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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

(sOMPARE THE FIGURES.
~ We have prodlaous quantity of the goods enumerated
below, and determined 20 convert them
> INTO CASH.
Everybody viii he satisfied that we are in
EARNEST
aft I.fuspg the following list u prices.
READ READ ii READ ~
white French hina Tea sets ~ pieces A. rs
White French thina Dinner sets l9 pieces
White French china Dinner Plates, per dozen -
White French 1hiaa Breakfast Plates per dozen
White French hina Tea Plates dxen ...,.....
White frnrh hmA covered Dishes, each
white French china soup TuTsens each. ....... %
white French China cups aud Dozen ~
Gold Band French china Tea Sets ~ pec,s......
Gold band French china Dinner SETS, io7 pieces . % ~
Gold aud ,.lofed French China Ten Set "a pieces
Gold Colored French China Dinner Sets lG7 pieces.
silver Plated Tea Kettles each
silver Plated Tea SETS piefeS. +..a.... II "a
silver Plated Table spoons, per
silver Fiat. Tsbe fOrk Ier dozen. ~
Tut Glass Golels, pr dozen. .+....... 70
TOGETHER WITH
en- elegant assortment ~
RICH CHINA VASES
BISQUE AND PARfAN FIGURES,
BRoNzE TiGIEEs BRONZE VASES
&c. Ar 90. FOR The
HOLIDAY SEASON
The public may assured that every article advertised
win BE-
cUT oCr IIGS List
aud bring Il witt yOu.
". >. y. DALEY A co,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

HIIl's Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black or
Brown Depot Barclay street Arctic Ointment Fry
eipelas Burns, &c.
Hairdre s-fng.-Evcry Lady Her Own
using The Patent iIarjressng Machines
sold II LAIRD'S 13T and - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

John j. StnR, 81 Franklin street, west OF
Br,adwa Ma Is found vel assorted stock Of superior
Wines liquors and Scotch Ale Of various brands Guinness
Sons Dublin Sou; Barclay Perkins London Porter and
Stout Miles Exrs Acr and Gauls Philadelphia Porter &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

The Child OF John Adams, Laqueer
street Brooklyn fTghtfully cadcd the che-tHo
oways Ointment Immediately applied the pain and in
ramson quickly aayed and total cure effected ia
three days.
Hernia or Rupture Cared by Wearing
WHITES PATEST LEVER TRUSS.
The best In the world sold only AT - Bond street. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Il. r.. Cole man q Sons Eufaw House
Baltimore, Nd and internatttnsl Hotel Niagara Fails \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Holiday Prcsents.
Those wishing present their friends their Photograph
Gor holiday prosenp could get suitable timely
finished style of portrniture than The iycrype mad ~
j. oJRNEl i son, 10 Broadway
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
0After me the Deluge."

Whether President Buchanan actually
intended at the time of his elevation to
the Presidency, to practically demonstrate
this expression Of the old French monarch
Louis XIV. matters but little. His whole
course has not only had that appearance /;
but tended to rapidlybring it about-save
the fact that Buchanan has no son to
behead. aa' sa a wods p III
He was elevated. at a time, under cir
cumstances, and by the advocacy of a
most popular and cherished principle;
with a full treasury, and trOnglylsustain-
ed by both branches Of Congress. The
country. irrespective Of partyi were "al-
most persuaded TO say, call right" No
man. since the days Of Washington, ever
went into the Executive chair with
brighter prospects; a fairer opportunity
Of making the most popular administra-
ton. Yet, in a few short years, he de-
stroys himself. his party, and well nigh,
if not entirely, his country.
1t was thought by many who were yet
disposed to adhere 10 him. that he would
redeem himself in his "last Message"
Bot, alas! what a poor, weak, miserable
milk and-water affair il proved 10 be
suits nobody. The secessiOnist Cobb, of
his Cabinet, resigns because it does not
favor Southern fanaticism another Ca
binet member, Secretary Cas-, resigns
because Tie President is not sufficiently
denuneiatory in regard to the secession
movement. Even those who t'lead him
astray'' now spurn him-"lOving the
treason but despising the traitor" His
name has become a synonym for all that
is weak, vascillating and traitorOus. The
very clowns in circuses treat him and his
actions as they do those of Sayers and
Heenan, and others of that ilk. The fol-
lowing witty and truthful 'conyers atom,
between clown and ring master, took
place IN Philadelphia the other day:
Ring Master. Well, sir, have youread
the Presidents Message /?
T. Qowa. OF course l have. Every To-
teligent and influential gentleman, like
myself, always reads the Message of the
President of the United States.
Ring Muster. Wen, sir, what do you
think Of IL
ClOwn. Sir, it is a great message; a
powerful message; an unanswerable mes
Ring Masfer. About that, SIR, there IS
some difference Of opinion.
IL Gloria No, sir, there is no difference
luf opinion; there can be no difference of
opinion upon that subject. The President
is perfectly right-perfectly right, sir.
Hsis an favOr IF al sides Of the guest
tiOn q
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20

