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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

aa Dbl fial'tn e sl'f aousalA dol.
lars d complete tae Capitol ed lhe
LsgIas ule, ind one has memor alizea
for az appropriation forty
dollars adii6enal t. era. a penis
tefs BIZ fI| whit re
known al least 70 e writer.
some town world eilher hare BEEN
seaea.led s. cursed 81 hafi1 lha
slitusicn built among its Inhabitants.
The appropFialioa zould cesiainl have
done no harm.
cENfRAE ERECTION
Provision Is made by sn aet PASSED 81.
The reeas sess 8 s. be Legslelute for
hereafter holding the general elections
on the second Tuesday Of October
Ihis will 10 doubt meetwih the hes
81 The people generally throughout the
Territory 'snUch as ii will take lhs
cnsas .ion sul Of the hilvasl.
and mes. busy seasono Tie year, spec-
ially with che farming portion Of com
muniiy
& i mere desirable for canaidass for
the reason thar they will be enlisted 20
obtain large audiences, and hare weather
inwhich it viii be more pleasant to tray
Ell
PUBIC rn1NTEn
After thoroughly discussing and con-
siderins shs subject Of she election Of 2
Public Printer for the tsrriiory re Ae
lslAhve Assembly met = JOINT convention
At me latter ena q NE session arc q
the nfss regular panos' elected 4
tQfnae TOT fnaF f~espopsloie posltlpn
This IS ~uhdeubtedl3 IN accordance with
e laws tof Congress, and the pro-
visions Of the Organic AeI, and support
ed by tie great democratic doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty, and the practice in
other Territories. Mesars. Daily, Tay-
Tor, Stewart and Rankin advocated The
election Of a printer BY he joint Con-
rendon. and were opposed BY Messra.
Claws. Gwver. Mason, Moore, and Nil
Ter: principally on The ground that The
instructions to the Secretary were not
favorable to the selection Of a PRINTER by
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

Ne are again rennded that we are
truly ina western country, although tie
ground has been scarcely covered with
snow, and sbe river not yet frozen over.
Ncmaha JoaEnaIp
This paper. edited
and Published BY s. BtLBlE. Esq, fur
near q year past, . Nemaha City ia this
county, has been removed q This city.
An inherent sympathy fer ali newpn.
per publishers. prompts ns 70 desire hat
Alr. Beldin, II his new point Of oppert-
TONS mas pot Be- Disappointed ID
most sanguire expectations Of snc-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

Whenye watchful guardians Of ye pub
lyc morales, sest ye trappe il whyche to
eatehe We bryberye byrdes, be sure ye
byrde or byrdes be under ye trappe when
ye tra2pe be sprunge and above al be
ye carefule ye byrde knowne a ye stoole
pgsone be not canghte and crushed il ye
fall Of Ye lrappe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

HHas suppose for d moment chat 1rlen
Mf. Raehanan sied % force upon he
people af Ksus he Redemption Gems
tuition, Doeglas. hroderick aaa Stuafl %
The nase, aud Harris Mnn.epne,
Hickman Nj other Democrats a Be.
House Ind Temained ene suppose he
mr. 81 He Demefalie press ia6
MOI protested nsl oHlsaE na
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
Aua vi eeDends On eillstoFy Tine.

Two thinss are io6e done-
~ vie must move ior cassie % her mistress;
III set her on
Myself the while to draw the Moor apart,
And bring him Jump Whea he may Cassie nud
Soliciting his wife t-Ay, that's ne way ltlV
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18


docs Mr.. Morton propose to get
the printing done where he can get It
The cheapest and bssta" Wen wager
a new beaver that ia no event viii
he have anything 70 say abont the price
or quality Of the work and wen
90 an additional ebeaFer that should it
Be- decided that lie has control Of his
printing matter, and lets that contract,
that nst q yps riA b Sd, u a. pFsssiop
taken pr sket folded On said u0rks1iA-
n the b5rdsfs . N1braska
The Black Republican Legislature Of
Kansas elected their printer last winter,
but Mr.. Walsh didn't get the printing
done by him. He got it done elsewhere
And ne advise Secretary Morton % do as
Secretary Walsh did, "pay no attention
who The dd Black Republicans elect
printer
Keep your temper, Milton zWeaE
moi d sn.
Ye cannot serve God and Mamnon.
If fskv democrats trnckle to Black Re-
pnbNelns and court their influence and
support they must not expect democratic
patronage and democratic support.
niSr1
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

