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The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

OINClNNATI JOCKEY OLuB. - l. mere
appears to be an immense amount of fun
brewing for the meeting of turfmen not
long hence to assemble at Cincinnati
Pierce will be entered by his friends, ex-
cellently groomed, but not being possess
ed of the requisite bottom is likely to be
distanced on the first heat. Failing to
win the race himself he will stop on the
track and throw dust in the eyes of old
Buck as he makes his second heat. Marcy
is supposed to 90 his bottom dollar on
Buchanan, and besides the Pennsylvania
nag has other strong hackers. but Pierce
is determined to adopt the dog in the
manger policy and let no Northern man
win but himself. Perhaps he might make
the single exception of Douglass he has
been reported to say that if he had no
chance he desired MS friends to go for
Southern man.
The Southern members of the club do
not need any posting up on such an oc-
casion. Their claims to the inside track
arc as old as the government They will
not fail to take advantage of the chances
thus offered to secure the nomination of
man from their own section. After all
the trucking subserviency, and doing of
dirty work for them by Pierce and Doug
lass, Wise or Hunter would be more &C
eeptatle to them for o race than either of
the former.
The n. Y. Herald thinks the South
ought never to abandon the two-thirds
rule in the trial of nags for the Presiden-
CIV, at least not till the North has acquired
wisdom and discretion proportionate to
her numerical and political strength.
This rule adhered TO leaves little room
to doubt that the nominee of the Demo.
cratic party for the Presidency will be a
man of southern birth or a northern lick
spittle.
If there was any probability of the
election of a President of sham Democracy
principles, we would most fervently pray
that the former might succeed. The gen.
uine article is far superior to the bogus
Give us for Gods sake even Wise in
preference to cringing, sycophantic,
northern toady like Pierce or Douglass.
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Text:

mark as great man. who is member of the
Vigilance Committee. Every man of intelli-
gence is friend of law and order. Canrot
the people see what must happen7-- State Jour.
Rowdes who want an Education; Friends of Mob Law:
OFFICERS
Judge Marrow, Property Holder.
Secretary-**xBIuxom
Legal Advisers It w Park and Thomas
Campbell.
Grand Marshall-Charles Doane.
Door keeper-A NJ Burns
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
VIM Coleman, President, Merchant.
VIM Arlington, Merchant
Myers F Truett, Merchant.
g B Post Merchant.
L Smiley, Merchant and Auctioneer.
James Dows, Merchant (Lieuor. .Dealer.)
r NJ Jessup, Merchant
c Case, Merchant
III Coghill, Merchant.
w H rillinghast Merchant.
Farewell, Merchant.
E IL Washburn, Merchant and Auctioneer.
James Vantne, Merchant Liquor Dealer
II NJ Hale, Merchant
w ' Hutchings, Merchant
Charles Vail. Merchant
w Page, ex.Banker.
/ B Thomas, Merchant.
Capt Gorham, Merchant
Capt Henry Brown, Distiller
Wilber Thompson, (not ascerts' led
G Ward, Broker
G V Gillespie, Searcher oi Records.
Calvin Nutting, Blacksmith.
Edward Flint, Merchant
H Fish, Agent
DemnSter (Of n Pocs G. C.N NazuL.4
VIM FL Gladwin, Merchant.
Jesse Seigman, Merchant
With one hundred thousand more throughout
The Htate, who approve of their acts These
approve OF, and desire the purity of the ballot
box and the firm and prompt administration
OF justice. These desire that witness should
allowed to tell the truth, without being brow
beaten and reviled in open Court These desir e
that those pest of the leg Il professions the ma.
Jority of the criminal Lawyers at San Fran.
cisco, should be deprived of their power to on,
luse and abuse the honest witness, and they de.
sire that quibbling and special pleading be alb :
rog gated, technicalites wiped out: and thai
murder should bear its proper name, and be
made with all other dangerous ofenses, to
know that tpunishment is the certain consequence.
Men of Intelligence and friends Of Law and Order
Dave Scanned
Hugh G Murray.
Billy Mnlligan.
ChasP Duane
YaI kee Sullivan.
Woolley Kearney.
Ned McGowan,
Ben Lewis
Billy Carr
Hennessey,
Tom Finley,
Terrence Kelley,
Pete Wightman,
Cock Eyed Fury,
Martin Gallagher,
With enough more to enable them to mus
ter SIX hundred and eighty one SOULS
men women and children, at the funeral of
one of their kidney, and probably some two or
three thousand in all the State, viz. all the
shoulder strikers suckers, and reprobates of
every kind in the State, with few honest but
prejudlced men. These, with the exception of
the last, desire to swe II in idleness on
gains extorted from the fears or supneuess of
others.
These desire to go Oh with their beatings,
shootlngs, stabbings, and stuffngs.
That no one shall dare to rehearse their an
tecedents, or to call their crimes by the names
they deserve, under the penalty of 'scold
CUT or "blue pill' administered on the mo-
ment.
That the laws shall not be enforced upon
them, but only upon the little fellows Oh :
Oh! Oh
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

