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rne .IrrepressIble In BOSTON. =

John Brown meeting was called BY the Aholiionis.s
on the 81 ies,ai The Masonic Temple in Boston The
Temple was taken possession of ~ The Union men.
who chose Richard S. Fay as their chairman. and pas-
sd resolutions deeouRcins Iohn Brown jusisihs his
execution. snd isuds,oy u Virginia. Fred Dsugias
RedPllh. Prank sarbOrn AMI other pell-knesn Aboli.
,oni.,s ,ainly snasasorsa 10 Be- heard Mech eonlu.
sion snsued.
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Maryland. The Governor Of Maryland has
issued message, refusing . convene the Legislature
uness something Of future national Importance, more
than hc is expecting, denands i.
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HrLLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, December II, 1850.

70. Il happened last week that one Of our pages
was thrown into pie and having il TO reset with insult
fcien, help, we were unable to issue any paper We
hope this will be received sufficient apology, and
vii, try to avoid similar occurrence in future.
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fArrs WORTH KyoNisG.-spaliing's Gephalic fills
arc certain cute ~ sick Headache Bilious iradaehc,
Nervous headache Ccsliyencss aud Genefdl Debility.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
HAMMERsHLAG & MENbELs

rsNAKE pleasure in informing The czes al iiilisha-
rough and vicinity that lry have "penrd aud baSr
now ready for examination 1T tipr stnfr In ii.hs+
borough, one OF the most extensive assnrinrHr nl
Guods ever brought to this serli,m ni coauy. Nhlrh
they will offer for sale u prices thai @ a."nlsA tlr
customers. They would therefore, alyl.e y"u 10 ea.l
al once with all the cash you aud save 2ntc
by investing money in their Goods Than sou epakil's
any other speculation. They have the most 'GIrlr
Stock ever offered OF
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srTe TO Persons om q En,pioyala. sE-a
AGENTS WANTED,

IN tNtTN tUuHtl VI tHC z HIttV F1IHI'HI
fs'0 engage IN the sale Of some Of The lest aud most
4 eirsanty illustrated Works published.
Our pubicaiions are OF tue must inttreeling ehaac-
ter adapted 10 the wants Of the Farmer. Mechanic aud
Merchant; they are published in tbs best siye. and
bound ID lhe sost substantial manner, and are worthy
placn IN the Library Of every Household IN tbe isnd.
t. 10 men d enterprise and industrious habits. this
business offers an opportunity Tor profitable employment
seldom 10 be met with.
IT1 Persons dcsiGug 10 az. Es AsCn;s viii receive
promptly ~ mlil pariiculfs yfus Sc. h sdlf"'-
sing LEARY, GETZ Il ca. Publishers.
No. 224 Moth SecluI Sl,esl. Ihiij,b'i.
Cleiober 80. G6-- im
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
WM. B. M0REH0USE & CO,

