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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF
~ DE-. MCLEOD. Of Scotland.

Proprietor Deaf St. Louis. No.,
HAS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND NAY BE CON-
IL suited at ITO Dearborn stairs
OF the Post Office. Early attention is desired.
Deafness, Dizziness Noise Head, arges
from the Bar, Mouth or Nostrils entireyremoved
e. INFORMANT AND TRUE ffto
have son nsteen Of who has been deaf
dumb from the years, scarlet
Hearing of Dr. Mcleod brought him, and In
weeks under hs hands he began hearing
at the expiration of weeks he could hear well, and
rapidly learning to speak. make this statement unsolicited
and forthe good Of an afflicted community.
st. Paul, Feb. 1866 ALEX. G. MORTON.
have been suffering with deafness, many
accompanying Deafness from infancy, which 10 about
twenty-five deafness became distressing
could rest neither day night, and looked relief only
the grave At length permitted visit DR.. Mcleod
Of the Ear lnmary of this city. Trembling between hope
and fear, submitted to this gentleman. Beyond
ment by Dr. Mcleod am in the enjoyment perfect
ing, and head Is all those
which formerly made life burden Any person wishing
End residence No. 40 Fifth
Cincinnati; o., Jan. 1866 MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
have been deaf in both my many years which
anction affected mind that itself, times,
a burden, and almost uncomfortable I one
the happies living. have been restored to perfect
hearing by Dr. 4cLeod Ear Innrmary, Fourth and
Olive Streets In his first examination of he stated
that In six operations he would give hearing and
to his word, at the sixth operaon heard, and dis
tincty and powerfully did the sound that
obliged to partially them with cotton. until could
used tot Those Wishing call at tho stsam
Psrthenia. PHILIP SHELL.
st Louis, July IL, 1856. Steamboat Parthena.
21-1v
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EASTERN MACHINERY
EA TERN PRICES

EA s T E N P R G ES!
WIN. H. HAIGHT & CO., once No. 4iS Broadway, New
kinds, Engines Boilers Sci having establish
superintendent OF Its eecon invite the attention Of all
eresed the offered the purchase Of their mills
LIST. Our Machueryis all made at the East BY the best
workmen, from the latest improved patterns and conceded
all to be superior in every respect to Western Work.
ID. Our Engines all warranted to work the full
number Of horse at which they rated, which
Western made Engines ever dc.
3D. Whenever desired BY the purchaser mills
running experienced and competent
under the superintendent Of
warranted. ..--+---.
4h. arrangements with Transportation Companies and
facilities for manufacturing, enabled mills
at Saint Paul. free of charges, at the shop prices Of western
manufacturers. .s-t--s 1895
: We are prepared to contract to deliver -
MULAY, CIRCULAR, HORIZONTAL OR GANG
atl s. w. IL L s.,
any number saws, costing twenty thou
sand dollars them running, and them
work. less for delays repairs, than
made mills In the Territory.
Wewill also contract to put up 20
FIGURING AND GR1ST MILLS,
either portable stationary, Of excellence and
Of capacity costing from three thirty thousand dollars.
Owners Of Water Powers. Town Site Prepreors, Mers,
Lumbermen, and all Interested Invited upon id.
dress WIN. II. HAl0HT h CO.. "a
de2-3mdAw Fuller House. Saint Paul.
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BERKsr & EDDY.


aSA TEE undersigned having finished their
LxfxG and Commod.ors STONE STABLE,
opposite the Fufrr House, removed their
LARGE LIVERY STOCK from Pocfth street. pre-
psredo accommodate their friends and the public generally
With everything the Livery Line, Of the First Quality ana
Latest Styles. w
~ 1aes csn b accommodated with best ests'
In The city, at al hous. 6
de3s1 tASGLBY SCALES.
TNsTRUAxNIS Of dia~sst taads. always q hand, g
1 6oo.e W0I1To.
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ANOKA LAND AGENCY.
GEORGE SMn.Ex "

: :
N1 promptly attend all business buying
w and selling Of Land, locating Land Warrants. &C..
Particular attention will be given the
Timber Lands which purpose OF thorough
and timber has been choice
descriptions hand.
REFERS ro-woodbury Larned, Anoka, Minnesota; l..
Bostwtck ESQ.,, ST. Anthony, kin. T. E. Nash Antho-
ny Ain RP Russel!, Receiver, Land Once polls,
Mn. Marshall Co., Bankers, St. Paul; J. p woodbury.,
kalamazoo, 1ichgan; Prof. J. Napes, Newark, N. J.
" Accommodations should be directedto
GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Auoka April 10th, 1856. anI6-d& M
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In the Newport (Ky) Council on thursday
night, the Jail committee reported that they had
discharged all the prisoners in the jail--four or
hve--in consequence Of the city not having
money enough to buy fuel to keep them
warm ti
I'll
There is a Mormon Society in Philadelphia and
the Ledger says that it is rapidly making converts
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CHAIR AND BEDsTEAD MANUFACrOR

