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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10

VA Spanish paper announces, with much
pompoSto. that the Queen is enriente, but that
The Government las not as yet yet been officially
advised of il.
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Gentlemen take Notice

noyOu want something in the way or a Iip.tOp mole
IL skin SILK Hat, tight elegant aud elastic article? II
81 You will please call at 1913, Main and Union
SIS Cwhee they always keep TIE best of every thing la
their line,) aud supply yourselves with just such
20 N HARpRR 4 snN
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Rooms of the EsrotherhooL of The p. z.
Church, IN REAR GRAvEs nOox STORE, CrsrRr
wuEELrNa.-ReguIar meetings OF the brotherhood third
Monday evening in each month. Library and Reading
Room open every day frOm9A a. M.to9P NJ.
b. NJ. EoFF, Secy.
RELIEF cOnNtrrrr.-J. B. Ford, Jas n. Stout and A.
N. Johnston, Esqs. .p1stf
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1--WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAK fUh
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON

THUS spoke wise and good man; hut mark the
charge! Let the GIcisd hear hiCI, teM decide whe
Their to suffer on or be made whole. I professional EneH
LesLh THiHed heOith hrGT.
Rev James ". II. micutt, the talented and indcptnd-
cut editor OF that highly UVula and extensively read pa
per, the Christian Banner, published Fredericksburg,
Va in his editorial al The 18th OF May, 1855, illus speaks
oil AnPtsn's Vegetable THetiTe:
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A ToucHISo SroRT.-The Hon. a. H. Stephens.
of Georgia, in a recent address ut meeting in
Alexandris, for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum
and Free School of that city, related the follow
ing anecdote:
poor little boy, in a cold night. with no home
or Ioof to shelter his head parental or maternal
guardian guide, TO protect or direct him on his
way, reache,I al nightGa the house a rich plau-
ter, who took him in, fed, lodged, and sent him
on his way with his blessing. Those kind atten-
tions cheered his heart, and inspired him with
fresh courage to battle with the obstacles Of Lille.
Years rolled round; Providence led him on, and
he had reached the legal professions his host had
died; the cormorants that prey on the substance
Of man had formed conspiracy 10 get from the
widow her estates. She sent for the nearest coun-
sci 10 commit her cause to him, and that COUNSEL
proved TO be the orphan boy, years before well
coined and entertained by her deceased husband.
The stimulus OF warm aud tenacious gratitude
was now added to the ordinary motive connected
with the profession. He undertook her eau Sc
with will not easily to be resisted; he gained 1t;
the WIDOWS estates were secured to her in per-
petuity; and Mr.. Stephens added, with an empbo-
sis Of emotion that sent electric thrill through
out the house, "that orphan boy stands hefore
you!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.
CHANCEKY SALE.
BerTyllill q Co.

A. Rutts' admin and Benz. F Sanborn. admin
n pursuance OF DeCIee the circuit cuurt iof Ot
/ county, made al the Fall Tenn 1911 and an sn,.,,
decree made oCiOher S5S. will on Saturday Inn y0,,
day OF ocUber 1851, at the front door OF lie CGur o,,
al 10 O'Clock, sell the following properly, viz:
Lots No eight tS) and event J inSQuare sixteen tle,
in EaSt Wheeling N'N
AiO. paris uGUts No. five C5O and CG) on Man sttc,,
having front on said street oil about 80 feet.
TEHMS OF .SALE..-1en per cent. To he natl i'm rack
the balance IN eight, sixteen aud twenty. our moni ~
purchaser giving bonds with good stCuriy ana Tie %
Claimed until the whG.e Is paid
DANIEL C. LIST
srladts COnnais ,io,
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To PlsINTERs,

TO PMINTEEs.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc's SUI
perior News, Book aud Job Inks. We have now OH
hand -
New New hn R asRs press Press RsE EIas
Book Ink. Umck Z: rce,,
Riue Black. YrIIoI,
Extra Fine do. WhiIe
ked Ink a:oirI si-e
Extra Fine do, YnrnisE
Light EEIne. GcXcNc
an Inks sold by warranted TO he good and found
not to be SO, can be returned at our exrense.p
G5-Ternls cash.
iut7 BEATTY K Co.
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You 1riH do nell

