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shaving Saloon.

Ii done in the most approved style af my shavin.
Salon Commercial Street few doors above Maysr.
Goes Boot and Shoe establishment.
The public invited to call and test INV .h,,,,,.
Tonsorial Artist. Don't forget the place ''s
le-tf PETER DRUSZER Commercial ,t-...
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EMPIRE
AND
K E " s TO II H
Iron Works.

nos. 90 and 81 Bush street, be-
tween Montgomerya Kear-
new streets. Fan Francisco.
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NO the acted-Persons troubled with disease should
l. peruse the following Letters of Recommendations
from DR. J. C. Young's patients. They voluntary Of
ferngs of gratitude to him for benefits received and
proofs strong as Holy Writ of his scientific attainmens
No read them without at having confidence
in him. and confdentaly make the assertion, that
people afflicted with private other Diseases will call
upon him in preference any other physician in the
country Read them carefully, ye that need medical
sistance and then loose time in consulting him while
there is time left to cure you.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16
Mr.. A. ALEXANDER,

Has been appointed Agent for Gregorys Btters in Ne
vada county
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For the Certain and Speedy Cure Of
DISEASES OF A PRIVATE NATCRE-or foNG OR SHORT
sTANDING-wIrHour INJURY TO THE SYSTEM
rII, ,Nl nE
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! ''And tie things? You were making mighty
/ free with 'em when We were coming up, Concy.s
Il only was looking to see what
"Don't hesitate"
"H ell, it was natural curiosity that made me
look at them. You would have done it, Phil
kanaueh."
perhaps might: but could't have found
it in my heart to have done that"
"0h! God. diA not do it, You know |
! could not have done it. l found him murdered
in the bog, and brought him uphere, and here
iu"nd hi, packet torn open an the things all
scattered about. 'Iis true what tell yoil-as
true as holy wit"
- hope it is, Coney, but the decd looks darI;
against you You'll 20 20 the village with Us. .
"Yc>, that's where in;cnl TO 60"
"Pml Kanaugh," said orc OF tie others,
''w,;st shall We TO with tic ;OdE :"
Let it be t.erc, and orc ol yon must stay
and watch it. The Corol!er nusL sec it just
where VIC found i, Come. Corey
Conc: Drake lu'.:c;l onc l:ure look upon the
murdered pcdal. and he sazcd upon his blood
stained lia:rl., and with II iien"y heart he fol-
lowed lis companions. lie saw the it'll force
of the circumstances under with Ic '.ad been
found, and he kilvr; summary WAS the mcthoi
in whic! Sucil cases were disposed Of Ill the
courts
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EDGEFIELD, S. q, SEPTEMBER %, 1857.

~, = -. 81 .-..n n
late' she learea nos:seleeulh Oh HaSper bag
room, lor her nears lsa oegn I maze Strons o1
!he strase conr;Itlessss y; que :.l9ull suceeet
IN Ecr Gilor.s. oneghsiieG neI ellaer DON, ahe
haSlns liSntea saaas sue eolsea her oools sel
ru when her e srt m % object f that oI IL,
rool'' mnel lei oyeELs "t ocJec: tnas ~ ~,
apOn te 00s se 5rs tf apd pd'F1 pRsd
Ip'. ''''I,'s IL IN 80 P''Ne.' - ~
IL was 5asroohs elsp&aysi 9s .s;i,, CO, r :.
In all proDaoliltysfe H. Sillans la,l nad st SC
tn tnGs ho had i droppsd r Mary % knew it, for shs s
sw M 1t when M @ ne pueaes gu5 same evening
t,i'l sue 'u oteil peloie 'u more Elia
all, she knew that alasthe people in the village
could swear to Its ldelHl;tY, tor there was none
himself from curiousiyEesrved bog oak.
For full five mlnutesssMary nut stood and gazed
upon t.aI hi'ils. tneeiaue was open ana sue
Ih'rsh,'aiiy ran nelEsehIilio aions l1s mlse
iIrn she closed II, a.iSs.piacins II careiully IN
her bosom, siie Solsn5aer cnamper' She lald
DOWN upon llsr oeu, s ssl.ms Nv mot 20 Steep l0l
her minu was 100 guS.ss 100 act,ve, 100 mucu
excited, ior that. ltcenla not 6e luled into
ioTset!u;nesS. nor YET Il.9 dreams ltdWeit In
t19 Sr iaha cl laots tiu w e'tcu:''ioas;
Inc ','Xt morning Sssary was up. oelore tne
SUM- ana tlfpw.ais oaiksr st poli''st ana SaWi
sic sC, fastened Oh 70 IN ao'.1e ol .ne o:e!'n
MS oncr'ii acteu oosat tne c;Paclty ol eA-
ecntor and Coroner. EssoAe nal to wait some
time l,l liili |" nake:gls appearance oat ne
came al length Mig 80.
"Aon here again = afss;5alttcreu I'm Witla sleepy
lawn.
"ies, slr:--and | Eaye important business
loo. u ere you not tSe.S Coroner vino examined
the hndy Of old MagdEF|
yes"
The Sheriff opened As eyes and began to
wake mp.
"W;l' the body opeTsdY'
"N2-oi course notEffhe pealar was dead
-@'ahbcd t%icc or thEEsstlmes-we know who
did IT,"
fou did not hnowsFho. did it, MIR. Sheriff ;
YOU did not :nn%, [ saE, OR you never would
put al innocc:!t man i'ajail. and had him con-
yic;ed Of riHr'ler. Is Sfs body buiacd?" .
lc--over week. Aso returned the otfi-
Ger, looking upon the3grEin a state Of utter as
tunisilmcnt. ,spa5
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GBoiee Qoetr.g.
DIFFERENCES.
BY CHARLES MACKEY

