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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
SLAVERY AND ITS FUTURE.

SIR Permit me to protest, mos. earnestly, against
tie views and sentiments OF your Washington CORE
sponden j. S. p. in his letter Of Jan. ,, upon the
subject of slavery and It's c5ncomi.ants. We will ad-
nit il 10 be an evil OF the greatest magI itude, wholly
opposed to the spirit of institutions as established
b, the fathers and tina: it is upheld by its defenders
in manner and with spirit which excites the con-
tempt and loathng of ali nght-thinAing men. b. It
does not follow from all this that is enemies should
look 70 dissolution Of the Union remedy Tor these
aggravated wrongs and for the very good reason thai
dissolution is remedy, bu, viii rather perpetulte
the institution to an indefinite future, and extend i
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific and from the Ohio
River to the Istbmus OF Dariep.
When this CpOn was inaugug ated The States were
all .layeboloiDg s-Massachusetts a. wei
south Carolina And even when GU present COnst
tu,jon was adopted there was out single SAFE who
had abolished Slavery. The traffic in human being
was tolerated in es.Epglani well IS in Vrginia-
but not to an equal extent The patriots of the Revo
luton arou ed pubic opinion, and gave it directo
hostile to the peculiar institution. Tbs pubccpno
in the more Northern States hes continued 70 move
ia the same direction ever O3e. In toe more Souther
States ihose interested have found means 70 give
different r, ctiop ARD one of the most potent Of hes
of the Free States. These two currents OF opinion
have fairly grappled ie deadly conflict 10 the Pres'-
Dental ee tier o: 1856. Is the resu: Of this frs,
battle such as 10 cause the friends Of Freedom to
despair al retire from the field cannot think so
especially when We consider what everybody a..
knoviedgts that the great States, Limos, Indiana
ard nnsy lysbia, did not intend, by their vote oT
Buchanan, TO signify their G.sent to the extension OF
Slavery, but voted ioI him Il the firm belief Eat he
was opposed to such ex,en,ion sid would use his O.
| tueIce against H.
bave no objection 10 staklg of The ground TO be
occSpied BY SlAvery-ihst AZ j8st what he Rspuo-
ian party p:opo.ed to - IN re last ELECTION. Be!
We mist al;oup t-ing free from come ,iOn VII
men W love ssyeg ana believe n slsyshotdi-s,
the ground stsksd Of viii b. altogether TO vide foI
every rejecting man mus estha TIE p:e.ent Ius o.
s.yery VII be TIE hne Il TAcL re stakes viii b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
ANOTHER CANE FOR MR.. BROOKS.

