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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
W ITE RIy Err
COAST AND LAFoURoHE.
Leaves every THURSDAY at 10 A. NJ.
Indenendent Packet.
FORTHE COAST ANDLAF0TRGHE

FOR THE COAST AND LAFoURoHE.
sa% " The tine, fast passenger packet w. A. An-
tlta&Ss drew, J. T. Landry, master, j. Jary, clerk
will leave her laudng foot OF St. Lonis street,
shoye taking freight and passengers for all landings the
Caast Bayou Lafourche The W. A. A, will down
the Coast every Sunday in daylight For freight passage
ff vIRGINIUS @. DENTZEI.,
da Advertising Agent,
n r. The pable will please take notice that hereafter
bills win be paid account Of The boat unless approved by
Capt. j. ]. Landry or ], Jarryi clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
leaves on Tuesday Dec. 2s. .at45P
REGULAM OUAGIiLTA PACKET

REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
T.g es-Eof Camden trenchPoi, Beach Itils, Little
ssasaAsssss chappaguoe Bangs, Wilmington, Moro Ray
Rowiand's Raft Alabama Landing SIcath II Bartholomew
ouaehita City Lochlomoad, Pert upon, Moah p Arbone
Landing, Columbia Humhles, Hartlsonhrg, Trinity and a
landings 0uacha and Blaek Riserrhe new elegnt fast
running passenger packet steamer Tour0. anghorne,
ter will ease above For freight pnssa9e apply board
Or 10 jos r, SHANNON q CO.. Agents,
dl2s corner Of PuydTss and Fulton sts.
r9Y- Clear hills ofladipg given 10 Camden
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at ) O'clock z. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, ORLIsAN MtIlNR MONROE AND

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY At O'clock P. NJ
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
ssGS b TRENTON WEEKLY PACK ET.-For frentou
Monroe, Pine Bluffs, Columbia, Hsrrisogbrg
szsszs Trinity Mouth Of Red river, Bayou San, Baton
Rouge Pquemine nonaldsony and all intermediate land
ings. The y. r.. ssoRd, tbn expressly for
the trade) j. w THbn commanders leaves above puueuay
This steamer connects rcgnnfly a Tfcnon Monday
with ight,druft Gotpe Capt Williams taking
freight for all points The Arbonne and Got bayuus with
out extra expense for storing etc
For freight or passage, apply on board or 70 -
NGC0I4LG NJ n IIA WTH0RE,
lbs Common street
BA freight for way and plantation landings must be
paid bS the shippers Of the boat Passengers will be
landed point the Coast regular GonBt Packet
clerk will ready receive eghton the evec every Friday
morning.
plan of the cabin and passage secured by
plying 10 the agents. nl2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
r'TnE IVORY pnoroeaApH-

rVsHE IVORY pTIoroesApH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO % CAMP STREET
Especial attention called all
al the Photographic Ar We prepared make these
which, boldnes deracY of c5rsa2
be eunalled coGnhpeN beauty and snness
IyerF Miniature. Call and iufs for snuf eiseS.
Strict attention h heeofo p4id he erent aashes
Of business DagaerftoSpes kind Of pictures from
deceased persons copied aso small enlarged 'no life and
pMinted OIL pastel unsupasssh- ets le
& M II. JACOBS ceniinaeSts intend th pfompl
e1ltiou nf all work epiTnstei to oar c nj 6m
| GSABAsAs GYsARs-Sab BRRyAS SUPERIOR or
" Pressed Cigars of the above celebrated band, r sle by
ms7 II BARELLI l. CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

Bark David Kimball, Lnnell, 20 days I'm Boston,
to Geo A. Fosdick &eo. s,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
Mers1oranda.

Per steamship Orizaba, from Indianola and Gal
Yeston--s so cabin, so deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
ALAB BAMA RIVER.

