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n. II. sOLOMONSoN.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeS the largest OF the most approved kinds o
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for hear OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection BY machine
Of construction, with the greatest care 50 as &c
suit the eyes in al cases curing Wedess DszRtss Of
Isfas1lGfoH of Eyes snd impang strength ioT ong
reading OF fine sewing.
" N. H. SOlomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale OF his lenses
r Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES sc. kept on hand
. ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
EOfee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ ID
NFyW WORK. CTTy

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ ID I,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combustion Of ingredients in these Pills the
suit Of long aud extensive practice They mild in
her operaon and oerean in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Mensruaii0ns removing all distractions whether
from cold Otherwise headache paa the SIDE palpta-
OF the heart whites, all Affections Jsenes
fatigue, pain the back and limbs, &C disturbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption cf nature.
To MARRIEO LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills :ATauabe, they will bring
the monthly peri win regularity LADIES Who hsve been
disappointed the OF her Pills pace the ufmos
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
Tere condition Of TIE female sysfsH7 "a NAcL the
Pills cannot be taea UifhOuf Brodueag PECULIAR RE
SUIT Tie e0nzifi5a referred 10 IS PREGNANCY-fhe
result MISCARRIAGE SHc "a; irTessta5le teassaey
Of the medicine 70 restore the sezal Jeiiozs 10
s0Hsits0H that The REPRODUCTIVE pOsr Of AatErs
Tssia Il.
Warranted paTely vegetable and iron anything
iuTio0s Explicit directions which should be read
pany slch box Poe ST. Sent by mail enclosing 81 10
De CORNELIUS /. CHEEsENAS, Box Ash, Post Once,
New York City
SOLD BY oNE DRUGGIST IN EvEBT TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGs.
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-Si New York
TO .rb0z ali SsoissaIs or7sys should Be addressed
sars SalI an Cleveland hv WM FISK
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z mo SMnKRRS q CHFWRRsT

NO eeniean ssuid ngls In the society CT ladies with
his teeth dscoore and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chswiuE, 'FON
IAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one Of the
most ehectual dentrhces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the BREATH 50 often
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FOR sHAYING.-Its fch aiher psneiraies and soi.eus
the bearl prevents irritation. renders operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FoNTAINE Co 3Os Broad
way. and No. C AstOr House, New York. Sold By al
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CLEVELAND, o, Oct. s, 1858.


HAVE YOU KNIVES TO GRIND Visitors TO
the Fair Ground may have noticed a neatly
mounted Kitchen Grindstone of the Lake Hu-
ron variety, such as every family or boarding
house should possess. They are manufactured
by S. B. Johnson, of Point au Barques, Mich.
T. Clark & Co, of this city, are the General
Agents. For producing keen edge this stone
has few equals and no EuperiOrs.
"Have you axes to grindl".:
The Agents will furnish the above named
stones at their Warehouse, No. I4s River St.,
in size and quantity to suit the occasion.
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and1
their Cure.

AoLLOWAT'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious NAT
ter rom the blOod and thoroughly cleanse aud renoyate
the system These pills certain remedy for diseases
OF the Stomach and BJwels. Sold the manufactures
No so Maiden Lane New York and No IA Strand Lon
don, and by all Druggists ii IS cts 62 and SI0O per
boz sa-g- Don
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WIGS =! WIGS !l WIGS! -!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO eharm-no turning up behinl-nO shrinking
the head; indeed, this the only Is abshment where
these things properly unders OF d and made.
233 Broadway. New York.
Ep22lSWsm29I W. FISKE. Cleveland Ohio. Agent.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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RAIL ROAD SALE.

TOLEDO Oct q.
The Ohio part Of the Toledo, Wabash and West
ern Railroad was sold to-day, and bid in BY Boo
dy, Esq, 1t was understood to be for the benefit
Of the creditors of the Wabash road. The India.
M part Of the road. which was sold at Lafayette
on the 5th, was understood to have been bid in for
the benefit of the same parties.
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMINARY
8. n. SANFORD, A. H., Principal

