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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
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MARRIED..

On the evening of lib inst by Rev II Nirict, EDWD
r. LUNNIS, Of Fhi!adelpha, and Miss HELEN ". u.
W0LCpTT. Of Bradford county.
OF the 81 inst. by Rev. ishua Kelly, LE4NDER "
JACKSON and Miss LOUISA LONSuB0UGH, ali Of
WnliamspOrt.
Ey Rev MrEurtz. Of Halifax, BENZ. G. STEEVEH, Of
the Lykeus Valley News Letter, and Mis-. KATE L
FORNEY. both Of Miersburg.
Iu Sunbgry. ID ms. by Hes P EiEsr. JACOB FETTER
AMI Miss JANE GUSSLEE. all Of suuhurv-
By "A Helm. ks3 4th inst, ANTf GELLEsPiE, sr-
Of Tr.yor;ou and Mrs MARY LAIR of Jackson TI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
yI>T.g's BASIN OF WILD CHERRY.

cl-g.l cIl-, LI-al..-ll. -I-la.l, Cor, N1a7Iirs
CoEgi, Q4i,y. anl The 49,. dangerous,
deases y tie IsT1f, ttsl. AMI LuHg prevail, II cur
el.l gebe climate At al SEASONS Of The y.aI. { a
fyrtubaie enough = reapc their bavful influence Hos
important III to have At hand certain au-ile TO al
thee Complaints EapeF-ncv proves that tbs EXIT in
H.s,Tg Bly4s t. extent not found Any other
ely However the sUhr.iD< Il. application Il
tti soothing hes.Ius and wonderful fa'sIm - -
- h-alth.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

/THE HIGHEST POINT Of Physical Health, aud mental
comfort Le Obtaine1 If ouly seek for IL No
4 matter hos broken down one NAY ts With either
COGsunpIian. Asthma Broneh4us. Liver Con- plant,
Diseases of the Heart Coughs, Coidr- Nervous Allie
;ioas what is termed General Debility. rcE@s1y
p.1Slrt AMI ceT;aus clzT1rtST always BE- COM
1and-t- LEI Doboly that any Of these malacies. in
theiT appalling stage, no: te currdJE ih-s
Thousands th- United States ire4iLsy tsstiy 10
this truth, of the-e!yes, and ther experiences
evidences. With the rrAi Of intelligence TO all
quarters Of the OOe tanss 10 steam and the ma-heiic
telegraph comes corresponding ackuoE igurHt Of
vheh hitherto conees-I beneath the rubbish
tracitonzry ignorance People longer b.ieTe that
feel assured that Of physcs suffering tcf
excepting such the re-ult Ji accident
injuries is Lofess S0thin. has Done more
establishing hi. hsn-t-ent titan the sci.
tfc preparation ty Df o Ph, , Br0sD called the Aca
Bal.Am- - IL is cr.at us4i-ius writes ef the
Prominent Iaerab-r- q tie Nsi-4i Arai-mg; " have
SEED its trn, TT many an truly thank
ful that grateful Fauscua t-s ia di-cTrrsd il
strengthens ard Iuvi-1rA ssrh o. rst es IL per
wales every part oi tie sysisa rinz cot impurities,
giving strength fr ~e4kB-s. fEe-Tfan-ss f1T dsspor
denry, flesh :0- -ulzc.agn ~ TAl-nss, AcE-
ity tor ianguor IL il iul-ei. e" EilriT Of LII,
and such It should te FrEe4 ~ the pep AZ large
large bottle Of the Aeac.n BRisAC = Ottaincd
for g. Sold BY J. BAkLR 1 co, IeEisburg- sole
Agents Also. specimen botie-. prise p cents each,
sy 5e obtained as above ty all who wish 10 siEe>
this rvInaty u trial
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
NEgIIED PRAISE fEoH HIGH ,rIaogiIr.

la a recent Lecture before he Students Of
the Iron Guy College Of PIISburg, Pa, ty the
distinguished capitalist and fuancer, J. II.
Schermerhorn, Esq. President OF the Syra-
cuse and Binghamplon X 4. the lecturer sand
"lha. he knew OF no place IN the country that
afforded such advantages 10 young men as the
Iron CIV College; and that d course Of train
ing IN that Institution was worth at least
$1,000 to every one oil lis graduates. s."-P.Hs-
5ucg GG-sfte June -. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
NORMAL SCHOOL,
To be held In the Missionary Institute Ldaee, Sci.
In. groYe. sas der ~, Pa.