-. MetchRnts' Through Line.
ff=zs FOR MOBILE. SELMA; MGNF-
EaaAlsS=-e gomery Wetumpka and all landings In
hama river, via the tarFolton Jefferson
Rnilroad-lhe sHpe ior ightdfaf Lake steamers
Gray Cloud, aptain G.. b. Massey.
Whfftma tNplnin G. w. Norton.
The above superior axe steamers will regularly in the
above thrnn hon the season. leaving Orleans
Montgomery every days Shippers ard passengers
pend upon these boats remaining in the trade, and going
through in al they hsSin been purchased expressly for
tFade Freight will be received every the depot
yoi Circle For freight passengers further particulars
JNo. r. HYDE i CO..
ms Office under st. Charles Hotel.
Psshpper win please note that the above steamers have
connection with any other line and freight Intended
either of them the ay tickets the
of The steamer for which 81 isntepded
Leaves on wenN slAY Dee, rs arrival of p NJ cars
tOx, Rtana 4 Co.'S Through Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
~ - geme4y sind helamphR, and all landings Ala
sss bams river : The stanpch seainer Henry
Lewis. John Wtrtes MASTER will leave the
jefferson and Carrollton Railroad above.
freight passage apply 70
"a IS Camp street.
ThaoAgh q freight SINGER S hid Bacon 81 per
cask Messe 81 - per bbl Wet hbs, 81; Dry bbls Soc
Corn, h0e sack.
N b. he Henry Lewis receiving freight tue depot
Tiyol Circle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
Leaves every SATURDAY at5PM
NEW ORLEANS AVID YICM&-

burg VI ). Mai Ltne-For DonaldsnnYtllsf ElAq
;efnlpe, Baton Rouge, Pert Hudson, Bayou sa~a
Red River Landing; Fort Adams Matches Water
burgThe NatGhez, T. p Teathers master will leave
as shove every Saturday al o'clock P. ".
J.J PERSON 4 co, Agents.
sa1O At Caroadeet street..
The Nstchez connects vcksbrg with the Hope
p-;,oa FOR NaJhn RVS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
MOBILE.

f-ssas NOEt Me4hlLM ~- DAILY 4. s.
+ MSil Lne-A inter ArrangementThe spen
qns iid pressure pack n.
A. r hotrdmln. master Cuba. James Hopkins, master
Gnlifarhta A L Myers master all built expressly for the
Eketrade with superior will make rps
landng follows, unass prevented By bad weather. high
low water accident to boat machinery
Leaving he Lake end 81 ts Pontehatreif Railroad DAILY
m thr arrival tht Ss cl0ek p NJ train OF for Mobile
Stamping at Pascay. III SDAYS Returning stops at
Pascmgouia, Pas ibrhn and Bay st. Louis MONDAYS
and TIL RSDSYS
naFor through New York by the Charleston
Savannah steamship Routes at ednced rates and further in
z. aEDpEs agent,
oil ii 30 irasier street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

leaves on THURSDAY. Dee. q at 5P. NJ
REGULAE AES RED RGVE Err PACKET,
sa The ues, magnificent frst-ciass passenger packet
stEsEsS De Soto, II. II. Beard, MASTER Geo r. Rener
will leave sboye for shTeyeport Grand
Tayon GOu~hatta, Gnmpe Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice Mont
ganery Cotfle, Aexgndria Normaus Karbns and all inter
mediate landings Red River For freight passage apply
vIRGIEIUs G. DEETzEL.
d2j =m=..=. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
REGULAR RED RIVER. NEW
q lRLEA KS ANN sIRk.N ERG L T Iuesaa4 u S.

apply board or to
ft GEORGE p. HITE, No. 3 Front street.
MUSE IL MURDOCH, No, S Front street.
7. B. SMITH, TchonpitoGas treet.
The Douhlo0n butt expressly for the Red River trade
comfort safety and speed not surpassed by any boat
I'll DSabloon viii pay strict attention 10 all way and pana
t5n business. d46 VI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

Railroads.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
M0BILE-Per steamer Hy Lewis 80 bales cot
ten Battle, Noble &eo- 90 Farley, Jurey &eo-- a
| j Hardie &eo--2I 4 Mitcheli-l2 Wood Low
"a a May &c., i do TO order pkgs Z Bell
| &eo-5 DO Wood i Low-Toial 24l bales cotton.
P0NrCHARTRAIN.
| MoBILE-Per steamer Cuba--sundries to orler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
Leaves on SATURDAY. Pee ~. at SPIN.
REGULAR RED RfNER PACKl