1i HRs.5H 1 ya M YEAR bd III
o sD% % life Egayh tyIp d nhsp ruWnhPU RE
"
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
n advantage sOf
u
Surgeon
in hEsbhn ChHeaC Tsnp sdvaes
Mex Term e Thursday a7w ws~ks
F,r ,rfnherI ftn nor nApyo
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.. 3. Barnes 9 %, Proprietors OF dc Cleve

aai Plumbing works, Atwater Block prepared
with arge force Of experienced workmen doing every
esrip tiOn OF Plumbing the thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable and short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
ICES, Bathing Tuhs Of cast iron and wood lined with
innedcOpper, steam heaters, lead ard galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose every deScursa
Brass and Plated Cocks including the Paen Seclos
ng Cocks. recently introduced Vast Bowls and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly 90 hand All
work warranted. m2s:dSwtf.
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BRYANT & STRATTON's COLLEGE will open
their Evening Sessions first Ofthe week. Spen-
GERS Writing Glasses for Ladies and Gentlemen
are to commence. Phelps, Spencer & Folsom
will teach. Full Mercantile Courses may be had
evenings by commencing early. Call and see
the programme for the winter
Scholarships good in SEVEN COLLEGES
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STEAMER SOLD.

SEw YORK, Oct. Z.
1t is stated that the Collins steamship Atlantic
was 10 day bought BY the California, N Y. & Eu-
roPean Steamship Co, and will be Immediately
put in the Nicaragua line
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q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
Shillngs and SrEpeIcrs bought Sis per ounce by
cHAs. A. READ CO., Bankers, No &c Water street.
opposite the Post Once.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly twenty three
cents each ocs dkw An 2l6
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS,
FRIDAY IORNING, OCT. 5, Is5s.
NEW ADVERTIsEMRNTs,

Taylor Griswold Co.-Dry Goods. sc CweekIyl
FOsg Ellsworth Co.-House Furnishing Articles &c
S. Raymond Co-on C'Oths. Carpets. sc.
TAYLOR. Griswold Co.-Dry Goods
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E German Republican Meeting will be beld
this friday evening at y o'clock, at the Old
Court House.
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> IAs s'e'Ae'' Of hs ribratiOH Of the string
a. HSsever COED string may BE- 1t win produce no ana
To Vbr.s evenly the string Should bsv ~ sssr ias Tor
ID rs sI 2 Ana ~ no The hammer stTikss On he a.
rsesds from he hammer In TIE &c q ne snS Is g
starting po5 a1d ,s . 5s;sr9 IN stragh direct line 70 rs
noaon Is np, doWR-up. d0En-adisSsasut Al-s'' Hs
,SeG1s % notion q the string all other cannot b.
sol-uln y direef Line. for the following r.a.o1- r. 80
ses o. Sny substance forms elbow Or sn~, ~ a.
Now il is universally kaown that he ne tEaiss
ne nors h.poy lt viii ybrae and The two Sid-s a. 49,
OF me two sides are struck BY hGsr "a ~ sokss
~ - ~ returning in direct linz dsvsfss non
noe Or fafssf sids Of the angie elbow and is-
the side il recsiys. d. ess mes sSsnd .
old kind Of piano. '0"s-S VI sans Of ne
5, The eUeRness Of one
IAs the result Of tts fourth fsatnrs; itb.in9 ,1f
sonssasd al. oas Is podae-d b. Sas ssd "a
8, The st4engtk Of string.
Th reason why strnzs SO Ofs, hr.sL a, ,h. ..,,-
and Why they invariably The elbow Or br5-a. n
% tSs 5s o.1I a. q SsP sg a. that pOln dl
nSesssSIy sonirAe ted and the outside. elbow u ks
string OF psno viii average any Doaads 10 ~. so- f,ss
s The maru.st1r sstiss aad the Strain E sySSlE b
IS ne SsnsF BAT L g any ons part o. the string onshsf af
- . ,ssp = ~ nRsnss ';rai. ha psTt Of a-
eialy this the lssin al woodsn[ sd uis5o = an &
philosophy simply his: stih usos II .I rss
stronger laau hA.i ofi Ari only Be rsDsd
two does not make fol.. -
Z, The great length Of time AieA the iastrusnt "a.
mains iR tune
aiS s ns result Of the 9Th rsatrr lnasuueh a srin
affas oy srang And Il viii readily be peen hs n rr-5
1r et In length bears strain Of 1ndrsd pouuds ean.
IN ali parta vii HAtisn than surF sbsif
or astrtnx bearing the strkln.
fhs Truth and phiIeoP Of the foregoing fes are 20 ,
Ing and foteioe thai The qEestier oen lsked WIZ a.
not other nAksrs eOpper fret and sit ,,rpS -
aers is ont Que reason Il Is ued by psent for which
my thousand doars have aesdy been osIsd but which o
s9a can purchase as hessrs Haiiet Davis Co sn
ply the public with Ft 1Ss rather tsn % .ss
others 70 DO il. even a any price
The foregoing plan Of the Haet Davis Co Pfano "a m
simple lucid and unansverabe that viii guarantee 70 ~
plano TO any one who VIII rsfute its philosophy
Cleveland. August s. ISIS
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S.ll1 ~ - eia ~ W
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF TIE UNITED STATES
1t has been my god foTtuae restore TO health many
thousands Of my c0uatry-Eomen.
My has excited the malice Of the eHvious and
jealous but Their persecuus have ssTved only extend
aud esab sh my repus Showers Of grateful offerings
have len railway. from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Solong held in afectionste ard
thankful Temsmbanoe by those who have experienced
skiu lean ard lesDise In efforts OF mischief makers
I'd sanderers.
MY friends have repeatedly urged me to place my medi
for producing within the reach Of The
ladies OF the United States but ndisPositor
field occupied by qaaezs with their pernicous nOstrums
ami fer that uapTllcped c5uutereite.s might palm upon
the puole their worthless limitations, hhsr pre-
vented es.abshinr agencies for Tie sale Of ny
t'AAIIE DE FEMME" in The United Siaies.
Al last yield the eareatiss Of patients friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somelsi Throughout the
Old World.
In Tesurd to the eicacy the 'ABIIE DE FEMME"
need only say, that in liquid om and is exactly such
have used ny prartiren France for many years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result.
The annie de Femme and stand in the
lstion Of and effect 1t is alike powerful uinst9
healthy 1w where has existed and t0
sstore It where has from any suppressed
In ordeTto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dec
tions on each bottle OF the de Femme wil heaz nv
written signature both the bottle and enolosng
viii be sealed with nv private seal.
Price, 500 package. ,
Pans, January, ISL.
For sale wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKEi
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FIRE.
IKE.
CINCINNATI, Oct 7.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Z.
At two o'clock this morning fire broke ont IN
ID. P. Stills liquor store on Columbia street which
with IFS contents, was destroyed The fire COM
munieated to the Miami Oil Works, and the prem
ises OF Day Brothers, manufacturers of printers
ink, which were also nearly destroyed Loss about
S2O,OOO- Insurance not ascertained
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HALIFAx, Oct T.

