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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

H7OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close after ion TO business or
study. are among the numerous eases of Nervous
Headache. The disorlcrsd state of mind and body
incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal
blow to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
disorder can always obtain relief from these dis
tressinE attasks By using 0neO f the Cephalic Pills
wherever Tire symptsmsappear Itquietsthe over
teskcd tain. and soothes the strained and jarIins
nerves. and reiaxes tae issz-s~- as sha ssamaeh which
always accompaniment aggravates the dlsoroeree
condition. Of the brain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

Accidental man named Barney
residing about a mile below Tins
lty, metwitha serious accident on Toes-
by last. He was tending The horse pow
j Of a Single machine, and accidentally
pt both feet caught in the machinery
|ae was 50 terribly mangled as TO render
mPu,ation necessary, and the other bad
/ crushed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
MASTERS SALE.

Jackson Lynes
vs.
1T Whyte
Sarah Whyte
Wm-HoblitzelI and
Martha HsbIifzeIi
RI virfuaof a decretaI order issues from tho Clerks
sRea = fsa "A etrict Ccurt Of NenHaha county, in the
al Tnaf~faF hfsef.fs "a Nsbr.ska Territory. decree
nade bveaid Courf atf a September Term, a. al 1850. in
ne aaevs easiticl cause: n will sell on Thursday, the
18Th dav 81 March a n 1861 at the hour Of II O'Clock, a.
m. OF sad dav. at ire tt5s OF Homer J0hnson's Hall
(the place where said Court was last held) in Brown
willie, Nemaha county Nebraska Territory, the follow
ing described real estate. with tie appurtenances there-
to belongings to-wit: The northeast quarter Of section
no. 10. ia township no. 5, north of range no. 10, east OF
the sixth principal meridian. in Nemaha county, Neb-
raska Territory 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand.
JAMES s. BEDFORD, Master in Clancory.
Brownvilie, Feb 9Th, 1861. n3i-5w-99-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

GREAT DISCRIMINATORY the nostimportant
Of all the great medical discoveries eff this age. may
be considered TIE system Of vaccination for protec-
tion from Small Pox, and the Cephalie pills for re-
lief Of Headache, either Of which is a sure specific.
whose benefits will be experienced By suffering hui
manity long after their discoYersrs are forgotten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.--Mr
Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles of his eel
ebrated Prepared Glue. and it is estimated that eaci
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth ofbrokon fur
~niture, thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
lions of dollars reclaimed from total loss by Jhi
valuable invention. Having made his Glue a hou
sehold word, he now proposes 10 do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads witt
his Cephalic Pills, and if they are as good as hi
Glus, Headaches will soon vanish as snow in June
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07


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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

EXCitlng.-It is strange how, "ia the
purse. of human events communities.
pa even individuals are dependent upon
Zach other. Such, however, is the fact.
HEo. HUI pledges himself to play his
art M the programme aud now proposes
sell goods for cash or good countrv pro-
Gee lower than any other house in he
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

Ne.aTe informed that Maj. Dennison.
IAe Indian agent at Nebraska City, whose
Ncs have caused 50 nuch excitement at
HAT place the past week or two, made his
Escape on Tuesday night last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
BrownvilIe \. 7. Jan. 3. Is6.
Joseph Schiitz, Administrator or Probate Court
George Enslehardt, deceased lPetition 70 Ell la

John Philip EneIehardt
To John Philip Engiehardt and The unknown heirs and
legal representatives Of George EngIehaTdt deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the 18th day Of Janu-
airy 1861. said administrator hled his petition in the
Probate Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
the object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
tate Of which the said George Englehardt died seized to
pay the debts Of said deceient. to wit: the north half Of
the south west quarter OF section eichteeu township five
range thirteen, Nemah3 county, Nebraska Territory.
Notice is hereby given-to al persons concerned that
February 23d 1851, at 10 o'clock A NJ is the time set for
hearing said application at the office Of the Probate
Judge in BrownviUe in said county, where all persons
interested may attend and show cause why an order
should notbe granted to said administrator for the sale
Of said real estate.
Witness my band ard seal This 14th day Of January A
D 1861. c. " WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Ordered thst the above be published six consecutive
weeks. ms
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
'ardIy Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orriole 'eacache this hafternoon hand
I stepped into lie hapotheearies hand says hi to the
man, Can you beast me ofan 'eadache? 2 does il
haehe ard, says'e. "Hexcsedingly, says hi, hand
upon that e gave me a Cephalic Pill hand 'poRme
'onOr il cured me so quick that I 'ardly realized !
'ad 'ad an 'cadache.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

r.cSs. BOa The Steamer Shreve-
m from St.Jo.eph, de FIRST boat Of the
eason reached or. wharf about noon on
tuesday, the 9Th. She left freight for
'Ir Beane; a new f~reigbter from lhis
lace TO the mountains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
Estrav Notice.
Territory ofNebraska
Nemaha County

