRENCH, Proprietor. '
DALING'S
Xiiver Xlegrulator ,
AND
EIFE BITTERS.
Are pure vegetable extracts. They cure all billions
disorders of the human system. They regulate and In
vigorate the liver and kidneys; they give tone tojtUe
digestive organs; they regulate the secretirns, excre
tions and exhalations, equalize the circulation, and pu
rify the b'ci'l. Thus, ll t)illiou$ cemfairJe eom of
w'.i-ij : ; Liver, SiVk ThMa.i..lit. Ovij,:; - r:',
CI u . v.rs. C--e'iver..' or L ' ft ""i j.-e -ev
. .'j'. -.1 'r-r-j - : . s ,-. j . .
T-.JLii.ir. u"j -' .
LIVEIl.nCGULATOU
Eeia-vei tl. . 'TorViS' ail "billions depoaita from the
stouiaoh and Uiwc-'ls, regulates the Liv'er and Kidneys,
removing every obstruction, restores a natural and heal
thy action in the vital organs. It is a superior
. Family- Me dicnie, .
Much better than Pills, and much easier to take. '
DARLING'S -
LIFE BITTERS
Is a superior tonic and diuretic; excellent in cases of
loss or appetite, natnlency, female weakness. Irregular
ities, pain in the side and bowels, blind, protudinc and
bleeding piles, and general debility. .
READ TIIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY!
Jas. L. Brumley. merchant, 184 Fulton street. New
Tork, writes, August 18, I860: "I nave teen afflicted
with piles, accompanied with bieeaing, tne last three
years I used
DARLING S - '
LIVER REGULATOR .
. AND ; .". ,: '"
LIFE BITTERS,
And now consider myself entirely turei. '
Hon. John A. Cross writes, "Brooklyn, JUarck 15th,
1S60. In the spring of 1859 I took a severe cold, which
Induced a violent fever. ; I took two doses of
DARLING S .' ....... " -;
LIVER REGULATOR,.,,
It broke up my cold and fever at once. Previous to
this attack. I had been troubled with dyspepsia several
months; I have felt nothing. of it since,".
Otis Studley, Esq., 128 East S8th Street, ew Tork.,
writes: '-August 13, I860. I bad a difficulty with the
Kidney Complaint three yeats, with constant pain in
the small of my back.. I had used must all kinds cf
medicines, but found no permanent relief, until I tued
DARLINGS
LIVER 'REGULATOR
LIFE BITTERS.
I nassed clotted blood by the urethra.': I am new en
tirely cured,. and take pleasure in recommending these
remedies." , '
Mrs. C. Tobow. II Christopher Street, X. T., writes:
'Feb. 20, I860. I havsbeen subiect le attacks of Asth
ma the last twenty years, i Have never louua anything
equal to . ,
I ARLING a
LIVER REGULATOR, ,.
in affording immediate) relief- It is a thorough Liver
and billious remedy."
Mrs. Toting, of Brool iyn. writes . 'Tebruary 2S, IS60.
In May last I had a severe attack of Piles, which con
fined me to the house. 1 look one bottle of
I arling's ,:
LIFE BITTERS,
and was entirely curei. I have had no attack since."
D. Westerville, Esi., of South 6th, near 8th StTet,
Williamsburg, I,. I., writes : Ait(tnst 8, 1860 Having
been troubled with a difficulty In the Liver and subject
to billious attacks, I waa advised by a friend to try - -
I'ARLINO'S -
LIVER REGULATOR
I did so, and found it to operate admirably, removing the
bile and arousing tae liver to activity. I have also
used it as a , t
IPaxxiiXy IHodicino.
