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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-28
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS /
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
TO BE ORA WV EACH SATURDAY. IN APRIL.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
prizes Of S225 approXimang to $50 600 prize ares 9W
prizes of 100 approximang to 2uUU prize are.... Es)
prizes Of 50 approxinang to 10000 prize are. $40
u prizes of 50 approximans to 1900 prze are" 694
"a prizes of 20 approx to 800 prize 72U
20 prizes Of - approXmating TO 900 prize 80
lri,n of -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23


Town lots N Flissyufi CIV. EshrnsI<a Ter
rit0Ty, sold recsutly IN New York st the 1atss
Of four hundred doIlars each purchases made
principally bv pesons who design making
Missouri CITY their perrsaneut tEzdsnce, tkis
beng the western tsrEainuz of ths Iowa CennHl
Air I.ias r. r. Decanah-n0R Masouri City
vas purchased from the former pl0prist0s sy
eastern capitalists prsvi0us to the l0cafOh Of
the western end Of the I G r. r EasteEn
capitalists have taken hold Of this Blace swing
to It's superior landing and natural adxantsgss-
Missouri City IS fast acquiring an inrortlnt
position among the prosperous towns OF the
Missouri nveL-10ra CltizsL
We hare reaa Of svoolly horzes,s he.lrd
Eumors Of the sea serpent 2 ard on ore oera-
sion. when extremely yonngs siaa or infsuiIls
bCmp Of The nsarvelIous extensively devsl0p-
ed, We paid the las. two Tits, remaining II the
juvenile treasury, for sight at the meznaid ;
but al the humbugs Of Barnurn, GnelusIns
the Egyptian Mummy" and the @Riuifalo
HuutH) boiled down into enc solitary HssIl1
vii not equal this beautifaI specimen Of san
nsgan- This IS emphatically giving to @hiry
n0thinss local habitati0a and . name,s fol
after eonsultinz the best Iights on the sulhjscs
vre find there Is no such place Neither have
we heard before Of Deeamah- Teeainah
which i loeated IN Burt county. IS sOinis dis
tancs from the river and moreover has no
leen sold to ''eastsrn eapitaIistz-'
We hope the sinportant position alrsads
scquirsd by Misz0u1i City ms nos been 70 tii
,Iefrmeut Of other points er5oying sqass ad
-rantzges.
TWoother mythical eitiss, named MOntI0as
and Hudson, the former located IN Haris0I
county, Iowa. and the latter IN WashingtoI
county, n. T, have also been Ethographsd B,
COMPANY Of swindIers IN the East Tlley
are represented as bcing On the great csntra
railroad, md destined 70 become IaEg'
cities IN few short years. Our readers an
warned Of purchasing any interest in then
Whatever. as they ara merely paper towns anC
not worth a red
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23
TEK w1EFHER.


The Clerk Of the SEASONS, BY soRaeT fatal
mistake, seems to have made wrong eutryof
dates IN the arrangement fOr the present year,
setting down December instead Of April
WhetberthesteambOasz have made the upper
laudingH and that individual gone On abi1sF'
or not, We don't know. but one thing is certain
As We heard Hyoung ameIica' say, ss0ue-
bodyss forgot something.n
During the entire spring, and 10 the date Of
our Iast issue, We have had very little pleasant
weather, and we see by our exchanges that this
inelemeney has been general Last Friday
morning was cloudy bat rot 50 coli z Il had
been, and we were IN hopes some pleasant
weather was about to set in, but alas for the
frailty Of al human hopes About noon the
wind changed and came sweeping down from
the north. diving mass Of ozlinOus ioOEinz
clouds before II, and shortly the glfftefing
fakes began to fall, the earth silently deun.sd
her vInterEObe, and rapidly resumed the CHEEK.
less aspect she has bone for Eve moths Sc
turday, al DAY the sun endea7orsd to lift thu
gauntlet King Frost had hurled to the ground
but without success. Sunday was wiIrm anG
pleasant Dung the week the appsarznrs
indicates spring at last. We here 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

