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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

Bishop Otey, of Tennessee, is not
opposed to the cultivation of innocent
amusement. His pleasant disposition
is illustrated by the following remark
of his: "Thirty years ago I came to
Tennessee with my wife, ny fiddle and
a horse and sulky. Ny horse and sui
Ky are long since gone, but my wife
and fddleremain as good as neW!!"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

A GENTLE HINT.-Rev. Jonathan
French, of South Andover, was to be
supplied with wood by his parishion-
ers, according to the terms of his set
tlement. Winter was coming on, but
no wood had been furnished. Mr..
French waited until the Governors s
proclamation for Thanksgiving came,
when, after reading it to his people,
he said, with great apparent simplicity;
"My brethren, you perceive his excel
lency has appointed next Thursday as
day of Thanksgiving, and according
to custom, it is my intention to prepare
two discOurses for that occasion-prO.
vided Z can urite them svithout a fire. ,
The hint took, and on the next day al
his winters wood was in his wood yard
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

FEMALE NoyELIsTs.-Iady Mary
Montague says, "Every young lady
who has read two novels can write a
third" To cast a glance at the book
notices in our papers, one would swear
that what ''every young LADY, can 90
she has done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

What blessing are metaphysics to
our generation! A poet or other who
can make nothing clear, can stir up
enough sediment to render the bottom
of basin as invisible as the deepest
gulf in the Atlantic. The shallowest
pond, if turbid, has depth enough for
a goose to hide his head in.-Landor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

image, fings over the meanest locali-
ties Of earth an emanatiOn from the.
glory Of Heaven.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

Into the august presence Of Recor-
der Hill, came, sans eerem0nie, Misther
Martin O'TOole, his round, red face
beaning with smiles and rum, leaving
far in his wake the officer Who @spot-
ted him for trial. re- ~
~HOv are yess, ony how, Yer honor
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29
RepOse IS the perfectiOn Of activity.

RepOse is the perfection of activity.
Great talents impose great Obliga-
tons.
Only the quiet heart can know the
granduer of repOse.
The heart is not deeply moved while
we count its beatings.
To the pure, all purity is manifest ;
to the strong, all emergency.
No man is the exemplar of all great.
ness. One man is the carrier of one
kind Of greatness-one of another
Achilles wins the victory, and Homer
immortalizes tive bestow the laurel
crown on both.
Love is ike river, if the current
be cbstructed it will seek some other
channel. 1t is not unfrequently the
case that the kisses and attentions be-
slowed on the child of six years are
intended for her sister of sixteen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29
A Lesson OF Solomon.

The old man was toiling through the
burden and heat of the day, in culti-
waiting his field with his own hand, and
depositing the promising seed into the
fruitful lap of yielding earth. Sud
denly there stood before him, under
the shade of a huge Linden tree, Wis
ion. The old man was struck with
amazement. s as
II am Solomon" said the phantom,
in friendly voice. "What are you
doing here, old MANI" ''If you are
Solomon" replied the venerable labor
er, show can you ask this? In my
youth you sent me to the ant; ! saw
it's occupation, and learned from that
insect to be Industrious and to gather.
What I then learned I have followed
out to this hour"
"You have only learned half your
lesson," resumed the spirit. "Go to
the ant, and learn from that insect to
rest in the winter of your life, and to
enjoy what you have gathered up"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

:"Mr. Snowman, what's thatP' "That
my dear, is the Rinocerow. He is
cousing German or Dutch relative to
the Unicorn. Hewas born in the des-
ert of Sary Anne, and fed on bamboo
and missionaries. He is very coura-
geous, and never leaves home unless
he moves, in which case he goes some
where else, unless he is oveftakeh 5y
the dark. He was brought to this
country very much against Lis own
viii, which accounts for his low spirits
when he is melancholy or dejected.--
He is now very aged, although be has
been the youngest specimen of aniuii-
ted nature in the world. Pass on, my
little dear, and allow the ladiest6 Sur
vey the wisdom Of Providence, as dis.
played in the ring-tailed monkey,
hanimal as can stand 'anging Ikea
fellow creetur, only it's reversed -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

The evil we do in the world is often
paid back in the bosom Of home.
One step in knowledge is one step
from sin; one. step from sin is one step
nearer heaven.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