When our childre i are out of rt, we give them a few
drops and it set .hem all right. I find it meets the
general wants o'. the stomach and bowe'B when disor
dered." , , ..... -i ' '
- Reaper, if you need either or both of these most ex
celient Remeaies, inquire for them at the stores ; If you
do not fipd t?iem, take ho other, but inclose One Dollar
In a letter, und on receipt of the moner, tbe Remedy or
Remedies ivii! be sent according to yonr Directions, by
mail orexyress, poit-Pait"" ' -deres, ' -
. . t VAK'L S. DARLING,
102 Nassau Street, New Tork.
Put up ia CO cent and $1 Bottles, each.
Nov. 7,18(31: nl3-6m . -...
3?HI1MCI3 tfc oo., . ,
FLUSHING N. Y. ; '
The celebrated Nurseries Established, 1732. All
kinds or Trees, Plants, Small Fruits, Grapes, Bulbs,
Green-House Plant, Slocks, Scions, Seeds etc, etc.,
at very lota rate, to suit the times. Priced Catalogues
sent. - i ; i. ,':('. , .- .- .
March 13th, 1S62. ', r - r ' . '
COIirJERCIAL : HURSERY,
O.TIAIIA, XEnHASHA.
E. H. BURGEES, :
PROPEIETOE,
I have ion since been co evinced of the wast of t first
class Jaursery in tte neat, where .
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &c,
Can be adapted to onr climee aad soil. Is view of
these facts, I have established In this place, and offer
xor sale at
t ......
Wholesale or Retail,
A large and well selected stock, suited to this climate,
of
Apples, standard and dwarf; Pears, standard and dwarf ;
Cherries, standard and dwarf;
Peaobes, Plums,
Apricots, Nectarines,
Quince, Goosberrles,
Currents, Grapes,
i Raspberries,
Strawterrlesj Blackberries,
Evergreens, Shrubs,
Rosea, Dahlias,
Ornamental Trees.
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, etc.. etc.
To which I would beg leave to call the attention of tbe
people ef Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Iowa and North
west Mi&sooii. - r - 1 -
t3"Xj terms will be aa low as anv reliable eastern
.Nursery.
By purchasing of me the expense of transportation
from the east can be saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and packed
in the best manner, for which a charge ef the actual cost
win be made. No charge will be made for the delivery
of packages on board steamboats.
All communications addressed to the undersigned
ill receive prompt attention
March, 1862. - E. H. BTTRCHE3.
J
TIIE HORTICULTURIST,
AND
JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND TASTE
r-. ' "
, Established by A. J. Downing in ISIS
Peter B. Mead & Gee. B.! Woodward,
6 .'ioiTOHi Ako PKOPttcro&t.; T J
CoTOtei to the Orchard, Vineycrd, Garden and
xforeery.-
Kich annual volume cf the HokticultCrist con
tains every subject of practical ntility connected with
Horticulture, Pomology, Landscape Gardening. Rural
Architecture, etit , consisting of Original Papers In those
departments of science, and forming an indispensable
aid to all who Interest themselves in rural pursuits.
Tbe following are some of the Important subjects that
characterize the work, and these will be treated by wri
ters of well-known ability.
The cultivation and management of Grapes, the lead
ing pomological Interest of the country.
The cultivation of Fruit generally, with Illustrations
of everything new. -r: t.
The managemeet of rioweri and vegetables, with Il
lustrations of new varieties.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery, their cultivation.
management and artistic planting. . . i - i s , . i
Horticultural buildings. Desigs, Plans, etc., for Con
servatories. Hot and Cold Graperies. Orchard Houses,
Pita, Frames,'. Forcing Houses,, and their muragetnent.
Landscape Gardening and Engineering, embracing the
construction of Roads, Walks, Ornamental Water. Ter
races, Lawns, Drainage, Hydraulics, Briges, Vista, etc..
together with illustrated plans for laying out, improving
and planting country estates.
Original designsand Essays in all departments of Ru
ral Architecture, etc. .
