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AN. INDEPENDENT WEEKLY... NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO MATTERS; OF 6ENEEAL INTEREST TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE
VOLUME I.
BKOWNVILLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1856
NUMBER 22.
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' VV. FURNAS,
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1 Drv0inHT-
J. D. N. THOMPSON,
ATTOBTJEY AT LAW,
LOT AND LAND AGENTS;
LEOWNYILLE, N. T,
Will attend the Courts of Northern Missouri, Ne
bratka and Western Iowa.
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,l,;iliti.mal i"n
narc.ontmonin
v - three uvntri, -
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" one year,
VioenCnrdi of t lines or less one year,
i C!mn,one jc:ir,
c-Ui l'j awn, oe Jc;ir
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half OJu tun, six months,
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nm.unein candidates for cEw,
tVb ,n advance will U required fi.r nil advert
utt -ere actual wibfiity i. kjo
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$1,00
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TunW nnaei Cards ef five linrs or less, for
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Mi adveVti-ement. will be cnn.Mercd by the year,
.nprificd on the uianuwiiit, or previously
the nartics.
i.trt,.mrnt- not marked on thcrory for a ?peci-
tl number i in--rti-ns wil1 l,c c-a"ei untl1 or-
rred nut, nd c!ar?fJ iiv.rJin-ly. . ,
, All Jfcrtwmcnu fr-.ni Cran-crs or transient r"-
to be iid in advance.
: Tt...,;.-;i...r- .,f vei.rlv advertiser? will be coenned
:ljtn ihiir own business ; and all advertisements
rtrteinn thereto, w .am ,
f All leaded advertisements charged double the above
: Vrvertisements on the inside exclusively will be
ii'gcd extra.
i -BeOS AI:D ' FMGY
JOB PRINTING!
E. M. M'COMAS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND OBSTETRICIAN,
XEJIAUA CITY, N. T.
Tenders his professional services to tho citizens of
emaha county.
B. E, HIEOIKG. G. C. KIXBOTGH E. T. TOOMEB.
HARD1UG, KIMBO'JGH & CO.,
21'invfact uren and Wholesale Dealt rt in
HATS, CAPS & STRAW GOODS,
Ho 49 "Slain street, bet. Olive and Fine,
. ST. LOUIS, MO. .
Particular attention j.aid to manufacturing our
finest Mole Hats.
JAMES W. GIBSON,
BLACKSMITH
Second Street, between Main and Nebraska,
BEOWNVILLE, N. T.
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istclliiittmts.
least ostentation; but f a quack hap- word in conversation, -which, while it 110103 1TJE IS ITT AH. , tian growth 13 such that if he cannot
pens to get tho case, is he feels the sparkles, dies; for Charles H., the Wc have seen a letter from a mer-- iniproTe them, he nay pass among
pulse, how grave he 1 oks. "Ah, it's wittiest monarch that ever sat on the chant in California, says the Salem them without injury. Count mercies
THEKDlCM,PEOEESSlONAirDQTjACSE"aY. a 8enous case- nowefer trival it may Jbnglisn tnrone, was so charmed with Heguler, who writes that he had an in- peiore you complain oi auicuon.
In all arts and sciences progress and C ,Ah? Pr?fe.ssnal nbchmery begins the humor of "Hudibras, that he terview with a highly respectable gen- JCeligxout 1 elescope. - ,
success arc dependent to a sreat ex- lu UiauK au is ousue jinu excnemeni; cuuseu muiseu iy u mtrouuceu, m ueman, wnose uuues compenea mm o
ffnf imnn wTinf i topTini'niUr i one as to run forwarm water, another the character of a private gentleman, reside in Utah for more than two years. Lost Moet Restored. About
" Tf flf L t hunt up the mustard lot, another the to Butler, its author. The witty king He writes that "his description of thirty-nine years ago, the lato Chaa.
