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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
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PnILAp., MonIay, April :.
DEAR "CHRoSicLL'-Since yesterday
morning, i; has blown q perfect hurricane,
and the quantity Of dust thrown in peop-
les eyes, is miracle. Men have longcd
for wells, and women imbbcd very res
pecsabie opinion of "Bloomer" costume.
But, of all the days in the year, ycstcr-
day was the most unfortunate for sucil
weather. Not spot, except churches, in
which to seek shelter from the simeon that
swept our streets; not a drop of anything
with which to wet dusty wLiStlcs-noih-
ing more inviting than a pump handle
for Mayor Conrad an Ls mon, arm.j IN
pa1opiy complete cfso.cMn Nv, kept ju;l-
Gus watch Ger each suspected spot, CT
eager pecpcd through key Ao.,s, over doors,
or where shy custom seeks private track,
watching a: every possible a: Froach list
ening with eager ir:eres. for every sound,
but all was hushoL-a Sabbath s,iilnes-
reigncd. No rceling drunkari staggered
through our streets, and the peaceful
worshipcr seeking the house Of God, was
not compelled to encounter sights and
sounds disgusting to humanity-cnoush to
'Tu-n eA--k Of a.Ikncs. pale"
But, with al this, the corrupt and corrupt
ing trafhckcrs, who liyc and fattcn on the
very life-blood of their poor weak victims,
arc determined to test the validity of the
Law Is j: possible that We can get no
valid Law to rcstraia the blighting curse ?
that We must be continually the sport Of
the seruphe' Of men with ticklish palms ?
We can not imagine how the prescn, law
~ill be evaded, aud yet We dare not trust
ou9eirs to believe that j, yil be Carried
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
BLTWTs hWn SHADED /,

- Sting Of al Eedle,d Prices
y J. WILLIAMS, No. II North
-. SIXTH STREET, a few doors above
Market St. Philadelphia. ORIGINiTOR OF
All NEH Styles! Buys the hest mate
rlllS cheap for Cash. which enables h.m To sci!
superior Window FfEiGids * Shades
as low as others sell inferior articles.
Gold Borlcrcd and PAINTED shades, Of beau
tiruI desisnsi,
Buff Holland Shades, Trimmings, Fixtures
&c. wholesale and retail.
Store Shades Painted ami Lcuercd 10 order
Repairing in General attended to. Pulcha-
seFs please call.
- WE STUDY TO Please. 81
March 3d. I.J5-2m512
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Union County---M May Court.
COURT PrOClnnsaii0ti-W hersas the
" HIM AIN = WILSON rte.ILent InIce

Il ~
for the 10th judicial District consisting of the counties
of Union and Niiiiu and JsC1H NiTrENEYER and JAMES
NlRsusLI luires, Associate judges in Union county
have issued their prcrrpt, bearing tiatc the 81 day of
Fe5 $50 directed, for the holding # or
lns Court, Court Of Common fica oyer and Tenn
anl general Clri.r SESSIONS, al VIEW BERLIN. fr the
county Of Onion. the se0id .Hnd0y Of nIY Hskt,
[IeIns t'te ltti day a5 and u continue two weeks.
N0ffyE - thrrtfisc hereby given TO the Coroner,
Justices # the Peace aud tonsales and lor tn.
ty Of iru. appear in their proper persons with
their SOILS. Record, inJusitioHs Examinations. pEd
ohr Rem uihl aucrs do those things which Of their
Offices in their behalf appertain to he Done and all
witnesses and eter persons prosecuting ir h"haf OF the
Commonwealth against any person Icrsuns. are re-
gurei lie then and there attending and not depart
without leave their peril. Justices requested to
b. punctusl in tlcir attendance At the appointed time
.rrrlhle to notice.
Given under hand AMI seal at the SherifS Ocr in
SewI;erlin the 18th las March in the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred and fity-nv and in the
-cventy tyv-nth yea of the nepenencc # the United
States OF America God sdrc he Commonwealth.
/ JOHN hi.-SLER, Sicrif.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And whal ! saw There.
BY 7. :. ARTHUR.

