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CHARLES Z. CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE GENERAL AGENT.

C%ONvEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
' NININGER. MINNESOTA,
Will always attend to buying aud selling Land and
City Lots on Commission.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 9 to 4 per
cent a month on unexceptionxble Real Estate security,
make Collections, aud locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEoLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
80. -. REFERS BY PERMISSION to-
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Pau, Minnesota.
tx. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger, Nininger,
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe, "
Cook Il Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart Prest MR. Br. State Bank /" "
Hon. Sampson Mason,
Peter Odliu, President Dayton Br. State Blk Dayton, :"
E. A.. & TT. More, Dayton, Ohio.
Ally 81. a.. .. CHARLES E.. CLARKE.
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GUSTAvES BERCLUND.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER:

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Nininesr and
the public in general, -that he isnuw prepared to execute
all work in his line, to the entire sati.faetion Of hi. Gus.
toners. All orders promptly attended to with ne.tness
and Dispatch ...ia3a4-. .~ -.- s4 tn.- .u..
+. Paper Hangings constantly on hand for sale, and
rooms papered and decorated TO order. -. : ~.i". 81
'tninger, June 20, 1857. l- .-t -I@as 2:1y
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4 Nav REMEDY.-The Cincinnati Commercial says:
J. German who resides in Mill Greek township, while
.acently snfaring from a pulmonary attack, sent for o
physician who resides on College Hill. In a short time
the doctor called on MIN, prescribed two bottles OF cod
liver oil, and receiving hs fee of eight dollars, was told
BY the German, who disliked ths size Of the bill, that
he need not come again. The German, who, ~by-the-by,
had not heard the doctors prescription very well, sup
posed be could got the oil and treat himself. The doc
cor nav no more Of his patient for some time, but one
day riding past the residence Of the German, nc was
pleased to see him out in the garden digging iuss'!y.
The case seemed such q proof OF the virtues OF cod liver
oai, that he stopped 10 make more particular inquiries
about il. -.. ..t+
You seem so be getting very WE'LL said he, address
ing the German. 1@a
'Yaw, l ish WE'LL responded the formerly sick man.
'You took as much oil as / told your oueried the
doctor.
sOh, yaw, 1 have used more as four gallons Of de dog
liver OIL
The what ? said the astonished doctor. 49,
DE dog liver oil dat you say I shall take. I have
killed most every fat little dog | could catch, and de dog
liver oil have cure. It is great medicine, dat dog liver
OIL -s.. 4.I... sail
The doctor had nothing to say, but rode quickly away,
and noted in his memorandum book that consumption
might he as readily cured With dog liver oilas cod liver oil
The following answer was made by Byron to a young
lady who had sent him a kiss-in a letter:
Thanks to my little absent friend
...-. A kiss you in your letter send,
But al! the thrilling charm is los.
In kisses that arrive By post;
That fruit can only tasteful be;
When gathered, melting, from sbe tree:
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. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
A story and a half frame house on 5th street near
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly finished, with an excellent
cellar in frat rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. For further information inquire of Louis
Loichot at the Post Office.
Nininger, Oct. 10th, 1857. r..
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sBaptlze the Whole Army.,