As matters nov stand Dir. Douglas
shoad not faa 60 receive the nomination
fo1 tie Presidency ID 1850. III our Cpl.
mon 81 s tie only man around whom Tie
National Democracy VIII rally end be-.
cene reunited for the great contest
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ton. Jefferson and Others which clearly shows that
they fully appreciated the horror and misery Of
slavery and longed for its abolition. jefferson
said he ''trembled when he remembered that God
was just and that we sanctioned the tyranny Of
slavery" Madison and Monroe gave equally
strong and better testimony against slavery.-
Patrick Henry and Randolph earnestly wished
for freedom to all men, and emphsticslly said
so Hundreds Of such testimonials could be pro-
dueed. In l70l, tho Old Dominion had IN
Abolition Society which in powerful language
mcmorialized Congress for the abolition Of slave
ry.
1t has been affirmed that negro cannot take
caro- of himsclf-why, gentlemen, a slave takes
care both of himself and his lazy MASTER for the
lattor don't work. Laughter. Mr.. Pryne dsfen-
dcd tho character Of free negroes, and then refer
rod tc the speech Of Mr.. Brownlow, which, he
said. was all old. lie again asked-Does the on
tiquity of slavery make it right?
Again;-Africa got along well enough till tho
slave traders landed ON the coast; 1t has darkened
tho hoathenism and intensified tho vices of that
unhappy country. Tho slave trade pollutes and
degrndcs Airica-not improves it, The speaker
then proceeded To pitch intopro-slavery Christian
ity, aud denying it's claim to tho name. His re-
marks were filled with tho deepest humanity and
tho most glowing cloqueucc. llo could not stop
to handy texts on such theme, but would Just
cmphatcnlly say that the idea that our Saviour
sanctioned American savTy wns the deepest and
broadest basphcmy.
lilo thought that proslavery opinions were tho
result of "A narrow mind and small soul A man
ought tn feel such brcczes M blow over our North
ern hills to enjoy tho idea Of liberty. lie ought
TO feel like tho age and the doings of the age
such the laying of the Atlantic Cable--to be an
t-slasery. Freedom advances daily; great idea
never stops; Immortality is born with it, and the
tide never can lao turned back.
Mr. Pryne's pcroratiou was grand, and when hc
concluded. it wns amid tho heariest applause.
The debate closes this lSaturIay.) evening
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Nlo.sER's coNCEsvRArHD s.sENcE

OF BAY rations 'ftie IL Leaf have
extensively throughout the wofl r centuries pact
remedies for Nervous Headyche and for affections of the
"ad generally ana for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Jnrl particularly occupied prominent position in the
,,naon Of many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admirers equivalent however ofthe active nn
e of the Bay s0Dlnute that real or permanent bene
fit can he effected and II therefore simply paane and
feeble for the diseases for which th valuable
adv is SO well adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
fAvES prepared oiy by the inventor has been effect
trdy series Of chemical experiments and has 81 last been
!rouh t" that state o, concentration which makes areme
y unsquaed in arresn the decay Of the hair the removal
of dandn and of relieving by few applications that dstros
ing itching which most generally prccrds the falling o e
hair ltwas originally prepared for membar II hs family
hvinG no confidence in e nostrums usually Sold who had
most Distressing icy of the hat and such its wonder
nj curative effects that it became establish
ted and hundreds nf made for without
system of putting hstever intrinsic virtues alone
iav" pushed into public favor deKsnd f,r
ts truly great remedy that the nwced
manufacture upon an extensive seale and he Offers
with the fullest confidence to the public.
hr"lared by Thos II RoNer at his Chemical Isboraor
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggists generally.
MT
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL, lS5S.

