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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-12
Swiss Counting.

riagable age, the Young men OF the
village assemble by consent oa a given
night, at the gallery Of the chardle in
which the fair one resides This ere
ates no surprise in the minds of her
parents, who not only wink at the
practice, but are never better pleased
than when the charms of their daugh-
ter attract the greatest number of ad-
mirers. Their arrival is soon an
nonneed by snndry taps at the differ
ent windows. After the family in the
house has been aroused and dressed,
(for the scene usually takes place at
midnight the window of the room,
prepared for the occasion, in whic',
the girl is first alone, is opened Then
the parlay commences, Of rather a
boisterous character. each man, in his
turn urges his snit with alItbe eIoquence
and art of which he IS possessed.
The fair one hesitates, expresses
doubts, asks questions, but comes 10
no decision. She then invites the par
ty to partake repast of cakes AMI
kirsche wasser, which is prepared for
them en- the balcony Indeed, this
entertainment with the strong water
Of the sherry, forms prominent fea-
ture in the proceedings of the night.
After having RECALLED themselves for
some time, during which she had made
use Of all the witchery of womsn's art,
she feigns desire to get rid o. them.
and will sometimes call her parents to
accomplish this object The youth
however, are not to be put of, for ac-
cording to the custom. they have
come here for the purpose of compe'-
ling her, on that night, there and then
TO make up her mind, to declare the
object of her choice.
AT length after further parley, her
heart is touched or at least she pre-
tends it is, By the favored swain AZ
ter certain preIiminaries between the
girl and her parents, her lover is adj
mitted through the window, and the
Alliance is signed and sealed, but not
delivered, in the presence of both
father and mother. BY consent of all
parties the ceremony is not extended
beyond couple Of hours when, after
a second jolifcation with kirschewaf-
er, the happy man retires to bless his
stats, but the rejected to console them
selves that the at next torment of love
making, they may succeed better. In
general, the girls decision is taken in
good part by ALL and is regarded as
decisive = Heathldnd's Switzerland.
THE LOG FAMILY Scene, West
ern courtroom Judge, lawyers crier
and jury
Judge" Call the Witness
Lawyer calls, and sleepy, thickhead
ed crier bawlS after him:
Lawyer-Mary Log.
Crier-M-a-r-y L-o-gg.
L.-William Logg.
C.-W-i-l-l-i-a-m L-o-gg
L.-Dicalogue.
O-Dick-y L-o-gg.
L-Epilogue.
Copy L-o-gg
L-Gatalogue.
C'-Katy L-o-gg.
dialogue.
C.-Di L-o-gg.
Old woman earnestly" Say, Mr..
Lawy er, amt you foolin' there amt
no SIGH names in our family, and
there's no other Logg in the county,
'cept hickory logs and sich-like, not
as l knows on"
General collapse of the Judge and
jury-crier absquatulates.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-12


"A YANKEE GIRL's .AsToNIsHMENT.
"A young lady from Vermont, teach
ing in q town in Georgia, writes to
her parents thus:
j 1.-THE people here are very much
excited over the election of Mr.. Lin
soln. Yesterday they formed militia
ry company among the young men,
with a view to the exigencies of the
hour, and to-day they came out to
drill, The most remarkable part d
the performance to Yankee girl was
to see each soldier have negro to
carry his gun"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-12

Picture Of despair Il poor pig
with bis nose through . garden fence,
almost touching cabbage stalk.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-12
Thanksgiving Sermon
II R h A C NH E I'D
IN THE
Presbyterian Church, LambeTtviiIe,
BY THE
Rev. John Fort,

NOU. 90, 1860

1.-The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant
places Yea, have goodly heritage o give
thanks unto the Lord for He is good, for his
mercy endureth forever. Palms Is, 6-l36,
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-12

Old woman earnestly" Say, Mr..
Lazy er, amt you foolin' there amt
no SIGH names in our family, and
there's no other Logg in the county,
'cept hickory logs and sich-like, not
as l knows on"
General collapse of the Judge and
jury-crier absquatulates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

sNANDIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~ The Old stand ahead Of al
Competition.
su further reduction price Of all Of Confeo
,ionery, TOYS Cernets, Ben Bons, &C.
Csndes from ION cents pound upward, at the Whole
sale Confec ionery establishment OF
EDWARD SMITH,
No. 166 Greenwich street,
between Certlandt and Liberty.
E-Eetal Trade supplied with all kinds Of Candies
Fancy Boxes &C., for the Hsdays at coFrespendngy low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