the proieision. it the men who .ri. ...... t. . j xt.J-At. . j..n . -.r f..i.r fj,c0oWw p t n v
devote themselves to the promotion of RePPer . x .l0 ranslCK ptuutu.vcryuuucp m.u, luormon me ana cusxoms is reyoiuug - vT,
. , . tne neigUDornooa lop vinigar me ana was oi opinion, witn many oiners, to decency, ana snows trie sect to De a nunc u
rtnv hrn.n'.h nf snip
y . 7 f , i man of mystery, of self-importance that so stupid a tellow could never have disgrace to the age. He estimates the "a7 " uincnester, stoppea lor tno
oi any art, are men ot education, an(j conceitj is at 0rk; one has hold written so clever a book. Addison, number of fanatics -for they cannot night at a hotel on the mountain above
?Wn of a leg, another an arm, rubbing for whose classic elegance has long been be called aught else at 80,000, and Snickcrsville. In the morning, after
tne true spirit oi tneir camne,ine arts Hfe and death The whole neighbor- considered the model of style, was shy he says a stranger is watched, and his ho had proceeded some distance, on
and sciences to wmcn tney nave ae- nood i3jn mnt;nn. Juum, o. and aboont in eoolcty, preserving, even words noted, from the time he enters his way, he discovered that his Docket-
in public estimation, and
beneficial influence upon
interests of the commun
cited, and run'from house to house. before a single stranger, stiff and dirr. till a U?vp tko nln A tntK nf book containing four hundred dollars
exercise a mu v i j n t-. ? I . . . : 1 I A , ,
r118 mwr "us vuic, auu bcui lor umcusiieute. iu conversation, Jjanto rail you have is taken also, even it you I w 3,3 gone ne reiurnea to tne noiei.
t Tf th v motner. t0 neP him. Well, the poor was taciturn or satirical. Gray or be but a traveler. Brigham Youngs where he' and the proprietor of the
V.o irrnnront iinnrinfinlprl nvtrl nrnfli " "v ""i UWUUJU lttlacv ounitu. - noia Upon mem 13 IflrOUgU iear. ne uwuoowaug uuo acauu, uunuo uiuucj
DBiguoiaui, uupnuupcu, ami p uu - , fc i - i 5n thfl Rosse
SSunf fblfr lSnntT!n orld is ho to get on?-- versationnot a word of fancy or lies in blasphemy and obscenity of lan- wards, he indirectly heard that tho
rdHblv cXr If he would just proceed with this eloquence warmed him. Milton was guage, united to keen perceptive facul- money had been found by an individual
kind of treatment should most unsocial, and even irritable when much ties, that enable him to pick good tools who was at the hotel that night, but
rrW certainly, in numerous cases, feel no pressed by talk of others. out of a crowd of persons, and to de- his whereabouts could not be asccrtain-
crable P16 Pfs- t concerQ for the ag a d i- troublesome, cd. After Mr. G's death his executor.
SIOU. is umuuii mu uiuat iiuuiu, I ,i i . , .1 m, i .. i i . ..i "C "ITT. T l.-xi. '
xne latter ne gives ten aays to settle juuca.uii, x.aq., oi mis town,
up their effects, and sends them on a took the matter in hand and lately
honorable, and useful of the -profes-l .1 ; , J 1y
1 ta hirrhlv pnennra trm cr tn . 9 0 .jrr
A LESSON E0B II0THEES.
sions.
A. L. COATE,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
BROWXVILLE, NEMAHA CO.
Nebraska Territory.
C. V. SNOW,
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
And jflcooucliour,
nOCKPORT, MO,
R. W. FURNAS,
UK II LOT MIT, -St
3 I orfl mnstonl Yririr,m -rrlsrn f I TllA Ttllnirv rrTrt om fT?T rr Tn i7 I ! - C J x" A j. 1; I fnrl V. a wAr.!1rvv. ma M n ux
.. .i , 1. .1 1 uuu "juoiaiu, pvuiici. iiit-"ai. I --iuuj-uuuj ixjxiii.i iti' tLiLL i itiissitiTi fir TivH vpars th rtiisira a. iuuuu uu fciio iciuculb Ul lilU UXLV
hnd m our City, the metropolis that -ii . , ,1 , nrm nnlv a tirints the following acronnt of a flnrr. 1?!,! filoflwl,a Tf i in tho Statrt-wbprA bp rtnr1nnnlntrvrl
must .give tone cnaractcr to tne little salt might, with advantage, be ging the Prince of Wales received go they are secretly murdered, and he a handsome property probably from
f ?i i r tnnS li, added' in this Western country, to the from a poor boy: ?aysthat he knows of thirty who have the start given by this 400. One
fully alive to their responsibilities, and . -r, i,;o 11,1.: l,; "Bnrinrf TTpv ArQ;oefir' mo,ma vJL .i.:, ,lvUCf wnowWArt,f ki::.i.,.i
are putting lorta strenuous enorts to tea to g0 beyond these simple some years ago, at Osborne, in the so secretly that the murderers cannot who found the money, called upou Mr."