Ne have already referred to tae religious faith Of the
General who has adied SO much lustre to the English
arms during the war in ludia.| The following anecdote
was related by the Rev. Mr.. Graham, Of Bonn, At a
meeting Of the Hibernian Bible Society in Belfast -
He had to tell them that Gen., Havelock, who is ROW
- distinguishsd in India, although a Baptist, was a
member Of his (Mr. Grsham's) missionary church at
Bonn, aud his wife and daughter we're members Of it
for seven years. He,souli also narrate an snecdots re.
gardiag that great and good man, which he had heard
from she lips Of Lady HayeIock. When Genera! Have
lock, as colonel Of his regiment, vas travelling through
Indis, he always took with hin q Bethel tent in which
hs preached the gospel and when Sunday came in In.
dia, he usually hoisssd the Bethel fag, and invited all
men 20 come aud hear the gospel in fact, he even bap-
sized some. He was reported Tor this at head quarters,
for acting in = non. ,nilitary and ~disorderly manner, and
the commanderin. chief, General Lord Cough, entertain
ed the charge, but With the true spirit OF q generous
military man, be caused the state 6: Col. Havelock' e
regiment 70 be examined. He caused the reports of the
moral state Of the various regiments 10 be read for some
time back, and he found that Col. Have!ocks stood at
the head Of the list there was less drunkenness, less
Jogging, less imprisonment in it than any ether. When
that was done the commander-in.ch said, 60 aud
tell Col. Hsveiock, with my compliments, to bapti*e the
whole army 81
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CHURCHILL, MA ERICK, & BARTLETT,
No. 9 EXCHANGE BIocx;,' %FREEPORT, ILL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HA5Rs e. *..! 1s:E!:::, 1 1RoEH !,.t: MA3 Il:
and = full assortment Of
Hu1ldors' hardware, Houso.farnlshlnx
000nA IA, 40 " II
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..'.%-a'4 SehR Esateman,
r. -IL A. C-K..S NJ. 1T H d.
Levee, near Eagle Steam Mill,

-. -. Levee, near Ea91s Steam MIL "
i W ould respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Niuinger and surrounding country, TO the fact that be
has opened q Blacksmith Shop in this town, where he is
prepared to do ell kinds of work IN his line, and hopes
to merit a share Of the public patronage.
. Country work solicited and guaranteed '
Nininger, July Is, 1857. -+,s. ia M
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a-~. ~-.-ssg "A Valuable 4Clalm
/. Of,l60 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Fari-
ybsalt, and q from. lShieldsvills it has good ranning
water, IS asrss Of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow.
the balance being good pillow land. ..~ 81 a4~ e..
Also l60 acrns on .Chubb Greek, I've miles Ioa Lake
vile, which il equally divided in prairie and timber;
has living water, &C. Inquire Of a.e.:-.s -
;Ios4s .-.....-3 4.s 3. 4.!s h.. j. N. HlLLHOUSk. 1a
4. City Of Nininasr, Aug. 46, 1851.
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p. & H. HAND,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
NININGER, M1NNEsorA. LILY

~ 'E - ~~A -
he is represented in the garb and regalia Of . Free
Mason, standing in the entrance Of the great and mag
ni6cent Temple of King Solomon-the picture being
superbly decorated with the mystic symbols Of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the highest style
Of art, presents one Of the most gorgeous ~spectacles Of
oriental magnificent Of which the mind can conceive.
The likeness Is striking and grand, and for the sublim-
ity Of attitude, and the ease and dignity Of manner, 10
unsurpassed by any other painting ever executed other
Ia 9A44s-eeaHtfyy or al.
This surprising picture has been produced at an enor-
es and tastes, has been executed in various styles Of
coloring. at q proportionate. cost raging at retail from
four to FIVE dollars. -.
Pictures on other subjects far inferior to this are sold
daily at seven and ten dollars per copy, but in order to
place them within the reach Of all, (that. no American
citizen need be deprived Of having their parlors or Offices
honored and adorned with one Of these magnificent speci.
mems Of American art, in the form Of the great and the
good Father Of our country, I have made the pride thus
low - r. ..~' A~- . '@~ - lay
Sample copies will be sent by mail OF express 70 any
part of the United States on receipt Of the retail price
in current funds or postage stamps. Z '-se"4 .
For terms to agents, a full list Of my new publica-
tions for 1857, or for sample copies, address H. NJ. Ruli-
son, al Main ST., Cincinnati, o.; or if living East, ad
dress D.. Rulison, % South Third Ct, Philadelphia.
P. S.--Pubiishers If newspapers or periodicals giving
the above advertisement, including this notice, four or
more Insertions in q conspicuous part Of their paper,
sending me marked copies of :ha same, shall have enc
Of the highest priced of these pictures mailed to thei,
address. H: NJ. RULISON, Queen City Publishing
House, 14l Main st., Cincinnati. -
.' -'~ II. BLAKELY, n H.,
YSICIAN AND SURGEON,
AlAlNEEQ CllI. VI. 7.
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Superior First Quslity White >]ime, Manufactured at
ininger and constantly on hand and for sab byat
*@- .Ataa.!,t -4i -..- . W 3 MOWRY.
iningcr, June 20, 1857. s-1a.ea .~.., l49- 2:ly
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PINE. BEND BRICK YARD.