Ttp TEousand Copiss in a ,N0nfh.
THIS powerful work acknowledged by all who have
r,, il to o.. The lot ever written ly Mr. Arthur,
depicts the evil. Of InrH in series Cf thrilling
sketches. ilusritin She orH.ts Of Tavern keeping and
Rum drinking nnt ,uy Jn'iyJua'S tn. mselyCs, but
in couiluuuit- arrt Iilr stary rfli,tc Mary Nor
ran auI her fathr-. Who & ref rIcl ty her Devotion and
death. j. a'ouc worth thc TrIc, Of the book.
Temperance and others DO for the cause
~ lis ulHtiou than ly any other means.
Acrc tSars wanted iu every and county of the
UUci states, TO sell edition gotten up specially i0r
them. beautifully illustrated with Ine melzltiIt
craving, ty sartar.
ia specimen COPY will be sent post paid re
ceiTt of the price, - cents.
The largest commission viii bc paid. Address
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher,
No IS Nortl Fourth STREET. Il!!ate'I Lila.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
HERRIMCiS
Patent Champion Fire

H.
s. -ysi s.s% Proof SAFES, with HaLLs
X, ~ : = - Patent PowderProofL Lock 3,
lT 5.3..'.l W 80 which were awarded ScYaf-
Esss Nh ate Medals at the NoyIi's
pa ;tS tlsHt Far, London, ,ls5I, and also
fts.-e-ss ~ - !at The Worlds FAIR, New
Vs..,si<Ss.Ss.z.Isi Ycrk. 1853 and 1851. The
subscribers are the sole manufacturers and
proprictors in tbs STATE Of the above une-
Gual!cd Safes ani Locks. The reputation e
the ccnu Ne e. Herring's SAFE IS world vide,
and for the l.'t thirteen years tie mercantile
Community have Witnessed and borne tcStI-
mOny to their VLvTR FAILING ii:c proof quail
ties. More than I2C00 of these Safes have
been actually sold. and ovC. TWO HUNDRED
have passed iriumphaEiy through acci-enlal
fires. Tho public are assured 'aa' Sales
manufactured b. the subscribers axe not only
guaranteed l. b. fully equal, but IN many re-
SpoctS even superior to those winch have been
so scve1elv tried hy FIRE. Few viii forget their
services IN the burning Of the "Tuuune eS-
taL!.ShmeuJ' Ncw York, %r,: n the Great f.fe
in Strawberry street. 1T the ':roe fire last JULY,
opposite the GIrard House ; and s;iI more re-
Gently in the Fire at Fi.th aud Chestnut Sts.. in
this civ. ~ wE;ch these Sa.g4 came { r,A he
acknowledged CEAHFrov, when many oi!4er
securities failed. FAEREL & CO.,
Ioa SAT- rad Bu,h Loct .Hibe+g,
81 WALtSU'r Street Philadelphia.
Chilled I-on SAFES, with Powder Proof
locks. manufactured expressly for Banks,
Brokers. jewelers. and olhers requiring ecu
rlty from rogucs. Bank Vaults, Doors, &c,
on haui and made 20 order. III the most eel
citrate Locks for sale at manufacturers prices.
Sccuud hand Safes" " SalaA4aLiera' and
- Iron Chests" Of other makers, having been
taken in part payment for li@rrng's, for sale
al half price. March 30, %. 5I-yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
TriIsseS. SunpOriers.

~ Nr~LACE STOCKINGS, Shoul-
~. fr-,ss..--Lr-y</dc Braces, and all other
~ SurgjcalATparatuS and Ban
dageS, applied and warranted
tc give satisfaction. by brand Mrs. M'CLEN-
ACHAN, No. Sc North SEVENTH Street,
Paih,3eiphiG.
The great number Of Females relieved and
cured by wearing Mrs. M'CleTachan's Sup
porterS, warrants her in con merdirg them as
superior to anything Of the kind ever offered
to the public TIy5lu5d1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Paints, Glass, Varnish, Drugs, sc.
DOB'T SHOEMAKER & Co. s. W.