he amount ofsmigratiOn to the Territorissi
from the Eastern States, since the opening of
navigation the present season, IS far greater
than & ever has been before. Every beat Is
cr0Wded from stern to stem with humau
feight bound for Nebraska
Since the ST Nary made her disappearance
Il oar wharf the rush has been CONSTANTLY
increasing. and though the numbers that stop
here are. immense, they are very few when
compared with the yazt tide which flows into
every point Of the Territory. Our city Is
cr0Wdsd with strangsTs, seeking anew hoae.
Let them eouss ali classes, al nations /; al
who are industrious, sobe1, and snergstie.-
Come then. from the crowded ssties Of tn,
East where the an Is reeking With raiasrna- and
disease stalks hideous along. Where labor j
low and pr0visiors high; where money :
scarce and doctors plenty: where the rcl
sriHe the faussof the poor, and men IN kigl
PAGES tramPis Hpon every law Of justice an
regard lot the cry Of the widow and orphan
where sia and eriiuss rObsd IN purple and I'm
tnen, go hOuOssa to their graves. and the vir
tu0us pO0rrsgzdsd. with lOathing and con
tempt Gene rhsr, we s1E. from the aeusel
Populated East where Manmon Is the Go
wOrshipped, and learn here for the first tine {
'LoOk through Nature up to Eaturss God
Come whsrs the gualsSes Of head ard heal
meet their Just apErssiation, vss.z=s virtue
iEOun reward, and the AIuighs4 dollar Iose
is oauispols1t F,swsF. Whsrs home ean b
had forths taking ard y0ur children grow u
untaintsd by the Feruiicious infEasueus Of cit
Ef@ Cone 10 the West, where the an Is uar
.na ne sol EioAii where zen ean I've hapP
beneath yoar oEn Fins and fs tree. xith non
. . -holess or make you afrai8s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

DEArH rRoM 4 D1ssEcr10x WoUzD.-Dr.
Chainpney died a bis residsnee n Brooklyn
q. T. On Friday inOrninga sSI inst. from POI
son received while making ia0st nlovtsm exA-
uinatioa Oh Moiday. at the request Of Cor
oner Re13ez, deceased assisted inthsposslnorten
examination ef the body Of JGhn Elders
alleged to have died fEuu1 Tiolence It the hauds
Of garrottsrs. While ensagsa At this he prick
Cd the second EHgsrof the lei hand, saa, not
withstanding svsr!t sxsrtion lras made 70 pre-
vsasa fatal rssults he died, afsr suffering ths
most inteEse aguuT- Deceased was twenty
seven yeals Of agss, and had prepared himself
for the successful practice Of his profession b
extensive travel aid b prasties II diiIarsni
hospitals
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

The frs of this Rev. ssnsuAAhs before one
oE the BoztDn GDourtz fsz alulterY Is attraeting
e0usidsrahls attsutisn, ard be il Ekaly % Be-
couss one sf Tie tnost notoriioas men IN the
couutzy. Tha Boston papers are fined With
dis stifs e The scenes which the Nc
eusaa partss ars sid ID have lpaszail through
His.counsaI ariuszr to have soiihs heav15 ttH1n-
deg n rss erva, if We ma5 Ihags By thsir
cooIness, ahdIE is not nlprObabls Tint they
viii prove Ihas case to Be one Of black mzil.--
BE has been d Eigid adyOests Of the Maine
Liquor Law, hut the evidences in the 'tzia1l sh0E
him to IL In ardent loTer of asiId ixhiislk''
when behind the door. The EoEIolEizI Z ncsice
frUn TIE ChiirrsssgO 7Enes uil ssrvs . give cur
readers some baea,of his Character
The Rev. gentleman i 4 distinguished
member uf one of the most extensive and
respectable body Of Christians. He Is re-
n0Ensd For BIS eI0quencss he las becums
the especial pet Of . large cIrcEs Of
admirers in Boston IndspendentIv Of his
-elercai position he occupies another and no
less Distinguished cne. He's q poaEIcLan- In
1854 he vas AZ the head cf that qEgsiniz cation
which indu0ed three Thousand cEsrgymen to
announcs an the name Of Almighty lS0d's the
Divine curses upon The United Sts.tes Senate.
Since thai period be has been az active, en-
thusizstie dau0uneeE Of the Democzatfe party.
During the last summer he shrielzed IN ssthe
name Of the Almighty f1r freedom He
preached relbelEon and InsurrectiOas he preach
ed lesstanee to ele lz1z i,f the Iald; be Urged
that the rife and shs Bible shsuld 90 together
TIL this land WIS redeemed from sin and sla-
very. Afbsr the election was over, be Il was,
who from the pulpit on the Lords Day, in the
pressnes of men ard women, and in the pre-
ssrcs and tsmple Of that Almighty Soveznisu
whose servant and minister he pr1fessed to Be
declared HAT James Buchanan,. the crsaturs
4 Of slavery, would take upon himself the office
I Of PresiderIt sgzInst the indignant protest O
TzTELITsEScE, vIEIUE, DaECESCT and MORAL
TTT Of the Union He row stands indicted by
a grand jury Of Massachusetts, for ashauching
the vile Of a friend. who had allowed her &
visit bis house; for uutraging the virtue, decer-
cy and morality Of young and hitherto refs
peetsd woman
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

