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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11


H-Ee are authorized to announce the name Of u
G. johnson, Of BrOwnville, as a candidate for Districi
Attorney for the Second Judicial District.
n-we are authorized to announce the name Of W
L. Boydston, OF Nebraska CITY as a candidate for the
O1ce Of District Attorney in the Second judicial District
SHERIFF. .
" We are authorized to announce the name Of
J.. w. Coleman as a candidate for Sheriff Of Nemah'
County.
Gs-We are authorized to announce the name Of John
n. Morrison as a candidate for the OfhceOf sheriEoi
Nemaha county.
Es-We are authorized to announce the name Of Grin
Rhodes as a candidate fOr the Odice Of Sheriff Of Nema-
"a county.
PROBATE JUDGE.
HzeWe are authorized to announce the name OF Geo
w. BrattOn as a candidate for the once Of Probate
Judge Of Neuaha county.
Ez-We are authorized to announce the namo Of G
W. Wheeler As a cand date for the Office Of Probate
Judge Of Nemaha county.
G-R. J. Whitney is a candidate for reelection t.
the Ofice Of Probate Judge Of Nemaha county. Thank
full for past hOnOTs he trusts his old friends will still
remember him st the ballot box.
H5=We are authorized to announce the name Of Seq.
mour Belden as a candidate FOR the Office OF Probate
Judge of Nemaha county.
TREASURER. -
EE-We are authorized to announce the name Of A, s
Holiday as a candidate for the once Of Treasurer Of
Nemaha county.
1--WE are authorized to announce the name Of Jacob
Stricken as a candidate fOT the Office Of Treasurer o.
Nemaha county.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
G5sWe are authorized to announce the name Of d. G
Sanders as a candidate for reelection to the ONCE O
County Commissioner for the First District, Nemah'
County.
REPRESENTATIVE.
1--WE are authorized to announce the name OF DR.
W. W. Keeling as a candidate for Representative
from Nemaha county in thenext Territorial legislature
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
G5@We are authorized TO announce the name OF VIM
Hoblit2eQ as 3 candidate for the once Of Recorder O.
Deeds OF Nemaha county.
COUNTY CLERK.
1910 all whom it may concern; T.. W. Bedford
has, by solicitation, consented to become q candidate fo
the office Of County Clerk Of Nemaha County.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Died

At Beatrice, Gage county, N. T., Aug. lss on bis
bis way from Pixies Peak to this City, JACOB
THoRNBURG, of New Castle, Henry Co., Ind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
HAND WANTED.

] wish to employ a good, steady hand, to labor a.
a farm hand for the term Of one year.
CURKAN HUTCHINS.
BrOwnVille. Aug. II. n5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

The last Legislature of Texas contain
en- thirteen linen of mark" Not one of
them could write his lame.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
CANDID
DISTRICT


E1Announcing candidates, IS in Advance. In no in
stance will this rule be departed from--R
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
The Kansas Claim BiII.

We give below an abstract of the dam
ages to property in Kansas during "the
war;" as reported by the Commissioners
to the Convention:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Omaha Land Office.

During the month of July just closed,
there were sold for cash, at the Land Of
fee in this city:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

Whole number of claims audited, 473
amount claimed $676,020
allowed 412,S7S
Total value of crops destroyed, 37,349
number of houses destroyed, 70
horses taken, 36S
cattle taken, 533
Total amount of property owned
by Free State men destroyed, 1855, 779
Total amount of property owned
by Pro-slavery men destroyed, 77,19S
Total amount of property de-
stroyed by P~ro-slavery men,, 31S,71S
Total amount of property destroy
ed by Free State men, 1929
So far as the Commissioner have been
able to ascertain, over two hundred men
lost their lives in the different engage
ments.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

G-We have no pity for people who go about complain
ing Of their aches and pains. Why do they not forthwith
procure a bottle Of Curtis Mamaluke Liniment, and re-
i~nvigorate their deceased muscles? 1t is a pain killer,
and no mistake. And remember also, that his Compound
Syrup Of Sassafrasi is a sure remedy for coughs, colds,
and the thousand and one diseases Of the respiratory or.
gans. No medicines are more a~ficaciOus and mono more
popular. See advertisement sA
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

