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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

u The Nashville Academy OF Music will COM
mence its fifth session the Srd Monday in Sep
temocr next. For particulars apply to the Princi-
pal, No. "a, South Vine street jy 2S-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

LABOR SAvISG SoAP.-DissOlvs quarter Of
a pound Of lime in gallon of cold water then
take off the clear; dissolve half poun Of sal
soda IN 4 quart Of water, and mix It with the
clear lime water. One pound of brown soap
dissolved IN gallon Of water IS thsnto be add
ed to the clear liquor formed with The sal soda
and Erne water, and this forms the soap This
soft soap IS excellent for boiling white linens
Il removes all grelse that is N them, beczuse
t contains an excessof caustic ley. About ons
quartof II is suf6ssent for boiling clothes in
ten gallon wash kettle. A quantity of thi
NAV Be made up and kept for constant use.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
SINCERITY

~S5ncerisy Is ths mszt cornPen1i5us wsdDn
and an excellent instrument for the spesdly dis
patch Of business. L creates a coaEdsnoBi an
those we have to deal with saFes the labor oi
many inquiiriiesI and brings things 10 n-iksus
in few words; u Is Ike travelling inrs TIIaiil
beaten rcad, which commonly lbisiinSs man
s5O1er to his journeys end, than By ways II
which men often 16ose themselves. In a word
whatsoever convelisnes-raay te thought tgrbe
IA alssh0o5 sAa diEssIE1alatiO1, II issOon-Sitsrt
but the ineouEenisnes of isjeslOusy and sus-
Pision, 50 that man is npt believed KlsA Ths
Speaks truth, nor trusted, Fs1haps, Ehen hs
means honesty. When a man Hs-Once for
feitsd the reputation Of lis Integrity, he IS ssl
fast md nothing MI then serve his turn,
neither truth nor falssRoo1 and have ofter
th3ughs that God hath, IN His great wisdom,
hid from men Of false and 1aish0nest minds
ths-wcuasrfuI a6vahtsgs< 6Fl fnEtA a5dZiin-
tegrity. to ths prosperity even Of worldly
Affairs These men are 50 bhr2ea By thaiI
cOvet0USness and aul1-El015 that Eley ea1lo'
look beyond pgessu4 advantage, nor fOrbear
to seize upon Il thO1gh By WAYS Fever 50 in
direct they cannot see 50 f9r As to the remote
consequences Of steady integrity, and tbs
vast benefit and advantages which twill bring
4 man to at last We're bat this sort Of men
wise and cleaE-sightsd enough to discern this,
they HoaId be honest out Of very knaFsEy
not outof any love to honesty and virtue, III
with crafy design to PuamOts and adFaass
more efscsualIy thsiFOq1lintersts; and there
fore the Justice Of DE,ine PrOYsasncs hath hid
this trusst point Of wisdom from their efs
that bad men might not be On. sqaaI tsrni
with the just and uIrigts, and serve their ,'EI
wicked designs bY Loness and lawful means
TIIl0tSzz. A
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

INFLUENCE OF TENPER OK HEALTH.-Ex-
eessiEs labor, exposure to wet and cold, de-
p-iTatiOn of sufficient quantities Of necessary
and wholesome food, baBituaI bad lodging
slOsh and intemperancs, are al deadly enemies
to human life; but none Of them are 50 had as
violent and ungovemed passions Men and
woman have survived all these, and at last
reached an extreme old ages but i may be
sofsly dOubEed whether single instance can
be found Of . man of EiOlsnz and irasciable
temper. habituaIly subject 70 Storms Of IN
govsrnablo passion, who has arirs1 atla very
advanced period Of7lifs. { is. Therefore, 4
matter Of the highest inporsancs to every rns
desirous 70 preserve aasound rsiiDd IN a sound
body" 50 that the brittle vessel Of life may
glide down the stream Of time smoothly and
ssscEsly,l instsadHOf Hing continually tossed
about amidst rOcEs and shoals which endnga
Its existence, to have special care, alaids
all the yisissitudes and trials Of life, 10 main
tain quiet possession Of his own spirit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

