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W. DISEASES OF THE EAR.
Deafasss-Roaring IN the Eors-NoiSes-
Raining from The Ear-I'morS an

fGfHeSS- hodTtHy 10 tt~ A-'' -'1''-'
Rrmnng from The Ear-Ian'ors IN
the Ear, &C.,
Eever neglect. Apply to us at once Al tie In
frmarv tie most hopeless cases Of deafness are
curod by new instruments and new treatment ss
used in the best Institutions in Germany, france
and England.
We can refer TO the following persons, and
Thousands Of others who have been cured of Ca
tarrh. Throat Disease, &c
Mr.. II. Warner, Of Warmers Settlement, near
syracuse, and his sister, Tho disease was accom-
panied by huge green scabs [some two inches
Quarrel. matter, and most disgusting stencil
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Syracuse. Mr.. E. Halienbeck
e Titles. Mr. Young, Of yetteville-the disease
,rss Of thirty years standing. Mr.. James De Graf
and Nrs Oliver, of neutrality-suspicious. years
since. Mr. John Tilliughsst and Nr. Geo Webb
Of Albany.
W'G.I. Cayart, of Charlton, Saratoga county
of courh. ni-htsweats weakness and emaciations
Miss Harding, Of Brooklyn; Mr.. McGrath, OF
Bufalo Miss Elbin, Of Troy; Of partial deafness
and roaring in the ears.
- Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms and
Lab0rator Letters ofinQuiry promptly answered
bv one Of the physicians in constant attendance
Prescripti rs and Medicines cent to any part OF
tho country. D.
1oIs augljwlyT
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BURLINGTON, VT.
Hler, Chandler & Co.,

OF RELcHERrOws, MASS
AVE ESTABLISHED the, mandatory Of
OPEN and Top BUeGrEs and Ca~ror' q on
AGES in all their varieties h'ED OA'"'-
We shall manufacture and keen on H., 81,
assortment of light and fashionable work aai
the best material. and warranted to stand. u
We shall use the best of Eastern timbs- .n5
employ the best workmen from Eastern shops.
Our long experience in the manufacture Of Carria
ges, aud our known character for producing the
best quality of work, we feel assured will seeurs
to us the liberal patronage of the public.
Sales Rooms and Mandatory in Leayenwerth
Block, College ST., Burlington, Vt.
April 25 1860 wifi
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feather DRESSING
RENOvATING MACHINE

The Cleansing Is done entirely By Steam
10 fire coming near the Feathers. By this process
all moths are destroyed and removed, the Feather;
cleansed, the fbers relieved from their matte1
po.ition giving to bed an astonishing increase II
bulk-olten more than one-half; also, removing
all disagreeable scent which is so common TO ms"
as we'll as old feathers. In fact, giving the sl-
pearance and essential qualities of NEW FEA II
ers; andreieving them from ali liability TO moths
BY the removal Of all gummy or glutinous ma''ei
from the gull. \.
.Srver hunHreG bcds have been renovated VIII
this machine, during the past year, in the to"ni
Of Hiuesburgh, Shelburne and Burlington, an'
entire satisfaction given in every case.
PR1cE.-Onc Dollsr per Bed, and sati'iao'ioi
| warranted
UERVEY sPALDING,
Spear street, Burlington.
July II, 1860. WIZ
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IRVING \. CHANGERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DIsTRICT OF GRAND ISLE, 5. fr the Distric. of
Chittonden, to all persons interested in the estate
Of irving A. Granger, Martha Z. Granger, and
Julia A. Granger, minors under the age Of four
teen years, Greeting.
Whereas application in writing, hath been made
to this Court by the Guardian of irving A. Gran
ger OF aliis, for license and authority to sell the
whole of the real estate Of his said wards and
convert the same into money, and invest the same
in stocks, or loan it at interest," and thereupon,
the said Court appointed and assigned the the ID
day Of October A. D. 1850 at the Probate Court
Rooms in said District. to hear and decide upon said
application; and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested therein, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully in the
Burlington FreePress, newspaper which circulates
in the neighborhood Of those persons interested
therein, all which publications shall be previous 10
the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
then and there to object to the granting Of such
license, If you see cause.
Given under my hand at tae Probate Court Rooms
this LIST day Of September, A. D. 1850.
wl0w3 D. FRENCH Register.
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY

TINHE next Term Will commence on Tuesday.
u the 4th Of September.
Having sold the South building to my former
associate, who proposes school for both sexes.
the - Burlington Female Seminary. .
with its former Board Ct Teachers will
he conducted here after in the CENTRAL
BUILDING, which is spacious, pleasant ant
conveniently fitted fer tie purpose.
Applications should he made early 70 tn
Principal. ..-.,.,
Angus. G, 1860. VT
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SILVER and GOLD taken in exchange ior
SGooods at NICHOLS SKIRT EMU
RUM, and good BASK BILLS not refused.
Sept, 3, 1850. u"
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FLOWS.

