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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, on the 9Th day Of October, A. L. 1857, William
Rose and Laura Rose, for the purpose Of securing unto
Julian AetCaif Of the County Of OtOe, Nebraska Terri
tory, Trustee Of Dwight J. McCann, the payment Of 4
certain ~prOmisSOry note executed by said william Rose
and one william Rotten for the sum Of TWO hundre ed and
nifty dollars, dated the day and year above mentioned, and
payable six months after date with interest on the same
at the rate Of five per cent per month, after maturity,
did execute and deliver unto the said Julian MetcaIf,
trustee of Dwight J. Mccain, their deed Of mort
gage with a power TO sell Of the following premises, to-
wit: the nOrthwe est quarter {: section eleven, in TOWN.
ship six north OF range eleven, east as described in
certificate Of location, NebTaeka Territory; cOntainining
one hundred and sixty acres, more OF less.
And whereas default has been made in The condition
Of said mortgage deedin this, that the said note thereby
secured, although long since due has not been paid, nor
any part thereof, but is now wholly due and unpaid,
Whereby the power of said Jnlian Me;Calf to adj Fertise \
sell said premises as Is provided FOR ID the said mortgage
deed has become operative, and no suit or proceedings
having been commenced or instituted At law TO recover
the amount due on said note or on any part thereof.
AnG whereas also said mortgage deed has been duly
recorded III The records of johnson county, Ohe county
III which the said land is located in said Territory, in
deed book A. psge 81 of JOhnson,COunty, Nebraska Ter
TitoTy, the said Mortgage deed beng flied for record
December, A. d 1857. and there il claimed To be due Un
the said hole. Oh the security oil said deed. the sum Of
rhrCe hundred and eighteen dollars at the date Of this
notice.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
wuDnr it may Concern, that l, Julian Metcalf. trustee as
Aforesaid, by virtue Of the authority in me vested in
said TIurtGagedeed will sell the premises alrrve described
al public Vendue in front Of the urice If Register OF
DcC.S, BrOwuviIIe. Nemaha county, n. t, on the 1871
day ~ October, 1858, between ue hours of nine O'Clock
ia the forenoon, and the setting of the sun IF that day,
to the highest bidder for cash.
JULIAN MCCALL, Trustee,
T.. \ Attorney.
BrownvIlle, Sept. 10, 1883.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
J. 3, Jennings,

We have received al this office seve.
raj specimens Of most excellent tobacco.
J. b. Jennings, Wholesale Grocer.
81 1o,eph. Mr.. J. is well supplied WIKI
every saricty of the best tobacco manu-
se:arcd N the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Land Warrants,

E-(Or OaSn q" &AAAo
W. are prepared To loan Land Warrants Of all sizes to
settlers ON such time aS they may desiTe-lOng OF short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by US Will be guaranteed TO be
genuine in every respect and will be exchanged If de-
fective.
Being permanently located in Br0wnviile. we can al
ways be found at the old stand d few doors east vi the
BrOwnvilIe House.
LCSHBAUGH & CARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

