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rT1uE PtMAItiC OIL co.

TIluE PtMAltiC OIL co.
No. IL Doane street Boston
Having within the last ten days made great inn
proycmcnts In their burning oil, would ak attrn-
ton 10 the same.
For chcapncss. durability and safety, It Is not
equallcd by any illuminating agent nov IN use
IL is A purely vegetable OIL aud perfectly incXplo-
siyr.
IL buns with most brilliant. yet perfectly
steady light. in the Knapp Crystal and Lunct
Lamps. aud in all Camphcuc Lamps
We warrant Il to give perfect satisfaction IN all
cases. or il can be- returned at our expense.
or the holders OF the Knapp aud Crystal patents
va would ask a trial Of this OIL both tor their and
our benefit.
Local agents wanted in every town.
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SrRGICNL INSTRUMENTS,

Pocket Cases Of Instruments, Dental Forccps,
Cupp,ug Glasses, Eye, Ear and other Spceulums,
Silver and Gum Cathrtcrs, Breast Pipes, Pumps
and shells Rubber Nipples and Nurse Bottle
,izcs prices and qualities Eye and Ear Syringe,
Trusses aud supporters. Iadirvi and drrrty
Shoulder Braces, and Spinal braces, for sale by
q J, G. BINGHAM.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Z be- aHausl meeting u ths Caledonia Couub
AWTAlural society slil br held AZ the 81 Juhnt-
bur House un Tuesday. Iauuary III lbDd at 10
OCT Ok, ~. for the election ~ officers fsr thr
year ensuing, awarding pfenliums on Field CTops
snfpares ana lransacting any other businsss
thought proper.
Io-2 J. nOhs. hseIelAry.
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NJ 0 II II + r s I!

~ presenting Won with Ur latun's fuhutIr
''nflIH go uthIII Goo tHfr Dee Fupffl4rB over fttfY
lh HH' in's' r tl4.t "4s hrfriufir "urfrd 5000.
4N. Do D. llif Ifff lHltii H uufrIrtru
D. Nt Gu4lufu i.u UIutu "a t.flrH.. tu iuAItIr i.
llHhlH CO. UftrtUNr Wf them nrIHfu Ne b rtfiat rrr
I.f taffHrtf fIIIIfF NJ hII.
Nffa H lthH'ht iht sHfslius 20 $4,000 TI|H I.IfsH 90
N'fNNiIhh lH HnHlifH AHlIIH 90 | pHI 1000 5000 rTfHt
NiI'. a.H IHutII|IHfUl 10 HIIH HuE uufT HrI.IU uI
.IN lh, Voc iFlia lIuH Hhl.h Do la iHIfI IfIuH Hu.
lHn Voc IftHi uuHf tur ll.r $500 Of co. I4IHu uHfl uI
iNW Ni hlf"Hu tHuIa E|urt4-ii Do f.IH.fIF hafuI.
Ns HhN taNunl ulHf. fhr UHaf uH.fr IHIl4t aun Dr. If
'l.lN 'Ht alI I,'l lH 40 goo, r7ifHlHH tass. shiloh D.
I. NNIfI merit Hfrf rftIH other ufUuHIafl.u. BID.
ZOO N complaints sftrUuIUE trriUIuE sut Ha uftfutrfi
gIlIt A. Hl-H I fYit,HiuE fhr guns HI Tttt M ptln
~ I'NNMih ih' ifMrlH ~ De- lUHNualIrI luf tuf BOO
WI "'as aa auit f',i tur ,frup tnr uts. atal and
iNNa 90 IiHfHrNa l t4IF Toilet NltN prIIH.t tafur
utuUr HHl iIF psrffu autI ..UaaHII BOZ aII f
tuni ultHa 900 uts We rafurstE fr.umruI ipu t Iasr
uN llNt Ii pfHNNlnE o. lHslNit tHta tuuriI more
~ uie pfpafatus ui tu tlHl thar-fr D4uuHt sulfi
Hhih Ia ff'HfrirntH 30 tHu those wNIlr Ca
p'Hhr lhtIf HuNrfilslNH hr thr ftasIu % tum.
NrN' 4tf' go The rlsst reliable o. 40 nuihrH o. 90
tasfs i uIrtiHpa Nfappri around each bYtu must b.
HtII tf tIlHHru
rose, 20 ttuts pr t1ttlc
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Al Probate Court hClA At WuhHtr Oltr ISL JOusuurA
-, said D'-'''et -1.-i Hs tInd ~A4 OF Dee
A d 1851
w MmtctW. late ut ltyUutv IN stid d,tti.L u' 'ra.ed
makes application O. -s4d CONF 10 ALihl. tue uit'
htrrlOtr uluN-1 ~ pay w dcb's pAe i'1i Ad ar
AID tu irhdcr tns uul"hNrl nlEnh'''u' Nl'''
ma. Uy dan Whrrru. " D, uIirtvd To- sltj Cuuf 1,
that SAID Apputttu u, heard II the frputr utr IA 81
J8husuur,, m MAJ ui Jan aU uud u u Iutlcr o.
drIrd mat uut,c ly gwen to u p"r,ous tWerhcdby ue
e. the ttrduutu printed ~ 81
Juhnsiry th,rc weeks before said hearing
~ tue court Attest '.,,,,,.,...,, ~,
75s ''' ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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~ SAVE TIIE PIECES ~
UPTON'S STEAM REIN ED
LIQUID GLUE.
40 tsa,.t.enrblt aui,ie n e,cg iAu,iiy or ucudhE
FURYITURR.
VASES,
ORNAMENTS,