place themselves in right relation, to n A j- j i ti f w;u t.:ij k. j..'i m,. i.A . i i t. n .-.iT
I !inrl wnll-tncforl vmnailina l . Vnr! -n a I Tsl ft of AVlfrTlt ll Pr Villron wio o I U . ,1 -4 TkA.. M! Ja) I Ti find rTriTMATriioj.l J f ttiIV. .,'
the public, so as to guard against tne t tl k f adm:n;ster:no( hirher customed to ramble aloncrthe sea shore, man himself. bfi is sn intPnsplv ilisrnit. hundred dollars. So. r?entlemnn. vnn
quackers always so prevalent in a new , f me(ijc:nPS -R to think Now, it so hardened on one occasion eA witb thn vilft dninrrs nf thft nponlo. who have lost vour Docket-boolc dnn't
country. V e have been led to ren a I f .i , 7TT i -i 4i,rt t f nr.i . .1 . i i i ... .1 0 . . 'r r 7 :i
" , i. ui me junerai. unicss rroviaence ' vuuu xrmce 01 uaies met mat ne nas leit tne country. uum unriv-ume years nave
. ir j j j p 7 specially interpose, it will soon be all a boy who had been gathering sea . elapsed.
reaaing oi ine lueucccu aa gaauc QVer . the r gheUs T0 b had t a basket H0SEIELE SCENE AT AN E2ECTJTI0N.
uournu,emieuoyijowrx.v. iti m r f,,w ritips PPr.inllvr.pw The vouncr Prince, nresuminfr nnnn a : j A xi J MAnxr.TTn Attt irrrnv .T r,it
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Johnson. This publication
i Fosters,
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Show Kills
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Blanks,
Bill Heads
INSURANCE AGENT.
AND AGENT FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BROWXVILLE, N. T.
A. A. ERAPFORD,
tTM. 11CLESXAX,
ebraska City,.T.
d. l. mc gaby,
Crouvllle,. T.
A cVirilrin cr oonnn rvr-'iirP(1 nf To
oitint! fhot opa Tv-irt'j'a VnrVlT -To ttq-1 I hlS hlfTh TinSltl nn thmirrhr. himoalfl . . . i-w-k ilia fni enanf nrl h J
wnrthv thp attention not onlv . v L "'" . " &M r ---6- execution ot two robbers named uoyd " - " uauu,
wortny tne attention, not oniy .1 -n ,iolit1p,l nrivilpfrpd to .wnnt Iia r, nnspr wtn i . . . T , J on I t,m v,
r,f tl,P nrnfpsinn but nfpaorv man V . "" "v" "i""-"" f P o r ana UlSen, aWSSenS, mine 1SI0 OI .,vumVavuwkuwuu
that is Anxious to obtain TsufficTent medical s.taff' than ChicaS0' imp? 7ltli0U,t n1Ce Le Funn, in Denmark, on the 18th inst. enjoyment of blessedness, the more
amlmt There is no necessity for any person upset the basket and shells 'The poor Olsen made such a desperate resistance, ?JW feci the attraction of -Him
nSL to enable d t0 rcsort to quacks If do S0) Jfwaj mdViS ?b?erved,l that the executioner and six men who om our soul lovcth. Many years
medicine to enable him to torn a pro- it mugt 1q either from ; orance; or "You do that again, and I'll lick you." hplnprl him rmilrl nnt.hrinrr tbp rrimin.l a0 I read in the "Arabian Stents"
per judgment as io me quauncauons , , lpvhaYeast ronfrfttrtpforonackS "Put the shells into the basket'1 said . &r:"Z:Z
. r x l t.i.z i. j o l i . . ' i Lii iiie uiuuii. niiuuuL uiiiiiiii' liiu auiuiei 3
oi iue pmtuuuuw uC luajr van iu ma 1 1 . mi ...u:, have the Prince, "and see if I don't:
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to the block without calling tho soldiers of a mountain of lcaiestone. Ships at-
The LA QC a great distance felt its influence. At
We
are amonj
tho vnmoliT in VioJr attti knnda T.otlshpllS WPTP Tflt.hP.TPff 11T JITin TMif ' lntrkli i i f 1 1 1 I tirct triPti onnrnicri tr it vto aiiAlir,
cr the number that are ,1 iJi. i i x i. voi xt a.. , . utau nas &tereu iromius uouy, two i;.irrni 1.1. . J .