- fs< k6irUr " INC W l.
SIR: | stood Ia the Office OF certain CalWInla Z
pre, Company in this city yesterday afternoon, ~nen
log The process Of opening the mody, grsyehke oIsX
tCuks and the distribution Of their varied c)n'enis
Tie California steamer had just arrived, snd tnee were
letters pagers dsguereotypes, sp eimen Jumps O;
god, Canton Grape shswjs, and curous variety o,
f,pcy aticle, products Of Caliiornls INDUSTRY sod
Chi ere sk. Christmas presents y asked OF me
busy expressman taking up, as spoke, long, neatly
wrspped parcel which be had just tossed out IKE
Yorck's skull started at the inscription read mere,
on Il wrapper of what had supposed 10 De swor5;
To ihe Hon. Preston 5 BRooKs washington u.
&C Pye,,r,ed by the citizens OF Ietama, Calyo'-
" aia." II was another cane
IL would De difficult to describe the euot.Gns VIZ
which silently replaced the weapon OF ne tsoie snG
,tood few ui.nenis alone beside II. The man sl,i
CD in the grave behind NE was TO BUSY = 1ss
ux stsrt Of surprise. and al alone addressing s y
ne IN guage deeper than words held niue 1A!,
nunion with hi. Christmas gift walked sl.a !: !.
among the miners in their council, when the deed
was 10 CONNIE nCra'e was PRONOUNCED goa Gea.a
the conclusion OF the whole thing: love 'lhence
aid blood ard saw them fitting the 'iolt sian 20
rs loaaed head Of gold, ard re1d the man % .n
tleir ktitt,d bro~s while they devised rs sDf
able rscrio,ion" Though Of its careful eonse1
sud perasts a. tbs m1meht The s1rIlse ps%n5 ION
DO - re: By ihis tine Bro. ks has re ava ~
csne" And hen i n usht-nset l tell y'a shs =
,1s sr pg srr. sifsIed II 6esth-ibe sngry c1 r.
AK il Celi pss.iyityi sol & ths; 90. Teieae- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
nte0icdl.
TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury discovered in one Of
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of
HUMOR from me vorr SeTQnla down 10 common Pi,'pis
He has tried II in eleven hundred ea'eS AID never Ad
except in both thunder humoT lie has no" u ne
possssion 80 hundred certificates o. its value al within
TUobocs are warranted TO cure nursiut sore mouth
One TO three bottles viii cure the worst KIND oil Pmpes on
Two 10 three bottles will clear the system Of hollis.
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst ok@ In the
Three to bottles warranted to the worst case Of
0ps to two bottles are warranted all bumor in bs
Two bottles are warranted to running of the ears and
-Four to SIX bottles warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scsly eruption ofthe 'kin
Two three bottles waantedt to cure the worst esse Of
TS OF three bottles are warranted to the dsspO
ate case OF rheumatism.
Three 20 four bottles warranted to cure sLtrbeum.
Five eight bottles will cnre the worst case Of scrofaa
dren over eight years. dessert spoonul Children nom hve 70
ssht years teapoGu As no direction. can Be applicable to
s seS s. NAMED '"'' i''''"> - '''-'
KENE sALr c6JEEETfoS S1WTITTMMENT'
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
For ISFLinnaTIoS AND Humok oF Tsn EYES TINS rive
Immediate relief will apply on linen rag when s0'
For sc,p HEAD you will cut hair OF the Effected part
apply the Ointment freely and you will see the improvement
Fns oy RpyvN rub 1t well in as often as convenient
FOR Scales infsnea surface, you viii rub II IN 70
your hearts contents will give you such real comfort thai
Fos sCIss These oonuence by thin ssrid fluid oonns
through the pkn hardening the surface In thert
time full of yellow matter are on an nhned surface
not You will apply the Ointment freely out DO not
rub u in.
FoK SORE LEGS This disease 80 than is
,.nery supposed the skin purple covered with scales
and tChss htoersby sometimes forming running sores by
plying Ointment the itching and scales VIII disappear IN
few days you keep with e Ointment uosa the
akin sets it's natural color.
FoR THE PILES and Inflammation, you VIII use ~ hstS
Il W III Give mme diste relief :.
bs Ointment agrees with every flesh and gives immediate
r,Nef IN every skin disease flesh is heirto.
Price 30 cents per box. - ....,.,,, ~ -. NJ -.
Manufac Jared by DONALD KENNEDY, No. l2O "sHenst'
Roxbury Mass. p..,
pnovk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
Nstu9lnrk Daily Gribn1mI
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
CONSULAR PRIVILEGES.