TEat tHIhA--
THEJ's WE,vEE. a. n, iSsEciTsIl.
wv NoIs!4SG, A d, iSgIsifni
SAN'I AiIExAN. Esq, C0Hnfy SUt'erTrf,Hdetf
ysuN + s.ya4.Kp, N. L,c4u.T, l>uI%Tlut- q Dent
Of schools, NJ. iots tiIyf
7 AIDES and GenIemsn ars rrsp-etin!iy n"uf-d ,ha'
II Ia, NORMAL :, MOOT slll eemnsnoe iuiu'rliai-y
afl-r Harvest. July 10th, and s continue ~crk- IL
J. grue. 'gT TscLer- esle.i.y. and stud"nis E"u-r
ally TIE ENpsnse, ueel not syc1-d 50 fr the l-tI-
Tuition. frUm 81 u 50 boarding. lodging and tnrbisrd
room IN t0wD. ~ St:75 u :. Per week The branches
taught numero,s, including all that rr,st- 70 ihr
profession oi TeSrhiBg. also Latin language and iii-"E
Mathematics. The text iks gssd ths very beet tut
tar-rs sLoad bring with them theE own Tor rtirEe nee
Tt.s school holds oct ipiUcrmen'-, which 10 other,
either in Snyder surrounding EQUITIES. eqns- IL
designed o. D. model Of iis Kind Igo OF tue Teach
Nessrs Weaver Noting have 'roiessorshps IN
the institute Prot Joha stOdtsri who l. extensively
known OF the best educators OF the country vi!
teach Il; least serks during the term. The tGun;y
superintendent E ss contribute 10 the interest OF the
sgl, by ieci1Ees, - and viii faEor II In sLhte'sF
way Lv For Circulars. Eddr.s.
TuEO's WEAVER.
June 20, 1sGowi seiinssTose, Snyder Co Ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
LAY Rope, Glain and Grass Scylhes,

Ill Cedar Waie, Cans. Cedar, brass aud
iron bound Buckets. painted Buckets, Tubs,
shovel and Fork Handles, long aud short
handle Shovels; Hay and Grain Forks Owo
and three pronssd), beSides great variety OF
articles too numerous TO mention, Just wanted
for the coming season, for sale low at
I1ael3 kREMER, H'CLURE & CO.'S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

e-Oar farmsrs have had favorable
weather tlr hayiDg and harSes'in-, aud
~ generally II j5ic,pg 10 the prospects OF
.r,eIIeut returns for heir .-b)r>.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

the P-l.a-eli Ia TAX
gives s-u-rsi fms iar A-1.'ufrst- q e..
kinds. E.I.- of>..e. I. a--- sul rr.,-l.---
|. Tells iOc ay= O. u &. E l- -- - l.-s-.- =
dsvit,, Fr~-T- H. Ar.1rl-y. So.-s 49, b...s
ofENetaus-- heel, 70, All l.. ceases.
II Tells You the Law. lr tn Collect. oi .rlt- with
tLr s;a;Jt-s + Li-li-a;..l- ,al -uut znI
KIM Il property 4AeEs :.s-l LG--uti-G n
every STATE
II Tells lou ho~ to make an assignment proPr.ly with
farus f5T Composition ~ltn Creditors SLt
The IH>olt-ut Laws OF rV-ry State.
II Tells lou the legal relation se1>tlug ttN-el Guar
dian and WaT1 Master and AlPreu.ioe, sud
LSudlI.I and T-uant.
II Tells YOu what cDusttutes Lh and Ssnde- and the
La~ - MarEia-- DUE-r, tie W.te's GIT
iu Property. divorce ard Al!mony.
II Tells lou the i.N f8T Mechanics Liens every STATE
Gn1 the Naturalization Laws ofthis country,
aai how TO comply With the sane
II Tells You the Law Concerning Pensions and how o.
obtain one and the PEe-Emqtion Laws to
Publ4- Lsnds.
II Tells You the tor Patents with mode procedure
in obtaining one, With inter:ereHees, Assign
men;s snd Table Of Fe.s.
II Tells You hos MAKE yOar Ni and how to admin
i-ter On Estate, with the is~ and the
quirsmcut- Thereof IN every state
IL Tells lou the Meaning Of Law Terms in general Use
and ~ ;isius 70 yoa the legislative. E1-cG-
tive and Judicial Powers Of both the Genera
AMI STATE Gosrsnmeuts-
II Tells lou Aa~ 70 ke-p cut o Law. by showing hcw to
DO your business legally, thus saving vast
amount OF property, and ve4at.ous htsa-
ton, by lis timely consultation
Single copies III b. sen; y mail psta- pai3, to
~ Farmer, every Mcbanic, every Nsn Of Business. and
everybody in every state receipt Of 81 oE in Law style
Of binding AISl-25.
$1,000 a YEAR 9sp ee n1ds Sy r fDsTI. s
above wors, as i1iGcem MS 10 a.! such very
liberal
FoE single copies OF the Book. or er agents.
with oiheE inflrEiAie I: Apply 10 Or sddI,>s
.rl--3 y fls y. Phi ffatr -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