Ciieulais, BRADFORD, McLENNAN &McGARY, of opiuion that the law shouU inter-
: ' u'.'ff! 'yJl1.- " passed through a regular course dare," whereupon the Prince again doubfe line of a?m'ed police wIl0ulrd. and it excited little apprehension. Bat
iitAhl 4-l-t AI XI I J I - W . . I A. .11 l! I 11 1
1TTB11YS AT LAW
mumty irom tne nostrums ot unquan- f , , , -v , .fi over the shelR And the lad T : : 1 the attract!
ftnl -nrinfiti ATlPra IF it hp HpptyipH V , 7, . . i i . , . CU UlC BUU11U1U, ailU UUCU IUU YTlllvll I ,
nrS.dlunX rJrte carried 'with the . biooS which k''"
L'fD!31 nil I O DAll TrniCTO
jn.rriiiu ciluoi unuu mu.vl.ioj
fttu! fverT other kind of ork that may be called for.
Ifaving purcbased, inconneenon wnn ine "liCQec-
AND
SOLICITERS IN CHANCERY.
Brownville and Xebraska City,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
necessary
attraction gradually became strong-
vessel was irrosistibly lin-
TlEIXG permanently located in tte Territory, we
J will give our entire time and attention to tho
' Office, an extensive and excellent variety of
1 '. yr:
I I tb latt nyiys, we arc vrerca 10 ao any ku.u imw.Uce of our Iirofcssion in all its branches
L- i " 1 : 1. w ..., n with liOllt. I . I "
and di.pateb.
j The l'roprietor, who, bavinjr, bad an extensive ex-
?rrt-nce, will ci ve his personal attention to this branch
i f lntrttid nnrl Kiitii- in V i pn il on vi .r in ii phj Sft. I . . . . .
, . . , ' laitntul attention
ruaiDtiie ex?uuenee oi cm wors, aiiu renouuuic prrrprvrra
fharjc?, to receive a share of the public patronage, j KLr LwhCLS.
t. t. JNuekolls, Nebraska Lity,
Richard Brown, Brownville,
Win. Hoblitzcil & Co., .
Hon. James Cr'aifr, Rt. Joseph, Mo.,
Hon. James JI; llugbes, St. Louis, Mo.,
Hon. John K. Shej.lcv, " " "
Messrs. Crow, McCreary 4 Co. " u "
Messrs. S. G. Hubbard & Co., Cincinnati O.
Hon. J. M. Love, Keokuk, Iowa,
vl-nl ' June 7, 1856.
tO demand quaimcations 10r i i oi i . , . . a liokinrr as fftW nrinrps pvpr bnrl ITia ',.1 c .i i f ,i . .m . t i -npllp.l nntvnTil -with inni-oQod i't.lA.ifir
i,r nnilifipntinnq tpstprl lw pt- v v "mowu "VM l , " . , 7 , spoutea irom tne necK ot tne mutnaica r " r - '""j-1
tne oar quaiincauons tesieu uy ex- -r Ttr tt t, i Tlira uma nt T,0rt i-,v.i , . . .. Aiof a ii i j
rx j.-.u. i" i tr. julumv aumnui. "i" ttUJVMU comsc. and mstantlv swallowed the h"-" rtafc " a" luc
considerably out of its perpendicular, horrible draught. There is Ah old wor to itself, and so the ship fell to'
and his eyes of a color which might superstition amongst the rural popula- PIeccs- "The Path of tne just is as:
nen urst tne
amination it must certainly be ad
mitted that the sacredness of life is
of much more importance than the
Mat- rights of property. To take a proper
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of d sease. and to treat it arm; my nine unre legs uiu vci,y o
."l7,,M1 """lB' 7 ,, a i -' xr xi i x- oold with these lace ruffles- thev are r1"1 lvuo ue cuuceaicu irom ms royai .varm
ting of Land Warrants, and all other. business en- efficiently, requires a clear DerCCUtlon COiU "llu "-ise ldte ruiues, iucji aie -xt, oi i .1 f arm a
trnetAil f r rrrw tronarrnmnnt will rAitnirn nrnrwut nn1
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JCT UUVUlbllU tl ili .VV A t V ll UUl lW I 1 - 1 I lJ 1' II " Mil. I Tl XII IIU'H IHMI'K .1 (Fll M 1 1 I I I 1. !MT I IS . I1
w - ann mi rniTO ;nnv i n( 1 rrn rT Tnp "n tm nn a i w "vv - i i
I lll V4 All iA V V AlAA V 1IAWVm,W V VU.V t V A A V UJ I , hlfl
BUSINESS CARDS.
