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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, the Vinton
County Agricultural Society met on
the 18th inst, and on motion proceed.
ed to appoint Awarding Committees
.forthe next Annual Fair. The names
of the gentlemen composing them will
be found undertheir appropriate head
ings in the list OF premiums.
On motion of B. Z. Hewitt the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed a
committee to solicit funds and men,
bers in their respective townships.
Pearley Brown Of Elk Township.
G.. w. johnson, Swan
Peter Miller, ir., Richland
John Swain, Harrison
Owens P. Clark, Eagle
John Kinney, Jackson 4"
O.. Newkirk, Madison
George Holdren, Knox
Alvin Finney, Brown
John Booth, Vinton
II. II. Bishop, Wilkesville +"
John Robbins, Clinton
On motion ofO. 7. Cunning, the
Secretary was ordered to send specia'
notices to each member of the Finan.
cial committee informing them Of theil
duty, its nature, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16

Tho headquarters of the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad have been
removed from Chillicothe to Cincin-
natl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
10 Advertisers.

Advertisements must be handed in before o
o'clock on Wednesday morning in order ~toinsuro
their publication in the Democrat on the following
day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
Blasting POMAer.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
81 n large quantity Of q f~irst-rate article oil
Blasting Powder, which is warranted to be as rep
resented, and will DO sold as low as it can be bought
any place in the County.
j. &. Z. DODGE.
lime %. 1887 wa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
PROF. WOOD

INDF. WOUU-
DEAR SIR: My hair had for several years been
becoming rrematuroly gray, accompanied with
harshness, which rendered the constant applica-
ton Of oil necessary in dressingit. When com
menced using your hair restorative, about two
months ago, it was in that condition: and having
continued It's use until within the last three weeks
it has turned to its natural color and assumed q
softness aud lustro greatly to he preferred to that
produced by oils, or any other preparation | have
ever used. regard itas an Indispensable article
for every lady's toilet, whether to be used as IL
hair restorative, or the simple purposes of dress
ingor beautifyingt the hair. You have permission
to refer to me all who have any doubt OF its per-
forming all that's claimed forit.
MRS. G. SYMONDS, III, Third St.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 10, 1854.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is horoby given that on this 18th day Of
IN July AID. 1851, John Stevens, Administered
oethe Estate ofJohn W~oodgard, late of the County
Of Viuton, State Of Ohio, deceased, filed in the
Probate Court Of said County, his accounts and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement, and
that said accounts will be passed upon by said
Court on the 22d DAY ofOctobcr, A. D. 1851.
3. p. HEWITT,
July 1G, 1S57.-n49w3 Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
Henry Cnssii,s Esfntn.

NOTICE is hereby given tlat on this 9Th day
~ ofJuly, a. D. 1885,, the accounts and vouch-
crs Of William Murtindill and William Cassil, as
Executors of tho last viii and Testament of Henry
rassil, deceased were filed in the Probate Court
ofVintou County, Ohio, for inspection and final
settlement, and that said accounts will be passed
upon by said Court on tho 18th day of August,
A. D. 1857. B. p. HEWITT,
July6 le57.-3w Pro. Judge, VIC.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16

U-The list Of awards of the Agri-
cultural Society Of this county is now
before the public. 1t is to be hoped
that a more general interest will be
manifested in the Fair this year than
there was last. Let the soliciting
committee do their duty well and we
will vouch for a good exhibition
We would like to see the Fair ground,
this year, selected with some reference
to q hot day. Why not obtain a sha-
dy spot, erect Judges stand, tempo
rary seats, &C., for the comfort aud
convenience of the people9 These
things can be done at a very slight
cost. We beg to suggest, also, some
arrangement by which, horses, mules,
hogs, cattle, &C., may not be mixed
up promiscuously with men and wom-
en-, vegetables and manufactures, &c.
Order is the first law of nature why
not observe it a little at our county
fairs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16