r. Frnphr,uf iu unrfius ihis Asfl' - ~ naftrt
" uud rapr tfft tHlt tur luhit iu tratftf s ' y
lis vaffauts b iis 4uar u} ai pffta Hte ~ o. uatns
usit rel. "a tFf be- SENS o. plfl tti'm $3.50 Ni'
an, aanr ttusf. ~ iu Farr ~ aIHliif = 'ipus
~ o. sQauuftt tied nyu 20 u.a niis sn4onf hn'l ~
ttirissa ga hi1iullilu D. taitn VI.
fttrf rnsal tlafts,tsf fttnd hafs D. b. ~ fHffi
Tod L. NuNaaNH NiH iiia Niufa uhifh fHs tHHirH
go = .snd b. 10 81 boss tu ~ o. diffoftff ~ ha I
tsfHaiits af iliH
NItf b. laal n .ttA q a. l4i-s-sass efa a.
EIaIL.. 4IH.lN TT ~ NN
90 q % a. WhHtaafs Assu
NrF hH ~ l.fH iaI nIa.Hn
, b haaan th4 lagaifs q. VI .ss.s .ssi- hs4asa
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srlTE or TEEuONT

7
Al Probate oouft helb ST. JuhusUury, Nluu abd Tor
said aI.tfIrt u tue I'D uaA ui Doe. A. u L-t..
Instrument puIluTuuE 10 bu thc isyrNtlf ana tcsta
~ rut ut hiAuACt tate OF st. Juhus1utl. -siuuis
-rl,tdy,r."d he m pvrv,d TO tr Court hclr D., Alut,t
o tuauwipk. the thVttu named tut Probate
uTurIcd los said Court that ul persons cone ruru
turtru uv notified 10 appvl. az syi1u ul said Count g.
holden the Probate Jurr IN ~ John ahtA tht t
dnN jan A. ~ $50, ana show cause ~ any thrN may
have against thy Probate ut Said Wu, Tor which purpose
"a tstutuc e that rts ui the frtutd U ii.a oruc'
be Iuuls, du inA tAthyuNiAN, pulcd al ~ dohhHuel
sd hCailhg .....
4 truV tulN 90 Record, 49,. ......
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HANSON & HALE. Manufactures Of
4 4 aud Wholesale and lksfsSi DEALERS Ia ban
fora $1,000
PATENT CiiALflNGL hLAIlh,
CeoLloR Range aud lot Air Furnaces. Coos 'nF'
ofbr, aud patloF ht4,cu, Iln, japan buitaiHa
NJ o6hcn aud Wilioe Ware, NaeAe's &c lih aua
sheet IfoH Nofk tu order
49,. u.n..,. MostB % tistt
Boston
- A. J. MYERS. Importers ~ WHi'hta.
>. Wsfh Materials. CDtiait nna in"'F 600
Juubcft If ysvtlff
81. ta nAsuFrE mlED n.uns
Al ..,.,... ,.,.....,.li. -t..s.l. l- Asa-itss''
sg strrrs NJ 8rrwrris1.la ll.rf VA nta
rfts transacted uH batafaay
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A BRIDGED EDITION of Richardson's
IN Modern School for the Eiano'


PRlCE'S2
Tho "Modem School for the Piano, - highly
by Thalhrrg. Orgy schock' Mas1h'
Root. Webb. BAKER Bradbury Woodbury. aud a
host Of others equally well known, whose upnloh
on musical matters IL without question.
Fui Edition, W ith Foreign fiugeiiap, 80