LANDS ENTERED
v WGrraHts LaceteS By
J. 1eCcNIHE, Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

E5eWe are authorized to announce the name Of o.
G. Johnson, Of BrOwnville, as a candidate orDiStFie'
Attorney for the Second Judicial District.
n=We are authorized to announce the name Of W
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

We solicit a continued and lncf'D
patronage, Pledging ourselves 10
no pains. to give entire sa1stacu'-
prices and quality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

E3%TO all whom it may concern; II. W. Bedfor
has, by solicitation, consented to become q candidate Il
the ONCE Of County Clerk Of Nemaha County.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-23
her aud Canvas luaa Pouches

body leather pouches ba made Of good and sub
q eight aud the smaller sizes less than
seven ounces to th square loot ie lotion g, circular oa m and
strongly The iron rivets well nned
woven 50 water wghng pouches No
yard 81 inches width, II ounces the
pouches size No loss than
the % nces width for pouches size No q
the yard Of ~ inches width the threads
warp composed Of ut las five each.
The pouches sizes numbered aud D. are 70 be ne o
than the yard so inches width
the warp and wen be composed of AZ least four
Leather and caneas Ho,se.u Bags,
o No 1BOdy ls inches long and q inches wide in tho widest
size No. Body 45 inches long and u inches wide in the widest
SIZE No Body IL inches long 10 inches
parts ends or bottoms Of same being 10 by 20 inches
m leather well anned weighing not less than seven ounces to
e % foot and s sa ,ho to Be % w a. pd sr oO
The horsoa bags TO be made OF cotton canvas like
that described for the tl ger sized pouches.
the bags and oacne OF in the materials m
well price O any such will be considered
All articles contracted for be delivered at The Of
the contractor Boston, Mass Albany, " Phla.
Richncnd Va Raleigh N q Charleston s. O. savannah Ca
Mobile New Orleans, Knoxville Nashville and Memphis,
Louisville, Ky. Cincinnati OHIO Louis, Mo- and Chi.
cago ill., in such quantities. and at such such times the de-
before delivery and none are be received which inferior
in respect the specimens adopted as the standard bags
proposals SHOULD stcc the price Of each article proposed 10
No proposal will be considered accompanied
specimens samples article bid showing the
onsrueon quality materials and Workmanship offered
and also With written guarantee from the proposed as
(wlose responsibility lie certified by the Of the
they rcsc) that they viii become responsible
cion bond the due performance OF the oonaet in case sn
proposal be accepted.
The specimens samples department
25l those which shall have
companiei the accepted proposals w connection with such
posa The basis of tho be made Every specimen
should be well distinctly marked with the number
noting zc have axed TO sample OF the materials can-
loa,her) Of which Is made All specimens deposited BY
bidders which with safety and convenience be used pthe mali
service viii be paid for at the prices specified in the proposals. rela
ting the
decision third day
and accepted bidder bidders win be required 10
contract with sufficient bond surctes,
Fore hotwenty day Of June
o different kinds
mail bags which viii probably be required they informed that
furnished o the OF during the
last bags leather
pouches mail pouches and 500 ena bags
Tho proposals. shoulds outside Proposals Mail
Bags and be addressed the sPostniacr 6, ncraLr
AARON Y. BgOWN,
le--faw12w Postmaster General.
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TINTED STATES PATENT CFFICE,
WAsiINoroS January