"Tom, you sOt," said temperance
man to tipping friend, "what makes
you drink such stuff as you do? why
the very hogs won't touch that brandy!
'Thot'S cause they're Brutes," said
Tom. 'Poor creatersl they dunno
what's good. . rsta ia
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29
aNbfrtiscr
|URNAS & LANGDON,
gssU1d Street, bet Main and Water,
(Lake's BlOck,)
.BROWNVILLE, n. T.
TERNHSs

ro+oue year il paid in advance, $500
q a., T" at the end Of 6months, $50
g aa 90 "I2 500
prbsof I2 or more viii be furnished at 81, so per
nm. provided the cash accompanies the order,
.-p~EI5e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

"Ma, does pa kiss you because. ho
loves you sO?" inquired little anxi.
Gus plug of his mother. "To be sure,
my son; but why do you ask that ques.
tion?' "Well, 1 guess he loves the
kitchen-girl, too: for l seed him kiss
her more nor forty times last Sunday
when you was to chnrch." There was
fuss In that family. eT9 esp
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

CoLERIDGg's< CLAssIFIcAFIox OF
Observation-Disclosures may be divided
intof four classes. 7d5m fst
81. Sponges, who absorb al they
read, and return it nearly in.the sane
state, only little dirtied. .l ...,ra
~. Sand glasses, who retain moth.
ing, and are content to get through n
book for the sake of getting through
the time. r.a. EsEr4ar
50. Strain bags, who retain merely
the dregs of what they read.
"a. Mogul diamonds, equally rare
and valuable, who profit by what they
read, and enable others to profit By it
Also"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29

@Harry," said a young lady at7she
theatre, show I should like to bean
actress" "An actress, ITenriette;
Why" "oh! it must be so nice to be
made love to in such pretty words evs.
~ evening s'a.ii
@Gingerr' ''Sahi'' @Whea anldat
great race to come of dat dar is 30
much talk about?" What gFeat RAGS?
I haben't heerd ob any great racq,
"De human race, de great stinan gFiie
datis to c0me of afore longr 81
The merit Of philosophy. whoina T5D
cannot command Circumstances, g ''E
reconcile Us to them
E - g.an- trar srs- aEa Qk31a
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-29
BOOK AND FANCY

having added to the Advertiser Ufice Gard and
JOtPresses New Types Of the latest styles, Inks Of
all Olors, BEonzes, Fine Paper, Envelopes, &C.; we
arenGw prepared to execute Job Work of every de-
ssrbtioR ina Style unsurpassed by any other Office
in tie United States.
hrticular attention viii be given to orders from q
distsnce-in having them promptly attended to.
The PrOpri stOrs, who having had an extensive ex-
prenee, will give ther personal attention to this
branch d business aud hope, in their endeavors To
please, 10th in the excellence cf their work, and
reasonaaIq charges jtO receive share of the public
patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. 1857

NON New Yesk 70 On0invs ovv which TIE dihanos b.
tween We two cities % nsds III miles lsss than
n vi We New York Central Lake Shore and
usve'anA roads, and the securing . routs that
win nsAhsr b ebsxuo>ed By Ne SHOWS Of winter nor
Ne YSeeess Of Ere, justify unusual and sxtraordmIy
eaos 70 secure 10 40 these greet advantages. We know
Of nothing that would % much benefit the lower end Of
oar city ~ the opening Of ths line Of railroads II
would draw back 70 South Broad Water Pearl and the
neshbosng stree,a much Of the business that
rapidly working ~ way above the Park. The lower
paH OF Broadway, Greenwich and West streets wsuld
alone derive bsnent enough nom The opening Of his
route 70 warrant The owners Of property in those streets
In coming forward 70 make tho subsoYpon yes required
70 secure The road, which informed 70 only about
$500 ooo-a patry indeed for the city Of New York
70 bestae about subscribing, when the certainty Of the
result Of the enterprise apparent ssd also when, Ia
addition, there u, according "a the estimate Of the
directors, almost absolute certainty that the road
will DO ~ remuneYatfve 70 the stool holders ~ any
In The country We once moro warn the merchants and
owners Of real estate In this city mot 70 let This charter
be lost BY their refusal TO aid the enterprise for lost
now will DO lost forever. Pennsylvana would never
renew TIE grant The present Legislature have laid
the table the bill for extension Of limo for
ing the rosd In ths list Of directors notice the
Of Pierre Choutssu, Jr VIM, s. wetnore, VIM Remsen,
Thomas E. .hvs, Charles DanfoPth, p. o. Gebhardt O.
D. r. Grant and j. r. Butserw orth, al Of high
Tacter snd large business experience
Tho Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of five per cent the full stoOk
payable at the oOe Of the this oy the
10th Of April pYox pro dividend (equal 10 two and
half per oen has also been declared the scrip stock
Of the company issued Of bonds converted
the 10th Of January, 1867. Parties holding the scrip
stock will be required to surrender the the tune
Of the payment OF the DIVIDEND and certificates for full
stock will then be issued In lieu thereof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08


