davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

COLOSSAL CH1RTTY-Mr. ]. W. Farmer of New
York cisy is Of the most liberal men we know or
He has opened free dining saloon, where the hun
CRY poor without cent for payment, may eat as
much as they please OF good substantial fare. Op-
huge banner bearing this inscription " John w.
nothing to pay The Times says that one thousand
four hundred and forty,three persons dined at Mr..
Farmers free-and-easy quarters on Saturday last.
The average number OF the recipients of his bounty,
for six weeks past, has been thousand and three
hundred In six weeks Mr. F. has spent seven thou
sand dollars. In that time he has cooked several
hundred of hams, many thousand pounds Of eorned
beef three hundred and sixty bushels Of potatoes,
corresponding amount Of turnips and carrots, with
coffee, and syrup TO sweeen it, almost beyond reckon
ing. Hsa hf1 ' ~
Between the hours Of IL N. and P. NJ. this Free
Dining Saloon is open TO all comers, without chal
enge. To each is given large bowl of soup and a
good slice of meat with plenty Of vegetables. OF
our own knowledge, (says the Tmes) we can assert
that the soup, meat, and vegetables Of excellent
quality and well cooked. For the rest OF the day be-
tween the hours of A. M. and IL P. NJ. the bearer
OF ticket hundreds of which left at the differ
ent police stations) can always obtain food.
The Irish are the most numerous applicants for
these sree meals next are English and Germans !;
then Americans, and lastly negroes. The negroes
hover about the DOORS and afraid TO enter with
out special invitation. But they are good feeders
when they take their place at the table The saddest
thing Is TO see women there with q troop Of decent
children. Over sixty families depend every day on
Mr.. Farmers bounty. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06
JnIPORTANT no COTvrON PLANTERs-I

ImPORTA MI To COTTON PLANTEHs-BI
which their Incomes be Doubed-The undersigned
invented patent the United States
arrangement combination Of machinery for convert
ing Seed Cotton continuous from the
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery until Il L
ready for shipment weaving The saving Of COTTON
WASTE will be Ten Per Cent exclude IN
the OF machinery press the cotton into bales
its handling ALI and those and disentHnge Il, which
Destructive In their the FIBRE hui in
dispensabe those Of ginning spinning
facures my YARNS Of unbroksn fibre and
will De atty per cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition In market
The undersigned dispose of privileges 10
bis PATENT and Planters will be Informed terms with
piete instructions how how obtain the
chnery and all other necessary particulars application sd
dressed 10 me here, consultation with my
corner Front and Dauphin streets, up stairs
fe3 ly&W GEORGE q. HENRY. Mobile, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR.-The Neshoha county
(Mss) Bulletin Of recent date relates the following
strange circumstances, which. it says. occurred in
Kemper county, Mississippi: 80. ..,
While Mr.. Duncan McLaurin, living two miles
Northwest Of Dekab, was in Alabama, Mr.. Everett
Roberts and his wife, Rgsby his overseeF and two or
three other persons 10 company with carpenter in
the employ of Roberts by the name OF NeEson, went
TO the residence of Mr.. McLaurin for the purpose OF
getting his daughter TO marry Newson Roberts and
his wife went into the house, and not finding the girl,
RS wife went into the kitchen where the gSri was
and talked with her some time trying TO induce her
to marry Newson but the girl replied that she Knew
very little OF the man and had never agreed 10 marry
him. When RS wife came back inso the house, the
girls mother asked them what was the matter Their
reply was, that it none OF her business They all
| left, and that night portion 81 the same crowd
(Rgsby along) went back to the house. and not md
ing the girl az home, asked little boy where she
was and he told them that she was at Mr.. Moss, "a
near neghbor) so they left and went to Moss. One
of the company went into the house and insisted
upon the girls marrying Newsans but TO no purpose :
whereupon Newson went in and asked to see the girl
privately and the girls sister, who was with hsr,
said she intended 10 hear every word that said
Newson told her that he bad already taken out the
license, and that II she did not marry him, both
would be forever dsgraced and after much torment-
ing and exciting her. she went with him to Roberts
house and was married to him.
When Mr.. McLanrin returned home, Roberts sent
him note by Rigsby aad MeiAurin tod him that if
he Roberts wished 10 have any Communication
with him. that they must send il through RS son or
negroes that he would not have anything 10 do with
them. The next morning Rgsby appeared again.
and McLaurin told him the same. The tASfd morning
be made his appearance, aud was ordered out Of the
house, but would not 60, and gave M and Mrs Nc
aurn the lie, rising from his seat end running bis
hand into bis pocket. and commenced taking o<lt ;
and thereupon Mr.. MeIaarin pulled down his gun
and shot him through. saying az the same time that
no man should give bis vile the lie. When the lnfy
of inquest examined the pockets OF Rsshl, lie
Sheriff took from his pocket an open knife.
The BEST PLACE FOB RAHlEs--" Mciher, said
a little three-y whose nose bad been p1i ont
of ioint'' by the recent arrival of baby hsother,
.Af...l.or d thn hnh. shnnid die ,nnnld "a 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