BY CHARLES MAcKEY.
The King can drink the best of wine-
E So can 1!
And has enough when he would dine
So have l!
And cannot order rain or shiuc-
Nor can l
Then where's the difference, lei me see,
Betwixt my Lord the King and me-?
Dc trusty friends surround his throne
Night and day7
Or make his interests heir own!
No, not they
Mine love me for myself alone
Blessed be they!
And that's one difference which sec
Bctwixt my Lord the King and me!
Do kn.ycS arnund nc lie in wait
To deceive?
Or fawn and ilat!cr when they hate,
And would grieve?
vi StuCi ppibio o.'P'S"S my SseNsS
BY my leavc9
No! Feav'n he thank'd And here you sec
More difference twixt tic King and me
He has his fools, with jcsts snd quips,
When he'd play;
He has his armies and lis ships
Great are they!
But not child to kiss his lips,
We'll a-day
And that'sa difference sad to sec
Betwixt tic Lord tie King and me!
wear the cap and lie the crown
- What Of that?
sleep on straw and Ec on down
What OF that?
And he's the King and I'm the clown
What of that?
If happy I, and wrctched he,
Perhaps the King woul! change with me!
London ILLUSTRATED Neus.
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CHAPTER Y.
TIE sew TRIAL.

T;o,I ,,.,,,, ,-.L,,, r,cnor Rorron,,
'''"e NC ~" ''-,' ".''' .I M"
VI" treSe lo '!G 'i,'i"e. VI a'.c Ec'iai' o'''
none were SpF' '''.: ni'''.'''i G .5' e'' i'Au q
"'ati,eF-c'"N cre 'He '''"''''o i''' 'e''' p''-
''"fS T,,o ho1 n a., ,,o,,, v,s ,yor~, ;,,.o ,n
conrt AMI 'thn I,c,,,. w,. ti,rr. T., evamuc thc
,r,.,.n,i go, r..o,,r,1 va: tbrr, and thonyb
Ii, hoso,,, hrayc;I AMI feature; were distorted
Nv rlc ;.rrrr;t nas:i,H, vet he syo;c not =
wnrl He tnrrci lis flashing eyes rpnn Ma:r
r1n :. ~ ~, -. strl hi. teeth te,r ike tie
.ol.c o a mil. iIc seemed to ior..Yi .:...t ta:
W.. worI;;r.- a.ai..,i bin.
Ehc doctor began 10 Probe the wounds. Ei.c
G:vst :.:at 10 -" heart. N; ...ce ;Jaa'i .InG':
NC. Tie sccu.,. NJ. i;'..!rr toi:a.':;, ;!.e cy
trr nf tic ir;ea,t. and sceac "a nave Ice! :;
s"v".c one I';a Kin WAS ct away, ai:'i il! =
f;w moments lnore the orcra:vr uttered NJ, ii.
oxci,l..;inn
~ sat !, ,it! W'a:s * il p .r;a',ir aske,'
Mary, <pr;aging forward
Wait momcnt," returned tic ,ioc;or; an,!
as lie spu!;c he produced Il pair "A! i':rrens.
liz aH'i"; then. 70 t'e I'cl~I"a he ''! 'i.'.ie,
&l;.. ;'irT iwu unsuccessful e!Iori>. &c dr.
!;ra : !icca oi 'Heial w!';cE 'G,d 'ren driven
i1vough ;c carthage between the lett ribs all'!
the slcrnn:i, aid which, upon examination,
i:."yr', !" ''r the "int oi kn';s
Here! acre! p cried Mary, AZ the s"inc time
drawing clasp knli. from l'ef bosom. oii,ii
hiio" 10 WHOM! '''i' 'e''N7' ~ ~ ~ H.
Tie people crowded eagerly forward. Inc
Sheriff took tie knlie aHd opened Ii. INC point
ol tiic hi;l,lc was broken OH lie took TIE piece
froni tic hands OF i!c doctor ana aprl!ed It to
the b.U..Cn blade. 1t ilttcd-it WAS tie lnlaSin
piece.
"ia, la, ha J" hall wildly, lihif Historically
laughed Mary Carroll. that's Casper ba-
aroon's kl'lIe"
"-Aye," cried Mary, "and ho drew it upon
nc, too. Listen, hearts Of Tyrone. That
had man ramc to uiy house anil i;,>'.lret 'irc.
He tainted nc because Concy Drake mad been
convicted Of mnrlcr. tried 10 lice from him,
but but e cau:ht ne and drew tint knife, and
swore he'd kill mc if l screamed. s:.l.k upon
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CHAPTER II.
MARY c.RaoLL AND HER VISITOR.