1uRlN'idhc past summer have greatly enlarged and
~ Improved our House and have large. well light
I'D and eonNen"n' arranged sales Rooms Ia be found
In our city We have made these 10 meet the
wants OF constantly increasing trade, aud beg To advise
WHOLESALE hnd RETAIL. dealers that wo have now In
store and daily receiving the largest and most desirable stock
of CLOTHING VIZ have exhibited or 10 b" -een In the
South W" haN" now been In the trad" In this ely
tor ftehft tds ard having thus obtained m knowledge q"
tho wants d" the market aud horg more largely engaged In
tho snna inrr aud sale of Clothing than other house In
the State, bloNr offer ho crtdfea Hd.emsns 10
chdsers NY arrival shall make additions I" our stock
Of all that new ant fashionable aud purchasers Will at all
times Mud complete assortment of superior quality CLOTH
ING and GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, In store
aud ior sale upon lIntKsL itKMs.
wholesale aud Retail departments distinct and on sepaa'"
floors An examination OF our stock prices and mode y, do
ing business IN respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN & co.
aug cots 10, Main street. Richmond, Va
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pN,s:,DQhLAR

ANE OF TUE NEST ruRGArlvE AND LIVER me-.
ford. s".ixornsor or Liver s~,nsdy ,hs, acts az
tHhduc easier idor and mora edectuAl than any other
medicine known II Is not only . CathAsc but . Lirsr
omody. acting first tho Liner eject morbid mAt.
then III" stomach and bowels 10 carry Off that
~ of tho painful feelings tho Operations
a, %o., ,,, csaaTa attn = .rs"sn"n. n" system a. tho
crate doaosw will strengthen aud build up with unaa
, Dr. r.sx"rord'. 1nvigernisr is so.psundsa On.
urey from new articles Of medicine, namely, Gums.
when i, v known tha, ons bottle Of the inv2ors,or con-
ans a. much strength a. ons hundred doses Of CsIomel
Though possessing rare medicinal powers these Gum.
have been bn, e known to physician. and nevc, used
= raio which met with such unprecedented
and known In M eects II ha. rarely failed to cure
~ Lirer Complaints In their worst forms
- bnd1ucsli0n being caused by derang ed Lfru II
- ed " hen the Liver Ia excited to action
Jnsndice la caused by an improper action of tho Lin
- and proof that the issIeoRAron relieves this dis
ease, lei any troubled " h Jnundcc take Invgo
- raor regularly week, aud tLeE akin will begin
y sumo ia original colo'
to-'i,r"'.- can be permanently cured by the lnvis
nature in her operations By gradually Diminishing tho
dose thu bowel, are Htt !" healthy and active state. and
~ s,ck Hr.d"rhr Is very relieved by taking a
- donbc do"r of HE iarisorar which all acdy
q For loaded stomach has equal heves
all oppressive uneasy feeling after eating heartily For
tamHy mtRic3ne generally all who Il speak tho
-, hghcs, term.
mended cure for LAYER complaln'. and all disease.
Arising from Diseased Liver. The testimonials
Of Physi ans In its favor Induced
conviction certain that II Of the greatest blcs
sngs given Dyspcptl forii made compcis
before tn" frs bottle WAS taken and
thing edible without trouble while before nothing
W the lghcst food would dgcst and often that
- Now what want To NIL readers u, Liosr
Complaints Iysptpua oubc do fail thLA
the Rreaicst remedy In the world State Fact.
We take infinite pleasure In recommending this med.
cine n preventive for Fever and gwe, q iii Fe.
- yer. and all Fever. Of Bilttous Type. II oper
with certainty and thousands willing testify
u its wonderful virtues
- There has been tried In family remedy
which has met with such ubomndnd Ia the
q Of diseases incident To children Or aanfOrdr In.
vtgOrUtor; nor Ia alone for diseases Of children that
- for acts Cahar,c mildly and gently,
anl TO renoyale the system thoroughly that
think doing service to all In advising them when
they need medicine 10 try this remedy There
that have under noce where great bsnedt has
been rsceiYsd IN diseases of the Ii, Stomach Bow
" els where all other remedies failed give relief II has
become useful In family that will be with
ont IL .Ja1ksonriHs Ala, Rpubiicsa.
PRcf oSf DOLLAR PFR BOTTLE.
SANFORD co, Projectors 345 Broadway New York.
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uNON N q R q .. x .--Tbr A~m.
u board Tow Ing aud I IrRnsport alton Com, n