ME-EE-HA-HA-We heu snsomiums oI
praise bestowed upon this boat BY Passslezrz
who have storped here md those Of our fel-
low Citizens who lately made "trip to OInaha
and back inEegard to good ueatn.ent, supefiu
fare and that essential quality Ia the successful
enjoy msnt Of said -grubr-attss1tive walters
The band Of music belonging 10 that boat Sis.
eoursed some me IalIzie while laying at aul
wharf.
OapI BAKER aad W H. ScUn1iER, the clgri..
als gentlemen every way tilted fen their p1zi-
1lon. ana we predict an enFiabLs popularity iEi
the Min-ne-ha-ha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

ne ssatleHan who recently created such
-, ''s..oa among the seaats people Of 5lr
.I.l, cry SE Joseph, WSs bFougts 10
- - . rev elals slnces an d now Inc1r-l
- = = e oGr county JAIL to await The scti1n
Of the authorities N his Csc H. -t--,s.- =
that his nane Is AnsuH FFEs,rf f,0r, ~ Vr.-,l
-and when lie vaas hsrp.sorutt;r,r -s,.,,. rs,,-
veEsed rather fueulv. and IL. 49, r-,-,. =, A.
marVelOus mysteries hauq7ip,5 49, m, ,f..t
were attEibuted ta him by o1r obirlve,s- 5ssTt ~
neighbgfs. He st1fed arnos+ .sL., n -.
that he uas shuutinu lznd to eS.t.-r --'7 1 -
entered : eo1sae eHanle perigh. and oHIeI a
be belongs to the ger4s ko7as. or =, arstIs-. y
the SPECIES 0f biFelis, the curious r,n ,s,..7-.-
TOR themselves. As iuE ourselves ne are sasfs-
ned ne knoEs what be IS dong. and wkars BE
Is g0sng.-and i IS cur opiniba that 81 sI,sHIs
Be kept eiose. and not Be sllEse.ssI q rptu, !,
Iarze. FOR Il IS impossible tri Iearn wlat ne ,.,,l
intentions are----1 1sH'0rrats isapalnah lIa
Welean si1ee TIE ahoys wis n type, fturn
the sazns ouzlal that y heai's case has IlesI
sab1nffsd to a jury Cd senls tbs eouriEy o.Iuis
and be dscIazsd i1ssins ana ssnt 70 tha Luliaii,
Asylum- He aIipenn 10 have besn . uuE
sdaezsed man Tie causes iFhirh Ia 4 sS lIsi
insanity are uat knoEn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