CoAIsOo uus Coal direct from Liverpool per ship r.
~ Mallory, for sale by
fel BARELLI 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

"a FOsTEK's SLAVE DEGPOI, l57 COMMON
~ street. New oreanse Keeps constantly on hand and
IN sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers rua
ers and General House Servants Also, buys and sells
SLAVES Having converted the family Of
the large three story building the Of Slaves has made II
the best depot in the city and well furnished for the comsr
Of Slaves
diff T. FOSTER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06
gOtal SatsIliGtuts.

FREE DIsPESsARY.-Weexly report df the Free
DSpensar Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine Common
street, opposite the Charity Hospital
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

poBTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One of these Engines Mills complete of size No. g. ex-
pressy 5000 Of one boards per day.
furnishing good mechanic it, and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For 1900.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills size No A. expressly guar
anteed 45O feet of onench boards per day with
services OF good mechanic, etc. as above,
For S2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guarsn
teed 400 feet OF onench boards per day with the
vices Of good mechanic above, etc.
For $4,000.
These Engines complete driving Mills and Cot
ton Gins.
The cost Of larger smaller machinery is about in proportion
to the Of work be done. All machinery expressly
guaranteed represented, no sale.
One OF these celebrated Machines from p Rah's Eagle
Foundry, Richmond va exhibition at 9s Perddo
street.
Also variety Of Machinery for Plantation uses hand
and for sale by
EDWARD NJ. IvENS Agent,
fell 2pit-lm 80 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

TESTIMONY FROM THE ARMY.
MONTEREY, California
Messrs A. B. d. Sands: Gentlemen-I beg add
my Testimony in favor Of your invaluable medicine hoping it
may lead other unfortunate beings try It's effects
that they may be benefited have been arrived here by
the overland about the st Of October last few da
after attacked with very dagreeabe eruption Of the
skin, which my physician could happened find
cs.sansrflis f- i fiis nlae - i- 49,
popularity OF the medicine at home purchased three bottles
which had the desired effect Of removing my dcuy entirely
With high regards, yours, etc,
.4 J. II. MILLER, Lieut. U. s. A.
1t Is approved by the medical faculty extensively used in
hospitals and has become standard article Of medicine
throughout the American Continent Europe and West
dia Islands,
Prepared by A. B. d. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, corner of William New York. Sold also by
j. WRIGHT CO. q and ISL ChArtres Of.
sJCKLEs CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
II. KENNEDY, Chartres street.
fe22 I'm T. P. DUCONGE, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06