To tie EJi;o, ef TIE y. Y. TffeHat
SIN wbs sbculo foreign COnsuls, doing business az
hank, ~ and srcl ante in the United States be exempt
from The inrjso ieUn of our tribunals to which they
have q right to summon Others
a. the ny, 50 is the principal medium by which the
ne,I. are made acquainted with matters that concern
the public veal aid o. ii is undenbabe that, when
honestly, ably and impartiay welded, it gives char
sc,er al tone t. the community, exposes frauds and
hor ors integrity shall feel under many Obligations
Won v III give me- through the columns Of your paper,
rome light upon the subject Of consular privileges.
That question vitey affects controversy between
ana Meyer & S;ucken, which doubtless, has already
at racted your attention. The only publication have
hitherto ma 1e Was on the 9Th ult Then, without
terng upon the merits Of the case simply stated that
have al slO preferred 10 Ell, ct settlement terms
ofngorous equity and to that end have offered to cub
NIT the whole after in difference TO the arbitration of
any three eminent disirteresed buntss men that the
Chamber of Conn cree should designate. To this
offer no respOpse has been made.l The defendants
have now in their possession over 500 600 worth Of
my property which they claim az their own for an ad
vance upon il Of 49, 10 49, and determined to
keep the whole of it if possible 1have no fear of the
fns result Of my suit; bat, as Meyer is abroad,
know not when to return and a. Stacker hs' claimed
his mmuniies Consul for the Kingdom Of Hanover,
and has thrown out Of the State Courts on that
ground, ed has again denuTed in the Circuit Court
Of the United States | must confess that this inter
posing Of demurrer, after another, together with
all the tact aid arts Of cunning lawyers in avertng the
ISSUE eaos TO fear that Stucken also may leave for
parts hey ond the jurisdiction of any of our Tribunals
before can get verdict of court and jury on the
merits Of the case. | therefore deem it duty owe
to the public particularly to the bankers and merchants
Of II city of NewYork, as well as to myself to give
brief history Of this unprecedented case The follow
ing is IL at history the details Of which will in all prob
ability appear before lOpg
Please publish it, and obige yours respectfully,
JOHN GRAHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
UTEU. YORK and HARLEM RAiLROAD.-
CBAgGE or TINE.
NJEy-YORK AND ERIE RAHRoAD.-0

IN d ,her Nond., Dec o. 1885 and until further netee
Tran, will save Pier foot Of D1aDes iohowsVz
BTIYFALO FXPRESS, a. $3.50 a m. for Bntso.
DINKIRK EXPRESS a. $3.50 q m. FOR Duffk -.
MAIL,ts5A M for Dun kiIk and BuHso ana -
stG,oAs Passenger By IN. liam VIZ i'NAN wv A'
Owen an proceed tbs next morning -,
CHICAGO EXPRESS, q N, Tor Dnn'E =, S.a--,
ROCKLAND fAbSEhoEh, Al p NJ va 'A' >
kT P,eymott and h srme6iAts stations =. , ~,
ETWPTRGH EXPRESS, at p. In, for NswbsIss, OTIS
Vile an inferno fiate tfstCns -
NIoJTT FXPREss ct $50 o. m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EMI0RANT A. for DunkiIk and Buffalo and istsrns-
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCITED.
these Express Trains connect s ElDs with ths " mira
end ksgIA FALL Railroad for Nsgsrs Falls at
with the Syracuse aud Bnsbsmtos Rhroas oT
syrscnse at Coming with Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad for Rocheer OF Great Bend With Delaware Lssks-
wanna and Wettmn Rs'irosd for scrgutoB ~ BudAs ssd
DupIirs with tho Lake Shore Rsroad for Cleveland Cipsin
nsfi, Toledo Detroit, Chicago. &c.
d. { McCALLUM General Supsrsntes asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

CANDS SARSAPARILLA-Thea perient, anti
- septic restorative properties OF this Invaluable prepare
ton II and certain in OF Scrof1s LAYER
Com plant Dyspepsia ard numerous Ucerous aud tTuPie
Dls.ses with extraordinary potency upon TIE h1id
Of The body cleansing them from all deleterou particles and
a. restorative, dnectant and gentle sPerent combined u rs
uncauAled Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS, No 100
Tu, net NtwYork Price 81 per BOTTLE or bottles ioT 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

Door Jack prisoner, and ssked hin % come CT -
he wss In deb OF thieves Wheeupon he old vomea
ard her two .or. pitched into Borg alone ps,'
ned IS mary Of their blows rs possible asf sosiy
backed down stairs without receiving ss lent damage
10 cause shy s.Iious 10 AIRY.
Ne,,. Yeyk jan e 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