Importers aud Wholesale Dealers III
Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg lcayc 10 call the attention Of the citizens Of the
United states 10 their Pure Wines and Liquors put up
under their owa supervision for Family anil Melienal
use, ii cases assorted 10 suit customers. Clubs, Mir
iars and other pubic bodies who require u purchase
in large or small quantities, ,sks IN bottles will
Be Iiherally dealt with. Prce sl sent application.
OLD MOREHOUSE BiTTERS.
Recommended BY the frs, Physicians as the best re-
medy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and I'll Ner,
yous Diseases A. beverage, il i pufa, Wholesome
and delicious 70 The lasie. Sold by all Druggists.
WM %. MOREH0UsE II Co, Prop'rs
8 4 Exchange Place.
Jeysry Ciiy, NJ. j.
PS. S.-The subscribers wish to engage a few active
men, as Loal and travelling Agents oi Their house. it
whom liberal inducements viii bc offered. For padf
eulsrs. addfess as ab9ge.
November o. 61-sa
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a correspondence the coIumbu. GA Tins. ii.
soesIss. that he proposed southern coneJeney hal
Be o,ssniIe5 - " constitutional moaarehs." RePub
lcsnisa. he rinGs hss teen tired and louRl wanting
and the only slfsiy Of tie soaIh j, in strong %
yefamenL"
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I.eonar1 Laws admir- Of Matsl sMe.ncs. deed.
~.
Henry C.sNeaney. John {. Sweeney s..!lndyaUshan
and sgile Elizabeth.
Petition 10 ssH Lan&
sT appearing to the sasfieian o The tou-i ths 4r
defendant Iphn &. Sweeney il ~. jr.i lrn5' tti-
Smie !, il herclre ordered l4 said EsaJ. rtls puhY-
clgi14 he male in the Hiisb3hoash Recorder tr s.s
weeks los said John G. SWratsey % m5st h- lfl.d.
appearance al the Aexl term ni this tnur, - u 80
I'll lie county 81 Person at the caau bbu.r II g,'s.
rough on Tue thifd Monday 10 Drrsnler, '6a. ftsa
aud hrfe 10 said petition. J5jsnth WEi ..s
catered pp against him N. ntes-a
Niinrss Charles Mason. CLERK II ssi Court 81 NJ.
Zee. the ihird Monday Of September i. li IS ..
CHARLES MASON, Cffft.
October 30 piice ady. 81 - 6s~rs
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N0TICE.

A prftr ALTON viii be- made ia tie nsst 1stsla
n tgfs iaf q pissaEe Of bv "a e5hti8' lhc aals
sr .,sucns lq0ofs by SsiaA n Da'9smf ss,ion
Oetobst 3O 9o~
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H0LLOWAY'S PILLS
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking down ui the
nervous system To be eKciiaIe nervous IN smaR
iegrcc is most distressing, for where can remedy be
iandl There is one drink but little wine, beer,
spirits OF far betlet none; take coffee, weak tea be-
ns preiembIe gel oil the fresh air you take three
If four pills every night; eat plenty Of solids avoiding
the use O sops and if these golden rules be followed,
spu will be happy in mind and strong in body, and for
.st Won 1--we any nerves
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SALE OF NEGROES.
HUGHEsS ACADEMY.

IINIIE neHt Session u tbs school, under The chsrgc
n - the subscriber s. Principal, aud II. Norwood
ION, Pnneipsl will begn Monday, January 9Th,
1851. Teims heretofore In Classical DcraH.ncni,
Sgas n EugIish Department. $is
Beard 90 Tie HILL 81 per session, eissWls.te ifcm
fi2 10 10 si5 per srssion.
Religious service Al Tho Academy - often q con.
ycnitni.
$. W. HUGHES. Principal.
December .. IL
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Bridget. M-sus wants you 10 send her box q Ce-
phalic Glle no. bottle of Prepared Pills but I'm
thinking that not it naithef but perhaps yell he al
iher knowing What il is Ye see she's nigh dead and
gou9 viii Tie sick Headache, aud wants some more Of
the same as relased her before.
Druggist. You mustnean Spadlng's cephalic Pills.
Bridgtt. Och sute nov aud ynu'ye sed IL here's
the qulraer aud give Tie Pils, and dent be all day
about it aither.
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Mothers and Daughters.

