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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
nErocRAoY AND CHRISTIANITY.

DEKOGkACI AND CHRISTIANITY
The doctrine Of democracy, as well as
Christianity, recognizes the essential uni
~ and equality Of our race. If a man
were 4 mere brute animal, he could claim
no other rights or privileges than those thar
belong to a brute. IL re possessed facul-
lies superior TO those Of mankind, he
might have ground upon which 10 claim
superior rights and privileges. If a por-
lion Of mankind were created beneath the
standard Of humanity, and another portion
s6ove that standard, grounds would exist
upon which 10 build up distinctions, which
neither Christianity or Democracy allows.
I'VE hold that The doctrine Of democratic
equality, is also a doctrine Of christianity;
and that neither, admits the right OF one
class 10 exercise autocratic domination
over another, or require submission and
s~erviliiy On the part Of any.
The Bible recognizes and openly de-
clares The common origin and brotherhood
Of The race, and settles the question con-
corning The essential equality Of different
classes. This doctrine is clearly involved
in the following law: Thou shall love
thy neighbor as myself God who sees
all things in their rue light, and treats his
creatures u%uthfuHy sad imparially, az
eorGing 10 their merit in the -seaieof being
requires rs 10 regard fhc welfare ana
rights Of our neigltoors, as we DO our
cxn Its evident this would not have
teen inc case unless he had regarded
tnem as essentially equal 10 ourselves.
We believe the maxim holds true in
morals and politics, as well as in mathe-
matics; that things which agree with acom-
mon STANDARD. agree also with each other.
The law Of God equires us TO regard
each one Of our neighbors as we regard
ourselves. WHAT'S this but an assertion
that our ~neighboTs are equal 10 ourselves
and consequently equal 10 each other
Such is the doctrine Of chris ianity. Tic
theory ard practice Of democracy is the
same. The sentiment cmbodies the whole
Of christianity, SO far as it relates 70 or
fellow-men, ard is identical with The doc.
triue Of true democracy. The principle
Of democracy must be earnestly enbrac.
cd and carried on in practice, else there
Gan be no obedience TO the Divine Law.
If we deny the essential equally Of hu-
mar beings, we deny Inc truihlulness Of
the second table of the law, and set al
naught the Fundamental principles Of
Christian democracy.
Man has a rlgh, 10 be what his creator
made him 70 be, and 10 do what he re-
suires him 10 do-lhe right 10 exercise
and enjoy the fseulties he has given him
Tie right to speak and act according 10 lhe
dictates Of has own conscience; providing
be does 50 without Invading the rights OF
his fellow-mer, To deny these rights.
il 10 ce%niradiot the teachings Of christian
ify, and to assume the position of a des-
pot in theory and practice. Human rights
ard responsibilities rest on the same basis.
and are iRseparably united, if one falls &c
Tho grounG the other falls with it.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

IL 4. d, CUSING, acting Governor Of
Nebraska, and Hon. Max IzARD. in com.
pany whb A. w. HoLLIsrrR, ESQ, o
Belleyiew, and j. W. P%ArrisoS, Esq, Of
Omaha City, called on us on their return
from a short visit 10 Plaitsmou.h, O.oe ana
Nees-C City, Friday last, They were
highly pleased with the country South Of
the Platte.
Mr. HoLLIsTEH presented us with SOM
specimens Of good looking Anthracite coal
found near Nebraska City. An excellen.
ho:el is going up at that place.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

ExcHAssE OTTicE.-Our readers are
referred tothe card Of Messrs. Cochr, n &
megealh, Land AGENTS Council Bluff Ci.y
Business connected with their Office, will
be attended 10 promptly and satisfactorily
Office at the Pacific Hotel.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
THE sUGLz-A sER TUgE-OLD EOGYIsM.