CUPREME COURT-Kngs County-GILBERT
~ p WILLIAMS Executor OF the last will and tes's men.
OF Nathaniel Potter deceased painif ssNus ELEANOR
LONG, wife Of Edward Long, AND said EDWARD LONG de-
endants Summons for Re lief tom not se I'D toe de-
kOdants You herchy summoned and required to
the complaint Ia Ills Ncon which viii Be hlea ~ the
Office OF the CLERK Of the County Of knts m the uiy
Hall N The City Of Rrook IN, aud TO copy 81 your
answer 70 the said plant The Subscriber al het othce
No ~ Pearl street M The y New York, within twcsty
days alter ihe Of Tits exclusive OF
the day Of such service ard II yu fail TIE d
plant within the tine hfocsd the pisnhs this action
viii apply 20 the Court ioT the c, eompAat
-Dsi.a Juy ], 1855
:. w 4 GAINES Plainth's Attorneys
The complaint In this Sou Gled In Oce Of the
Cik Of The County Of kuss hc sth day Of Deccmbr
lS6 : ". 4 r. A GAINES Plaintiffs Attorneys
JSn9 law6aF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

We have received from a correspondent az ZAP
"p.aI of the Young Mems Kansas A'sos-st"n
"New-Yok City, which was set to him some time
an c. by mail with letter, signed 'DaoeI T.. Proud
" foot, Attorrey.at Law, New.York.' Tne psrP'se
of Mr. Prouofoot IL TO solicit aid for free settlers IN
Ks1,as: be presents various facts, SHOWING briefly
I" the coboon Of sfairs or which our appeal 70 You
for peculiarly aid is founded and concludes a. "
lows:
.Prepd Of humanity Halter 81 oSpre.s2a sne s,.,sy,
, y. ,bat 10. caa We ksow that The u Sss Eng na
New EngGnd mothers and wives fe- stc2n1y
49,, Now "A ibe act-give ~ once ybfe WI ~
.ood And remember that the nah nAns orGas 80 80 ar,
i1oys mite will share the berisoa at me
10 aloEe the result Of the sIu,Is 90 %
Reni.tSI may be plainly sodresed % so0r
Mr.. DANIEL y Phoc
Attorney sFLsS, H'N 10 Wy
"RDwAED y. PUTSAs, -..-. c,o,u,lr,s.,
JANIS HALLIDAY, (kxeest'o
DsSiEL T.. PRoUDTooT,) -
We b.ve ,.,tu.d diIigeut inquiries respecting this
natter but cannot Od toe persons whose 70 LA s. sls
49,. ,..o % be susceptible Of proof We sosord-
ipav caution oil per,ens against sending money &c M
Proucfoot or bis asfocsfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

REPuBLIoANs N Armstrong Cor>n, PA
meeting was held by the Republicans OF B:adys Bend,
AIDstorg County, Pa OF the 22d inst, a. which it
vas dcternined 10 contnue the org nlati'n per the
sxme tfhce:s for the space % one term more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ 7 hhOUCE AND NV' iII1IN4N Va
- In connection with Express Trains On the Ne~-fork md
Erie Railroad.
On and sfer MONDAY ost. n and anita further notice.
P,sssneer Trains will run follows Sundays excepted:
Leave York from pier loot NJ Duanes a. 6;N m via
Buffalo Express-couBscfing a. BnsbGnten vita Express
Train for Syracuse.
At4 30 D. u. via Night ExJroH-csnneeins a. Blglsnton
with Express Train for Syracuse end Oswe-o. 49,
Through Tickets may he pTocared At the okc once OF the
Eev.York and Erie Rcd W. h. GILBERT Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
CIPRFME COURT-RALPH MEAD Ed