The BEsT PLACE FoR BAHiEs.-" Mother, said
little three yearold whose ppse bad been put out
of Joint by the recent arrival Of baby hsother,
Mother ii the baby should die would il 90 to
heayenlH .Celtainly my chd,n responded tue
parent. :" Then think heaven is the hsst piece toF
nm! was the ahectonate sisters eonclnsloa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARET'r BRANDX-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
Iva appointed Agent for the old established house of
BOUIN NARETT co. for the sale of their superior
Brads also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Poutney
Brandy "a prepared receive either
market prices Coac be shipped direct
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
at the store Of
S. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner Of Gravier street and New L,evee.
CHAMPAGNE-GoNDEL GREEN SEAL. WINE
ODirect importation from Rheims For sale in lots
trade, Orders received and transmitted by
ial9 sm No 90 Gravier street.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET 4 CHANDOH's
Fleur de sery Gil de Perdri1 Verzenay and Vim Ipe
rial.
JULES MUMM's 4 CO.'S Anchor, verzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial.
The subscriber Is authorized receive orders liberal terms
for direct importation of the above named superior Cham
and s0eits the attention Of dealers in general
always on hand. Samples can be at the office of
S. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner of Gravier and New Lsvee.
SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct imporatons
rem France additions stock this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1875 IN eighth pipes l79S eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 IN half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connoseur
generally this article is and unaduteated For sale
New York terms and prices, by
WIN. E. LEVERIOH CO., "a Old Levee st.
ol9 ly Sole Agents in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-06
HAvRE.

Passage only
hkH EOR HAVREG-THE Al FAST SAILING
NSTsfN, regular packet ship Wurtemherg, Mcclellan
ElALll having ali her cargo engaged will sail
week For cabin steerag having superior
acconmo5a,ions nnnlv 10 the captain o board,
ms BAXTER LOWELL co.
ESSS EdR HaVRE-THE NEW Al FAST SAIL
aR4A ing American shin RIaritana. Capt Williams
having neary all her cargo engagd viii have m
mediate dispatch For freight Of 800 haes cgllon Apply 20
fegT BAXTER, LOWELL co.
rEE EVDTS HAVRFc-THE Al AND VERY FAST
AAAM sailing Amrriean shin Feliel a. GhI. Balls having
Of her cargo engaged VII indeI with qlick dis
f " BtXfER. LOWELL GO.
For Massage having snperior accommodations. appy 10
thr master on beard itsn
S1S;R E0R UAVRE-TaE Al FAST SAILING
eEHA American MN ISaTaar. Stewart, master, Is
and viii have Immediate ditpateh For freight
Nj SSoN ks MACK fNDER 4 co. 81 Grayier St
HAMBURG.
S<S FOR HAMBURG-THE Al OLDENBERG
kF1N bark Mimi Capt schwartz Fer freight, apply to
&AsAk BAXTER. LOWELL A Co.
passage having superior for both cabin
and serage apply the captain on board fost
Fourth District. mi
TTNO SUGAR PLANTERS-i HAVE JUST RE
i ceived a superior article OF BONE BLACK, for sale.
W. E. THOMPSON,
selsH No - Camp street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

XNHITE Ironstone Dining, Tea and Toilet
" Wars, ef nav snd beau tiful shapes, for sale
In sets or pieces to ssit purchasers, by
leSd GEO. IQ0TER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

~ yoa want rerfamery 81 every
~ variety, Or Fancy Articles a
any sort Or sise call On
HART I BARBER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

-
-.
~. .u.-.- . SS;I..Al'sas
s ii
! s; \ = " " :
: ]
s93p1o ~ III Wu.4f. AuG4N<aZ46s n
! Mzass s5El ! 9 Z Z
- III NiSs sss, W., s. 4
IN "a
a. tn e es.1s # II
=. u d q. I. B 81 I, e.ss - fas9
s ;.s;sss II r. T. ||!! =
7TIIfiJ 8. 8 % sH
I'D HUI ss NJ Ss I'D ss
I M. u V
n I osrS Y g sssq ! \, i, ".
III 4 80 ~ " & 6iSfi si ) G.
i Pod'' q I EEo7a1
N n
- =
~. n: |!...!!!.! - I! -
9;s'SsI nTSvE Nuw IN tsx: /
J N, I've ;'1i, ::s ..Ss, Iss.
mn ~ sssuss 49, ~ - "a ~ -
|s ss.s ' W.: & y r Inplsy. y IA
!. !. 80 y. y ind sdn tha. |. no ar. .rs
~ ~ IN years TIN
gscHt3x 10 1S arrests by selecting tG
n. 1870 = VvuhlNu slOsh,
llsl -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