REGULAR RED RIVER FAGKET-
szg - For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Ganpe, Grand
Lssah. Ecore ST Maurice Montgomery, cotie Alexan-
nedais Ian ings Red ryer-The entirely new light dfught
fast cumming passenger packet Grand Duke, sam Ap-
piegate master viii leave above For freight passage
apply On board.
yiRGINEUs O. DENTZEL
go
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
Leaves on wERSGspAY Pss 2 9s;EM P9sysIy 4,

sgugg n. Mail Passenger Packet-For Shreveport Grand
fAAEt5s Bayou, Conshaa, Campe, Grand Ecore St Man
Montgomery Durandis, Gotie, Alexandra
NoTmans Barn and a intermediate landings on Red river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet STEAMER
DOHbioeu. w g. Harrison master, will leave above.
vIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,
dIa Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
ii E M PHIs
LOWER MISSIS SIPPI.

Regular FRIDAY Packet for yIsksharg and the Bends
FOR GssEENETlLE. ID Il K Eg
Sssss s Greek, Eggs Point, Lake Washington Grand
AXE, Carolina Landing, Skipwith,s Lake Proyi-
edenes Goodrich Landing, Millken's Bend. Duck
port, YicEsfrs Wafrenoa; New Garshage Grand dnf st
Landing Tunica MorgaB2a Point Goupee Bayou Sara Port
Hudson Ronge Plsqnemine bonaldsoayils and all
Mary Keene, Capt w B. Richardson viii commence her
trips on September H. and leave regularly ebove
every FRIDAY r NJ throughout the For freight
D. r. CARRoLL& CO,
sel2 If Agents 69 Carondele. street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
saves ee MEns,Es9AY, !: m \, Y !, nss; 2,stsP s 2 y;

Ileavea on ANESDAY. Dec, 2f M B 2 NJ
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
sssE A Grand Ecore Packet-For Grand Ecore, ST. Maa
lsanSriee Montgomery. DHrandsI Cotile. Alexandria
ss5ES Normans Barbn's and all Intermediate landings
on ryer-The new, magnificent and fast running side
wheel steamer Moro, Jos Aguader master, will leage
above. For freight passage apply on board.
NIRGl&IuS o. DENTZEL.
do Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
r,aAyss on THURSDAY. Dec. q, at P. NJ.
REn RIVER PASS ENSER PA

Fsy - et--TGe aud magnihceny furnished passen-
Jacket w. Barton, Sam Lawson, master,
A. Dan ar clerk, wall leave New 0Ele ns gs
above Natchtoche Gre4d Ecore Tiger Island fessier
p Raehai's 81 Mauricc FRyi0n's, Montgomery, nuranF
Buxtons Game and Little Rivers, Cote, Alexandria Pine
vile feice No mars Barbls aud all intermediate land
ings, Fortnight passage apply on bea-d
vIRGISIUs G. nENTzEI,
d3l AdyeFtiging Aren't.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
FoR ATTAKAPAs.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. Dec. @, ~ 3 PA
FOR 9TeATTAISAEoAS-TH3 tINE. FAST
HS j. aud light draqght steamer PicaytIne No.
B. H. H. Broad is ready receive
freight for ST. Martinsxvile, New IBERIA
Ucnieye Franklin, Cbatnion, PattersJnvie and
ali intermediate landings Bayou Rnuf and Teehe
and will For freight passage app5 board
gFRGINIUs u. DEBFEElt
d2l .z--z.---z------z- AdyeIiislne Kgent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
GPALDTNG's PREPARED GLuEi
sPALpTNe's PREPARED GLUEi
e. ..#~ .5.
sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUEi

As accidents will happen, eregulsted families,
very desirable have cheap ard convenient way foI
pairing Furniture, Toys, orccEery, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
Republican Convention.