Territory ofNebraska
Nemaha County
Personally abpcarsd before me Robert E.. Gibbs,
who, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he did
Ga tha Josh day Of Jan AID 1907. take up o certain
pony MARE Of tie following Description, 10 wit: d
tho medium size, ray chOr. no brands Os marks vs.
sible. supposed t0be nine or ten years Old, said
estray wason bis premises 70 the time. tnkenup IN
township 5 and range Ii Of this county.
ROBERTE E. GIBBS.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me On tais 2Est
lay Of January Ap 1851,
81. COLLINS, J.P,
We. the undersigned having been duly appointed
and sworus do hereby appraiss the above esaay az
HENRY HARMON
B. L.BALDWIN.
The above were appointed and sW0n By ne tbs
n29-sw 81. Collins ,J5P.
Written forths Nsbra.ka Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

We have been without Telegraph re-
prs since Thursday last. The regular
as detailed TO make repairs at Platte
lver. Oar citizens feel quite vexed that
ney were without news att time when of
Y others, they most desired, and valued
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

M MEDICINES eompaunded and sold BY J T. Curtis
y oeenso long used thai their virtue and healing
lles are conceded a. be almost miraculous. This is
y 70 Their speed IN making permanert cure In rhe
variety OF dlseases for'which they are rec mmcnd-
lou can scarcely dnc a settlement in- the state
sOeriis' Mamaluke Imminent is MT used in
HNIslons where a remedy % tue kind Is ueored
0mpOund Syrup OF ~tssafras surn,ssa.
enehesi intended o. act on Lung diseases c,tnbs
sncnes that have not DE name Of J. Carts on ne
"Ff. u32-lm
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

BRIDGET.--Missu wants you 60 send h-r a box Of
CephaIle Cine, ne, a bottle of Prepared Pills; but I
am thinking that's Just it naither: but perhaps yen
DoaftheF knowing what it Is. Yeshe she's nigh dead
ana Como with the Sick Headache, and wants some
more OF that same as relaived her before.
DrHggist.---You must mean Spaldisg's Cephalie
Pills.
Brtdget--OchI sure now and you've scd It, here's
the quarther and givme the Pills, and don't be all
day about it aither.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
rr,lnhling f0 fhe Mlnes.

onr streets have been alive the past
rssk viii. freight wagons, loading and
,riog for the mines. MIR. J. N. BEANE
i Alabama, aud D J. MARTIN & Co. Of
Il, city. will on Monday next start the
H. Of forty large sized freight wagons
aided mostly with provisions for the
hines. They send 10000 lbs. of bacon,
.uaer and lard, together with supplies Of
frocefes.
Large amounts Of freight have accomu-
,ed here from east Of the Missouri rlv-
: daring the winter, and. more coming
.aily, which will be shipped Immediately,
heavy freigb,ing business viii be done
Rom this point this season, frelgh'ers
aung found he route from Brownville
BE- hcroute.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
NO. 1 FARM FOR SALE.
AN, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.

VIII aive ans man desiunEay5. i Farm the rarest
bsTealn ever offered ia this csunifv The Farm is sit-
ustea six miles west from Br,v-pvfile on The Littte Ne
maha River; oonslstsof 10 acres 100 Of which is under
an excellent state 90 callvat on good dwelling aud
OUT houses an nexhsustable supply Of good stock
water; 50 acres of,eO Hltimber-mastIy hard wtmd.
There is also sn excellent Mil Site 70 the Lend.
Enguireo t The undersigned ON he premises OF r. W.
Eu mas atthe Advertiser Cmce. WM. WEDDLE
February 2lst, 1861. nos3v5St
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

FACT WORTH KNowISG.--Spalding's Cephalie
Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache. Bilious
Headache. Nervous Headache. Costivenzs and Cen
eral Debility.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

Uncle Ben Why,e. still continues to
ed The hungry ina manner entirely a
reeable. Thanks for that Oyster pie
inner. "Let. 'em came."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
true Delaware Grape Vines