W John II. Cortelyou, formerly of
Sacramento has been appointed Consul to
Ha-a.lan, hy the Fresiasnt.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

THANKs-To j. W. Sullivan for Harper
and host of Atlantic papers. To "Noisy
Carrier" for like favors.
ToJ. E. Hamlin for the first delivery of
Atlantic papers of every variety. Also to
Cohn for similar favors.
Witkowski tumbled in bundle of fine read
ing matter for which he has our thanks.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

KNHE WHITE CLOUD HOTEL, situated on the
IL stage road between Nevada and Alpha, near
Gold Hill This Hotel is advantageously located for
any one wishing to follow that branch Of business.
Also for sale Gilbert Piano, with the 4Eolean at
tachment. Ass, 0ne-half -hare in the Union Ditch,
and one sixth interest in mining claims owned with
Spicer Il Moore Also, Dwelling and Log store,
with the balance of stock Of Goods, in Alpha
Terms Cash. For further particulars enquire Of
A. J. D00LITTLE jefferson
jefferson, South Yuba May % 1855 If
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Attest. J H BosrwIcK, Recorder
BY THOMAS p HAWLFY Den
FOR SALE CHEAP.

YENHE undersigned offers for sale on reasonable
with House and Lot adjoining the same The Fur
nture, Bar fixtures, &C. will be sold with the alley
good business is now doing with the alley, and
the only reason wish to sell, is that my health is
poor, and wish to return to the Atlantic States Ap-
ply, at Orleans Flat to saw THOS. MULLIGAN.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
BULLS PECTORAL BALSAM. :

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY HAS BEEN FULLY TEST
ED RY THOUSANDS
ND In no instance has it failed. If you have cough
"A Cold, Bronchiies Tghness of the Chest Consump.
ton, Whoopng Cough any other disease of the Chest
or Lungs. Dr. John p Bulls rectura Balsam is safe
certain, speedy and permanent cure.
The Pecioral Balsam possesses great advantage over
all othtr cough incidents in respects. he first
place, II cures the cough, WITHOUT PRODUCING SICKNESS
OF THE STOMACH as all other cough remedies do-n the
second place, 1t ALWAYS CURES THE DISEASE IN FEW
DAYS and pleasant TO take-is purely veg
eable and uniform in its action and UNPLEASANT con
SEQUENCE will follow its Another reason why il
should be preferred is prepared receipt Of an
old and experienced practitioner who devoted hrv
years OF his life to the einy and investigation of isepses
OF the lungs and chest Most patients will not take the
ordinary cough remedies from he fact that they are un
Pleasant to take uncertain in their and ALWAYS
producing SICKNESS at the STOMACH.
The Pectora Balsam is pleasant ake is certain to
cure The disease, will not slcke the stomach but will
relieve ana cure the cough by aaying irritation promo
uns expecoration and procuring quiet and refreshing
sleep.
The most obstinate Bronchar and Pulmonary disea
are cured by the OF this remedy from TO 10 duys
Many eases OF seemingly. hopeless consumption have
been permanently cured by the of this mod
cine, never give up while there bottle to be had
ANY number OF testimonials have been received by the
proprietor with The request that they might be published
but having full confidence in the Basam and believing
that the articles will recommend itself have not deem
two doses 10 satisfy any that they have at last found
remedy that cures coughs, colds and without
the stomach.
Fac sime of the proprieors signature on the outside
wrapper.
JOHN LARK, MD.
Sole Agent for Californi
Hh9tV-H No. % Main
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
NEVADA r. A. CHAPTER, No g. MEETS EVERY
IN MONDAY EVENING at the Masonic Hall, on Broad
street.
Stated meetings the MONDAY next proceeding
every Full Noon, and two weeks thereafter.
THOMAS H. CASWEIL, ME.HP
T. p. HAwIEy. Secretary
l. O. o. F.-UNIoN LODGE NO. 48-Insuted Oct
81, 1902 meets every Wednesday evening, at the Odd
Fellows Hail. Maia street, [Southl Eureka California
Faithful Brothers are ever welcome
w. B. RICHARDS, N. G.
!. o. OF.-BRooKLYN LoDGE, No. 46-Instituted Oct l3
leo5-Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Red Dog.
Brothers in good standing are ever W, lcome
J. c. GREEN, n. G.
l. j. bt RECESS. Secretary. dec 2s--3m
Masonic.
E. r. KANE LODGE No ~, off. & A. NJ meets reg
uiariy on FRIDAY EVENING of each week at the Ma
5 Ha Broad street.
CHARLES MARSH WIN
i, v WATSON Secretarv. 36-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
TESTIMONIALS FROM TIE PRESS.
'rn,,r thn Nchn IL, I,nniE. Gnn L'..nr Z.