HORSES PROBABLY SroLEN.--It will
be seen, by reference to our adyer-
tisements, that Mr.. Noah Sheets, of
Zaleski, has had the misfortune to lose
two horses-a very severe loss to a
poor mar at any time and particular
ly so just now when horses rate so
high. They have been missing since
the Fourth of July, upon which day
Messrs. Gilman & Cozzens, of this
place, also, lost a horse, that they have
been unable to find. This is a coin
cidence that leads US to believe the an.
imals were stolen, since they had been
turned out of stable frequently before
and never strayed. Look out for
horse thieves!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
WILSON KING.
St. Lonis. Lnnn 90. Isl

PROF. WOOD: Asyou are ahou. to prepare
and yend your recently discovered Hair Restora-
tive, and as you request my opinion Of it, | will
state that my hair was a few months ago very
gray, and after using two bottles Of your Hair Re
s]torativc, it resumed its original color; and since
its application all daudru1f has disappeared from
my head and | have been troubled with no diSa-
grecahle itchingof the scalp. Iam satisfied that
those who use IS will not regret it, as IL gives the
appearance Of having been recently oiled, ] am
prepared, therefore, to recommend its use 80 all
who are DESTROYS Of having u beautiful head Of
hair. ] am, sir, yours, dc.
II. l.. STEWART.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
C.R. r. ONlea. Nanlalla. Jnne q. ~.

C.R. f. Ohica, Nanda,ia june 81, 1854.
PROFESSOR WOOD
DEARSlR: take pleasure in bearing yOluu-
tary testimony to the excellence Of your hair Re
s]tOrative. Three months ago my hair was very
gray. It is now dark brown (thG original color)
smooth and glossy. The only application | have
made to il has been the Hair Restorative prepar-
cd by you, and which from the result in my own
case | can most cordially recommend TO others.
Respectfully Yours, EDWARD WOLCOTT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16

NincCaGCs, Ia, june 81, 1913.
PROF. O.. j. WOOD: Asyou are about to man
uflcture and vcnd your recently discovered hair
restorative, I viii state for whomsocvcr IL may
concern, that / haycused it and known Others 10
use it-that have for several years been in the
habit Of using other hair rcstoratiyes, and that |
find yours vastly superior to any other | know
II entirely c]lsauscs the head of dGndruiT. and
with one months proper use will restore
any persons hair to Its original Youthful
color and texture, giving it q healthy soft and CLOS
sy appearance and all this without discoloring the
hands that apply it, ortho dress on which it drops.
| would therefore recommend It's Use to every
one DESTROYS Of having Il fine color and texture to
tho hair. Respectfully yours,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HI HAS WORHED MIRACLES!

TIIAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN
l. be restored perfectly to original growth and
color, so far as their locks are concerned does not
admit Of doubt; bcsidcs it will cure every posi-
tblo disease OF the scalp, whether developed az
dandruG itching or in the shape of cutanoous G.
ruptions-eycn scald- head, aud in no possible
case will it fail Of curing, as if by magic, nervous
or periodical headache, and il used twice q week
by the youuc regularly, it will preserve the color
and keep the hair from falling, to any imaginable
age. Read and Judge.
Loeanspor,, Ia, juno, 1855,
MFssEs. o. WOOD d. CO.:
GENTS:-Yours of the 18th came duly to hand.
Enclosed please find tlirty-eight dollars, being
the amount Of Hair Restorative. have sold IL
all # II you chose you may send me
l can sell IL. II has worked miracles in this
place. sold a man six 81 bottles, that was bald
and it fetched new hair out all over his head.
Yours Respectfully. N. II. GRIDLEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
Baltimore Accom'n Baltimore

ON and after Monday, juno 10Th, 1857. Three
~ Trains day will leave Cincinnati for the
Enst. MS iollOMS:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16

,1Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please state that they are advertised.
July 0, 1857. J. W. CALDWELL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
CHANGERS
ONNERCIALAID MATHEMATICAL
INSTITUTE!
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

Splendid Inducements to those WbO
a0tSh to atLenda Commercial College!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-16
AMERICAN CENTRAL h. R. LINE,
MARIETTA and Cincinnati
RAILROAD DIVISION.