DHcrgIoN OF THE AAoH1lD TO INSTITUTE con-
yyNrION TO WHICH WOULD m REFERRUD TIE
DIFFICULTIES IN THE PARTY, AxD WHO WOULD
CALL THE PRNARY ELnCrIoAs-Ik10RfAhrf Pro
CKEpM0s.
Pursuant 70 Tie order Of The fammany eecssty Ne
Oouscl Il Haehsns met yesterday noon 70 ~ upon The
pFoposon unlimited By Saohen Kelly 70 NE Internal
oenvssoa held ~ Saturday, and which was approved
Of BY that Convention. VIII be Nmsmbersd that The
proposition 70 Me eneot Thea oonveocu should bs
called into existence, 70 whom should be referred The
difcuties n The party, and who should have power 70
call the primary elections for general committee that
would truly represent the demoors0y-th proposed CON
vention 70 be composed Of i've from each ward, two
nom the Small committee, two nom the Savage COM
mites, and one representing the Sachems.
An ineneosuL attempt was made on Monday night In
the iammany Society 10 condemn tails scheme, and, In
Of he ur...u v...r
Day and the Council s three hours In perfsctins their
saohem KELLY again submitted his scheme wheseupon
prct!asted and rambling debate ensued The pEopriey
Of holding The Convention vas conceded BY the saehsmS
s' M ~; Tie DE-
general committee or mott was II possible % hnit it,
authority once in exsteaoe9 All these matters weBe
NEE! the various difncuhies propo.ed. A length
sub COMMITTEES Of nve was appointed, Of which Hon.
s 3. ~SsS Sss.
upsninously adopssd BY the saohems present.
.v a er ~; Council % the Hs0s
s wsa Ss II And 70
to accomplish S dsssbls result 1t Is essential Ia. s pr
system adopted with reference the election Of
qesemsd beGsiore be- or AnA DC
ns'
s% and job. % n
council before the 18Th day of april next the Of
two Of their number BY their Lat as at present constued 70
council in rammany Hall on the 10th day Of April Inst at
Resolved That such convention shall or before the LIST
day Of July next perfect adopt plan 70. reforming ne
Grand Council such other q should be deemed advisable
SAID % and having adopted The same 70 male the
codsncs that on said day their exssnce shah
Han %Gsoa he he
Resolved That in case any vacancy except n hereinafter
mentioned and provided for shall exist in such convention
representative from such ward in said convention shall
have power 70 M sueh vacancy;
Of necessity clothed with the power Of and act as
The Democratic Republican General Committee of the city
Resolved That case Of the entire failure the delegation
tms: iSs, only Grand Council hui.
haze q: S s ts ss IN s
the Democratic Republican General Committee for the year
s . The % sa Ut s
g, 0herV:s be sssc,sd By consisting
neI5 q j. o'clock N. Signed BY he ssSSs%s: '
Elijah = Pnrdy. Joseph Rose
SSsn so.l: H RSss FsN% Ssan.y
Joseph Hh k.sS.b 5Aoi f.h. Adam os e. Council
JAMES HHrHrRISGToN Grand Scribe
saoosm Purser ana Conner were absent, bat were
There We large lobby In the barroom. and the
result being known cheers were given for NE sachems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
uOnnY mAaKEv.