Of Diseas.s il ali forms By Prot uENET S.TATioE MD.
II Tell, leu hoE TO attend ag0n the sick, and how to
cook Tor them; how to prepare DRINKS, Pou!-
tiees, &c. Rod ho< to guard against infectsOI
from CONTAGIOUS disc@s---
II Tells YoE of ts VARIOUS diseases q CtId!enand gives
the best and simplest nois oi treatment IL
Tius t.e;hiur, eonVulsi0as, Vaoc!ILzton,
wLoo,iuG- cough. Measles, sc
II Tells Yor the syn of Group cholera infantuul,
collie. d!arrhssa. worms, sesl1ed head rus-
worm, chicseu-pox Ac-, aud gives you tie
best T-H.--iss ar their cnre-
Tells Yol tie symf IONS Of Fever and A-ne. and B-
nous ie.l0~, TyphGs, Scarlet aud cih-r : -
and gives you the best and simplest
remedies for their
II Tells Yen the symptoIas Of Influenza, Consumption,
DysFrpsi4- Asthma proEsy, GoGi- hAeGns-
tisln, Lamha.o, ErysipelAs, &e, and gives
YOU the tz-i remedies ioT their cure
II Tells You The :, mpt0ns OF Choers Nortns, Aaii--
Baat Ch9Iers, salal! PoH, D. senizF! tTaini,
diseases ot tie Biaiasr- hldueys ami LiSeF,
aud the bet gr1eifrs for th-ir cure.
II Tells leu Ia symptoms Il r!sursy MamF- Neural
gi., Apoflesy, iSralys-s- The Varloas cisea-
s~s II tie Throat. Te,th. Par sLd Rye, AID
the bet remedies for their cure
IL Tells lou tbs sy po-s % EGiiepss Jaau1ice Piles
Rupture. diseases of tie heart, leEofTsse,
Veaareai Diseases. and Hyiror hobia, Aut
gives the t-sl ii-s f1T th-lr cuEe-
Il Tells IoE The te.i and lest tre.tncutf n. Wounds,
Broken B.u-s sud pis.eAiIons. ,Prs.ns,
Loek;aw. lever Sores, White Swelhugs, u
whi;oss, Doils, scuTvy, Burns and
scr faiA-
I; Tells Yoa Of the various diseases peculiar 70 Women,
aud gives the test and snplss; remrdies for
thrE egr-.to.sther with many valuable tints
for the preservation Of the health.
The work is written il plan language, free from med
ical terms be easily nntersIoot while its simple
recipes may you many times the cost Of the boos
il Is Printed ceA- and open ype Is ILLUSTRATED With
appropriate engraTiB.s, aud sI DC frvsrd-d - your
adress, neatly houni sut postage Tai on receipt q 81
SI UnD YEAR can he made by suierrIising men
IiOOO eysEy here. in s-,iing the above vo.s, as
our inducsueats 10 al! such are very literal
for single copies of the Book for terms TO agents
with ether information an;ly 10 OF address
JOHN T. PaTTk.. f1iiisser,
ou,s.3 N 6i7 S.az,n s.. Pdilai,lpaf1. IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

,a The Lsvisturg Steam Saw-NIii
whistle is again in pay, but We yet lack
the music Of The Bo-'-BailieF's hammers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
C,TATEMENToflhe L.wisaurs Bank

Personally appeared before ne, Andrew
Kennedy, Mp, David Refer, Cashier o. the
above named Bank, who beng duly sworn
according to law, saws the above Is correct 10
;ae best OF his kaawiedge.-July }, 1860.
DAVID REBER. Cashier.
ANDREW kENSLpr, NoiaTy Public.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

