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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

TERRIBLE PANTHER FIGHT.-A few ev>
'GhIngs since, as WIN. Pate. we'll known
in these parts as a Kickepoo Ranger, WAS
meandering the crooked trail from this
town to Port William. he was halted BY
. respectable looking footpad in the shape
of full grown male panther. and request
ed to " stand andsdeliver." Mr.. Pate OBJ
jected to the surly manner in which the
demand was made, an Informed his ii.
ger-like majesty that his property, all
told. consisted of an empty bottle and a
bowie knife, both Of which he stood 10
need of. and. as he was in a hurry, he
would be obliged to the gentleman to re-
ire. As that was not what Mr.. Panther
DESIRED, and as he showed his teeth and
gradually insinuated himself toward Mr..
Fate, Mr.. Pate waxed wrothy and let
Mr.. Panther have the bottle over his pate
with all the nervous energy Of strong
arm. That act being considered by Pan
ther as q declaration of war. he closed in
on our gallant Pate. who being some him.
self, and nothing 10th for an engagement
now that his blood was up, seized his bel.
iIgerent opponent by the scalplock with
his left hand, while he applied the shining
steel with his right to the sleek vest Of
his antagonist. In few moments Pan>
ther had as beautiful q " slashed ierkin'
as one could wish to see. while Pate. S till
IN the ascepdency. stood by, minus coat.
hat. breechi les, some hide, part of an ear,
and considi ierable hair; actually nothing
let but bjo pts and bowie knife. But our
friend wal victor. and nothing daunted
he shouI bred his enemy and carried him
home. Tfhere he was measured by several
nelghbfrB. one of whom has kindly fur
nIshed Us with the full measurement OF
the ANIMAL from tip to tip, which was se-
ven fe y three inches.
[K'ekGpoo { (Kansas) Register.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

A LESSON FOR W1vEs.-The following
touching, simple and sorrowful memorial
Of his wife was written by one Of the
greatest statesmen of England-Sir James
McIutush-in private letter TO friend.
"She was a woman" he writes. who,
by tender management of my weakness,
gradually corrected the most pernicious
Of them. She become prudent from af-
fection; and though of the most generous
nature, she was, taught frugality and
economy by her love for me. During the
most critical period of my life she preserv-
cd order in my affairs, from the care OF
which she relieved me. She gently re-
claimed me from dissipation; she propped
my weak and irresolute nature; she urg-
ed my Incidence to all the exertions that
have been useful and creditable to me,
and she was perpetually at hand TO ud-
monish my heedlessness aud imptoyi-
Is dence. To her | owe whatever | shall
DO. In her solicitude for my interest she
never for moment forgot my character.
Her feelings were warm and impetuous,
but she was plncable. tender and constant.
Such was she whom have lost; and l
have lost her when u Knowledge of her
worth had refined my youthful love into
neutrality-suspicious. age had deprived it OF
much Of it's original urdor. seek relief,
and find it in the consolotary opinion
that a benevolent wisdom inflicts the chas-
tiaement as we'll as bestows the enjoyment
OF human life; that this dreary aud
wretched life is not the whole of man ;
that being capable of such proficiency
in science and virtue is not like the beasts.
that there is dwelling place prepared
for the spirits of the just; that the ways Of
God will yet be Vindicated to man.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

Cos1aARrxkss.-A Dulchman up The
country. in speaking on contrary lhings,
says:
Some beopls gay dat hogs Is de COM
trariest ting in de world. pnE l zay dat .
schickin Is, for de order day was won't %
have some Ieetle scLiekens. snd / links i
try to make one zet. makes nest and
put some eggs IN it.. den ketcil sebick-
ems and put em down On dc eggs lie Jump
up again den ! make aiseile pc1 and
put over him an vain 1 slipup an pepe
In, I'llpe tam'd II be was 'nt zItten stan
din up.1
g By industry aud economy YOU
r,az henouae as rieh IS Actor vas.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

Tux DwFEREsc a gentleman hay.
ing large SIX shooter IN bis hand was
asked
!. Pray. SIR, is that hare pistol ~
:. 10. sir y lie replied, " its only a
colss
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