TIE BJGLE-A SEW TUNE-oLD FoGYIsh
lis an occurrence that affords US pleas
IRE 10 receive an occasional note from the
Bagle. The laws Of ~"eiiquette mace and
sustained by the fogy customs and usages
OF crowded cities, viii never be put IN
force, or lived up to by the progressive
denizens Of the Western prairie land. ?
Such IS the key noe 10 the tune 70 which
we have had the pleasure Of being treat
ed by sepr friee ta00red eotenPOr0Ty'
whe locks upon us, ''inore an ply than
ia anger thai we are found among the
sdvoeaies Of that puritunic system thit
does not admit OF he possession Of more
than one vile, and Of those social and
moral regulations that %reslrain females
from the improPrisly 70 which we advert
cd, and which has awakened 50 pitable q
strain from tie Bugle.
Our .old fogyism'' leads Us to reject
tha, code OF ethics which sanctions The
Aidinous 'hsery and pTscfiec q our
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

JrwEtrRV.-lype person visiting Coua-
ell Bluff City need Of jewellery, will
DO well 10 call Q Chas. Tdemler, who has
q very beauiifu assortment 10 sell cheap
for cash. Ho : gentleman, sad will
give the fullest abstraction.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

II Maj. Helper accompanied BY the
Omaha Chiefs nd Interpreters - Ief,
BelIeyiew yesiedsy in search Of a loca.
ion for the Ompas. Il is expected they
viii settle near be Ioway river.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

in like to procure, by every possible method,
the adjustment of every difference; and should they
still in the manner not succeed. never will they pro-
ceed TO o declaration ef war without having previ-
ously paid attention to what has been set forth in ar
tice tweny-one of the treaty of Gaudaloupe for sim
lar cases. which article, well the twenty
is here reafirmed.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Mexican Government, having, on the 5th of
February 1862 authorized the early construction of
plank and railroad across the sthmus OF Tehuante
pee and to the stable benefits of said transit
way to the persons aud merchandise of the citizens
of Mexico and the United States, it is stipulated that
neither government will interpose any obstacle to
the transit of persons and merchandise of both ma
tions and at no time shall higher charges be made
the ras of persons and property citizens of the u
States than may be made the persons and proper.
ty of other foreign nations shall any interest
in said transit-way nor in the proceeds thereof be
transferred to any foreign government. ~ s:5
The United States, by its agents, shall have the
right 10 transport across the tshmus, in closed bags
the mails of the United States not intended for dis
trIbution along the line OF communication also the
effects of the United States Government and citizens,
which may be intended for transit and not for distr.
button on the lsthmus free Of custom.house or other
charges by the Mexican government. Neither pass.
ports nor letters of security will be required of per-
sons crossing the lsthmus and not remaining in the
country.
When the construction of the railroad shall be
completed, the Mexican government agrees to open
port of entry in addition TO the port Of Vera Cruz
at or the terminus of said road on the Gulf of
Mexico.
The two governments will enter into arrangements
for the prompt transit of troops and munitions of the
United States, which that government may have
occasion to send from one part of its territory TO
other, lying on opposite sides of the continent.
The Mexican Government, having agreed to pro-
tect with its whole power the prosecution preserva
tion and security of the work, The United States may
extend lis protection it shall judge wise to il when
it may feel sanctioned and warranted by the public
International law.
ARTICLE TX
This treaty shall be ratified. and retrospective rat.
ifcations shall be exchanged at the city of Washing
ton within the exact period of six months from the
date of its signature, sooner if possible.
In testimony whereof, we, the penipotentiaries of
the contracting parties, have hereunto affixed our
hands and seals, at Mexico, the ,hirteth (30th) day
of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fyhree, in the thirtythird year
of the independence of the Mexican republic, and the
seventy ghth of that of the United States.
JAMES GADSDEN, H. 81
MANUEL DIEZ DE BONILLA, L. ST.
JOSE SALAZAR YLARREGUL L. ST.
J. MARIANA MONTERDE. L. 81
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.

80 THE above reward will be given for the apprehension
q and delivery to the subscribers any Jail in the
State either of the following named negro fellows,
.-A-Evz: ABRAM, STEPHEN, and ROBERT. The two
first owned by Mr. Fredk Swami formerly belonged
10 Danl Fleming, Esq.
Abram is rather small statue thin visage and walks
times little lame, about 40 years old Stephen rather
stout has great deal of hair about his face is about 40
years DID, and inclined to think will attempt make
his way Chapel HILL where he has wife belonging to Mr.
George Moore Robert is short, stout negro has rather
down cast look and lame in his left Leg is about SO years
when last had old white hat Slightly brown
from age) he may be lurking about Mr. John Halls planta
on Brunswick county where he has wife, he owned by
MIS- Langdon GUITAR Il PIERCE
May 5, '54 d2t-36-tf
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