DPOUTY e. fEARS' celebrated Centre Draft
Plows-au sizes also, the Worcester Eagle
PIovs-au sizes constantly on hand, and for sale
at PEIRCE's.
tc diff
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NAHUM wHITMARsH,s ESTATE.

EST the Subscribers, having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate Of Nahum Whitmarsh,
late Of Jericho, ia said District, deceased, rep
resentoi insolyent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day the being allowed by saidCourt for
thatpurp0se do therefore hereby give notice, that
wewill attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling Of Widow Whitmarsh in Jeri-
cho, in said District on the third Wednesdays of
October and February next a. 10 e. clock An on
each Of said days.
Dated this 22i day Of Aug, A. D. 1850.
JAMES 5. HOWARD, Coa,~ts-
views II. b. PERCIVAL, siopsrs.
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WHAT IT WILL DO.

DOsE-One wine glass full IS often as neeessa-
~.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion
One dose will you good Appetite
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
pepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disa-
greeable effects Of Wind Flatuicuce, and as soon
the stomach receives the Iuvisorating ~pirt,the
distressing load and all painful feelings viii be
removed.
One dose will remove the most distressing pains
of Collie, either in the stomach OF bowels
few doses will remove all Instructions in the
Kidney, Bladder or Urinary ORGANS.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with Fny
Kidney Complaints are assured speedy relief by
dose or two. and radical cure by the Of one
or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. froa dissi7ating too much over
night. and feel the evil effects Of poisonous il
quors. in violent headaches sickness at stomach,
weakness, giddiness, &C., viii find one dose VIII
remove al bad feelings.
Ladies' Of weak and siekly constitutions, should
take the Invigorating Spirit three times day; it
will make them strong, healthy and happy, re-
move all distractions and irregularities from the
menstrual organs and restore the bloom Of health
and beauty 10 the careworn face.
During pregnancy it will be found iuvalua-
bic medicine to remove disasreeable sensations at
the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is d trial, and TO induce
this, be has put up the ISvIGORATISG SPIRIT IN
pint bottles, re 80 cts. quarts 81.
General Depot, As Water street, n l.
Sold in Wiuoosk by J. 5. Storrs S son; in Bur
lngton, By T. A. Peck, Agent, and BY Druggists
generally.
November 9, 1859. wlyr
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CHARLES McNEIL,S ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, J To all persons
~ DISTRICT OF cH1TrEyDEy, SIS. concerned in toe
estate of Charles Mcneil late of Charlotte, in said
District, deceased,
Greeting.
At Probate Court, holden in Burlington,
within and for the district of Chittenden, on the
5lst day of August, A. d. 1860, an Instrument,
purporting to be the last Will and Testament of
Charles Men ell late of Charlotte, in said district,
was presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate;
and it is ordered by said Court that the LIST day of
October, A. d. 1850, at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said VIII, if you see
cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 3lst day Of August, A. D. 1860.
wl0B3 D. FRENCH Register.
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sure and sovereign remedy !

&
C5uqhs. Colds. Group. Asthma. WhooplHg-
Couqu. Sore 1Broat, Br0Hohfls, HodrSe-
ness, Influenza, Fsrar and Ague.
1t IS warranted to relieve Group in FIVE min
utes.
To break I'd . common cold in 4 single night
To relieve the Asthma az once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs,
previous % liberation.
To break up the chills and fever in a few days
Neszrs. Z. B. MyGooS & Co.
Barnet, VT, Nov. 3, 1858.
e affords me great pleasure 70 add my testimy-
D. in favor Of your invaluable medieine-tae
Magic Compound. [ had been subject 20 most
distressing cough for more than forty years, and
had tried several remedies without deriving any
real benefit. Ny cough continued to grow worse
overv winter till the winter ot 1856 ; then was
confined % my bed, and all who saw me thought
me dyiu- with consumption. Ny son, who had
just been cured Of a bad cough by using part Of a
bottle Of your Compound, gave We a few doses Of
It, This helped me SO much that / procured
bottle and before had used all of this, I was
stored to health. Since then have had 40 cough,
and though I am about seventy years old, I enjoy
good health and 1 attribute it all 10 your mcli-
cile-the Magic Compound.
Very truly yours,
LEVI BEAN.
Read the following from one IF the best physi-
iaus ia Vermont.
al have used Weeks Magic Compound ia my
own family with most signal success, end do not
hesitate 90 pronounce il, in my opinion, the very
best cough medicine extaat. In every case, SO far
as my knowledge extends, where IL has been used,
il has given the greatest satisfaction.
L. c. MOORE, u. D"
North Troy, VI, July /, 1859.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