Forming a large annual volams. liberally illustrated
with finished EngrarinKsf ' ' ' --
TtKJIS :
One copy one year, paybie in advance, $1 00
Four copies " '."-- - 6 03
Bound Volume for 1S60 and 1861, and subscript
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Any person getting up a Club of Six at $1 SO each,
and sending us Nine Dollars annually in advance will
receive a Seventh copy gratis, as many years as he keeps
the number of the Club good.
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without charge.'
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New Subsci iption for 1832, and bound volumes '
for IS60 and 1S6I. by express, - - - 10 00
Address ali advertisements, subscriptions, and busi
ness and editorial communications to
MEAD &. WOODWARD,
Editors and Proprietors of the Hoiticpltwht,
;;. , 57 rark r.ow, New Ji.il. ,
SWEET POTATO SPROUTS.-
THE YELLOW NAIJSEIIOHD,
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Is the only Variety of
SWEET POTATO,
That has given entire satisfaction in tbe Northwest.
At the proper season I will have Sweet Potato Sprouts
of theNansemcnd variety, by the 100, 1,000 or 1,000,000
Orders from a distance will be promptly attended to.
Send in jqvx orders earl. First come, first served.
R. W. FURNAS,
Brownville, Nebraska.
SEEDS! SEEDS!!
I have for sale tho following new and Coice Vari
eties of Seed3j : :
Hubbard Squash. .
Magnum Bunum Squash,
Honey Squash,
llonolula Squash,
Ilanford Cream Squash,
Japan Apple Fie Melon.
Odell's h&Tp White Watermelon,
Bradford W atermelon,
Clarendon Watermelon,
Iowa W a' ermelon.
Honeydew Watermelon (true)
Terry'e Hybrid Watermelon,
Mexican Muskmelon,
Long Christina Muskmelon,
Golden Calabar Muskmelon,
Jenny Lind Mashinelon,
Large Yellow Cantlope Mnakmelon,
The above are all very Superior Sortt. Packages
of either sort will be forwarded to any address for
lj eta., or tne n ooie list lor $1,43 in stamps.
Address, a. A. 1 h,L.It 1 ,
Feb. 13, n32-3w. Crescent City, Iowa.
NOTICE.
All those indebted to me mo will please make
payment immediately. - .
I will take Egg, Batter, Potatoes, Corn, Wnoat,
Hides, Pork, Wood, or .
at highest ijoarkot prices. I am going to close on all
whrt (in Titit fnmnlT wivVi t.VtM aU,,.. Ama w.r- J -. .r
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they have more than the law allows them.
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Very low for cash or Its equivalent. : We have a few
thousand six and seven year old apple trees, which we
will sell very low, as we want to dispose of them be
fore they get too large; also fonr year olds at $12,60
per hundred ; three year olds at $10 per hundred, and
young trees at corresponding prices.
Also Cherry, Pear, Plum, Peach, Grape,
Currants, Gooseberries", Raspberries, .
Lawton Blackberries, Strawberries,
Pie Plant, Roses and Dahlias
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age and sent by mail (post-iJ.it 1.J tr 35 ctf ,' This va
ritv is 20 dav erlipr th:tn tfte Sjrghnro. '' 1 '
Address, H. A. TERRT, Crescent City. Tcwa.
March 13th, 1863. ' - tn3S-2m
Flower Seeds. "
Choice varieties, ami of very superior 4r.aV1tr.20 pa
rera of which ill be sent (post-raM) ty mail, to any
addre&s, for one dollar. "
H. A. TERRT, Cresct-nt City, Iowa.
lfartto 13th, ISSi . - H36-2 an
our stoci, ofetehgreexs
Is large, and very fine rpeclmens. 5!se and prices to
suit. :
Orders retectfnlly solicited and promptly attended to.
TERRRI ALDRICH.