IL corner Second and Green Streets, Phi!a-
delphia, have constantly on hand large assert
ment of articles appertaining to their line Of
business, comprising window GLASS OF
every description. as French and English Plate
Cor Store and Parlor Windows; Enamclled.
Colored and Engraved Glass for Churches.
NeStibulcs, COnservatories, &c. American
Window Glass. Of all sizes, at manufacturers
prices. Zine Paints. Of French and
American manufacture. Snow White, Brown.
and Stone Color. These Paints are much
cheaper, and more durable than White Lead.
and are fast supcrscding that article. Var
Eissacs. of alt kinds. equal 10 the best, at re-
duced prices. Also, BRUSHES, and every ar
ticlc required to make 4 complete assortment
Of PAINTERS; MATERIALS.
We are extensively engaged in the manufac-
ture Of E's,i.ats fll OIL and E'si.fy, and
are prepared to supply Dealers or Manulactu-
rers on the lowest terms.
lri;es Current sentp per mail, on application
Aprii 4, lsj5-57lm3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
ZINC PAINTS,
nNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
" LEAD, and free from all poisonous

qualities.
TIE NEW yFESrT INC CONFfNT. having
greatly enlarged their works aud mproy the quality
their Trult prepared to execute orders thci-
SUPERIOR PAINTS, by. and Ground in oil, in
assorted packages q. fn 80 60 .uU pounds, also
DRY. in barrels, of go pounds each.
Their v IIIrE ZiNt. vhjsh Is sold dry ground in
OIL warranted pure and unsurpassed for body and
luii1f m " litHUr>s.
method Of preparation has recently been discovered,
which enables "a" Company To warrant their paints
keep fresh an! SOFT M tie kes fer any reasonable tims.
IN this their paints Will tc superior to any other
in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which is sold at low
rrrr. and ouly lie made from tho Zine or,S f.,
New Jcrsey is we'll known 1r It's protective quail
ties hen applied to iron other al.r surfaces.
Their STONE COLOR FAINT possesses all the proper
ties Of The Brown and is ot an agreeable color fer pain
ting Cottages, Ecpots, out uildinrs. Bridges Sc.
FEENCIl * RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers and Importers
NV. cor. ofloth and Market SIS. Philadelphia
6m52stil,
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Philadelphia Adv'ts.
HRS. Z, MITCHELL,

NO. 2S North Ninth st., Philada..
" manufacturer OF 17ani;....s. .s!Oaks.
SC. OF all descriptions, at WHOLE SALE
and RETAIL. Orders made up a Short notice
in the best and latest style. ,April 1 ,J5m3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06

4 q ihc Inlled Staies.-The m0sl Elegant
and Useful Volume Of the Year-Seass' great
E.r6- %, E-sS,fq
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
III -HEBRAsKIAN.

This is the title Of a neatly printed,
and in s~eyeral respects, ably edited paper,
issued from Omaha City, by Mcssrs.
Sherman and Strickland, So far as the
mechanical appearance Of this paper is
concerned, il will contrast favorably with
the best papers in the country.
Along with its mechanical, we might
also speak in c~olnmendatory terms Of IFS
literary character. But upon its morals
we have no concentrations 10 bestow. i
appears to endorse the vile fraud practiced
upon the people of this Territory in the
organization Of its government, with the
highest degree of satisfaction.
Traitors filling responsible places in the
Territorial Government are placed in the
highest scale Of political and moral excel
lence. Men utterly void Of the necessary
principles and qualifications for the sta
ton which they fill, are referred TO ~
paragons Of exoellence-while much bet
ter men that happen TO belong TO the op
position are represented as being uiierll
unworthy Of notice. We have reason I
fear Tar ProPLE will find no adyooat
in this paper-and that it will never loos
sight Of office holders and arislocraoy, O
cease to pander TO their corrupt tastes all
selfish interests.
The Nebraskian will, therefore, be dc
fcient in what we esteem the most essen
tial requisite Of Of a trustworthy paper
coon POLITICS AsD COOL hoRALs.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
YRAUp-BgIDEEY!