uNOW - R q =. x .--Thr A~m.
u board TOW Ing aud Transport rta,un Com. - r.
pany IL sir"ua of offering greater Undue
To the shipping of prodnea to tide cpron
Of their outfit of B"ata procured the Iron
kor and the splendid Iron bnrgrs Faith" Hope and
placed ih"m the line kL h,nund Norfolk
ming follows
I.navo Rirhinond Tuesdays and Fridays at p M.
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Thursdays at6A
Canal boats I.ynchburg points having freight
for Norfolk, will transfer OF the above hlch
be In the Richmond Dock daily to recclve freight
khIpporB Norfolk, reminded cousign tho agents.
Of the line nj Richmond rdgciord Coz who will receive
and torw ard freight 4 ce Of charge.
hrr9hf taken tht ionest
For further particulars sprly to
W. I ANDEkSoN, Agent at I.y nehburg
bRIbGFORD & co, Agents At Richmond
GARRISON a. MAI0NE, Agents at Norfolk,
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HREAI REDatTGNN or CHA RsiES ON
N THE CANA1.-TllE HIGHEST RATE Of FREIGHT
On GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 10 trS rEl, iul
LBS.-ON GROCERIEE CROfKERY 0TEEhSHARE
81 ONLI25 CTS PER 100 IHS. whieh iuruics rxn,n
the whar,c. Richmond 10 ynchburg Guslo ON
ly { } 81 per ton OF 1000 !bs.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
/ In ordnr the ind. stiH anal
Goods through the above low ON your
goods the ge, the quicker and cheaper I'll,
LEE on the Dock.
glGts Richmond, Va
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MHtncs ium our new patterns proving them
victorious, viii he seen from ID" following
WUl1IEMDRE a JDSIIN
This IL To certify that have two of NHirrEMoHE
Inns PESlil&G MACHINES aud can nd tLcn
to he the best machines in also
th. mat Is want OF MAJ hines. have
the thrcing business several and
maoln that lhavc had since have been the
ny business SAMUEL ID PATTERSoN
August sd, lr.'N
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81 CHARLES W. BUTTON.
4 Rni.

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Tle vIRtiINiN\ pubuShr q ed rl.wetkiyA
o. pei aud week., at -, Dvaray sd
vantc oherwis. e. 10 wilde charged in al paper
vii bc Discontinued, ,t al he option o. the Propretors
in,l al shall have been paid
ADNEETISEMENrSar. inserted ter 50 per square Of
less fol the first insertion and 81 each
unless ordered inner form weekly and then "A cts
uar. he charged tor each insertion II the number of
marked the MS, it will b. published tlor
iur I'd out, and charged according,
IIE EARLY ATE ARE
Pr TWO Il" do ..........'..........' M
ffrnne DO tenl"eekl
Advertisements Intended for both papers subject to spe
D Annual advertisers will he limited to their immediate
the Advertisements charged at transient rates
~ All advertisements appear in the daily and tri
KY papers. 49,.
obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
lIv fori iheea
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lNIpNESS SH HiNtsLEs.-a0Hr q ,ypress Shne.s
" 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON. LAEFORD Co, on Cs,a'
.par 26 Gear Langhorpes Mi
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ORANGES, LEMONS