~ The L.wisturs BAPTIST :, :, passed
=, saturday il tie Grove near " 0!is's
NIL. ...
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

ECLIPSE OF TIE SUY.-Ncxt Wodnes-
:.s, July IS, is the partial eclipse Of the
,.u, by tie 'interVeuti0u" Of the Moon,
zhsrs is Dougl4. = commencing a ii''e
,i.er sra, and ending shortly after "'"e
j. The morning. Look cut f,r II, aud see
how correct Astronomers have been il
f,.sieIling SO curious al event, yeaEs be-
;y:shali.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
.GEig2N pvMSSN6

caa nan= one or more Il Lis -euaEAaces Who j. Sub
.r-' 20 some FORM q lang il.at e1taf flal whicA,
n not attended :" srnsuu inevitably sls lie saf
r-el 80 premature t-ns- l. -1cE t-lp al L2Ia i
'h-t sill b1t avail tGsts-ire, o: IT, and hote the h4r
binef of brighter tsysznay b. without fear
~ clL-us t-AFt1. uleut- Hr. % fHEIIs bkouN'r
AcAClAN k-I.AN L.e- Ja.I What c4su url f.. a. ane
as b. Es.-cl Ion b tc ,ics b.Eg .r .lcces
ia euri4y iaug ail throat di,ofdr.- oi any Teurdl
su"En At lie pEr-,at tay lie many phases a-s-I-ec
by toHsll ptaa u-t 1e, the Apprehension .. tLg>- . c
bAEe u fsar its spFraln v!.eT :EoR4 e0asi.E
iIJI.sl or uese-ltzr- fta-eu-s-
While tie dl.coycrer a. ;is resiy does no: believe
that P-ops sAU4l be constantly lga.ns themselves si
uar-icuc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Executors Notice.

UHEREAS. letters iesiamenisry on The
w estate Of MARGARET YOUNG, late Of
the Borough OF Lewisburg, deed, have been
issued. aud granted 10 the Subscriber, in due
form q law. notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be indebted 10
SAID estate, to make immediate payment
ani those having claims against the same.
VIII present hem dolly authenticated for SET
ilemeHJ. THOMAS HAYES, Executor
L-~iSburg, May %, ls6Ows
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
DISSOLUTION.

THE Cn-PaHaership heretofore exisiins
L between The subscribers 10 The Buicher-
ing and DroviEs BUSINESS IS to-day dissolved.
Ar. HChhELL has the Books. and desires
a prompt settlement Of all Accounts. Mr..
continues q Meat Mari ct at
tie Oic Graham sfOTe-ruom on Marke; ST. and
.ny.lrs all the hungry 10 come and buy.
JACOB HUNSELL,
CHRISTIE GEMBEKLING
Lewisburg, May 10, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Ie.rls5ssrG, F0.
.u,,,y MORNING, july i, 1850.

..rrrzrr-Nanu.Arfurvrs. Merchants, MECHANICS
.VIEl't''--,,s-, IN City ami Country, fub.isher,-
Gs es -Sa.a c5e 20 ssh .st i.. s,'s .f:s 's
an, &" - -.,,f,,4ou in > camuuulty cuEiAluins
a. 49,, Hf Ncrr solvent producers, consumers
I.';' -. A. any in the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
cHAAaEERlIN BROS
Corner of Fifth and Market SITS.
LEULSBURG, PA.

I'VE have now and will continue 70 keep
w on hand full assortment Of all got ds
n our line, 10 which We invite the attention
Q! the community:
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE. QUEENSWARE, FISH,
SALT, PLASTER, COAL, CEN
ENT, IRON, STEEL, SPRINGS,
COACH TRIMMINGS, SAD.
DLERY AND SHOE FINDINGS.
&C., DC.
Al OF which Will be sold al reasona bic prices
for cash or farm produce a liberal discount
w.li be made to The trade.
"LEWISBURG MILLS"
We are prepared 10 DO Custom Ur Merchant
work TO order. upon usual terms. All kinds
Of Grain bought al highest market price.
u Flour and Feed for safe. Terms
CASH. CHAMBERLIN BROS.
Lewisbure, May 3, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

TINS refn-.y is oa-rei sforyiny q sp~-iy
c1r- Tor ih- iarsr ulir5es that Gee sauuay land
u. that tea scsarg~. l1a rt4n- To ~urh. Un!ortu
uAt-i, macy Preti so--g eAlsss e4Is. IogIa And
age a.e Gli4e s4by CO. 10 ils E4yases.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
" HAT EVERYBODY WANTS a.
w The Family Doctor,