SMIRTs MADE TO OR DEn.
MRS. y. c. DEMAE,of New York. the origina-
Avn tor Of hcsystcm Of akiDg shirts TO IN sssure
wAo for Aftecs ycart has done bnsinsAs for the
Broadway trade Iormur.y No. AKtor House. hss
openn1 rooms one door NEST of tho postofics, on
10 street, up stairs. She Is prepared TO exc
cst1, NIfth rromp,nesa ana dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collars, fohe de Chambers, Ladies' and
Ohildren'K Dresses.
Psrtiesf furnishing their own materials will Be
honorahIy dealt with.
Ladirs' Basqsss cut and bastsd In superb.
manner. "A dratrate Milginnr, ticaiarly ID al
braid work, bleaching, etc, in attepdance.
NIB. Totientlemenf Mrs.. y. having been CON.
PEELED to make Laundry arrangements FOR her own
business, she Is able ~ tska the ASKING OF num-
rof gentlemen, All goeas cent for, Andths ne
eossAry repairing snch AsbEt.ens strings Ia. done
Ofacs - Abofe. feblo-d
= "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

ESNDLKsS yeristy 81 Window Bkadse q ~
II esp1ed CHEAP CASH G4Ux1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

.UhALkRs II
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
WA LssSs, l~pssvs6 HsvSs1, zsss~ Aoysvfv, &C.,
$500 PORT DoD0x, IOWA. 4.es.e
vX7E pay psrfirsisr 6Henhem 10 the selection Of
w Lands ard their lsessiSs, sith Sssh Or Lasd
Wsr!ents. 10 Ne ~. DsAgs, Gisnx City and 0ssgs
Lnnd Dicsriets, Iowa. Wshavs sgents u sieux
City and Osass, Who AsvosstAsir hole time a.
antion 70 she tFsnsaoticn of snr bssiness The r..
Dodge district viii receive orr personal attention.
w sti esilest seA, Mis-, aralss - asssp4sasss
throsgAoss Lows and remit .prsses1s psonp4ly In
dfaftson New York. Real E3tase IS Lsn4 Nar-
ssats hssgAt md sola - soanissian. Tisiss e.
asaipsd and taxes paid. We also nay aAsSicuL.Aa
Afr1rsiox tcths loaAinK o. Land Waranta FOR non
ssa6dests, the isanipg Of nossy ~ bsss N~tsn
rates, and Y lnvestnsnk gepsrnlly. We examine
sArefuly Al lands " locate and Yin live plat and
4ssas lan. Nas stnaissisn fes ioastss o. losaai.g
La~d Warrsntstn ths above named distrists will =
t1s rEt %, ~ per f7e, 81 per %, ana IS per 60
Aseest vhishsAssld sssOmpaay NJ wssrs.ss, sad
also the Land Once fees warranty " q for saeh
acres, 10 btIfs " drafts on NewYork.
ii LAND HN1RRED ON TIME. 4
All bssinsas sntrn,ed 70 m sillrscsiss prompt
and catsfsiStfsntion. orrsspondenccsolicited.
spf1D-dAvly III Fzs@k~9ssa Ie8 fs7E Z 1gsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12
CUES PREMIUM
Fhotogra hic g allery,

d CUES, PREMIUM
Fhotograhic g allery,
|.s4, 50 " rn-sT.. = xEokrA
ssss dry ~
:! & d n a I :
DEFY Qo EITI0Nl
Evsry THIRD Fissnre O.
~ peg nr1ing for ssiikenede worth Inn
ene and a ~ % twenty-five d1,3Anns. - draM
fae r &. sssry aons Ia hold
4 hstssvs EfsSQf CT ~
Bk For farthefpartica 1aasre D sSg
4 X aSSSs3F 1850 hloe5a
1n5A Nosiel
3 QAnnT1G6 5Hor -
nasn. se y " y. u iss I s y lI|' nv g
: ] j!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

!, !, = 1
E1irs win III 1Sl i, "a ny part q u
XIV, until fur her notirs, II qusntitfea not lsss
~ 10 bushels, nt 18 cents per hu2hel, fsa
Koch uk City Scrip 81 par.-x as1,..
|S ply ~ the Once " the -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