E=-G=z.a ers=E-l .==.=A NLEGay Nsr0-5
~ ID
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
NO. so.

marking such portions Of the boundaries Of
the Creek and Seminole countries as do not
consist cf vel defined natural bounaar;us
and c8mpenssf0n and expeuzss Of Inliari
Commissioners, per tWenty-6rst article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and kffy-
SIX, ten thousand dollars.
For The travelling and ether expenses o. th8
members 0f the Creek aid Seuiuois aelsxz.
tons (ineIudinz the aEeuEs ard the iEnEprsfsF
for the larteF) IN coming to Washington. 70.
naming an6retuming home, per twenfy-thiyl
article treaty seTsnth August, eizhtssa hun-
dred and ffly-six, eleven thousand dollars.
Provided, that all MONEYS appropriated fcr
fulflling treaties with or concerning ne For,
ida Indians, 0r SemiDoles, shall be expended
under the direction Of the Secretary of tbs
Interior.
1oEAS
For interest Of investment on fiftF-Eevgu
thousand Eve hundred dollarz, to the first uly,
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight. at i've per
ceu11n, for educzti0n OF other beneficial pur-
poses, under the direction Of the President,
per second article treaty nineteenth October,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, ard ninth
article treaty seventeenth May, eighteen hun.
dred and 6fty-fOur, two thousand eight han-
dred and seventy-fve dollars.
KANSAS
For interest IN lieu Of investment on two
hundred thousand dollars, Mt Eve per esuturn.
per second article treaty fourteenth January,
eighteen hundred and fOrty-six, ten thousand
dollars
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
BL1CkFooT NATION.

For second Of ten irstalments as annuity,
to he expended in the Psrchsse Of saeh goods,
provisions, and other useful articles asthe Pres
dent, at his discretion, nlay from time to time
determine per ninth a.ti -le of the treaty Of
sszeasseu.h Octsber, eighteen hundred and
fFty-fve, twenty thOusand dollars -
For second Of ten iIstaluents IS annuity,
to be expended In establishing and instruetIng
them in agricultural and mechanical pursuits
and in educating their children, and promoting
civilization and Christianity, at the discretion
Of the President, per tenth article Of tbs
treaty Of ssEe1tesBth OessbeF. eighteen hun
dred and ffty-fve, fifteen thousand dollars.
For expenses cf transportation and delivery
Of aHnuities IN goods and provisions, seyeuteer
thaussu6I EbIlmy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
cH-PPEKAs OF LAkE sUrzu1oz

FHlfIlIiRs the treaty Of thftieth Septern
Der, eighteen hundred and ffty-four.
For two-thirds OF sixteenth of tweath-ETe
instalmelts IN money, per fourth article treaty
fourth October, eighteen hundred and forty
TWO. and eighth article treaty, thirtieth Sep
tembeF, eighteen hundred and fsfty- -four. siSR
Thousand three huadIed and thirty-thFee dol
Iars aud thirty three cents
For rwo-thirds of sixteenth OF TWENTY-FIVE
Ius5almentSin goods, per fourth article of treaty
fourth 0-tDher, eiI5hteea hundred and forty
two, and eighth srtisse treaty thiFtieth Sep
tenber, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, seven
Thousand dollars.
For tw,0-thirds or sixteenth Of twenty-fiyt
instalnents. foT the support Of scheols, Pel
fourth article treaty fourth October eighteen
( hundred and furty7tWo, and -eigLEh article
treaty thirtTsth Sepa.nnbsr, eighteen huudref
sEnl fffty-f0uF, s,as Thousand three hundre5
and thi-tr tkree d,IIllIrs and thirty -thEse censs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
MisttlIGntuus.


