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dies which depends than half civilized world for
health Diseases which have bafed all medical skill disappear
before their wonderful healing aud cleansing ytues No. 80
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Presents, DaguerreOtypes and Packages
generally be very low by every steamer
and every country and every all Europe by
l. W. NORRIS Globe Express Is Broad street. its agents
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AN INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE-BLACK OR
"A brownGray, red haxen hair changed TO let
black brown In few seconds by using
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR DYE.
The best and cheapest in the world producing
applied rich natural appearance which be distn
gulshed. II Is entirely different from all others
THIRTY-SEvEN CENTS BOX,
three boxes for ST. Each box Of GEORGES HAIR DYE
Hair Dye injurious the hair snd will change
color. Sold Wholesale and retail ScHs Drug store
Grand street n vi Mrs Hays It's Fut0h st. Brooklyn; Cal
lender, Third and Walnut Philadelphia
A T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES. &C.
IA These celebrated cards elegantly engraved DO had
only Broadway corner Of Duane street
AT UNDERSTANDING AND VISITING CARDS
IA All the latest styles be had ut 28 and 35 Broadway
N. Y. Office 3l5 Broadway
A CARD
n As the for FALL CLOTHING IA approaching we
would remind those about purchasing for their
have large and desirable assortment and
Ing daily additions 70 stock
We have taken unusual pains In MEMS DEPARTMENT
and employ the beat cutters to be found.
The CUSTOM DEPARTMENTS largely stocked with piece
goods
Our great and favorable reputation for BOYS CLOTHING
for BOYS OF all ages-from three TO manhoodwi
fully sustained by the assortment prepared display
this
We have unusually large assortment boys furnishing
goods
Boys school uniforms made to order.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 co.
al Broadway, between Canal and Grand streets
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T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS. NOTES, &C.
IA These celebrated cards elegantly engraved DO had
,ny Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
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A T. HEwITTS-wEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
All the latest styles be had at 2S and Bis Broadway
n Y Office 3l5 Broadway.
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j o I'm CT UME
GROCER-A lexandria. Louisiana.

iAViSGrentedth the Store formerly occupied by
n S. Kihbe, on Second Street, opposite tie In
piles Hotel he wishes to inform his friellds aid
thepubjis generally that lie has made arrangements
Tor receiving fresh supplies weekly, as follows
Sugar Cured Hams, Side and Shoulder Bacon,
Hess Beet, Mekerei fish, sardiles, Lard. Bt,te,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Coffee, Teas and Eraits Of sill
kindsand OF the best quality, and everything kept
in Wholesale or Retail grocery.
dis slslQf0I,s--
Such as Cogniae Brandy IRISH Whiskey Bourbon
do, Wines, Porter and Ale, Of best brands, also
Cigars ofthe best quality and the BEST Of copter-
tonarv and Pound Cake always on hand. Ailot
which he offers Mt reasonable prices. Jan 2s~ls
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PalLApElPnlA.