!. ls's 49, ~ SIS n |s!: sA b
q VAAeAs ~ W ss ssss sas
sss sE ~
Il l9 "a -
"a. ccn1Ss1 ~ 80 8
s y 80 ,a..s.u1 " M 81.
sss q s :, Il ~ ~ M ~
M !s!!a sS7sf 49, 'sss' ID
Nj u 4 i B ssis ,so,s,p.ns IN " S1sd
= 0sse st.1ta Rtiss:i thsso Z
<SEs ~ J@A .s| ssDE IN n - = ~ 81
So eadc6s. ttAstervsry
z5 Al 49, sheaI
~, s,s.; ...';....s a ~. We.
s..ll ssa.'s
IL, ) M. M !. p, = M. ~. 4 SIS
s1 81 ~ n 80 4 1islo Re Sseubssribe
seeal 81 fXs yards ~ ~ ~ il n
~ ~ 81, 800 ~ 6l>Nd 6eMs 1Qsa
80 1so ~ Il ! ! i ~ as KeEis T - x,
s sas ~ y sss ss, "a saipp.a sAss,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Wore Largn Vegetables.

We received Il present The other day,
from joins \. krLso, of a basket of
bect,; the largest of which weighed s
pounds, and measured , feet 3 inches in
length the others wcry neatly Is lacgr.
Q. F. Lane has left at this Office Il
radish three feet in length and wEic.,
weighed over six pounds.
Mr.. Lake did not consider this an tx
traordinary radi>h, and would moi havt
gone to the trouble of measuring and
weighing ii, had ne not seen a notice III
ms Of the Omaha papers of a radi,h
raised by \. D. Jones, Esq, which weigh
ed about four pounds only.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
D =. L"USHBAUGH. JNO- L CARSON
LUSHBAUGH & CARSON,
" GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers in Coin.
Uncurrent M0ney. EX.hanEe lnd I'M Wsrrants

UncurreDt Money, Exchange and Land Warrants,
BROWNVlLLE NEMAHA CO, M.
Especial attention will be given to Bnying aud Selling
Exchange On the principal cities II the United States.
Gold. Silver. and uncuTTent Bank Notes. 4 constant sup-
ply Of Land Warrants on hand for sale FOR CASH. OF e.
gUaranteedin every respect. Will file Declardt1Ty State-
ments of intention to p;e-empi, and prepare =. exemption
Papers al short notice. Money loaned upln Rest seCuTi-
ties, at western rates Of interest, and investment made
in Lands OF city prOperty for distant capitalists. c.. g.
tlOnS up"n all convenient points Will be prompt y attend
Ell 10 and proceeds RENTED in exchange. atCUrrent raIeS.
Bills Of Exchange on England, Ireland. and France b.
tanned at usual rates, with cost OF Exchange on he East
added. Deposits receivedOn Current account and interest
allowed on speciaI deposits
OFFICE-Mdin St. near [. : Land once.
-REFERENCEs-
Lind, Brother & Co, Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa.
McNaughtOn Carson - Co, "
niser a White, Baltimore, MI.
Young, Carson * Bryant, q" "
JnO. Thompson Mason. Col'T Of Port,
f. NJ. Punderson &Cn. Merchants.
NJ. II. Yeakle y Co. No. II Broadway, New York.
VIM. 7. SmithsOn. ESD, Bunker, Washington, d c.
J. T. Stevens Esq, Airy at Law,
Jno. S. Gallaher, Late 81 Aud. L. S. T, d"
Taylor Y Hriegh, Bankers, Chicago, Ill.
AcClelland ScTugSe 4 Co. Merchants, St. Louis No.
Hon. ThUs. e.. Pratt. Annapolis Nd.
Hon. J. W. GeaTy. Ex-Gov. Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas. o. Carson. Mercersbu. I. Pr.
p. b. Small Esq. Pres't S. Bank, Hdge!stUwn Nd.
Col. Geo. Schiey. Any at Law, "
Charles Parsons * Co. Bankers, EeokUk Iowa.
IL. c. MUTT y Co. Council Bluff d"
Greene. Weare & Rice, " Des Nome, &"
Douglass x Watson. NintuH. i"
Col. sam IlambletOn, Atty at Law, Et>Ion Nd.
Judge ThpS. Perry, Cumberland Md.
Prof. II. Turwiler, Havana Alabama.
net Y '57-yO-uIE-tF
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Dir. ILASTERIY'S
Iodine and SarSIparfila

