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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-01-10


TURN TO THE RIGHT-Pedestri
on sidewalks as well as drivers of vehicles
on the streets and public highways, should
bear in mind that custom makes law,
and it is not merely privilege but the
acknowledged custom and duty of every
one when passing fellow-traveler, to
invariably turn to the right A de-
parture from this rule sometimes produces
ludicrous scenes, as the following, which
was related to US by an eye witness will
show;
1T was on pleasant day in the month
of May, while leisurely vending my way
along crowded thoroughfare in Yves
tern city, my attention was attracted to a
couple Of pedestrians on the opposite side
Of the street, who were evidently but lit
tie acquainted with the customs of CITY
life. They we've making their way with
hasty steps towards each other. seeming
ly unconscious Of what was passing a.
round them, when they were suddenly
brought to halt by coming into collis-
ion, each aiming to pass on the same side.
Without word Ct explanation, and
quick as thought, both seemed anxious to
proceed, a dart to the left was simultane.
ously made, when they again coided,
which caused them to take has glance
at each other, but without stopping to
consider or even makean introductry re.
mark, they made third attempt, this
time veering to the right, resulting as be.
fore. Each seemed fully impressed with
the idea that his antagonist meant mis-.
chief, and they viewed each other for a
few seconds with vengeance written on
their coutenances, when one being more
impulsive than the other, hastily and in
an exciting maner remarked: See here,
stranger, Fun going to pass on that side,'
pointing to the right, 'and if you don't
want your wife to be made widow in
less than two shakes of u Holsters liver,
you'd better nottry that move over again
They managed without further difficulty
% get clear Of each other, while the crowd |
If spectators, which by this time had
gathered 10 numbers, now doubt acceler
tied their speed, with shouts Of laughter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
TAXPAYERS
Legal NOTICE

William Turner will AXE notice hist Teresa Tar
ner did on tn 2ith day o. Ma-ca 4. d. 1877. fne
her bill Of Complaint, in The ~IIisirict Court. in and
fF PaWnee County. State of Nepras4a, in Chance
y against the sgl1 William Turnsr. The object
and prayer % sad complainant Terssa p. Turner
IN said bill is to obtain . degree Of said Court dis
solving the bOndsof pstrim i,ay bstVeen the said
Teresa 2. TuFneF. Complainant ana ira said YIN
Turber. Defendant snd the said William Tarno
is n.tifed thar be is required 10 appear and an
sWer said bill OfC nplaln ,ut on OF bcfUrJ Monday
the 10Th dsy OF May 1861.
dated April Oh 1867.
27-4t$ 3 CHARLES b. GERE.
Solicitor for UompIaina C..
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Vegetable SiciIiaa Hail Remover

Has stood tie test Of SeUeH years
befoye Ere DssBIScs and 40 DreDGg,G-
tiOn for the hair has net been dis
covered that aCiU produce tie SGn9e
beneficial results. IT Is an entirely
NetC scientific discovery, combining
mann Of the most pOlCeE7Ht and re-
RtOrGdCe agents Sn the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores CRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. H makes the scalp aChttc
and clean cures dGNdTuV and
hair: and sCiU make e OFOtO upon
bald heads, except tu Gerry aged
persons, as e furnishes tie 11dtlt-
fiUe principle Oy sCbtch the hair -
11O1Fished and supported. 1T makes
the hair moist, soft, and 0toSSH,
and Is unsurpassed as q HAIR
DRESSING. II IS the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the pub
DC, as ~ bottle eCiU accomplish
aBOre and last longer than three
bottles Of ann other DFeD0Tdtty11s
IT a. recommended and aSed or
tie First Medical Authority
The aOOndeT1uG results produced
Or oar StcfLiGB Hair ReHeSCeT haze
Induced MANI to D~e0fiaT0ctHre pre-
variations for the Hair, MHdeF ca
s,tOICS Names and, fn order to tn~
dttce the trade and the DHOttc 20
purchase their cOGHpOUndS,- they
hare TeSOFted to IGLSehOOd, on
claiming fhey eCeFe former part
HeFs, or had some connection aCtth
oar Mr.. Hall, and their prep0TG-
ffOn aCns similar to oars. DO not
be decefred bV them Purchase the
Orf0tnGJ. fE has MeUeT Net been
e0HGIEed. Our Treatise on tie Hair,
4Otfh certificates, sent free or mail.
See that each bottle has private
ReUeNGte Stamp OUer tie TOP Of the
bottle. Al others are limitations
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua, N. H.
Sod By al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
c. A. COOK, 81 Dearborn St. Chicago, M
Agent ssr ne Eorfh-wsstsEu states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