PHILADELPHIA.
d Beaepo1ent Institettoa esa6lsAed6g spsstal I'm
domaeat for tie Rslief Of lie Sie6 ana Dis
tressed, affected spiM FiYalem and
emte Dis sSe9s s.
TTHE HON ARD AsSoGIATI0N,.in view of the
i awful lessiluction OF humanlile, caused by Sex
5ual diseases. and the deeeptiOns praetced aten
the unfortunate Victims OF such diseases by Q,tls
several wears AGO directed therC opsn,ing STA, cor,
as CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their ndme,to
open Dspensary for the treatment OF tbs class
OF diseases, in all their FORMS and to give NTH
CAL ADVIeE GRATIS tx. all who apply IL letter,
swtha description oil their condition, tsge oeerra-
ton, habits oflite, &c.,l aid in cases otestrene
poverty, to furaaEsEa medicines tree Of
charge. 1t is needless to add that tie Assoeia-
ton caipmands the highest Notwithstanding rye,
and will furnish the most approved modern tlt-t-
linent
TheDirectors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upofttlc northumberland diseases, ex-
press thehiglest satisfactionwith the success which
shas attended the labors OF their Surgeons III
the cure ot spermatorrl,oa, Seminal Neaa.
Hess, Gohorfo,a, elect, Syphilis, the Vices
ouanism or Sel!-abuss, &es, aud order =
contih'aavee Of tlesalnos plan for tue ensuing
The Direct eSs on 3 review Of the past feel al
sared that therlabors iisfliis sphere OF beaeye.s
lent effort have beenof benestto the afflicted
especially to thego6ag, ard they have resolved 10 )
devote Themselves, witll.enewedzeal, TO this very
impoftaIttsilt mueh aespiscd cause.
An Admirable report on spermatorfL@a or Sem;
nal Necklaces, the vice OF 0nanism Masturhaton,
OF Selt-abuse and ether diseases OF the sexual OF.
gans, by The CONSULTING surgeon, viii be sent by
mail Gina seaiedenveone) FREE OF CHARGE on
receipof two stamps for postage. Other Reports
and Tracks on the nature aud treatment of sexual
diseases, Diet &C., are constantly being published
for gratuitous distribution and will be sent to the
afflicted Some oithc new remedies and methods
oftreatment discovered during the last year, are OF
great value
Address, fer Report or treatment, DR.. j. Skill
LIN H0UGHTeS, Acting SaFgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
By orderof the Directors.
EZRA D. nEARTWELL,
Gro. FARcaiLp, Secretary. President.
RseD2l-1y
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- p Z 40 &4'
W i}ERfAS my. wife MARY Jaqc i.incecun has left
" my oaiesh} protectiod without any, cause
OF prorocatlon wha'eYer, aud positively refuses to
r t.'s although property ,iyieed aud persuaded
thereto
Now therefore this Is 70 notify III persons aot to
gge auy ereais Oh my eeose9, as Mil iil1o man
her be responsible. theretors
Nov. lyt, $50 pEcUNSEfT 6. LtNGECUA.
Noy f-3t*
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So Terms afs lie :.

Lot Flows aud Gear, and Household and Kitchen
Enrnitnra
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State Of Louisiana,
~ Parish Of Rani1oa

M y Rtosenthal vs.. Benz Shefiield-N1. 5U79.
virtue Ola writ off, IT, issued out Of the Dis
=, eflet Court in and for the Parish and State
"eresald, aud direcedso the Sheriff thereof, said
WI, lssllng IN the above rectod cause will be sold
y 'se Court, House door in the town Of Alexandria,
~ y.s sSsa'ifsaay IRE sd day December.
i,'' between The hours prescribed by law the
following property, to wit; s
ABOUT % tt1irty-fve hundred pounds
o. Seed Cotton, more or Tess, at
u near Ga8 residence Of the I33-
fendant.
nee Si1eaia the above case to satisfy psid Urit
,,, asg'ns Oh sae-CASH, with the benefit OF APP
'uerllt 5 Office, New. 10th, 1859.
Nov. 23,-ptr's fec * no
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&c. ssherif's Sale.


Minor. : bower y. 70 $50.
PeSeG AM to decree of the District Court for
800 me fafsh OF Rapides, rendered in the above
stated cause, ] shall sell on
afURDAY, the 9TH day Of Janu-
airy, 1880,
N1ruble Auction before the Court house door in
feSandria, all that Tract OF Parcel Of LAMB.
A0sn as the "Muhollan Plantation, and situated
wine Bayou Beuf in this Parish. There are
1000 Acres
%SasSle land, and over Three thousand Acres OF
t4s Woods Land contiguous to it, making in III
1925 "a. case5
sae Or less The place has been cultivated as Il
'saf Plantation many years.
Terms OF Sale
H. sasioarth Of the purchase money in c ASH-for
i eanlalnder, the purchaser will execute two
oSa = notes of which one haif shall be payable
se order of the Tutor of the Minor Polk and
I'M" mali to be payable to the order of the
hsv ~ ~ S'ie Minors Fiower--the notes respect
IA ~ &c payable in equal amounts on the 9Th
lSs y IN the years 1861 1852, 1868, 1854 and
stk s;.e 'ae Bank of Louisiana in New Orleans
aals ~ percent per annum interest from day
On ~, ai pald-vendors' lien, and special mort
Gea,sieoSs 'ned With the customary pact of non
a Il viii be sold in block and not at, the
III i y uqeh per acre, neither will any diminu
1cil pllee DC allowed, Should the quantity named
Ra,iioa 'ae .rue quantity on survey, nor will any
Se-e l. e o. increase of price be required should
slA,, ,vsua upon survey. a greater quantity
~ stated IN this advertisement.
Nov. 40 ,o.a J. c. WISE, SHERIFF. /
ss'' lS0s7-ptr's fee sl7 50
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fTaTIrE.