MARY c.E2oLL AND HER VISITOR.
Mary Carroll was an orphan, Just lifting her
! head into beautiful wu!aam!0Od. 1t was 1T Tic
cool Of the evening that size SIT upon the door
stone OF her neat cottage. and over her lar iel-
tHres Was spread cload oi GeSpondest agony
She heard Footsteps approaching, and lifting lIer
eyes, she sax Tie dark iUrin oF Casper Bagro"l.
With sIlutldci. she hurried i;.to the house, but
Casper followed her. lie was a stout .r"an%
fellow, but he loo.;crl ugly anil rc?"lsiSc. Here
was in every linr;.mrnt OF his features dark
scowl, aid lis face bore numerous scars that
had been left by the wounds hc had receivec Ill
brawls and drunken row&.
"A good evening 10 yon, Miss Mary" sa'@
CASPER as lie uicUn, ciousiy entered.
"Yorr prcs,ncc makes it Il bad one, replied
the fair girl, in Il tirm voice. $50 Your way.
Casper BaSroon."
"Ths is my way, darling, and he;c ! choose
to stay Gor the present"
"If' you stay here, then shall 60. I've told
you time and again, Ca, per, that | would have
nothing 70 do with ye. Now, leave me peace,
Ion Tn miserable"
"No, Mary, slant leave you, for love you
and yo,. Know it. and you shall DC mine. Yo"ng
Gomez Drake Won't Dc my rival any more.
i7,. I.'',, I - ,,', u.ovs o1d s,ro,th
tongue; but Ec;s donc fer iiow.'
"C"Sles '}sIooa, YOU F,tr eo'''T I;d 80 Goma a
my h"'!' tI on ai,a %", ,,,"r;or m"" " and tsy
hl.ns .s ,i i 80 % u"ur NOV ond iaove me-
esll s91sstss Hl@ - W. - ~. -Ss.ss
aHa! ha ! ha Mary Carroll. you don't know
Mn'I W.. ';,,.ins ~ anl t i.s Lr"n nroyeI so''
tiit ":.'' H': ',,,>' ~ AZ '~~''
i1S .n - = .'e. .,a Mn, IT,. no Ia IFn
ii'i" '"'t -" ',,i,. g., h., i,,, :;
LII, o'e'' c''' go ''.i" i'' D. 80 H. to S.,
Mat' vi 1I''G1' III ~: si"ci ;n.' u. r's. " "
':: " n,,:, in ,"., MI; IT, r. w me- Cs.nrr Escrnon ?"
eli i,n.ta lie. Cuncy Drake l.as bccn SELL
,o,.r, ,i':s very afternoon, and next week &c
will hang
"Nu! no! they slm,,'t lang him" cried the
ha!:-..a"iic @irl Concy never did ti:at mIr-
der. Il wasn't III lis he;;l';."
"pc;rc, Mary. Young Drake cail DC nothing
to you now"
. les he can. he can ne eveiE'iii''5. ,,.
"bnt ne si!aA 'i'9"2", "',e''' ~. ""' "
man, at the same time SraSii'''G i.'' o' t.'2 Ga,
cited Srl WIN ro!'%" &t'i Non ',''s' a, !" '.'':
M;!y aaron s".' 20 w ~ ,',.,
o4 S'i"li ~ W. y. "'' , ~, ,
ana eStt!' i'e SCI NY ;""' ~, s m ,,a %o:. ;
al" ""I c'ie 1'>' '''''' ''"' - s>'
ol you ,...,.o., -, o.,, 1,u.,r1 u, .oc.,,
b"S'"!' ''o"e, t'.' '.,li' =:
were s'a soe'hI:, "'', .'.' .,.. s''t a''''> S;
a G";Sn W. '-'" ".,, I,aS.,;i ~, i,,,I
Was N'o''t ,I
'!'r kc" 'i'' e "01'' w '"' '''''' ~ l'''''
60 -, ,.:,,.o, ::;o..., <r
i-et 20 "i nc sHG st'e'>s, '..,, IL, -. :" ..
'"> -
>wc'r--
ii",!', Ai"f: t"ir''! ih';ff''!;' @'' ''"%t"''
in t w,'.s' '''" ''ot a '''a 10 ~ i'""F.'''' M
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forward, wound her arms about his ankles, and
with sudden jerk, brought his legs from under
him. He fell upon the floor like a leaden weight,
his knife flew from his grasp, and, on the in
slant, Mary once more sprang through the
doorway. She did not stop this time to open
the gate, but with a single bound, leaped over
the low pailing and gained the street.
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= SysrEr1.Y DryorIoS.-T is Il young lady
living in Saratoga who has visited tie grave Of
sister every morning for three years. A more
touching sisht.we have seldom seen, in this in
constant and forgetful world, than this devout
.Iaaidsns sknegaing aSgess sshesgEee1.
coverlets of a sisters . narrow bee" and to repeat
her morning prayers, where none but God can
hear them. There is lanaticism of the affec-
tions which one cannot but reverence; and the
scene We have alluded TO makes the love Of wo.
man holy, even to those whose slcpticism has
become chr3nic.
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!Acctnrxr.-A few days ago, DR.. c. Wheeler,
Of Weston, lii company with his two sisters,
was returning in Il buggy from the residence OF
Dr. Barns, and when opposite the Nairows, on
the West Fork river, tic horse became fright
cncl and took fearful leap down precipitous
cnhlnkmcnt some thirty feet into the river.
Tie water at this point is some ten Or twelve
feet deep, and the borsc aid buggy went entire
" under. The horse soon arose, and guided by
Ac,Doctor, soon succeeded i'll swimming with
tic buggy into shallow water from which, with
tic assistance of several Of oUr generous citl-
zcls:, who were fortunately near the SPOT: the
DOCTOR succeeded in landing the ladies' safely
and unriuied upon the STORE With -ile exccl'-
ton ut one shalt which VA, broken, no injury
was done to tic buggy. wich fortunately re-
r:a;ned right side ap'' while in the water. Tle
leap nG thirty !cct into the river: tc bottom oi
winch Is coyc!c,I viii! rocks, and the escape
limrclluiu without unr: Was allr-st iniracHi"s:
and equal 10 tic ics OF Sam Patc:i in Ii: pal
mic, :iuys-Leri> C". (iG.) IMfGn.
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4 LITERAL RUNAWAY NiTCu.-A capital story
is told by Il Texas paper Of 4 runaway match
that came OF i'll that state. 1t seems thata couple
had reserved 10 get married, notwithstanding
opposition OF parents and relatives ofcvcry degree,
and securing inc corporation Of friendly clergy
man, hes al! three mounted their horses and set
out Ior.. lrrnd's ma.lsion several miles distant,
where the rites couid be so!eurzc,l without in.
ter:ercacc They had rot gone far, however.
bclUrc their flight was discovered, and then there