= The undersigned have on hand At their yard large
amount Of baiek, Of . quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they otter for sale At ten
dollars per N. i Those in. want should send in their
orders inmediatsly. They will be delivered it desired.
a.A.a4 le.. iii A"y BISSELL 4. CRONKHITE. u
Pine Bend, MT, Aug. "a. 1857. .-- ~ =.
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TIE andersigned. Proprietor Of the C,z1 OF EixlxosR, DsksA
County, hianssos~. hereby gives Public Notice to al parzss VI.
have purchased lots 10 the sad City. under and subject 70 -
ordinary covenant expressed il the deeds, to wit, to eonnrSeuss q
certain amount Of improvement therein stipulated. within sx
months from the date Of the same, and to finish the ssid improve
nsnts within two years tbsrefrom; that . .n compliance With /.
part Il the said covenant viii be considered a Dos compliance
With the t"rms Of the shee. apd tAs. every lot for which ., to-
expiration Of the said period f six Nsutt.. no improvement LIS
been commenced. vii! b. considered forfeited, and reversed to =. .
undersigned. aud viii be by hin re sold, The same ~ thas;sis
iced bel ever been executed ty him for .as ssms. .:s ~
' '~~ ."- JOHN -Yfn MEN
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REFERENCEs.
HE sTORE

r ~ ST q n Il
60 .. ., Azs
c0nAlA onlAac AAln nnaaa alcolnAl aaennal AAP
tV'" ""u''"u "Vu eovW"''O0'VN mI"Vn"WS'
= .uoscs'oer 'n'o.%s :e feoP'e . S'n'nfer Hi:y saa ssr
Ecen@nS cooouy: tnss ne ID opening store In Nlnanees CITY,
SnrinE and summer Goods s.
which have bssn 's'ass '*S' s"' s''''''" "a' great
TltA1jE..
r. ..e co. j" n on.;. ,.;, i, nan, q. t,hh.x .s,ov;ps ,.e,l..:
lory Goods. Notions, ana L nncy s.oeos' 1A.1e
Glassware, RneenSware, HoOts, ehSeA
Hats, Caps BOnnets, Drugs, Paints, OF, Dye
- 1a"'
-~'" . GROCERIES, PRODUCE aND fRuyiSlsk. .
;. oa.r., for ..s. .l.r .:.'s +:a.r .s'e> s:A~..' ia he L.
]
s"'~ ENGRAVING ON wOoD. ~'''&s
An Md :, Ro.. f,,,.tg,,,;o,,. view, Of puna.a., -. - y.
sAisery, Landscapes. &C., .Drugsi:t., Wine and Tobacco Lebsaa
Psrtreite, Aainals, Societies Seals, Bill Heads. fnyeloPe Sss.Y~
&c., &C., Drawn and Engrsved II the best style. and promptly
"4"s.ae&' -''P~" o. - oo'0'' . "'a . nasF'''' e"~'
A n.vIp oR,n. 49,
-e"'~ -'S-' I o.. =, ~ "a 80 8
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III HOUSE