NHE subscribers would to those that
Trade, that they have their Extensive
operation, turning
Chairs week. As we have Saw Mill and
water In the country, saying
we sell work 10 TO 20
bought In other Market transportation added.
want should send in Immediately, our
teams. liberal discount made Factory
Our card with list prices be had application. All
orders promptly filed a. dress, d. B. SEARS CO.,
ja20-ly Minnetonka Mills, Hennepip g o.. Al.
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GEO. ID. BOWMAN. +,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFICE IN THE OLD POST OFFICE,

OFFERS to the public his agency the land
~ Warrants the surveying and selling land and all BUSH
nessinvolvlng the collection and money.
Six years. residence Minnesota years
ton with the Territorial Press, enables him
to those who wish make productive
Of money. sept4-tf
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EDWARD r. SHAW.

DEALER IN DIT GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND
" SHOES Crockery, Groceries, Provisions, Drugs and Ned
spr, Crow and Hum Rivers here be supplied with
they require in his line. ehesP 81 81 Paul
transportation added hinsss thst sov,edee
the gsnts this part Of the equal
superior in the business, opened
In yexrl fn6-ff
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r CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH ST
entrance No. ~ State street,


entrance No, ~ State street,
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER isSl; incorporated by the Legs-
i lature of Illinois February 1858. 81
The patronage bestowed upon
shed and popular Institution, affords gratifying evidence
the superior advantages and facilities Offers acqus-
ton Of thorough knowledge Of the various branches
COMMERCIAL EDUcATIoN, favorably appreciated BY
discerning and Intelligent community.
students have been In attendance during the past
er being an amount Of patronage unparalleled in this
try. - - -
The Commercial Is the most extensive, complete
thorough introduced into Commercial this
country, and comprises practical Instruction kKEP-
ING AND AcccuNTs adapted to kind business
Guiding elaborate Railroad
BY the President expressly for this SCHOOL, knowedge Of
which alone worth to the Student than
for the entire together with Commercial
Business Pensnship and the subjects Of Commercial law
ter specmenscf Penanship the highest rre.
mums st the great state Fair held IN New Ya city 1854
has been Engaged IS Professor OF Pcnynaushfp.
Another Of public Lectures delivered du-
ring the winter, at Metropolitan Hall, By most
citizens Of Chicago. Students
ever they please Circulars and Catalogues furnished st
ously on application 1t the College. n
Chicago Nov. 4, 1854
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LIVERY STABLE

YHE SUBSCRIBERS would remind The people
5000 Of 81. Paul. that their Livery Stable IL ct the
old place, antsis balew the Winslow House,
where they hand aarge number Of Horses and Car
riaees, of the best kind. f
70 Carriages siusissr DOUBLE open and covered,
sonable terms. Is = 81 ~ - sss -.rt
iysI-tf BERKEf & EDDY.
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Monday Morning. Jan. &c.