Containing sIygLs EvLg, easily chained, fuT the
Of Diseases il ali forms By Prof HENET S.TATLoA MD
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

pu~Insicai Of "sSe.teTiue' aud vast
i7e money and tine, a, is the custom il
ni.shiou.jle" h5'eis, Ge, qliet visit in
some cool, retired c,uurry bome, is iuta-
i,e,y preferable 10 al W-0 really desire t.
rss, aud recruit dunn. the heated term.
Tie senior member Of tie firm of King
/ B-iri, printer. Of Pa.!a4 has acted u
q til. sensible view il taking at ouse for
ne sumner At White Deer Mills in this
lgBiy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
"a 600 Copies already sold
cC,OuOEYERYB0DY'S LAWYER

and CJUN>ELLoE N LUS-NL-s-b. iEAsk u@o-s., ,
the PLl.A-rlt Ia .aE
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
What Constitutes Legal UnSOund-
ness In Horses.

Il Knee Sprung horse can hardly be
saic TO be unsound He may be a very
fast horse, and can indure with ease the
labor of any common, ordinary horse, al
though there is an alteration of structure
which units him for the race course
This would not be likely to produce dis
ease or lameness; he would be more like
ly to grow better than worse, if used for
common purposes. But if so bad as TO
produce stumbling and falling, he would be
unsound, and a warranty should be taken
out against such defects.
COPIED Hooks cannot be considered un-
soundness, if produced by an uneven sta
ble floor, or by kicking; but if produced
by sprain, and permanent thickening
aud enlargement of the membranes, there
would be unsoundness. A special warran
ty should be required IN such cases.
Contraction Of the Hoof is consdera-
ble deviation from the natural form Of
the foot, but does not necessarily consti-
tute unsoundness. 1t requires, however,
most careful examination by the pur-
chaser, to ascertain that there is no fever
or ossifcation of the cartilage; that The
frog is not diseased; that the animal is
not tender footed or lame. Unless some
of these symptoms are indicated, he must
not be considered unsound. A special
warranty should be required, where the
feet are contracted.
CornS manifes,ly constitute unsound-
ness. Although fen men lay much stress
on this malady, still much inconvenience,
and manv times serious difficulties, must
be encountered by them, as they are sell
dom thorougly cured. Many horses are
almost constantly lame with corns, through
a scrofulous habit of the system. A war
ranty against such animals would besafe.
Trembling Knees.-This cannot be con-
sidered unsoundness; yet 1t is preCur-
sorry symptom of "knee sprung. Trem-
bling of the knees, after a smart exer-
exercise, indicates weakness, and should
be regarded as Objectionable.
a Cough constitutes nnsoundness, how
ever slight or of short standing. IF q
horse is noticed to cough before the pur-
chase, or Immediately afterward, he is
diseased tut if warranted sound and the
cough is not discovered ill one or two
days afterwaEd, he is not returnable: for
few hours is sufficient TO contract a
cough, by taking cold while standing in
damp, musly stable, or by eating differ
ent feed, musty hay, &c.
Roaring, Wheeling or Wbistiing, is
unsoundness, being the result Of alIera-
ton of structure. or disease of the air
passages. Although there have been de-
cisions TO the contrary, courts and juries
are often at loss, for the want Of intel
ligent witnesses and If a veterinary sur
geon Is called to the stand. not haging
seen the auimal he is liable 10 be ,misia-
ken from misrepresentation. Broken
WiRd is slill more decidedly unsound-
ness.
CRIB BHing.-A difference Of opinion
exists as 10 this being unsoundness. and
courts haze given opposite decisions in re-
spect 10 X. There are cribbers that can
scarcely be said 10 be unsound. as they
are nol Perceptibly injured, and il does
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08

In what color IS secret best kepll-s
InYi0lale (violei.)
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
Snake Worship In Africa.