@AbkuNAD DNN-hNNiS'
Ithere one thing more than another io which these
PIls are so famous, is their purifying properties
pecsy their power Of cleansing tile blood from all i'm
purcs and removing dangerous and suspended secIe.
ious Uniyesaly adopted asAhe one grand remedy for
itaae complaints they fail weaken thesys,
t7ln. aud always bring about what Is required.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
These feelings which so sadden ", most frequently
ise from annotanees or trouble. from obstruced per.
siratijn ~ from eating and drinking What is unfit for
D.. .husdordetag the liver and stomach. These organs
aust he regulated Il yon wish 10 bp we'll The Pills, Il
tssn according the printed instructions, vii quiSa*
/, restore ! healthy action 10 10th liver and siOmarhr
whence follow as natural Consequence goad appetite
sa clear head. Ii the East aud West Indies scarcely
aay other medicine i ever used 10 thesc disorders
Disorders of the Kidneys.
In all Diseases affecting these organs, whether they
seetcs TOO much or ttic waters whether they be
Affected uih the stone gravel or With aches ans pains
settled In the cins the regions Vi the kidneys aess
Bill should hc taken according the printed dgCr;cns
md ths tImimeni should ha vel rubbed into the small
u the lark al led time. This istpstment will sise amos
iHneitte relief wien ell other means have failed.
For Stomachs out OF Order.
No melieine Wi - eserilally improve the tone Of
khe stomach these Pills they femasc Ill aslity.
ssh tg trr and reduce heiAky sclian; they
4gdgdt els slitaciuu- ~ eases Of sptsm-n fact they
fiji ueutug all disorders q tile liver aEi s;smEsa
+ Iloil,tas, fids a,s ne tesi rsstag kHotra in he
f tgOrd JSr NE Joigeigs Di,sas,t.
AsHg. Female lrfegulIii. ssroiala o. kingt
tatbma, Ties Evil.
H5.ya.Cpmp paiaisFcycrs slI .isls, scie IhfoAsl
Ha,rbys un The Fla. stone and Grasel.
! SKIN. Goai. secondary symp
Baseltemplints Headache. toms.
15ies. inJisestien, Tic Doloutcu1,
Cusslifstitn titnoftbelnlanmalion, Tlmoufs,
BtNs.s, jaundjue. Uceis,
C1p.umggiJn, liver Complaints Ncneteal Affections
bellhtt Iumhiso, Motms of al kinds
pfutsy, Piles, Weakness, trUHl
Dtscnlefg, kWumstsm, whatever cause,
Ety.lpejas RECEPTION vi Uiins, &e Ac.
T ~. CAUTION = Nune ste geuuae uElsss the
wcfis HOlloNay, New fotk and l,cnJgb,f sfe dis.
crruahe Waisrm1tk ~ sscty leaf ol tie bJok ai
diteciigus AROUND ,3,h p0l bpa the saa4 n'l} !,
p5ini, seen 3, tofng The leaf 10 he lisit. hand
snnc reward will be gives 70 any one rendering suee
information aa htay lead 10 hr detection 81 ahy taty
parties rauatsftitiuE Tie nsdicUs, ~ vending tas
saias. kn0Niug then to be spurious.
:. ','slid II the MauulartBfjgs q Piotss0i Hoii1'
xay sa Maiden lan,. New Nots. aDi w ~ t-tstta.
lie Dm.Gis!s and Dgisegs 10 Nt3itnrs ttfnpgbntt
tie tinted SisIHs aui the gti.fsl Nyrd - boxes a.
si cents, ~ te8.9. inj y cash.
u nj Thfff i 5 t4aStelaAc shYiHs W as@n8 ths
Il Direction. Dt tbe sutasco 5fraiionis in Is.
r,y aisttaft are aiitcd 10 each tpEt ..,..-
UripbtT =. o' i-Hs
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nillsboronrh Militnry Acndcmy.

NOTICE j. hereby given that an application will
~ 10 made % The neSt Legislature Tor sn act inccr.
potstiia this Institution.
O.iC. TEw, Sop. n. MA.
tletotsf 10. g4--ow
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Select Boarding aud Day School.
,guiE Misses NASH aud Miss K0ILOCk will r..
L opcn Their school on the lllh of January, 1851.
Punctual attendance Is requested.
Circulars forwarded on application.
Dseen,Irr .. 7l--0w
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A Novelty in The Art World!
PHOTOGRAPHY uroN PORCELAIN

Secured BY letters patent 10 ilo ni,ci states,
England. France, and Belgium.
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Disorlers of the kidneYs.
For Stomachs out Of Order.

