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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-02

esg-Some rain fell on Saturday night
and during Sunday which refreshed the
crops still growing, but much more is want
ing to make even half crop Of corn.
asg~A fair for the benefit of the \. NJ.
Il. Church is now being held in that build
ing, near the termination of West Third
street.
s=n. The colored folks "4th Of July" is
gong On as we 20 to press, and Of course
3"scydom is in its glory.
ressA small frame house in Armagh
township, about three miles east of Milroy,
occupied by James Rasler, was totally de-
sttoycd by fire on Sunday morning a week,
together with nearly all its contents. The
house was the property of widow lady
named Jane Smith
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-02
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-02

Case Of 90 vias complete, in morocco, and Bovk IS
Case of 90 vias and Book plain. ..........
Case of Is numbered boxes, and Book .........
Case of boxes numbered and Book ......... ... /
Single numbered boxes, with directions. q
Single lettered boxes, with directions 80
Large of val, FOR planters aud physicians Is
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-21
STEAMSHIPS,


TFS ARIES TOE
-. TARogGH IN FIFTY HOURs
-" '''''%'' screw L i5Gi2sF' POINT,
SATURDAY Jun 20,
No freight received after - oco SSl SG os 2rssssly
Bills Of iedag will ne signed the cparup Of the
For freight onI, apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN " CAIDWEITe X sS gS%'
runetaahty N her deparure NAV he relied jr2otf
sir saw s ( m
THOMAS SWAMI.
will ,.,v.. sns,r,s n,,.., Capt r Ramsay,
On TUESDAY. June 26th
received s sSss il d Pre on ay sailing
Es OF lading signed after departure of the steamer
sAML, 7, PEARcE, Agent,
PGnctuality in departure may be relied on WHEAT
4ssntsin Savannah, BRIGHAM. BALDWIN & co jels tt
e<FFT1 BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Sinner qpf mSNE9G scmd EdSe "m
natclF. H. "''
Tx accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
Ear, sl?. including Meals and Slaeroons
Fer height or pass age apply t,
Baltimore fay ,, TT IssS F6oT + LONG b6cE.
affss CROMWELL'S
FfsaaaAF---@-SEMi-" hEkI.E EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE
NEW YORK
The steamships of this Line
~ will leave Spears wharf,
BALTIMORE.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
md
NEW YORK (fr,m Pier H. N r. y
49, ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
delivering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
MORNINGS. " '''''@S
Eresht cents per, foct or proportionate rates.
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other Fast
ern points, have their Goods promptly he
this line free If n ssOn '' ''''' ~
Apply to SAAI. T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS WHARF
or to II p. CEOMWEi.L,S CO
o-,, %6 VEST SrRFET,
-h,-I-'' New York
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HI; SGalk.
- a z FOR !, THE :.

- @ ~ FoH TIE
On and after JUNE I2th ieeO The team WI r.,.. q
Leave Camden Station B.ltianr,.N.f, ,,,,,, s,,,,
ten ten At 20 NJ through for All PARIS - fGE WRST
,F0R W4Y i'ASSESGERH
hgt%rT 6timors and ledmont take the - A 81 train
and Parl;ershurg, take the go train from
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves BaItimor,. ut fls p n
III + ELIiC6TTS'$' = Xii is TiiaIN I.,y,
q; "a % IlH oc T. NJ 'Hd Eiiicnts Mills - i NJ and
F6R ,WASHINGTON AND TIE s0Ura
n Lave baltimore &c 70 and $50 A. NJ, and is and 2,g
Batm"Ie at % ana TAO A. Nj and 20 and 30 r NJ Or
SuTn$ t IL S2n NJ only The second and third train.
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington c'nect with trains the Annapolis Road
E9r tickets OF every kind, information, &c AMY To l.
N"A'p' Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
L u COLE tirnerai I,nHet Agent ieI4
IA 50 z5al HniHIiiLADELPHIA,
SPRING A EsARLr We II. e I A5TlRo16
vii leave fRi M vF"i sTRfEf f bEr6 T
A. s. EyENi&G Mail 1873 p a WAY MAIL at 10 Is
New York Trains except SIS =. NJ, on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attiche leaves at
From PAli,ADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at SIS A.MI2M
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL
By leaving in I5A f train will CONNECT at wiIn,
with 5S5 n train or by aving at Is ? NJ can proSur
Sopoyer cheek from Conductor spend the night in vii
NOIlCE,AH coored persons neither bond or free will
m required to bring some responsible white person. person
bond to the Company before they will be taken over az
myl5u WN GRAVEYARD ,o,,.
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Trinity House, I
London, May %, 1860. I