Abridged EDITION, with Armenian fmee'"s'
S2OO,
~ Sent 10 any part Of the United states, post
aye paid, ON receipt Of the marked pr,c.
BOSTON ,Publishod by RUShLlL IOiN a.
2pI Warrington street, Who.cshlo Agents Tor
GEORGE A PRINCE 4 CO.'S celebrated me'o-
drous aud reed organs
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THE WoMAN's FRIEND !.
clARE's REVOLVING ioorrR pounLE rHRrIprp
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE as TO $40.

LIVERY RODY and HIS pronounce u the best In the
II Nurdi rhey viii stitch h-tu tiN Tell gather
utd cmbfoic with perfection. aud are especially adapted
they vii sew all kinds OF goods the the
Cuates, bver than any other machine INV rRtsnt aud
tahct work Al, IerHiu at Ordinary Int JtuCc Nau In
learn u use them sucUcsrfully TheHe machines
are warranted ana any pefHVn purchasing thc can Ic
theu aud get their munc3 II utc mouths thai the)
rt. Gi.wing arr among the advantages they possess
III rhrS aro sippc strong and durable otsly under
stupd nud gCd aud itaur TO NJ order
iudiuE saving tluc. trouble and Waatt-A -a- s--
Al ruc stitch stronger diugui u rip than
thrr ~ nachlh-fri aHd 10 .upr"r % tue hsst
M nrulv titd and kuttrd at ever stitch They take thr
cam, ~, h the trl,bated Grsyer Baker machine
vhlri iftQr brsG aud must elastic stitch rNTt ladr
h thrp sew with -st'un linen anu ala threed equS
atn The, nnl.h their uon. rhrrc IA 20 aeeasion 70
ftadr - either snd OF go" -eapaa - required
I'D I,.y siSs l. iair - nan by hand or foot pow
a. Ihu1 combining thc ,autages Of Jith methods.
REFERENCES.
We have large ust uf references but VIII EiYc The
names uy Hivw uho Hfv Hfnoi2 the hfst iamea va
-. Juhustsry.tt. Dfr ". lhi9
"a, f,s undersigned. Lstv used iu families The
t.g ugs. t,aii,. ,us % Tie tiaIE lAlrai Impruf ID
~ tug tnsthr~ sd nni " 90 ~ one 'he test 'nA
,bi. 90 al Eais 80 ruri} srug nov % utd cod chrsi
t0ln recon Voc tiu u t"tha puhi'
ne o. v Wo-hru. rso " Gatrs r AaEnon.
90 bfre ban.Nir huua h.,iis. .fY i.tfH
D. a Pane WaivffHh. h'rbafd uaniasa
e,sstaul fa,1iisss 90 dHtrrnt iaa,,s 10 east
80, 49, .-lil puu uO. thi' co. i-st uai1ts 10 tst
~ "a D., i+a.t a-' ,. g., ~ ''.t. 80. l ..' ~
s.Il.ii. 3D., l-lh.Yo ~ q ~ a.
eFiftt Hout6Eoft9 of South Church,
l,---. ,..-- .vss'.uv'' s'sr''auHu' sg-In rru'l
I.H.. ....|| 90 '. - .a'. .'
t,J...I... n ~ psu
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COlIEI,NIONNNN, NOIINN-