,--- hICHWUND, VIRGINIA..
iE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable and Sta
! tionary Steam ENGINES and SAW MILLS of any re-
CURED power OF the best materials and workmanship and
warranted equal in performance any manufactured
TINS country and upon the most favorable terms From
nose engaged in lumber getting he would ask call and
animation of his Engines, assuring them they shall be fully
equal to what is represented and regard being had to mate
u he also continues to manufacture his improved Tobacco
FIattening Presses, Mills, sc.
Mill Machinery and other Castings furnished and fitted
up in the best style.
Reference Mr.. JOHN CLARK, Wilmington, al Messrs P
H. Dickinson & CO.
Feb. IS, lS5t-34-6m PHILIP RATIM, Pronrietor
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March l4th, 1854
TO MILL OWNERS.

TO MILL OWNERS.
THE shscr takes this method of informing his friends
and the public that he still continues in the Mill Wright
business and all its branches viz laundering framing and
erecting Water Steam Mills upon various principles Ell
ther with simple complicated machinery He returns his
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage he has received
heretofore and hepes by strict attention to business and by
giving general satisfaction merit of
He atters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machn for speed and durability All persons
who work done in the above line would do we'll to give
him CALL he has several competent workmen in his
poy and prepared to execute all jobs at the shortest
tce and very reasonable terms Orders promptly atten
ded to- For further information address the subscriber
Johnstown, Moore county, n. c. ,
D. B. JOHNSON.
Feb. Is 1854. 2-ly
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'TR UTH STRAN NGE r THA " FTC ITO NJ
ONWARD MARCH!
HamptOn's Vegetable TIncture Victorious.

"TRUTH STRAMGER THAN FIcTIoN"
HamptOn's Vegetable Tlncture Victorious.
:, , DISEASE FALLS BEFORE IT.
spectacle Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON S. c.. Sept. 2l, 1853.
Mffs M0r1Mer E Mos1brTfg "a Ths sale of your
every day every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine to the afflicted Several of planters have tried
by half dozens 1t has been found to be the greatest
Remedy for Rheumatic Affections and wonderful cure has
furnish you with number of certificates If You wish them
Please send me soon as possible supply Of the ncure
an RgSl gSn'fTS4 vERSoE S0fss EskRrDcr lR0rr'
Mr. j. E. Bousu-sr While am in general opposition to
% 6 T@es OF @ Te S
TURE For several months past have used it in my family
and in dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general debility
FORE take pleasure in to the afflicted as
VERNON EskRIpGk, Chaplain U. s: Navy
Great Cure OF Rheumatism by Hampton's vegeta-
MEssRs MORTIMER & MowsRAy-Gentlemen For the last
have been sufferer from Rheumatism till seeing
chased bottle and
Mine Was Acute Rheumatism the back-so bad that was
confined last months The first bottle
ed like the second restored strength aict
sixteen am now seventy four years Of age
and the m of the
Hampton who has saved thousands from pain And you gen
teuen have acted the puDnc
ting which have resulted from your invaluable
edy
am plain cotton planter have era-
ry tame but when my fellow beings afflicted shall hest
through modesy withhold information valuable to
my fellow So consider this worthy of place in
any your newspapers liberty to make Of it
syHAhPT6N,s VEGETABLE fiNcTGEE, BY i;
mild action the Stomach, Liver and the Kidneys will
Dyspepsia Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Afcc
tion Pains in the Back, Side, and Breast CONSUMPTION
BoyeI Compains Worms Nervous Debywith all the
diseases arising from impure BLOOD and the greatest Fe
male Medicine ever known.
Call get pamphlet with certificates of cures gratis.
So Sold by MORTIMER II MOWBRAY, 240 Balt
street. Baltmore and 304 Broadway, New York CAL
and get Pamphlet gratis sold by c. & D. DUPRE, Will
mngton, n. c., and by Druggists generally: A.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N. c.
%EAEgo THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
permanently located in Clinton and have recently fitted
their establishment for the purpose making and repair
ed for twelve months Their charges will be found moderate
They solicit share of the of the public and hereby
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. M. FRAZER,
V. RACKLEY,
Nav 18th. 1884 ST-ly
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V. r. PEIRSON