The ahsenee Of the senior editor, and also
Of the junior, Dr. HoLLADEY, who has gone
to St Louis ior another supply OfSmmuni-
ton, II order to open the largest wholesale
and retail Drug store above st. Joseph, and
The news that the ''girl he left behind him.
has married another fellow lately received
bg the foreman which renders L dangerous Il
approach him On any subject VIII account fol
the small guautity Of editorial matter N to
g days paper and nay al be attributed to th.
DEvu
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

fAss HrH AHOuER-on tszt Monday. .
sooladrei, y ne namsOf J. c. P 0EDEAE,
ssaIped ai ms Flacs with his ,riGe. and tskiur
'-S' 9 a hossl esesrsd Eooniss IND Immediately
hla'.e raIia Eraeks Tor ths eos'i vEhirhstil lay
At he wharf TIE lu4y. whose suspicious
-e's asoasees foiioWed Inn, hat dil not reach
: -ls ooa1 'i1tli i had showed OF Her distress
- 'soI-1ag 3 uiLuesE, but ths hunn Esnd
tur1sa : aszf sa-. ana visbousuo1sx. uithoul
-, 4 sl'-nseE b a si-anss lands BE hsazt-
oa-sEied tie woman hs had promised q
t.sal'~ . aiOss, el..si.,. md p.o.e..s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

0MAHA--This fine beat, thoroughly repaiir-
ed aud gotten up IN the best style '@without
regard to expense made her first aTpsarancs
at our wharf on last 7 Thursdav eve1ing, with
a heavy cargo of goods for this place and
Sioux city. Capt WnEzAzD We have travel
Led with, and mean what we say when We
recommend him as one Of the most pleasant
sOciable and accommodating gentlemen on thu
river, while e.erk WHCsx would maks the
duIlest trip pleasant BY his agreeable and VIII
mig department Success to the Omaha!
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

A CEE-Without giving Us the aunkindest
cut OfalI 2 JoHE DozEEl, Of the finn of MclAI-
LIsTEE, DoRIER & Co., has presented Us with
the ''cut dircctr IN tbsshaFs Of finely finish
ed and beautifully ) 0rnalnsnted knife, possessed
Of the kesnest clEttiing Pr0eivitiss. ThoaS
who want = good article n the cutting iinF
had better @cut'' for Jozz's, as be has q Iargs
assortmentof every description. Of csrt-lerv, al
warranted not to ela in the eyss'' T
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

- --,rut szteusiTe a1ditiouz of neE IyPes
- ms. Brunzss, CGris, 6c-, made 20 fae
=, - ClIF.e ne clziu 80 be able 70 TIM out
=. 60 n \ manner H1surpassed by any ol.lee-
-. --gp-issor beng Frastical printer IN lsi
- n has s1EPl7y Al aceeEl -l = - =
snce- - = - gr.cutioz cf JGb W0rk- Cards
- enc of Fosters lEtest improved Gard
- RIa-ty. Y ork in Colars, Br0Hzs v or<, hes
= ---ssrish pa-siisular atte1ti0n-
- -, : distau-e WI Be PrauptT attended
- -r--sused 70 give satisfaesisu OF no pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23
EEMAHA GoUxTT1
Anril 21sf. 1R57

April zIst, 1So1.l
Ma. EuIToR :-Permit me, through your
paper, to say that have Just rsturned rom
Panne1 county, with small load Of stone
coal. which 1 obtained in the southeast csiJrner
Of sid Ioount,y, near the Kansas line. and on
The eILinof a8IE Turner'S The coal Is now
muse III you town
But what took nv attention most was the
novelist to see large black walnut Tree, on. tie
bank Of the South fork Of the Big Eernaha.
taped IN the cid Virginia style, with two elder
spfIes md a trough at the root to eAtch the sap
which was dropping from the spiIes; thrust
my head into the trough to taste the water.
and toF my surprise found It as sweet as the
SAP frum the solt maple. which / con pared
from another trough near by. Irspairsd forth
with to enquire into the character Of the sap.
The lady, (Mrs. Freeze,) informed me that Il
made good sugar, but not very fah, ana that
the TaOlasses was not much inferior to the
maple nolasses. i would say to all thOse who
have black walnut timber On their lanllsr--giiVs
Il . triaI, If It works xsII your sugar aid mo-
klssea viii come cheaper than the present
pricet frOm the stors- who Vii l,s tie frs
to gfFeit tEial /?
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