No medicne vii - eiserilaly improve the tone ef
tbe STOMACH these Pills they emasc Ill aeiJy. &C.
casoned eititrbg tntcmpefanec improper diet They
r. seh e i,rS and reduce heiAy sclinn. they
4sdgdt y elticiou- ~ Of spism-in fact they
gyrr fiji ueutug all disorders 81 tie liver aEd stomach.
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Female Normal School.

pecenber ll.
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November 90.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
ysublic Meeting.

We see it annoudced in the Nebrds-
khan, thar J. 5. MoHroS will pay our
settlement n visit, and speak to our c'ti'
xsns on the afternoon OF the FIRST day Of
ucsober. Tie meeting will be in front
IF our Office, ard we hope to soc a fali
Attendance from every part of our settle
i.cn,, AS matters interesting to every set
tier will be treated upon-discusscd, anu
siissected by ready and talented speak
srs.
On the 30th of this month, in the aft
tcrnoen. there will also be public speak
ing At Kearney city. Mr. Moxros is a
rasy 'pithy ind able speaker, and will
'sdify aRa interest all who hear him
Tusnseat, on all sides, and let us hear
whAt tho outside world is about.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

There are mnltitudes Of 'sPeakers"
who have "peaked into the mines and
peaked out,' daily passing our door,
and we doubt not many are passing
down on the other side. A great por-
ton of these seem in excessive haste to
see "mai" from the great number Of
straight coat tails passing-the owners
Of which don't favor as with even q
''good bye"
Since the Elephant has been seen,
and price of admission paid many seem
to think with the poet, that between
themselves and the gold mines Substance
lends enchantment TO tine view,a' or like
the verdant Importation from the green
Isle, who went out hunting, and seeing
q beautiful bird upon a marsh tree, shat
his eyes and blazed away, then running
to the foot OF the tree, pounced upon a
big green frog, re~marklng ''Faix, am
ye're net half so purity a birdie as ye wur
befor l shot the feeders all off wild ye"
Ana! "Such is Lifei" &
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
Our Table.

Godey's for october is before us, and
one of the most interesting Mes. We ever
opened. We cannot conceive how peo-
pie content themselves without this ia
vorite. Were we a wife we would ask
for divorce IL our lord ~ refused Us Go
dsy's.
Harper's Monthly is q choice literary
feast, solid yet sparkling ever touching
some chord that vibrates to q new sound.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated is always
interesting to young, middle.aged and
old; speaking to both the eye and ear.
His Weekly is unrivalled in pictorial
literature.
Harpcr's Weekly is becoming a great
favorite with the people, and we'll it
may-adyanciRg from good to better,
and best! The illustrations are life-like
and speak 10 the senses.
Phil. Sat. Evening Post, is u welcome
visitor, and every family should be post
ed in its contents.
We will forward subscriptions fer the
above for any Of nj friends AZ club
,utaa |...a
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
at Denver.

The greed for gold, having drawn
thousands OF idle ard dissoiute men TO
the new Eldorado: blooJsheds, thcfts,
aotber-ies and all sorts Of crimes are
sas Consequences.
IL is reported that several hasty q
spontaneous executions have recently
saken place in and about Denver, upon
parties charged with DEMONSTRATING
Little attention appears to be given to
forms Of Law, or a chance for the cul.
prit 20 show himself guiltiess. The peo-
pie have become maddened by their loss
.s, and irritated by the wrongs they have
suffered ; and now, zoe 10 the luckiess
man that falls under the ban Of their cen
cure. A.c. ord, Of Council Bluffs was
taken from the Expross coach on the
light Of the All, By a band OF armed
ana disguised men, and what has been
lis fate is not, ut the present writing,
Many have flown iu haste, to
the appearance OF iroabie. Wit
Lesses in The case Ct Gordon, have gone
dpxa. Or. Kennedy could no; be found
aad will not appecr on the Trial.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