If you have Observation-Disclosures are suffering
from General or Nervous DebiItty-to rOcure, at once,
a bottle of
HAAiPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine is so Universally and permane nifty popular
It. II. LOGAN K CO. Ge,pl Agents.
spec bridge Corner Drug Store.
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HoUsD AND IoT FoR sAT,E

HOUSE AND Lou FOR SALE
THE undersigned offers Tor sale Ills House and Lot 10
i Market street, side, between Monroe and Mo-
steeis The lot is IL iCei front, with good brick dive
ling house and out buildings
II viii be Snld low aud accommodating iermS Am,
possession given amy lime alter the first o: October
% Enquire OF
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trust sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE, BRIDGE

~
by virtue of certain deeds Of irus: from Michael Swce-
ID ney aud wife TO myself, duly acknowledged and re-
corded ~ the clerks Office OF the county Ohio
COOHiy, Virginia, SHALL Monday the Sin DAY
Der, 1855, 2 O'Clock at the iron door OF the court
house IN The CITY OF Wheeling eXrosc TO sale by public
nnidse stock and personal property. to wits all Of lots
on Tue wcSt Sue OF Nam street IN the Northern part OF
said city, and which is and erected the late res
Iuemce ct Id Michael Sweency-consiucred the very
nest bulIt lcs'dence within he city, with first rate stab
IL" etc Also three hUud cd and ninety enc sha es OF
the capital stock oil The Wheeling and belmont Bridge
ompdhyi ana also The lat interest OF said Michael
sweeney in and TO the steamboat CITY oil Wleeling
said interest heing stock therein taken by said Michael
sweeney 10 ihe amount OF S3uON-O which sun he paid
III about twenty-five hmmd ell dollars in casI and The
ia ence OF said stock being nearly paid up of The
insS OF the boat.
Terms Of Sdie.-FOr the real eslae-One third OF the
purchase money TO he paid in cash. The residence in
three equal payments at SIX twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the day sale The deferred nay-
mens 10 be secured by proper deed the PIE
m'Ses
Toms Of Sal. for the Fridge Stock and the Stock in
SreaubOatomclhid in cash and the in two equal
at three AMI six months, with interest the
day OF sale" c Sec ell by negotiable with a en-
dorser or endorsers approved by myself
Sep5 trustee.
Tic above sale is pOstnonec to Monday. Oct 9Th at the
front door "rthe Court House OF Ohio County The sale
ALFEE6 CALDWELL Trustee.
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOWN,
:
~ wli= 1" the undersigned, lated 23I February 1855
aud duly recO 'ded in the clerks Office tue county
court Tor Ohio county, Virginia, in book 90 page ga
shall ON the
STm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855,
AZ O'CLOCK A. NJ at the front door Of The hnuse
The Ut wheeling expose 10 sale. by pu bc auction TO
The highest bdder lot number FIVE (5) square fifteen
90 IN South wheeling tiorma,Iy R!chicownJ ON said
lot is good brick hou~n viii; dry cellar, good well Of wa
tcr etc Sale positire, te7RiS cash
sIstds MN. $. GoSHnRN Trustee
The above sale has hecm postponed until Monday the
18th Inst. at II O'Clock \. NJ.
Just Received.
IINIE undersigned would most re ,pectfly inform his
l. friends aud patrons Of Wheeling Is vicinity ami
Tie citizens generally That he has Just received his Fail
AMI winter stock OF
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES AND vESTINcS,
together with full assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Goods which will he sold most soma Bile terms
Cloths, CaSsmeTes and VestngS sold by the yard
piece PATTERN made to order in the latest and most
approved style and best manner, at short notice
10 satisfactory lit guaranteed cases. or no s1le
J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor
-. No. Washington Hall,
OoO WheeimS Va
GTimeS
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FIVE silver NJ ednI. nnd seven Diplomas
have been awarded TO ADAMS for first class Dasucneo
types. Adams Co.'s Gallery at tho corner of Urion
aud Main SITS. Strangers invited to call, citizens
course win do Pictures taken as cheap as Tie cheap
est. ie3O
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Select School.