which can be supposed necessary for all
purposes. Each man costs the United
States Government Including military
armaments) $500 per annum. The new
Confederacy, then. nust pay S3,O0O.OOO
per annum. We hafe, then, an aggre-
gate Of Str millions eT anRam TO BE- RAJ
sed By direct tarati0n, from less than
100000 people. s We pause here. This
is the very least that secession viii cost
ia taxes, after having caused the suspen-
sion of payments, the loss Of one hundred
and fifty millions of dollars, and the
p~rostratiou Of all business. This viii be
a dear whistle, so dear that no people.
whatever can stand it. We know that
excited passions viii commit almost any
folly. But the most furious the passions,
the sooner will reflection rome. The
Southern people have been the very first
10 cry out against tariffs, and taxes; and.
we here predict that, if any one Of these
STATES levy a tax for Secession, three
months viii not pass before there will be
meetings of the people in every direction
to repeal il. The menwho are undertake
ing ]disunion will be pat down by their
own people. Il dlfg IA. Jg5aoaT 200
An ~unwavering confidence in the inte-
gritty and patriotism Of the American
people warrants our belief that we are
not only upon the eve of a revolution
but 10 the midst of one. We are not yet
prepared to believe, however, a some
express themselves. that ii is to be a
bloody revolutions one that win send
into fragments the only free government
upon the face of the globe, and cause "a
kindred people, whose interests, history
and ties Of consanguinity have been ce-
mented by the blood of common forefath-
ers 10 "prey upon each other,n merely
because "traitors may lead on" We do
believe though, hat the revolution viii
be a spontaneous uprising of the honest
masses, and a hurting from place and
wicked and corrupt men, who new
er had the country's good at heart. And
that men imbued with a love Of, and de-
to country the true spirit of pat
and christianity, will take their
place, and we again march On as the
STA Of the whole world.
The result Of the recent Presidential
election tooethpr with an. under current
movement, steadily but nightly working
in the South, are the strongest evidences
ia our mind. of what is ''in store' for
those who, Of late years, have been "run-
after strange gods; stOnipg the pro-
and laying waste the kingdom.n.
impiOus mani tbink'st thou yOn sanguine
cloud,
BY thy breath, can qusnch tie orb Of dayf
Tomorrow, it repairs in golden GOOD,
And warns the nations with redoubled ray r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
ConsiInatIon or CostIEeness.


-Noono oftho mauy ellis aeshis heir o'fi s on
valenG 60 little understood, and 30 much neglah|
as COstiVsness. Often Originating in c~arelosna.
or sedentery habits, Il is regarded as q slightiaI
der Of toolittle consequence t0excite anxiety vi.
in reality il isthe precursor and companion ognr.
Of the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and q.
less early sradicat ed, it viii bring the sufsrsrb q
untimely grave. Amang the lighter evils Of VII
costiveness is the usual attendant arc Headr
Collie, Rhs1matism. Foul Breath, Piles and ois
Of like nature, while q long train offrigbtful de
ses such as Malignant FeVers, Abcesses. DYena
Diarrh@a Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, PanlE
Hysteria, Hypoehondriasis, Melancholy and Ina
ty. frstindicate theirpresence in the system By D
alarming symptom. Not unfrequently the disnI
named origihatein Constipation bat take on an
dependent existence unless the cause is srldiaa
in an early stage. From Ell these considerations
follows that the disorder should receive immois
attention whenever il occurs, and no person sh0
neglect 10 get 3 box Of Cephalic Pills on che :
appearance Of the complaint Is their dmeb I
will expel the insiduoas hpproaehes Of GaaAisl 4
destroy this dangerous foe % human life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20