NNE. the aLIa.u.rr. i.iul AHl.uied ti the pratst.
" t+ast i"t 500" .-1' d go ,iNis '"Htr't"i'iv, ~
Give examine tilu adjust 90 'u Na den aiid. I M
uat,lu- u.fust tnr r-iBir NJ AIrltu IN uut late ut
WATERFORD iu dt.t,t d.DD7yd. aud TIE ,aiu. cot dr
,,a-t4 tI,tytu heNtI give notice that
sN uI"uths u"m tnr -.it aa' OF p'y q i'a'
ALLOW vd tho creditors Co pIrseI their ylalut o.
,bd s,ner-. rr "a uutlu ud 900. W au,r, md
that v meet tuI that pufpu-, az thraV vulg huu,v
Ct lI Carpenter ~atu tHu Iuur4l'Ht. the go
iru nuI uu the 2,.u june neat. O'Clock. y
o. uALE. l,....,..I..
7U--g AHtLIUSS. lN1mhl"l'h'iL
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FARM FOR SALE.

DLEASANTIY situated in the town Of
i Glover Orleans Co, consisting Of about 300
.Dtc.. cutting from $50 to 200 tons ot hay, extra
huc-d. with two g rod sugar and two good apple
orchards, mud two good sets OF buildings, 100
uof,s can bee moWu With moving machine
saul farm can be ID, idcd into two places 100 acres
lNlug on ono side Of the road, with one set -
lliluiugp. and about 200 on the other side, with
= good SET Of buildings said farm H. well water
3D. and well divided into pasture and ullagc
F1r reference, inquire ~
7O72s " n. MOORE, Danvillc, VI.
or 5. 3. SEANER Glover
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Gaiters, Boots, Shoe \ Kubbers.

HANING commenced Keeping general
L a..ortuept of sl,,tbipp f,f thr feet - se'n-h,
men, pitlt and hoN-, the tuptrTlOtr would invite
those iu want ufuuN uf1hcss necessary articles 60
call and lunE AZ ius assortment iu thiAdV paftmCnt
hAtr cloth MA. goat md calf skin Rait'f- and
shnt. for tir Iadi,---fAf Mp aud thirk buvts Tor
m,u ADD bu,s and uuod assortment f"r Mtsses
ussr hB,e good euAbt, ayd Ht lov prcr..
D.. LEVITT.
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nENlNE'S COMpOlESD PIICH Lon.
CENbEi turc aud pleasant remedy foT
coughs Code, Group, Whuoping Cough, Hrou.
chl,'w' Asthma, and, n lungs enough afe len 90
Az tam me- certain cure fur CONSUMPTION.
NaIiAntta 70 relieve ull luuR Complaints. THIS
rene 10 pronounced by Clrraymrn, Orators ana
NoeAltst4 10 be- The beet in use Tor clearing The
voice ana relieving the Irritation of the throat 30
troublesome Ca pebble speakers,
u. FULLER, Proprietor
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New Dat Meal.

4 LSO, lpdla aud BuckWheat Flour, Corn
Hand k1r meal, llomlpS, Hailed Bailey, Ca
nary, Hemp and Millet seed, Tor sale az thc low
pi price, BY ALEX LANG,
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The Very Last Thing
FOT N d.