AT aAyNoR's, SKIRT AND CORSET IMPORTER AND
lacs AID muslin, most graceful sd wantsd Superior 70
variety Of Bamorai skirts four yards wide from 81 So
Good Woven Corsets 81 The eeebra,ed Parts made Coutle
Corsets always in stock. GAyNORS 8ZS Broadway near
Union square and COS Broadway Fourth street B.
Skirts altered to the present shape No branch on h0
avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

FIRST GLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE ~ rwFv.
n tythrd street furnished unfurnishcd. half block
from Madison square fu width, four stories with high base
prime order VIII b. leased liberal and
mediate posse ssion given Also three brick oAsa
Twenty second IS wide good order
ma $3.50 Also Store No Cedar street
express commission business whore storage
!. required piNGLL HOLDEN, No. Pine street and
l.2tt Broadway.
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DRY GOODS, 40.


Al kIszE ESssp Embroidery and Ribbon store
Great Sacrifice. ,s..o-
s sslins o on WORKED SEES, To- 81
Selling OF Worked Collars, re. Ne.
SELLING SELLING "a Worked Worked Collar Collar Is s 8:
snss "a s sa S:o1s c m
selling selling Cd ca Bons u. ssrS S %
Fans sale o. Flowers, q asssS
Panic ale Of fine french Flowers.
PAM. .ns sale sale q q Chenille eRs sfsi Nets e s
Clearing sale Of an No.ps Pins @ Seedes.
SCI spool Thread g, e n best Hooks and Eyes, D.
Panic sale Gloves 2c
Panic sale, Hose Sc
Panic sale, Wool sleeves. I24s.
Closing out sash Ribbons benns. String Hsaddresses Far
ey Laees Fancy sils Velvet , Ir T,rs %.
panic panic N: :.Is' k kIs s, GJo.e: &c
Panic sale, Six Gloves, loc
Panic sale, Leather top Ouantlet Gloves, l5c.
Panic sale, assorted sizes Merino Hose ioc
Panic sale, heavy Ribbed Hos, Zoe 49,
Panic sale, ladies' Cotton Hose, closing; &C. a Zoe
Panic sale seps Woo and Cotton Hsf Hos T. To- COL
lars, Is; vaencenne Lace Collars, "a. Cd, fine SETS
AND TAN PAScY fo afooDs
The finest and best assortment of French and German Toys
city n S % c GhnA s Sets D. sn p
French Moving Figures and Fancy Boxes.
s $s::s' Etc.,. R $s$s5 Fss En-
villages Fruit Baskets
Arks Hose Carriage,
Ssias F Figure. ssaass sisss
Fancy balls and Candy so1e. for trees
200 r ror's SEE s' Soc c. de- 7ss
s s Fancy Fancy HAIR Pins &c. s. 81 &c. Soc
very low NM KNEE asl and "a Eighth ssenue '''
Between Twenty-hrst and Twenty second streets
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HoUsEs. ROOMS. Sc, no tar.

To rURcHAsE-A PAIR Or FAST ROAD HORSES,
large sire and sty sh ae.n AGircs-, with qgdca
and price &. q. g., box l0i Post offcc
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CCARF PrSs-wARRAsTED SOLID aoLp AND co.
- raj 81 each: gDid ard silver Thistle shawl scarf
PIN, watches. jewelry Pine Tatches Frengh Coeks
Ms cal Boxe Accordns sent for rspsr ~ experienced
W. II. MORRISON, wschmakeS, 30 Hsdson street
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E,RuIrs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
SMITHS OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
l62 Broadway.
would call attention TO stock Of choice Fruits
listing Rasns Figs, Prunes Dates Citron and Currants
Oranges Malaga Grapes, Nu Of oil kinds also Pre-
serves Sauces BJust received hne order
W. c. SMITH, l52 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

WANTED-BY A LADY FOR A RESPECTABLE
w young German girl who i willing % make herself gene
rally useful situation ladys maid soamstress She
would assist likewise in taking care OF children Inquire al
M West 23d 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

NASH BUYERS or eEoARs CAN FIND GREAT
~ tsrsAans, every quality, from ~ q 80 thousand
Gres Inducements offered 70 cIose out sssh stvayrrs
o. CHEEKS " Brcslwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
MILLINER y, &C.