TunDAy, AprN Tsp II.
Tie movement In the stock market to-day amounted
ain OF to panic With very great activity IN oil The
leading rarosd stocks there was quite decline. In
Erie, New York Central Reading CLEVELAND and Toledo,
and Michigan Southern, very large amount Of business
was transacted, all at lower prices. New York Central
fell Oh Per cent; Erie, y; Reading, n; Michigan osn-
trial, Il Michigan Southern, Panama, lh Illinois Ocn-
trail Railroad TX; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
q; Gslena and Chicago q; Cleveland and Toledo, ~;
hlwaukie and Mississippi, u. II viii be seen BY this
that the depression general, and that the desire 10
sell at the rates. Whatever they may be- not oon
fined to any particular stock Railroad bonds rshsr
quiet u the board day Az railroad stocks deprecase
In market value the bonds held WITH greater tcnacy
We notice small sale 10 day Of Illinois Central RAILROAD
bonds at Eek per cent dividend and small lO Of La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad privilege bonds a 90 per
cent cash Each IA Crosse and hlw aukie Railroad prv
lsge bond 900 carries ten shares Of priv lese stock
upon WHOM IS has been called and upon which the com
pany stipuates further instalmens shall be called
until the road completed and all the land sold, and
not then unless unforeseen exgenoy requires Il
The present issue Of 600, which u all The
company issue during this year-hss been taken BY
The stockholders This sale furphhes oil the money
needed this year. They seven per cent mortgage
bonds, being the nrst lien upon The land-abort
goo Of scres-reoe red under The grant nom Con-
lHooD, upon al R0eQ ana OtnOH eseeo OF no oO
pany which there ID previous lien. These bonds
be absorbed the proceeds Of the sales Of lands
Just - the Illinois Central construction bonds which are
now selling 102K interest on, wihoutthe stock privL
ege There ba W been sales Of The La Crosse and Nil
wsuke privilege stock $40 for IS paid In, which makes
The plain bond cost about 10 per osni, with the land
security
Al the second board The market very Get, and .
further decline was realized. Cleveland and Toledo sl
of per cent; New York Central Railroad, u; Hudson
River Railroad, Vi Erie. u; Reading, -; Michigan
Southern, Ia. La Crosse and Nilwsuke advanced u
pr cent Illinois Central bonds, "a Illinois Central Rail
road closed n l1s per cent, buyer days. Amer The
board lower prices ruled al the ieadisg railroad
soc ks therswe ndiossioos Of panic OF the olsse.
New York Central Railroad viii probably owe way under
the pressure and give tho Albany Clique OF speouasors
- much - they 70 raise loaDs 10 keep The stock
Of the rashes Erie appeared 70 be sustained BY the
announcement that ihe proceeds Of the sinking fund
would be divided In Q stock dividend. The payment will
be ton per cent In stock.
To- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

contdefshle M Of real estate was sold BY suction YES
terdev ~ the Merchsnts Exchange Little Of ~ however,
posesed sny ssynipr value ans chiefly embraced vacant
o sud hoGsss and lots the part OF the leland Ia
Hfrm some Of the lots sod he 10 The ungrsded part Of
he city, ene others r places where no sgps OF streets exs
TIE 6rv seeds sucoresrs have n fevera o. the parcels
offered vere passed. OutsynC vses1i lois 10 hede
Ne upper end Of TIE fsano csnnp be ex ecd 10 brrg
fattfrr prices when the na-ket srabsr teht
sra 10 per cert div3erd ok mug down In
fcre cases' o ahtnt par ard un6er. ~ Wsl siree'
W-ufe grt o feth o. o. 2fxoS... tfn
- eeth e uer~ ~ ests lH
tttvesv - vrt lE .. .....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
CLASSIFICATION.