Trinity House, I
London, May 90, 1860 !
GOODWIN SANDS
Notice IS hereby gven that additional Buoy paint
ed black and white in vertical stripes and marked North
West Goodwin has been placed in IL fathoms at low water
spring tides spit of dry sand on the North West
side of Goodwin, with the following marks and compass
bearings, viz:
Upper Deal Mill in line with White House. or twice
1t: length to the right of the Time Ball Tower at
Deal-W ySAS.
The end of the Cliff in Pegwell Bay, midway between
Minister Mills-NWkN
st Lawrence Mill, in line with St GEORGES Church
overwhelmingly.
Gull Iightvessel-W1S
Blunt Head Buoy-SW by W
Swan Buoy-NE by n.
Goodwin Knoll Buoy-NE by EYE
Gull Buoy-N by ZEE.
Elkton Lightvessel-N by NE.
By order,
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Business CARDS.

r F. WILLIS,
IN AL R SEF5 6F S EAg aRsso
Fay and the CASH pEicEs sFPn Hf Produce
w MARBURG & CO,
W. No 4s w. LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
DoTI E F$S TTfftS'G CpGH q
Purchases would do well to examine our stock be re
buying any where else. mh7-tf
John RODGERS & son,
No a8 R ES sTREF NEAR md FA3EE MA
CHNISTS, prepared to execute the best name and
with dpac az Gr 4fS snd e fN in CAS- s a@2ye
TURES and fPifGMBERs' MATERiALS always on hand
st or 6 EG g. rs sa5eafnf solicited sm
JAMES N. ANDERSON Il SON.!
- ENGRAvERs,
HASF x&FS WEbE s{ F
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
visiting Cards De- La R"es E nVsne sse etc GR eaS
CREEE i ZOE, BENJAMIN R. To'
DEALERS n s GH6fSE F f 5sso"' Fa'ss'
., AND FINE FAMILY GRoG HElRRfES Liquors.
Iell-u No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
T Fl. & J; s: H0GG, -
AZ work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctualty. jal-t
A MMIDON L CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KEROSENE, LARD, COAL AND ETHEREAL OILS,
SOAP AND CANDLES,
KEROSENE AND ETHEREAL LAMPS.
No. l $. LIBERTY STREET,
ol0t near Baltimore
| j. LYLE CLARKE: z NJ. PRGRAa
CLARKE L PEGRAM,
" AGENTS FOR THE s.LsOP
| VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
10 Exchange Place.
Jelt Baltimore.
SNT EST l. VEINS,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTC REES
| GND DEALERS
g. s FiITURE3,
o. every description.
No. 2G6 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE
Gas Pipes introduced public and private building
he best manner and on the mort pleasing terms mrl
TOHN GREACEN,
| IN SALT AND PLASTER,
| aplSu No S3 EXCHANGE PLACE.
TIVE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
| u hand and re constantly manufacturing
| FELTING FOR PAPER MAKERS
|
| DUCK, Fok TRUNK MAKERS
40. oPrICE-LoMB.gD STRrYY
| ot corner n Prank lin l.
! STEAM MARBLE WORKS
| ~ BEVAN SONS,
DEALERSIN
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NARRLF
40 SARATOGA STREET,
r-,, near Howard,
nl-u Raj
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Passage, berhs included, 50 cents
freight received daily until 4 o'cock corr;o, -. J.,
rates and carefully attended to- ' ''iiteu a' low
- Duplicate receipts for freight will he rerriros
me agent at Havre de Grace will attend to taTwsran all
merchandse consigned to him for any pont on tbe al
will reship eights Intended for aIf;os
finiadelphia or elsewhere ''i D"i'iinoIs
be chartered at any time " ''''Son' CHI
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E%sE@!N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