W.l cure all disease rriSIug INN an impure state e.:
-lc BLOOD. OK adcprdvcG udIriyuuf the nuds Of the
system. VIZ cancers. swelling of the glands. rheumat-
ism white swelhnE>, chronic sore eyes. piles. upils.
ery>ipell>. suItre~ pains in the bones ald joints. u
GERS in the mouth and ;hooat. and all chronic con>titu-
toual diseases. THIS medicine searches out the very
roots # The disease By Purifying the blood. and changing
the secret.ous IA tie system thu> removing the cause,
which renders The cure CERTAIN and permanent.
Dr. EdStor'g $ Iodine and SGrSdpariHG viii cure the
rorst morcaysGI disease, and drive out and destroy e.
cry p--a,le 81 mercury which l. III the system. and cu-e
il, bad effects.
II viii cure secondary 50 PbiljS OF rCncrdl disease.
ana NIL DIVE the syphustic rirus and all hereditary
iGiEts and poisonous matter out Of the system through
,hc pores 20; the SKIN, and restore the patient TO a per
feet state Of health and purity. It, a positive cure
Tor hcsr complaint and Dyspepsia. II used a proper
length OF time. I,halience the world To produce it,
equal u these complaints. Tie afflicted will bear il
miud tha: Dr. EaStcriys Iodine and SdrsapariEd will
cure ali nervous diseases. female rcmpt,luiS. dropsy.
graveo. diseases 90: the kidneys. bladder, and urinary
orSAns. in a fsw days
HwII remove pImples and blotchcs from The face.
aud make The skin clear. white and beautiful a. ala
has'er. L does this by purifying. the blood, and uy ;
prompt aetsouou tie liver. kidneys, and seu etgry OIL
cans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with scr,Iu!a old
sores. teller, rIuEworm, >cIid head, blotyhe>. e~ruptIuu>
81 the >kin ami all cut tneJu> di>ea>eS. are advised TO
procure Guticy's salt RhoGm and letter Ointment to
apply on lie >nreS and diseased parts, when using Dr.
EGster'ys Iodine and SaryGgCriUI. Tie Iodine and
SarsapalIIIa pur.fe> The blood and causes the sores TO
discharge their purrid matter and the ointment heals
them. when b.th are used (Which l always recDmmeuu)
a permanent and rad cal cure Il always Clccted. They
are lie bet and most p WerfuI curative, kn. WI to mai.
\ iair Iridl l. all I ask do not fear The result.
P.Ioe ui he I.dIue and ) >arasilla 5: per bottle. or
6botrie> Tor 50 Gr.Giey's Salt Rhcum Oiutmert 10
cents Pc bosIe. Both are prepared by Dr.. F. erly,
corner Third amp Chestnut streets 5. L nj NO.
sole proprietor TO WIZ al orjer- ms, Le .di.e>e.
E-S'.dhy J IL MACN 4 ca. L aegIsls, Br2 n
vile, n. L. AND by DrucrI T. gene ally.
AthRL 4 EgANEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
An Act

To dJdh0Ttse r' ~. E..ocs If
he CRg q BTOU''C'"' .
property Msreln.
Srcrrox ]. B. It eractcd by The Coun-
eiI and House of Representatives OF he
Territory OF n. 'a'Na, tn praUriIa
az authorllle- O.. l.' - 49,,
Nemaha co"n y i'l..'. . o,1bar'
shall have power aH' "'' .'.i'"l -
ized TO sell, or other" PuSg r ol n s
or all real estate CO.. '-lt' P,op,f,,,
wlich A'rr''.'' lad ha.a bv and
MAJ be-. "aIa'.d %, en-. ..'''"a3'u y ~
eorPona i'n. i"r any r'3. -, If
70 Them may sem iG- 'le ~ ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Or for Pixies Peak.

a company Of about a dozen of our CT
tizens started yesterday for the gold re-
gions. They were supplied with imple-
mants for digging gold, and with sufficient
provisions to last about eight months.
On Tuesday Iasta train of five wagons
and fifteen men, from Rochport, Mo,
passed through this place for Cherry
Creek. -