Where's Thomas p Haywood and Melinda Haywood
b. VIC, IS her certain deed, dated the 5;u day OF
J .nc lS5S recorded in the Register Of Deeds fiji =. OF
Nrmthd -gunty IN the Territory 81 Nebr.,kd, in the
IL rEtSc scc"rd vol. one. OF the said Ncmaha county.
Oh page, 100 ami l7 did convey 10 &. c. J ,hnson. the
following desc ibei land. lying and being IN the SAID
county 81 Nemaha, Nebraska Territory. tu-wiJ Lstun
eI; (ID ia block H. seventeen, u and lot 10 seven a
III Blk no twenly-nine GO in the city Of BluwuyiI lie.
- l. evidenced by he original recorded plat Of the same,
III the recJ,ders's fire II the said Nemaha County
which conveyance va III trust 10 secure the payment 81
a certain prunnris>ury note, therein named bearing
even daic with the said deed IT trust. executed and de-
HNcrcd by the said Tn MAS Z. Haywood unto william
II. Ferguson and K +. Ferguson. da:ei on the 5 b ddy
OF June \. D 1913 payable uiue'y LAYS after date
calling Tor The sum Of .wo hundred and ten and eIgHty-
h~uTlEeith dolitis and bearing interest frDmdatp. 1t the
has been made IN the payment of the sand note. and the
interest thcTe,n; AID. whereas II II provided IN The
said deed. that IN case Of such default that ihrn the
properly thereby conveyed to the said I G. Johnson
Trustee may be Sold by the said L. {. johnson. the
UndC signed. 10 pay the amount uI the said u,te. there
pCnscS ct this trust t. the highest and best bidder Tor
cash fist giving thsC PC weeks public notice of he terms,
time AID place ct sand sale, and Of the property To- be
hr advertisement for three weeks IN some public
uew~p, per fr!nr ed in said NeUaha County Nov. there
Pubhc notice l. hereby given. that the Undersigned
tru tee, IN pursuance OF the 2 ms and Conditions OF said
deed ! rust and by vIri.c f the authority vested IN
him by the same. VIII, IN -. uriiv The 10 n dlv Of Octo-
tober. AID 1855 between he shuurS of nine u'cf,ck of
the trreno n aud the setting II the sun Il that dav. he
The flee door Of the Register Of deeds ,ffce. f.r
said Ncmeh. County pr,ccei 10 sell. and sell At prb.i.
" vcdc>crIbcd real estate. t" pay The amount " the
said ~p"ommI>>oTy note. and Interest. and the cost. AMI
expenses 81 this trust. [. c. JOHNSON.
September 81. 1883. Trustee
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
10 DR.. Bakers SPECIFIC will cure

zonorrhea, gIeet, structure, seminal weakness, chOrdee,
diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases Of the
organs. Reader, have you a private disease ?
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. DR.. Bakers
Specifcis q safe, speedy, and radical cnre. With DR..
Bakers SPECIFIC you can cure yourself, and prevent
as plain directions for use accompany the
Price 81 so per bottle.
E=Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut STREETS
ST Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, TO whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold by
J. H. MAUN * CO., Druggists,
BrownvilIe, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
JOB o

with recent extensive additions " New type Culs'
~r,-eI Ink. Rr1rIcs, Cards. &c, made t"the .AH,ci-
her orioe. ~ liauu D he able 10 turnout J"D
|. manner Unsurpassed by any Office. hepr"pf.el.i -
cTnTI-5eI aus experienced Fancy J'b PrInieI' - 1S-
-.-ri1el n,t Q. Doe o]ut-Ia1e in abe execution "I SoD -
co. 0,a,iuz ono 3 Fosters Ia'est imps', : Vii
Prose- Blanks, work DO C''ors' O''HN'
I'm : distance will be promptly attended To-
- uarraut-I o. give saiI-facuon " - paS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Nebraska Legislature.