UDp UUMPANY,
INGS on THE Isl VIRGINIA AND LAND
d ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fatbank Iaavas
ooeI from her berth, at Needham's street
wharf, EE cry FkIpA AFTERNOON at O'clock ana
MIL tt.iNNh8 ieavGs fredericksburg EVERY L ESDAY
~ at o'clock, or Immediately after the arrival or
at ali iTa f OF cars from Richmond and Wshngon Stopping
1880 ~'l'0 iie'Eilt anu pas
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FOR RICHMOND, VA.
1880 The steamer "RFLVInEREi will Io,,.
Light street wharf EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON. at o'clock 4 EN-
For freight passage having fne State Room accomm
i,,,e j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
Tiubf
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IS comparatively new, and built by merchants IF F5
Ghsbdg anu Baltimore interested in the trade and bv
on tS nn aImgrS residing in the counties BORDERING
ppananhock, Tor the press purpose of kpenir
IasJ steamer on the route During the winter he far
t ueGk mas been enclosed, thus afordng complete nro
i3 Horses and other live stock Carriages Of siJ
od " taken on board and carried under deck without
Ietns On th wheels Her saterOOm ana berth
fre%hf te irGe ana commodious, and her capacity for
tEhl teSlVe As passenger and freight h. nj es
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake ~ e mas
mrough freight received Baltimore and cbaroas ro;d
py n >, CAPhON a CO., Bowlys wharf '7~' p'i"
Freight received board Of the Steamer Wednesdo,
dHu thursdays, and on Fridays up to 3o'cork p
or further information and Blank Recent Of form, mead
Nv tne N0mnAnE. hpplN hnarh or To - - .o-"l uegu
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FOR THE EASTERN ---z--,

1 Tfa ,1a7S s. 49,, . AND WESTERN SHORE
d kirwan leaves her Light street foot NJ
Sd i r I2r NIX RIN Err EVERY "Wednesday
SnntI oh VA MORNING, at O'clock touching Z
a ngne' Toaas Point Castle Haven SfermSH's Pier
Lushietbs hart, Cabin Greek. Medfords Wharf paT
TeHce' eastern wa Dover Brdgc0 KingstoWn GiInnis
I'M I1ItteTs Landing and Denton, Returning Iayes
Denloh ny ERY THURSDAY AND MONDAY M0PNiNSo
osShng at the above named Landings
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING herman mr. n Snl
be prepaid -S1 ""SS ~ rleight must
ap25Nf ~ u o,,,,-o,-
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cave R RhE STEAMER Al GEORGE wEEM

win leave BaItimorn IT II II ~ ~ ..OIl't WEEMS
OIlg hs D f Clock as far Hills Landing Retnrn
RnaGic Wi I'll Landing every Monday morning for
O'Clock Tor Baltimore, calling Plum Point and Fair
Freight received on Wednesdays and THURSDAYS
THEO
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-AEGlL--A NOIlCE.
sESzasissz--ss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

Cu,ECr, ~, - FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
o9J Isco o1t 3F DAfSOn and after WEDNESDAY Nav
TSi iSoo, me Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii leave
TT4P l9r me PanXent river every WEDNESDAY, and
IN Az MoKNINGS at O'clock proceeding as far up
creek on Eednesdays. Returning will leave Iyr
WI Ieth On thursday morning at oclock for RatnoTa
Hills a Satmore on Saturday morning at o'clock for
i'anHlhg Returning, will leave HiIrS Landing on
mouI@y morning at 5o'cOck for Baltimore canG a. tho
Ho alnRs on the rver also Plum Point and Fair
f's's"t received On Tuesdays and Fridays
NJ l. MLENIS
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d. BALTIMORE AND SIIsoTEn ~

1I5 ~ So ma STEAM COMPANY
p6s i K PAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE
The steamer PoRTsM0TH Capt Pbss o lssAds
MGSDGglY9 OF wEb ES 7 F a LIS ATEEUE EVERY
T&sDAY fTsHfHUTRR9B say 49, POET 9EPQsT EVERY
n, and HAVRE DE GRACE at : o'cIock p p O'CLOCK
Ia, me Steamboat "LANGASTER,n Capt j. " TomIinsor
PP66RRTfBRAY HyEEHNISG at 9c Returnng leaves saa
at o'clock, p NJ '' ''''N ii]1 ' mr. Dh UltACE
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vr;I1 - =, PLANTFR
nAY baitimore for the Pauxent river every TUES
nioIhlnE az o'clock, as far up HIPS Landing =
heqfrnl9g Will leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
~ io Iheuict III leave Benedict every FRIDAY morn
Fi o o CLOCK Tor baltimore calling Plum Point Iand
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
my22tf Z; E0 " WtI22IIr, \,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
9owarO Qssofialion