Friendship takes its proof IN a=tious-Iors
in words.
It IS IOTly to attempt any wicked beginning
in hope Of good ending.
BE who sovs N autunn unst expect srov
for harvest. So Is Life
In trifes, infinitely clearer than in great
deeds, sctual character IS displayed
@This world, remarked Horace walrole,
as comedy to those who think, and .
tragedy to those who feeL'
! Il fIIeth out with love as It deth with VINES;
fOr the young vines bring the most viaes, bus
the old is best M
Memory Is the cabinet Of iunagiaasiiOu, lbs
treasury OF reason, tbe registry q -unscssfc.,
andt he council chamber Of thOustL , j.
Money m yoHr purse win credit yul--
wisdom in yOur head VIII aGo-n yo1--bus
both In your necessity viii serve you.
Enemies are as necessary to the proper De.
velopmeHt Of the fall grown nzH as hriei1ds.
When lived that nan that am65ated 70 any,
thing, bat CJuld cOUnt his enemies bF tlis
scores?
The youth who follows bis appetitsS. tso
soon seizes the cup, before i has reeeiEsd Is
best Ingredients, and 5Y anticipating his PIERS
ures, rUbs the remaining parts sf his lIfe Of
their share. 50 that his esg=sBSs only pr
duees manhood Of imbeciIisy and an r.ss Of
pain 7
Domestic peace can never be preserved IN
family jars ~ EsHf
How should husband speak to : ssolainz
wife? my dear. love the Esiz"
Beware" said the potter to Tie clay, and
twas EEs
Molers being asked to compare the lovs Of
Jealous and UHjealOus people, sid the ferInsr
loved most, fhe latter best.
A jeweller advsrtises that he hEs number
Of precious stones to dispose o. addfsl; ihas
they sparkle Ike the tears Of youns Eid5F.
A person being asked Why BE had giusa his
daughter N marriage 70 4 rnan With whom be
was At snmitv, answsred-'5 cid it oct Of
purs revenge" A 5'111et
Impudsnee ofeu Stoves 4 fsIlow on Ia RE,
but gentleman sdesn east IS go rsrnnkisilr
dIffdent that it Tequirsd three clerks b hriItz
forward as balancs st he bankers.
p Il IS 4 sign nan IS very poor, when lse has
] nothingof his own 70 appear in, buf is forcsd
} 20 patch his figure with the rslleB OF The dead
and rife sCmbstoues ard uonunlenx for sspu-
t1tiou.
A fiieud. Il speaking Of CAIiioraiias rlais II
yOu cal a physician, he generally rslIsEss vOs.
II not Of your disease, At least Of tie eJ1tenls
Of your pOckst-pOok. For thrss ''ahtrns''
; and %ah," paid. in Aagzst laSt, suas1ty-
, seven dOllz-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

FRIED Con FIsH-Cut the fresh cod irto
slices about 81 inch IN thickness, and SiJ Il IN
towel; have ready bread crumbs, ard the
yolk Of an egg beaten, salt and pepper sSs
dish, dip each slice FIST IN the egg asd then
in the bread crumbs, hare ready boiling. hErd,
and lay them In 70 frv, uBGl a nice EnJEns
drain oE al the az Er7n ezch slice, and se-rs
hit
To TAKE Xxx oCT OF A01Ix.--Dtp tbs
part stained with NIX into enid wztaE. Then
iii small basin with boiling WAFER, and on
the top pIaes pewter plate; lay the muslin
upon the Plass, stTsw salts Of lensIl CO tlE-
tarc acid upon the ink spOt, rubbing ]: II with
The bowl Of a spoon. ths spot VII irnnsca,e-
y disaPpsad.
BUCKWHEAT WTE0UT fEISr--1uu ezz
prepare these del5ci0lls brsakElss CT tea cakes
thus mix a quart Of bIckWhezt -four IN
batter Is usual, adding a tezspo0ufui Of czr-
Donate Of soda, dissolved II grzteS, ,Fhen tlsis
IS well stirred in. al teaspoourll e tar
taric ALL. a.s0 dissolved, ana sa.t Take IS
son Is FreTuEsd-
SEEET P1rAT0 PE-DDTx6.--Bcf he FOtz-
tles and rEb thezn thruush = sisvs. aui- add
eggs milk, sugar. sId SFiee pgscissly as scr
pumpkin PES. Only Masking The rlIHrar.s very
little thicker IEith The YOgass Bsseia 4 teeP
dish With paste. or Eifhoat Il Irsitr7sa-- ~
T his i Al ezslv prepared and vezTllies Fua-
di6g
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
cHrPPEEAs OF sAG1SAw, swAE CREEK, AMI
ELACK RIVER