.NAua NNho
we have before US the proceedings Of
tbe Legislature zap % Sept. 29th, As re-
por,rd for the Omaha papers, and Ger.
tsinly they are far from being saIlsfac-
,ory. In the Council business progressed
q. ~: a great many bills were in the
kana, of Committees and ready to be re-
portrd and several hills had already
bee6 passed. But in the House a totally
df.r,at state Of things existed. 1t ap-
near, that. from the very beginning Of
d. session. a number of gentlemen, anX-
io,s 10 show to advantage the oratorical
pDvrrs with which they are endowed,
ar consuming pretty nearlh the whole Time
Of the House IN making speeches on
cU, ,uvus ia which the people u the Ter
my are not particularly ia,-r >led.-
Vi doubt MOI 'nat thr P cA.a %. these
gertleneu bevery line, iuii Cd. ,.o~lu,nce,
loClc. rhc,horic, aud all lLat Alnd OF
din, Iu, the people have 40 use for
them l.stuov. Speeches ar not IN de-
mand presently, the mark, has been
or,r,,ocs,d viii ,nrrn. Shat III, people
want j, less tai. aud more cider" less
specche,, and more work done. When
thc Laws The people me- viii have been
enacted. ,hrn-It amy umr l., left and
thu orators u. he Hou,r wish 10 consume
mn that way-nobody Wal object to the
maliua Of speeches. Defer your talk
iny uu.l then, gentlemen; that's all we
ass.
Ne olsl add, however, that by the lat
ea advo,s from Omaha, hopes are enter
|taln.d that matters will progress more
hsnnauieu>ly during the re'uai. :r.-. a"
IS 90. Ii is certainly very .a,
III following are tlr a.,., ell. ..-
given and tie hill, imraaa-d En Jo.a
bnuchr> Of the L~rgi-4,s- Assembly.
from the commencement q jaa session.
Thursday, ~.r. 2@
HOUSE.
Notices Of Bills.
By Mr.. Mason, \ bill TO rr-ulag- ae
PprlIce, ~Pieadings and proceedings oi the
courts Of law.
1}y Mr.. Steele. \ bill to exempt the
hoaes,rad of families from execution.
BY Mr.. Collier, A bill to regulate the
appoinimeu, and define the powers and
dullrS of a Notary Public; also
a biz 10 authosize certain officers Il
administer o.,hS and afirmatlons anl
|takr acknowledgment also
"A tail FOR mechanic len 'aw.
b. Mr.. Gwyer, 4 bill for the collec.
leciln oi lae Revenue.
b. Mr.. Noel, \ bill to prohibit gam.
ing.
Is. NJ. Davis Of Washington. A til.
to Tvyis~ lac Criminal Code of 1856.
by NJ. Gwyer. A Homestead Act.
BY Nr. Doom, For a valuation and
App-a5-nmeui Law.
by Mr. Clark, For the regulation Of
drpm shops.
by Mr.. Mason, \ bill to repeal the
~ repeating The Criminal Code.
By Mr.. Kline, To repeal the Attach.
mel: law.
By Mr.. Rankin, \ memorial for add.
aonal appropriation for a Wagon Road
tsPin Plat,e River 10 L au qui court RI
YER also
memorial for appropriation for q
Efel'ruua-y.
bydr Davis Of Cas-, Py which a M.
lefRy OF legal voters may remove a coun.
y scaf.
by Mr.. Maeqagr.s To Pr ven; the
oafning of P~rairi~s.
By Mr. Doom, For l...a no. leoa.
rate OF interest.
y Air. Kline, To d.aa. HE boauda.
q Washington county
Py Mr.. Steele, \ bill -..3st;nc fore.
aFs Of Mortgages.
~ Mr.. Gwyer, A bill authorizing al
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Tuesday, Sept. %.


BY Mr.. Reeves, A memorial in rela-
ton to 4 grant Of lands for railroads.
leading from Nebraska City to the gold
mines III The Western portion Of the Ter
rf.,ry
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Monday, Sept. 81,

BY Mr.. Davis, A till to revive an act
relative TO the common laws.
By Mr.. Gwyer, \ bill for the collec-
ton OF Revenue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
McLean,s Volcanic Oil Imminent.

The best Imminent in the =orid for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cure
Performed by McLedu's Volcanic Oh LiHiment. Read
II for yourselves
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith living near Cass avenne
Tenth street had a hOraihle running sore on his foot
10 good. lie deSpalreiUf ever being able 10 work al his
trade again because he GOULD not bear any weight on his
foot; and by one bottle Of McLean's Volcanic OIL Linz
meut he is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism. neuralgia. paralysis, bruises, sprainS,
stiffness in the Joints "r musciIs, swelIIngs. sore
throat, eaTaChe or t"othdche &c. yield 10 the magic IN
tuenCe of this wonderful iIuimeaU.
For horse and Cdttic il l. an infLlliOle remedy for
chafeS scratches cracked heels. lamenesS, SPAWN hstu-
la. hruI,e. sw-lIngs, wounds ratti>-suake bites. and
var. H~ other diseases which animals are liable To from
InJu'Ie~ or accidents.
Every country merchant should ubtsin a supply Of Nc
Leans Volcanic on 'aUImeut. Il sells rapidly because
il dlwaysCarcs.
a liberal discount VIII he made 70 merchants who buy
10 sell again.
Ez7Fy- sale fyJH MCLEAN, proprietor, conner of
Third and Pine acr.- = L ais. No.
- Dr. EEOuEc-'S Female Cordial
will cure a.. .cmty -grnpIaints, such as excessive,
suppressed 20. Irr.ru men>truation, Fluor aibus or
wuife-i ba.5eune-- -t..,.w complexion, headache, diz-
illness weak nerves. I.l4htful dreams, and all diseases
c.G>cd by colds, checked persplration, eXces Is, over
excitement &c. Of tho sexual organs. Dr.. Hooper's
Female Cordial Is universally acknowledged by the la
die, The be-; remedy ever invented. IsPrIce 81 per
b,ttie, orc bottles for S..
Dr.. EAOTERLY. corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
St. Louis, M, sole proprietor and to whom all orders
ml,tbe add cssed.
S,ldby J MAUN & co, Agsnts, Brownville,
y. -. and by Druggists generally
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
- Dr. EE0agcr,s FemaIe Cordial
DF. EaSIeFly'S
20 Fever and AgUG KiIier-WilI