AuEUL ArczDi.xr.-Bslors soing 10 press
We are insauls5 Of . hosribls 0c-ursncs
which tsruiirlafsaI the life Of J5bn E Cake. 81
this u5unty. He VAS burned to death on The
I5shfnst- No ehs was On the f.suiisss att the
tirns. and before ilnE one wsnt % his assst1nrs
be wss crisp. He VS. highly eztsamea By
aI md mas truly = favorite wIth svs-y fns1ivi-
dual of his acq Iaintzncs-
AstDuilhingly ssrazge It Is that 4 lh-oGhsr,0l
llEr Caks. elzns 10 lliis deaif. by ths sa1ss m
DIorizuate cirrura E,tllriess year q Two a.,b.-
sunruna la Denszui.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

EThs ssNebraSka AdEertiser'' having
narE the largest circulation Of any paper
!. the Territory. Wholesale Merchants IN
s.. Louis. ST. JosePhs CiAeinHafi and
o.her Eastern markets where Nebraska
merchants purchase. viii fHd no better
Advertising medium in the Western COuR-
. IL
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

VIE received a file Of New York papers
from the accommodating and dessEvedly pO-
pulfF CLERK J. j. Wncox, Of the Omaha o.
Iass Thursday evening, only thsirtseu days fr0nl
Ests TorE to Brosuuui7ls. By Uncle Saru's
ruuts we received On the same day Kansas
paEers Of February 25th-
Were II not for the geuElemanIy accomrno-
dation ws rscsive frim the clerks Of steam
bi,sts we would often have to DO with regard
to news as they do in Other sections OF th'
c5untry-tIO without-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

The Edinburg made her fEst appearance
here the present season, on hst Srnday- She
was crowded with passengers and heavily
freightsd- She vas one Of she most popular
baats that nun the river last ven, and seems
determined to sustain that reputation. Clerk
BLOCK, vel known for his uuiFGrsal suaVity
of manners, has our thanks for files Of St
Louis papers
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

-sz.,t IN this Tsrrit8-y, eoning from
Feise-s - 81 - Stasss oftel sugEest % rs
80 = - -.--ou=f IN tisiroid neigh horhaoda, y 10
- - 4lsl-- h.eor1e subscribers II shey eogla see
E'1- lls.s-zs 5--.-s,SrrH WealWays send - specl-
aeai. ~ - ,s-s--,s reeieFing, WI consider Il q
-I.-.tsi5ssr - beesms resal1f slnssfiae.- 81
- "a oss7s feeling seieuI Iiiseras 2 s,..e
- - ss.a fuSLin the 0s1ll PEI esn- 1a- men
t-suhlc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

The 1IAn1rosA C4A1n.-Ths Syracuse
Journal says @. " Childs, OF that CITY, has
had terdsred to him the Office Of Engineer and
Surveyor Of the. Fremont Maziposa claim BY
is urese.ls owners. Its their Iatenti0n 10 sub
divide this extensfvserant inFoEArra for actual
-ut4l,.-4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

The ufIIof Dr- Kane has been recorded IN
PEilalieIpliia. He bequeaths 5000 to his
trother Rsbert. and the rsnainder to the rest
ef his fznlily under such limitations as hls
father shall deem advisable
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

HoBLrrzELL s Co.-This enferprising and
ven known frua have been rscefft+ffng. by every
boat Of the season, their spring stock Of Goods,
and are now prepared to furnish their custom
ers with good article at rsas0nabls price
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

r-snrle pa5ers, nsnsly euveioPed for mailing,
~. - r,;ssaus ehargs, by visitors and others
=, - Il send occasionally b iaaIr lEiel7 u me
s-- s-s.--i5.ious received f0r three, *, nine r
twelve lnsushs--
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

TTTE have fex bushels Of extra Flax Seed to
w loun n limited quantities, @ such Of cur
Farmers n THIS County who wish e get start IN
SEED
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