Bayou RapitLcS, Nov, 10, lsa2-4t
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November $50, lS59-te
Al L Il. ) efjon.

fonlol fenerts 81 axe proclamation 4 e Robert @.
Y y iet5'itte3 qqNerleipt.e Eat de "a i.oueiate,
Il nl9l atressee' ayfSest par ees presentes come
ta& sotaIls eomRhttH ala p8roisss les Rapides
Aqe ane election alg heu tsiis a divers pleeincts
Gs y parolsse des RAesssa~ etablis @lon la loi,
LuNDlle jour dc Janvcg, 1866, Jour elife IN
sen9ieuI d'ktat our reaipialer Ia pate yacante,
ocraeio6ee par Ia resignation de Honorable Thos.
o dloofr oaAs ID tstp1t compose DIES pHroisses
DIES Rap cs q tfogQes
hes ceaitassaIies 9el=eton pranlaoatayis cue
IA cite ciecilon aura lien sons tqys les rlpports
se'on rs gFeFjsioas ie I! cg8stt,tit4g eT les lois
teis c,ts
Bureau du sAerii, lie ~ Sov..iS5a.
Aor23-te j. 6. WIS, Sheriff
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MASONIC.
Succession Sale.

Succession of Eli Damerell, Deceased.
tpY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Districc Co4s,,
ID in and for the Parish of Rapides and Sta,e OF
Louisiana, rendered ON the 18th day Of November
last and in conformity with the advice Of a
Family Meeting, the SheriGo the aforesaid Parish
viii sell at Public Auction, at the late residence Of
tAn deceased, on
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fla. s. ss ri "a NJ IT'S
R 0 " H60 o PsS Il N d III b
For CGTTssy HslaEAES.
Prlee 8 cents per po9ad- rs per CEN, less liza
Rene


Rope
NY one considering the advantages OF Iron
nsover Rope as amaterial for binding cotton bales
II will be surprised that it has not been adopted
long since. In its security against fire there is an
overwhelming reason for its adoption.
: The Presses in the Seaport Cities have been the
main causeof its not being generally adopted but,
now that objection is removed generally, and the
rleanssPress, the largest IN N. o., give it the pre-
fMenee over rope. The Fassmann Iron Hoop and
Tie IL The Improvement Of one of the proprietols,
aIds adopted irol the fact, that it is found alter
long experiment, toeonhine the greatest meritsin
simplicity and facility of application of any one
yet made. ltsso prepared as TO require no change
for recoIlpressing Thus obyiating the only re.
naming difficulty at The sea board cities.
> The hoopsare sent Of any length from eight to
sen feet and a Full guarantee given thatneither the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. And further, that all
cotpn bound in them shall be received the same
terms, Ut the Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Rope,
sot one pound more or less.
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Of it, We
give tue following, among numerous conlinenda.
tions we have:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having had
cotton compressed with Fassmann' sntvsIron Hoops
and Ties, hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed, and the buttons or hoops
never break sherlsthrovn downsinsthe Ships hold
or when slowed:
I. l. eondey, Capt. Ship. Moses Davenpor,
A. Robinson, I" I" Madras,
james Tomas, - Henry,
A. Talbot, 6 Ilareaseeket,
John Dean s James Flint
JohnsC. Wilmer, Nulhouse,
u - 1T
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All suns OF twenty Dollars and under Ash
All sums between twenty and five htndr doiAfs,
onl2montts' credit-all sums Of five Hundred and.
oyef, or one aud Two years credit purchasers 10
sse taeif NOES, with gooa and solvent seeurisy III
@l'a@ payable to Robert Smith, Administrator of
tae oaseess'on aud bearing eight PR cent. interest
Won '''F OF sale ill paid, with speeiji mortgage
Hu vendors privilege retained on he iand and
msfA no warranty as to slaves except that of
"' r. j. c. WISE, Sheriff.
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4 Estray taken up by John Boyd, A.
a on Bayou Clear, about 20 niles iron,
Alexandra, dark hay Mare, ID hands @-a--l='l'
high both hind feet white, small white or frosty
blaze on forehead, spanish brand on right shoulder
about years old appraised by T. R. Mcbride and
j. K. Mathews, to be worth $50 in cash.
Now, therefore all persons interested is hereby
notified to come forward within sixty days from
dste hereof, prove properly, pay charges aud take
her away orsaid estIasSili be sold according to
law. IA. WISE, j. P.
oet26-2m. Lamourie Ward
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t2o MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
GA1aH0UL4 PARISH, LOUISIANA.
Nf RS. ANDERSON & son respectfully s.
III announce to their numerous friends fEsfA
wi ard all other seekers OF sss SO EsasNs7
Health, Pleasure and Red eall6n As sS
that they have newly fttedsup sher establishment
at the Castor Springs and are prepared to
offer better accommodations than ever to those who
feel disposed to pay them a visit. The water POS.
sesses the very finest medical properties as njany
heretofore afflicted with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Jaundice, and other functional aid organic dis
eases can testify.
The SPRINGS are situated in pleasant, health-
full, Pine Valley region with an abundance Of
OR aT21 q, and every facility will be Afforded
to chase and kill the silver footed deer.
The roads are good from almost any point,
North Joufh, East or West.
There are Bath Houses provided for those who
desire to test the efficacy of the water by bathing,
and those who desire amnsements will be furnished
with Bali ROOMS, B4lLL dLLEYs, &c.
TIE proprieiors are distinguished for their un-
wearied attention to the happiness and comfort of
their guests, and their charges are more moderate
than most places Of similar resort.
June 9Th, IS59-6rn
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!, NEGROES F0R Said. q