5tSa5.s E III 49,. sss.E s.1as 1 zs:SsS q :
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
LATEST FASHIONS DEAAND
T.W.B radaeys celebrated ateAe
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

g . - z :.

- Ito % -
ne wonderful FIezlsilily and ersss Comfnst and
Pleasure 70 any Lady wearing tie Duple4 h-.tus
skiFt viii be ezpefienced parlrtlWly ~ ei $500
Pews. Arm Chair6. for RTonIenade aud Ho1se Dfes-,
ns ne Skirt can. be folded when IN use % occupy 2
small Mace as easily and conveniently - 9 n44 %
Muslin Dress an invaluable quality % erEaon1ei NJ,
found a. any Snzie SDriug 6EiFf-
a LSdy. having enjoyed the pleasure SoA4o
great cnnvenianca a. wearing The Duplex Elliptic nteei
spring SKIRT for . sinele ds1. wEi EeEer anefselo7
willingly dispense : in their use. FOR kOhtidcfen,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior 70 81 elhefs
They will rot beBd OF bteek Ike the single Splnk'
bm will preserve heir perfect and graceful s1aps
where three or four ordinar, Skirts VIII have oesn
thrown aside - useless. TIE Heaps are covered Wne
double ard rwisfed thread. and the bottom rocS afO not
only deuble springs. 5ut twice ter doub'e evFerens
preventing them from wearing out when drAsshns
dou D sfoopss sfaITs. &c
me Dup.ex ETiptia IS 3 great favoriie with az the
ladies . ID h. nniNeFsaly y al ne
Fashionable Magazines - the staRdard SKIRT q me
Fashionable World
IT, enjOy the following inestiRabIe afVaniaees ~
stylish shspe and dnish Aexibiiuy. fusabstsEl eem-
tort AMI ecopamy, enquire TOY Nv hFadle3 s Duplex
Elliptic or DoEbie SpTiRs Skirt aad bp SURE yAa 4et
the genuine article
CAUFIDN.-To guard against imposffh,n Be partic-
MAR 10 n.tire that skirts cHered ~ -DUFLBX" have
the red INK stamp viz J ". Bradiey's Dupiey 81
lipt &c Steel Springs " upon the wsi<tband- none other
are genuine. Also notice that every hn0p VIII ednit
a pin being passed through the centre. TINS revealing
the iva Cor dOublel spri 6 braided toEeihe7 herein
which Is the secTet Of their sexibi lity and stfefgtnr an4
= OmbiHafioH not Ia be fousd IN any other skirt
Dor sale in all stores where First Class kkirs are
sold throughout the United States aud elsewhere.
Nanuisttu cd by The sOle owners 81 TIE PATENT
Vests. Bradley & Cary,
Il.3-2m 81 Chambers 4 IS 3 81 Reade SIS. n
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

goda Crackers. Ginger SNAPS and Aerated Cnck-
y eIs,a t SWAN 3 BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
Parkefs corliaI Condiaoa Powder.

the now OF milk Is not only greatly increased, but
the q~ualisy VASTLY Improved, rs " tie Use u ihls
powder, ali tendency ID fSNer, al ross htmOrs and
lmparisics OF the blood, arc at onoefe'nofei.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
SOMETHING
DEW. TSEEUI&SALRABL