PROFESSOR HrNGERFoRD.-Althougho opposed the syk-
tenn of advertising yet deem but Just TO this gentle
rhn to admit that his system OF treatment in Private dis
undoubtedly the most approved one now in u.r
throughout the civilized world. 4e s,
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
JOHN LARK.

Agent or Nevada No. 80 Main street, and for sale by
Druggists generally. I-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01
G q NJ VI r. RCIAI4.

h"htsA4J y. ~, 4flt. a.
Weather very cold sleighins god fsround
ioun. Roads rough tbs country business Is
iiYely compared with th,s last yeayi sDurtng
The pas wssa surprising nuuiber d teams were III
the streets loading for tbs interior.
There Is no material change il tbs market. *
ceit u what which has declined 10 cent? per bush
el. Hogs are coming in freely. The market price
may be considered -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

ca" We would direA attention to the no.
tiec q Mr.. Buell., in our Local column.
Our readers know from Our previous re-
marks that We consider h III an excellent ar
tst, and pictures have become very common
and very appropriate gifts between friends
Cab at his gallery, and he will suit YOU with
any style.
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suNDRIRS
yHE com sIsHLLs.R.

4 entered into partnership under the name Of
Lewis Bradley & Ga, for the sale Of Diclin on
Patent Corn shelaf They only have tho right 60
sell thser celebrated Shelters IN Ice County.
!, have few on hand. Apply 10 II. K. Reed
~ + MON Block u AIN street next door west of J
Il Sullivan & Collins Agricultural Store.
nm - ...lf
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KsE EsE.EvGT ON


L. Il DALnoPF, Professor Of Book keeping and
Commercial sciences.
!. : Duncan, the best OF hand penman in ae
Wet. Prof ssor IL IiuSnCss aad Ornamental Pen
manship
{. BENI DARWIN, memhor # the Burlington bar,
Professor II Mercantile Law.
The course al training IN this Institution co;rIri-
ses six different method, 81 Keeping Books, by deu-
he entry applied 10 every department If trad In
dtYilual partnership. Retail, Wholesale, Shipping,
Importing, Exporting Commission, E1change, haHk-
ing, Manufacturing and Compound, Company bust
About three hundred Commercial Computa-
tons, explaining many business operations not aund
IN common Arlthmetlcs comprehensive c3ufse ~
Business Penmauship, Business Forsus aud business
Letters. Daty lectures Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences An elegant diploma. under
the seal Of the State College If Pennsy vania gued
by the Faculty, j. granted to those who pass .ats-
factory examination THIS instrument viii DC found
pas port Ia the confidence OF every business house.
in any section of tie Union. Duf's Book keeping.
Harper's edition. price dollar and ffty cents,
the most perfect and compr, henslse in the In .lsh
language. bpfs Western Steamers account, per-
fece system i1r such accounts, dollar. 10 had
81 t3r-e lSt3kstore. etf rean ST. send for rcu-
lar aud specimen oi Mr.. Duncan 5 Penmanship, by
mail. NOVEL
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STOVES
Timers StOck.l

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from 70
10 inches.
1000 bills. Sheet Iron from No. lG to 81.
1000 packages Plymouth Riycts, iron and tin q,
from on. To IL lbs.
800 boxes TIN plate
600 bundles Iron wire from No. to No Is.
so gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from Ut to
III inches
so gross Pressed lin bottoms from toy inch
40 do do scoopta and plain dinner plates
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
90 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
I55 do Assorted tin d ears.
go do Iron tea kettle ears.
rs do do do do burs,
100 DO Pressed lin pot covers.
40 do Of No. i, 2. ard peuier knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent opouts assorted sizes
Perforated tin IN sheets
Copper Ritets and Burs
Bucket Handles
MaIlets expressly for tinaeis'
Stove Backing IN papers or by the keg.
CONS ID1k b BROTHERS.
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TAKE Nn,lrxsE