OSCAR F. LAKE & CO,
GENERAL
LOT AGENTS.
.OFFICE ci tel. Ut and 21 Els
Erownville, II. T.
A LITTLE CHILD'S SOLILOQUY.
AVicli rrw Tn'mnmn wnnlrl t-Wsp I'PPn have well become the champion of a L- nf -npTimnrV tr.at. tliAMonrl nf a the shining light.
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uiuiuu ie tuum beIiea(je(i felon, if drank while it i3 ucver icus mo ui vnnst, it 13
1 an infallible preservative "e musiara seea: dui it increases, and
Wav nvifl nnnnlAw - Trip te is constrained by its influence to
disfigurement. The Prince was L.?i0 oV t nrcss more earnestly after the full en-
can no
from him
iirh understanding of "materia PUSft mJ cur13 out oi my eyes, ornave ,7; . " "" "olvv- they showed apaper, signed tf. Ulsen, "V" 'ywaa,
igu uuuLibLaiuuii ui . maierid, r j J 4 1 n Hft did sr in n. vorir HtrflilifAi.ii-oY.il . . , , , i r.i . i .i i 7 Unfl tlia Vnrlir ia i;c.rtl,r,1 Tr,
medica- How in the name of com- tnem cut on mJ dress wouia a , T6 -m which he had authorized them, wnen- . , v vxJWiw.
. i . i i otn-rf mir c hrtn Mara nrl thof 1 f xxxxxxxv,x . VKUVlUBlUUt IU1 UllllT U AnAnlfl a ha irann nH tn I JIUUIUIC.
mon sense is a man to ootain Knowl-iOMj uiJU1A "v .t.:i.i xi. r '-i uc BUUU1U va v wwuivu, wV
,r,;r; r' " : Wish I had a lonsleeTed anron. for i1 ent. l at confessed the, truth. " ..: and declared that theT had jojment. At last tho spirit
nature is affiicte 1 combined ith a my bare arms and neck. Wish Imight " t7 was ordered before the done only' what they had a right"t0 do; more be'kept at a d.stance
thoroi
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nrlrrp vithnnt a lonrr course of Rtndv. s not too nice lor me to get on tne - - . ermk his blood.
Q .... o - 7 , . . -iir. i nave Deen ri.frntiv sprvprr fsir Hfirt
i i t i n rrT n t l n i v T in P.nino ii i tti v i " j
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NUCKOLLS, RUSSELL, & CO.
Hoclx.port, Mo. -
WI10LX8ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IU
; "A. S. HOLLIDAY. H. D.
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
i And Olostotl-icievxx.
i . BROWNVILLE, '. T.;
Solicits k sbare of t.ublie r.atronn?-". in tb mrinna
Snjche of b is jrcfessipn, from the citizens of Brown-fule-Md
vi inirv.
j"; W." IIOBLITZELL & CO.,
i . -WULESAI.K AND FETA1L DEALERS IM
BR! GOODS. GROCERIES.
! Queensware, Hardware,
j - St'ovos, ruriiituro,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
j; BllOWNVILLE, N. T.
'MISS'IIA11Y- W. TU11XE1V
yv Tia. Dress TVXrvXs.or.
lint . Street, etweeii ICain .&ud Witer,
. ' BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Baniirti and Ifitnmings always on hand.
obsprvation. and cxDerience. conducted Poor and play nihe-pms. Vish my
under the eye of practiced professors mamma would go to walk with me in- i" T i ? .
j i. i.j : x.,i . ' stead of Bettv. Wish shp would not a"eady, I should have
anu UliysiCiauai xi ia nuc, a, man . - - - , cPVPrplv Whpn v
may pick np . .mattering of kno.l- ?rome Jthmg "very ajje iJ
Pilrrphirfi.snnprtip.ial course ot studv. ,luu lui;u UiA auuuw n. .
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you not been punished sufficiently
punished you
JPiUtEH vs. Actios. The following
LESPISHTO household duties. is an extract irom a just and pertinent
T7 x ' I editorial, in the Examiner, bearing
rou commit a like . Arum . vailt,X v A. , . unon the views of those whn rnfiinLlin
is more common man to nnu ixmencau , , , - 7" ,
will always receive
Medicines, Dye Stuns,
Saddlery, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps,
QTJEENSWAEE, STOKEWABE, TTKWABE,
IRON, NAILS, STOVES, PLOWS 4c.