The citizens of Nemaha County, "who
are opposed to the policy of the present
Administration; to Federal Corruption
and %usurpation; TO the extension of slav-
cry into the Territories; to the new and
dangerous political doctrine that the Con-
stitution of its own force, carries slavery
into all the Territories of the United
States" and to the doctrine Illuminated
by the Governor in his message, that sla-
very exists in Nebraska by virtue of the
treaty which ceded it to the United
States; ''to the reopening of the African
slave trade; to any inequality of rights
among citizens and who are in favor Off
free labor ard free homes to actual set
tiers; ''of restoring the Federal Admin
istration to a system of rigid economy and
to the principles Of Washington and JEFF
ferson; Of maintaining in~violate the
rights of the States, and defending the
soil of every State and Territory" and
the rights of their citizens, "against law
less invasion and of preserving the In
iegrity of the Union and the supremacy
of the Constitution and laws passed in
pursuance thereof, against the conspiracy
of the leaders of a sectional party to re-
sist the majority principle as established
in the government at the expense of its
existence"-are invited to meet in mass
convention IN Brownville, on Saturday
February 4th, 1860, at / o'clock P. M,
for the purpose of organizing the Repub-
lican party, at which time candidates TO
the Constitutional Convention will be pre-
sented to be supported at the election
which takes place on The first Monday of
March next, and such further action as
will be for the better organization of the
marty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
A Democratic Handful.
"a SOFT Delusion.i


Soon after the nomination of General
Estabrook, the Democratic Central Com
mittee for this County called upon our
citizens in the following manner.
"All who believe in the sovereignty Of
the people-Who deny that the acts of
the Territorial Legislature are subject 10
the regulations of Congress-Who are
in favor Of d~edicating the free soil of
Nebraska to free white men," &c, 'are
invited to be present at a meeting 10 rat
ify the nomination"
The committee, in abiding 70 the Dem
ocratic orators who would be present,
among whom they mentioned his Excel
lency, Gov. Black, say of them:
Chosen champions of the rights of
squatter sovereignty, and haters Of Con-
gressional dictation, will be present to
plead the right of every people to frame
their domestic institutions in their own
way"
Well does the Governor characterize
Popular Sovereignty" Gas practiced by
the Democracy asa "soft delusion." But
did they do SO then !-PeopLe's Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26

Cord and Thomas Maxwell Of Cas-, J.
Fl. Masters and 7. L. Armstrong Of OtOe,
DR.. 7. J. BOykin Of Sarpy, A. F. Mum
ger Of Dodge, J. s. Bowen. Of Wash
ington. and w. B. Porter of Richardson.
On motion: 1t was ordered that the
next Annual Fair shall be held At or as
near the city Of Omaha as convenient.
On motion, it was made the duty of the
Board Of Managers 10 take control Of and
manage all the affairs of the association
pertaining to the next Fair as to them
may seem best for the advancement and
interest of the society.
On motion, the next Fair was ordered
to he held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, 18th, Goth and 2lst Of SepIem-
Der 1860.
On motion, it was ordered that all the
papers in the Territory be requested to
publish these proceedings.
r.. w. FURNAS, Pres.
A. d. JONES Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
Administrat DC Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order Of the Probate Court Of Nemaha county, n. T.,
granted on the 5th day Of January, AID. 1860, /,
Conrad +. Harms, as Administrator Of the Estate Of
Joshua Randall, late Of said county, deceased, will,
on Saturday the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1869,
between the hours Of9 o'clock, A. N. and the setting
Of sun Of thatday, before the Office Of the Probate
Judge Of said county, in BrOWnviile, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the following described real e-
tate, tO-wit the east half (X) Of the south-Wes
quarter " and the west half ~ Of the southeast
township number six co., north or range number
fourteen GA, caste Of the 9th principal meridian in
Nebraska and county Of Nemaha, together with the
improvements and appurtenances thereto belonging,
consisting of a log house about fourteen feet square
and twelve acresOf breaking inelosed by q lawful
fence.
Terms of sale: one third cash in hand, one third to
be paid in six months from the time Of sale, and one
third in one year from day of ss.e.
CONRAD +. HARMS, Administrator.
BrOwnville, Jan. 18th, 1850. 2T6t-SIO.5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
Second Annual Meeting OF the Ter.
FitOFIaI Board OF Agriculture.