NJ. NJ
IL03EIY 81 SER a ms,
FIR o NJ " q e tn 4 III N 4 J,
HAVING determined to establis peraaiet
Ill SLAVE DEF <sF inAAleSalr5'a, La
will keep on 'la5a daring the sestsol selee, ana
assorted LOT IF NEGROES, soaAistiag Of able
bodied Field 'nds, likely Boys, Girls, Women,
&c. They&iuyits those wishing to 9uY no. i
NegrRe@, to ali aud ekaaip Tor asTisalrcs
Mr. Si'RAaiisS viii }ulnaii a.l the Ttrs alNS!s
.Eeaay 10 wait pp3a pugeaaseis and taese n ial ~
% examine then YES wI5ileNR AltsEt l9s
returned to AlAeaa orttc purpos OF setiil8 on
additional suppl S rom time 10 time as the de-
'nand ofals ma set may resfttire
1iessrs y & save 1een yading ii The
alsi-si'it market for naa5er If teafs land can
give be llo7s satisfactory Aa@ Orleans Preferences
Is 70 their esponNnity and character, such as
a'radlyt Niison q Co, 5. o. Nelson d Co., and
others.
Alexandria, Nov. lB, ls59-sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
SAINT JOSEPH ADS.

SAINT JOSEPH ADS.
IL \ uExxrxesA cH1LDs
], B. JENNING & 90.
EXCLUSIVELY
Wholesale Gro
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Cor. 2ndand Frances as, st. Joseph No.
HAVE inst reciered By late arrival, at much be-
low the regular rates Of freight, . heavy stock Of
Groceries, which having been purchased at extreme
" Low prices, will be sold unusually cheap for cash.
WersspeetfaIly invite buyers to an examination OF
So bids new crop Sugar, fair to prime, ) reducsd
fe6O sacks G A and Kauaws salt
500 bis suPerfne, extra and extra 6ns Flour
coo mcks "
80 derces new Rice
| 800 hf and or boxes Star Candies
Eco boxes family Soap
500 boxes Rio Coffee, good fair 70 prime
5Sbls crushed and powdered Sugar
2e0bls and M bis butter, soda, sugar and vine
Crackers
400 kegs assorted Nails
$50 coils manniIIa rope, from n to IL iiehes,
rs boxes pearl Starch
so boxes 8XI0 aud 1OXlZG Glass.
SEQ dOz 8X10 and Il and l2Al4 window sash
100 sacks new dried Apples
100 boxes imperial, gunpoFdeT, young dyson and
black Tea
$50 boxes zssarted and fancy Candy
so boxes sugar Toys and Gum drops
100 whole and hf drum Figs
50 boxes layer Raisens
200 boxes Glasgow and Virginia Tobacco
10000 Segars, variOusbrands
$50 boxes, and 25 bis Smoking To aeeo
600 dozen Fields celebrated Oysters
$50 boxes VI. Pr and E ID Cheese
Wooden ware in every variety: Cotton batting
Candle wick, wrapping yarn, hemp Irvine, white fist
Fotomse herring, fresh Goshen butter. eranberries
orange fresh and preserved fruits, j%ellies, pickles
HOLSTERS, pepper sauce, eatsups, pepper. allEPiee, gin
ger. curranas, prunes, vermacilli. macarOnL nuts o
all kinds. etc etc. ~
H~Hides, peltries, beesWax and all other hind
Of produce taken in exchange for goods by
J. B. JENNINGS i Co.
Jan'y 20 1859 S0yly - &
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
0EENOLDS q KENNICOII,
UIeli0T fale 81 Tie !.
GnhEI ErRnfan KarserH.