Lazy girls make rich men poor aud ir,
Sustrioes poor girls make poor mfo F'sh'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

FAsHIoNARtE WoMEH.-Fas ashton skills
more women than toll or sorrow. Ola.
dience to fashion is greater tfans0fea.
sion OF the laws Of woman 8 nature. N
greater injury to her physical aud mental
constitution. thao the hardships fpoyer.
ty and neglect. he'slaye woman athe
tasks will live and grow old aud SEQ two
or three generations Of her mistress pass
away. The washerwoman, with.seafseIv
a ray OF hopetos cheer her in her tolls.
wiIl3iIve 20 see her fashio6able sisters ali
die around her. and the Kitchen mnidtis
hearty and strong whom her lady has 10
be nursed like sick baby. Il & a sad
truth that fashioa pampefed women A..
almost worthlssS for all the great coda Of
hunian life. They hate but little force Of
character they have still less power of
moral will. aud AsiittIspbysicai energies.
They iiYe'for no great purpose "a Hfe
they accomplish M woffbysends. thev
bare only iollforms ia natIse hands az nil,
liners and servanIs'to be dressed ana T,d
TO order. They dFess nobody. t,eyfssJ
nobody. and save nobpdy. 'r6yBri6e no
books they set NO; rich tx ampiSs of yir.
tue and womanly life IL they rear ehil.
dren' servants and Nurses do ID 81. save
to conceive and give tbem biFth. And
when reared. Whoaare theyg what 90
they ever amount to. but WeakVr scions
OF the old stock2 Who ever heard of a
fashiouabls woman's exhibiting any nov.
er OF mind for which IL bscahns eminent ?
Read the Biographies Of 90 r fneh and wo-
men. Not one oftbtHS had ! fashionable
mo:her. They Dta y 81 spraeg from
plain. strOrg minded women HlI5 hsd
about aslitde 10 do with gasEion al xi,h
the changing cI.u q. asg
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

EeaEE1say hope those kR0TlHgthem-
sg7sndsbtedto this Office wiIInot put
Us to the trouble Of ealing on eseh
adiud9d, or saying more about the
matter through our paper. We know
times are tight are more
sHs5ly aware Of the fact than news
paper publishers. Every article We
use.k sup IN figures and cash at that;
sndyet we have not failed in a single
insznce to be on hand 10 tie dag with
orpaPer or job work. We have Just
returned after making heavy purchases
0fPesses, type paper, inks, etc, such
as makes the BrownEiIle printing
establishment, not only the largest IN
the Territory, but IN the Western
country. We hope, therefore, delin-
guents VII lend US a helping and-
# you are not prepared % pay al, let
Is have haF, Oreyen gua rter Of what
you owe, and II viii help Us out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

Agreeable to promise, to-day we
commence the publication in the
AdUertiser of all Laws, passed at the
last session Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, in which our people are directly
interested. So soon as We get through
with them, We viii commence the pub
licaaiOn Of ali laws Of a general nature
We imagine such q course win prove
as acceptable TO our readers as any We
can adopt. This, together with Tx
Laws of Congress now in course o
publications. our columns, cannot fai
to make the Adre7isT a welcome yisi-
tor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

A-
a PRosFEgT FOR NELLIETER--Ihe
Legislaturs III New York haF We assed
an aet nuIifying the Fugitive Slave
Law, the Constitution Of tie United
States and all othFr obstacles il the
path Of sReptabHcanism-p The New
To-k EaTrs thus speaks Of the pros
PEGS ahead fgr thn n~nlliEers:
The State may nuIIlfy If and w1en
It pleases, But We Of Manhattan IsIsnd
belong b TIE Union, and the wA07e
Union, and shall execute the lgK VS. and
processes of the Union, no matte r how
mgch a part majority in the Stat to may
order us tel nulEfy. When Justice
.NeIso or Judge Belts gives Capt. Ryn-
ders a United States process, there are
in this city and Brooklyn full 10000
men in arms, to follow him and to en-
force it. Eullify away, then, up in Al
banyl When thedr1m and FIFE sound,
the metropolis of the Union ranges
under the star-spangled banner IN
mighty h~ard-fsted sIedgelhammer
masses
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07
QUE LAND OFFICES.