THE HANDYSIDE HOUSE
s. M. JILLs0N. Proprietor.
Corner Of Rice Avsuu. and Sixth Street.
. NXNINGER CITY, ~
This hotel has just bee. opened for tho aocolnmoda-
ton Of the public, aud guests may rely ON having their
comforts properly cared for, an a" pains will BE- spared
to make the house equal to the beat in the Territory
A Il BA LII o L ST
Corner Of Main aud Third Streets,
FARIBAULT, t-H '.t' -,-..ta ". T.
81 ." -~'-H.t.t' -- ...
!. Nua(10K, Proprietor
pA- This House is located in the centre If the bust.
ness part OF the town. Stages stop at this Hotel. Oily
VERMILL1ON HOUSE,
EMPIRE CITY, +t j. MI.
MART Broekmau, Proprietor. +
This house will always be found prepared to sscorn-
modate travellers with everything to make ;hcm Gun
Portable, and at reasonable charges. Gf
-------- - - t4%r L.
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$1,000
Leaving a profit of 9. 800 dollars.

leaving a pfoht OF 9,yCU dollars. 90 -.-.- -.
Or say this is extravagant: say his lots average $500
each, and still you have u profit Of 81 1925. Or reduce
it still lower, put them at $3.50 each, and you still leave
a profit Of s. ,437. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets a price less than many Of
the lots have already been sold for, viz, 500 each, and
he has still a profit of 81, 1913, a magnificent increase
upon the sum Of 500 invested less than two years
before.
GEORGE b. CLIrHERALL, P+esiaentj Ignatius Don
nelly, Vtes President; George H. Burns, Secretary
G. L. Emerson, Treasurer.
Managsrs-David G. Barnitz, John Nining.r, Charles
=. Clarke, James Z. Case, Robert F. Fisk.
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49, ". l. 1. W. GovETT.
%. ARCH .
10 contractors and Builders.

The above firm would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they arc now prepared to
furnish designs and superintend the erection Of building
Of any style or description with neatuess I'd dispatch
and at reasonable rates: tf"f' ''e4"- """ e". PLY
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Parental Decision.

It is 40: Difficult. to be decided, were this ali but TO
be decided and firm, while the feelings and the voice
are as soft IS the lutte, is difficult. Your child has no
judgment. Hundreds Of times every week, and many
shines every day, he must be denied, and have his
wishes and his will submit to yours. When he is well,
you mast, Of necessity, be constantly thwarting his in.
clirations, %forbidding him or commanding him and
when be is sick, you must force him, and stand further
tkan ever aloof from indulgence. Even when you feel
that he is OF the bed Of death, you must control him,
govern him, command him, and see that he obeys !
Your own decision, energy and 6rmness, must never
waver for a moment in his presence. While q mothers
heart pleads for indulgence, you must have a resolution
which will force you to do your duty, even while the
heart bleeds, and the eyes weep. That noble mother
Who held her child while it's leg was amputated, and
did it with a 6rnnsss that he dared net resist, and with
q tenderness that made him feel that she did it for his
eood-who does not admire? These two qualities
decision and ~mildness, are seldom found in man. He
Is either too stern or too lenieut. But the mother she
can possess them both, and have them both in exercise
in the same moment. But she must have the aid Of
heaven. She must seek it in prayer, at the foot of the
throne, and there she will find it, :
l could point you to a son, who cherishes the memory
Of his mother as something inexpressibly dear and sa-
cred. She was q widow, and he her only son. When
young man. he said something or did something in
the presence Of his sister and a cousin, both young
ladies, highly improper. His mother told him Of his
fault, mildly and kindly, and requested him to make an
apology to the girls. This he declined. She insisted
upon it, and even laid her commands. He refused.
Sac ne1t requested him to 90 with her into his chamber
IN the shird story. He complied. She then very coolly
took the key, and told him she should lock the door,
and he would neither see her face nor receive food, till
he submitted. The next day she called at the door Of
the prisoner. -.@ ~
Ny sou, are yoa ready to comply With my request?'
NO, mother
The second day, the same question was asked, and
&he same answer received. ".
'Janes, you think by holding out thus, your mother
will. yield, and come to your terms-but yoh do not
know her. I ara ia the path Of duty, and | shall not
yield till the timber. Of this house, decay and fall,
should | live 50 long
That evening be would have sen: a message to his
mother, bat be had no messenger. On the fourth day,
he promised to do whatever she required. She opened
the door, and her pale, sick.looking boy embraced her
with tears, asked her pardon, aud submitted to her re-
QUESTION. "
He has since been sesnto shed tears Of gratitude
oyer thai decision and faithfulness, and to assert with
the utmost confidence, that it vas this 6rmness in his
widowed mother that saved him from irrevocable ruia.
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This house will always be found prepared to ,scon
modate travellers with everything to make :hcm Gun
Portable, and at reasonable charges. Gf
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ed. n0- This House is located in tho centre If the busi.
ness part OF the town. Stages stop at this Hotel. Oily
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-29