a BeneUolent Inst hlafon eafaBEr6sf 5v spcef -
aQl5ment fer me RRHef 81 fbs Sict and Daf1,
gJLcfef Uta FfrDienf and Egidsnlc Dean ~
esPeeR3y Jor ne Cure If DiaeIsss " hAs SE~.
Organs
AEDICAL ADVICE given r-ala. b. the Ael
Ssree "a, 10 ai Who apptg By letter. WITH q descn2-
q tneir condition, (ege, occupation, Aabi,s0f lfs, q
eaa ~ cases q extreme poverty Medicines fuIhi-
free o. cb1rre.
Faiutoe Reports On SpeFmat0rrinas and other
eases - The Sexual Organs, and On the NEW REE1
DIS employed in the Di-penssfy sent tone 80
o. sealed letter envelopes, meeo q charE8. LwsorEr
for p1~tage wiii BE- lcceDtf3a
Address DR. J. SElLETE HOCGHTON Ac.rg 81
Fcons Howard &ss0ciaLan so. 9. S5ufh Nina S-A
Philadelphia, "a. By order ~ tHa Directrs.
EZRAD uEAEIWELL, Pres
GEO.FAIHCHELD Sec'Vs
Oslctef -, l5s9. ni5-yIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22

Tor Cash a1a GA Tdzae
We are prepared 20 loan Land Warrants Of all sizssto
settlers on such time as they may desire-Icng orshort
at the usual rates.
A constantsupply Of Warrants will be kept on hand
foT sale as cheap as they can 30 bought elsewhere il
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by rs VIII DO guaranteed 90 be
every respect and will be exchanged IL de-
fective. .
BeiHg permanently iocatedin Br0EnvilIe. we can al
ways be found al the old stand a few DOCKS east u The
BroWuvIIIe House.
LUSHBAUGU h CARSON,
BankerE. and Dealers iu land warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
aI.OOO "a YEAR
INPECTINE.


A1e %eISIan Fever Charm,
FOR ne prevention and cure Of Fever and Asue and
Bilious Fevers- This Wonderfsl REMEDY was brIu-ht 70
ths AHo"iedge Of the present proprietor by aflnd who
Aas eeeh sreattravei et in PeEia and re Hsiy Land.
WhiiesotnE down therever Euphrates. he exDeri enc
"a severe attack cf FeFor and Ague. On diaccvprfrv
Ats cPPoll9n, one * The R0atuen TOO from bis uecEet
an amulet. SAYING "Weart his and nd Fever viii tgr~b
you Aith1azn fnercdli0us as 10 itsv5rtues; hec5fn-
phcd, and experienced rmInediate teiief, aud has since
1"sy f2nnd Ian edectu8l protection from All mala-
rlous conDiants.
Vn Iariher INVESTIGATION he found that the ooatman
AtlIlouiedt 70 % uiracuious powers and said that Il oniy
could be ooiF ned from the puestoI the sun Sometime
aIterWafos, The genttemluil c8nversine with Priast
eetalneo trol biz t~aesecret ~ its preoaratiou. anIa 49,
certaned where the medicinal herbs were fsuna. oil
Which u was c19upaunded- The wonderful virtues af
tnls article have luduced afull beiief in theuiuds6 f
tAenttiyes ~ Tie miraeUlons healing powers CT their
since his return 10 Auerics, 10 has been tried with
tHe nappiest efect By several LHiles udGauflcmenof
AiEl c1aracterf Fh2 have Civen &c The most uugaaIded
pAeise- This remedy having been Z specsfc i1 Persia
~ hhndfedso 81 years for the prevention and cure o.
LeveT ana Asue and Bilious Fevers-s now offered to
tie American People.
u VIII be scntby mail prepaid WITH full directions
lohsS on Teceiptof one dollar
Principal Depot ond mandatory, Ig8 Mafn gtfeet
hehHiord Virginia Branch once, Bank of Cemmefce
BuildIhg, New York.
Address, John UITCov A. n,
July, Oh ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
Lime! Lime!! Limelu-

The undersigned whDse kilds aresituated nine m3ies
~estoi b'oW1viils u tac road leading toF1 E5aruev.
Keeps eousfanty on EaLd g very Superior artioIe- Il
lrie. 70 Which he Invites the attention q those wisb-
i2E The Lime WILDE delivered az the klln or AZ ~
ether poiat n the c5uaty, aBcesirsd.
F0b.9 3, ISse On Y ToTc
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22