I CONTINUE TO supply customers with the
= SANE BRANDS OF FLOUR that
have given such entire satisfaction for the year
past.
NJ On Barrel has been returned out OF over
five hundred sall. If any other retailer can say
&. s. DEWEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

r AIDES, SERGE CONGRESS, With he0Is
A for 81 q oar rsir, ~sayk warranted, jlss -
ssiVsd a. 5S"
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THROAT DISEASES


These We cure speedily aud permanently 7ul
slight deaths warnings, aud neglected Caiarrn
becomes an incurable Consumption. We cannot
cure this-ve do not profess 60. God alone can
save. stiu, those who suffer from cough, pains,
Diybts-eats. are emacistod and raise much, should
not give up until examined by us for as exam
lining physicians to one Of the largest Lille In-
surance Companies In America, re have every
opportunity to judge whether the Lungs are sHee1-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14
PROF. rNDLITCHD's bI0NODELPI1IA
on I'M Or EaI-TT

PkUE' = a II : I'D . = y . y Z n = a
OR BALM OF BEAUTY.
\ old European Toilet article Of great value
"A introduced at great cost into the United States
Banishes tan as if By magic. E-uptions and PIN
les disappear before it like dew before the rising
an Renders the ,eeth Of pearly Whitsness, and
The sw etest ssponaceou5 dentrifco ever used.
,Heanses the head in shampooing bother than any
other article. Contains more useful properties
than any other preparation, and is the cheapest
ever offered to the American public. Price only
Is cents O bottle.
Sole agents for the L. S. and British Provinces,
HOLDEN, CUTTER * CO.,
| 80 & sc Federal, and l07, III 1l3
Congress Streets, Boston.
J June Is, W5le0W3m
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Removal.

EEAIZENA AND FARINA, at
Va PEIRCE's
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CnEITEsT AND BEST AC0fks

Freigbt forwarded to the care Of tso Agssss "a
og5ens6urgh, will receive careful ssSsrsssa asEs
Apply tiiy, to c. L. THOMPSON, or GEO. PAzEEs,
Ozdsnsburgh, n. Z.
GEO. W SMITH, Passenger Agsas, 0sSsss-
burgh, n. 7.
JoHH A. WOOD, General TravelllsS AsSss.
April l. Sssaes
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

W3f 10 LYN SONS, Barton Vt, wholesale
Agents for Western Vt, and Northern y. l., 70
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by 4. e. Spear and Tleo. A. Peek, Bur
Iiagt0n, J. :. Storrs & Sons, Win0OsS, and by
dealers generally throughout the Country.
June !. 1860. w4Jmo
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LEAVING OGDENSBURGH O.

Passengers and Families moving WsSs e2E L
bs-t- ,~itS tbeir Luggage, Teams, Stcok, AS-.ns
10 ,a-s.her without disturbance Ok IIaHssIP-
-oer, AZ their Port Of destination. q IaSss
Steamers have large Cabins and state koozss' g
-. ,aativ furnished, for Frs. CLsss P=ssss~
- and Sesord ,ttss with Cook Stoves aud szzs-
Portable Recommendations for Passengers end Eaak4-
Iies, who may wish 70 furnish their ozn prcrts'aS
and bedding. = No efforts will hs sfeseS .
-1,intain differentiation Of this, as tie
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14
Interesting 10 H0uSekeeperS

TT7HE Subscriber offers to the citizens OF Bur
Z Mnston aad vicinity, Rare Chance to ava.
themselves Of the benefits Of Col. 4. BalleJ
celebrated
4 p. Q.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