On Sunday, with our family, We took
a "fying trip across the beautiful bot
tom between this and the inviting groves
Of Prairie creek, some six miles distant.
Thsro we found an old acquaintance from
Springfield, H., named Gauley, digging,
fencing and building in q most industri.
u and enterprising msnner. We found
grapes and plums, and saw several herds
Of antelope. which suspended grazing
and Hed at . approach. The day was
fine and we had a pleasant ride and en-
loved ourselves wonderfully.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

The party attended the celebration Of
the 2&th Of July at Cedar tity, and @. A
Saith delivered sh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ad-
dres,s. On the 26th No made a political
speech at Psrowan, ON which occasion
the people celebrated the entrance Of the
Pioneers into these ~vallics.
The inhabitants Of the thriving settle
ment Of parowan have enclosed o new
field of 1000 acres Of good tillable land I;
and, in consequence Of the vast amount
OF labor necessary to be done in the new
field, their crops will be rather light
this season.
Elder Smith expresses himself highly
pleased with the Inducements made in
Beaver county since his last visit and
vas much gratifed by having seen the
excellent crops Of wheat that have been
raised therethis year. lie estimates that
the inhabitants Of Beaver city will have,
at least, 10000 bushels of wheat, and
those Of Mineryille upwards Of coo bus.
We are glad to be able to announce
that settlements have been made In
Round Valley and Of Corn Greek also
that Mr.. G.. Willden and IONS are about
to establish a settlement on Cove Greek.
These settlements will be of great ad-
vantage to travellers, especially in the
winter season, as they will provide shell
ter and SAVE them from the unpleasant
and somewhat dangerous practice of
camping out in mid wintcr.-Deseret
Netcs Aug. %.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
lore Horses stolen:

Scarcely q week passes but we hear OF
more or less thefis eommited upon
horses, mules or horned stock.
hsf q Few days ago q gentlemen stop
ped with Us VITO had . tine horss sicoP-
ped from him. whilst asleep, for an old
ponsy. By hard travel and close watch
the rogue vas finally caught and horse
recovered, and the party passed down for
Omaha with the thief. But o few nights.
since four fine horses were stolen from
Eeia.hbor Parker, fifty miles below. In
ihs Iasi Usah train, James L. Sharp
Loss = pair Of 6ae horses by som of the
light-fngersd gentry that lowered about
Camp Floyd. Several other thsfis re-
Gently committed have come to our no.
tice, but failed 70 gain the particulars.
We would advise the owners Of stock to
keep a close watch. and rope a few Of
The gang when they can catch'em.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
"varmints!,,

Last week upon two occasions, from
bur oihee, We witnessed the playful
pranks of several antelope, ard again q
sprightly red fox came up nea the en-
closure, but cut and run when tower
came in sight; mice race they had and
both made time, but reynard the best
A week ago, three large white wolves
hove in sight and played around on ths
prairie st q safe distance-the same
chaps probably. that made a tender
meal from q good-size calf Of ours
that had been running out. The buf.
falo have taken our canton, and for
two weeks have not troubled US, or an
noyed our printer, putting q period to
the sports Of the chase in this sscfioai
which has no parallel for game, giving
on. shooting fiek q little rest, and sas-
ing q lead and caps for the next csss.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
Luscious.

We are indebted to j. e. Boyd, ESQ.
for presenting US with the iargest and
finest watermelon we have seen this sea-
son, which grew amid o multitude, large,
ripe and delicious. MIR. Boyd has a moot
delightful and eligible farm, seven miles
above-comfortable buildings. several
hundred acres fenced, and near two hum
dred in crops-a pleasant and an agree
BILE lady and . pretty baby. he ought
be \ happy fellow
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
Selling Lower.