A good reIi9bEe Agent
wanted in every town u
take the entire control, for
his DeighborhoOod, Of ssve-
.eal ef the bes-, moes snle0-
BE, and Rro9iabls articles
.Of evergd day use eyer pre-
.sented 70 the pnbiil. ErOf-
its large-satisgacion guar
anteed--The night ran o.
ueman can mai E from SO
70 $50 q week eaEils
.csUse stamp for dsserip
.iiOn and Illustrated cata-
logUe. Sample sent FREQ
Excl4EEe csRnpl Of tar
.sitovy giEen
Address
n. Y. ManufaoturingCo
81 Park Row, ,. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Halm Soap, CASTLE, Ros'n and ~Ilstsrsi ve Soap
/ aud he CskbInttd Si.yeT GLss Starch -
SWAN + BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

This powder Is prepared from The recipe OF an
old English FarTicr, IS nov, ard has been for
wears used throughout I,ngland ly stock ~rciscrs,
not alOmc for its curative, lat also It's fattcning Pro-
pertics. For the following diseases, 1t VIII mFart
ably be found a sgfe, ccTtGia and speedy cure:
Fcpers Of all kinds, Distcngper, Found1,
Coughs, Loss Of Appet:se Hide Bound, lei
lO,0 Water, as also all diseases arising from q
Sisordersd Stomach, or an impure state Of tie
Blood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

FOX EOS-kETEATION o. 1NCUNTINENCE
Of Urine, irritation, inaEmasi0n o. aleenation Of
the bladder. OF kidneys, diseases 81 the prostate
glands, Stone ID The bladder, caierlnS, gravel OF
bTek dest deposit andaH diseases e tie bhddsF,
kidneys and d~Topsieial BRoilings,
UEE HEEGBOLDs FECD ExTRAUr BJcHU.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
An o IA song. Set to a new RI e
User

- - -
aOnIy infaIlIble remedy knOWn.'
sFree FROM PoisOnS.@
"H0t dangerous to the Human Family
aRats come out Of their holes % die, sw f.
-Costar's" Rat, Reach. &c Exterminatirs
Is a ptste-used for Bats Aiee, RoQehes5r
"a lack and rcd AHts &c &es& &C.,
fCOSTAE'S' BedBug ExteFminatorS
Is a LIQUID or Wash-uSed 20 destroy. and
- a preventative for Bed Bugs. de.
.COSTAR'SP Electric Powder for Insects
Is for N0ths, N0s9sifaes. Fegs- Bea-Bugs,
5Rsects on PlaHta, FoafLs, AHImals. &c.
" III BEWARE ~ of all wOr thless Imitatio Is
~ See that "COsrARs" name is on each Box
RoltIe. and FLASK, before you bay. jas
~ Address, HENRY r, FOSTAR,
4S9 broadway, New YOtk.
Sud in BrobnvilIe, NebTaska by
lIolladsk & 2tm9any.
And BY all Druggists and Retailers.
SEQ sz $40
Boa Esd
qa9 al
= Il as
f1i-3 90 oi1J -a9
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
PARKERT CORDILL C0NpITION POWpER,

As its name indicates, Is a gentle stimulant. Tn
like the many articles sold throughout the country
fOg the diseases OF iI0rERs ard Cattle, this IrCpar-
alton - entirely of vel able q~rigin-nO minerals
enter intJ its composition. BGng composed en-
tirely OF aromatic seeds, herbs, roofs and barks.
n may be used with full cOnhdence as 10 its entire
safe.y, certainty, and mildness &c operation IL
e.esnscs the ll,sd, lOOsens The uiic, gives TO the
skin a smooXo%glossy appearance, removes all
bad humors, - Dy its strengthening, life-Giving
properties. iufuscs into the dcbilitatcd, broken
down animal, action and spirit, and restores to him
sll hs natural grace and beauty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

SHATTERED CONSTRUCTIONS RESTORED
By Hs!mbold's Extract Buchu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
BrOwuyills, Neb.
FRENCH HOTEL!

s~pasioas RefeetoFy. Bath Room and Barbers Shop.
&roenfs rot glfapse 60 receirs PerqHSsits.
D. not believe Runners OF Hacfmen who say Ee
are fuil. JRly lst. ls6e. ] ysaF-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

THIS powder being both Tonic and iaxative. pur-
lies the Blood. removes bad humors, and win
therefore be found most cxcellentmpromonng the
condition Of Sheep.
EPPnos g enc 50 eenfs per packaae. prepsre1
onl7 by WILLIAM D. PARKER, 81. Louis.
D-For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
RICHARDSON 8 CO., Gen'I Agts,
5oi 4 700 NOrta Nam Street, St. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
DissoIuiion 81 ParfneraLin-
on HPPRaISED GFQCK.