ere ague ard lever. chiIls and fever, dumb ague, inter-
mi-teu' and renirtcut levers, and all the various fo.ms
of trvc> incident To- bilious climates. II there l. d
man ,c5mdn or child suffering with doue end fcrcr.
they are advised 10 procure nr. Ets,erly's Fever ana
Asuc Killer. 1t is d poSiiirc oure-Speedy and perTa-
Hcnf. Try II.
Pice 81 per bottle. or 6 Lo;. les Tor S..
Or. E~AsTERLY. corner OF Third and Ches'ua; s:rre:-
5, L,uIs. sole proprietor. to whom all o.de., uusr ue
addre>>cp to get the genuine.
sold by J. II. MAUN y 90. Azants, Brownie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN
THE RICHEST DikDEM
EVER
Worn byKingS or Emperors
Wat? WhYabeaufIfuIH Head OfHair

w - WHY - lAOOSuO VI HUI
Because it the ornament God Himself PrOrided for
all uUl race. Reader, although the rose may bloom ever
50 brightly i'll the glowing cheek. the eye be ever 50
sparkling. the teeth be those Of pearls, il the head IS be-
ret 81 lis covering. OF the hair he snaried and ,hriveled.
harsh and dry, or worse StIll, If Spriukled with gray,
nature Will lose more than half her charms. Prot.
Wool Hair Restorative, If used two or three tIm9s a
week Will restore and permanently secure 70 ali such
an ornament. Re ID the following and Judge. TIE wri-
ter vf The first is the celebrated pianist T~hQEberg:
New York; April 10, 1888.
DR. WOOD-DeGr Sir: Permit me 10 express To- Won
he obugatIUns ! am under Tor the entire restoration Of
my hair u' It's original color; about the tin:epf my drri-
val in The United States II "as rapidly becoming gray,
but upon the appiIcetIon Of your Hair Restorative, II
soon recovered is original hue. Icon>ider your re>tor-
alive A. a very wonderful. invention quite eficatIous as
well as agreeable. lam yours truly.
5 T%HALBERG.
Dry-h air Gwyl.edydcr
Welsh Newspaper office. Nassau St, April u, 'S
Pr"E o JWOOD-DCGr Sir some month or six
weeks ago, | feceived Il bottle Of your Hair Restorative
and gave it my vile. who concluded To Try it Oh her hair
iilLe thinking at Tie time that it would restore the
gay hair To its original color. but 10 her as well "a my
surprise. arter a few weeks trial it has performed that
wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs to a dark
brown. at the same time betutifying and rhickening the
hair. IsJrungly TeoUmmend the above Restorative to
al! persons il want Of such a change Of their hair.
CHARLES GARDEN
New York, July 26. 1853.
Prof o J WOOD: With confidence DO | recommend
your Hair Restorative, a. being the most effcaciJus ar
ucie | ever saw. Since using your Hair Restorative
my hairs and whiskerN which we're almost White have
gradually grown di,k: and I now feel confident that A
rev m1Te applications VIII restore them 10 their natu-
Tal color.
J G. KILEY.
Chicago, Ill, Nay l, 1867.
Prof two years ago my hair commenced
failing oil Jnd turning gray | was fast becoming bad
and had tried many remedies to no effect, 1 commenced
u-IuC Your Restorative III January last. 4 few april
e.. Iun- fastened my halt firmly. 1t began to I'll up,
grow old. an!iI'ned back To its former color lblack). At
,hi- ti'ir - Is fully restored to ITS original Cui"r, health
and apPeaTa"ce. and l chcCrfuily recommend its use.
ID HOES
The Restorative is put in bottlds Of 3 sizes, viz large.
me'iUuI AMI small; The small holds hdlf a pint. auG
retail to- 81 per bottle; the medium holds at least 20
per cent more IN proportI"e than the small. retail> Tor
81 per bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent more
in prupuriI n and retaIlS tor So.
o. J. WOOD Y co, Projectors. 32 Broadway. New
York and ia Market street st Louis, Mo
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers.
Soldby J. II. MAUN co. Druggists,
B.uwnviIle. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