Nj puKE HOOPER have just received one az ia
1'I finest and best selected nssor,memts II PERI
merry and Fancy articles ever brought into this mar.
ke' The Ladies especially Invited to give ms eli
noyls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

me Pictures % g.aas as they are sometimes
eaied, hnt far superior 10 the patent AmbrotypssJ
Nnieh are taken at Buell's gallery are pronounced
oy all a. the beatest present Tint be presented
To friend. Bueli's Gallery ss Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

A1o0kE Il HOoPER's Glyeenm Ointment. = a..
w iighifu article for chapped hands Inns &c 80
MOORE liUurEK'S on Main. IN
novl7 neer Third str..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

REsrITurIoN.-We are glad to learn that
Col. Albertson has recovered the money
stolen from him near Abba. The thief was
so green that public pretcnce of the Col.
that be knew who it was that had robbed
him, and would not expose him If the money
was returned, induced him 70 return every
dollar stolen. We think very possible the
Z lesson will serve to prevent the criminal from
ever undertaking IA similar offence, and We
are quite sure the Col. wont tie his money On
Fhe back Of his buggy again.
~ Col. McCrea, Of Kansas notoriety.
lectured a; Iowa City on the 22d, on Kansas
ard personal affairs. We Judge from the re-
marks Of the Reporter that his bearing and
the tone Of his remarks were somewhat Of
fensiye TO the people Of Iowa City.
CIR We paid visit TO the gas works this
morning. Times.
Should think likely. BY the appearance Of
your last paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01
r. HAMELL, M. u. /.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
rTAVING permanently located III this city, would
rssPeotfuy sol,e. s. share o. public patron n,
n doe27dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01
RcMO

y, gfy 8 KILB0uRNE have removed to their
!, new tore in kilhonrne's Block. They have
49, 10 pains or expense in fitting up their store,
nr..s .ssYplcte stock Of Looking Glasses, Chi
unde Skaery, which they are selling at
ku5ts ton olky trade for cash.
Ia CAREY & KILB0URNE
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For Rent.

+ have q comfortable dwelling bous.s. Persons
/ wanting 10 reI.t may call 81 my store Main
Street, a. have one empty.
dcc7daW 5. 5. BILLINGS.
L'OR SALk-For goods cas b vail seli - build
/ iHe l0ts on Main Street or Die Lesc4. ~ feet
front ~ 40 feet deep. Also 1000 acres Of good
farming land ia lie County, Iowa, within II or %
miles ~ the city u heokuk No q Main Street,
between 81 AMI 3D. = s. BILLINGS.
dee 7dAg
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Lumber Lumber

FTHE subscriber has bought the east Saw Mil"
4 two miics above the city. and is prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber except Pincl M the
shortest notice "a from 81 ~ 90 81 80 per 100 faet
liz i also carrying on The Plow and Wagon FL, fa-
ry the corner ol i2th aud Man Street, where he
r pared to furnish wagons and Plows Of the best
tHlsh and quality al wholesale or retail. cheaper
thon similar article can be had in southern Iowa.
ttgs4 2d&wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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FANCY C0ODs AM Toys.

FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBERTOP, NJ. ~, Main street, has just re
~. ceiyed large and complete assortment Oh
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical instruments, Shot Guns
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and on, which he vii
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash, q. 0BERTOP.
keokuk, Oct 90, 1855.
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Y FHENlN. A. J
kfs WILL 4 60.

4 PPLES.-300 hh apples Of excellent quality.
\ and great number ii choice flavor, for sale ~
noY2>d HAMILL 4 GO.
LNlDUk Flour usomer- rely upon getting
l. Quincy, Beutonspari ana Birmingham + Jour
regularly at ~, Main street
ney2sd HAMILL ( co.
GOLDEN ~lRt PIN keys and half hbls Bel
~ cher'- sugar House Syrup. in kegs and half
bb,s. Kaisins in boxes half boxes and quarters.
nos2sd HAMIlL i co.
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters, received
~ direci from Baltimore, al IS, Main street.
nov2sd HAMllL co
TlliRTf Boxes choice ". K. Cheese, just rece wed
i and for sale by HAMIIL & co.
declTd
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New Furniture.