According to the correspondent Of the
Boston Post, now 10 Africa, the people
there have some curious ideas on religious
questions.
The chief objects Of worship in Whydah
are snakes and large cottonwood Tree,
The snakes are Of the boa species, and
are from five to fifteen feet long. You
can almost always see them crawling IN
the streets. When the natives see them
they fall and kiss the earth. They are
pefecliy harmless, as have often seen
the natives take them up and carry them
back 10 the fetish-house. Il is moi al all
unfrequent 10 find them on the mat along
side Of you in the morning, as the huts
are without doors. / bad my lodgings IN
what was once called an English fort, bot
is now IN ruins, and is a fayOrits resort Of
snakes. ] never found one in rny room,
but one morning upon looking in the
room adjoining mine, found one almost
seven feet long. The penalty for killing
one is--f0r white peFson-ihe price 81 4
sixty slaves. now $4,000. For a native,
he is shut up in bamboo house, and he
house is set on FIRE. The poor fellow has
the privilege Of getting out ifhe can and
run for the lagoon distance Of two miles
followed by the mob, and If he reaches
the water he is free. But very few avail 3
themselves Of this water cure. Il IS
great dodge with the fetish-man, Il he
knows you are averse 20 this kind Of god
TO bring them near your house and put
them down knowing that they will enter
and he will be sent for 10 take it awav fov
which he gets a few strings Of cowries,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
THE ADVERTISED


RATES OF -A4l Y 49, A='A4e rf3
0ae square (lo Lines or loss) one inscfilcri "
kdcl additional iuseriion, e4
0ne SQUARE, ore month. "a
Business Cards OF six lincsor less, oA4 year. Va
one Csiunln one year, ~
One-haaf Column one year.
One fourth Column one year.
One eighth Column uAe year,
One c5iuuin 81 months,
0no half Column SIX months, y
Oae fourth Column six faUnthsf y -
One eighth Column six noniis, -.a -
one Column three months, - ~
Que half Column three uorihss ~ 70
One fourth Column three months lH %
une eighth Column three m1nihs, %
-.-s1R-Ing c1ntidatcs Cor cicc On acFancc, q e0
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
Balance in favor of sheep

Some would say that the milk IS "a great
consideration. True, so is labor What
man, woman, or child would bring the
cow from the field, milk, churn and mar
ket the butter for the milk! None.
We will take it in another way. Sup
pose we wanted 10 .aise stock. the cow
would produce as much butter, and the
calf could be raised with the milk. Her
butter. al the same rate as above, would
be Sl6.25. Take five ewes valued at "a
each. they would raise five lambs and
shear 4 lbs. wool each at 35c., SIS; at Is
months old the lambs would be worth $50.
The cows offspring would be worth
about Sl2. The account would stand
something like this:
Cow-First years butter Sl6.25
Jar oG,snr;rcr - 10 ~, Ill 10 m
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08

no; interfere with their condition or en-
durance. Others inhale and swallow a
great amount Of wind they bloat and are
subjecr 10 collie, which interferes with there
health an strength; this would eonsti-
tute unsoundness. "A warranty should
always be taken against injury from CRIB
bing; then if he breaks his teeth or in
juries himself, recompense may be had
Curb constitutes unsoundness, az long
as it lasts, and perhaps while the swelling
remains, although no inflammation exists;
for a horse that has once thrown out a
curb, is liable to do so again on the slight
est exertion. A horse, however, should
not be returned, if he spring a curb FIVE
minutes after purchase, for II IS done in
a moment, and does not Indicate any pre-
vious unsoundness.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
Cows VS.. Sheep.

A Canadian farmer talks on this sub
ject. He says nothing pays better than
cows. il the farmer lives near a town and
can sell milk, but farmers living at dis
tance from town and near araiIroad, have
a question to solye-which is most profit
able, cows or sheep? He talks as fol-
lows:
| will take a cow valued at $50, and
calculate her years produce in butter at
l30 lbs, al II lI2 cents per ID. 1 cOnsi-
der that one cow will eat as much as FIVE
sheep, therefore, will take five lambs at
50 zach; they will shear 80 Tbs. Of wool
at 27c. p h., and increase in weight to
the amount of 50 each the capital need
ed is only one-half. Their profits would
stand as follows;
Ccw-l3O lbs. butter, at u liz c. Sl6.25
Lambs-Wool, 80 lbs. at 25c. p.
h.; increase In value, 50 each;
interest onSl0 at 10 p. cent, 81 1850
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1860-03-08
Balance in favor of sheep
for raising stock

There is another consideration In favor
of sheep. In the first instance, a person
only wants half the capital, which is
great consideration TO some; in the Sec
ond instance, sheep at Is months old are
fit either for the butcher or for raising
stock, The cows offspring, on the con-
trary, is neither fit for the one or the
other.