We are called upon by duty nnd by
conscience, 10 announce in our columns
that the plans of the Acting Governor,
T. b. Cunning, have succeeded. And
that they have succeeded by the aid OF
that snme corruption which conceived
them, brought them forth, and had the i'm
pudence TO advocate them. Men have
been bought-four thousand dollars was
offered 10 John NJ Singleton, Of RichorL-
son county, il he would vote FOR the Cop
itol being located at Omaha City; and il
was offered him by The Private Secretary
of Acting Governor Cunning. And thank
God, we have one honest man in the Leg
islature-he refused the bride, but not
until he had exposed The Scrip Of the
Omaha City Company for $4,000 co.
But the Capitol is located; located against
the Hish Of tie great majority Of the peo-
ple-locatcI for The p%ecunlury and person
al benefit Of Tom Cunning and his broth
or bribcrs-locatcd at a place without any
natural advantages, and one totally bar
rem of anything, save whiskey shops and
drunken politicians.
Mr.. Cunning says he expects TO be re.
moved from the office of Secretary
wiDks wisely, as all such birds do, wher
they have feathered their individual nesti
-iAtiInales that he dosen't care q d.
for the President and all the removals h'
may, can or wiHj might, could, would o.
should make.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
LOCATION OF TIE CAPITOL

Actin was had upon the bill from The
House.
Mr.. Mitchell moved 10 inscrtaftcr Doug
las county, two and ono half miles North
of Omaha. This extraordinary movement
was received with great surprise, except
Ivy the knowing ones. But they were re-
hevod by Mr.. Mi,chel's statement, that
lie had met the Omaha people IN a spirit
OF compromise, and in consideration Of his
going for the Capitol at this point, he was
30 be appointed sole commissioner to locate
the Capitol.
Mr.. Richardson, Of Michigan, offered
a resolution 10 appoint Mitchell said com
missioner. Whercupon a fierce discuss
ion arose upon the question.
Mr.. Sharp, of Iowa, made a long speech
against the location Of the Capitol at that
point-giying a lengthy description of the
geography Of the Territory, from whence
ho inferred that that point was not cen
trail, or convenient.
Mr.. Mitchell replied to Sharp; said he
Mitchell, had been for any place eXcep
Omaha; that the recreonts from Cass, il
the lower house, and the demagogue SharI
in the upper, had by their own corruption
and b@aseness, lost TO themselves the Cap
itel; that they might have had it, had the.
not been such superlative r~ascals.
Judge Bennett, followed Mitchell, en-
dorsed all he said, revised, improved an.
intensified upon the eminent & unapproa,h
able course Of scoundrelism, which ha,
been pursued by Sharp, clearly expose
how often hs had lied, and how fluent.
be had expressed himself and with wh'
effect.
The bill has passed. Mitchell has tn
promise of the Commissionership irol
Cunning & Co., which very much remind
us Of an offer of the whole world, one
made by a sulphurous gentlemen from be
low, who din'nt own it.
We rejoice in the downfall Of traitor.
and arc happy in the reelection that Shorl
Latham, Thompson and other ylpcrs hay
gnawcd a file.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
HON. y. F. BENNETT.

The Nebraskian has taken occasion 10
pass sentence upon the course pursuedby
this gentleman in the organization Of the
Council. The secret Of the matter is this,
Judge Bennett asserted the rights Of the
people, and msnfully resisted Executive
Interference in their deliberations, and
hence the sentence that has been passed
upon him. We esteem his course j%ustif-
able and right.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
LITERARY NOTICES.