DOIUCI DCuUUl.
Mrs. F. s. WILLIAMS will open Select School on
NJ Main st in the fist ward, two doors below tue
Presbyterian Church, on MONDAY the 10Th day Of OC-
TERMS.
For English branches 81 per term OF II weeks
Foe any Higher Eiamches, 81 do do do
Tuition payable hal"quarterly in advance
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DYSPEPSIA.
TIL best remedy Dyspepsia, liver complaint Jaun
dice etc, is DE- HOOhlnd's German iIers prepared by
G. NJ Jack son. Phia Observe t- nane-und bey are or
LOunterieits. The genuine is sold by
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
Oc'h:1w wholesale agents III Main ST.
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DEATH OF THE REY. Ma. JACKSON, OF NoRPoLE.
The Rev VIM. NJ. Jackson, of Norfolk, pastor
of ST. Pnul's Protestant Episcopal Church, has
at last fallen victim tc the fever He had labor
ed among the sick and tie dying throughout the
scourge, and he gathered the orphans in the lee
ture room Of his church, aud was father and a
friend to them up to his death. The correspond
ent of the Richmond Dispatch in Recording his
death, says:
eat the still hour of midnight this good man
cloSec his eyes in death, and his freed spirit took
its flight to the land of eternal rest and to- day at
noon his remains were conveyed 10 the cold grave.
From the commencement of the fatal epidemic to
the hour Of his attack, he went diligently forth in
the discharge Of his pastoral duties speaking words
OF consolation to The suffering and dying, comfort
ing the bereaved widows aud the weeping orphans;
entering at night we'll as at day. the ample man
sions of the rlch as readily the humble cottage Of
the poor, and doing his duty as faithful minister
OF Christ.
The death of this excellent divine has caused
deeper gloom to rest upon ouI citizens. At this
time Of distress and affection, this sad bereave-
ment is most SenSibly and painfully felt by our
community. He and his kind Offices will be re.
membered long and f ndly bya large number OF
our people, and the scattered members of his flock
will be deeply panied to hear of the death of their
beloved pastor.
ar. ]. is at least the fifth minister that has died
at his post during the reign OF this dreadful disease
inNorfolk. The names Of Rev. MeSsrs. Chisholm,
DiDrell, EskTidge, aud Jones, have been added to
the list of the dead.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10

REFUSE TO FusE.-The General Committee of
Wing Young Men of New York met on Friday
night. A resolution was offered in substance as
follows:
ResOlssd, That this Committee endorse and ap-
prove the action of the late Wing State COnven-
ton at Syracuse.
This resolution was debated and lOst-ayes %.
noes 81. 4 series OF resolutions, regulating such
action, and proclniming the Intention CT the Com
mittee to adhere to the Wing name and Wing or
ganization, were then presented and after an in
effectual attempt to lay them on the table, they
were adopted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10

Cot coLLlER:-The New York correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun says.
1.-THE ease ofthe Government tvs. James COL
lier, formerly Collector at snnftancsco, to recov-
er over $780, GOO said to be due from the latter,
was partially decided in the U. S. Court yestrday
The decision so reduced the various amounts
under certain heads in favor of Mr.. Collier that
the Government claim will be nearly liquidated."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10

time experience the unpleasant effect Of temporary ind
gestiou such OuEess, weight aud uneasiness
Of the stOmaca, foul tongue, bitterness in the mouth
sick headache, Ar such feelings eyi.
denee OF approaching dysPep which should always be
checked and cured by the Dr. Hos,et,srs Stomach
Bitters, which to be inlabIe remedy Tor
all such complaints To this thousands will testify who
have tried them and proved the facts.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
aud by
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For sale wholesale and retail by
spls LAUGHLINS + BUsHFIELD.
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why FEMALES SUFFER nEALTI
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION.
EY DIR, a. NJ. MAuRIcEAU,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredth Edition OO,O0O) 1smO. PIP. 25t
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wAsHrSGroS MISUNDERSTANDING Presi-
dent has appointed James NJ. Lowe, ESQ.,, of
lows, US. District Judge for Iowa, and Josiah
Pierse, IT,. of Portland, Me-, Secretary of Lega-
ton at St. Petersburgh. The predecessor of the
first named is dead, and, of the last, resigned
Also, A. N. Jackson, of Miss. to be U. S. Consul
TO ConstantinoPle, Turkey. This place has been
some time vacant.
Light House Keeper AppOinted.-JOhn Mahnn
has been appointed keeper of the light house at
Fishers Battery, Md.
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Special NOTICE s.
C YOU'RE aettinq Old!!''