---=.,-i,1. V-E-rants and Nemaha County
=. - - f,-rrcst-WfH be taken az par IN
- -. = fo,Isbtsduess TO this once
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

AcPHEHsoS, 1IoaR1soz & HurCHlIs; are
on haud witb j laigs ana spIsnafd stock Il
SHing and Summer GooI. ThisIa al ID
IRE HsE sss slizHsni. asss thauA oA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

those IN want Of Clothing Be Iupqiisd
at tie aBaltimars Clothing Store, Is they
viii see BY an advertisement IN to-dly's pa
NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

WtsIearn that seven men vsrs drowned q
omsdi. n, T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1867
OmAna-
Fer Kansas, Br0lruviIIe, Omaha, Caune1 BIufs and
Sioux City.
TIE new, elegant fancy and eonEn0-
dibus PASSENGER steamer (lstSHA Az
D1EE n ISzL AID, Master, J. J. WIIeox Clezk, VIII,
On the earliest Opening of u4Figzti0n resume her
trips ard run asa regular packet 10 the abaYe and
All intermediate points On the Missouri riTer- Pa
trUns can rely upo1 her eontinEing n the trade
regularly during. the entire season. f
The Omaha having been placed in the most max
cspsiouabIe ersr expressly for the trade, her officers
hope that by stEt attention b the c0nfort Of her
passengers and 10 business 70 merit liberal shGEe
of patronags from shippers and the puhIic gsHer4l
A. WIEELANTT Master.
J. ]. WuCOx, CLARK
April sd, 1851. 45-6
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23
TEE PREEMPTOR'S GUIDE

knoE ready for delivery TO Agents,
q mailing to order on the reception
Of 81
Orders now In, and those hereafter
received VIII te filed IN the order In
which they are received
The Guide can be had at the LAND
0FFCE and Of R00T & COZZESs IN
Omaha City, and Of Armstrong 1
DUEKy, Nebrsska City.
LzND 0FFICE- OMAHA. n T
February, I7th, 1S5T-
Tearr informed thaf NJ r " Furuaz Is about
b publish q Synopsis Of the Pre-Eulpti0n Laws, 10
s5sr with late decisions. connected With that sub-
jec.. and ~,I0En SITES We think such PabIiea-
TIM Is greatly needed, and eopy shauid be In tie
hands of every person IN the Tertiary, as it WI
iulpl-t Falua6le iuf8rHlati8n-
JOHN A PARKER, Register
A. r GILMORE, ReeeiTe-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

70 moss sg5zzEsED
NOTICE Is hereby ziFsn- .hst I r,ill un ite 3tsh
~ day q April. 1857, Brtciss4 % a. Lahd 0Giee
atO1nha City and ErsEs up my Prs-su -iisn E.It 10
the tcr1h " est 4uateE a -aition No ~ IL 1swn-
shir 8 - IIangr 1s. Elsl, "a EeuaIii 80 ia r.
bEaslEi Isrr- ID + KialkRS0E
Br1EnTiils, AprIl Idt1. 1857. 4f-tt
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-23

ftkiAi praFe-tg h1lEs ii iAs Ctr ulf BruEnxiIis
u aHN Aerebg norI1sd tksss ase1liiilg ts a. Orli-
Halea oi TIE IltT tqunel- the lzeEulaIIt q AZ
proPsFty witbia tEs .orpar1ls EriEs q hi Il ~
has been mals, and aprllfasd - tls fEsy CqtneiI.
and any 1ersuns fseI = thslsszlSs l-srs1 81 s.if
1ssesEmsnt ean hare . ksa7ing q lks same within
tie tiua q sfirtT dass frrli tt7s dliia
H5gWFR JOHNSON. fF.s. nrl-~l.1
Bluwnzi1s. ApriI l3EA. 1851 Asu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-21