VVOOP SkIRTS- CHEAPER TIAy EyEE-and
Il Il great variety Of goods, from Button Mould
to a Silk, just being received
at PAGES.
Please call and examine goods and prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-14

xz7IL, DURING THE PRESENT s8k9cE.
~ run their line Of
1STCL4SS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
DAILY, between
Ordensburgh. Cleveland, Toledo, SD DSSzs@s'
and rRG-wEEKLY between
r-,;,,, ,fiI1-a,,Irea and intermediat0 Ports, L.
cl-j;5S- Waukeran, Kenoshs, Racine, p. vice.
inaton1 sheboygan, ManitowOc, Msekias~, ~
Huron. St Clair,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

Atlantic MOnthly.-The December
number upon our table completes the sixth
volume. The January number will COM
mence a new volume. and the publishers
promise much.
Anew novel, by Mrs. Harriet BescheT
Stowe, author Of "Uncle Toms Cabin y
and "The Minister'S Wooing." A new
novel by Oh. Reade, author Of "Christie
tombstone" sc. New stories by Miss
Harriet Prescott. A new Romance, by
the author of "Charles Auchester," and
"Counterparts."
Three dollars per annum, or Is cents
a number. Subscriptions may begin with
either the first, or any subsequent num-
Der. The pages Of the Atlantic are Ste
%reotyped, and back numbers can be sup
piled. Ticknor & Fields, Publishers, 1876
Washington street, Boston.
Advertiser and Atlantic, $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
PRO9PHCTCJ8
Edited bv j.. NJ. WOOD.


The Editor will labor to make The "~Northwestorn
Evangelist an independent Journal, hned with eontri-
buttons OF mature minds who are familiar with the cur
rent literature Of the time. The following items viii
best explain the character and plan Of the work; lst.
The Editor will advocate the Bible IS the only standard
Of Christian faith and manners. ID. He will studiOuSly
labor for the union Of Gods people, upon the Bible, and
the Bible alone. 50. He will plead for . thorough reyi-
sion Of the common versionO the English scriptures as
maintained BY the American Bible Union Of lew York,
and the Revision Association OF Louisville kentnckl -
4th- The cause Of rational Education OF both male andfe-
male. shall secure the ardent support Of the Editor,
wheIherin University College. Academy, hign OF Com
man School; and also Home Missions. 9th. The Editor
will endeavor to make the Northwestern EVANGELIST a
welcome visitor T. every family circle. 9TH. Each num-
Der OF the periodical will contain what neWsi Is Of interest
to the brotherhood; and especially Church neWs and Obi
tuary notices.
The Northwestern Evangelist will be prl.ted on good
paper clear type inOctavo form, containing 10 PAGES
8 by l2-3 columns % each page, and will be furnished
at one dollar a year, invariably In advance. No paper
will beseCt unless the cash accompanies the order. A
few advertisements may be inserted, such as are appro-
pridte to the enterprise. The aid Of all friendly 70
whom this prospectus is sert, is respectfully solicited in
obtaining subscF bers. Preachers are especially reques-
ted 70 aid in the matter. TITS hoped, BY the blessing OF
God TO make the Evangelist \ dignihed and effective ad-
YOcate OF the truth. Brethren may rest assured that no
personal OF provoking disputes will be allowed to soil
the pages Of the paper; but both sides OF questions may
be fairly and hOnOrably discussed by brethren and
friends. The first number Willie issued about the mid
j. M. WOOD,
BroWnville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

prayer that Congress might wholly con-
sider the propositions presented IN the
Presidents Message, and deliberately
ACT on them.
The Speaker laid before the House the
Annual Estimate Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury referred % Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Morehead, from the committee 70
wait on the President. reported hat they
bad performed that duty and that lhe
President had requested them 10 say that
he would communicate his Message TO the
House in wiring to-day II noon. That
hour having arrived, after some further
proceedings, the Message was laid before
the House and read by Col. Forney, the
Speaker having first requested gentlemen
10 be silent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
Cooley for Jauuary.-A month /;

G0dey for January.-A month in.
aaEan'e' and ahead Of anything yet;
'hree steel plates and fashion plates with
out number. What lady will he without
Cooley the coming year? Not One, here
abOu's, we hope. If you wish to see a
Specimen number, we will lend ours Jus,
q "liile while" prOvided you promise to
Join the club.
Terms: One copy n year, So. Two
copies n year, So. Five copies one
year, and one to thegstter up of club, $40.
GOdey's Lady's Book and Home Ma.
gazine, one year, $3.50. Cooley and
HarPer's Magazine both one year, $3.50.
Advertiser and Cooley $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
The Daily BuIletiH.-TO ae'