| Are well known to be i~nfaliible.
DyspepsiG. by thoroughly cleansing thu arst Andsece
tastess Of he state scrid KIna, FIdtuieney, Loss Of APP
peeitc. Heartburn, Headache, Restlessnesa, lll-temper,
Anxiety. Lauguor, and Melsnohoiy, which are he gen.
eral symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vsnish' as q natu~i
consequence Of its cure.
COStiv mess, By cleansing the whole iengtn o. nc ~ F:
testines with solvent process, ana "lthout ~ ~
aIlviuIent fpurges leave the bowels cosIiVe "4N ~
Feuers, Of all kinds, By restoring the oloou atc y u
lar oifeufaffon. through the process OF petsplIatlol
sucb tases, aud the thorough solution u al lAVes'lA14
0S TbS ~ M 5e have been known to care RhenEe-
| tsn pernlaneatIy in three weeks ana UoHf n nall
that time by romoying alinfanmatio n from The nus
s5es and ligaments from the joints
Dropsies 81 all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
~ on these important organs, and hence have ever been
found & certain remedy ior the worst cases OF Gravel.
Also WOTms, by d~islodging from the tUtnings Of the
bowels the shiny matter to which these creatures ad-
ScurUy. Ulcers and Hareterate Sores. bv tie perfect
purity which these Life AedibinesG ive to the blood, ana
and al the humors.
scorbutc E~rup;ions and bad compIexions. BIZ their al
tentative effects upon the fluids that feed J!he kin, and
the morbid state Of which occasions all erUptive com
plants. sallow, ciou5y, aadother isasEeeablecompIex-
ions,
The use of these pills FOR q very short time. will effect
al entirecure Of salt Rheum aud q striking improve
ment ia the clearneSs Of The skin. Common Colds and
influenza will always be cured6y one dose, or By two in
the worsl cases.
PILES-The original proprietor Of these medicines.
was cured OF plies OF t~hlrty-dve years standing, by the
useo the Life Medicines alone.
Fever and Agus For this scourFe Of the western
Country, these Medicines VIII be found q safe, speedy
and certain remedy. OtheT medicines leave the system
subject 70 areturu of the tisease-a cure By these medi-
cines Is permanently them be satisfied and be cured
BILIOUS Fevers and Liver Complaints. -General De-
bility loss OF appetite, and Diseases Of FemaIes-the
Medicines have been used with the most beneficial re-
sultsin Cases OF this description: Kings Evil. and Scroll
ula IN lbs worst forms, yields %, the mild, yet power
fui acciono Of these remarkable Medicines. EigbtSwsts
Nervous debility, Nervous Complaints Of allkinds, Pal
pitatioa Of the heart, Painters Collie, are speedily cur
ed
MeTcuricl Diseases Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired BY the iujudicious use OF Nereury
viii end these Medicines q perfect cure. as they never
fa:i to eradicate from the system an The effects Of the
Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most rowerfal prep-
arations Of Sarsaparila. W.B MOFFAT.
July 8. 1850, "
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
.4SSoTfalentS Of

iV0 a s8SlgIss Sos4' @ sic OF
100 Double and augIs fns named Hyaeinths, Z,
in so sorts $780, -..... i. IA -
100 Double and single fnensmed Hyasinths,
in IS orfs..... L "
z Cur very best named llyGcinths, for pots
OF opon ground q "
IL Extra fne named Hyscinths, for pots or
open ground. 2 VI
y First rate named Hyacinths, for g~lassesor
earth d. 49,. .s.-..s o.
y Mixed double or singlA Hyacinths, for
open ground. ..--- / %
so Varieties ne named early tulips for pots
or open ground OF
50 Varieties fine natned late tulips, foropea
ground ...- .. 3 CC
so Varieties fine named double tulipsforp pot.
or open grouId.'. ..... 50c
JIM. THoRBURN s co.
is Join S., Neis York.
Oct. 25th. 1850. FnII
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
What Everybody Wants.
TIE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, Easily Obtain
E0r tle Care OF Disease ia
aIl 1OEEB8
BY
PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, N. D.