CorrxE -The sales embraced sbou, SEQ az bags Rio
amhe aDssc alike chiefly a. ll1sc and 7eo mats Java
TssieHrs-Reies were inactive For Liverpool grain
S.ss cssa we're :nsssss Il si sl e.sy a.
's r:.. .. Ss 81 .. - ~
srsssed q ~ nA<se 70 Bsvre, vere UNCHANGED. To
n,p eco sss spirit. y ,,,. Tcr, sss ~,
20 A.. ss,s r.s :s Re- up 70 ss a. for S.e,
nav The nshst wss tosrabiy scive with rsss within
ssr days 81 zoos 1000 sss. chiefly FER ssumen,, q
prie.s ran sirs from c.sisc For city use vss selling
vers fair demand, and prime lots were scarce and
Isos oonusped arm With small sales Of Scotch pig a 81
fivs.-Eoshissd vas srm ., csc Tor common and at 81 20
Yorls.KsTbe nsrsct continued firm Sales Of 100 hhds
Poro klec veie made @p t. 10 do mu'covsdo moasses
,yILsros. .spkii. .urpvn.nce continued IN fair ds
va. Steady win o. 600 800 b6s 70 per $40 iOs
eshvusd; ttber sescvipiIcns were unchanged.
active. 51Ds. PEN Ws s se -ss srss ssrs nm
chsi gee. Lard nn vas nrm at ~ ioaNb
.rorh-Ihe make, vas easier snd as Q,
SO bb's rcluslsr 300 sbs mesa % Is chsch
. dsv and ~, 20 The ssus ard $50 bbis prime 90
vr ,sle. Of 100 $50 bsl Including country mess 80 rs
spi e. spa new N, So 90 ., m21s ~. revscssd we,t.
smsIi ssles Stc loslc Cut we're Inactive With
,m.l ,sss = exc. Ole ard hams = la'lc lie Lard
,r .pd chse.e we've steady Without chspes In prices
trr.-sslss o. . Is cssss were made ), s,sc Sc.
t.irs my bed y u pric-.. .. msrs. ss9e-sy CLOSING
sr refined .ur.r. are have NJ. DAY essssed 70 fouowns
2re's, Losf ,nsar nc crushed sugar i3kci ground u
cSpsues ss.s s.msnG and 6ons. we're IN good
srd freely purchased q fg price, and 70 par on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW FRUIT AND rLowkR cAriLocUs foE
n 1857 with description and rrces q al trees And rsrts
res3st the farden, laws orchsrd hJpe vweY ~
aurs.ry ~ Ae latest novelties VII g. erwsrdei on spst
afor Of al packages rad B. son Ns lort
p.M vAIsON. Old Coosy Nurre-ios Fiymouh, Nsss
S1TT rrRy BOOKSELLERS VISITING NV YORK
y IN dnJ an extensive a. sried soct 81 rne - btlss
fst tus and praveg spaks Tor TIE ht 1uS bgcn OF re
SsUes kian rtlee .~f - fsfraf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Canadian -four fair requsst and prices firm, with
saes Of about coo ens sorhcrn brands in sood de
nsnd with sales of about 20Oa 800 bbs closing drm n
he tbryc quntaors Rye aour frm with sales ~ - 81
asa 62s Corrmee Wa auiet NJ IS ~ for Jersey and - ~
for rrardywite, In barres, and at 81 SE 20 for
pupcbeors Wheat was hrm for prime lots while
Inferior gysdes were quiet Among the ssles
BOO bu,bes prime white Southern co. with prime white
canadian a. 81 c1g and red southern a. o. - Corn
firm With sales ff tbout 10 40 20 2Op bushels including
90 Western nlxsd a. fgc end sJutbern ana Jersey
yellow OF CSC 69c Cd whne and yelow firmly held
a. $50 = 49, bye ru with faes NJ 80 bushels New
lefsev 81 sc wnils prDe ro'thsrn rps held Al SC
Psrsv ctrtnrsd lrm. and irmy held Oats
ese spd weern hanged from 5Vc TO CSC the former,
md o. 54c 5sc for the lat,sr
CoIroS The Gales bracsd shout coo bsea go,d po,.
tor r. ~hch vS IN irsnshu The market closed hrm st
about he following quo,ons-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Recruiting pvoah. .......................N,oei ,s@
me profits Of The year Is per cert q capital Of
q, 500. zoe.
me steamship ouahsr Osy, iron This pcr for Hsvaua
70 dsy, carried ont $500 900 spassh gold Just rscvsd
hea Europa
ne earnings Of NE Ia Crosse and kwauhis Railroad
Company (sssssyn divscs) for Vie month Of March we're
sl7 sss % ssainss suisse - for NE same month last
year, vhsn 81 miles were In operation.
Ths recsips Of she nnvsuk,e snd Nssssippi Railroad
Company In nsrcb, 1857, were Nc,l2e; ccsrsposding
month last year eco ses-iscrease 81, sss
The tn author sips the New York and Esis Hsilrosd
Company 10 MARE ssech DIVIDEND equal In sucsps 70
se bonds Of 1875 absorbed hrsvgs The sshng fund has
passed both houses Of ths Legislature asd wants only
the Signature Of the Governor 10 become . hv
We learn with much rsgrA sha. the prospsc, Of our
New Jersey cssvsi and Psspsyfvsss Central roads,
made complete BY the copseesng bnk from Allentown
Port Clinton distance Of 20 miles JET be ccusrucsd
10 BY no such he estsvpvss jssy esssssA 10.
We have heresoscre on severG occasions, she~n the
great besse, 70 sshe nom ihs cop The directors
Of the AIeusovp road have also oy and repeatedly ex
plaipes, both through our advertising columns and by
circulars Addressed 10 the nero Ans Of lbis CITY, the
poranoe 10 our city OF route Orr snsgeson 10
the Chamber Of Commerce has beer scted on BY that
rody and sfer an examination Of the subject BY com.
itee hss resolved proper endorsement and recon.
nendston yet the directors rece v,e suecienl
sm,un, Of sutscrrscns 10 the stock o. The eompsuy 70
u.iy them IN pct,ips the r1se under contrast busus
ther deternp pct e. sb,rdon he srie'rfs tNiut
fsv.fft t~.tsrt s-.tfs ~ vsds 20
,.s.C .tt EIVI1es - tt.ts.1s - .. ~ ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
The Massacre of white settlers In Mime