HALIFAx, Oct T.
The R N steamship Canada sailed for Boston at
P. N. Weather cloudy.
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Ia lis fIry, The nh instant, by Rev. Mr. Peet NJ
GEOhSE ". PLACE. Of Springfield, Illinois, and Miss
KATE NEWTON. daughter Of AIr. J L Newton, Of this
ely
Also, ~ The sane tine sld place, Mr.. LAFAYETTE
NORCE and Miss JuLlETTE z NEWTON, daughter Of
Nj. J. L. Ne~ton- al OF this CITY
May these fair sisters enjoy many Anniversa-
ries of the happy day which has thus ushered
them into the fields of matrimonial life. We
say happy day" notwithstanding it may be
considered a suspicious opening Of married life,
that while one could only be taken away from
home by Tores, the other has, ike one Of old
Hgone to her own Place" May the one live
to be surrounded with Moral TOress," and the
other ever believe that "where'er she may wan
der, there's no Place Eke"-GeOrge.
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All Kinds Of Musical Instruments on Hand
land
= y ( Pianos only cenh
of
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l0bpsifiarls & 5ur9eoms.
AMERICAN WATCHES,
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.
wALTHAx, MASS, xANUFAcTURERs OF
Patent Lerer Watches.

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made bF the aid Of and original maehin ~,
pressly designed 10 secure. WITH LOW PRICE. ZINE
SUBSTANTIAL. RELIABLE TIME-KEEPER. The
movements are IN eonstrutol und are prenogneed b.
the highess authorities 70 be EAULTLESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved By the mlst
eIactng tests 10 be reliable and unfaug in aeOl These
Watches manufactures entlre fro crude materials
single establishment hy con- ecttd and uniform
the manufactory being Organized the system
that hee 5dpted Ia the production the unequ1ie
American firearms, which enables us % produce
oNE-HALF the price Of any foreign Of
the quality; and guarantee the perfect 1Fmlnoe
for ten years Of eyery Waich manufactured BY us.
ALI. FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND,
the American watches being he oaly ones made By ma
ChIneTy. upon uniorm system through III Nearly all
hand made Wa'ehes fectiVe. and continually
ting Of order. In parts Of the county Il
possible u md good Watch end Watch repairing
j always uaceTtan and expensive The introduction Of
Amercln Watches dspOses Of this dicuy ard COUNTRY
MERCHANTS, well - Watch-desers can keep Watshes
psrt their miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
customers with STAPLE which may be used Al
o,her article without mystery or humbug Sold BY the
'''-' BoBRiNs & APPLETON, General Agents,
seDlS dSW So 2ll - Is Maiden Lane. New YORK
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5periaI Notites.