Friday the 81 day Of Nay. 1851 az 2 o'elock pm.
or said DAY. will oasrios sale {. tbs highest oid-
der Cor cash In hand on the premises Of VIM. a..
Starr, living in Lafayette Precinct. IN Nonaha
County Nebraska, one stmy bag maro Pony. three
sears Old last Spriag. Takea up 81 Wm. HStar
and noW ia his possession.
H-stR JONATHAN HIGGINS, u.P
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
4 Golfers Idea ola wife. Duties

An English Journal has this pictI re Of life
aiaohs the colliers: n few daE y ago a
couple went 10 be married at a VILLAGE church
near Wakefield. The bridegroom was a
miner aud was evidently one Of the III Jst i
Eorant OF his class, and his Intended spous.
was enc IN the same station Of lie. The
ceremony proceeded uninterrcp p;in3ly u.ui
the question Was put:-"Wit thou have this
wcm-E TO be thy welded wife -
At this poiat ;!,o mas turned POUND to the
TomaH, aud to the intense h;ccor g tha
o:fciatia. minister, cool,y asked her: xvi
IA clean mi bo0iis?" The bride yerch af.ad
no answer to the Interrogation. although re-
peated three time, each time with gregter
emphasis and forc., before the clergyman
recovered from his surprise and ordered The
'fraiching pair" out of the edifce. This was
an eventuallty as astounding aud as unex-
pected to the bridegroom as his own conduct
had been to the Parson, but it had the effect
OF bringing him to his senses, and he piteous-
" begged the ERIK to ask tie minister 10
come back, promising most abJectly to go
thIo the ceremony all rect lie was
nobbat an ignorant mon, he id and didn t
nav he don' wrang. The fact WOE he
and has missis had had II oney u Fumpus
about boot cleanin job, and he'd meier wed
her ii she did'na promise to settle EN- The
Clergyman was at last induced to return, and
after reading the couple lecture on the
saeredness OF the ceremony they were about
to go through, and the solemn chara DER of
the building IN which they were, prd decided
with the service, and the two were maj ie one,
the boot controversy being adjourned
sine die. 1t is to be hoped that when resum
ed 'booit" itself will not be turned into a
powerful auxiliary in the discussion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
90 oH.eE. Voting Il. New Jersey.

Luev Stona and Il 3. Blackwell cilizeA.
OF New Jersey, have made an irvestiga gation,
the result oil which is rem tr,iable, and
proves that previously to 1916 only men
voted in New Jersey, but tina, in 1876, The
original State Constitution conferred the
franchise on ali inhabitants," (riau or
women, white or biack,) possessing HE pre-
scribed qualifications u. so clear es.at. and
twciYe months residence, aud this Coasl.iu-
lion remained in force ultil lS4i, In l79S
tie Legislature, in an act regulating clse-
lions, used tie words 10 or she liz refer
cree to voters. In I7g1, another act relative
to elections repeatedly desi-na;cs the voters
as he or she.' la the same rear, 1871,
serem!g-fva women voted IN Elizabeth tow.
for the Fcleral candida G In 1900 women
cen.rally voted throughout. the Stale Ia the
Presidential contest osiween Jefferson and
Adams. In 1902, Il member Of ihs Legisll~
ture, from Huu.eriOn county, was actually
elected ia closely contested election by the
votes Of !"o or three womc- cf cocr. IL
1907, at local election IN Essex county for
the location of the county seat, men aud
women generally participated. and were
Jointly Implicated In very extensive frauds.
In the following winter oc lS0E-S, the I.-gis-
lature, in vic iatIDn Of ;he terms of the Con-
ssi;utioD. passed an act restricting s:..ifagc
to free, whitc, male, aidlt cIt;Zen=. and in
reference - these virtually abolished the
property qualification of $50, thus extend.
ing it to ell Shite male t2x-payers, while
excluding al women ard negroes. In 1870,
the SAME :'~9v:sions were rere=fed, a"d re-
rraised unchanged until the adoption of lie
present Constitution in 1911.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
California SILK Cuifure.