CEDAR SP Tens AND PALS
For Sale at Wholesale and Retail
DH the subscriber, az his mandatory in
I)ihi. pac., near the depot, cheaper than can
Doe found elsewhere for cash or approved credit
thr county,
a quantity Of Hay. Grain and Wood. will be
taken lu exchange Tor aptubG.
Call on SVigcll 8 Libby AZ the pail factory.
OF on the suUtcnbeL A. hrs house
4. v, FAIRBANKS.
81 Jphuxhury Dec p, 1859. 70u
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PURE LIQUORS
-,a ron FAMILY AN
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.


o ne 'essl,, g s'o,p zoo o, aa should ss,s ,oas',
ADuLrERArED AND PuisoNous IIouoUai
rhr5 have uund tfsir-aS> m s,sry .i.is ID - is aud
To- h. , h. ' 80 . I ,., .. ms "sa-D' "'A
Ia son.gqugu,s ofthr s-uua development. rsg.r 60
STATE AGENCY LIQUORS.
,nd TIE sWo. uni,,r.sl az rust etih pe~ prsyss snd
Ia ~ ,..u,!. i.'SSsius uuT fspGlsios @ sattiy
CNADJLIkRATED LIQUORS
''erg..Y G'r ,esac,l purp,.-.s
I..,.,I va 81 49,, =, ,hc p.os. -,-tsads g
lur w., ,shy yrar, aud tus Gst of s.a6l,.i.d
nya ion abu"d'n 'iud,a - osf claims 70 puDi5
OPINIONS OF FHE PRESS.
1.-THE N"uErrs. lv Hfpa.vay have sst, hifh tepu q.
ug To- .a.,. a. ,ng Ola,s' aad uy,. house u Nsv Yst
49,. . .,,.., "a nlpgs,,l o. 80 y nle-as
H., ingof ils luu.. n Gml"ssi o.. s. 50
ICES ai sS 6G".t 6Ss W. ~ E;tau f; p...' '''
.o-l1fufp'sls, Town Agents aud Ply siciaus
drsr.us {" purchasing liquor. o. unioub,sd purity. ws
p ~ uuapuit.r,tpi s,uur. t1r , an M. prp".., '
"a, ,'sm lhA 'be' 81, s1p'rof-u any hiup io~ be.r,
WIN u,.' a.sulau,'' our pv.ivs ua,ur. lev of.gr
bee g,uU,
BNNGtks ,GNUiNE CcoNAc BRANpY.
ln' lNlalpn' pA' i,e ~ adulief-inf wAnsies ha,ng
80 'iai tur-'itaugr O. u.-c r'guiuus II ~ rsu 80
W lH ~ 60 utt ~ ne ppuisf d'uaud iui
,u. ald ttpi lee, aua uaap ,.... 49, 49, that r
10 ~ mu'' l'd bl GO, u,i,ai iarodU sss sustaln
loo hus 1ud s'us att,a-uare Ga 49, aud, otouf Own
frr5t ei t@"6s, BIp. W.. Ggasao ,,,suse nia@
4F' wlld, u,,ats sui iut, AMI b drslgue4 a. BE-
always bul",lu iu quail aud ,haoa,tcr
BiNlNCnts ON LuNpoN DOCK Chs
hos b,,ua n,uuir Wiihiho pfuG aaun fuf many years
f "I 500, .l A't.,I d lu tlnb Nok snfc a"d
e. ';,a Sis ,tJj d.. '''''' OF ''''' ''r' '
BiNiNGms etB KfNTuCky louRnoN.
pslnA dlatllel la iss manufactured rtprcs,iy mr
u- win seat care, t ,a De- f,d upon q. tDl,u} pu',
.ttAtut. nuu ,tullf rUtUti,r Cor the tltattntut ul
NUS ,oupl,a,s dyspepsia. arrangement OF Ne sous,
Bl>lNGoWs HEIDELBERG. BBNNN1wEIN.
Since o., lpirodugan ata tot. eouutr, q has received
inr professional tudurscu 10 our eminent phl sias
l.f 90, rl''uEr .'luett ct dssp,Ieis FtANe lh'uWa
U', dtulrNt hauuri ,v,llus huppIvssAh 81 the ui,u-
i.,' u'rs., ac'asGcu'u' oi ti,e stomach. general
B,uiugrrs Old. Dominion Wheat Tonic,
ToN rANIIl NLlT1.---SJ-
THIN ar iec has received thc highest cueomiums nrom
,uhn,n uyt"a pfa,ili'nrfs a. 'Sst,sing Qualities that
ar aIs"lu e} laliridns ne Hr,'u'faium 'tihrra VA
N.i ,.mrlsm" '.'4''i"' lmpai'cd su'nf'h' lA4 "'
81 an the above article. pr, upn gupt bottles, In
non bound ,a-,- vt ,tIr and two dozen va,h .
Ordrrs nom tho cpvntr) Niitnsvt Win prompt at
cutiou. tit,uafs containing s vfartylys and procs
iJrNs ricd 30 thQsc dcArng them.
A. NJ. BININGER g. co.
(LstAhnsuEp lT.H)
SOLE PkOIk IEsrORS,
NJ 1888 Broadway, New York
For sale In Boston by WccksA Potter. No ia Washing
tOn ST Sytn H. Pt,kcr. No ~ klm 81 % Guednuw 20.
80 Commercial ST e. q. tOulW iu Co. No u Mar
shall ST q Bukurd Bartlett, ITO state ~ = &. la
VI, 4 CO., hos. l. ~ Mavr Sti Il Brown a ~. 80
80 MIA ~ and By all pron'iuFh prussisu- hrqy,l aud
luWu AGENTS.
Ncw YORK, Dee ~, ls59 69.u
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Selling Out at Cost !!
NOIICrIcZ