Below We copy the Official notice Of
the location of the new Ian Offices in
this Territory, and also the official
appointments
HOa.NC. B. SMITH. the Receiver at
the Brownsville Office, We have known
since o5H residence IN this Territory.
He has been until his appointment
Territorial Auditor Of Nebraska, IN
whieh position he has shown himself
possessed offne business qualifications
.-capa5ility and integnEy-and We
have To fears of his sui,cess in his
new position. He has been here the
past Eeek, and informs us the Office
WILDE opened as speedily as possible
as soon is Mn Nxoy, the Register,
arrives The latter gentleman we
know nothing Of personally, but have
the best authority for saying he is one
In every way well qualified for the Pc
sition assigned him.
OF our old friend J &C. Turk, Recei-
yer for the DahkOta District, We desire
to say we sknoE him v ELL and were
reioiced tohear Of his appointment
Weaconsider Mr.. TURK, in point OF
talent, unsurpassed by any man of his
wears IN tile West, and feel confident
the duties devolying upon him will be
faithfully discharged.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

five thought We could saya weird
in favor Of this boat that would in the
least add to the reputation she Is 50
d~eservedly entitled to, we would take
greatpleasure in doing so. But where
Capt. BAKER and Clerk DARsT are
known-and where are they not in
this trade they need not our testi-
mouy to convince the travelling public
that they who travel with them arefor-
tunate.
It was our luck to secure a
berth aboard the Admiral, on her Iirst
down trip of thepresent season, and We
assure the public she still maintsins,
what she has heretofore so noBly won
for herself, the position ola frst-cIsss
Missouri River Packet. He passen-
ger accommodations are unsurpassed.
Capt. BAKER as an experiences and
efficient commanding officer has no
superior, and the indefatigable DARsT
IS calculated and does make all in
company with him feel sperfectly at
home"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07


lie give cur readers nj the States an
idea Of how Nebraska, and BrownuTIe
IN particular is prOsperiDg, We mention
~the-progress inthe River trade. Two
years ago, when Brownsville was first
laid Of, but two orthree regular boats
ran as high up the Missouri as this
Place Last season there we're thirteen
regular boats in this trade, and this
year the number vii not fab below
fifty. On Monday last, Eve boats we're
dseharging freight and passengers at
aeBr0FnHTle Wharfat the same time.
Steamboat arrivals are no longer look.
dfur veekly,or even daily, but almos
hourly.
During an absence Of four or fv,
weeks, We were mportions Of Illinois
Indiana, Ohio, and Kennedy, ani
found everywhere the fever
Prevailing to an alarming extent
AZ eyes are turned toward Nebraska
43 a knowledge of prevalent West
tn notions, those IN the States havl
10 idea sf fheimmense rush for thi
country. It IS not uncommon for no
less than one hundredpersonsto arriv,
at this place alone, in asingIe day.
When We left here, four weeks acc
eiainseouIdbe had within three to fvl
miles Of tom; nsx We are told CLAN
hunters mist 60 Eromtxelve to faeel
mics back IN the county. Our farmin,
lsnds are al taken up BY aetna
sefaer-l60 acres to each head Of
ianiy. At the rate matters hav
Commenced this RFing. SIX month
. E0n nov VII not find a foot Of unos
cOPiea land n Nemaha county. Thi
ssEOng argumenti IN favor Of putin
= she Land Sales as long as possibl,
"eknoT It's for the interest Of Ii
''y 70 haye no public sale ofland
ss~fs . tome We are pleased /
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

LIVERY SrABLE-It viii be seenbJ
reference tS our advertising columns
that Sberi III COLEMAN IS determined to
supply the wants of our cit liens, and
strangers wishing to look at the eoun-
try, by furnishing them with goodlive-
ny Recommendations. Such an "insti-
tuition il much needed, and there is
no dOUbtas to the success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07
An ACT
To establish a Territorial Road from
Br01rnriHc to Near Fort Ksdrney.