~ California letter writer ("Mark Train,
! asserts that 'the dry, sunny, ~ i'd and balm
atmosphere of California, ard especisIly O:
San Jose Valley, is pnsurl asset in all the
world tor the production of raw silk. The
aufIerrY tree springs up in shorter time,
fcnrishes more luxuriant!y, aud is blessed
with u greater freedom from disease or ben,.
ish Of any kind, in this State, thaa in aImo:,
any other country. Its trunk affairs a cir
cumterence of two or three feet in six or sew
eli years, and slips will grow 10 the height OF.
ten or twelve feet in a single yesr. When
climate can be I, uud which iusurcs tie niul.
berry tree against disease, no occupation is
so free from risk an! so surely Profitable as
the silk culture; and California furnishes
that climate. Therefore, there is little
question that size will one dav become .
great silk-growing State. The Stale egisla
ture has instituted very fair premiums fer
the encouragement of the silk intcrest
There were about 200, 900 cocooas produced
in~C1iiiornia this year, half OF them by Mr.
Provost, OF San Jose. A silk Manufacturing
company has been formed at San Jose ma
chInery has been purchased, and the build,
IngS are now III process OF eractio1. Silk
eau BE- manufactured IN San Jose. with CHS
nese labor, cheaper than it ca. be imported.
Mr.. Provost raises his cocConz III i gar
ret about 40 by ~, which has no rentiIa'ion.
and where the thermometer Is up 10 lU7
state Of things which no silk
w"rn would put up witt in any other coan>
try-yet the beasts eat raveuously, Iv. /.
happily, aud carl ~ in July or August and /
die with unalloyci satisfaction. They weave /
a siiken windiaE sheet for themselves, and !
always take pride in getting It up the hes: (
they know how. Ii these shrouds are to b. .
sent to the factory, the life Of the imprisoned /
worm must De destroyed Ii not, that worm ,
turns INTO q very imbecile: :eokirs : and n:e- /
rior quality Of butterfly, and L;tes boil. in I
the end Of the cocoon and climbs out And .
as long /. lives, it never takes any interest
in anythiaE but laying eggs. It laws them
by the Thousand, and they turn to worias
and fall to eating mulberry leaves with an
avidlty that shows that they mean business.
4 hundred Thousand silk worms at dinner
at once make noise with their teeth sore~
thing ike the racket Of a .team printing
press cocoon averages 500 yards Of fiber.
Or 200 to $50 wards of threaI-aboGt one
spool, should say. Woven ints cloth, it
will make strip of silk goods yard long,
and an inch wide
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

The RAT Misunderstanding fats is
often dililcult, as old rats are very cunning.
Laying around poison is cangerots, for
the reason that rats may die at mac cessibie
spots, and contamlnate the atInosphere with
the well known detestable odor A better
plan has bean adopted by one OF our 4orres>
pondents, by which Ae takes advantage of
the cunning habits OF the rats. He covers
the floor near the rat hole with thin layer
of caustic potash when the rats wa alk on,
this makes their feet sore; these the lick
with their tongues it makes their mouth,
sore, anc the result is that they shu this
locality not alone, but tell all the neid dhbor.
ing rats about it, and eventually the he lse is
entirely abandoned by them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
Radical Version OF the E'rOOfSIl
Con.