INDUBLE Xxx STAISs--To remove spoE
Of nitrate Of s7ITe nieEble ink, moisten them
for few moments with moistchIorids Of lize
which forms ehlOride of silver, and then dis
solve the latter BY caustic ammonia 1t MAJ
be somstimes Necessary torepeat the operation
Cyanide Of potassiam may also be employed.
MIxcE PIEs-Meat, finely chopped, 5 lbs
good apples Z lbs, sngar 8 lbs, raizins 2 lbs.
cuHant jelly lbs, butter OK mace or Gin
namon 1 o. When this IS prepared, make
crust oftwo-thirds the usual quantity Of lard
and one-third of fat salt pork very finely chop
ped; all of which should be rubbed IN the flour
and wet with cold water. Bake IN a.sl0w OTel
one hour.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
5lonltstft Gfpllolrlp.

PIAIx CoRx BKEAD-BUit EEET GooD.-
One pint of sour milk, two egys, one teaspoon
Of saleratus, little salt, mako soft enough ID
pour out
CocoASUT PIE-0ne good sized coccanut
peeled and grated, one quart Of milk swestsR-
ed Ike custarI, a piece Of butter the SIZE ola
walnut IN each piiss .fOur eggs to the quart.
IyD4aS MEAL FRrED cAklEs--one pint 81
sour milk, asmal tsa-sPoonful Of saleratus,
little sat. two and a half OOass cups Of fine In
dian meal Dfop from sP0Oa into hot lard
and let them boil until 4 nice broEn- -
RrH ASD IxmAs JOHSsT CAKEs---Twc
curs of rye, two cups Of In,iirn u1eal, small
tsssFoo6ful Of saleratss, q little salt, sufEcisr
sur 5 mix to make stiz batter. Bake in cake.
oa I gTiiddlsi split OPen and butter them; send
.totakts hot.
IxB1Ax BAKED PUnDrxa--AlwaYz good
One quart Of milk, fsur sggz Eve large tea
spoollfuls Of Indian nlsals Hatneg aRdsglgzE Il
vo1r taste. Boil the milk aEd seald thsIHsliz
neal in It; then let i cool bsioss yOu aaath.
eggs bake three quarters of ~ hour.
Pax DoDur1xss---Thrui 'tea-ctIpz uf fnr
rye rasal. tErss tsa-eups Of Lndsan mesl, on
egg thFss table-sEoonfals of natiiazsss
a8d IEtsls saIE-and aIlspial;; suhcssas swss
ak Is Forrn ssBstEsr ssiH elionsh to drep from
SPOON Fry them N hsS lard ''untll : NC
brown
MUFrISs-MeIt halfa tea-cupof batter L
pint azd i halF of n.iIIk; asd litils szss g
Of yeast aud four essgs stir i fisirE entiusll 8
make batter rather stllsE han Tor gTiddl
eakess Il kept n rnOderzsel h warm lllacas
VII riss safieieatly N eight ur nine hauEs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

FhgTg IS u disposition ohseET4tls Il sl-3rns @
view unfAvUtzhly s7ssrytlhitng that falls under
their noti1e.. Icy seesk-A5 gzia soAfdsnOs BY
always aiffslhs f1Dua oths1s in jlsssniekts
ard to dsprscats what they aliov to Be porfily J
initsslf. by hlatz1g at some mistake OE iinIpsr-
lection IN the performance. You ars TO l0fty
on TOO low in yOurnaznneEss y0u are 90 frugal
o. 10 prOfuse n yoE- ezpe1diluEsi yol are
TOO t1ztuD on too fEee N syoaE spsseh, ana So
Of the rst. Now quad agaiiEzt tLhiis Eendeley.
Nothing mors viii cOndust to yOus uisoni-
foT.ablsness than living II the neighborhood
Of iiII-ri4sEus and being familiar with discoa-
tsnt Ths disposition grows With iin5llllssnse,
and Is lOB ind bass N Itself and il any sAould
be ready to prids themselves On sE.ia and
fzelIity m tins ssiencs, lss them remember tkai
the aequiiziiliioa Is chap and cay, q e5ild ear
defAcs and destroy; duIinsss aEd s.asaiity
which seldom l4ck ili0EulatonOE lnszns, ca
czvIl and find ffzulEt; and srsrythiryc4n fr-rlsl
ignoznse. pEsjuGicc and envy with handl,
Of Isp-0ach-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