Mohuay MornlnS, Jan. 70.
COUNCIL.-Met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the President
Prayer by the Chaplain.
A quorum being present,the journal of Fridays
proceedings was read and approved.
Mr.. Setter in the chair.
for certain mail routes, which was read the first
and second time and ordered printed.
Mr.. Setter introduced the following joint reso.
ton which was read the LIST and I'd time.
Resolved, That the House of Representatives
concurring, the committee ON Judiciary be
allowed to employ a Secretary, and that an
amount Iot to exceed the sum of $3.50 be entered
in the general appropriation bill to defray such
expenses.
MIR. Murray introduced several petitions for
laying out certain territorial roads, which were
referred to com. on ter. roads.
Mr.. Thompson from com. on engrossed bills re-
ported bill for an act to amend an act entitled,
ssa bill granting the right to certain persons to
establish and maintain ferries in this territory"
Approved March 4th '56.
Also memorial of the Legislative Assembly of
Minnesota to establish mail route from Union
in Winona county, by way of Rushford and
Richland, to Eliota in Fillmore Co. Engrossed.
The memorial YES read Sd time and passed.
A second memorial was read the third time
and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Balcombe, an set to provide
for taking the census, and the formatien Of a
State Government in Minnesota was referred to
committee on territorial affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Lowry the Council resolved
itself into a committee Of the whole having under
consideration bill to amend Gle session laws of
1858.
Mr.. Balconbe in the chair.
After sometime being spent therein, the COM.
rose and reported the bill back without amend
ments, and recommended it be passed.
The report was accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Balcombe, a bill To artbo--
ize the running at large Of Cattle, horses, mu les
sheep, swine and other animals was referred to
com. on territorial affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Bassett, the Council resolved
itself into a committee of the whole having under
consideration bill to incorporate the st. PAM
and Fall City Bridge Co. HE
Also bill 70 incorporate the Anoka Bridge
Co.
Mr.. Balcomb in the chair.
After sometime being spe&s therein, the com.
reported the bill back to the Council and recon.
mendeJ it be referred to COMMITTEES oc incor.
p0 The Silis ver. 50 rsfarred. u Aa9
Mr.. Bassett introduced memorial 10 the
President praying for the establishment of n.
land Office at Glencoe, which was read first and
second times and ordered printed.
Onmotion of Mr.. Bassets, the Council adjourn.
ed. s-ss
uo, Monday afternoon, Jan. g. =
HOUSE-Met pursuant to adjournment, and
was called to order by the Speaker.
The journal Of Friday was read and .nu,ov.a
The chair announced the receipt Of a commn-
nication from MIR. e. II. Barber. On ,.ee;en ~
Mr.. Bassen the communication was referrSll ~ .
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MINNH6OTA LAND AND COLLECTING
,tH ot AGENCY.
1921 a1aa DELANO I. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Once next door to the Unite States Land Once,
tg Mlnneapolis, Minnesota.
AND, Town Property Land Warrants, &C., bought and
IL sold Money Loaned, Property titles examined,
vesments and collections made, land located land
entered and sold credit. Agencies solicited. Interest
allowed special deposits. -
business entrusted him will be attended with
promptness and fidelity. oc2O-d&wtf
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
RY H. w STR aTTON

THE only Licensed Auctoneer in for city of st.
Anthony. Everything in the line Of the profession will
be attended to with fidelity and dispatch.
Rooms adjoining City Store, street, above
Suspension Bridge.
Would Messrs. x. Hatch, @. l.. Emerson, G. ".
Prescott and Vital Guern, st. Paul.
st. Anthony, July s, $50. ~
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Steam Sayv.Mill for sale!
RARE CHANCE FOR LUMBERMEN!

NEW STEAM SAW-MILL, situated the Mississippi
"A River, at of the beat points for the sale Lber
offered for sale reasonable TERMS Everything
Mill Is in complete repair, and supply CT Logs had
the Mill. Tho Mill Is offered Ae in consequence
change in the business propetOrs
For further part cuars enquire at this office. ia9-2mt
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ta THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

Ixx Common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR. 80
The Worst Scrcfula Down to Common Pimple,
exceot IN two cases, both thunder huo his
possession over one hundred certificates values
twenty miles VI Boston. y
Two bottles cure nursing sore mouth
one 70 three bottles will cure the kind pmpes
Two three bottles will clear system of b,les
Two bottles are warranted to the
north and stomach. =.
Three five bottles to cure the worst Kind Of
ErySipelas. :
warranted to cure all hmor In the eyes,
botches among the hair.
to six bottles warranted corrupt running
ulcers.
One bottle will scay eruptions of the skin. 7
ringwom. " "
Two bottles warranted TO cure the most
Of rheumatism.
Three 70 four bottles are warranted
Five to eight bottles will the scrofula
beneht Is always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect curei warranted when the TAKEN
Nothing looks so improbable those who
All the medicines Of the day. tina.
growing the pastures, and wallis should
every humor In the systems yet 1t fixed II you
hulnor, IL mas TO START There IFS
ha's about sung cases, but not yours
over thou and bntes of it in the vicinity Boston, know
the effects of 1t 1t has of the
greatest done in Massachusetts gave
year old to old people Of sixty have poore puny,
stored to perfect health by one bottle. +
To those who subject sick one bottle will
always cure 1t. gives great relief in catah and dizziness
Some who have taken 1t had been
been regulated by it, Where body is sound works qute
easy but where there arrangement
be alarmed: they week.
There never bad result from contrary that
listened to.
Street. Roxoy Mass. Price $780, all the prin-
cPa Druesste IN tne city. de6-lyw
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In the matter OF the Estate Of Territory Of Minnesota
Bernard McCsbe, deceased. ! Dakota County,
virtue OF an order Of the Probate Court Dakota County,
~ notice hereby given that Saturday, the 18th
December A. D., 1885, between the hour O'Clock the
morning. and the setting Of the the day,
door OF the Court House, Mendoza, Dakota County,
will be sold at public auction tho highest bidder,
Ing named property, TO wit: The W or the s w
n \, an6S q ofNw \, and w II Of SEX, of Section
No. Township No. IS, Range %, Containing forty
land, being the forty adjoining Sewers Claim Terms,
Of sale, cash. WILLIAM b. McGRORTY, Administrator
Ja1-3w Of the Estate of Bern ard McCabe, deceased
The above sale is to the 18th February 1857,
at the place above designated.
Janl3-td WIN. B. MCGRORTY
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LAReE ana ven selected stoet Of Perfumery, q he
"A d0.ent brsnds-Lubins Hsusl, Bass, 6.ers, &c, a.
vsyssp ae19W W0LITs.
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WIN. III. WOLFE.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.