One Of the most beautiful passages in
Holy Writ is that wLIch is known as the
Parable of the Prodiaal Son" Our readers
osgbt TO be acquainted with il, so we shall
not repest it, bat if there are any wko are
ignorant Of it, and desire to read 1t, we
would state it may b. found in the Bible IN
the fifteenth chapter Of St. Luke fact that
We have ascertained by our own reseaI ches.
But here Is what HenrJ Ward Beacher calls
the Radical version OF it,
When lnls young nan came toward the
fatt crs house in filth and rags his father
closed the door against him. Say he, iou
vile wretch, you have speut all your patri>
mony, wasted your substance, ana you are
unfit to enter into my house. know you
have no money and you have no credit, and
you cannot buy anything, but ypu must 60
and buy a fne silk robe before YOU can come
into my house; and another thing, when
you cross my Threshold, it shall be on two
inexorable conditions: first of all, you shall
take solemn oath that you have never been
away; and secondly, you shall give good
guarantees that you will n.ver go again"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
WHERE'S $ TIE yIGGEE
\ radical sheet says:

We have had the Republican victory
now where's the nigger?"
Go 10 your .tpre, and you get from eight>
cen TO twenty five cents worth of nigger in
every yard OF muslin you bay; from lea to
fifteen cents worth Of niger in. every yard
of calico your wife and children use; from
six to eight dollars worth Of uigser in each
barrel of hoGr your family cor <umes tween
ty-fye cents worth of Niger in each peUnd
OF coffee you purchase from eight TO twelve
cents OF nj ga: IL: each pound OF sugar you
bay to sHee.eu it. You'll. find small biz of
niggr: in your box OF matches, and con>id-
erab!e nigger in yoar plug Of tobacco. You
can eat nothing. wear nothing taste nothing,
or have nothing, that is not more or less
affected bv the miserable niggerism that has
controlled the country since Old Abe left
Springfield for Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

JuRPESTISE FROM PErEoLEuM Sin ee the
pine product of North Carolina was su bpres.
sed by the civil war, we have missed our ole
convenience for paint and light. and come
into possession Of one still more disagree cable
III Its odor and effects. But recent scientific
experiments in England, it is said, have
proved that turpentine can be extracted from
petroleum by safe and cheap pro-
cess, at ore third of the price of The Carolina
article. Perhaps the manufacture Of turpen>
tiaasg Hrer,hanenty abolished, though indi-
rec.l~ b. the rar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

crambled oat on opposite sides, and the hen
sat pere he'd IN an apple tree and cackled in
triumph. The ladies shook themselves, and
Icy consent went home. They have not
sroken'siuce. The hen disappeared and was
not seen until three weeks afterwards, wnen
she made her appearance with eleven nice
yellow chickens. She found some other
fowls nest and had set in spite of fate Bu,
although not "broken up" herself she had
broken up two matches-for Cynthia Benz
nett was not at home the next time Timothy
called, and Mr.. Henshaw never .orgaye
Helen for having such temper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

REMARKABLE AFFAIR.-A family on Town
Hill missed their cat one day last week, and
not hearing from her soon after, concluded
she had been abducted beyond reach. Sum
day she was found in "a vacant lot in the
neighborhood, wrapped IN the embra &c Of q
snake. Both were dead, the latter having
perished from the bite OF the cat. the marks
oi whose :eeth were found in its back, and
the former evidently suffered death from the
too i,ssllE Eusly hnH Of thse aHafss tdig
/(yN T,rre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
S Bose cf VfE=c--.

Evcrybojs haz heard OF ilIe pro:erb, IL
daily US, which illustrates cLmceal-d mis-
chief by reference TO the ''nIg-er in the
wood pile But Sambo Is NJ longer coa>
6ned TO these localities, it seems; he has,
through the aid Of Radical legislation, &C.
guirsd The attribute Of ubiq iity and i now
present III all we eat, drink or wear. An
exchange illustrates the sghiec. as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

The new textile lately discovered in Neya-
da, IL closely siu.iiaf TO hemp, but has
stronger and finer fbas, ard N pch longer
staple. In proportion to ths gcoa, The fiber
also is o:e abundant, aud can bc more
lealiv separated than flax or hemp. Ths
plant grows in large quantities in the Hum
boidt Valley. but is capable Of nSing cui'''
YaieI ;u or Nor.kcEn and Eastern States.