1VV " II III III lfIVs
| ; EElN ED by late shipments at the ''Gate City
IL Furniture Rooms
IL pair Sociabie, and elegant styles various pat
terms and price~
? dn upholstered Lounges,
pair sofas, fashionable patterns.
marble top dressing Bureaus various patterns.
10 plain do.
marhctop Fricze legCener Tables.
Rosewood Hat stands, gilt and ivory mounted new
and elegant patterns.
6Gothie do cherry and walnut.
Turned DO.
30 loz cane seat Chairs all patterns and qualities.
I'd arm Rockers. scat and back
2 40 sewing Rockers, do.
Also beautiful upholstered Ottomans. Gothic
Reception Chairs. Qaayette Table, Fancy Towel
Ntand- and larger .surIn mt If ali kinds Of fash
ionabc furniture Which the public invited 10 call
All examine. C.s. ABBOTT 4 co
dec lgd 1856 Main 81.
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IRENE dous stock i.

NJ Boys say my second story il piled SO tu3l o
vi g,@4s that there is danger # breakdown. Al
persons wanting goods at their prices will q
well e. call NJ oar store AID save The trouble r.
throwing hem into the street Dry Goods, yes, cy
cry thing: Groceries SEES the best teas fresh; Boot
and shoes. yes, every thing.
a,c7 d6w 6Dr. DILLlEGS.
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usI received, supply Of Winter strained Lar
- Oil, superior article .inds
novi7 MOORE Hoopsnics froasa
/ lASEED Oil and Spirit Gas al :. - arxsr
- nosi7 MOORE H0opEIn au i iipxf2
GENUINE Teais OIL. Nhite Sten p4ma.sn dom =
~ received and for ale eh ap ly !. f,r yeensnt
noNlf MOORE Ho, building 80
IIOsfkfIER'o cslebgasea stomach Eitfa 9th. y
1 L sale by MOORE 4 HoQkhlk - -.
September .. l855.--d $1,000
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Hoiyday Presents.

kTf H0Iyday Presents.
TFyop want to make your friends presents that are
III uaeful As we'll as ornamental, cali ut Carey 4
'Kilkourne' =, Kilbourne Is Block dec25d
ROBERT HAINES.
\ IA RHITEcT, Grahams Building, Ind ST., keo.
IA h tx Iowa.
~ PISS and specification for buildings accurately
EANd .esmtifoaliy prepared d6wly
kaIckSRENT. Concert Hall from the LIST Of Janu,
Anext. Apply to G. h. CONN
nsszau
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Tie ubFcrill ~ pfolrie.
tors { the Empire ~'oec
Works, -. Louis. b..
ieage 10 inf stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established r branch
of their hous in Keoisuk,
where they viii keep con
stantly on hand y large
and we'll assorted stock
az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

G0uTH HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
- Is in township 81, North Of Range 10 West in
A ppanoose county. Iowa, we'll watered. Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post office, keokuk oct. ~ DIFF
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NTE HAA Just received large and beautiful
w selection Of Brittania and Furnished " are,
- Alaig street. IoMS1Dlh i BRO.
deetrd
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SshAMLESS BAG~-~tark Mllis-oUu lust rcrely-
- ed 81 Nam Street UURkEk CO.
deci0J
DLAID LONG sHAWI.S - just received per
l. American Express, loo of new and elegant
styles, which with previous stock makes orr rs
~ortment more full aud complete than any time
during IN season. s. Main Street.
deel0d DURkEE q co
- ILLS rILht3t ~ have received very re-
- Gently by express several Large Lots cf Dress
sihsS which W. are ofIering nj unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot If splendid s'Moire An
tiqoes" IN dress patterns No. IS Main Street.
dacled DURkEF 4 co.
INL0oR OIL CLOTHS = Anoth.r Iof II feet ~
L width, new and splendid patterns iust received
al - Main Street DURkEE dC0.
dccle "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-01

I lSr KECEINE ED, ut No. 81 Main street, six dox-
~ set of Pianshtd Plate Covers. most useful
Sarticic in housekeeping. CoMsT0Ch 4 BRO.
' deci7d
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

UNCLE SAMUEL.-Uncle Sam was born a
nation eighty years ago; since then he has
whipped his mother and one of his brothers,
thrashed the Barbary cousins, threatened
France and made her pay up, and cleared
decks for battle with Austria. He has set
an example for liberty and popular power
that has thoroughly frightened the deSpots
otthe earth and periled their ancient thrones
He has grasped continent and is fast cov+
ering it with free, educated and thriving
people He has built more ships than any
other nation in the same time, and his flag
Is now seen ON every ocean and sea, and in
every harbor aud river Tie has built more
steamboats,, more railways, more telegraph
lines, more school houses, more churches,
more cities, bigger babies, in that so years
than any other nation in 500 years. And
has printed more newspapers, made more
speeches, and has done moro Dragging than
any other nation has done in thousand
years