ART HoL NohLD--L'hS II
weekly illustrated journal for the amuse-
mout, instruction, and benefit OF mankind;
published in New York; - a year.
We have received a specimen copy Of
the above paper, with which we have
been well pleased.
We presume the greater portion Of thos
possessing "A tust e for miscellaneous tier
AZURE, will hail the advent Of this magnif-
cent PIcroRrAL with the greatest pleas
uro. We find much in it that commends
itself to our understanding, taste and con-
science; and we doubt not such would be
he case with o large portion of our rca-
ders. We presume it would be some
what difficult to find the same amount Of
good reading, mingled with less tsat is
pernicious, in any literary paper in this
country. Prof. Iugraham, Charles Dick
ems, G. W.. Reynolds, Thos. Miller, Mrs.
Ann S. Stevens, Agnes Strickland, Grace
Greenwood, Mary Irving, Fanny Fern,
and other celebrated writers, are constant
contributors. A large portion Of this pa
per is filled with original matter, amply
illustrated with suitable engrayings. For
a periodical Of its kind it has no equal.
The LILY.-A quarto journal devoted
TO the interests Of women. Published Sc
mi-monthly; by Mary B. Birdsal, Editor
and Proprietor; Amelie Boomer, cores
ponding editor.
The prospectus for the 7th volume Of
this paper has been received. Any per-
son taking an interest in the great ques-
lions relating to the rights, interests and
duties Of women, will find an able adyo-
cate in the Lily. The cause Of temper
ance, virtue and religion will find a con-
slant and yigilant advocate in this publ
alton.
The following is an extract from the
prospectus:
''The great question Of the day, the En-.
franchisement Of Woman, will be discus
sed and considered in all its bearings. Iha
woman, as one half of Humanity, has thl
same natural and inherent rights as tn
other half; lhat her right TO herself is a
true, her individual sovereignty as sacred
her social independence as important, AM
B her choice Of occupation os natural an
b self-evident, and that her social compac
should be freed from all antagonizing eau
ses; is O question Of vital interest, that Wi
be thoroughly examined in the Lily.
"The contents Of the Lily are almos
entirely original, The editsr will be as
sisted by a numerous and talented list @
contributors, who will add interest an
value 10 its pages"
Price 81; address Mary Is. BirdsaI
Richmond, Indiana.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
IS TONlCAND
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.

AN 1-DlhlOOo ll-AAOs
The great popular medicine Of the day
Vast amount used per month-Thc nut
merots and wonderful cures il effects
It's magical eject upon Billions Fcvers,
and Fever and Ague-Great excitement
among the Doctors
In5lan QIgQM W5g6Gab1e
El1lso
A RE now admitted on alfhands to be a most
n extraordinary and valuable medicine ma
general use. Itnot only acts as a SPECIFIC upon
the bilious and typus feyers, ehiils and lever,
and fever and ague Of the West and South-bul
in all diseases OF debility, weak stomach, indi-
g~estion, loss of appetite, impurlty Of the blood,
and all diseases prevalent in a western and soutll-
ern climate. Their great power consists IN
their peculiar effect upon all the organs OF the
system ; and the rapid formation ot new and
pure blood they produce. In this lies the great
secret Of their success. They are mud and
pleasantin their action-bGt searching and per-
mauent IN their eifect-peuetraiing the remOtest
recesses of the system by their ready absorption
into the blood, thereby iRfuslng a new supply OF
vitality and nervous power into all the machine
nv Of life. The extensive popularity they have
acquired all over the West and South ensures
sales Of at least
$4,000 BoNEs PER MONTH
And we find il difficult with our large force OF
hands, and the late improvements an machinery
which we have adopted, 10 MANUFACTURE uie-h
fast enough TO supply The demand in thirteen
western and southern States! One large maRu-
factory is constantly engaged in preparing the
various concentrated extracts of which they
are compounded. From the best information
we can obtain from our 5000 selling agents,
and hosts of attentive correspondents IN all
parts of the country, our medicine cures per
month not less than
10000 cases Of fever and agIe, one thousand II
which have resisted all other treatmen
$500 cases Of weakness and general debility ;
$500 " OF various chronic diseases;
1900 +" Of weak stomach and loss OF appe-
titc;
SEQ cases OF dyspepsia
1900 " OF rheumatism;
1000 " Of female complaints
1900 " of ague cake, or enlarged spleen
This must appear almost incredible, bit the
numerous letters from physicians, agents and
| those who use the medicine, from all the west
em aud southern st ates, satisfy US that this is
moderate estimate, and that our medicine is rap
idly taking the plae of the ariocolnterfomeit
which are aaoat, and the numerous tonic mix
lures made W holly OF q%uinlne, which are iinpos-
ed upon the public by manufacturer who lave
no body knows wherel
Price of Tonic pills, 10 cents and Anti-bil'
Gus, % cents. A. c.. BRiGG, NJ. ~, sole PREF IT.
etor, Sc. LOUIS. For sale by 2. A. sARPY. 81
Mary, and SARPy & ENeLIsH, Gienwood, an
BY dealers in medicine throughout ths Unite
saleg. aug 3l-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
G. w. PIERCE.
Aftor @ " a Z I. q ~