IT I YOU How to attend upon hesick, aud hos to
cook for Them how % prepare drinks
PoultiCes SC. and also how o. guard
-T"cef--.lF s%gaiast the Infection from contagious
Diseases.
ITTELLs YOU Of the various diseases Of Children, and
gives the best and simplest mode ~
fl 8 Treatment during t,ethns, conyul-
Gions, Fdccinations Wh0Oping-c0ugh,
Measles. &c.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Group, Cholera Ipfan-
tum5 Chndc, DiarIhea, W0rms SCALED
Head, Eingsorm. Chickcn-rox. sc,
and Givas you the best remedies Tor
their cure.
IT TELL AoU The symptoms Of Fever aud Agus, ana
Bilious Yeiow Iyphus, Scarlet and
Sla ag . esFssss as4 1ss s yGa Tie best
IT TELLS ToU TIE symgS5,1s of iiisssass o5nsamp-
tion D~yspepsa asthma Drnpsey. tbe
Govt. kheunatism Lumbagu cry
sipelas Gcf and eiVes you tue best
II TELLS YOU The symptoms Of C6oiers Morbus. NJ
lignant Cholefa. Smau-P8x Dvsantary
Tramp. Diseases q the Bladder ana
ofthe kidEeys and Liver, and the best
remedies for their cure.
TTELLS . The symptoms Of the Mtmps. Ngr-af-
-.U ga, A~pOple1y, Paralysis, The various
Diseasesof The th-aat. teeth. ear and
eye and Tie best IeHiAes fVr Their
cure
IT TELLS you The syuptons o. FpiIepsy Jaundieethe
Plies Rupture Disease of the Heart
M Hehur-hace Yeu4reaI Disease aHd
dydrorbotit and giFes tie best rem
IT TELLS TCU The hest s1t Simplest tre.tmsn- fl,
wounds au.Benbou hnd distocahou-
90 -aIHs l1rkisw Feve Sores. White
b~Futtng- Ulcers windows. GJiIs.
1csrvy Jlsus aHd S-T.ts4i.
II TELLS YOU % the rasiggsD I-elses peculiar g. the 7
FfuHbeoex AID EIvtfihe best and sim-
paestTemeiiea for their cure. taretief
With many valuable Aluts Tor the pres
erv3ti0u Of health
Tie work SO vritteni n plain llEeuaya. free from mall
cai terms 50 a. -o be easily understood whde It's sim
PIE fefelpas nay soon save you m-suyfimesthe cest u
oo2k. L15 Trlntgf in a clear and open tyte; $50
l7~se.eo VIA spP-mriate enEr1viugs. auI VIII be for-
Fa.aed . yolr tIi-ess, neatly begld and postage psid
"a Ike Tec4ift Is 500
81, Q A YEAR
Can Re maie ay el.e-prisina men everyxhere a GEL
in< Fe aopys WORK, - Oh .ndaeemeats @ al su-h are
liberal.
FJ7Hi-si9 rqTios Of the Book, or To- terms q. srcaa
49, Vs-e' --4ollafi9l aFpiT r. ~ address
JOIN j. FOTTER P~uD5isher,
10 81 5--sOu street PlfIsfe rlia. p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22

ssravbsrries aad Blaokberris

stmvberries sad lackberries.
Fverrrecns, Ornamental Trees, aud SHRUBS
cr.enhonse and Bedding Plants, Roses, Danhas'
Sc, &c, sc.
N. -b,.h We would beg leave TO call the attention
-s,hs Deonle Of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan
eT5-Our terms WILDE asloW as any reliable east
err Nursery.
Rv pufchhsing Of us theeEpenseof transportation
from the east can be saved. .
an trees and plants are carefully labeled and
paektd n The best manner for any part OF the Unit
odaStates, for which q charge Of the actuslcost only
viii be made. No charge viii be made for thedeh-
very Of packages on board steaUboa "a.
An commrnit ations addressed 70 the undersigned
win receive prompt attention.
E.H. BBRCHES s co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-22
GreatBargains!
LUMBER LUMBER
than Ever for Cash or
on Time.

0@A 49,
LEWIS LAWRENCE,
Well Known IN this region as successful and ac-
eommodating lumber dealer, hasaFsin tsbel the
N2iE ON Sonora Island
And is prepared to furnish every desirable quality
O. lum5eTfor feneing oT-buildiBg purposes ;deliyer-
ed at the Nill, o. at
BroWnyile Landing,
Or at any PsiatoR tae liver IS may be agresd upon
Tho 2ELCe8
Areas follows Atthe Midr tor cash, from
80 cents per leo feet to 81 per lO0feet.
On time, say three, Elk, nine, OF twelve months,
from
As cents per 1O0feetlo 1851 per 100 feet,
with 10 per cent. interest from delivery notet TO be
secured by unincum5ered realestate.
The lumber viii be delivered at any point on the
Missouri River within so miles down stream, ut 25
cents per 100 feeti in addition to the above prices
when sufficient smounts are taken to- ustify she con
]strEction Of raft.
To those wishing lumber, particular attention Is
called totheso propositions, which cannot fail to
command consideration.
Dms *ith. orsendy your orders, ard they shall be
fUed. without delay. --f,.
Zoo, OOO feet Of lumber On hand,
And more making every day.
74i L. LAWRENCE.
AFarcb LIST, 1850. On.