We here take liberty Of informing
settlers, citizens emigrants, and travel.
ers, that the store at our rancho lie nov
we'll supplied with almost every necessa-
ry and comfort required By all manner,
and tastes, of purchasers. The assert
ment will be kept complete, and prices
reasonable, for our lOng-wsy-in-land To-
cation, and lower than heretofore.
Grain, provisions, groceries, medi.
cines, hardware, tinwsre. boots and
shoes, clothing, etc. '
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
ezv-Fr.m Gle. Of pe,er,. Mr.. and

6v-Frsm Giles Of Deseret Msps and
Aosnfstnesr, up TO The 12d Mt. wt
CLEAN Che following items Of Utah news.
The crops throughout the territory
were uncOnmonly promising.
Hon H. ". Hooper, Delegate, had ar
rived, and his services fully endorsed
Messrs. Eldrisge and Cannon, had also
safely arrived-as had also the FIRST i'm.
migration company. Weather was fno
and trade dull. A Mr.. John Smith, in
East Kanyon, from sun-stroko lost his
reason for a period and wandered away
to the mountains, but had been found
and was recovering. Tho distiliery ut
Provo, belonging to Messrs Thompson &
Wilson, was burned about the 18th. A
man named c. Williams, living at Union
from alteration Of mind, wandered into
the mountains, and after two months abb
sence, and when all hope Of his still be-
ing alive had vanished, he came home
restored to reason, but physically a mere
skeleton. He had subsisted upon insects
and leaves Of shrubs, and had rambled
and suffered much. At Santa Clara, in
southern Utah. there Is a lourishing set
Element. Sugar cane, cotton, and most
Of the tropical fruits are grown there to
perfection. Two men named Isaacs and
Walsh, were arrested at Hennefers on
the Weber, having in their possession
twelve Of Colts rsvolvers, which they
had stolen from Prices train.
Near Camp Floyd on the 23d ult., a man
named Lewis Mechsn was shot VIII list rid
ing past a clanp Of cedar trees-one ball
took effect 10 his leg.
An extensive coal Aeld has been diseov.
cred neal the Weber, between Echo kan.
yon and Chalk creek.
The detachment Of dragons, under COM
mand Of Major Howe. stationed at For,
Hall, have be- ordered 10 Camp Floyd.
A boy named York was kiile d In Provo,
on the night Of Sunday tho 18th, whilst
pilfering melons from the garden Of a man
named VISITS
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
Late News /,
City Hotel,

One mile East Of Elkhoru Bridge-on tie
hill, where the musqueto troubles neithe,
man nor beasts now supplied with sv-
erything for the comfort Of the tarveler and
his tear. No pains will. be spared TO
make all who feyor this establishment
comforiab BILE ard happy. Hcod stab,ing
and room for wagons in the harm, and n
good well Of wetsr. ding purposely for
stoek-plenty cf water, and good grass &.
Fresh hay, corn and oats on hand.
S19-Cskes, PICS Crackers and Bread.
CHARGES MADE LIGHT.
W. @. ROBINSON
ni4-.s. J. HYnAs.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27

Some energetic fellow, wide awake to
the chances of making money, has COM
menced opening q rancho ut the Keerney
crossing, on this side, by building q sod
house. ksrrell. stables, &c.
We trust il is not the fault Of this
gentleman that many emigrsnts are
turned put VI their Nay, and of the mil
i.ary road, to follow the trail down the
Platte. Honesty is . jewel, boys don't
part with ber-she is better than gold!
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
TNlARranh.

Numbers Of loads Of Cedar poles hsvs
gone above, for the telegraph. These
are 70 be put up and the wire stfetched
in q few weeks.
Last week we received the Nebrdskion
containing Telegraphic news from N. o..
N. York and st. Johns, only four days
old from the Atlantic. n We call that
coming up to the scratch
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-27
Our HAuaRl

Besides editing the Echo, filling our
little farm, grinding grists for the neigh
bOrs, selling sugar, tape and pills, We
are also prepared to entertain thSse whe
may wish to call upon us, in \the best
manner in our power. "our csbin" is
quite comfortable, and our board spread
with as many comforts as o limited
market will offer. Our stables are warm
and safe, sur hay fine, and good corn in
plenty. Like clocks a'aiI
"one wheel another wheel must drive,
Affairs, by diligent labor only, thrive" -