CUPRFME COURT-RALPH MEAD, Ed
OWN MEAD RALrH MEAD, j. osAoIAH MEAD ard
EDWIN HYDE pgSirst WILLIAM & HARRISON aud SIM
EON d. MOODY-Summoust tor Gmoney demand on contract
To said dtudguts-Srs; You hereby nnloned to an
swer the complaint this action, Of which copy herewith
served upon and copy Of answer on US ~ our
Office No 81 Wallet NcwYoIk within twtlty days alter the
hereof exclusive Of the day eTvcr aud # you
fail to he complaint aiOIesad the Paiuhh' VIII take
judgment against fnr the Of four hundred dollars aud
he tOh Gay Of April Thousand eight hundred
and CITY sN besde the u this SconDa'ed New York
Sept. e, ls56 STUART a WHITEHEAD,
PlAintts' At'oTr-yS
TIE aforementioned complaint llcd in the office Of the
IlAtk 81 the County Of New York sth January, 1857
iAsIaw6wFIs STUART WHITEHEAD Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

rx.vvn )ur.-IittLe Jake: "Ms, coes "a
HOW y h.c.u.s be loves youT "To be sure, .oony,
x Inv aid you AK that question Bsea-, go go
Is bves Bridget too, Tor ssen bin T.. y. s,t,g ;,
h'yy times last Surdsy, when yoa was y n'''t'
our informant didn't stop To! ps 80. he"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
p, ana With ,be .dyloe and coa.en, Of The s.f..,

BY and with the advice and consent Of The ssfs"
NoTARIEs PuBLIc.-Monroe X. O.. Murray j.,
CoInmbi. iawIence Van Dyck; Oswego, j. L.w-
renee McWorter. james S. Chandler 0Dcils, J. NM
ton Brown, WIN. J. Doolttle Livingston, ssm1ei u.
Willard Luther Grant Wyoming, Ra1ley Z: I.yiori
New-York Daniel Sei1as, Charts spear, ECON
CLeny. BeIiamin Button Chautauque, Lew Sk.nDef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newly ork, notice 10 hereby gyen TO Al
nersops having Claims against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAM,
late of the City of NeYork deceased to present the same
viii yoaeheIs oreof to be subscriber at the Office OF Wake
san Lattipf ,tos No 30 FGlton-st in the City Of New
Yorh on OF before the nub day q May next-Dsted New
York the sixth day Of Move mbcr 1880
NJ isweUFs CATHARINE 5. MILLER fIeeurix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County New York notice hereby given to all per
.ns bsyns claims against WILLIAM BLAKE late Of the City
deceased present the same WIN the Nonohet
thereof 10 me subscriber the office ct No 2S fear't
hc Civ of NewYok on OF before the fourteenth day a
Msxeh neat-DAted New YORK the 10Th day OF September 100
NANCY NJ. BLAKE, Administrative,
snIs 1sx6mFr. with the Win anne Ked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

CUPRFME COUKT-CTII aud CUUNIl or
a. NEW -YORK-HUGH G. CROZlER against JOHN Nc
AULEY Summons oI money demand on contract -tCom
not seIvedl.-To JOHN McAULEN, Defendant fou are
hsvehv unmo,d s,d rcdnrrd the complaint In ths
sson which win he flied in the office Of the Clerk ot the
CITY aud County HcWYoIk a. his office Ia the City ha 10
the City Of York and copy Of your answer 10
the said complaint the Subscriber his Office No Is Cham
this exclusive Of the day Of such service
and II you fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the panuh 10 this action will take Judgment against
YOU fr the sum FIVE hundred aud seventy four 7lioO dollars
With inere, from the 18th day OF January one Thousand eight
bupaIed and ftyssveu be,idc the OF this action
Dated New-Y York January 81 lSt7 - -.
VI +. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in the shove soton was duly fled IN The Once
of the Cer City and County Of HeWfork on the I'D
day Of JsnuEly 1851. 80.
jS2j lswswTs II. r. TOWNSEND, Plaltihrs Attorney.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-08-06
IPnhlic 1l7l