THE Subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing % hs uu-
merous patrons and the public generally that has re-
movec bis Drug Store to Stewards Stone Dudng on ST.
Anthony street., the Post Once where he viii continue
execute prescriptions With neatness Dispatch :
VITA unsurpassed facilities In the Pharnaceufic Deparenf
and dsvcne hes te, he does, almost exclusively I'D
brsnch, rely upea h&ssz pseseptns
accurately and promptly coppeapded. ~ -. :.
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W. s. PARSONS. D.. MORGAN
PARSONS L MORGAN,
COUNSEL ORS 1T LAW,
...-,r..si t Minneapolis,
WINSLOW HOUSE,

St. Paul, NfnneSOta,
e. A. DEUEL,.. ..................P Proprietor.
LAYING assumed the proprieorship Of this House feel
IL confident anJing the variety
that has The
public rely the untrng being made
their comfort and happiness while stopping with
ja23-tf ...-.... E.. A. DEUEL..
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MINNESOTA HOUSE,
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
St. Anthony-st, hsy mile from the Winslow Hos's,

J. ". PENNINAN, Proprietor. =
THIS commodious house finished and furnished
ready the accommodation the travelling public.
For those wishing do business the cy this be found
favorable location situated it the road
St. Paul to Anthony, and far enough the
place to avoid the din hustle life. No
pains spared satisfaction of all.
no3-tf j. W. PENNIMAN.
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BELLE PLAIN HOTEL,

r B. wOODSON having fitted up the large, and
LIE commOdiOus Hotel, at Belle Plain, the Nnnesota
Rivers respectfully begs leave to inform the travelling pub
that no is fully prepared accommodate all who
favor him with call, in the most omforable manner. Hi
table will all times supplied with the best that
prOcued and the attendance his all that
desired.
Attached to the houseis good Stable, which will
good and faithful attendant. 1yl4-6ms
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w. w. WALES.
BOOK SELLER AND PUBLISHER,
XTHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Books Stationery
w Wall Paper, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Compas.es. Pocket
Cutlery &C., &c opposite the Falls, Main st.
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,, Monday afternoon, Jan. g. :
HOUSE-Met, pursuant to adjournment. and
was called to order BY the Speaker.
The journal Of Friday was read and apuroyed.
The chair announced the receipt Of a commn.
nication from MIR. E. II. Barber. On ,.os;nn os
Mr.. Bassen the communication Was referred to 4
delegation from the section Of country Whanee
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GRocERIEs-IE STORE AND FOR SALE.
S0 hhds prime New Orleans Sugar.
w 100 bbls Coffee, crushed and refined do.
y 1000 sacks corn. fas5 ~ 90 e-
l 1000 do oxts.
500 bbs Pork.
$50 half bbls Lard.
5000 PickIed and Smoked Hama.
= 800 sacks Corn Meal.
80 do white AesAs. .is4524lit ~ tAf
- 100 bags prime Rio Ce0eo. .4irf s5ru4
l60bbis 8, n. and Syrup Nolasses. -
90 half chests Extra Imp. 7. n. and Slack Teas.
100 boxes Soap.
100 do Candies.
100 bbis Rectided whiskey. 81
50 bbIs Rice. ~ 40"
10 ar casks Champagne Ryandy. IS rsfior
300 bag ASSORTED shot.
100 boxes Impoytet and Domestic Ctssrs. gsdt
Is bills Old Aononsshela whiskey.
20 boxes Pearl Starch.
100 DO Candy. <f
Ao large and well selected assortment Of Groceries GEN.
ersy, which We win furnish Of small ADVANCE.
WOOD BARLEY,
whelesale Grocer, J. =. Irvine Co.'S. Od stand Up
per Levee. 1920 nov17.fS
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b. F. BUCKLIN l. CO.,
Storage ForuardBg and Commission Merchants Shakopee
Minnesota Riuer.
CTEAABOATs Of light draft, built expressly
- leave St. Paul other day this point and
through in four hours and goods will
promptly forwarded Belle Plains, Henderson,
Sueur Peters, Mankao, and point
directed. iy2-1v
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FINISHED Brass Works, such Globes, Water
II Cocks, Steam Whistles, Mississippi and other Guage
Cocks, Water Gauges, &c, furnished at the
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS,
LAM. Ari.
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COPPER, Lead, and Iron Pipe and Fittings.
~ work, such Breeding. Smoke-pre. &C.,
the WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
nov6tyd&w Janesyilts. Wis.
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EDDY & BANKERs.
- Huzza for MinnesOtay
G II AR L ES W. WOOLLEY
y ~ ~ 49, LnwcR lEYEE or. PAIL