To establish a Territorial Rad from
Bro1pnriHc to Near Fort Ksarney.
SEC. 1-HBeit enacted by the Coun-
ell and House of Representative of the
Territory Of Nebraska, That A. s.
Holladay, j. i. Dozier, and G.. A.
Goshen be, and the same are hereby
appointed Commissioners to locate
and establish a Territorial Road from
TIE town of BrownyiHe, IN Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, by the
way of St. George and Tecmnseh, in
said county, to New Fort Kearney, on.
the Platte River.
SEC. 2.-That said Commissioners,
or a majority Of them shall meet at
said townof Brownyile on Or before
the first day Of June, 1851, or within
three months thereafter, and shall
procure such assistance As may be
necessary. and shall proceed to locate
and establish said road.
SEC. 9-That said Commissioners
shall each be allowed the sun Oh three
dollars per day for every day necessa-
rilv spent in the discharge Of the duties
herein provided for, and that all ex-
penses necessarily incurred m the
prosecution Of said work, together with
the compensation of said CO admission
ers shall be paid By the counties
through which the road passes
SEC. TT is hereby provided thai
said Commissioners need rot for the
present lay ont and establish said rel az
farther than the town OF Iecumseh
but maY at any time within two year:
from tai passage of this act, process
In Accordance with the provisions o
this act to continue sand road iron
Tecum#eh to New Fort Killarney.
she 5.-This act TO be IN force
from and after It's passage.
A pproved Feb. g. 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

We find upon our table . shuge
pile Of letters from various portions
Of the States; the great majority Of
which are making enquiries as to this
country twill require some time to
examine and answer them. We hope
our friends as vel as strangers who
have written US viii be patient, and We
VIII answer in turn, as speedily As pos
sible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

THE sUBuARRE CABLE@The Uni
ted States steamer Mississippi, having
been selected as a part Of the East In
dia squadron, vii not accompany the
United States steamer niagara to
England, whence the American and
British vessels VIII proceed to tlae At
lantic for the purpose Of laying down
the submarine cable, as Was formerly
intended, but the Germantown pre-
sent in the Mediterranean, has been
ordered to perform that service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

George FL Nixon Of Tennessee,
Register Of the Ne maba Land Dis
.triet
Charles B. Smith, of Nebraska, Re
eeiTer Of public meme rs for the Nemaha
land District.
Andres Hopkins, Of Pennsylvania,
Register of the laid Office Tor the
South Platte District
Edward Desl0nde. Of Alabama, Re.
ceiTer Of public moneys for the Soutf
Platte River Land District
Jeln II. PafrH 3, Of Nebraska.
Register lpf the ] and ofhce for ths
Dahkota Land Dis trc
John. C. Turk, Of Nebraska, Re.
eeiFer Of public mfnsys for the Dab.
k0ta Land DistrictI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

see that the powers that be- at Wash
ington are Of this opinion, also. Mr.
Buchanan strongly animated ~ his
inaugural the propriety Of this course
The Commissioner has repeatedly ex-
pressed himself Of the same belief
We have little fears under the present
Administration, but that the interests
Of Nebraska viii be looked afer-the
actual settler favored, and che land
Speculation shown as few advantages
as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

PENALTIEs OF Receivers OF PUBL1I
MoHEYs.-We learn that the President
Of the United States has fixed the
penalties on the bonds on the new re-
ceivers of public moneys in the Terri
tories Of Kansas and Nebraska al
$50, OO0i in each case.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

BoxDs OF LAND OFFICEs-We TN
derstand that the bonds Of the new
land officers in the Territory Of Kan
sas are being received at the General
Land Office and undergoing the neces-
sary examination preparatory to their
approval.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07
ga WORE

erteusfTe additions Ct rev Type
- Brouzcs. Cards, &es made 70 the
90 We claim to be able 70 turn out
-.,nor uusuruGssed Ey any olee-
80 a practical printer hlmseALand
.-rIev an accomplished ana expert
- Printer. Is determined not 70 BE
~ - execution of JOB Nork Cards
Faster's latest improved Gard
@ Workin Coles, Bronze " wks 6e-i
nartcul4r attention.
ne F~e4uce VII be promptly attended
1en - ii 1--WE satisfacti5n or nopsy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