For second OF FIVE equal annual instalmeats
for educational purposes, under the direction
of the President. Der secDnd article Of the
treaty. Of second August, eighteen hundred
and ffty-6ve, four thousaRi dollars
For second Of FIVE equal annual instalmsnts
i0r agricQltu-aI implements, and carpenters
tools. household furniture and bailding mate
riaIs cattle labor and necessary useful articles,
per second article of the treaty Of second
August. eighteen hundred and Fifty Ave, fYs
thousand dollars
Fcrr second Of ten equal annual IHstalnt CHS
IN epfn. to b. distributed per capita, IN the
usual manner Of paving annHities, per sec5nd
article Of the treaty Of second August, eigh-
teen hundred al5 ffty-fye, ten thousand
doILrz
Far seeo5d iastalmsut isE the supper. Of Oue
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

For tEO=tEldsa0f sixteenth ef twEnty=nfe
instalmers fot the purehass Of Er1E ahahs ard
tobacco, per fourth article treaty fourth Octo-
her, eighteen hundred and -fcrty-tEo,- and
eighth article treaty tFfiftieth Sertsm5eI, efga-
teen hundred and ffsF-fsuE, one Thousand
three hundred and tLirty-three dotia-s and
tfirty-tlIree ceIks. aaau
For third OF twenty iinstafmeuts IN coin,
goods h0use-hoId -furuituFe, and -ceoking
ussnsiIs, agricultural implements ara cattle,
carpenters and other tools and building ma
terials, and for moral and agricultural purposes,
per fourth article treaty thirsieth September,
eighteea hundred and Gfty-faJIr, uIneseen thibu-
sand GfoIlars- z-1- -a.z-a4 E1szl \
For third of fve instaEEaeurs IN bsarks,
/ cloths. nets, guns, aulmunItion, and such other
articles Of necessity as they may require, to
the Blois Forte band. Per twelfth article treaty
/ thfrtieth September. eighieen hurdfed ard
I fftv-four, two thousand deIIlIiiEzs.
/ For thTrd ef. twenty instalmeUts for SIX
smiths and assistants, per second ald fifth ar
frIes treaty thirtisth September, eighteen hun
! tlredL and fffftyi-four, FIVE Thousand and f1zty
dollars - ---- - Z
For third of twenty instalments for the sup
4 port OF six smiths shops, per second and fifth
articles treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and ffty-four, thousand th-ee hun
dred and twenty dollars
For frat of twenty instalmeuts for the
seventh smith and assistant, and support o.
shop, per second and fifth articles treaty thir,
tieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, one thousand and sixty dollars
For support Of a smith, assistant, and shoI
for the Bgis Forte band, during the pleasure o
the President per twelfth article treaty thlr
tieth September, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, one thousand and sixty dollars.
For support Of tive farmers for the Bol
Forte land, daFing the pleasure Of The Prssl
Edeat, per twelfth article treaty. tlirthetA Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and ffry-four, on
thousand two hundred dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

A-1rL1sLrl- t--L--.------
- - -is-s a-ruaI responsibility Is known
- --e- --srt f1r eaeh change be added to the
above rHses
ore vsa-. 500.
,rr--i-sz-cE-z VII be considered By the year
80 s-sh7fes On the manuscript, OF prevFoUsy ,
- ursn between the Va-Hes.
.s.--.--.r-. res marked on the cory fora speei-
- ,r Insertions. wlI be cuutiaued UutIl OF
"a -7-. l1s CHARGED aeeordIngty-r
III a5-u-tfssreuts from sErangeEs q tranzle1E per
..-s. 20 - -aE II aivance- -saT
.-.s5-riis-s If yearly advertisers VII Be eoztnee
49, absfr own business: and Al adyerasemsHa
-f---st-r-1- -he-eta. 70 be paid fsr extra
.--sais5 zITer5iscnsals charged doGDl e theaooF'
r.r.zs
lI.e--ersa-s On the inside exclusively Eillb'
--vsss- ----a- 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28