interested to view and examine the pub
lie records.
By Mr.. Noel, For the stay of execu-
ton on Judgment.
By Mr.. Clark, To establish the county
line between Nemaha and Otoe counties.
By Mr.. Doom, A bill Cor an Appor-
uonment Law, also
To license vendors Of spirituOus liquors.
BY Mr.. Fleming, A bill 10 relocate the
county seat of Richardson county by direct
vote Of the people.
COUNCIL.
Bills introduced.
By Mr.. Miller, 4 bill to amend the
act Incorporating the Nebraska Univer-
sity.
BY Mr.. Furnas, A bill to license and
regulate the sale of liquors; also
A bill for Homestead Exemption.
By Mr.. Miller, A bill TO change the
time Of convening of the Legislative As
semlly.
BY Mr. Moore, A hill for a Civil Code.
BY Mr.. Reeves, y bill for a Criminal
Code.
BY Mr.. Porter, \ bill to Incorporate
the Grand Lodge Of l.. y. O. F.
BY Mr.. Moore, \ I'LL Tor a Criminal
Code.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
School.

School.
The subscriber WHuidrespectfuI'v announce 10 the in
habltsnts of BrownyIlie nat he viii open school rE
Tuesday, the 9th inst. fr the instruction Of such pupils
as rlay be entrusted to HI care. P"r The present, lie
school will be opened ~ the School House.
TERMS-Per quarter II Eleven Weeks.
Primary Department, sac
Common English Branches $500
Higher Branches S 90
No deduction made .or ahScucc during tho term. ex-
cept in cases If pr0t-lCted illness Thr>c who enter at
any time during the INST three weeks 81 the term will
be charged for tuiti-n from the c-mmCnCement: # later.
from the time OF entrance to the Cluse. Tuition hills
viii be due at the middle Gf the term at which time
payment OF other satisfactory arrangements Will be re-
qUiTel.
TITS desirable hat thrse who attend should enter a.
early in The term a. possible
BIQvpyiIlS, July la, I65S-2m IN. CHAPEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Friday, Sept. d.
HOUSE.
Notices of Bills.

Notices OF Bus.
BY Mr.. Sielnberger, A bill for an ap-
preparation to repair the Military Bridge
at the crossing Of the Elkhorn river.
BY Mr.. Noel, 4 bill authorizing the
formation of companies for the detection
of horse thieves and other felons.
BY Mr.. Marquette, A bill for regul l.
ing tie sale of >Pirituous liquors; also
4 blli 10 regulate the fees of County
q I other officers; also
4 bill for an Apportionme@t Law &;
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

OWN RElEDF. GU ing diseases by natural laws
When taken its healing influence is felt ooursing thro'gh
every vein OF the body, purifying and accelerating the
circulation Of the blood. II neutralIZeS any bilious
matter in the stomach, and strengthens the whole Orga-
nIZatIOn.
McLean's SfreugthcninC CordicI triH eFectudIy cure
LiUer Complaints Dyspepsia JGundice ChrOaic
or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the KidaeyS,
and all Diseases arising from a DiSOrdcred
Liver or Stomach,
Heartburn, inward piles, acid.ty or sickness Of the stom-
ach fuIluess OF blood to the head, dull pain OF winning
in the head. paIpitatIuns Of the heart choking Orsufoc-
ailnC feelings when laying down. dryness Ur yc!lOwness
Of spirits, &c.
There IS no mistake about If.
This cordial Will never fail TO cure any of the above
di-edses II taken a. per directions Oh each bottle, IN
German English and French.
Over half a million Of bottles
Have been sold during the past six months ani in no
instance has II failed in giving entire satisfaction VIM
then Will snfer from weakness VI debility when SIC
Leans Strengthening Cordial will cure y'EP
To the Ladies.
Do YOU wish to be healthy and strong? Then 60 at
Oute and get some e.; NcLedn's Cordial? Ii viii streng-
then and inyIcordtc Year blood t. flow through every
vein. and the rich rosy bloom II health to mount 10 your
cheek again, Every bottle warranted 10 give satisiac-
tn.
Far Cl iidren.
We say to parents. IL YOUR chliireE a-os.ckly. puny or
afflicted with e. mp,a.u,s preva,cnt among children, give
them a sinai! G.a-ify - aisLcan'a t'tdIAl. II sells
rapidly, bcrsg-" - Away sl~cS. Delay not a moment.
Era5g country MERCHANT
Should not .eave -.- cty mu,I. BE had procured a sup
ply Il " LrIu'~ STRENGTHENING cordial. A liberal
dI-cutil;I 49, De ruae ID those VII" buy 10 sell again.
CAUYIUN-sawaio . dru-cist or dealer who may
try To pLI.I u.D- r.. o mc BI,tcr or SdrsdpdrIlla trash,
which they Ca buy heap by Lying il is Just As good
Az ii such men. AK for McLe ms Strengthening cor
d Al. and AXE naihinE else. II is the only remedy that
Will purity rhe bIooithroughau and at the same time
strengthen The sy>tem.
one table Sgpunfui taken every morning is a certain
preventive Tor cholera chiIls and fever, yellow fever, or
any y. evaleut disease.
PIce only 81 PEI bottle. or 6 bottles for So.
J II MCLEAN,
Sole proprietor Of the cordial,
Also MCLeau's Volcanic OIL Liniment
E57PrincIPal depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, ST Louis, NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
BrownviIlo House.
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA.