F. O. Address, Tikilwa, 111.
P. 9. Te have abonj 7,000 four yeir bid trees, of the
New Tork Pippin, for sale the coming fall and spring ;
no apple ever gained so much, popularity in s snort a
time. The trees are good growers, early fruiters, and
very hardy ; apples large and showy, and keep abont
equal to tha Willow Twig. . Also a large stock of the
Wagner, one of the best apples; very early fruiter, and
trees remarkably hardy. Tor a more full description
of tbese and otter sorts, please see deacrlptivecatlavgue
sent free 4o all. appiiuatXa. .- . ,. v,,
January 2, 186 J. n36-3m -1 , S
SEED POTATOES.
"Woodstock, Ash Lear, Kidney, Pink Eves, Scotch
Bines and Bine Ruaty Coate.at One Dollar per bush
el delivered t the Office of the "Xebnwka Farmer."
100 Varieties Grape Vines.
. The Largest Collection West of New York.
Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Herbemont, Hartford
Prolific, Concord, Union Village, Franklin, Ontario,
Cugahoga, Canadian Chief, Taylors Ballett, Me a
taway, Crereliog, Clolinta and over 70 other kit ds
t eastera'ea'alogue rates.-
Isabella, CaUwba and Clinton at 25cts each, 2
pr doxen, 10 per IG3.
Aug. 1SS1. . . AtNEMAUA NURSERY. ,
For the Spring Trade.
The subscriber has for sale the coming Spring,
the following': " - ' ' ' .
500 riouzhton's Seedlinz and Cluster Gooeeberj.
1.000 Ked Hutch Currj.nl.
2,000 New Uocbelle Blackberry.
200 Red Ant warp Raspberry.
: .26 Brinckle'j Orange : u . - . . . -,
100 White Grape Currant." ' '
, , 500 ,Yictori Rhubarb.
500 I?abelra Grape. " " '
00 Catawba Grape.
100 Tattled Ked Grape (New and fine.) . .
Also: a large assortment of Ornamental Shrnb
hery,for whieir Bee priced list, which will be for
warded gratia on application,
'cr'",-' .-Aiireas.
ff. A. TERRY,
Feb. 1352 Crescent City, Iowa.
I.
Sc!?ooI Examiner's notice.
- The reenlaf meeting of the School examiners of Ne
maha county, will be held in Brownville on the last
Samday in earii month., commencing at 10 . 'clock, at
the office -of O. Hewett, over Seijle's tlothing
Store. r'Teatiera KUhiug to be examiiied, will make
arclication on those days.
R. W. FTTRKA9
'" ' H. H. D03B!XSB'dof Examlneri,
O. B. HKWETT
n. n. Dobs tKs Clerfc.
FLOWEH GEED3.
: We take pleasure in informing the paVde that o
have selected from oar extensive collection of Asters
and Tea Week Stock, some of tho most choice and
brilliant colors, and, will tend to any address, Post
age free, one package of 20 seeds for 10 cent?, or a
choice collection of 10 p&pcrs, comprising a most
beautiful assortment of colors, for SI.
And for the trado we hare prepared fire setts of
colored engravings, repretenticg the flowers, which
we send freo with each five hnndrvi papers. For
particulars address J. WESLEY JUNES.
Chatham 4 Corners, Columbia Co., N.Y.
For sale In New York City only by
GBIFFING RRO. & CO., Agricultural and Seed
V arehouse, 60 Lourtland-st.
January, 1852, tf
Every Variety of Tomato.
Larre Red, Large Yellow, Apple and Peach, Red
Plum, Yellow Plum, Red Fig, (sometimes called
Pear,) Yellrw Fig, Cherry, Lester's Perfected, New
White. French Tree Tomato, the new upright rariety
Packages of seed of all the above eleren Tarieties,
will be f.rwsjded post-paid on receipt of one dollar.
French Tree Tomato 20 ct. per package; New
White, 18 eU.; Lester's Perfected 12 cts.; Large Red
25 cU. per ounce. Eceey variety of Garden eeedt
for tale. Catalogues gtatis. Packages warranted
to reach all who purchase.
- JAilES J.H. GREGORY,
January, 1882, tf. Marblehead, Mass.