Also Furniture of all kinds, "Window Sash, &c
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is based I He will never be able to country, she wouldn't make me ear m.0nS- -ney came and the result
is based, lie ml e'.??i.!:Il: mv cloves, lest I should tan mv of the interview was that her Majesty
to L- o r i m Tru !! viih i m w ill i I ll" 1 1 1 ! I- I i . i 7 i.-i-i.i . -1 . . -
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;;;7f Patient, so as to draw his hands." . Wish she would not tell me naa maae arrangements
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conclusions" as to the nature of disease ma tau ne prey nowen "wm poison ------"-"o "
fmm o cpfflpmnt Ttnmbpr of certain " isn 1 could- tumble on tne 7uv ,,W,MU t"
au&"-n!le'f hav. and ao into the barn and see how Spoi use of the -advantages which
lilL'LS. 11C lUltliUV xv m.uttiv.x xuix v ' . . . . . ahmi it 1-. ... 1. ; j 1
A. D. KIRK, fully into consideration ish there - - 1
a t-t-k ir r a -T- i a i a f 1 ..... x x -ir x I wji s not a hit ot lace, or Kjvrin. or silk
i i i JKiwr y aa i aa i nt ronstimT.inn -Ternnerameiit. ciiuiaif. i - z
m . . . mm m m mm a ivwaivix 7 j 7 'l
'I . iii. i ixlin
T J 1 x V 1 T)..l.i: .mr, ntrmniit. nn- llfltilTS! nnn rpfrniriTP I"
0 j 1 1 . . . 1 x aii lx makes mother look so smilmt? at Aunt
Archer. Rirhanlsnn rnnntv.W.T. "IS treatmeni accuruiimiy. xxu iua - , ...... , , o ,
Win practice in the Courts of Ncbtka. assisted he can io will be to deal in palliatives. s emiaren, no : come nere m
by Harding and Bennett, Nebraska City. TTft pnnnot strike at the root and re- their papa s . carriage,) and so very
JACOB saffoud, " move the effects bv annihilating the cross at my poor little cousin, whose
lii -1 i - I 1- . 1 w 1 1 ..i iriAHmr irnrlrn SO nnrrl finn PriP.s SO
iutorney ana counsellor at law. cause, lie -mpiy deais witn 8mp- --:- - , , overpowered him, and he is well-nifh
IUUCU. I11SU 1 witn Ult iiiaxvto w . . . - --r c
the world. Wish I knew what NAZAEETH AT THE fEESENT DAY.
Without any thing extraordinary
about it, yet what charm does it not
possess for the pious pilgrim? Weary
j has been his day's ride; the sun has
C.-'W. 7HEELER,
1TEGT AND BUILDER
ran x'jti. ulis ura tt&txz iss.
Ti-L. KICKETTS,
ARPENTER AND
HrxoxTcriNj vixiiii:,
XmiRASKA TERRITORY.
, JOHN S. HOYT,-
. County Surveyor and Land Agent,
( Y l.l'Mdr. county, K.T., will attend promptlT
. V ' . s'np n n's rr"f"JSS',,"l when called on:
, ,7' "JiRj Taxes Kceordin-Claims. Subdividing
a.64, Layiug i.ut Town LotsDrafting City Hats ie
tHdra an(i Bidres.
- ARCHER, Richardson co N. T.
m
.J. HART & SON
lira muss
re?ou, Holt C.onuty, xMissonri.
'T' ,n hand aI1 tleseription of Harness,
KlMles, Ac., ie.
v V l-"ry a-ticle inonr ihopis manufactured
J . r,(Ur,nd warranted to give saUsfacUon.
'-HAW, BUEL k BARBOUR,
lsroRTEua lObUEKS or
55 Pearl Street, Cincinnati.
Mis
boi-,c. c. 8mw, l c. Ei r-i r c. h.