THE s.yebraska Advertiser having
rueh the largest circulaflon Of my paper
Etbe Territory, Wholesale Merchants IN
[, Louis. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and
80 Eastern markets where Nebraska
-.-,hauts purchase, viii md no better
rs7euising medium in the Western COun-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

10 ANCoI1oId18 % AeA1A1 DoAA
4qriaHHuYd Society,"
SEc.1-Beit E acted By the Ceun-I
ell and House Of Representatives Of
he Territory # Nebraska, That 7. N.
Sanders. CIV. Wheeler, J. s. MiniclL
Jesse CSle. VIM. Horn. Il. n WhitneyI
Stephen Fudge. NJ. Coleman, hi
Chapman. Wm. + srguson. As. Hand
Lev, Israel Cunning, j. g. McCathron.
j. G. CLARK. a. III. ScovITe, Willis
Hill, j. W. Hall, s.. A. Chambers, AZ.
Skien. A. HobHtzsn. and E. Reid and
their associates and successors be, and
that they are hereby deelareN a body
corporate capable IN Law of { ontract-
ing and being contracted viii, suing,
and being sued, pleading and being I'M
pleaded nthe Ca urts ofthis Territory,
and may purchase /. hold, and sell real
estate as provided IN section 5 of this
act.
SEQ. 2-The purposes Of this incor-
pOration are hereby declared to be tile
encouragement Of Agriculture and tie
improvement Of the breed cf stock,
and the encouragement Of the Arts
and domestic manufactures.
SEC. 3.-Any two Of the above
named incorporators nav as soon as
convenient after the passage of this
act, call a meeting Of the Farmers Of
Nemaha county, BY giving ten da is
notice through the newspaper Publiah-
ed in said county, and then, at such
place as NAV be designated in the no
ltice, proceed to organize said Society
BY eIecting one President, one Wee
President, one Secretary, n Trea-
/ surer. and a Beard of FIVE Managers,
and adopt a Constitution and Bylaws
for the government of said Society,
not inconsistent with the laws Of this
Territory.
SEC. As soon as practicable
after the election provided for IN sec
ton three Of this act, the Secretary OF
the Society shall open abOok Of mem
bership in man e and form TO be pre-
seribed BY the Board of Managers,
and any person being a bona fde CT
tizen Of Nemaha county who shall
subscribe his name in said book and
pay the fee provided for in the G ons-
titution and BYLAWS of said Society
(which shall not be more than five
dollars nor less than one dollar) shall
be a member Of said Society, and BIT
entitled to vote at all elections Of Off
GERS of the same and enjoy al
other rights and privileges usually
conferred upon members of such So
c%ieties.
SEC. 5.-Ihe said Society, In then
corporate name, may acquire by dona.
ton or purchase real estate sufficient
for Fair and Exhibition grounds, no
exceeding ont hundred and sixty acres
and may sell and convey the same b.
deed andreinyest the proceeds or am
part thereof as the Board of Manager
may direct
SEC. 6.-No officer, except the Sec
retary shall receive any compensation
for services as such, nor Shall th'
& funds of this Society be used for an
other purpose than to defray the incl
dental expenses Of said Society andi
the PAYMENT of premiums under tn
direction Of the Society.
4 SEC. This corporation shall
have success sion until repealed BY Law
SEG. S.--This act to take effect ant
be inforce from and after its passage
! Approved Feb. s, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