VKW OF LIEE-It Is said al 1nz-tyldoms
looked mean when thsy were suifersil. Every
ship Is a aBOnantic object sxcePttiiat IFs sailin
Embark, and the rOmanes qTi. our vessel
and hangs on every other sail IN the hqri-
zon- Our life looks trivial, and lFs sun to re-
cord it.
lis the trick Of nature thus To degrade to-
day; good deal Of buzz, and somewhere :
result slipped magically IN
So much of our timeis preparation, 50 much
IS routine and 50 much rsrOsIeCt that the
pith Of each mzu's genius contracts itself to 3
very few whours.-Emsrs1n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
REuPE 10 MAKE A HAM BETTE THAN


RECIPE To MAKE A HAN BETTEE TEAM
WEzIFHALILS.-As soon as the hos IS cold
enough to be eutuP, take the two hams, and
cutout the round. bone, 50 as to have the ham
not too thick, rub them well with common
salt, and leave them in a large pan for three
days. When the szlt has drawn out all the
blood, throw the. brine away and proceed is
follows: E .s.sizzu1-L f
Have two hams, of about eighteen pounds
each, takeane Pound Of moist sugar, one pound
Of common salt; two ounces Of saltpetre, then
put them into vessel large enough to contain
them in the Equdz, rsmembsrilg always tC
keep the salt over them. after they have been
IN this state three days, throw over them q
bottle Of the best VINEGAR. One month IS rs-
quisite for the care Of them; duringthat period
they must be timed often in the brine; tvHeI
You take them out draiin them Nslls poEtEIel
them with soma eoarss -four. and hang them
IN dry place. The same brine can serve a,
gain, observing that yOu must not PussO uhuch
salt on the next hams that you pickle, Thii
method has been tried and pronounced far bet
ter than the Westphalian-- -Hausstsad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

INPoETED SwISE-Mr. C. s. Wainwright,
of RHinebeek, received BY the Baltic, 6ne
Essex boar pig, selected from Il pen Of five to
which vas awarded the first prize at thereeent
Birmingham show C0hTstry Gent. - = g
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

BOILED TUIKET.-CIean the turkey, wash
It we'll season the inside with pepper and salt;
dredge a little -four over. and PIN it in clean
towel; put itinto kettle Of hotWater that has
bee1- salted. Let II boil slowly; whsn done,
send It to table hot This IS eaten with oystsr
saucs. or drawn butter, as preferred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
TY OF BROWNYHLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, n. T., THURsDI

ALMOND MAcAROOSs Ss-One pound hlanch-
ed almonds pounded quite fine, one pound
powdered sugar. the whites Of Eve eggs beaten
to stiff frOth; lay thena on paper at the dis
lance Of an inch; bake IN cool oven; wet 3
table and Isy thspapeton as soon as taksn from
the oven.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
:faaa for GbinEers.