z For Gas Fixtures and Fittiag-ABgls
Fog EzSr0rf5 8 Co., los and I07 Ssvsricr stree:
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For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No q Superior street Cievelznd who will supply the
''Amie de Femme al the PruarieiOr's prices.
aulO dEwly6
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NOR SALE OR EYOuA NCE


Il KINSAiAN ST House ard Lot Good house and
large corner .ot with Fruit and Shade Trees short
distance from Perry ST. Exchange 20 acres near
the city. or for a fam in this county, 81 600
VALUABLE LAND IN WISCONSIN 10 acres 3
miles from Port Washington Lake Michigan, Mil
wankee. Heavy timber lanl with excellent soil VIII
exchguge for a good farm near the city.
PAULDlNG COUNTY.-2sO acres ~ miles from the
County seat b. main road miles from r K station,
good land with VI liable timber Exchange for 4 small
iaun near the city.
DETROIT ST-Near Pearl, 20 feet front with a good
story frame Building, TO exchange for desirable Western
lands
HAMILTON ST.-Two houses and lots to exchange for
q small farm.
20 ACRES, miles from Fort Wayne
4S ACRES, u miles Detroit.
40 ACRES. Que mile from New Lisbon County Seat Of
Juneau Co, Wis
Will exchange all Tor improved property in or near
this city.
FIVE ACRES-FouT miles from the city, with 4 small
Will exchange for a tarm
ON LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west Of the city-eghty-
t5l Acres with small house orchard aud acres
Of timber To 'Kchlnge for house and lOtOne West
side preferred
oLMSTEO FALLS.-House and barn with lot Of one
half acre ROUSE x JENNINGS,
: Suua arn1n NHHnaH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
VOL II. CITY OF BROWNVILLE NEMAHA. .COUN

competent to undertake this service. Five
of them 20 report to the commanding off.
Ger at Fort Kearny and FIVE to the com.
manding officer of Fort Laramie.
2hd. To procure four covered spring.
wagons, light enough to be drawn with
ease by two mules-two for Fort Kearny
and two 10 Fort Laramie.
Sd. To furnish fifty good mules in good
order-twenty-five to be employed on the
route between Fort Kearny and Fort La
ramie, and twenty-five between the lat
ter and Utah. As some of the mules may
have to be packed, twelve pack-sadles will
be sent to Fort Kearny.
The Indians, mules, and wagons TO be
fully equipped and furnished.
4th. To cause to be made a sufficient
number of stout bags for the mails, water
proof if possible, and to furnish, as far
as he can, supply of wrapping paper
sealing-wax, twine, &c. 'g
He will correspond with the command
ers of Forts Kearny and Laramie further
in this matter, and will afford them such
other assistance therein as may be within
his power.
The Indians, means of transportation
&c., herein ordered, will be sent forward
at the earliest day possible.
By command of Brevet Lieut.. General
Scott,
IRWIN MCDOWELL, =
f-,f ASS't Adi,t General
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
General orders by Lieut.. Gen. Scott.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. Is.
Headquarters Of the .frmy, !
New York, Dec. %. (


In pursuance of the authority granted
the General int hief by the War Dep
artment on the 9th instant, Brevet Lieut..
Colonel Harvey Brown, I'd artillery, will,
with the companies and officers now un-
der his orders, Immediately proceed to the
organization of an artillery school of
practice at Fort Monroe, Virginia, of
which he is hereby appointed cOmman-
dant.
He viii submit, at an early day, a code
of regulations and plan of Instructions for
the school on its present basis; and, In all
that relates specially TO it, will correspond
direct with the headquarters ofthe army.
He will forward, for the approval of
the General-in-chief, acquisitions for ord
nance, ordnance stores, and materials for
fitting up with fixtures, tools, implements,
paper, &c., &c., suitable laboratory
for such ordnance, ordnance stores, Sc,
as may, from time to time, be ne cessary
instruction; for such materials as may be
required from the quartermaSter'S depart
ment for the school, and which he may
not, as a post commander, have authority
to order, and for such books, instruments,
SC, as it may not be within the power
of the quartermaster's or ordnance dep
artmentS under existing appropriations.
He is authorized to expend ammuni-
tions at such times and in such quantities
as may be necessary, but in doing so he
will exercise a judiciOus economy, so that
the benefits, and not the expense, of the
institution may be the first to attract at
tention.
BY command of Lieutenant General
Scott,
IRVING MCDOWELL,
Asst, Adj. General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
Crtfeats.
Royalty and Legs.