viii practice in the Sixth, Seventh, Eight
and Ninth Judicial Districts in Iowa, and Ne
braska Territory. He viii always be supplied
with blank deeds, mortgages, deeds of trust,
declaratory statements for prescriptions, SC,
and will give prompt attention TO Conveyance
ing. examination Of titles, sc.
r=yg Particular attention paid TO securing
and collecting debts.
Refercnces-Hon f. II. Norton, Platte City.
Mo-. II. NJ Worries and james Craig, Esqs., ST.
Joseph, Mo-, Curtis Bates, Fort Des Nome.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
non { 5EI-Iv
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

PALLADIuM.-Owing to the late hour
of the arrival Of the orders for papers,
for the use Of the Legislature, we are un-
able TO furnish the requisite number this
week, for either House.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wericar aluStIug Eminent.
With a Healing Balm we come 70 greet

you.
HNHE action If This Liniinent * one q the
most perfect RENE lies ever offered TO the
afflicted. It's action upon the organization ri
truly wonderful. Its volatile, penetrating, sooth-
ing and healing properties diifuse themselves to
the very bones. II enters into the circulation OF
the blo0d@gives a new impuiset 10 whole neryens
system TO the very cxtremities Of the fingers
and stimulates to lie absorbents and seeretionJ
and thus ASSIST NATURE 10 throw OF and rid
herself Of any diseased section Of the HervoH
chords or ligameuts. making it equally appli0a
bic to sores Of any kind, rheumatism pains
in every part Of the body, from d diseased action
Of any Of the structural portions Of the system.
While it il perfectly harmless 20 healthy flesh,
skin or bone, it has the property of entering
into combination, and dissolving any OF the o.
ganic tissues when they are diseased, or thew ~
tality is destroyed. Possessing these pecuhar
powers is the reason why it is equally eiheae'ous
ia So many different complaints. 1t acts upoh
scientific principles and fixed laws OF the Creaf
tor!
The large number Of cases in which this Hat
ment has proved its value, in the short time =
has been before the people Of America, is suta
cient to give the greatest confidence that rs VIZ
tues are Incompatible in cureing rheumatism
bruises, strains, burns, wounds, swellings, bros
en- or cracked breast, old sores OF pains in any
part Of the body.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
w. N. BYERS.

Z AND sURVEYOR-Omaha City, Nebras-
u ka Territory. Friends | aIn again IA the
field, and at your service, better supplied win
instruments than formerly.
Omaha City. Jan 81, 'J5-lY.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
FRESH PROVISIONS.

THE subscriber will visit ST. ~ETINyTS
l. Mary on Wednesdays aud ~&&%F
Glenwood on Tuesdays aud Satur- -D--A
days OF each week, and will supply thss'
markets with Fresh Meals, Butter, Eggs, ant
Vegetables, at the morket price
Sept -, '54tt p HOhNEk
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.


IL A portion Of our Legislative report
has been crowded out, but will appear next
week.