was rs much mounting, and racing, and chasing
as occurred on the occasion Of " Young Lociin'
vars" celebrated elopcmcnt with the Nctherby
maiden. The lovers and their faithful pastor
soon heard the noise ofapproaching pursaers and
gave their horses the spur. But alas their cne-
mics were better mounted and gained fast upon
them. 1t was evident they would soon be cap
tured, when alelictous inspiration of the maiden
came to their aid. "Can't you marry Us rs we
run ?" she shouted TO the Clergyman. The idea
"tno1z," and he at once commenced the ritual
All parties covered themselves with gory,"
and lust Us the brides father clutchcd her bridle
rein, the clergyman pronounced the lovers man
and wife. When the old gentleman first learned
what had been done he was incncdto be furious,
but being gallant old fellow, and admring a
dashng action he soon concluded to forgive the
runaways, in consideration of the handsome and
novel manner in which they triumphcd over him.
/ "---<ss--------
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his head looping over upon the scat and then
his body rolled upon the floor. There were
two or three long struggles crimson stream
started forth from bis mouth, and he was no
more! Tie fall had broken his neck His
fair victim escaped him.
God did tE!ato cried Mary.
God did it !" cried they all.
Mary Carroll held the order for Coney brakes
release in her hand. She rushed wildly to the
.jail, and al hundred young men and old follow
ed her.
"Freo! free" she cried, as size fell upon her
lovers bosom. "Coney, dear Corney, you
are (rccm
The jailor came and knockcdoff the sllacllles
from the young mans feet and hands, but be-
fore lie could gain time to speak his cell was
filled with men. They caught him in their
arms and bore him to the street, where they
placed him in a carriage they had dragged from
the Sheriif's stable, and seating the heroic Mary
by his side, they proceeded 10 the fair girls cot
tage.
Ere many weeks had passed away, there was
wedding, and Corney and Mary were the Eap-
py couple.
How TIE DEVIL Losr.--The following is too
good to be lost We clip it from ar exchange
paper, and respectfully call the attention TO it of
certain persons who feel disposed to spread in
the newspaper line:
A young man who ardently desired wealth
was visited by his Satanic majesty, who tempted
him to promis, hi: soul Tor eternity, if he could
be supplied on this earth with all the money he
could use. The bargain was concluded-thc dcv-
il was to supply the money, and was at last to
have the soul, unless the young man cna!d spend
more moacy than the devil could furnish. Years
passed away-the Min married; was eytrayagant
in his living, bailt palaces. Speculatci widely
lost anl gave away fortunes, and yet his Golfers
were always full.
He t;:ricl politician, and bribad his way TO
power anl fame. w!.hoaG reducing his "pile" OF
gold lie be~a@ic a.. iiIibustcr," and fitted out
ships and arles, but his bunker honored all his
drafts. lie went to ST. Paul to- live, and paid
the ust,al rates OF interest lUr all the money he
could barrow, but though the devil made WIZ
faces wl.cn he came to pay the bills, yet they
were all paid. One eypedeut after another
flled-thc devil counted the time, only two years,
that he must wait for the soul, and Knocked the
efforts Of the dcspairing man. One more trial
was resolved upou-thc man started newspa,
per- Inc devil growlcd at the bills at the end
OF the first quarter, vas savage i'll six months,
melancholy in nine, and broke, dead broke, ~
the end Of The year. SO the newspaper went
down, and the soul was savei.
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IE HoGoR ToA IANEEE.-JohnP. P. Groves,
Of Boston, Mass, has lately been awarded the
first prize as violinist. at the Conservatoirc Roy
al, in Brussels. Mr.. Groves will make a concert
tour of Europe, in company with Littolf, a cele-
brated pianist, befUre returning home.
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TIE IAN WHO BROKE TIE TELEGRArn1c Ca
r.E.-l'he letter of Professor Morse, which We
published, gives perfectly clear and understand
able explanation of the cause Of the breaking of
the Atlantic Telegraph cable, and fixes the blame
of the disaster where It probably belongs. Mr.:
Bright, the head engineer, who had the laying OF
the cable under his sole direction, appears to have
been the culprit. He had put the blame upon
"a mechanic" but Professor Morse says that he
ordered one of his subordinates to apply the
brakes, the mechanic" hesitated, MIR. Bright It
generously" gave a certificate exonerating all
persons on board the ship from any blame for
the disaster. Another very important fact stated
by Professor Morse, is that the cable was running
out but very little faster than the rate at which
the ship was going.
naP Advices received at Washington, state
that Brigham Young threatens war and a sep
aration Of the Union if the United States troops
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-. 4 nGc.fn:,r wax relating his marvel
i.,,:7 escape from ,:n"i;ing. lien thirteen OF his
.r.,"Is,..ns woyc ;o:: - the 'rsei;lug OF
boa ..nG .c .,it,Irc VS. .'Te';. .snt; how did
y,,: .., a :,e "a" asked u.:e ni bis hearers.
=; $50 .r; - j.. "a pat.!' WIS the Dutchman's
I,.. g. ;,'..t'sr.
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TIE kNIEL, AND u 4'1'' 'eVo"H1''
When Mary entered her cottage it was quite
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10
Oar New Office.