u II A II IL + > w. WOOL Il f
go LOWER LEYEE, ST. PAUL,
II now fairly under way, and will transacta
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COAaMISSION
BUSINESS,
100 Dealiargey in 80. 2.
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
To all bushes entrusted his care, he will give
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Marx packages sscare Of G. WV, ST. PAUL."
REFERS .yH
4essrs. Borup and 0akes, Banksrs,St. Paul..
Thomas B. Whist IN, ESQ.,, do.
II. 2. McCloskey, ESQ.,, Gsens, III. Serr
Pr. Walker, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
:. p. Taft & Co., do IA doe 3E
8. g. Phelps, ESQ.,, 0qua VIA, Ill.
L. a. Bsncst, e Co., Bankers st. Louis, Ne.
Colonel Robert Campbell, do. 10.
Cornwall & Brothers, Louisville, Ky.
Williamson, Mann + Co., New York.
Samuel Denmsn, ESQ, do.
{. Hugh Campbell, ESD, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jos. s. Lowering & Co., do. doe .
weld b Mnot. Boston. 70. l3tyEs ~ i&ik Se4,
WIN. WOOD. .. 4. BARKLEY.
WOOD Z BARLEY,
VXIHOLEsALE GROCERs; Dealers in Flour, Grain and
Provisional Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS up
Leyee, st. Paul, Min. ~ All Goods consgned to u.s.
should De Marked Careof Wood Dsrkey, Upper Laudng
st. Paul., go - f''-t" ~ nov IT,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Thai we are to see another season pass away
without the erection Of q good, comfortable,
oonnOdiOus HOtsl2 The citizens Of Brown
vie must certainly know our present hotel
facilities are far. very far from being what we
Sesd # they are ignorant Of the fact we
en point to hundreds Of visitors who win bear
nsoui IN the assertion.
We want 4 new hotel and must have it,
1ne'e are manyOfour own citizens who posses
@~a0undsnoe Of means to put Up a building Of
ese character, which would be an ornament to
oarety, a accommodation % the public, and
s0uldtiP on he stigma hat now rests On
ne name Of BrOWnville. Not more than .
honth ago We heard an ofu Of twenty-fvs
pr cent per annum rs a rent On the cost Of
budding for ho,el purposes. The enhemar
NhO made the puOposisi0n win make Il again
eayuu End bsner paying Investment ? W
SnsRer, you can netI Then 60 to work, an.
redeem The reputation Of B~rownviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
PROMOTED.

Kind rea5eTsl Just as we were preparing
p F0hounos that painfully thrilling word /:
su1gt the gratifying intelligence reached us
br We were promoted, from the rank Of sub
Upstas to .AssoCIATE BB7ToRl We can
nov lOok 900 IN the face and rejoice as mar
never Hjoaa belOre at this sudden transition
i5A a obscure position. to one full Of honor.
Fbo would be a sub IN anything, especially as
sFhtE? Better let your pencil '5dly repOse"
tan to make a marx fOr anybody As a sud-
Remember this re poor devils, who would
rEhE Be sneaking at the cabdaI region than
szulfBg in The foremost ranks
Our hand then to you readeF-Te love to
70 our Patrons-we are bound TO you
by many interesting ties, which we hope may
be severedbu t grow stronger and stronger
. We become better knoVn to each other. It
be our constant aim to Please-ou study
ht to oFend. In some things we may differ
With yOa-an men cannot view measures iusi
adks-but should difference Of opinion arise,
We promise all Difference duefrom man to man.
and shall. Of course, expect the same Of you.