MORRI on < W EEAE
Announce to the public Ia: hey have takeu charge "f
the new. large and cpmmUdI"l o - Iutci building re-
Gently completed in the City Il B.,wnviIIe Nebra kd.
They have furnished il from cellar to garnet with en-
tire new furniture; the runms are all Ii &c, well VEN
tiiated and flushed. Tue table. We IrOmi e. shall Al all
times contain the lest the country can uh.It. OuT liquors
shall be as pure as are made a. We purchase in person
from reliable manufacturers. We deem 4 m"rc cN-en-
iei notice unnecessary and conclude by assuring he pub
lie that We are determined that lao effort on our patt shall
be wanting 10 render the Br"wnyilIc House a first class
Hotel. MORRISON WHEELER.
July s. IS55-6n
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Why is the Demand 81 Great for
DIR.


AAN ~
because II VIII III b." cases sdIeiS anu eneStudlE
cure lLiS m"tA NTedi'I >,"''RF 81 me "eeI-ulIls- le-
yer ana dE"e-Witught TALL an IN cases VIII c'uhteraCt
me poison % Malaria ~ "h-ch l'ct thousands DO IeHu-
~ ana uL'.he al "'heJ 1ostrlnlS' II IS only recon-
menuCd 10 ,Ae class oi diseases ana i a tome Il Is
by men Of influence and high standing. wa"
Princeton. Ill.,. Sept 20, 1857
u, On y.. NA NM d Sir; :, Fog Fog several YEAR, pa.tI have
closely Observed it, effects n handredso Of cases, and in
I can m1.t chco-,g,Ir p."Iuge me mo, nappy enec'.a s-
for cLI.!,. fevsrsu .sra ~ r,.Iar,,,s 6S.os.as
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Homestead Exemption Act,


BY Mr.. Furnas, a ill to establish a
Territorial Board Of Agriculture also
A bill to encourage the growth Of
hedge fences; also
A till concerning county prisons also
a bill for the relief Of Margaretta
Cunning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

MIll1neHv
A~su2e:lvr sick "i Mliluc } rod DTe>S Trad- AZ my
new Millinery establishment. one door above Lusabaugh
d CarSOn's Banking House, Browavii Ie, Nj.
AT NAH TCRNER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
THOMAS B. CUNNING.

Office Of the Srcy of Nebraska,
Omaha Cily, Jan. i, 1858. )
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-10-01

c. When Cesar was asked By Brs-
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5reakfasf. he aaswersd-sETT II BRuTE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-10-01
HISTORY OF BTcRlNAN pEH8GRlrT.

At a meeting Of the friends Of the
Hon. John b. Haskin. in the 9Th Con-
gressional District Of New York, Col.
John w. Forney, made a speech. A.
Mr.. Forney deservedly has the credit o.
eleeting James Buchanan to the Presi-
dency, and was deeper in the secrets oI
the canvass Of 1856 than any ether mau
in the country, history OF that canvas:
from him must be authoritative. The
following Is his speech on the above occa
sion. and il is deserving a careful read
ing by all men whetaer they are repnb
licans or democrats -