CeahsI Egybhaa Nursery,
NeaF Odin. Nari0h C0unty, illinois, 5000 Apple
Trees ekoics varieties SSJia Eve 10 seven and a
kaif ferf high and four years sd, from bad or graft,
alf1e.per 700 cash, delivered n Odin OF SandOYal,
free a al bat packing charges. fSey offer in adj
titios a f,ieadid ASSORTMENT e large ETeSgrcen trees,
keses anl ether Ornamental Shrubs and Plants Of
q Feod quzliiy and at as lDH rates a. they can be
pu1chased elsewhere. The stock o. Pear, Plum,
cheuy, Psaea aad Ounce Tree, thoues DSt large,
~ ben carefully selected, and IL like Everything
else 81 80 e~sfsbiishment-of Western growth. A
larre and very fne stock a choice Currants, Rasp-
hsrnes Goasebouies, Strawberries, Rhnbarb, Gc.,
90 sale cheap. ParticulaF attention will be given
e. fte psrking q trees, Sc, for distant customers.
Catalsr1cs . bs had NJ the o6ice q Emery's Jour
81 e. 81 addressing rs a. Odin.
JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
"a "A 50 IL CHAG KENNfC0TT
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07

The undersigned, Rev. J. K, Bragg. is a minister in
in regular standing, and pastor Of the Orthodox Church
at Broekfelds Mass. He is a gentleman OF great indu-
ence and universally beloved WM. DYER
BROOFIELD, J8nuary u, IS58.
Professor WOod-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your
Hair Restorative, II gives me pleasure to say, that its
effect has been excellent in removing Inflammation
dandruH andR constant tendency 70 itching with which !
have been troubled from my childhood; ana has alSo re-
stored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its original
color. have Used no other article with anything like
pleasure OF or profit.
Yours truly, TX BRAGG
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes.
VIZ: large. medium and smanj the small ones hold a
half pint each. and retails for one dollar per bottle: the
medium holds at least twenty per cent more in propor-
ton than the small, retails for two dollars a bottle; the
large holds a quart forty per cent more in proportion-
and retails for three dollars a bottle.
Q. !. WOOD x Co. Proprretors, $40 Broadway. New
York liu the great New YoTh Wire Railing establish
ment,1 and ia Market St. st, louis No..
Soldby J. ID. MAUN & Co, Brownvflle. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
DRUGS MEDICINES,
That Great Remedy,
@n WnWG GmEGWT.