E-H0sdhehe IL tie fE7orits signify Which =,
turo makes known any deviation Hbatsvsrf from =
natual state % as hEaint a0d viewed 30 thisTN.
il may be looked On asa safeguard intended 10
notice Of disease which might otherwise escape !
tention. tin too late 10 b nemedied ahdfaiaHa
lions should never be neglected. Headaches n,
be classified uneH TIVE nanes Syupiomatis Al
ldi0pathic. Symptouatie Headache is excoed.5
common, and IS the precarsOr Of q great variety 7
diseases, among which ere Apoplexy Coat RS,s.
matism, and all febrile diseases. In ia nsrvoutE-
it is,sympathesic Of disease If he slouaeh obn,Sfs
ting sick headache, Of hspathiu disease. oonsatutis,
biliousheadaoke, Of worms, constipation and O,bs
disorders Of the bowels, as well a. renal and ut.ri~
affections. Diseases Of the heartare Very fpqus-l
" attended with headaches; AnRmia and Eebm
arc also affections whioh frequently occasion hat
ache. Idiopathic headache IS also Veryeommoh y
ing usually distinguished BY the name Of Rsrsos
headache, sometimes coming on suddenly i'm Tab
Of apparently sound health and prosfrating at osaI
the mental and physical energies and in 5tbn ~
stances itcomes on slowly, heTalded- By d~spGssia0
Of spirits or acerbity Of temper Ia most instance
the pain is in the front Of the head, over one Or bet
eyes, and sometimes proFpking vomiting; uliE
this class may also bennmed AeHraigiu.
For the treatment Of either class 81 Hcadaehs q
Cephalie Pills have been found q safe AID sure pa.
edy, relieving the most acute pains u 3 few nina
ties, and BY its subtle power Graduating The dissaa
ofWhich headache is the uneTFing index
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
Our DeIeeafe.

We have heard it said repeatedly by
the enemies Of Mr.. DAILY, within the
past two weekszwithin a verYfew days
that 4he is lcunging around Omaha
While Csngress in session" We are
charitable enough TO believe shat those
heard, have only taken up Tie howl
uttered by the principal Of "the only two
papers in Nebraska in an editorial of
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Daily is now in Washington, at
bis post. He was, hOaeSeE, detained IN
the Territory abouta week after Congress
convened attending to some matters con-
nected with the contest between him and
Mr.. Morton. Those who swindled the
people Of this Territory out Of the man Of
their choice, BY secaringt the certificate Of
election for "A they repudiated through
the ballot box, need not expect to hide
behind so weak a defense, Or scare Mr..
Daily from dischaFging his duty-his
whole duty. indefence of his and the
peoples rights. Mr.. D. will, as be has
thus far done, attend faithfully to the
demands Of his constituency. and also
not fail Il. expose the outrageous frauds
perpetrated against him in the last cleo
ton. Had ii been necessary for him to
have remained in the Territory until the
4lh of March next, the people of Neb7
raska would not have held him RESPONSE
bic for any neglect 3 but rather the5in~
.%connivers at, and perpetrators Of
the notorious election frauds, by which he
was deprived Of the certificate honestly
due him.. The people understand this
gentlemen. ''Face the music -
'ihe question now before the
house," IA j, .s. o'N'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
Nebraska L~eglslature.