F.. I'VE spoke last week Of oGr new Office
br hadn0t time to.express the s~atisfac-
{ u and c~oHplaceney with which We re-
4d this change Ii q slTchmsiances-
Since our first issue the eramPed cOndi-
ton IN which we were placed has proven
i'd the drawing ota-fuu breath, and it IS
JIlh the most intense feeling Of case and
mfOrt We give play to III respiratory
grgsns, IN the second stOryof HoadIey s
Mur largeand ccumodiCus building on
Main street Here our friends and patrons
NIL hnd-usat home always prepared to
execute any style, class or quality Of
printing desired.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10
Isdies Sewing Circle.

fbree weeks ago the ladies' God
hem ofthis place formed a society
p above name, the immediate OBJ
. rbuh was to raise funds for the
..s Of 4 place Of worship, and also,
rre. for other charitable purposes.
r n actTve operation, though not
organized owingto the absence
ns' Of the members.
ID arr glad, very glad Of: this move
% the part Of the ladies. and hope
meet with that encouragement
abor Of love" so richly deserves.
ronoure Of sociabiIity and forms 4
-5.. round which ali may rally and
benefit and pleasure from the
Influences OF = general coming
sentiment Il IS, or should be, 4
re q great rejoicing for our bachelor
especially those who, Ike Oursef,
no loving mother or fond sister near
sf- and degenerate their buttOnless
-7j-sbes. Is all work in their. Line Is
a-rs5 1--WE consider II unnecessary to
rI.b neatness( but PromPtness. Give
tsn trial then, young men, and our
nd tor i, I'VE speak from experience
Iu VIII find It muchm more pleasant tOPay
ssm rifin- sun than TO execute phle-
,oanv on your fngersin vain endeavUrs
renew the buttons on your coat, or re-
aus. the rps concomittant Of all linen
urshased IN a ready-made state.
Allow US 70 suggest, ladies', the prOPrl-
s-v Of . Fair to be gotten up sometime
bis winter by your Society. We think II
7B be profitable and also form 4 pleasant
III agreeable excitement to our usually
-..st routine Of life.
Ills AMI P VIII please accept ouI
h5nzs, IN behalf Of said Society, for the
naa1fact4re Of a superb smoking cal
rsfch adorns our Uranium during mo.
Of ease and while IN the enjoy.
nsu1 Of one Of Mann s Cos best.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10
-fh6 Ohih Statesman.