Blooinington Hursery
, tte crcssirs pf the Illinois Central, and St. Lc-u:,
n and Cuicaso Railroads. Estol:siied on
At
A It. in
h,Miin jTif r.(J contains HO acrei. Xrott. Orna
mental and Nursery St.xk.a very Urr?. geLnl aad
reliable aortment, CHIZAJ? tr Casi.
Especially Adapted to the Severe Cllnziz
of the Northwest.
ArPI.B IT.E7?3. frcta 1 to 4 veirs n'.i. 2S to Wper
1QC0. ROCrr GRAFT3, ilOpef lO.OtC. APPLX fcTOCtS,
onio two yoara. seic'.t for ri't:ri, f2; recon-1 tint,
1 per tboudsand. MAZZMiD CIii.iii-. . $J pjr l.c-.v.
STANDARD AND DMTARF PEA 11, CH ZKHX. PTJJ,
PEACH, QCINCE, NECTATtlNE. AND APRICOT
DWARP APPLE, QUINCE. TSAR, PLC.H, AND
noSS STOCKS. Apple Snont 1 60 per tSouaaJ.
CuHinnt. many sorts Of age Orcnir. rv! oaq yr
Oiil putf, S.50 per thousand. WUo' Sirnivbry
and many tner Standard Sorts two dollar li:ty lo
folir d5'isrsilertnoujand. Crept Catawba, Cliaiun,
T-abelU well rooted. on 1er ol-J three -iillars per
hundred' twenty dollare per tboasand. r'-re
one and'twJ years to Upr d,u. Wu
M best 19 flvo lolIir, hay-
Houghton Coothcrry, T '11
tbree Jollars per hundred. W
ytulbery-tom to eight dollar J' V''
everaTsortt-ten dollars per tt"niJ"3
Weeping Tree. Shrub, Florer -r'oot'' B?-
an immense variety-mostly one to lv
perdoicn.
Packing carefully done. Catalcsnws aei. 1 ca rocc.,.
o( a three cent stamp. A&lres,
Nov 14, 1S51, (nl9-$3il r.'oominofon. IUmoit.
CHEAP FL0V7EH3 i riUJITS
I will send, by mi!, po?fpaid, 100 sxalL scxes,
mo!"tly mixed TULIPS, for one dollar, and Lar;
Bulbs f same, for $2. Cther Bulbs, named, low
enouzh.
BERBACTOUS PERENNIAL?, of ;t Wt.fn'
mixed ROSES and other HARDY SARUDDrSY,
by express, or railroad, 4 to 8 dollars per 1C0. Nasi--ED
and oxoics Eoius, about double price and more
ia small selected Jots in all, 500 r-ietie.
"8m ali. FatnTa" cf all acrte, lacludin? USLAWASJ
and Cokcokd GKArE3, equally reasonable.
Fbctt and Cbs amotal Tkees, 25 por oent. low
er than uual. All safely packed, to keep a moaUi,
at purchasers cost. Add re.?.
JOHN A. KINNIC0TT.
The Grove P. 0., Cook Co-IlU.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Whereas Alexander McZinne has been appointe-t
executor of the last will and testament of wuiua
Richardson deceased, late of Nemaha cocnty, Nebraa--ka
Territory, aotice is hereby given tht I hae appoin
ted July the 7th, and December the ain, ;S3. at 10
o'clock a. M., as the time for bearing claim Jjigainm
said estate- am claim not n lea cefoi-e ssi.t Site will
hefnr .ever barred. C. W. WH F.ELK t.
Feb 20, 13C2 iw $2,50 Prot;ate Jnize.
NIC0LLETTE E0SE.
I am prepared to fill orders for th'is fine sweet scented
Rose, with good strong plants, at the following very
low rates, via :
Single Plants, - . . . $ 91
1 dozen " . . . . - 1 w
100 . 9 0O
1.000 . - - - 65 oo-
Now is the time to ornament your Lawns and Resi
dences cheaply.