-|H 49,. L.. go
s'Why don't you give US more news
from our Legislature g" Without intend
-ingato be abrupt, but brief, we reply, for
the same reason slack wouldn't eat his
.sbpper." We get none Of any conse-
quence, consequently can furnish our
readers but little. We can't afford to
procure telegraph reports. andsthe mails,
nowadays, we "are lold,'' are carried
by ox-teams-O old oxen at that4sO that
what little we get is valuable only as re-
lies Of antiquity. Joking aside; and we
do really think our contemporaries at the
capital are rather Tslow coaches" in re-
gard TO disseminating the doings Of our
Legislature among the people. While
we would be the last to urge newspapers
experiments, we cannot but believe that,
BY proper effort, a daily paper at Omaha,
could be made to pay during the session
Of the Legislative Assembly, especially
one containing cOTTecI ana Impartial re-
ports.l 10 9-s 5e 81; Vol
If this cannot be done, we ~suggestthat
for future sessions Of the Legislature,
there be formed an Associated Press
IN Nebraska. Let every newspaper es-
Enlistment in the Territory Contribute
toward the employment Of two competent
Legislative Reporters, Let tie reports
be printed daily in slips and sent off by
each mornings mail to tie press outside
the capital. 0 GOV sah zsd ssls
Or, let the "Public Printer be reduir-
ed 10 print the regular Journals Of both
Houses daily. The latter plan would
greatly expedite the public printing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
Nebraska Legislature.
W0oVHn Tuesaa9gD DEE. II.

N02HA3 Tuesday, Dec IL.
CoUxcIL,---Mr. Thayer introduced a
resolution praying for ar -appropriation to
complete the Capitol. RefeFred. ~
Mr.. Ddndy intrpddced a bill TO- change
the name of Richardson county 20 Lincoln
county. Referred.
A biIawas introduced to allow married
women to hold property and sue and be
sued in certain cases. Read frst time.
The bill TO amend the homestead law
was read second time and referred.
A message was received from the
House announcing the passage of a bill 10
abolish the Office of Master I'D Chancery.
The above bill vas read twice and re-
ferred. s-.ss
The House slnFergbill was then taken
ZuPand read the frst time MFy Little
Oblecung lola second reading, j. was laid
over undes the FHe,u@r
Council ADJOURNED. a
HpusR.AA number Of notices of bills
we're given.
Mr.. Grebe gave notice Of a bill to
amend the act relating to real estate and
the alienation thereof. g.
Mr.. Matthias i~ntroduceda bill to define
the powers Of county commissioners and
county clerks. Read twice and referred.
Or motion of Mr.. Acton, the commits
tee on mines and minerals were request
edto report all-the information IN their
possession relative to the subject,
Mfr. Cowles introduced a bill TO amend
the Homestead law. Read twice and re-
ferred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
THE ADVERTISER.
Now WI OILS OrIsIs TermInaLel

NV VIII tuAS OAAoAc ADAMAANAC !
fY6at viii be the termination Of ex-
itiibg sectional difficulties" is upon the
tongues-end Of every anxious well
%isher Of the country. "We are upon
the eve Of a revelation has become a
~sefeotyped expression as "familiar as
household words" with the over-timid
and the plundering scientist. We are
among those who believe that with pru-
dent, careful Management the present
crisis may be made TO end in greatand
lasting good to the whole country. If the
people North, South, East and West, will
wake up, and enter mo a %scrutinizing
examinalion-which we believe they are
doing-of the real state Of affairs, they
will find that. on both sides, "many things
have been left uhdone which ought TO
have been done; and many done which
ought 10 be undone.' Upon statute.
books will be found Personal Liberty
Bills which may not be strictly in aecor-
dance with the letter of the original fe-
deral compact. Also the severest enact
ments "suppressing the right Of speech
aud the freedom of the press-directly in
conflict with the Constitution, and at va
rance with the genius Of our institutions.
II will be found too. that the first STATES
nan or even clear-headed calculator is yet
tobe discovered raising his voice for Sc
cession or issolution-peaceabl or other
wise. We know men in "high places a"
are among the list Of agitators. Their
positions however, are accidental-attain-
ed BY chance; not by worth or merit.
The negro question has foisted more one
horse men into places Of ''honor. trust
and profit" than all other issues-real or
imaginary-combined When the attention
of the people is brought impartially to
these facts, they win not be slow IN de-
vising a remedy. In the South, more
particularly, the "cost will be counted.
A Southern Union exchange has already
presented an insurnoniable array Of
hgures in regard to the four States most
prominent in the secession movement,
Yiz: South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Florida. Of them it says:
/. Population is deemed by economists
as the greatest element Of strength.
What have they to begin with? Here it
isi
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
3. ". Frame 0A 6
VS.