Is one Of the best ex-
changes on u list. Besides being the
Democrats organ for the State of Ohio,
II IS filed with reliable news of the most
important transactions of. the day, and Is
replete with literary articles Of the first
Eater, making 1t a pleasant companion of
the freside. Ii IS edited and published
by.MeSsFs. HADDocK SHITH& CHAs. ].
FOsTER, both able writers and sterling
Democrats
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10

The weather up 10 last Monday has
been beautiful indeed. On the morning
Of thar day a slight SHOW storm set IN ,but
did rot last. long. About noon It turned
colder. freezing u roads and rendering
them somewhat more passIble. Our seers
predict good weather until February. Il
Is to be. hoped their predictions viii no.
fail, AID that the river, now free of ice
VIII continue 50. Yesterday was brigh
aaduaGlouded, and seemed like the pro
mise of good times to come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10
AmbFOGDeS.

Mr.. MIxyIcH Is sui taking superb
smbrOryPes a his gallery IN the rear. of
the Bank building He IL by far the
most successful operator that has ever
favored Us with Z visit, and all those who
desire a good likeness should visit his
reoms. His specimens OIL. exhibition and
those takeRhere are as fine as any We
have ever seen II. the eastern States. Il
IS seldom we have an artist Of merit
among Us, and 1t Is to be hoped he vii
nee; with that liberal patronage he Sc
Justly deserves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-10
The Press.

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'llabie newspaper lately starteda at Phlla-
delPhia, Pa BY J. w. F0RNET, Esq
1t Is well printed, N good paper, IS con
dsceed on purely national principles, Is
devoted to conservative doctrines, and up
hold the rights of the States. Weregard
Al as-an invaluable exchange, and those
desiring the most reliable news Of the day
would do well to subscribe.