LEGAL I'M ELLIGENCE.-COuntu Court.
In the matter of an Irishman who squat
ted on a lot belonging to the Court, a
decision was rendered on " ednesdav
that that lay member of the legal pro-
fession, Staats, be ordered to overturn
the squatter's house in the dead hour of
night, a la riS7ance, and in accordance
with the statute in such cases not made
and provided for the guidance of the
Court, and appropriate the lumber to
build a fence around the premises for
the benefit of the Court. Irishman's
wife put in demurrer on Thursday
morning in the shape of an axe, knock
ing the palings off as fast as the afore-
SAID lay member nailed them up. Case
deferred till further darkness.
Constable's Court-In the matter of
Tom. Holmes VS.. the County Surveyor.
an action to recover a whisky bill for
which an attachment was issued on a
compass, chains, &c, a trial of the
rights of property came off on Wednes-
day before Constable Gregory. Coun-
sci got excited in the case but the Court
preserved its wonted imperturble equan-
unity and calmly rendered Judgment for
the defendant. Jury fees not being
pungled according to law, Constable
Gregory took the case (ie. of instru-
ments) under his wing for the present
with an infexible resolve that knows no
"budging."
MarshaPs Coat-Our worthy Mar
shal was called on Wednesday to pre-
serve the dignity of the city by remov-
ing devotee of lager from the quiet
purlieus of Commercial street to the still
more quiet place of repose-the Gala
boose. The fighting liquor in the poor
fellow evinced itself in hostile manner,
and found partial satisfaction in remov-
my ny irregular pieces very material
and necessary portions of the Marshal's
coat, exposing a quantity of red lining
and giving the chief executive officer of
the town the appearance of a military
parsonage in regimentals. The appear
ance was made the more perfect by the
troop following in all the pomp and circum
stance of glorious war The sight Gre
ated thirst for military fame, as the
thing was mistaken by some for parade
of the new rifle company, or the retreat
of the lately raised Mormon troop from
Salt Lake, and quite number of fel.
lows we understand "listed" during the
evening.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NEVADA
- Township of Nevada S. By virtue of an execution
to delivered issued from the Court of ]. NJ. Clark
ESQ., acting Justice of the Peace and for the
ty aforesaid bearing date January 23d 1883 to
isy Judgment rendered by said the 22d day
January, d 1858, in favor of CHA RLES WYMORE
and against L. Z. CARR and II. X. McGILL for the
Of S2i3 go debt interest, damages and costs of
suit have taken in execution, and will sell the hi
est bidder for cash. the following described property
wt all the right, title and interest of Carr & McGill in
blacksmith and Wagon Making Shop, together with an
unexpired lease hold interest of the ground situated
Spring street in the city of Nevada with all the
nances belonging to said shop, consisting follows
full set of Blacksmith Tools pair beow lot of iron
and steel two grindstones cooking stove seventy
bushels OF coal more or less two wagon springs six
wheebarrows two vices full horse shoeing tools
and alot of wagon lumber. | will sell the same at the
above place Thursday, the 18th day of Febr
ary 1888, between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK and 5
O'Clock NJ of said day. taken the property I. C.
Carr and H. r. McGil satisfy the above demands
accruing costs.
FRED. BURMEISTER, Constable.
Nevada January % la5e.