An act to csnstruet building for Custom
House and Post-O Office at Perth Amboy, n.
jersey '
Belt enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled, L hat tue sum of
twenty thousand dollars, with ten per cent.
thereon to cover contingencies, and so much as
may be required to purchase a suitable site, be
and the same are hereby appropriated, out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the construction, in the city of
Perth Amboy, in the State of New jersey, for
the accommodation of a custom house and
post-ofice, of brick building perfectly fire.
proof, with floors constructed of iron beams
end brick arches, and an iron roof of forty five
by thirty-two feet, and thirty-two feet high:
Provided, That no money hereby appropriated
shall be used or applied for the purpose men
toned until valid title to the land for the site
of said building shall be vested in the United
States, and until the State of New Jersey shall
and until the State of New jersey shall also
duly relirquish and release to the United State:
the right to tax or in any way assess said site
or the property of the United States that may
be thereon during the time that the United
States shall be or remain the owner thereof.
Approved, March 3, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-08-06
Public no. 1s.l

Resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall settle and adjust with ali
the parties respectively interested therein. on
principles of justice and equity, all DAMAGES.
losses, and liabilities incurred or sustained bv
said parties respectively on account of their
contract for manufacturing brick for the Wash
ington Aquaduct; and he is hereby directed to
pay the amount due by such settlement and
adjustment out of the appropriation made for
paying the liabilities for the said aeuaduct by
the act making appropriations for certain
civil expenses Of the government for The wear
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ffty-seven,n approved the eighteenth Of An.
gust eighteen hundred and ffty-six: Proyid-
ed, That the said parties FIRST surrender TO the
United States all the brick made, together
with all the machidery and appliances and
other personal property prepared for executing
the said contract, bnd that the said contract
be cancelled.
Approved, March 3, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-08-06

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States of Amer
icain Congress assembled, That where any
settlements, by the erection of DWELLING
house, or the cultivation of any portion of the
land, shalt have been or shall be made upon
the sixteenth or thirty sixth sections (Which
sections have been reserved by law for the
purpose of being applied to the support Of
schools in. The Territories of Minnesota. Kan,
sas, and Nebraska and in the States and Ter
ritories hereafter to be erected out of the
same) before the said sections shall have been
or shall be surveyed; or when such sections
have been or may be selected or occupied as
town sites, under and bylvirtue of the act of
Congress approved twenty-third of May,
eighteen hundred and forty four, or reserved
for public uses before the survey, then other
lands shall be selected by the proper authori-
ties, in lieu thereof agreeably to the provisions
of the act Of Congress approved twentieth
May, eighteen hundred and twenty six, entitl-
ed IAN act to appropriate lands for the support
of schools in certain townships and fractional
townships not before provided for.' And if
snch settler can bring himself, OF herself, with
in the provisions of the act of fourth of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and forty-one, or
the occupants of the town site be enabled to
show compliance with the provisions of the
law of twenty-third of may, eighteen hundred
and forty-four, then the right of preference
granted by the said acts, in the purchase of
such portion or the sixteenth or thirty sixth
sections, SO settled and occupied, shall be in
them respectively, as if such sections had not
been previously reserved for school purposes.
Approved, March 8, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-08-06
MistteuarGous,


If you want to please an Editor
gather up his exchanges before he has
a chance to look at them, and
carry them out of the Office. This is
polite.
If he has no late papers, go to the
shook" take off the clippings and
read them all over. THIS Is POTTER.
After you get through with that, go
and stand behind the compositor, look
over his shoulder and read the copy
he is putting up; or when the press is
running, stand in the way of the press
man, and read the matter in the paper
especially if he is just printing of
the first side. THIS is POLITEST,
or printing Office politeness in the su-
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Then, in order to please all, come
into the composing room and whistle
yankee-dOOdle at concert pitch with al
the variations. rI fy rar
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the assurance that you have the thanks
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