B1KBOCR
liVAHMI. lYCri I VPr ivn t i xt i nnt- tma nml rnnO tA hie hnHL C Q Tl n firo. I
- a. a a x. I'll ltn.i ii 11 a 1 : . i i 1.1 i tin. uiii v 111 a. 111.1 iiiuiali uiiva a a i
And Notary IUc." scrih'es accordingly. Being defective on thfdat'ime Wilh reXe his d'rToping P t Approach
Nebr-vka citr, scbra.kn TerritorT. in a proper medical education, he has tl S ln th,e dW V'sh it from ,vhere 4u will and -von c-n
WM I ffamcrVt KtSiS (
- Xtl. t..if. dsr3
- 1 . a "w ivt . via 1 11- niTi Triinh' 1 r i 11 i n ir a. 1 1 a i 1 1 1 r . it i
SPTJTP,ArT r, T,i,otvT euge suiucient to teacn mm ins gno
Cv DllUltiN, I rn nro srv n r lnrlnpp n. littlp enntinn
RAILROAD AMD STEAMBOAT Ifc savcs him from committing a great
AUENTS. manv murders.
And General Commission Merchants.
10. 4.6. PuWlC Lmlin
CIKCIXXATI, OHIO.
M.
J. D. WHITE.
& WHITE.
W. KIDEX.
RIDEN
LAND AGENTS.
INIxliUAblvA U1TY, X. T.
HAVING inado arrangements by which we will
receive accurate copies of all the TownJ.;
embraced in tbe Eastern portion of Nebraska, we
are now prepared tw ofTer our sen-ices to the
"SQUATTERS OP THE TERRITTORY,
ln Filing Declaratory Statements of
Iutention to Pre-empt. Securing
Pre-ernjitions, Locating: Land
Warrants and
' ENTERING LAND.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT &S0LD.
Laud Entered cn Time, ic.
Fartieular attention paid to Bayicg and Selling
Property on comtuission: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to auy yaitr.f tbe Unr.oa.
Atlanus of all kiuds alwav ou nana.
"RIDEN & WHITE
REFERENCES.
ITon. A. A. Bradford,
S. F.Xue -tolls,
Messrs. Dolman & West,
Peter A. Keller,
Thomai Lumpkin,
Jun2S,lS55. rl-n4
Nebraska City. ,
it u
St. JrtTpb, Ifo.,
Wachingtoa Ciry,
The profession of medicine is veiled
in so much mystery that the uneducat
ed are led to regard it with a kind of
superstitious reverence ; and in the
case of a dangerous illness, if they
only can secure a man that bears the
name of doctor, they think that he is
invested with a mysterious power to
deal with disease, and give death his
marching orders, and deprive him, for
the time being, of his prey. When
the physician enters the family where
some loved object of affection is laid
upon the bed of affliction, with what
intense solicitude do the members of
that family watch his every movement,
read his countenance, narrowly scan
every look, analyze every word. At
such times, the well-pdnruitpfl man- is
calm, dignified, and self-possessci. He
has that discipline of mind that enables
him to conceal, in the greatest of
emergencies, his own thoughts and
feelings from his patient and surround
ing friends. He goes to woik quietly,
, and discharges his duty without the
inrf thnfc Till T 7.1 A
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A - ... . . . - rrroara flirt exra ti to an iqet a n.ratfo
,rl,nn unhftHv Wl Rt OTi TO TPl I m P ftA wv 10 wl W iiv loum vujuv unww
lilt, i liV.ll iiuuuv. , ..... " L - I 71 xx x C"x x 1 xl. 1
mc aau.w. V cr' V " V ' 1 r xl. 1 .Ml 11 ' 11
she -says, '"Don't be a fool, Master U1 w m, tug biuou pioiu,
v.aaJ t vW if Epttv VnoW mountain-locked on every side, so that
AICUVIJ. " I x !l itll 1 1
ch herself. 1 wonder why mamma ? " " ) Ul" l"
I't lovelier ownlittle boy. Iwonder, 1.d stretching itself m clusters of
alludes to this subject:
In this neglect of household cares
American females stand alone. A
German lady, no matter how lofty her
rank, never forgets that domestic
abors conduce to the health of body
and mind alike. An English lady,
whether she be only a gentleman's
wife or a duke's, does not despise the
household, and even though she has a
house-keeper, devotes a portion of her
time to this, her happiest sphere. It
is reserved for our republican fine
ladies to be more choice than are their
monarchical and aristocratic sisters.
The result is a lassitude of mind often
as fatal to health as the neslect of
bodily exercise. The wife who leaves
her household care3 to the servants,
pays the penalty which has been affix
ed to idleness, wilts away from ennui,
or is driven into all sorts of fashiona
ble follies to find employment for her
mind.
mu
1 s r
when I am grown a man, if I shall itc-washcd, fiat terraced houses, in
have to look so nice all the time and the form of a crescent, is the execed-
be Fo tirod of doin- nothing mgiy-interestmg vinage oi i.azarein.