All person. having unsettled account, with me
are iyqu,rtyd go Gail and SETTLE the same without
dclaN, as determined 60 close up 10Y business
as soon as possible. ALONIO CAMP
December 20. lSil Gntf
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SOLID & FLUID EXTRACTS,

HITU %
EEuHct LpgE0nd, Jockey Club, Egnt husk
Dandrinn, Patchpuly hyntcyamus, Sweet hHaf,
beilad0uHa. hweet Pea, and various other kinds
Sept constantly ou hand, and ioT sale W
J q. nlk6HAM.
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thARLEs COPELAND, CONFEC.
ton,
Constantly on hand, the best lee Cream, Plum
and Fancy Cake, Sc, Table Omamruta NJ ever,
description hupplied 90 thu shortest notice
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FANCY GOODS g. GERMAN TOYS,
g GkAsNEs ND SpEcrAcLEs.

My assortment and experience are such that
can fully supply the want, Of those wh5 can be
Helped -
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UNXDULTERATEp LIQUORs

e. pfrss'A iuf ntdtal purppaTa
ln asa hr tuuud,u,v ct thuss y b. have Hfu "a
iAst'hHh ~ l"srl tiHiu % thr islauGs skz pounds
'uF l"llfal thtataiHF would REFER gui shftf
Cor tht ah 'iEhtT lVafa aud tIus bet uuf estaUsi
NN 700 hb"4uHn % 'uilta - uuf claims ~ publt 90
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
!, NEAIAHA COUNTY N. T., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1859.
Little Graves.