Business AT ST. Louis OF the
business on the levae at st. Louis, the
R~ePu5Iiean, among other things, re-
marks
Such an amount Of business and
such a jam and confusion, never has
been known on the wharf. Imagine
over one hundred steamboats, laying
there, receiving and diseharging cargo.
OF trying I'd do so; the wharf covered
with thousan ds Of packages; n any hun
dreds of drays vainly enaeavoring te
get along, and the thousands Of meI
necessarily attendant on all these
operations and then some idea may BIZ
formedo of the business of the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

in this Territory, coming from
@ - he States. often suggest 70 rs
1--sous in their cd neigheorseoas, ne
beroms subscribers II they eo9ra see
4EF--isr" WealWEys send spcci-
- uerssus receiving. win eonslaa
Il enc q regular subseuoer- fst-
- otbsu, eeIingsuheleatlnee -
= - retain the usual Per cent if uneH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

-,rye papers, ueassy sHveloPed toL E-t
- Tkouf ckGrgss by visitors 11S
: 20 ossasonsHy 70 theirflsnas IN the
A
- mnrLhE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

OF the establishment Of three additional
Lend Offices IN Tie Territory Of
TeJrqska.

IH pursuance of the act of Congress
apB1eved March 3, 1S57 Z, entitled 'An
act to establish three land districts IN
the Tsrritsry of Ncbras ka," to be CALI
ed Respectively. the aNemdha Land
Ustria. the Soutk Platte RiueY Land
District, and the sDahk0ta Land Dis
hzcf, it il hereby declared and made
known tksIt the Offices for said districts
have been established as follows, VIZ !:
For the Eemaka Land District at
BrOKnYiIe.
Nor the 9SOMh Pa ate District at
Nebraska city
For the Dahk0ta Dzra at Dab
kota city, in said Territory.
Given under my b and, at the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of
April, 1857
BY ordsrof the President:
JOS. !. WILSON,
4Eg Comm er q The Gen1 Land Office
II
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

LARGE GRAET or LAND--We are.
informed that the quantity of land
granted recently by Congress for rail-
road purposes in the Territoiy Of MINI
nesota Is estimated to cover 4,416, 600
acres. F
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

fFS7F s..:. "a zs Gsas9.s. Sac ss ~
FoH 8 Co. 10. sH and - Brad
- Iezks v-eau. Cansdian and EulvPe
S~absalption 0Mces Ne lss,
sEss ~ IS Chestnut strsst Saint
vLrs Troy Chic. os
DtEsr. TPPecanoe, Vhlo-
- C0yington, AZ
Archer, Nebrask-
PTEL OregeH No
Hawk, RockPort No
90 TTrrE Nebraska CITY, A-L
TiTE- Linden, No
- Three Gr0Te- y
Agensto solicit S~ubsenPtons ana
- r tie A6ferrissrs AID reeieFe ana
$50 thereof
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

- Territorial Warrants ana Nenan- =
e--dzWing iHterest-Wil
-. for Indebtedness % tins On
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

Thanks to the genslemanly officers
of THE steamers Ogden, Goddin, Emma,
Spread Eagle, Hannibal, Silver Heels.
Nilgus, Minnehaha, Gladiator, and
IMMIGRANT, for papers furnished the
past week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

Oar ASSOCIATE being an extremely
modest nan, We vii say to the public
for him, that he has just rseeirsd and
IS nov opening the largest and best
stock Of Drugs and Medicines ever
opened above St. Joseph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07
R0OK PRESSHAN WANTED.

tf.sF Book Prsauuan, Of Ss5er habits, can find
w--pezfre situation on the Territorial Printing
-arTvfug az ths once. None, however, need ap-
rrsles possessed Of the above mentioned quahh-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

LIGHTNING R0Ds-W. G. Iv;1rsten
has just received a stock Of liehtnipu
rods, and IS prepared to serve the peo-
pie Of this place and vicinity. We
have long hada personal acqaaintancs
with the gentleman and VIII vbuch foI
his representations.
Since penning the above Messrz
BENSKT 4 MARSH anlouiase them,
selves in the same trade. hat ",
say Of Mr.. LIVINGSTON We can alst
say Of the hitter g~sntlemen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-07

The Editor and Associate both have
ust returned from St. Louis and Gin
~anaaf; but not in time to prepare any
matter of interest for the present
HEubsE