TAxEs TUCKER
81 IA closing
his down store,
Ni Broadway,
Of imported Fancy stock q retnA
FOR SIXTY DAYS ONLY
Paris flowers per bunch, l2c, &c, er 7se. ande1.
Feathers per bunch xc sss s0c, 80 o. and spwsrda
FIXTURES FOR aAk1
Retail ~ usual. At $50 Broadway.
NINE. PAULINE REGSIER, OF PARIS, RBsFnCTrUL.
wi " informs the ladies that she n selling ~ - en cost
her winter Bonnets ball Decorations and evening Cenures
preparatory leaving select gods Tor the spse
No ~ Fifth avenue three doors above Brevcort HOUSE
Mrs G. GILBERT. OF PARTS, WISHES TO INroRx
M the ladies o. this city thai. she h:s rsoesed me latest
Mrs &. 0ILDBRT, ~ Bbeecker strees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
sac Of Real Estate.


whereas on the twenty-Eecgnd day Of April A DISCS,
Alexander N Fergus aud 10 inna n. Fergus. his
for the purpose " securing the payment - . pTOniissO-
~ note bearing date April 18Th, 1853. drawn IN
favor Of JOHN y. DavisO or order for twelve haudred and
sixteen dollars and four cents, payable nine msnths ar
ter date, executed 20 the undersigned JUhu L. Carson a
deed with power 81 sale and conveyance TO the ioliow-
ing real estate IN Hemaha county, Nebraska t0Wit -
The west half OF the south east quarter aud NORTH east
quarter OF the south east quarter Ofscciiln twenty nine
(2s1 in township number I'VE 90 north u range number
sixteen Q6l east, recorded on Mortgage Record No. ],
pages u. II and IS " records VI Nemaha cuunfy, Eeb-
raska. And whereas il Is provided in said deed that is
said promissOry note w IS not fully and promptly paid Oh
and discharged according o. the tenor aud terms thereof
~ maturity. the aidJUhnL L. Carson should al any time
after The maturity thereof proceed 60 sell the above de-
scribed real estate az public vendue 20 the highest bid
der for cash in hand AZ thedOor Of The ofiCe Of the COun-
~ Clerk Of said Nemaht County, he being required be-
fore making said sale 10 give notice thereof ty pubiica-
tion In some new paper published So said comfy iI TIVE
consecutive weekly issues 81 said paper, tie proceeds %
said sale 20 be applied or the paymentof said note. And
whereas said note has not been paid or any part thereof;
Notice Is therefore hereby Eiventbsl ] Wilt. on Satur-
day the TN day o. April. A D 1860, between The bours Of
3 O'Clock A N and 4 O'clock p a. u said day, from the
door oi the oflce Of the County CLERK Of said Eemaha
county la the Town Of Bruwnvifle in said county, pro
coed "a sell8nd will sell o the highest bidder for cash
the above descgihe real estate with the improvements
thereuuts belonging. and upon such sale will make,
eXccute acknowledge aud deliver 10 the purchaser or
purchasers a deed or deeds for ssii real estate IN &C
co:dance with the powers c'ntaiued and given By said
deed. John L. larson Trustee.
January 81. 1850. I0wS22
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Probate Notice.

, NOTICE is tere5y given 10 all persons interested that
a i~tsappesrs that there are claims aginst the estate Of
Andrew D1Ir, late Of Johnson county. Nebraska Ter
ritory deceased, Ihave appointed M0nday the Ssh day u
March, 1860. a. The final day for hearing claims against
said estate. Persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file them az my ffce on or be-
fore the said day. OF they will forever be debarred COLI
lection; and from setting on The same ia any action
whatever. CA GOSHEN.
Acting Judge ~ Probate.
Ordered that the above notice be Published for twelve
successive weeks attic Nebraska Advertiser.
g.. A. GOSHEN, Al. P.
ABRAHAM MANN, Administrator.
johnson County, November Is, 1859. v4n20- I2tfSl3
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
SadLccIdent.

On Friday last GEOReE EIoLEHARr,
one of the hands on the Steam Ferry
Boar at this point, accidentally fell over
board. and sank 10 rise no more before
assistance could reach him. The body
was found next day, within a few rods of
where he sank. A c)OrOner's inquest was
held, and a verdict returned in acco-d-
ance with the above facts. The deceased
mad no relatives hereabouts, we believe.
His body was taken charge Of, aud de-
Gently inferred by his conntrymen Of this
city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Notice.

whereas APPLICATION has this day been made to the Pro-
bate Court OF Nemaha County. Nebraska Territory, by
John Ebbs TO be appointed administrator o. the estate Il
Charles Ebbs, late Of FL. Kearuey, N. T.. deceased,
n0ticeis hereby given that Saturday the 10Th cay OF
March, A d., 1850, At 10 Ocluck A. b.. j. the time set
for the hearing OF said application az my Cnice, in
Brownville in said county, when and where all per-
sons interested may appear and show cause why letters
Of administration OF said estate should not be issued TO
the aid applicant.
Given under my hand and Official seal this LIST day OF
February A d 1860
CYRUS W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
No3O 6w-cT
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
-CasSeI's illustrated Family Bible.