Sacred places for pure thoughts and
holy meditations, are the little graves Ia
the churchyard, says writer. They
are the repositories Of the mothers sweet
est Joy; half unfolded buds of innocence,
humanity nipped by the first frost Of time
ere yet a canker worm Of corruption has
nestled among its embryo petals. Callous,
indeed, must be the heart of him who can
stand bya Gttl : grave side and not have,
the hottest emotions of the soul awakened
to thoughts of that purity and Joy which
belongs alone to God and Heaven-for the.
mute preacher athiS feet tells Of life begun
an ended without stain; and sugesg j ihis
be vouohsafed tomortality, howmuch pur-
er and holier must be the spiritual land
enlightened by the sun of infinite goodness
whence emanated the soul of that brief
Sojourner among Us How swells the
heart of the parent with mournful Joy viii
standing by the earth-bed eff lost little.
ones =! Mournful because a sweet treasure
has been taken away joyful, because
that precious jewel glitters in the diadem
OF God. ag 81 oi aas7 q
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Flowers.

How the universal heart of man blesses
flowers They are wreathed around the
cradle, the marriage altar and the tomb.
The Persian, in the far East delights in
their perfume, and writes his love in nose
gays, while the Indian child in the West
claps his hands with glee, as he gathers
the abundant blossoms, the illuminated
Scriptures of the prairies. The Cupid Of
the ancient Hindoos tipped his arrows
with flowers; and orange flowers are a
bridal crown with US, nation Of yesterday.
Flowers should deck the brow of the youth
full bride, for they are IN themselves a
lovely type of marriage. They should
twine around the tomb, for their perpetu-
al renowned beauty is a symbol of the res
direction. They should festoon the altar
for their fragrance and their beauty as
cend in perpetual worship before the
Most High,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
The PhlIOsophE on ChurnIne.

The cream of milk is in. form of minute
globules, the oily butter matter being COW
cred with thick coating of casein some
thing like the yolk of egg. The object Of
Churning is to break these globnles, which
is done partly by the increased fempera.
ture, and partly by the agitation. During
the operation of churning, the heat gen
orally rises from five to ten degrees. In
cold weather it is sometimes necessary to
raise the temperature of thecream by pour
Ing in hot water, or by some other means,
and those who have had much experience
in churning know from weary experience
that it is impossible to make butter come
with cold cream. The agitation is nee
cessary, but the heat is indispensable 20
break the glebules of cream and form
butter. Where the cream is raised by.
placing milk over the fire, the globules
are broken by the heat alone, and the
butter is formed without much chdrning.
It can be finished or gathered in a few
minutes into a wooden bowl, with ladle
or in a ehurn. Butter thus made is much
relished by many for the present use,
though apt to have an oily taste. Il is
not made in this way, in quantities or,
for preservation, in this country that we
have learned. s-- s-rz, r.5. --.,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
Sworn to before me this = day of Is.

Sworn to before me this = day Of = l8-. :
9. Premiums on grass and grain crops shall not be
awarded for less than acre. and root crops for
less than one fourth of acre. The whole quantity
produced on the amount of land specified shall be
measured or weighed-root crops to be estimated by
weight (divested of the tOps sixty pounds obe con-
sidered q bushel-grain crops measured or weighed
in accordance with above rules. The rules in rela
ton to other crops and productions to be agreed upon
by the Directors of the Society.
10. The Annual Exhibitions Of the Society must
be held at some period between the lst day of Sop
tember and the 1st day of November The premiums
on crops can be awarded at later period if thought
necessary.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
Miscellaneous.
Deeds

Deeds are greatea than words. Deeds
have such life, lnut9, but undeniable,
and grow as living trees, aud SSfruit trees
do; they people the vacuity of Time, and
make it green an worthy. Why should
pyove logically that it should grow and
will grow Plant it, try it what gifts of
judicious assimilation and Sc
cretton it has, of progress an resistance
of force 10 grow, will then declare them
selves.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
Acquaintance

If an acquaintance pursues some unfor-
tunate course in spite of our discussion we
often feel more gratifed DO the confrma-
ton of our evil auguries than hurt by the
misfortune of our friend for that man
must be sturdp mOrallist who does no:
love his own judgment better than the
interest of his neighbrs.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-05-05
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