The Coon N MAS.-COuld we by some
cabalistic v6sd or wizard incantatiOzs tzing out
the latent possibilities Of manhood, what non
uments Of bsseness would Be shiversd into
air what q wealth Of heroic life would enrich
the world I-E. p. H5iggls.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19


THREE RECEPEs FOR CAKEs-We can re-
cOmmsBd the following from personal triaI:
Silver CAkI.- to cream one eupb but
ter with two of sugar; add the white Of SIX
eggs beaten to a stifffyoth, Oaeeup Of milk with
one half tea-spoonful OF soda dissolved in i
and -four 50 as to make It stiff as pound cake
With the -four stirfn one tea-spOonful of cream
tartar. FlaToi, as you please with lemon, mt
meg, or 1vse water.
GoLD CAKE-Stir 10 cream one half acnp
Of butter with two of sugar, add the yoIks Of
six eggs we'll beaten. and. if yoaIIkss the whole
Of another; then add one half cup Of sweet
milk, with ous-IIsIf tsaspoOnfuI Of soda Il Il.
/ With the -four put IN q teaspoonful Of cream
tartar. This should be IS stiff as cupcaks- A
tsaspoonfuE Of cloves one Of cinnamon, and
half uutnes. with raisins or cuuantsfor both
is couzidered bY some A improvement
MEAsUEs gtaz-ole cup Of butter, two Ct
sugar, thrss eggs, one half a tsaspoOnfuI Of so
da in a cup or mix, one teAspOOnful Of cream
tartar. and five caps Of -four. Stir tbs butter
/ and sugar to d cream. add the eggs. The whites
and yoIk beaten separately then the soda and
mix. and TastIy Ehe cream tartar aRd, ae0r.-
Fisvor as vosr pIeass- Bake n sllaiI t7Es OF N
I . lOaf-A. A., Cauztrz Gsztlswaa. KET1U
- IE--E7
/ Fast msn, Ike fazt Evsrs, ara gsnaralIE the
4shalIOxssE
III the nature Of truth, Sooner OF iates. q
commend Recognition
p.,r.r.d s.r-nsats seldom it ven ven
/ HE.s 6flau .rirs Up is o7h las t,
Punch thinks that Garage drivers would
raAke the bsstsOldis-siin the gOrsd. as 40 tr,OEz
I eould stand their charges
Where tarenty persons have stgrnaehs, but
one has braius, hence Ebrsusrs sroE rish, sillil'
rIints-s rsaaaia poOr-
al doctor a6veEsiSes IN q county TaPeTs 1na
uN,losvsr iises the YeeeEabI e'cEstsA1 Uni
vasal- Anti,P -ATOuafic-PziI IS elee. NJ
not have tzr,ss to use them sgainn. Yer
Ekely.
A fsuala auuaticIn TIE Utica -Asylunaa Is /
woman Of enlargsdils She tazkB Of be
coming the lsmPzszs Of he uOIId an aziias Il
rsxE rainbcs lcF . waist riiltlboll.
u . /. F =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

As the ship lss 90 hs- m0orings and ~
suil, 20 thg Ehrissuu.-sus sHul, thR fs7shs
uian--s t.iilkIss the tsnsantil lssyIs the
ed taberns.I ana winss IS AlsEight D / usoss
beautiful cline, The ''rsst that Ismaiasth f1-
the people Of Ged-s
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
DEscsRu0S ExD EaBrT OF e1.0WTH.