EEUEAIAIbU NLNON Lhb ONICIM Al
STOCK.
Strong. WeIl-r00feG one Year Ofd Vines 81; THO
gear Old 81 So 10 s. 90. A feU CEtra LARGE Iagers
Citt hearing GOOD, S2to IS. SEaleT Layers 81 10
S16O-
ALSO GnevincS Of Aliens new white Hybrid Anna.
Clara, Concord Cmiuh C3-sady Diana uerbemuui.
Hartford. Ptolhe inean lie NUlr Lydia huai~a- On
tario. 8e5ecca. Bl-erss new Uybrils, Taylor'A Bulitt.
r0-ktlon UnioE Ftiisec &c.
Compsctly grown Delawavcs. with abundant hne,
horous roofs carelVEy packed in-moss, eaveloped in oil
SIX and sent past paid, 70 any part OF tne CulUn, OF
/ receipt Ci 81 each
lstbclas and Catawbss Of one and TWO years. -rout
forei-n vines Tor Grspcues. Rlspbcrries. Blackberrles
Strawberries 80. AN at the lowest rates.
EE@Send Tor a circular.
GhO. w CAMPBELL Delaware, O.
oct. rs 1850. ntb-3m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

The Brownyille Steam Ferry Boatis a.
pm making her regular trips. And by
y way is deingan unusually good bu-
'neSs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
MASTERS SALE.
Theodore W. BEDFORD, l

Theodore W. Bedford,
VS..
Hudson George
Stetson l.. Swan
Isa4c T Whyte
il Wells and
Russell r. Lewis
By virtue Of a decretal order issued from the clerks
office OF the District Court in Neniaha county. in The 2i
Judicial Dtstr ictof Nebraska Territory, upon a decree
made bv said c lurt at its September Term a d 1850, in
the above entitled causR,I will sell on Thursday the l4th
day nf March A ID 1861. at IL o'clock A VI Of said day
at the door of Homer J~onhS0n's Han Che place where
said court WAS last held) in Brownyille Nemaha coun-
y. Nebraska Territory. the following described real es-
tate to-wit: the southeast quarter o. The southeart
quarter cf section %, township 5, north of range IA, east
OF the 9th principal meridian, in Nemaha county, Neb-
raska Territory, to the highest bidder for cash ia hand.
J. S. BEDFORD Master in Chancery.
Feb 6tb. 1861 3I-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

New BaildlngS.-R. T. RAINEY is
recaug a neat hlae cottage on. the hill
be in middle Brownyille.
]. W. MIDDLEToN Is erecting a resi-
ence on The corner Of Main and 4lh SITS.
We no.iee building material being col
IN various portions of the city which
the. conclusion that considerable
Improvement viii be made the coming
notwilhstanding the hard times:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
DWARF Broomcorn Seed.

The undersigned oGe~s a very desirable variety Of
Dwarf Broom com seeu for sale. The stalks Of which,
on an average. are not more than Is inches to two ceet
high % the brush and the brush H. q about the same
lengtb-tbe whole plant being OnIy three or four feet
high. The broom il FAR superior 10 the old tall variety
being much finer in G5re aud much more elastic. II
viii Weld fully twice The amount OF br0Ons from an
acre OF land than the old tail variety does. On account
Of is dwarf hgbits DO bears close planting and Will re-
si,t The ~cverest storm and is nevcr blown down. The
brush is wrapped up about halt its length in the top
leaf. which O5vidtes il from bending down aGd conse-
qucaily keeps The broom straight This dwarf variety
wiz prove Indispensable 10 all cuitivating ti is valuable
crop. Price Is cen, r per ounce package OF s. per ID
Sent by mail postpaid. Address
janet CHAS RAYMOND, Shaw's Point. III
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

Hon. AyDREw. Johnson. Of the q. s.
eDale, Hon. c. H. VANwYcK, Of the
Ouse, and Hon. S. 6. DAILY, delegate
fom Nebraska. have placed Us under OBJ
cations to tbetn.f Qr vslaabled documentary
lyOrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

School ElectiOR,-.The following d,
iclOrs fcr Brownyiile school Distinct, on
Ionday last, were elecsed.
LUTHER HOADLEY.
AUGUSTUS S~CHOENHEIT.
10. F. LAKE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
E n M
NO ONE SHALL COMPLAIN
purchases Boots, Shoes, Groceries and Dry goods a
DENIS CHEAP CASH STORE,
BR0VVNVTLLE, n. 4.