Pursuant to notice, a meeting Of the
Territorial Board Of Agriculture was held
at the Herndon House in Omaha, Janua-
ry 9, 1860.
On motion said Board proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing wear,
which resulted as follows:
For President, Hon. r. w. Furnas; for
Secretary A. d. Jones for treasurer T..
H. Chaplain.
Board of Managers: A. ID. Jones, T..
A. Chaplain, ]. T. Griffin, A. f. Man
ger, and DR.. T. J. BOykin.
The old members of the Board who
hold over, are Harrison Johnson, A. d.
Jones, J.. T. Griffin, and E. H. Chap
lain of Douglas county, and X. w. Fur
mas, j. Cole and S. A. Chambers Of Ne.
maha county.
The following new members were Sc
lected to serve two years in place of those
whose terms have expired.
Jesse Wigle Of Dakota, w. d. Nc
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
Some Things the Legislature done,
and some things it dldnOt do.

An act was passed providing for a
Convention to frame a Constitution for
the State Of Nebraska, a synopsis of which
we gave our readers two weeks ago
While a Jealous advocate for a State form
Of government, we are very far from be-
ing pleased with the details of the act
passed; in fact was strongly tempted-as
were many other friends of the measure.
to vote against it but thought it per-
haps better than none at all. We don't
like the apportiOnment; the place of
meeting F.; the amount of the appropriation,
OF the time-earliest possible time, too
that our constitution can be submitted to
Congress. But considering the Circum-
stances surrounding US in the Territory,
call for an effort to get rid Of a Terrific
rial form of government, we shall, UNI
less hereafter convinced Of the inexpedi-
ency of the movement, vote for and sup
port a Convention. We don't like to rest
under the "sotf delusiOn'' that We are not
people in Nebraska.
A Homestead exemption was passed
on the evening Of the last day Of the ses-
sion; and we are quite sure not a single
member of either branch of the Legisla-
ture know what are the details of the
bill. A number of Homestead bills were
introduced in both the Council and House,
each passing a bill, and sending it TO the
other House. The bill passed was a
Council bill, and when it came back from
the House had attached a string Of amend
ments longer than the original bill, and
as the session was within a few hours Of
It's close, there was but two actions to be
had, viz: concur, or not; to refuse TO con-
cur was, at that stage, the death of the
bill. This being the third session Of the
Legislature at which a Homestead was
considered one Of the important matters
for consideration, and there having always
before been falling out on details of
bills, members came to the conclusion to
60 this one somewhat blind. We hope
it may be found TO answer the purpose for
which it was intended; but we fear it
will appear very ridiculous in print. 1t
provides, as best we could learn, for an
exemption, in the country, Of twenty
acres with all the improvements thereon,
and s500in-real estate in addition; OK, in
towns, two adjoining tow lots with all
the Improvement thereon, withoutrerard
10 valuation.
The School law was so amended as TO
make what are now known as precincts in
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
The BIaekblrd Appropriation.

As a substitute for an editorial upon
the subject. we present the following,
made by O~urself, as the minority report
Of the select committee of the Council
to whom was referred the bill appropri-
ating $1,000 to erect a Bridge on a small
creek in the Northern portion of this ter-
ritory:
1.-The minority Of your select commit
tee to whom was referred H. F. No. IS,
a bill for an act apPrOpriating n thou
sand dollars to erect a bridge ACROSS
Blackbird creek, on the Omaha R~eserva-
tiOn, respectfully report, that,
"Having- carefully considered the sub
jects / am eomPelled4O dissent from the
voice of the majority. Appropriations of
money for the advancement of works Of
internal improvements. either by general,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26

Attention,

"All territory is acquired 10 become a
State, but it is likewise acquired for the
common benefit of the existing States.
1t IS theirs, and the Federal Government
holds It as their trustee. Consequently
every citizen of every State has a share
in it."-GoU. Message.
As there are supposed to be some
Douglas Democrats about, we submit the
following extract from one of bis speech
es' IN which ne refers TO the same argu-
ment as above :-PeopIe's Press.
wherever you find a man talking
about the Territories being the common
property Of the United States, acquired
by the common blood and common treas
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26