THE PETITION of Ethan Alcn Of Worcester, Mass praying
10 him tho 10th OF April lS45
ior from the
pron patent which kes place the 10th day Of April
a-~.
said petition be heard the Patent ONCE
Monday March IL O'Clock and all persons
appear show they bye why said po
ton ought be granted.
opposing required 20 file "a he Patent
their objections specially forth In writing, at least twenty
days the bearing an testimony filed by either party 10
bearing transmitted accord
with tho Che Office which will be furnished on appca
The testimony lith OF March: depo
must be nod In the
morning o that day the argumcp t
within DAYS thereafter.
ordared also published the union Washing
ton Mss week for three weeks the
publications least sixty days before the 2sh Of
March next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioner of Patents
P sEdiorso above papers win poaso copy, their
bills Patent oaoe, With paper containing hq notice
Jan la--IAvaw
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DEPARTMENT, jan IT, 1855
will be this department until nne
oclock M day April next for furnishing for four
such quantities and at such
may required ordered for the service mail bags OF
the following descrpton--to vii
CoRyas HaH Bugs Sacks.
size No. I43 length inches coumerence)
weighing least fifteen TO the
% inches width the threads of the nnd we to be
composed OF I'VE yarns oach
so No. al inches in circmneroeo0 to
weighing al least fourteen ounces to the
yard inches width The threads Of the warp aud wet to be
composed e. four yarns each.
size inches in length and 3Sn0b IN clrcunorance, TO
weighing AT go eight ounces 70 the yard
the theads Of tho warp ard wen 70 be composed
OF three yarns each
The bags numbered 70 b n4de with
tanng inches vide upon which sufficient
number least ten to The former and eight 70 the latter cye
wrought and they be provided with good and
aufcent hemp them strongly All to be
We'll narked inside ousdc ,Ial distinct
.
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EA.rySlEss l;; AND sINGdNG M NO NOISES IN THE

osarss AND lsr,aBlr trRBish and Iorc Inrnay for Tho
Iaines Head and Mind Complaints 32 Spring Gardens
Siiarpg Cross London neand Consulting CHARLES HENRY
EpcEI SKINNER, esq Registered pursuant
rotary os POWELL discovery being positive method
sfore aiordne instant and magical relief sufferers
haze been for 10 80 years compound medced
applied 10 passing
held by tho sufferer for minute 10 the affected and In
staIy the patient who previously deaf enabled hear
montoned conversation. few nights similar VIII
TO the most nveterae of deafness
the head.
extremely deaf by means OF this permanently themselves
distant part the world without pain Thousands
restored perfect hoarng and forever rescued the
tho unqualified present
Hospital private testimonials certificates
physicians aud In Engand IN whose deaf
have been hundreds private snts
sufferer the colncnt
dent amy the four Of the globe be cured
this discovery be them with prescriptions,
preparations &C. that viii enable them positively themselves
fj 5s Is the of the which the
rotary POWELL, % Spring Gardens Carg Gross london,
England be either by bankers draft payable England
country Sufficient three Of
the head, fI0 los Jan 14-d1y
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DkFAagsss1,
December nth, 1855

Treasury DkfAarsssS
December i7th, isbs
SEALED viii be received this department until n
O'Clock noon Monday January millions
stock OF tho United The OF 4h
1865 sad stock years from the LIST
Of January next per per
payable semi Annually days January July OF eae
year.
No viii be below par or any iacton
thousand dollars win be considered unes
deposited the order Of tho Secretary a the
Treasury w depoiary tho Unod States whose certificate of
accompany bid In a the bids must be
conditional bids Of others aud state
the premium offered therein.
The scaled proposals should be endorsed the outside OF the
ycope Proposss and DO addressed TO the Scre
ary the Treasury Washington u G. Tho which be nc
oeped from bdder will be required be paid 20 the eposiary
United States his residence Indicated s nos CON
by him. sood bids be from parties moi residing
within the United Slae they win be required deposit ic prnci
premium with the ~ Boston New York,
Philadelphia, or New Orleans.
Ioars each .sabs
the successful eiadors with
from c July next payable bearer attached
certificates deposit United
deposit from
thai the July viii paid successful bidder
attorney by doposary dcposi,
Successful win bo required deposit The principal and
accepted bids heore 18th Of March next
preliminary deposit per win be nmmedaiey drect
ed to be returned o The unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB
Secretary ortbo Treasury.
I-lnwt2IJan fIutAstar1
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THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRNALLED IN MAR