"YOUR HAIR is TURNING GREY"
Well, you can't stop yOus getting old, but you may
Keep your locks in spite Of Fathsy Time, By using
Woods Hair Restorative.
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rrThe london shipping Gazstte Of be I4Ih

WEDNESDAY MORN: OCTOBER 10, 1855.
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UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
UST received large supply OF meriHo Under shirts
81 and DTaweas, extra Sizes running nom 30 TO II
inches in Tue breast, which, VIII be sold low at No.
Washington Hall by
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= WenLN III NlfIlnlus
II Stephens WarTeIIioH-o Sterling f Co. HzTrisoa
6UTsh-wm Beakmear and Z Holiday, Mound sriiEy-
Wilde s Bro, John Fisher. and H Thompson IHheriiug
VIM Holiday, WGrshGI H-JaCob d smith, TpeIis6trS
-Saml ]; Many, Lct1iS6uTgh-Z Karr, Cedar GTore
MIhs-Dr Barnes, CIaTEs6Hrg-Dr c Williams
ShsPheTHstouH sen5.dsyv9,n
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LadY1s Clothing

By Express:
wv have Just received. by Express, styles ofcnl
wv nred hornets, and large lot OF rich bonnet Rb
OciO HEISKELI. q Co.
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JUST received, fun supply black, white and color
ed Kid Cloves French and English buck GlOVesi very
heavy Winchester buck Gloves calf Gloves; lamb and
Shammoy, lined, oil superior quality. Silk and lash
Gloves OF all kinds, for Saie low at No Washing
ton Hall, by
ocIO j. II. STA LLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HANDKBRCHiEPs AND CRAVATS.
OF All kinds, embracing the
III newest and most fashionable styles OF Stocks aud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-10

The place to get at the Bridge corsr Drug stOre of
TIL. Logan & Co.
where you will fluid everything desirable in the toilet OF
lady or gentleman. spe6
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20
lee Bouud.

Gov. lizard and suite, with 9 large mum
Der Of our citizens, attempted to cross the
river yesterday afternoon, bat without sue
cess. The ice had given away in tbs chan
mel and there Was consequently no safety In
crossing. Both branches Of the Territorial
Legislature, ''in committee Of the whole
awaited the arrival Of the company on the
West bank Of the river, and were doubtless
much disappointed that any hing should in
terups the welcome Of the new Governor.
We learn that preparations are being
made TO give public banquet, at the State
House this evening, in.honor of their Excel
lencies, Mr.. Cunning and lizard.
Should the river still! continue mpassable,
this demonstration Of tho people must be
delayed. We hope to be present and give
the interesting details.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20
Interesting TO Ladies.

Influence or WoHAN.-Ths utter subiee-
ton of woman to the arbitrary will Of man
IS characteristic OF countries stepped in ig-
norance, barbarian and tyranny The els-
vation OF woman TO the intellectual dignity
of man is chorscteri ,tic Of countries blessed
with knowledge, civilization and liberty.
Let the despotic nations of the East regard
the tender sex a. slaves only to their uncon-
trolled dominion; but let the free nations OF
Europe prove their superiority in justice. rs
dnement and religion, by sharing with that
sex all the mental pleasures Of which they are
as capable As ourselves. lfincompctent leg
islstors make bad laws, women are a. deeply
injured By their operation as men; If compe-
tent leg islators secure good laws, women are
as much benefited by che blessings they pro-
ducs ~ men; independently Of which, il even
men alone were subject 20 the OWL or the
good, how could women be Indifferent to the
happiness Of their husbands, fathers, broth
ers or SONS, Of whom such men must EXIST
From the lips Of woman every infant hears
the first accent Of affection, and receives the
first lesson Of duty in tenderness and love.
For tho appreciation of woman the grown-up
youth will undertake the boldest enterprise,
and brave every difficulty of study, danger,
and even dea,h itself. To the happiness Of
WON an the man of maturer years will devote
the best energies of his mind and body; and
from the soothing and affec;ionate regards of
women, tho man who is become veneroby
bv years derives his chief consolation in
life's decline. Who, then, shall say that the
one half of the human race, and they con-
fessedly the most vrtuous ana the most ami
able, may not been trusted with an intelli-
gence and an influence equal TO our own?
TO them, when sorrow AFFECTS us, We consign
half our suferi1gs, and they cheerfuliy re-
llcve Us by Tightening them. When JOY de-
lights, We give the half of onr pleasures, and
they as readily consent to share them. They !,
our psvations, and they increase by their
particil alton the ecstaoy, of oil our delights
They dessrve, therefore, the full enjoyment
of every privilege that: is in our power to
confer on them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20