article Of the treaty Of second August, -eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-fve, twelve. hundred
and f0rty dollars.
CEHPPEwAs, NES0NoSIEs, vTSSEBAG0Es, AED
NEW roRz lznzAEs.
For education durink the pleasure of Con
gess, per fiffEh azticle treaty eleventh August,
eightean hundred and tveuty-seven, one thou
ssnd fEs hundred dollars.
cH1ckAsAws.
For permanent annuity IN goods, per act OF
t'Eenty-ffth February, seventeen hundred
and HInety-nine, three thousEnd dollars
CHRPEwAs OF sAULT STE MARIE
For payment of this amount, being the sum
awarCed gy TIE z=GCS0uarnissioner, and 70 be re-
eeIyed In the fell consideration for the surren-
der Of the right and interest of said Indians
n the fishing and eneampment at the falls Ol
st. Mary. which they held according to the
treaty Of sixteenth June, eighteen hundred
and twenty, per first and second articles treaty
at Detroit, second August, eighteen hundred
and tifty-fve. seventeen thousand four hun
dred and seEenty-fve dollars
CHoCTAEs.
For permanent annuity, per second article
treaty sixteenth November, eighteen hundred
/ and five, and thirteenth article treaty twenty
two June, eighteen hundred and Efty-67e
three thousand dollars
/ For permanent annuity for support Of Ugh
/ horsemen, per thirteenth Article treaty eiga
/ teenth October, eighteen hundred and twenty
and thiFteeuth article treaty twenty y-seconC
June eighteen hundred and ffty-fYe siz
hundred dollars
Il For permanent provision for education pc
second article treaty tweutieth January, eigh
teen hundred and twenty-five, and thirteenth
article tweuty-seeoad June, eighteen hundre'
and ffty-fve SIX thousand dollars
For permanent IrUvlsion for blacksmith, pc
sixth article treaty -efghtesnth October, eigb
teen hundred and twenty, and thirteenth articl
treaty twenty-secohd June, eighteen hundre
Il and fifty-five, SIX hundred dollars.
For permanent provision. for iron and stee
per ninth article treaty twentieth une, eigh
teen hundred and twenty-five, and thirtsent
! article treaty twenty second june, eightee
hundred and ffty-fve, three hundred AZ
twenty dolLaFs. 3D.
Il For interest On .fvs hundred thousand do
lars, at Eve per ceutum, for education an
other beneficial purposes, to be applied undo
the direction of the general council Of d
! ChOctaWs, In conformity with the provision
contained IN the tenth and thirteenth article
; Of the treaty Of tweuty-second June, eightec
: hundred and ffty-fve, twenty-five thousan
! dollars
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
atbHslfa aobtrtistr
= .-..-z.--=-..,----
q w. Fur MA S,
s.vua street., bet Ezia and water,
,Eaks's BIsek,)
BROWNNII4LE, N
TZRNESs
RATEs OF ABTEETfSNG:

-r-s-. ySsl lfn7uTisbly IN adyaare8 s2ae
=. - mis-. 1,50
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
G. W. HURN
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
EEMAHA CITY, X t.

AI IiL attend FrsmFsly 70 al business n hl FEl-
- fe-sion VIXEN csr-le1 On such as subdl7Ting
Claims, lzyiRs cut TaWu IsDz Drafting City Flats
e1es etc. ri
% 3 EI1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

a fiieud, II speaking Of CaIiiornia, la5s Il
you cal physician, he generally rslisEss ylrs.
II not Of your disease, At least OF tie eJ1tenls
Of yOur pOckst-pOok- For thrss '.ahtnns'' .
and "ah,5 paid, IN Aagzst lzst, suBsy-
seven dollars
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

bLIck-smith-shop for ten years, per secJnd
article Of the treaty Of second August, -eizh-
teen hundred and fifty-fve, twelve. hundred
and f0rty dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
CANASCEEs, EIoBAs, AyD AP4CHEs OF ARKAN-
SAs RIVER.

SAS RIVER.
For fourth OF ten instalmeHts for the Pur
chase of goods, provisions, and agriculture
anplemeufs. per sixth article treaty twenty
seventh July, eighteen hundred ard nifty
three, eighteen thousand dollars.
For expenses Of transportation of rhe fourtl
Of ten iRstalments Of goods, provisions, an
agricultural implements. per sixth article treat
tventv-severth July, eighteen hundred an
ift7-three, seven Thousand dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28

Il IS sign nan IS very poor, when lss has
nothingof MS own 70 appear in, but is forced
% patch his figure Eish the rslles OF The dead
and rife sCmdtoues and a0nunlenx for sspu-
t1tou.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-28
NEW YoRz 1znzAEs.

/ tEenty-hIth February. seventeen hundred
and nlnety-nine, three thouSSEnd dollars.