IL
Natural color permanently aer the hair becomes supplies the
iandun Itching and heat from the scalp aue and tones up the
v wa mus cures an nervous heanche ana may ne @ c non @
falling makes soft glossy healthy and beautiful and If used
by the young week, will fan become
sy them reader the following and ngc for yourselves
NEW YonK, Jan s, 1858.
MFrs o woop Co Gentlemen Having heard good deal
about and bar being quite
gray made mp my mind % lay aside the prndccs which com
with great many persons had against all Of patent
medicines and short time commenced using your article TO
test il for myself
result has been very satisfactory very
and in justice to well for the of others who
may bo y gray rs w but who hayng my prsaa9 wog, m!
trial ill they have further proof and the b proof being ocular de-
SUCH and proof, who
Of ,ho \ Z Wire Railing establishment every day
every way being goscr and thicker, aud much healthy
boxing am yours, respectfully, - -
Corner Columbia and Carroll ss, Brooklyn.
Ilyiyosros Ala. Feb. ID 1865.
pRoF WoI,.r Sir good
70 'es part q tue country NY r has been % snsng @ aasnng @
LOT % ysars aaea from rom @ gn Sum Wnen car w W
weeks and find that have n head now & CROWNS @ after after yog
Ole remedy and advise all who afflicted tat to
You publish this If you think proper. Yours, SC.
IrurApKrrmA, sept. ., 1857.
Prov woop-pcar Sir Your Restorative proving itself
beneficial to me- The t and also the back of my head al
most l Is IN nc bald have used but two half
studded with promising crop Young hair
rcecyns s beaea' have tried other preparations without
lean induce many others 10 Try Yours respccliully,
No. iei Vine
put ny bottles rce Sizes viz large me-
dpem and small tho snail ho hai Fu and rcei for dol
proportion small retals for two dollars per Che
large holds quart 40 per cent ore proportion and rctas for
Woop co. rroprle,ors sla Broadway New York n tho
Railing siabshmen aud III Market street.
~ Louis. No
Am
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Proposals for LifhOgraphiDg.

Or1cR SUrR1uSuypGNr Prntlr fuNnSa
Washington, December 81, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until Monday, the 18th day Of Jan ary 1892 a IL
engraving stonc and printing from the for the
House Of Representatives OF the United ae
and CHARTS communicated 10 Congress WIN tue hn'
nual message of the President of the United states
Maps of which from two 10 three thonsd copies
prc) the inspection Of bidders at this Of
the closing the bids inc paper re-
qnrcd or printing viii bc furnished ly this Office
will bo furnished TO MI VINO purpose To
bond and approved security wiz be required from Tue snv
cess bidder for the faithful execution of his contract
be that bid viii be received roh
any party directly engaged and practically acquainted Will
style OF work bid for
The proposals addressed 10 Gro w BowN sperntond
Public Tinng Washngtn and endorsed proposals Tor
Ilihographlngn =
GEO. W. BOWMAN,
Dec 31--aoil Isiar&statsl Superintendent
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TERMS
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karr-Soas les Tileuls. Paris, 1858 30 cents
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Avcnurcs dun Jcuno rame Paris, 1853 80
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Paris 1865. 80 cents
Mocnos Memories dun Geuthomme Steele Dernor Patis,
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THINNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
IL at 81, 81 rrr head they prefer, hr class
dinnnr
the moderate charge 81 for his services.
Those wishing avoid the trouble marketing hs, Tho bost
the mrrhot affords sent 70 thcr hoasc@ i price,.
Giscs win The ciy for thoSe
who may desire nnnrauty furnish better dpsor Than my
oncr establishment In Tho city a snving Of a5 per cent
c, sAETlER, 252 Penn. ayI
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y. BAUMGARTEN,

No 2s7 Street. bstceea oh ond loth Sasets,
LNNGRAyER and designer in general, manutac
urer II the new Improved prosses watch
cngve cngrbver, puncer stencil cutter copper
plate engraver and raphe prepared TO execute engravine
gold, silver brass, copper. steel in good
manner any other establishment United
states feels confident that all orders entrusted
him viii give perfect satisfieton, charges made.
sEN. PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCliCASE ENGRANER,
WOOD ENGRANER,
MUSIC i'UNCER
STENCIL CT TIER,
eoPpFRILalE kNeRAsER,
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Lunenburg G.. H.. Va,