A Toucu or The SUBLAE.-Major Ross,
the Soap man; is a funny fellow. lie beats
the razor strop man all TO nothing in max
ing speeches upon ali subjects; but, what
ever may be the subject Of his discourses
they all end in SOAP. We stopped to listen
to one of his efforts, the other day, at the
cattle show At Keene. He pointed to the
star-spangled banner, which was floating
over tho business office, and went on thus,
or something like it.
80, that were an eagle would scize
Columbia's flag unfurl.d, and soar aloft IN =
til | reached the upper air. would wave
it o'er the throne Of tyrants, an emblem OF
hope and promise to the down trod len, and
hang it from the ceiling Of the skies
would steal the nectar from the gods, and
suck from every cloud ambrosiai sweets,
and when descend again to earth WOULD
MAKE THEE INTO SOAR !"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
'. Ann. Scott, Divorce ME- ..::s ~.
d. 1858.

yTNO Ann Scott, the defendant in the above
entitled cause. who has been returned not
found; you are hereby notified that the said
plaintiff. John Scott, Jr., has flied in my Office,
his petition asking the said court TO decree 70
him divorce from, the bonds of ma,rlmony
against you and thar unless you appear and
answer thereunto, or before the morning OF
tho second day OF the next term of the said dis
trlct court. 10 be begun and holden on the 3ra
Monday ia March, A. u 1858. at Gienwood.
in Mills county, Iowa, decree win be render
ed against you IN accordance with the prayer
o: said petitioner. WIN SNUFFIN,
Clerk District-cours. Mills co. Iowa.
D. B. SOLOMON, Sol'r for complainant.
Jan %, '5o. n33-4v
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20
Served Elm Right.

When Ne are tempted to consider the
legal corps a nuisance to society, let u,
remember thousand instances Of the tri
umph of right over might; when the poor
and down trodd,n, the weak and defence.
less, have triumphed over the influence
of wealth AMI the weight it carries with
it. The Lawyer is the means by which
these events are brought about. Beloa
We give case:
A FAIR SAMPLE or GoiSc TO LAVA
conductor on the road between New Lon.
don and Norwich Ct, put a man out oil
the car far not paying five cents. the ex-
ira charge on ticket paid for n the cars
The man had applied at the office, but il
was shut. and lie had only fifty CENTS; but
the conductor would not receive it, and
thrust him rudely outof the car, by which
his knee pan was broken. He sued the
Company and recovered SO, 200 damages
v e are inclined TO think it would have
been more profitable to have forgiven thai
FIVE eents.-N Y. Tribune.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20

A pRIcYLxss Cow.-We have occa' ionally
observed in the agricultural papers notices
of fine milking co~., but We think Mobile,
in one case At least, can surpass them all.
A gentleman in this vicinty-who is too
modest to have his name mentioned has q
Devon COW, six years old, running at large
on the common every day, but kept up a;
nj hit and we'll fed on bran, hay, vegetables,
&C., which gave the past year sixteen hun
dred and twenty gallons Of milk. The dairy
woman's memorandum is as follows: lst
three months, average, six gallons of milk
aud II pounds Of butter; Cd three months,
five gallons and ten pound; 81 saree months,
four gallons and eight pound 4th three
months, three gallons and SIX pounds. The
milk At 40 cts per gallon, which is the com
mon price here, would amount to S648.
This shows The Importance of having a good
blooiea COW. In The present instance, the
cost OF keeping is no more than for an ordi-
nary country COW, and yet the value Of mil K
for one ysar is nearly $3.50.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-20
They Come. .

We were visited Yesterday by Mess. J. II
Smith, J. C. Barnard, snd C. Mats of Quincy
Illinois. They come 10 seek homes in Ne
hraska and expect TO move their families TO
FonteLelle IN the spring; We welcome a.
nelghbors al such men, either TO settle in
our own county or as eisizsns Of Nebraska.
The advance guard Of large emigration
Of settlers is daily arriving. Let them come,
Western Iowa and Nebraska ara the mos,
interesting and beautiful countries to which
the way worn emigraut can turn his steps
for home.
Come, come rich Or poor, It's no matter
50 they are industrious and honest, Hare
Is room enough for = million.