Francis c. Builerl In the District Conf :, -
vs. SOuniy. Nebrasks Te,ri5--
Nathan Butler JTermI 1850. Ag' April
70 Natnan Butler, tho above named d~efsns.,t.
4ou are hereby notified that Frsncis q R.,t.
sooNenamsd plaintiff In this cause. has alsd - y ne
nee OK the clerk Of The District Court az ~ 49, o.
uleial Dlstrice o. Nebraska T~erritoTy. n ~ -.
county o. Johnson, a petition praying ne eon-, J. J, ~
causes therein SGT forth 40 grant the ssid pisfDeS. me
cree o. divorce rom you the said defendant - -
Ptaying the said court 70 decree that the cuVio5~ :, y
enlla' me issue OF marriage between Won IN cod 49,. y
dant and the said plaintiff. shall, during A. m'o--l
oe sho remain IN said pl&inbfand for surh ofbs, ~.
iartner Iehef as justice and equity nay reIuirs -
you are further hereby notified that uns essvo - -
Deiore me sald court on or before the morning NJ ~.
sevoua uey OF me next term thereof to be begun ~
neida the court house in johnson county Non-,-I-
I ieed on me nrst Monday being the ID DAY on IpiI
-ooo' ana answer al and singular the allegations OF 80
petition, The same viii be taken a. true mi ne 49,
prayed Tor will be granted By the court.
gB. WESTON, Solicitor for pa
II rs hereby ordered that { the above nofirp ~ nr,if,,
y "a me NeDraska Advertiser for four consecutive
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk
~ BY Phil. II RELE, Dep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
January rs, 1860 2s-sm
Legal Notice.

Russell Peery Attachment before VIM. Munson,
vs. "a Justice Ofthe Peace in and Tor Nema-
Luke Lavender } ha county, Nebraska Territory,
To Luke Lavender, def. You are hereby notified
that a writ Of attachment has been issued from the Of
fee Of Esq. MunsOn, in favor Of Russell Peery for the
sum Of twenty-five dollars and twenty-five cents and
against the said Luke Lavender and the returns being
made not found as to the defendant, you will therefore
take notice that unless you appear at the Office Of the
said Justice Of the Peace atPeru in said county on the
of February 1860, and answer, the said claim
will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
against you for the same.
RUSSELL PEERY.
Ordered that the above notice be published in the Ne
braska Advertiser.
WA. AUSSON, Justice ofthe Peace.
January IS, 1850 H26-3t-S4 scr
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
Honey the best Of Honey.

have a valuable recipe for making honey that VIII
send to any person upon receipt o. so cents We make
and use it in our family al half the cGsf, and consider
it as good asthe best article Of genuine Bee made Honey
90 from ghicb u c8HHOf be fold" Any person who viii
make and sell il, can easily eler from - 10 s. a day; il
only requires four articles 20 make it, aud they can be
had at any store for hity cents.
Every family may have this delightful luxury for
any lady can make il IN Il minutes At any time.
II you really want something nice, do not miss the
Honey or Washing recipes, for they are all ! claim for
them, and should be in every family Address
Dr. J.. p. CnEAGER,
Balffmore City. Nd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-26
- Great Female Pilla

DIR. J. P. CREAGBR Is the General Agent, Whole
sale and retail, for Or. Wheating's celebrates Female
Pills. These PiIs are truly Dalaa6Ie for ladies' For
they tiH restore the e1oRfhly courses Uhen they may
GOP from any cause a~shdgeVer. They never have fail
cd IN any case where the directions around the box con-
tanning the Pills have been strictly followed; indeed,
there Is no case " failure ever sOme 70 our knowledge,
Being purely vegetable they are perfectly safe
Single boxes, mailed 70 order postpaid upon receipt
OF one dollar, BY J. CRBAGER,
Baltimore City, Maryland.
A liberal discount to druggists. , cent postage stamps
as GOOD AZ moupr