- . - . j i h i ii r : . . i
Ana tni3 is xazarein,
which save a cognomen to him who is
TEE DTTLLHESS CE GEZAT MEa. " tnr, ennrpme Ruler of the universe.
Descartes, the famous mathematician Could it be possible that this village
and philosopher; LaFountain, cele- should be so highly honored; that he,
bratedferhis witty fable; Buffon, the unto whom the heavens arc as a throne,
creat naturalist, were all singularly and the earth a foot-stool, who rides in
deficient in the powers of conversation, the clouds, and whoae name is J ehovah,
Mermontel, 'the novelist, .was so dull is called a "Nazarene?" Yes, this is
in society, that his friend said of him, Nazareth, sweet Nazareth, brightened
after an interview, "I must go and for nis sake with' the visits of angels,
read Ids tales, to recompense myself and invested with the undying interest
for the weariness of hearing him. As of having witnessed His presence, and
to Corneille, the greatest dramatist of been embalmed by his prayer. Syria
Jb ranee, he was completely lost in so-iandthe Syrians.
ciety so absent and embarrassed that
he wrote of ; himself a Titty couplet,
importing that he was ncter intelligible Winter advice to young ladies thin
but tiu'ough the mouth of another. shoes lead to damp teet, damp fee
Wit, on paper, seems to be something bring on a cough, and a cough brings
widely tultercnt from that play of on acof-hn. Beware I
lUXUxUVil VXXIAX J xxxxv. axxx.xvmm ,- t j. 11
i . ..l it. xi. the lmnortanep. of nrnvpr. in hr nwa.
women who have not tne sngntesiiaea - r r.j rvw
of household duties. A .writer thus nauonai crisis, m sucn a way as to
maitu u a suysiiiuic ior practical duty.
Count Them. Count what? Why
count the mercies which have been
quietly falling in your path through
every period of your history. Down
they come, every morning and every
evening, as angel messengers from the
Father of lights, to tell you of your
best friend in Heaven. Have you
lived these years, wasting mercies,
treading them beneath your feet, and
consuming them every day, and never
yet realized irom whenco they came:
If you have. Heaven nitv you!
lou have murmur edilnder aflhction:
i ...
out wno nas heard , you rejoice over
blessings: Do you ask what arc these
mercies.' Ask the sunbeam, the rain
drop, the star, or the queen of night.
What is life but a mercy? What is the
propriety of stopping to play with a
thorn bush when you may just a3 well
pluck sweet flowers, and cat pleasant
fruits:
Happy is he who looks at the bright
side of life, of providence, and cf
rovelation. Who avoids thorns, and
thickets and sloughs, until his Chris-
Our brother speaks to the point, and"
his illustration from Scripture is very
happy:
Prayer is at all times wise and just;
blessed for the light that it brings, and
for the strength that it supplies of
recruits. Bat prayer is not to bo ac
cepted always as being alone tho
whole of our duty; still less, when it
it substituted for tho requisite action,
or blinks the acknowledgment and the
abandonment of some great wrong.
Joshua's prayer, under such circum
stances, while the sin of Achan lay
unquestioned, met only the prompt,
stern rebuke ot Jehovah: "Get the up;
wherefore licst thou thu3 on thy face:"
The wedge must bo unearthed and re
stored before the camp could have
peace, or the Lord God, Caotainoftho
host ot Israel, condescend to be tho
hearer of prayer. I
A Punning Minister. Some of
the most distinguished clergyman in.
the days of our fathers were noted for
quick, sharp wit, and which they used
without scruple in the pulpit as well as
in social me ui this number was
Dr. Ryles, who could scarcely titter a
sentence without a pun. There was a
slough opposite the Doctor's house, in
which, on a certain wet day, a chaise
containing two of the Town Council
stuck fast. The docton came to his
door and saluted the officials with thi j
remark, "Gentlemen, I have often
complained to you of thi3 nuisance,
without any attention being paid t-
it, and I am very glad to seo you
stirring in thi3 matter now." 1 .
.
Mrs. Mulloney writes from Cork to
her sister in Boston, that her cousin
Bridget died in August last. "Sho
ate lndy male," she say?, till she got
the "Cornelia Mcrgus, which carried
her off in less time than yo-a'd snuff
out a candle.
The longest day i3 now discovered
to be the day before your wedding. . (.