BIZ virtue % a decretal order Issued from The Clerks
Office Of the DistFEt Court Of Nemaha county Ia the %
Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon 3 decree
madeby said Court az Sept. Term a. a 1850, in the above
easue I viii sell0 Friday The l6h day ~ JanRary A.
d. 1851, q 81 o,eieok An Uf said day, at the dOor Of
Homer JOhnsOn's Hall (the place where said Court was
last heidi IN BTOWnviileJ Aemaka County Nebraska,
the following described real estate, with the uppurte-
names therein belongiugs tO-wits lots no 4 and . az
bluck No57 lofsl6 and lin BLOCK N065, lots 5 aud s IN
block No I29, lots 3, 4, 8 and 10 In block No SO, lots 10
II in block Nu5&. lot y in block 80 los lots z and s
in block No So, lots 5 and 8 In block No 14es lois lard 2
in block NO57 lots :, 4 5 and s IA block No g. lots and
8 in block No 1QT lot 81 BLOCK M us lott2 10 block
No III, lot I in block NJ lOT, and block No I as number
ed aud described in the published and recorded plat OF
the toWn OF Peru, ia Nsmaha county, Nebraska Terrific
~; to the highest bidder Tor cash ia hand.
--,---. ~ JAMES BEDFORD, Master Com.
BrewnviIle, Dec IOlh, 1860. 4 B23-5w-S9.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
TwExrv W,rf9o~ Or NJ, s,vr

TWENTY MiLLioss OF DoLE4Rs sAVH-
Spalding has sold Two millions OF bottles Of Dc
ebrated Prepared Glue. and i9is estimated that
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth 0 fbr0ksr
nituFe, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
lions Of dollars reclaimed fc0m total loss b
valuable invention. Having made bis Glue 8.
word, be now proposes 20 do the word
greater service by curing all the aching heads
bis Cepbalic Pills, and IL they are 40 good p
GIuS, Headaches viii s~oonsYanisB a. snow 10 y
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20

"
of LAN51AGEslfda5s
. growing tenaeney IN ms asa 20 aPprobFiais q
most expressive 4oras 6 other lansnagaa andai-
= while 70 foorPotlte taeminte enf oHn hasg.
word Cepbalic, which Is from TIE Greek. s~ivpir-
s.for ths bead, IS nSH bse0mfrs pcbalsrissd Il
nsotion with Mr. SPaiding'. geat haadaehs rss.
dy. but it viii soon be used 10 q mere general -
and the word Csphalio WAfbocoml Is eou1o6
ElectrOtJps and h-auy others whose d~istincsios !.
foreign word has keu WoruaWHyb ~ e0nnoaun-
antil they sssn "natiTs and % The manor born
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
HDFERTTSRMENTS.


William R. W Cobb Civil Action. District Court
&A2 vs.; Nemaha County, Territory
Gurdin II. Wilcox. Of Nebraska.
The said defendant Gurdin Il. Wilcox, in the Ter
ritory of Kansas; win take notice that on the oath
day Of September; 1860, said plaintiff William R.W
Cobb die file his petitionrin- said District Court, in
and for said County Of Nemaha, together with his
affidavit for ahiattaehmentin the above named &C
ton, and caused a summons and an order of attach
ment tel o issued thereon against said defendant
That the sheriff of said county, by virtue of said
order, on said Gath day Of September, according to
law Attached the following as the property Of the
said defendant, to wit the undivided half part Of
lot No. 4 Of South east fractional quarter and south
west quarter of south east fractional quarter Of sec
tion Is, township M 5, north of range 10, east Of
the 9Th principal meridian, 10 Nemaha county, Nsb-
raska Territory, all containing 81 acres more, or less.
That the object and prayer Of which said petition is
to obtain n Judgment against said defendant in fav-
orof said plaintiff for the sum Of $500 90, with inter
est from August 4th, 1859, and for the further sum
Of $50 90 with interest from the same date for mo-
ney collected by said defendant, as agent for said
plaintiff, of one Thomas Mackey, and which said
money saitdefendant negleets and refuses TO pay to
said Plaintiff. That the said defendant is hereby
required to-appeaf and or demar TO said pc
tition on or before the 11th day Of February 1881.
LACt JOHNSON x SCH0ENHEITT,
Dec. 20 4w-$tA Peaintif Att'ys.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
Emil S.sEns DILAnr