Hides rurs Pats. Corn Wheat Oats. Rye. Batter,
Eqcs, Bccoa, Beef Barley, aad County Produce,
taken in exchange Tor goods and will be allowed the
highest market price
January 10. 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

New Drug StOFe.-Mr. Thurman
rom Sidney, Iowa, hasjust opened M. ?
few Drug house in this place, 10 the new
rarrsm erceled Ey. Judge Whitley on
Yam rsea
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

r, the Nnrse~v and seed business
Toapessun viii froan S3oOta $500 capital ana Nho
thorouEaly understands tae business 81 pfApagatih6
trees and plants. a dne chance is uHeTec-
ne uiustbe honest, Industrious and sober Eor paru-
culfrs address h A. TERRY,
Jsnuary 1851 Sm-v2nl Crescent City, Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

To All Whom It May Concerns
All psrsoas inaebtedt 70 WIN. T. DEN, either on
book account, or 81 nots, arc hereby notified % cad
add p>yup on O. before The 10th day Of March 1901
ard thereby save themselves trouble and cost
RrownYiile, Feb. q WA.4.DhN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
COLORED PLATES
OF FRUITS AND FLOWERS.

We have artists constantly employed in painting
specimenS 81 al kinds Of Fruits shrubs Fverereeps
ana FlOwers, and can supply nursery agents or others
with any quantity either bound sr ia sheet Orr bound
volumes are intended 10 contain all th3t an agent win
require IN selling a list ~ general Nursery praiucts
We offer them mnch under the usual price and can
iufnlsh me bound volumes very low; and We have no
ne~itahey IN saving that the executinnrof the artist and
likeness TO nature are not SURPASSED bv anv in The
C'un.ry Cai a. the FGAey Farmer Office and see Bpeci-
mel Dack ENSIGN & FORD.
lAFou3o-fV<nSl Ohio Nurseries. Toledo, o
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

Louis Wasdter proposes 20 open . night-school % give
instructlenin the German. All who wish tOjOin q clasa
Of this kind viii leave their names as he P0st-Oa5ce,
February q, "a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
Golden CaSsabaT and CtTistiana
WASHINGTON Seeds.
WANTHD

Two of the anest sorts in cultivation Sent by mail
It IS cents per pacEeee. Al
March, n3-2t CrfsceH' CIV
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

IF you want shy bookA send to
GEO. G.. ENANS' Rerliable Git Book Enterprise,
t35 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
Where al books are sold at the Publishers lowest
price, and you have the
AdvRn4aSo
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
m7TF r
L III ..
,oWNvILLE, MAR. z. 1861.
TO l..

-azs- .Eebraska Advertiser having
% InY lest circulation Of Z paPer IA
much INC wholesale Merchants IN st.
the TerI. vo.oDb. Cincinnati and other East
Louis Sts1wbere Nebraska merchants pur-
err ma'Ay go no better advertising medium
western country
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
"Creveling" Grape Vines

Orders for Vines Of this really delicious and eqrlg
Grapc-aeeompanied by Cash-will receive prompt
attention.
Good one year Vines, Soc each, 81 per dozen.
Go"d two year Vines. Sl.OO each. 81 PER dozen.
p. ". GOODWIN & BRO,
y2D3 Kingston, Luzerne Co.. Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
GO Apple Grafts.

We offer one million Toot-grafted Apples.
Twenty thousand or upwards at SIS per thousand.
Less than twenty thousand 50 per thousand,
ALSO
Prime Peach Pits. 81 per bushel. Apple Seed sc per
bushel. Plum pits, s. per bushel. Cherry pits So per
bush EFS~GN6 FORD,
VI NJ Ohm Nurseries, Toledo, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
VV5ETG LEGGED
DERBY GAME FOWLS.

NIB Boxes Of assorted garden SEEDS constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07

A few pair Of this celebrated variety Of fowls may
be had at s. per pair on application 20 the subscriber.
TheF we're bred from stock obtained at Kongsly. part
OF which was ss letted BY the subscriber IN person.
ANF0R A
v3 n3 once Of Boston CuItivator Mlss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-07
The German Languaee Taught.

Of the oldest and lETgesG 9iFT BOOK Il
TsRPRIsE in the world, Permanently loeated 81
No. 439 Chestnut Street. philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
Rats DESERVING a Sinking Ship.