Address. H. A.T22RT,
Kov. 23 n2I-tf Creaceat City, Iawa. '.
.Flower Seeds by Llail.
A Superb Collection, all warranted fresh, 20 pa
pers of which will be forwarded to any addxejs. f;e
of postage, on receipt of One Dollar, by
H. A. TETIR7,
Feb. 6, 1862. . Crescent City, Iowa.
Written far th Nebraska rarmer . .
30 VARIETIES STRAWBERRIES.
moEg wbica are Wilson's Albauy, $T ptr 1C3 cr
d5 per 1U00 ; Jenny Lind, $1,50 per ICO ; TricEph
de'Gand, $2 por 100 ; Boston Pina, iloveys Se-Jlingt
Hookers, Black Prince, May Queen and 25 othur
kinds at $1 per 100.
Plants of Raadolph Fine Sprinlj of ISZZ at 2
per do. . j
Aug, 1881. NEMAHA NURSERY. ' ,
The Ecqnoray cf Using
t a
FKANTrLIK
a
T" "1"
Ti;ee mchlnis make the celebrated GROVLR
BAKER STITCH, which has taken theblghect premi
um at the Illinois State Fair, in September last, at the
United States Fair in St. Louis, in I860, and at the
principle State Fairs thronghont the conatry.
Competent Judges gave a decision in lavcr er imt
stitch, on account of its great strength and adaptation to
all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following Table will show the diflerenco In fav;r
of Sewing Machines over theold method of Jtitchicj hy
hand. In the worllng of these Machines there la not,
only a great saving of labor and time, hesides addior
greatly to the healtbfulnesa of the etnploymen , bnt the
stitch Is much stronger, more elastic, and lens liable v
rip or ravel than the stitca made with shuttle and
bocbiQS.
Time consumed in making l By Machine. 1 Br Hand.
no Ladies' Garment. Hoara. milt. TTonr. Mm.
Silk Dress. ' i
Muslin Shirt,
Merino Drees.
Chemlje,
Calico Dress,
Moreen !'i!rt,
Night Dre,
Drawers..
Silk Anrcn.
Plain Apron,
no OeaLlamena Garments
GeutlaTsan's Shlrta,
rrocx Loan,
Satin Teai T."
Linen Test,
Cloth Pants,
Pants,
1 JSi 10
24: . ft
1 10 s '
1 101 10 10
I I c
401 T ' W
1 6! 1J
27 . 6
10 1 , :
f ty 3facbine. i By nasd.
Sours. Min. tlpuri. Xl-i.
1 25 1J ?
1 4)' 1 " 5a
1 13, . , V
4i "
6- A is.
40i S 80r
! B'd ef :
Cotton Planter's Manuel.
.. . BV I. A. TCR5ER.
Being a eoupilation of Facts from the Best Authori
ties on the Culture of Cotton, its Natural Qistnry,
Chemical ATtatysi, Trade and Consumption, and embra
cing a Histo-y ef Cotton and the Cotton Gin. .
: Price $1; mailed, most paid, on receipt of prices.
C. M. SAXTON, publisher,
25 Park Bow, N. T,
A Wonderful Little Llicroscope.
. Magnifying small objects 600 time, will he ent to
any applicant on receipt of tue? ty-Jive cent in silver,
and one pin'c stamp. - Five of different powers for one
dollar. Addrea Mas. M. S. WOODWARD, Box 1 8o3,
Philadelphia, Pa. n35.
Notice to the Creditors of the Es
tate of Henry Hoover, Deed.
- The Cotnmis.aioners to hear and adjujt claims
against iid estate will hold ah adjourned session
at the offioe of the Probate Judjcof Nemaha coun
ty,N. in Brownville, la s&ii county, on the 5th
dy of Ajril, A. D. 1S!52.