TgNHE children OF Susan Akin, who was q daughter
rRchad Grafton elder, deceased late Of this county
hereby about 500 in hands ~ receiver Of
Inc circuit court portion he proceeds o the sale OF the
owor estate lately held by Nancy Grafton widow of the sa Richard
Grafton, deceased. - -
Dec If---iaw4w y W. VIM
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FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
Posr orHcE DErAFranr,


SEALED PROPOSALS win be reoye at i department unl the
s day Of February 1859 until II Of he clock AZ noon a fruh
ing post Uatod States for four from
the rss day April next marking and rating stamps % the 'oio
rt,s Crir marking s,nmt Of stool Or oter mao Of clna
duraby % circumference moi to exceed S inches but a much
& & g convenience ana sooa ,as'e m may aes Sn @ aS s % ~ %
blocks Of ike material wh sufficient thumb screw lor NE sane
most oonyenent or Ia proposals for ibis class Of aaps e
bidder win @ the additional charge per lsicr o. snre ar @
sering within the circle when required such words ana safes a.
paid free, Pad 10 shir &c
thereto for tho post offices and aeop railroads and
seainboat nai in win The Of the oa sa, oF he name
Of the material with suitable thumb and handles o black
cherry model adapted for the eircume
Of the stamp DE the described in class No l.
CLASS Circular marking amps Of lockwood or other material
Of equal durability Of the size Of Glass No with the name
Of the Office and sc with type for months aud days Of printers
Ds ' da. @e u ~ en o g as aeepSG fr es aaa P
TITO ihs CLASS viii not take g unit from a' afer
GAS 4 Marking stamps o foreign mails similar 10 oee now IN
in the Offices a, New York Philadelphia aud Bottom, Or @
any other style adapted TO tho above purpose.
Also e following rating stamps g correspond Win ls circular
oher rating named herein may be required
oa like dcsspon e raa pce and 4 the style or moiorial
shall be Increased reduced in the samo proportion, viz
Paid Nissent and forwarded
Nisscut Duc
Post onicc business, free Drop cent
Advertised 10
Steamboat -
Ship Paid 10
Untod States, Cd. Paid Is
Held for postage
Proposals patented stamps, with cylinders m Tho
months days with points pierce tho envelope or Win other
improvements, will be considered.
The right change alter the style Of The stamps described in
upon equitable reserved TO the Postmaster Gen
era
Proposals will be received furnishing he whoe OF tue above
named circular stamps for zach class separately.
Stamps VIII be ordered m the different classes Of Offices ageeaby
according such rules and regulations
OF the department hereafter be adopted IN relation thereto
The circular required IL estimated
tho for the second class 200 for the
third ca for the fourth class The number rating stamps
required for the same period is estimated az 1900
farn with bis proposals, evidence Of his ab
ity comply with his bid.
suets will be required 20 a eonttae and the stns
delivered Post Occ Department at the of tho
endorsed the outside Of the envelope with
Proposals Marking Stamps, and addressed 70 the
First Assistant Postmaster General Washington city, d. G.
AARON V. BROWN,
l6--law4w Postmaster General
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SCHOLARSHIP FOR

(yOLUMDIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
" salcA scholarship tho cplupban College, for Che whole
tenn Of four years will be sold for ie moro than half price TO
wishing purchase The scholarship
uou, which Is $40 year win sell for $3.50 cash
the original u worth $3.50 or $3.50
lddress cATAiiNE, Of r. D. s. Washington p O., D. g.
lec 9--ag
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Lunenburg c. H., va,

rJ,HE children of judith Farley and of sally Farley,
decssod arc hereby notified that there has been pad INTO my
hands courts OF this erny aud
according ihc portion Of The estate OF Jo'ephu
Grafton deceased, late Of this county - ,.-,,,,.
L in,sIw T. W. VIM
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Eight lines lees make square longer advertisements IN
all payable ADV ordered
thrice win be charged 81 for each
Advertisements week In The daily 90
per square Special charged dsste
he foregoing rates.