Cassell, Peter & GalPin, New York,
have commenced the publication, in num-
bers, of an illustrated Family Bible. Ii
is issued on the lst and 18th of each
month, at Is cents a number. We have
before US No. ], 30 pages profusely illus-
trated with large and splendid engrav-
ings, and embracing chapters l u l6 in
elusive of Genesis. If the publishers conti-
nue. nthe same style as the present num-
Der, the work vixen completed will be
the most magnificent illustrated Bible ex-
tani. The price. loo, is much below hat
Of any other similar work before publish
ed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Last Notice.

Delfnquenttax pavers Of Nemaha County are notified
that the paymeut of taxes has not been postponed, and
Il is positively necessary that an taxes shIaid be paid, as
our Revenue Law allows but Iirfle further indulgence.
II is sincerely hoped that all persuns having taxes due
and unpaid, will attend 10 Il 81 once, as The time TOR ac-
ti0n has c0mc, all such are requested 20 call al my OF
fee in BrOwnyiIc and arrange their taxes as nearly as
possible; those failing 10 d. so until after The dist u
March next will be considered as totally disTegardins
this notice. In this case. I wiilhave no further coatrol,
but will be obliged to collect such delinquent tax BY
and safe. JACOB STRlCKLER.
BrOwnvillc, Feb. 16,-tMay Teas. Mem. County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Blue Spring Crossing.

Mr.. Chambers, of the firm Of Cham
bers & Moves, who have recently oon-
structed a most excellent bridge across
Big. Blue River, at Blue Springs, vas in
our cny this week, and reports a fine
rOule frOn Brownville 10 that point. He
thinks Pixies Peakers starting from this
place will find il to their advantage to go
by the way Of Blue Springs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
THE LAST GAIL.

hereby once more notify those indebte6 TO me
that they can l~iqGidate their Indebtedness with
corn potatoes, Oralmost any kind Of produce, atthe
bighsstemarket price, iusB r0HnTlle. Yhis request
is made bscause I amfins dsbt myself, andtneed
money, but can make use Of corn.
Heretofore the excuse With those owing ms has
been, that they cannot raise the money. now in
form you that / will take produce; ] kRoao yon
can rqise. that. Such an management viii be taken
Is a great aeeommodation under present eircum-
stances.
wish to be accommodating. but IrePeat. this is
TIE LAST CALL. JESSE NOEL.
Brownville. Nov. 10, 1859. M M
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
First Shipment Of Cattle from Ne,

w. L.. BoYDsTON. Esq. of Nebraska
City, crossed the river al this place on
Tuesday last, with a lot Of fat cattle for
the Eastern market. He goes from here
10 St. Joseph. from thence by Rail Road.
This, we believe, is the first shipment Of
the kind from Nebraska. Another year,
aud we viii have a surplus Of almost
every thing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15

DR.. J. p. CREAGRR Is the General Agent whole
sale and retail. Tor DR.. Wheating's celebrated Female
Pills. These Pills are truly Daiuable for ladies For
then UCfW restore he monthly courses tDken fhfg EaGy
stop from any cause Wha.eDer. They never have faiE-
cd ia any cise where the directions around the box cum
tanning the Pills have been strictly followed; indeed.
there Is no case % failure ever Ome 10 our Knowledge,
Being purely verctableahcy arc perfectly safe.
Single boxes. mailed 70 uIder postpaid upsn receipt
Of one dollar, BY J.P. CREAGkR.
Baltimore CRY. Maryland.
A liberal discount 10 druggists. cent postage stamps
as good as money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Petition for Divorce.
Francis c. Dutler0 In the District Court Of Johns
V. SCounTy. Nebraska Territory, Al