sofa.
From the 81 Paul Democrat, March 20
In continuation Of the intelligence psbened yesterday,
N reference 10 The OF white settlers - epSn
Iare ne have received the following le&sr iron 70
nsb,e gentleman ~ nsnkatc =
Aooordpe 10 hs report Of Mr. Maskham, Il sphh Lake,
r ,hs Ter rssory, shocking affair toct pscs thsys o.
Nc nom scrinsssd the Dss uciuss river }, ascuth
westerly oevvse and near ths lows line NJ harhhan
nad BEEN 70 the Dee nolres river 70 80 aves az ores
which we're there feeding upon PUSHES and eoe scme
gca bevildeYed and hungry and started fer we ne.rn
kssse. Upon reaching he found The door ~ soaews
nroaen open, end On the nside, upon NE boor, lad
ne body Of an old irdy short distance non
she house upon the mov, he found Roy socus
twelve ysars Of aee, who Wa also dead. snot dm-
ssoe from ~ BODY f The boy he found hsi o. girl
partially devoured By the dog He says that be visited
sur othes housed where amfes had been living but no
person YES there everything the houses ws thrown
over the neors He started for the yh house. expect
fsG 10 stay all night but foopd several indian tents poh
cd before the door, end the house led vi Ind he
being hnsued, crept into . snow hank and laid uutil
morning vhen he started fcv tho settlement q, spras
field. they finding hat he was in earnest sbcut his
vory, and swearing 70 " coyrsciness mmed ntsy dee
psscftd two men for Fors Rldgely, vho succeeded In
raising City roders 70 come TO hsw assurance Toe
IN this place this evening, and viii start for the es
foines river In The NOR srg The soldiers will camp Tor
ne night si south Berd we have heard Indlsr stories
bcicrc hu; ere inclined, from The source 10 beHeve
hs 10 ~ uue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
GrinSIe's Ancient and Celebrated Japanes

Gr1n0Ie's Ancient ana CeIeDrateu JePnneso
Life Pills purge the system thoroughly Of al corrupt humovs
citrate end purify the vital aus and the corrupt secve
tors are replaced with rich healthy blood rar1 that were
decaying with disease cred healthy vigorous
action and disease eradicaed If by magic leaving The
system robust condition, and less predsposed to cnha
disease again. of whatever kind In fact thew are natures
own remedy, and must, in short time be the only Pills
ured Thew pleasant take and Disagree with
the delicate child For sale bv Barnes Park and
Ring Broadway New York and by Respectable dragsists
and deSers In medicine throughout the United States Cana
dss Mexico, touh America &c at - cents boz or I'VE
boxes for 81. Principal depot White street. New Hsrk