The Allegheny County Republican Ex-
ccutive Committee, met in the city of Pitts.
burgh on Saturday the LIST inst. ,and among
others adopted the following honest and
sensible resolution:
"ResolUed, That the course of Hon. s.
A. Purviance In rosigning all further con-
nection with the present State Administra.
ton, deserves the commentator and re-
spcct of all honest and honorable men,
Gen. s. A. PURvIANcE as the readers
of the Columbia Democrat, will remember
short time since, resigned the Attorney
Gonoralship of Pennsylvania, assigning to
Coz. Cagtin, as his reason motives of self.
respect, Here is the endorsement of that
act, by the Republican Executive Commit.
tee of Allegheny County-the stronghold
Of Republicans in the State-as deserving
"dte commc"latiom and respect of all hon
est and honorable men,
GOVERNOR CURTIN has out-gencrallcd
all his predecessors, cold Joe Ritners Ad.
ministration" not excepted, in "running
the Ship of State clean and clear into the
ground"
Such is the testimony of respectable and
responsible Republicans!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
OUR friend VAN GE1DER, Tho Editor Oh

Our friend VAN GEIDER, :ho Editor Oh
half-shcct paper, published in Williams
port, called tho "Wost Branch Bulletin, ;
takes serious offence at cur recent brici
notice, of the exploits of his friend, 1. Il
Gates, in the Court House, at Bloomsbury
We believe that that article, brief though
it was, was just TO Mr., c., and fully ex-
pressed the opinion of most who heard his
"aboiiiion hGrdngae." And moreover, if
his speech here, was q sample of his
"Union Adlresses,' we are of the opinion,
that the Editor who would attempt to de-
fend his sanity, would-by any intelligent
audience-bc at once pronounced crazy
fanatic.
Mr.. Van Glider, who struck "Billy
Patterson 7"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
XENTA.
Important War News !
From Western Virginia.

Detailed account of lie Victory al Beverly.
One hundred and Etty killed. One
hu'1dred prisoners. s.--Mc Lellan after the
rctels.-Pennsylvania Regiments caN-
o1 into rcquisitioa.-Ret,eai o. The gcb-
CTS 10 be cm og,-Isn Mousaad rebels
drlVen out.
WAsnINpToN, July IA.
The following dispatch from Gen. Me-
lclan was received to-day at army head
quarters
"BEvBRLY, July l2, 1861.
"Col. Z. u. IoaOnsemd, Washington,
ID. C.: The success of to-day is all that l
could desire. We captured six cannon, Of
which one is riacd; all tho camp cquippagc
and transportation, even to his cups. The
number of tents will probably reach two
hundred, and moro than sixty wagons.
Their killed and wounded will amount to
fully one hundred and fifty, with one hun
drcd prisoners, and more coming in con-
stantly. l know already of ten officers Kill
led and prisoners. Their defeat Is COM
plete.
81 occupied Beverly by q rapid march.
Garnet abandoned his camp early in the
morning, leaving much of his equippagc.
He came within few miles of Beverly,
but our rapid march turned him back in
great confusion, and ho is now rctreating
on the road to St. George. have order
ed Gen. Morris to follow him up closely.
81 have telcgraphcd for the two Penn.
sylvania regiments at Cumberland to join
Gen. Hill at Rowlcsburg. The General
is concentrating all his troops at Rowles-
burg and will cut off Garnctt's retreat
near West Union, or, if possible at St.
George.
81 may say that We have driven out
some ten thousand troops strongly en-.
trenchcd with the loss of eleven killed and
thirty-fvc wounded. Tho provision re-
turns here show Garnctt's force to have
been ten thousand men. They wcro Eas-
tern Virginians, Tenncsscans, Georgians
aud think Carolinans.
"To-morrow can give full details as
to prisoners, &c. 1 trust that Gen. Cox
has by this time driven Wise out of the
Kanawba Valley. In that case I shall
have accomplished the object of liberating
Western Virginia.
81 hope the General in Chief will up.
prove ofmy operations Signed;
G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Com. Dep. of Ohio"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

THE HARvEsT.-In this latitude we arc
in the midst of the wheat harvest, while
the cornfelds that have escaped or rocov.
cred from the ravages of tho cut worm
give good promise for the future. Thus
far the year has been good year, and oul
rural friends can grumblc only about mar
kcts. The crops arc abundant, and the
average incrasc in quartity will probably
countcrbalanco the dcprcci alton in prices.
There are many thousands in this broad
land to whom dollars saving in the cost
of barrel Of flour will be of vital impor-
tance this year.