The Chinese sugsr-csne when euItisatad OF
ordinary land, IN the United iSsatas, somewhat
asser the manner Of broOm-oOrn, grows to a
heiEht Of fran sto IS feet, while IN Europe II
does not attain much more than half Of It's a.
kEssrde. Its stems are straistll. and smooth, or
ten covered With awAite bloom. or down, haT-
ing leaves s5meElsat fsznous falling over and
greatly resembling IN sppearilnce thOss Of Ia
dan corn, Lat maEs elsgant n forIa--' IS her
eultvated in hills containing eight o. ten STALK
each. It puts forth at its top eepicaI Falscls
of zsuss fl0werz, green a frst.. bat clhaaginz
irso violet shades. and fnalIY into dark pulIIe
Al ruasurity. In Fzncs and the central al
northern sectors Of the e. States It has thus
far proved an annual; but from obsssFati0n.
made BY II. TIlEnorin. as vel Is some sxFeri
meatz n our Southern States. t IS coHjsctlIrec
tEiat, Iron the yig0r ind fallnsz Of ths Iaws
part a L SAILS, n antzra1, 1y Tr0ssstffn:
ihsrn daring the sriaisz. sslRsy rsSuls fzOduc,
Few rtasiEs the foIssiivSiiing sfriiuss Is stand
drUaght far better thil. Indian eo-a. AID nj
resist tho Effects Of sOusiasrsbls frost 1riitllou
injury. after tas FaHisle aPPeaEs bot not Il I
younger and more ttader state. II fsuETea f
remain IN theiisssl after the SEEDS have riPsn
ea ana Ilavs been removed, xhsEs thsssaso1
Is suiEicis1tly warm and long new paaicles vi
Eshoot ont 81 ths toSlrast Joints, ous OF more
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
p.rrS o. ADYERTISTNG:
sscsr5 Ss-sst, De- GaIn A11 WIZ
ILL., TlTr-r-
.BRowNvILLE. \. T.

- VII Be -ecz5fsd for AL advertise
-. rbe-s a-.uzI responsibility Is known
T-- ~ cent far ea.h change Be added to the
shove ra5es-
X. 555rs--7z--lszss VII Be considered By the year
- sre.ised- On the mznuscriPt, OF previously
- u1on between the FGTtlss-
"a T.-5se-s-tsn not u.a-ksd on theeapy for . speei-
- - ~ i-,ss-1i77rs. viI be continued until Or
80 .1t. Ard cbz--sd aec0-dinzty-
p an 'r.rsezsuts fr0u Strangers OF transient PEI
srlz % So u-ii In aiTance-
s-lsu-EiLc-s e yearly adTertisers VII be e0u1nec
--.s- s-,,-5- ru-1 business and al SdTertlsemena
80 uists7-srE thereto, 20 be paid foT eXtrs-
tHi-s !ss st7s--zszzs1-s cEs-gei dou6ie the abov'
rates. .e
AEvss5rnszts0a tie inside szsius1Tsiy WI D
:5ar-a3eEra- rG
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Coleman. the drzmatist, Was ,Erncc askBl II
he knew Fns5dcrs HOOK. '%Tess,t replied he,
lH2gs. .sHd srAS O5 seEEsR rr1gr
The name Of the Belgian Minister Of ias-
tice IS Nothumh How dos he manage 10
hold the scale? 80 ranssnrMnn
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

ITALIAN ErEz-Mcst Italian eyes are lena
tifal; but the dOminiOns cf King BOuba ara
amossi ios alsGq TATE1Co
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

H1Ey bark 5 wrecked, ? as the dog remarked
Ii tbr5sn ovsrbcaE5 ii lie AtIIaasIe oSsan-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
farrlers' Department.
- CHIERsE gUaAR CANR.

We have recs=vea the following eommuni
cation from the Commissioner of Patents
UNITED STATES PATES.F OFFTCEl
February 3. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

each stalk, and mature second crop Of seed
The average yiisEd Of seed to each panieIe Is 4:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19
UaRtRs.