(LATE OF WILMINGTON, n. C.,)
MTOQLD most respectfully solicit call from his North
w Carolina friends to the above firm, where of the
most complete stock Of goods may be found practical
Tailor and from long Experience enables me to judge we'll
the wants and qualities of goods suited the best
N my Judgment, to be fairly dealt with 0'-NV''
All orders addressed to shall have immediate dispatch
most cheerfuy offer services any of my friends who
favor with CUSTOM attend to any little matter in the
city, free of charge.
Ian
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%fSa NOTICE.-I offer for sale my House and Lot, sua-
% ted in the town of Kenansville. The Lot contains
A about an acre and half, with comfortable dwelling
omy consulted the arrangement
of the Lot 1t is situated North of the Court House. about
two hundred yards from said building and has the advantage
of being sufficiently private for family residence It is
considered by who have visited it, to be decidedly
the desirable lot in the village Persons desrous Of
educating their children have every facility there at
the present time very fine School in operation. am de-
table residence will do well to call examine the premises.
A. HOLMES.
Kenansville Dublin Co.. March 3rd, 1854 26-wtf
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LINES nAAuSON

- ~ Nert door to Policy & Hart,
II RLSPECTFULLY informs Ladies wishing to purchase
II DRESS GOODS EMBRoIDERIEs, DRY GOODS of
any description, if they will favor him with call he will
ow them a: rich fashionable and cheap assortment
Eyer was exhibited in this place He has but price, and
mat Is marked o in plain figures on every article.
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LAND FOR SALE.

ga THE subscriber offers his Lands in Dupn county for
sae six miles of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
road Immediately the road leading from Fayetteville to
New Berne miles from Kenansve, and within one mile
of one of the best schools in the State.
The contains hundred and sxtyve about
fourth of which cleared and under high state of cu
tivation with good dwelling and necessary out-houses
is healthy situation.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to j. B. Kelley Esq
at Kenansvie or to the subscriber Wilmington, N c.
March IO-27-tf1 DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared to
ali orders for MON UMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted we'll can be doIe either North South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 1854-27tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
CHITUATION WANTED.-A Gentleman who give
the best references character and capability is de
srous of obtaining situation in Wholesale Grocery,
as Oyerseer on plantation to uperntend hands in
way. Apply to l.. NJ. Williams at THIS OFFICE.
Nav 10, lS54-209-dIw wifi.
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General Notices.
EXECUTORS NOTICE,


IlCE hereby given that at the June Term 1854 of
the Court of Please and Quarter Sessions of the County
OF New Hanover, the undersigned duly qualified
tors OF the last Win and Testament of the late William e.
Hehy All persons having claims demands against the
estate OF the said testaor, William G. Henry hereby
notlhed to present the to the undersigned of
them within the time prescribed by law this notice will
o pleaded in bar of their recovery and all persons endeb
e 10 the said tstaor requested make fourth
with TO one of the undersigned G. d. HENRY,
June 10Th, lS54-4I-6tl C. T. HENRY
State of North CaroIina--Nesv Hanover County.
Court Of Pleas Quarter SessionS-June Term, 1854.
Jacob Vessel Admir- of John H. Tiedeman U.s. the heirs
Law Of John H. Tiedeman
PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE TO PAY DEBTS
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the heirs
at law of John H. Tiedeman resdents and that
the personal property belonging to said estate is not su
cen to satisfy the debts of said 1t is therefore
dered by the Court that publication be made in the vii
mngton Journal for six weeks notifying the said heirs
law to appear at the term of this Court to be held
the Court House in Wilmington the second Monday in
September next to plead, answer demur, judgment f.
nal will be rendered. and the real be sod prayed
for in the Petition.
Teste SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk,
June q ($5) 42-6t
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OUR Steam Gris Mill is in successful operation We
will power deliver the above articles at short
notice We have % horse power engine and shall run two
pair of four feet stones.
Orders be addressed to c. DuPre Co., or to the sub
s0rber
Corn Ground Toll
T. SMITH Il CO.
April I8. 1854 33-Iy-190-tf
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NOTTCE.