The superintendent of the big ship Le-
yiathan, Mr.. Yates, declined to permit
the princess royal (that is Queen Victo-
ria "oldest darter'') TO go up into the
vessel, lest the wind should cause her to
play an involuntary pirouette in The as.
cension, as did a woman who previously
made the experiment. Whereas. The Lon
don News is bold to say:
"We are of opinion that Yates Is fool.
We suppose that he thought it bIaspheSny
for the workmen to see the princess
royals means of getting over the ground
as Willis calls stocking holders. This
reminds US of the poor Spaniard who bad
his head cut of for making present Of a
pair of stockings to the Queen of Spain.
Puts him to DEATH" cries the royal lady,
chow dare he presume TO conclude that
queens have legs" Queen Victoria has,
however very ugly legs, if we are to be,
heve Prince Albert, who told the editor
Of the New York Albion so, in cOnfd.
ence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04

DAN to Fort Pierre. 800 miles and back,
once a month.
Leave Dakota lst Of every month.
Arrive az Fort Pierre on 10Th day
thereafter.
Leave Fors Pierre 18th Of every
month,
Arrive at Dahkota on 10Th day there.
after.
l4041 From Logan to Sioux City, Iowa,
8 miles and back, three times week,
Leave Logan Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 m;
Arrive at Sioux City by 70 m:
Leave Sioux City Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 2 p m;
Arrive at Logan by 4 p N;
1902 From Niobrari to Logan, SD
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Niobrari Friday at s q m;
Arrive at Logan by 10 p N;
Leave Logan Saturday at Gam;
Arrive al N.obrari BY l0pm.
l4O4S From Tecumseh to St. Helena,
20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Tecumseh Saturday at 6 a N;
Arrive at Helena by IL n;
Leave Helena Saturday at 2 p N;
Arrive at Tecumseh by 8 m.
14O44 From Three Grove 10 Wee1lre
Water, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Three Grove Saturday at 6 o. "a;
Arrive at Weeping Water al 12 N;
Leave Weeping Water Saturday at 2
p m;
Arrive at Three Grove by SPIN.
l4O45 From Council Bluff, Iowa, to
Belleview, Neb., ten miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Council Bluff Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 9am;
Arrive at Belleview same day. by.
12m;
Leave Belleview Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Council Bluff same days by 5
pm.
Bids for 6 times,a,week service viii be
considered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04
FORMS OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY, AND
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
Proposal.
The undersigned ---------, whose
post office address is----, county Of
--, State g., proposes 10
convey the mails of lie United States
from July l, 1858, to June 80, 1852. on
route No, between---- --
and -----, agreeably % the ad-
uertisement of the Postmaster General,
dated December 81, 1857, for the annual
sum of dollars. ..
This proposal is made with full know
ledge of the distance of the route, the
weight of the mail to be carried, and all
other particulars in referenceto the route
and service, and also after careful exanl-
nation of the laws and instructions attach
ed to the advertisement.
Dated (signed,l
Guaranty.
The undersigned residing at---.--.,
State or ------, undertake that, if the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
route Mo-, be accepted by the Post.
master General, the bidder shall, prior to
1st day Of August, 1853, enter into the
required obligation or contract, to per.
form the service proposed with good and
sufficient sureties.
Dated (Signed by two guarantorss)
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster at,
State Of, certifes under kis oath
Of office, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them TO be
men of property, and able to make good
fheir guaranty.
Dated (Signed.)
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-04

During the month Of December. the
Prodigious sum of $4,000, 600 in gold
was sent to Europe 10 pay our indebted
ness to that country for superfuous i'm
ports. OF this sum, s.. 500, 900 was sent
from the port of New York, and So ,500,-
coo from the port of Boston.
A country that can afford to send off
such sum of specie in one month ought
not to complain of hard times.