@WsH, nother, the f1undstiOns Of ths deep
are broken up at last" -What's that sO1 say,
Johnny ?, aNy tOwses have gOs hnga
hole in 'en, that's aII''
Poverty must be a woman, It S 50 fond ef
piinchi6g fellow.
Why would ladies' make better trassrs ma
peddlez than men7 Becauss. hey nsr.s- g,.s
sacred rr
Why was HerOdiass daugbssr tie l.stsst
giTI mentioned n the New Tsstamsu.g Be-
cause she got a-bsado Of Johnnie Bzptist cr a
charger.
A Texas sdiser. noticing the nnzziigs or .
contemporary says- @ws wish him posisrity
and happiness.
A man in Kentucky was so enormously big
that when be died Il took tH0 slsrzy1asu and
a boy to preach his funeral sermon.
Insults. says modern philosopher, are Ike
counterfeit money, we can't thindsE a en- beng
offered but wsare not compelled to s4ks them
A Yankee has invented q plague wkieE
kills OF all Who DO rot pay thspinisr L IS
more destructive than consumption
Let the brcklaysrs o. cas5bbsnssrs into the
house. and It IS precious long time before
you get them out again
PRoEEE1s-ThsC Chinese have fliofghtftll
prOverb. The prison Is shut night and day
yet It Is alvays fuEls the . 81 plss are alwaps
CPen-and Jet you fnd 10 one in thsnP
Amisar is a human version Of tllt turasuis
dog that tOiIsd sTsFy day to roast meat ior
otherSs elEilg. E q H
Hal CAB n bad Fsafhsr, and il may come
to your aid; but han friend II vi: ;lIssssf.,-
and see What notice he VII axe ,I you.
PunoA. A.dA W
Il The threshold OF ffs known 81 there being
the number 2lenShs dOse 4aza Jour heal
up, and enter Ike amanI
Snarl, the Old bac5eioEs says 4 tthEa.a assSO ro-
man drinks. .beeyOp her oEn arcouut-shs Is
always Sor3ered to dribk
Why wzst P1alhEs kbossF Beams
be loved Timothy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

The learned nan Who lately cut slii;a ~
h:s thumb % see what the veins locked -.
IS assisted by lie chap who coutsnds sat ~
Iasszis > mineral II 80 f
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

FrU = a.tlf "a.
a hotsi ksspsf1in -Bostoa, souiilRs E5vsk-si5r
two dollars 4 vssE fsss tAa hs sE.ass.s .s.'sr
folks There sPbiio.upihys n atII.s IslsIa
very esheriaI IRits nature and can H7eon r,oor-
beams -5ssr AZ sszsHl
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

M e1kDs"
3 ~ IA len <lE4 .-. ~ - 49, sfinf
r hs Jenkins that kicizs2 yoa ssslsslsyE3r
= r- nrarI l E = - rtliEI .Elrilf
s1fs-LSS or issrElrk glE- 1es sre HFzn nuf
lis uuneeessaE5 "a, ssys tlaG hsslszlaIiEa=
- s-opRef her, 81 - 1 lgros slis iEhl
IFEonsa hsassass = P.siiiIaEas cdH-
sssss. Il rsishE is.sd 10 lEiuIiE. lr
crszsE ass.llss..iisI1aI S 5 ss.i n
is,.s.-7sr-E s--r.L 1l.st aSn a'azf-l liIlI- ~
A3Io1her, this book tells about iEs rS..---y
waves q the oeean-s lsc7z,.. vi,as nssi 4 -
locs.n -ss arlsfT9z a3eessssl hssIEs .lsFEs-
"A - ~-trf - Sill MI. -
2 = s--a1s n = s9.-'st ~ Gsslia - lls iiiuAsep
Ths EilGW 81 Lord Byron IS stiEH aid VA
hsasss.- Sc ss-has-Fsssnsiy-psrss-s.iiaa.sErus-,si-
dsace Of the l7s pol 2e srs. II Lsindin
THE =CE0PF1Es.r s.r-The Cd IE5Ssiiss iI,Ile Of
q ~
tention fpm. ,fOyng Au-rsca. IsvsEr fast
yOung mAA II Nts& Yotzk kis kiiHii brad iiius
iFinns3 an1 his E ~ lnall .-.s
liIisls lel. = ss.ss.l1liiss. :. ri. =. ~
sen. f arat-4.ts '-.t-a fl 80 ~ 81 N
1AIE A -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Halo, BID, - n hYe dOIIErA1 @Im
not your man, for I'm not Eve dolls, BiIlIl, .
he answered. ETsII. fsss Z " Hsisilsv,.5, :
'syefu en- .p1s, ,uea1st soas.. lsiFIl Hyt5sss
rs-rr ~ r-egH -sr1 m1T e%I afalr1
: Ths mzn- Ehoss Hlustzioss Fspgvzsssr
ssirunk lager bssr MI Washr,z55. IS q Is
Kilt rnous Is frriss tiusas mis- Dr. TsIls nil
IA Der bastIs of Brzndy MI Tfitre j a "a
PliBd to ths KnO,E-EothiiHgSi iss ulsslksiIlp
4 ihsir eouacis. - - .,.s...s - =. g. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