THE undersigned having entered into copartnershp for
the execution of HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN PAINTING,
solicit share of public patronage and will give prompt at
tention any orders with which they may be favored
ga Shop over Mr. 7. Lucas Tin Shop, on Dock street
L. =. BUNN,
JOHN ]. BLANEY.
March l4th, 1854 2S-6m-160-3t
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$50 REWARD.

lNN
QUNAWAY from the subscriber, his Negro men, ~
II JOHN and TOBEY. JOHN is about 26 years n
old, feet inch high. weighs about 185 100 lbs. ~
TOBEY aged about 22 years. feet 9nches high stout and
weighs about l75 lbs They bought from Mr.. James
Sures of Cumberland county and will probably be lurking
in that neighbOrhood. TOBEY has wife at Mr.. Richard
Birds in Johnston county Fifty Dollars for either One
Hundred Dollars for BOTH will be paid for their apprehension
and delivery to the subscriber for their confinement in
Jail in the State, that he get them additional
of One Hundred Dollars will be paid for the conviction
of any person of harboring the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Bluff, Columbus county, N c., Oct. g. [2S-l-5-tf
RH-FaYetteYilla Carolinian If
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THOs. B. CARR. NJ. ID. d. D. 5.

THOS. B. CARR. NJ. ID. d. d. 5.
60 PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
k@sSSsS3A years, charges for
OOYYHYl0 or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate.
each, 90
An entire set Of teeth on fue gold plate $50 90
Ditto on gold with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on PIatina plate, with artificial gums, l50 90
Upper or under ditto, each, rs 90
A Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, %
A fine gold filing, ,carramted permanent, 2 90
Do and DESTROYING the nerve 50 to 90
Extracting tooth, so cts. to l 90
Best dentifrices and brushes always hand Every
operation warranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the fangs and
modelled after the gums have hrunken without additional
charge.
Office on Market-st., doors below the Church
! Wilmington, Il. c., April Path, 1854 l95-1m-34-tf
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Terms OF subscriptions.
~ year. in advance, within three months, -. 81 5O
.,hra payment IS delayed over three months, ,. j W
M subscription received for 4 less term than year.
h,crber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
of subscription till the expiration Ofsadyear
m subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
year. must pay full and give the propetors two weeks
riding to the above terms
ag-Any person sending five subscribers aceompa-
iii y the advance subscription (SI2 50) will receive the
.yth copy gratis, for one year
Money may be remited per mail, at risk.
All letters on business connected with this office must be
dressed (post paid) to the proprietors.
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49, am authorized by the of the Eagle Hotel, at
a Chapel Hill to offer for SALE Miss HILILARD, who
I'LL has been possession of it for about twenty years.
sres to retire to more private life.
This Hotel probably good property of the kind is
be found in the State Its income for several past
has ranged from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars year
and present rather beyond the latter amount AS buy
will probably examine the property for themselves,
any farther description here is unnecessary.
Possession will be surrendered the 10th of une if de-
sired.
For further information address the subscriber at Chapel
Hill, N. G. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS.
April p. 1854 33-3m
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

TUST RECEIVkD-lO,O 900 lbs. White Lead, Pure Extra
and No 900 lbs Black Lead in Oil 200 lbs Ven
etian Red in Oil 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil 25 bbls
Bakes Fire Proof Paint 40 bbls Sivers Plastic Paint
10 bbis Linseed Oil % bbs Lamp Oil; bbls Common
and in OILS 200 lbs Chrome Yellow, Dry, and in Oil.
full of PAINTS always hand and for SALE
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Feb % Druggist and Chemist.
I 900 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes and
I,OO brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
VIM. H. LlPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
O00 or Sulph. Quinne; 10 bbls Epson Salts cask
NOO Cr Tartar; eask Sup. Carb. Snda; so lbs Sed-
itZ Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; 80 Tbs Gum Opium
oO lbs. Gum Guaiaeum l bbl Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 300 Alspice so lbs Calomel SO lbs Numegs 25
lbs Iodd Potass; 80 lbs Mace 10 lbs Suph Potass 100
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. II. LIPPITT,
Feb. % Druggist and Chemist.