MLA Ns
S,,e our citizens with the news mat must
le,sss,rilv be interesting during the
on,b Of December, especially we have
D,5e arrangements to receive the tele-
.r,nb reports daily, and place them be-
i've n,r readers in the shape OF a DAILY
Bulletin during the month"; and longer II
be subscription list will pay. Congress
Ia The Nebraska Legislature both meet
Monday next. We will give our
leadsrs all the general dispatches from
18th places.
Our ~neichbOrs at Rock Port, Mo, can
eoeive telegraph news by the Bulletin;
ID hours earlier :han from St. Joseph
somebody make up a club.
We can furnish Nemaha City and Peru
ith the Bulletin three times a week
Better have a few copies at each place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
PUTIN on aIrs.-Our neigbbor g

Putin on aiPS.-Our neighbor of
lhe Nebraska City Ners has recently
moved into the new brick building erect
ID by the publisher MI. Taos. MoRToN.
fnd is disposed to clay back and feel
IS keeping" Well, We are glad Tom
has made money sufficient to erect a new
building, and hope he may live long, to
enjOy it. He is a good, clever, industri-
bus, economical fellow; rather an excep-
bon among newspaper men, and we re-
Oice at his prosperity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
LadIes RepOsItOry.-The Deem

Ladies kepOSlt0Fy.-Ihe December
number of this superior and deservedly
popular monthly is on u table. This
completes the 2Oth volume. Illustrations:
two steel plates, "Benevolence," and a
likeness of MRS. Anne H. Judson," the
world renowned missionary, accompanied
with a brief history of the life and times
of this extraordinary woman
Rev. BURcH, OF this place, is an auth
orized agent,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

Pork Packing..-.Quite an active bu-
Iiness has been done here the past week
b cutting and putting up pork. We had
DO idea there was so much surplus here
abOuts. Hill, Martins Co., DR.. McPher-
BON and Col. Nixon are all in the bust
ness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
More 'Iniuns.n-Tha red m.

More "lnjunS."-The red man
abOrigines-child Of The prairie-lo the
poor Indian spotted fawn- prairie
queen, and sich, were as thick in our
streets again this week, as skippersi in old
0heese' and about as agreeable to 'gaze
upon" or smell. AS usual, their favorite
pasume was "peakin' into folks win.
dOws," and occupation, ''takin' little
things and bidin' EN-" Two big greasy
fellows darkened the door of our sanctum,
and saluted US with "how ?'-"ten cent y
Great n~uisances, these rOring Indians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

Game.-Quails, prairie chickens, rab.
bits, turkeys and deer, are now plenty,
and 'sfat as butter" The small game,
particularly, is being made to suffer
"some."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
Still returning from the Peak

Mr.. George Ferguson reached this place
bn Friday last, direct from the mines.
He left with Us very fine specimens of
gold quartz; such as yield $500 to the
eord. Mr.. F. IS greatly encouraged as
le the future of that country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

Dancing PaFtieS.-We understand
arrangements are being made for a series
pf e%ancing parties during the HOLIDAYS,
Go on with the show - send in your or
dets for invitation cards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

"SOme" on Quail Ell Wilcox
Ind John COddington are "sOme" at bag
ling quail; and that Eli knows how to
TX 'em up, we do assert; -EvideDce that
.ouail fry'' the other night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
Blanks.

blanks, Blanks. ,,n.-or style, and for
3 V sas55 y 5 PssSd.' T Hssg. 81 D Sssa.. blanks.
JuskRlSI s5k Presmption PsPerS, .dinq.
10 mats, Notes, etc. etc, eoS'
oteeeial attention ofthosein neeo.
which We ca 5Se s ge every description executed 70
J. P5 q = sty Is Inferior IRE 70 noas. PTSd nc w r. sny ~ P' eise e,
s.aptry. We except no once IN 1ee " Evidence.
and ofer specimens OF cur
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06

Who wants ~'em?-WORTHINc, Of
be City Saloon, proposes to make a pre-
lent Of one bottle of Champaign and a
hn of fresh oysters, to the person who
Eil make the largest run of billiards on
Is table between now and New Years
law. The same proposition is made for
be largest count or game Of ten pins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-06
ME ADVERTISER.
TO @ A L.
,,owNVTLLE, DEC. 6, 1850.

oooOO1DO~S0NNONN|I
- "Nebraska Advertise" having
~, ,bs largest circulation Of any paper 81 ~
fuch tne wholesale Merchants in 81
be Teg Joseph. Cincinnati and Ia Last
e mminandno better advertising meo
-. western country.A -