CHARLES MASON, Csuunlissioaer
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

.wFvHss EaAlhEss Si..F BSsua,o
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

o-11-Ii tII-s % y .l1l-l3 - Tx 40 WO-
man drinks. beer on heroEn arcouut-shs IS
always 'orie-ed 70 drib4k Z =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

And General Land AGENTS,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

A :. F0PFLEToN- WI N BTERS-
P0PPLETON & BYERS,s
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

Il say, raisssf tzasnit ys.a BesD = tilsssil he
Of the wssk?'' sad an iiuIpsadsas ETshsi isra
man With severe PaiE or zoss eyes .-sa
= '.yo yOa Estls devil 7s6y y - siia ssf
-sEsCase, I SEE you're aTlezs l0oliia Isp.liHfzys
f5r SaEdsT.F So 90 60 ssisT lsS sIijS
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-19

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

al OIiCG--T undersigned have this day formed
~ a copartuership under the name Of Harrington
hldrch, for transaoting general Commission business
In flour Grain, Butter, Cheese, and Produce generally
and will continue the business AZ Uuham Il Aidrinh u
40 43 Front Street. FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON ". aLDRICH.
Worcester, September l, 1856 50 DIFF
NOTICE To FARMEHN-NEW STEAM
Erect. tl.
The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn, Rye
Oats Uohbage and every kind of Rrsn either for feed or
Street He will also give particular attention to the wants
q the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Born meal will be bolted when desired. The patronage
Of the country is respectfully solicited At this Mill
grinding may be depended on both in the dry time {
sumner and the coolest time Of wibtcr5 Ali kinds Of Meal
Ard Hominy constantly on hand and for sale.
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1851 HOWARD HOLDEN
il5 fono
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DIssoLoTloN @ eopARrN gnsHIr
Entire Stock purchased at Jan immense
Discount.

We would respectfully inform the ladies Of Worcester
aud vicn tJ that have purchased The entire stock Of
VIM. Locke 3: Co.. No. Lincoln House Block Main st.,
Worcester, at an immense discount from first cost and
have added to it about $4,000 worth Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11
em WATCHES, ~
WATCHES.
g. $50 WATCHES! sssz5A9ss
r NJ. LAMB

Harrington Corner, 275 Main Sta
viii sell Watches at the lowest prices, at which those
1flke quality were ever offered in this city AlWalches
old here are warranted to prove as recommended. A
tied to examine. Z. 81. LAMB.
fl3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-11

NINE DEMORBsT's Branch Emporium of Paris, Lon
don and New York Fashions and First Premium Dress
making establishments 257 Main street. Clarks Block, up
nairs where the Ladies, Dress-makers and the Trade
generally, VIII always find plain and richly trimmed full
ized paper des Of every new useful and elegant de-
ign for Ladies', Ohdrens and Infants Costume in ad-
of the published NODES and much less than the
sua prices Mined. takes greatpleasure and saiisfac
on IN announcing her elegant display Of new designs
T. tn Spring Of 1851 sheis enabled to present to the
'Eashionabe World," q display Of Spring fashions,
Nch fail to give entire satisfaction; and command
u appreciation Of the most fastdious connoisseur of
fahion, taste and elegance.
49, NINE NJ. w, DEM0REsT,
ria d&ztr Clarbs Block 257 Main street.