20 the Ulor5at.s. thr Ju.iior. OF Oh, Supr6ms
IuItrial Juuu r,Nt tu is brlIsu 100 Pare, iu anil
nr tIr County " ONnrl, coo Jhv ~ luCsa1y 1t
Nr-u.'. NJ. 1851.
DTT~UN PACKARD, IL llauis10, be- thr
ID ,uu.t, uf JumIsf.,rI. 1ul vIt of ltvoNr
F,tNAru slps NtvuNu l.. rACkArr, n"v Of
r1us urAunuu, r,.r,,tuII, hh,ls aui gives thi.
h.rHrh'r Count tu lg informed dat slr wee lew.
uH, married. 90 tlr spiI Alupl' Packard 1t ll1r.
r,..H. boz .,rI Count, OF Cumberland, 1000 thr uscn,-
.I,.I 90, 90 February, l.1l, o., thar',, MaIhrr,
J..a Justice ~ hr r,log, chat yuar hl,.Aut,
.fr.. ihs iHtrfmnu1gr, tas aloa,s behaved h,f-
.....s, HfhuI. ,ha.rr, BnI auttuHusir vtir Coz
uHr.'s fhr .a.| AIn.li, aUI ih1tihc slti NHuHnd'
who'll, r,.,uI'rss eff his w,,ua-r NuUs, iu ~su-
ts#Har. Al. l~i6. I,-,rtrI sli BIZ Nuur N,sll'Di
4H. Hss pH,.T H,r.I vtfh ur suHr1riri boz sinrr.
N.| Hu.I~B.Is. trvlt, uH fhr 18Th dn, nl u.'arr,
A.u. 1851. Bi p.lHtn, fH tHr COUNTY ul Norfolk,
.i. slIH N.HluI vac, pt s,ia term ~ ihr ~Hrr'mr
lu.rH Court thaH 1uI irrrr ho'i,H, d'uUrd
r.r tHW lHsHHu'==1s hy thH rrrufds ~ .ad
Cont there remaining Husnrs. Nuur luFl.sni
IH.. .rr r.l,. Eight prt IHs'rr, nri chat sh" may
Ia, #t.rlrI iram thr l-tHis ,f mn'umHu1 lgivr,n
boz 900 boo s4II Au.IarI, as Boo aHI, lsruHI vail
.,,....r,. uIsr~EN PACKARD.
W,EEtsns Nr-. :. 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-21
SELECT SCHOOL.
AT LIvERMoRE FALLS,

Ga Tussdi,, tho 1T dsy of September,
NrSt, o. rputiuue Ele,en Woke Suiuho assist.
,usr will H. employed. The usull Academic
StuIir. will D. taught, and pup.r rSruiuu 90 h.
made a. rsnisr thr school profitable ~ all Who
ma, attend. Whose iuiu: tur Teaching, ipr no.
si1s.s Dr or Colr-r will receive special attention.
The school vill ucCup, a new snd commudiuu'
luiliing, with the capacity to seat about one
huuirrd hni hily pup'''.
Uu,Ep. io hmili,., 1T The 1vc.t rates, anl
near thr school. Euams furnished lor .iui,ui.
Jr.truu. az sr'fbahiHg.
Trrruv, G1m - Co $3.50 per quarter. No
aHmttlurr t.r bee thpu h,lia term. Th1sr Who
attend mote than bali v,ll D., charged Zoe whole
trfm.
ENAutv,rIov. Thor, will D. p uuhli, exam
nation pt che ,irsr of che term. Two prifrs Will
o. r6rrr.i CO. ,uur. grutrmsn, irr The bet trrh'
uli,u1. also two prlIr', Co the Your. lad'e', ior
lsst compositions.
Iiysuuufs FALL BE- q pIrlpnt, thriving village,
auI ,,s.', accessible o., stage aui atp't, u BE-
suHIr .r1il, central o. o. vithin lev miles ni e
large Huliisr Of ..h0prs, iu The adjacent tpsus,
while ttts attractive v1YHgh ip make ilr 'lnY 10
those irYu t distance agreeable.
Niss llOETEN~E llNll. A.sl.Hnt anil Teach.
srui ngvtHg. s..
IUr fwhrr iU1mIiIH1, .l..ss ibr srlrrr.lFr
uh, uiI' remain, uuul August -. ai -. ftrs.
J1h. 49,. - o. T.. KINDS, \. VI.