80 LONE SOEAaAAA
IL E2u1d at AnaOts
N &sFegaaEs claimed b. the medrai p~Eofessiun and
lie m sfea t~hslsands that have used il and tested
rs Mtsaesei curative properties, 70 Be the greatest
GaEery IN medical science, and natures oEn remedy,
b the1esuIt q years Of toll and study, ~ one q 0hio's
.9xyStite physicians. in order 20 produces something hat
wOaid meet the wishes Of susering humanity. and thou
tnas 4roEa The pr.nceEx palace and h4mbkst cottage
csn testify to The immediate relief .fpua& b. its usA.
Ean4of space we only OgeE = Few.Of ske many evil
ssn6a. IN ~ favor.
sMOITSE, III; Feb. y, H6S.:
r zFESsRS. s. K. MANN x Cove nnG year Ague
hslsza &gstziog 70 aay remedy IN cur maEket Scr the
ysFHQzeEa eeEe a al maiari0us diseases. We cheer
sgAg Eesenaasns i as worthy As1 sfcas RAaEs = ksa
s sgrS s. Vrusg xsgSa aBcaARDs &TEeN4s.
Is the as9sasssfhaa Chalss, Fever and Ague, I cheez-
I fzhtE kzzE1ds IKE e55kv5zs:- having observed closely
the eNE%s Ct pg. Maaz's Ag1e B4lsam II. this vicinity
/ fy kBe $ass shree years. am well pleased vita its re-
nieEaI yizfzss a. On antidOte 70 maiaTia- ] have fire.
queafis ssss II in my pEactlee, and with entire salts:
fac.ion- EEeas ~ Intimate ~knOWiedse q this COMPOUND
i EosouslspS& " Is safe; promt and efficient
yGsiien, o4sa 4 5niI st 1858
BLUFToE, Ind, May IT. 1883.
MEssRs. SIX MANN 4 sold your Bal
sam &x he. past three years % sores q persons IN thu
vici1siy, and ei0selS observing it effects, We do No
hesitate in.sxxs1g, We believe Il fhe best remedy eve
/ sos1in Indiana, and viii e~nectually cure ehills fever am
viii enectuAUy cure chiiIs, fever and aEuewithout fail
Truly YVurs, PULLMAN &KEARNS, Drug'ts.
LoGAssPoRT, Ind, Sep. q. 1856.
DR. EANE-Ple$se sead me. one half gross more o
your Ague BaIsan Immediately. II is.in great demand
AMI may be truly styled the King o. Fever and Ague.
T. j: LYLE
l. ST. LOUIS, March 1st, 1858.
MESSRS. S K MANN & Cove have sold a Iarg
angNnt Of your Aene' Balsam the past three years, an
hnG that where ihtrodnced and sold Il has no equal i
| the history q ag1e remedies, and from ali parts u tn
west se:hezr thesame cheering news-it never fail
% cure its palient-and is looked upon in this cOuntr
As the best medicieine- for ckils, fever and ague eve
IN our market. o. J. WOOL CO..
S.. X. MANN s. CO., Proprietors, Gal
ion Ohiq. Sold by ]. H. MAUN&Co.
ne37 Brownville, N. T..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
A. c. RAYMoND.
BALT1MoxE, Jan. %, 1858.

. DALIIMUAE1 Jan. 1913.
Professor WOOd-Dear Sir: Having had the misfor-
tune to loose the best portion Of my hair. from the ef
fects Of the Yellow Fever in New Orleans in 1S4. I was
induced to make e trial Of your preparation. and found
1. to Enswer at the very thing needed. NY hair il now
thick and glossy, ana no words can express my OBLIGATION
to youth giving to the afflicted such treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
RARE NJ NEW r
GARDEN SEEDS.

We are now receiving in Store and offer for sale a
large stock of all varieties Of garden seeds, the
growth. of the past season, and procured from sources
we can rely upon for correctness and purity of the
varieties: Catalogues containing descriptions and
sent to all applicants.
Prices very reasonable.
JOHN G4RNETT d Co.,
6s, North Second st, st. Louis, No.
Feb 70, SO Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-07
La Noble Nursery.

Ons hnnlfel and twenty-five thousand Native
EFerEreens la Nursery assorted 6 70 10 inches, 81
FeF hundFsd $50 per thonsand. l25,000 do from
fFssL 81 ser h~Enlred-Sl0 per thOusand-Ss0 per
leA69.
khsbsFb, Currents. Strawberries, LaWtQn Black
krrdss.E -nruHran Mountain Ash, American and En-
esh Elm. Lareh. Silver Mafle; Golden and Osief
Niioa at uholesaie.
Aiss e. TIE retail trade. 10000, Native and For
eTn cFergrcens from I % 10 feef high, which can bo
saiey FcmsEcd.
Visitors FronGunee oar f~pecirens The finest IN the
Wea. INeafy-tHo varieties exhibited 81 the State
Eair a. Centraiiia, ueFe awarded the FIRST premium
and E Eratuity. A general assortment q Fruit and
oTEaneniai Trees. shrubs and Plants, Usage and
barkfhern Eeige Plants.
Tsrms CASA. Catalogues furnished on appliea-
SAMUEL EDWARDS:
p Nellie, nureau CO. ne.
FEB. 10, 1855 ~