~ WHEAT WANTED II will pay the highest ct
for all Red and White Wheat this
kct Persons having such for sale viii be
ore selling Bags furnished upon usual t,r,A.
dim JAS 4 unRNIR
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w This /. tho most renahl. SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market both the quality of lis work, its dn
than thnt other Macne white II works with
the .k heaviest cloth leather ON either
evenly laid sea much liner than ordinary hand work whn
both sides of tho cloth he'd alike u,ang beauty
the most ell hand work it rarely gets oui Of w"fkngor
der requires repairing and simple tha, operator
perform all ordinary repairs on H. until worn out With
"'e adsanatcs over other Machines "" it'i 'onI,nt
Families. all kinds Manufacturing tmthor Ttors. Boot
and shoe Makcrs"r others requiring Ihrr work
Harness aud Saddle Manufacturers viii hud tG, Machine
that VIII do their work in rapid and substantial manner aud
much nicer than the ordinary Families VIII" require
H' wants '.des saving labor rh""sh ~ h" months I"
pay f"rt rai"'s wild hni hs this Sow.
w,tk that in easily and ti luoks ,lan
and work. Hoo ard shoe Manufacturers Thou
Dollars using Machine white purIo.
tie work done "aiher bJ th Machine Ocrl than
The edito Of the cadaown Georgia. ratrll seys Whom
purchased your Hnd idtnt Maohat. intend.
leather Carriage Trimming aud
many Of n-iehbors testify 10 the superiority
work done in hi, way both in pc nj OF beauty and strength
feel confident this machine has
hor enorgh To nscnst one of neghors who has
large plantation says worth wages hls
hands the In ikiug clothes the
Machine you have sold in , vicinity has ev,n the great
e't satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
y"n
Extract from letter written by gentleman, owning a
plantation near New Orleans Your Nv" Htds Patent
Machines hsv- been III almost constant houeh
them and with the best OF practical results In Isthan
weeks the two them finished complete at
clothes for each my hundred and plantation la. ds
and lind the time saved in using them has
than paid their
Another Planter says used employ three fur
in making clothes for the ret but purchased your
Heefs Patr'f Srn2 Machine mig
Ill" whole plantation whe wfr II ir aaking nearly
ali the clothes oi the family licc confident the Machine
for ise.f every tlicc months.
W" wish all who need Machine to examine these they
are the simplest and bo.t for Family Plantation any
"th nh, where stch required Price OF Hea' Patent
WHITNEY 4 LYON, rropl-,ors
80 Broadway, New York.
rV' Sold hy a. S ENGLEbovE. dealer IN Fancy foods
C, J. ID "a ma Is
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p1r G l. O G X S. ga
IL W. JONES, Practical Reparer Of CLOCKS, TIME
He PIkCts Music Boxes, &c, having takcn Room
up stairs door Merchants Bank, Main street,
Iynchbug prepared short notice, and reasonable
terms, work his line, warranting tn He
will, In short time be prepared also to repair SEWING
MACHINES Locks, ht Keys, &c Persons In town or
ny will do well him call he determined spare
pains to please reasonable customers.
In his "bs orders left at the Store Of Messrs
VALrsTIHE d IIENisa will be promptly attended TO.
TEHMs--Cash delivery Of work. aug 7d3m
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VNRUNks. TRUNks!:-This week. at hand, a fresh
II supply If Travelling Trunks faiscs and Travelling
e. laug2its r. SEABUKY.
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NAHEAT THkAslHhNl MAGHINEs.-u
w have in store and for sale low prices
sgnmen HORSE Power and Thrashers
patterns W r. ANDERSON
L.
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sos-. IN wAyT OF MONEY. sd

'vNHE time for settling la, ing most respectfully
ruiuest those iuirbtcd orwafd and settle
their and th" haNms claims against VIII laso
present them t"r wish and hay" all paid
To the months LIST January
l.i iny, wish 10 do strtcil, n months business
n ih"srn the countr viii please attend 10 this
request as Is rnry incnns cnieni Tor us to thrm
Como one and all and settle and much obige
y j. MATTHIAS 4 co
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DURE TANNKRN OlI..-We have . sse -
very superior Tanners Oil, which warrant ~
pure. We will sell by tho gallon or barrel ,tH
sspt4.ts ---.-- ]. II. THOMPSON CO. pruEGinA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
NOW READY.
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THE FOUR SISTERS,
A TALE OF SOCIAL AND DOHEsrIC LiFE IN
SWEDEN
BY fnEDZRIKA BREMER,
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TRANSLATED BY MAAY HOwITT.
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form would have an immense sale"
Copies Of ebsr edition Of the above work viii Be sent any
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ers, ia letter.
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Mem pnblifations.
GREAT NATIONAL WO RK :.
B1NCROFTs HISTORY OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Published by
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Among historians who attained high and deserved
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