O. B. HEWETT. ) n .
IL 11. ATKINSON,! Lom'a
SASPSEURIES ! - RASRDERPJES I !
Hudson river $2 per doi, 2dctj each.
Franconia - 2 " u "
-FaU-ua 150 u - 20 . " .
- - Allen- ' - - 2 " 23
. Ciiiinaati 2 - .
" "White and Tied Aatwarp 2 per dci.
Araencan rurpie cane
a Tfm vr. 1
AO. 138 i.
NE3S.AHA NUESETl.Y
' Th.D Fxanklin Fsnily ;
SEWING MACHINE,
Has one aivantage which is worthy cf es?d! 'a:teatioa
in addition to the peculiar character of ht s'i'ch, aa
that is ita adaptation to either light or medium haavy
work.. The Machine which at one moment is used ea
THE MOST DELICATE FASR1C, tn a fe mo
menta after ean be broasht to tear with tbe sae ficU
ity on eottonade a?d town's of the eoarrest 5e;crl?'i',0.
Its adaptition for FAILTT WORK, tstbns remarka
ble, and gives it a superiority aver every other style cf
machine in the Market.
In order that these Machines may be placed la t
bands of all riasse, we have rednced tbe pric of w
FRANKLIN FAMILY MACHINE TO FORTY
DOLLARS. From the increase of our bnnine for the
last year, and the entire satisfaction our Machines are
giving throughout tbe United Stale and European
Countries, we are led totelieve that onr datermin v.ii
to manufacture a PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE
AND CHEAP MACHINE, has been fully pprecitea
by the public. This policy will romain unetansi!, aM
as heretofore no Marhlne win be allowed to leave the
office that we cannot fqlly warrant in every renpect.
We shall keep on hand at all times a genera, assort
ment of Sewing Machine materials
Needles for all maehinea can be ordered by Hi: I or
Express. Price One Dollar per dnen.
Persons In tbe country, by sending ns tteir a-Mrwa
enclosing a letter stamp, can have furwtrded br return
mail, one cf onr circulars containing the different style
of Machines, list of prices, and sample of wurk.
12, mCUAUDS & CO.,
Principsl Atenta for the Nonh West,
Office and Salesroom li3 Laae Street, Cliicago, Illinois,
E. RICHARD& Lato of L. Cornell 4. Co.
C. K- WISWALL, '
JN3.W. TAPPAN. formerly Ai't for .be Groverit
L Baker Sewing Machine. -
Probate Notice. '
Notice is hereby given that Homer Johnson has
been appointed Administrator of the- estate of Giv
car F. Lake deceased, late of Nemaha county,' Ne
braska, and all persons having elaims arah.sl said
estate must have them on file in tbe o.Ti.-e cfthe'
Probate Judje in or before the the 24th day cf Jan
uary, A. D., 18C3, at lo o'clock, A. M., tha time set
for the hearicg of claims against ?ail estate. .
V. W. WKEELELV"
Probate Jude.
Febraaryth,l?'l52. - nSl-lw-Si -
. . Probate Notice.
Notice U hereby girea ta all jcrions ir.U-Tetcfl.
tnai i nave appointed tne iitn day cr r ebraarv A.
D., 1852, at tea o'elx k, A. M aa the timofor the
final settlement of Daniel II. Kcnnison aa tbe Ad
ministrator of the estate of Lawrence Ken-vor. d
ccaijd. C. W. W H E E L V. it, .
Probata Ju-Je,
February 6th, 132. . n31-5w-$2t4
tray Steer. . .
Strayed from tin ?nb?oriber on FriJay evjiipr
Feb. 23 liC 2, a dark red steer, six yenrs c'J, star
in his fure'icai, sUj horns, buoh of lail f?,' wi-ta
streak on lower aide of bt lly ; ?omo little white
where the yoke works. Thick there i? a white spo
near the root of tail. Heavj set, and in rxvd or
der. ABSALOM EATON.
March 6th '62. 3t Brownville, N. T.