FRANCIS T. Butler In the District Court Of johnson
vs.. SCOunty. Nebraska Territory, April
Nathan Butler JTerm 1860.
To Nathan Batter, tho above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that Francis C. Butler, the
abovenamet plaintiff in this cause, has hled in the Of
ice Of the clerk Of the District Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial District Of Nebraska Territory, in and for the
county Il Johnson. a petition praying the court for the
causes therein set forth TO grant the said plaintiff r. de-
cree OF divorce from you the said defendant. and also
praying the said court to decree that the custody Of the
child. the issue Of marriage between you the said defen-
liant and the said piaintif shall. during its minority.
be aud remain in said plaintiff and for such other and
further relief as justice and equity may require And
You are further hereby natifed that IN. essy you. appear
before the said conrt On or before the morujnE Of the
second day q the Eext term thereof 10 be begun and
held al the court house in johnson county. Nebraska
T~erritofyj oa the hrstM nday being Tie 81 day Of April
1860 and answer all aud singular the allegations Of said
pctifiln, the same will be tsken as true and the decree
prayed orWill be granted hy The cnurt.
J. d. WESTON, Solicitor for pr.
It is hereby ordered that tho above notice be publish-
ell in the Nebraska Advertiser for four consecutive
weeks asthe lavt lguires
ALLEN BLACEER CLERK.
"a SiOfee BY PHTL. u RTLT Dep
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Nav Gnnds.

Hin, Martha & Co., and Seigel s
Greenbaum have received the vanguard
Of THAR extensive spring purchases
Each Of the above houses, together with
others, viii receive rousing stocks in q
few days. when we viii notice separately
and IN detail.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Steamers,

The lisa KiIgUs. from St. Louis,
reached tins place on Friday morning.
= She discharged large lots Of freight for
several Of our houses.
The Omaha, Of the Han. & ST. 10. r.
R. Packet Line. made our wharf Friday.
She too put off freigh, for Hill, Martin &
Co. and several other houses. The obli-
ging officers have our thanks for favors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Probate Notice.

notice Is hereby given 10 an p5rs,ns interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed sdmiaistrstIix q
the estate Of John Bei,hiiue late OF Pswnee County.
sid estate are notified 60 present them 10 fhe Probate
Court Of said County on or beiu-c the 18th day Of MAY,
1850 OF they Will be forever barred from rec vering
such elsim in any action whatcver. H.. G. LORE,
l2Tnoe2FS7 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Rocky Mountain Herald.

We have before US a prospectus Of the
Rocky Mountain Herald, to be published
at Auraria, Gold Regions, by our old
friend, THos. GIBSON, Esq. of this Ter
.rtOry. No man has had more experience
10 that country, and is better qualified to
publish a reliable paper than Mr.. G.
We wish him success. Subscribe for the
Herald. Terms SIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Hills Warehouse.

THEo. Hill, Commission Merchant of
this city has just completed another large
Warehouse at the steamboat landing
This viii be quite an accommodation TO
shippers. Hill will keep pace with the
wants Of the trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
RLke's Peak.

Several other companies are now near
T. ready to start for the Gold Mines.
Several of our citizens viii take their IA
miles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
Peru Chair Factory,


Cabinet ShOHD.l
he undersigned, having purchased the Chair and
Cabinet shop lately Ownei by 7. H.. Marshall, take his
methud Of informing The public that they are nov cfc~
pared t0Gll orders for all kinds 81 furnitus E, such as
Chairs tables, stands, bedstead, bHreaus, sdfes. efibs.
cradles, lounges etc, etc. either az Wholesale or re
ment IN the west. The best Of conn lumber and trim-
mings constantly on hand, which viii enable rs IL nd
orders for cohsns at short notice.
We have attached p our Stop a good Horse Power and
Turning Lathe, and we are prepared 10 10 any d~escrin,
uon OF turning from a Chair leg upto q Sugar MIL. n
Chairs and Furniture % all kinds repaired Ia the best
style.
NIB Corn, Wheat, Flour, Dry Goods, Grocerics Lum-
Der aud produce o. all kinds. Money not oxrartea. az.
ken in exchange for work Or goods. We hope bytirfr
attention to business 70 merit . share Of public patron.
age. BENEDICT a RIIsaI
PERU, Nebraska, November e. 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-15
RIankS, Blanks.

HHIIhS1 UiUIHhS'
Wehuve on hand, printed IN superior style, and for
ale cheap for cash, q fresh supply Of
warranty Deeds Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds.
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats, Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes. etc. etc. etc.
., vhich we call thcespeciai attention Of thosein need.
- printing of any and every description executed %
sSsr 10 a style inferior - none, produced IN any part Of
.s.r.uutry. We except 10 omse IN the West. or else
-s:rs. and oHer specimens o. our work Is evidence