Emil s'srne BILAnE
william 4 Swan TT TF VFw ~ W T
By virtue o. a decFetal order issued from the, clerks
ONCE Of the District Court In Nemaha county. in The I'd
judicial District Of. Nebraska Territory, upon a decl ee
made BY said cuurt al its September term a D 1850 in
the above entitled cause, I will sell on Friday the 18Th
day Of January A d 1881. az n U'cl0ck a n Of said day
at the door Of Homer JODhsoR's Hall CHE place where
said court was last held In BrOwnville, Hemahs c0un-
~, Nebraska Territory the following described real e-
tate. with the uppurtenances belonging thereto, to-wit:
lot no. 6 in blOcknO. II6, in the town Of Peru, in Nems-
ha county, Nebraska Territory, as represented BY the
original recorded plat % said town, to the highest bidder
for cash IN hand. 4 L-laHt E4-trI
is, BEDFORD, Master IN ch'y
Dec 10th. 1850 2s-5w-ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20
Master COMMISSIONER Sale.
Joseph 7 Mitchell

VS.
Russell Peery, Administratr
Of the estate u William Gill er ~
more, deceased, ct al
By virtue Of a decretal order issued from the ClTkS
once % the District court in Nemaha county, IN the SEQ
OBd Judicial District 0f Nebraska Territory, upon ade-
cree mace BY said court AZ its September tssnl A. ID.
1860, in the above entitled cause, / will sell on Friday
the 18th day Of January A ID 1861, at II O'Clock A of
said day. al the door Of Homer sohnsOn's Hail. the place
where the SAID court was last heidi ia BrOwnville, Ne
maha county Nebraska The OllOwingdescribea zeal es-
tate with the aDpuruenaQces thereto belonging tO-Wit
the south half ofthe northwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section no,
twelve, township 8. north OF range "a, east Of the sixth
principals meridian; j e said county and Territory t0the
highest bidder for cash in hand. II
-t@ A J. {. BEDFORD,
December 10, 1850 % 6w-Ss Master Com.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20

AR Fisher introduced a bill TO amend
The Cr;minal Code. Read twice and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Clehurne offered q resolution 10,
.,rnc,;,g ~ Territorial Auditor and
Treasurx Is furnish a'dlsancs s.asenspi'
~ 5,be no6a: 81 sares assessed yelrly
,Tsn buntv sinte Is o~fganizaliDn +;
~ arssnnt baid ia bv each The am01nt
49, az bv each. and he
mount Of school h0nies appOrtiOned TO
each. Adopted. +,
Mr.. Clark introduced a bill to amend
the Revenue law. Read twice and re-
ferred.
: ON mo.ion of Mr.. Clark, a committee
was appointed to examine the books Of
the Territorial TT eassrer.
MF. Lockwood introduced a lolnt rsso-
futiob relative 10 collating the laws. y
nTTD 80 tbis cIty, wednesday pee. u, aged 5
months and i2days5 JoHEa infant sea-o4 duAA
ELLEN MAUS. 4. errrrsT
RequicscGt IL pace. A-eA
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-20

GREAT DISCRIMINATORY the mostiuporha
Of ell the great nedicEl discoveries q this age -
be considered TO system Of vaccination Tor prots
ton from Snail Pox, and he Csphalic Pills foln
lief Of Headache, either Of which Isl surs sDesr
whose hsRe6ts via be experieuoed b ggufsrinr y
nanity long after their discoveries r5f5sgOttsz