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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

IHAEKseIvISe.-There viii be Union
services Of the various denominations in
tins city, held in the Presbyterian church
at 10 II o'clock to-day, Thursday,
the day set apart BY the Governor as a
oay OF thanksgiving. The afflicted con
dillon Of The country certainly demands
a universal observance Of The day. Il is
hoped business houses will be closed
usual ~avocations suspended, and all attend
the house Of Ged, where prayer and
application is wont to be made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

TO cos sUlrprIvEs.

TO C0AsUATPTvEs.
The Advertiser, having been restored e bealC5 IN :
- ie" weeks By a very simple emedy afuar having
suisle1 several years with severe lung affection, and
'1a' U'saa oisease, ConsuD-Ttion-ls anxious TO make
90 ms FELLOW sufferers Inc means Of cure,
~ an VINO deslreit he Ttll send q copy Of the pres
oriptoa uaed, Gree Of chmge,) win si-reetiens for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they wiz Gni asURr
CURE for CoNSUA-PTIos, AsTHarA B-RcvcRtrIs SC.
The only object o. tie advertiser il sending the Pres
eriPtion is to beaeGt the afiieted and spread Informs
which he o~5nceives - &c invaluable, end he hopes
every suherer viii try his remedy. as it viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties viking the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
November u. 1851. rniq-9ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

On he seventh Of September, 1851, THE NEW
YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the
tvenrv-f-st year Of its existence EEE DAILY
TRIBUNE being some months older and THE SE5iI-
NLEALH IklbUAt somewhat younger. For
more than twenty years THIS journal has labored in
what ATS conductors hlycIoIt ~ be the cause Of Ha
IuIuIty, Justice and freedom, endeayoring to NELL
crate ths condition Of Jiv oppressed and unfortunate
30 honor and useful exertion in whatever epher5,
end 90 Frolnete l. aitlaarsth ne n2orsL. int2iies-nA
aud material acvancemeat Of orr country. 1t has
aimed tJ be ugat rather tG8a popular and t. es-
ptgse and eeu1eaG tJ-day ,ho .rotA that Ctatss
may not be willing TO accept till Tomorrow. IN
pursuing tlis course mistakes have Doubtless been
/ made ana faults committed; but having ia ali things
I melted COS reader ro thinkand judge for themselves
rather thaa adJgt 5llualy car own rCJEers cJnciu-
s5usU - ~ sve ae may fairly cl.iHtor his journal
The credit Us Having qualified is Telders to detect
sld expose even IT, own errors. Q oeFe.pP JLe
mIaJs u the young BY tlo most general thurcusu
and practical Education Gul 10 ou2auriEe and stlm-
uIa-e Productive Industry throush free grants OF
Public Lands % actual -|.,s.sts ana en.-IvS,gr5 and
aiss l4cuaga lhe pr-osyaIoDat luultare OF Feeui-
arjy exposed brausaes ftoH goo %pa"5ctai foreign
nai mas adhered through good ana bad report and
winch 81 sle.t a-tiy comnsDts 10 American patriot
ism aas philanthropy.
AS sIe Civil y ar now devastating oVr country
$50. L.Idit .o have originated ia e Rebellion mere
+ wautau. wicked, mex assute, tLan was ever before
/ Known Rebellion .l the interest Of the few aEains.
' r.
,Aa many '1tsn'g' o'Ll-'1I : any -'7le' 'o'
.'.5 o. ,'s's @H1 Hshlo5' ~ ~ % ..f',
dif'aS no"o aH "e SoIo gltno~' 4 = % "a
=" '''o ~ '
i.'ls' ante -"' ''+7 ""'s
the Federal V'FefDin'nJ >o"-h' 70 'Ftit us horrors
we A'ia L' our e-eh a"tl' eiD '' even u'"oi
aJiaen' o. svsao ey me A"t3h ana 3tS l14uy chosen
f1tefsahA = seoonL WHO aa our e''fsleS iAe[ e.
forts 'uI'ot1 'ng on-o-5 'As C''7',lu-o' --- s's
sePf,Al--t 'llH' As.s. N.. l'5'7l - .'.
mas oe6".'2 -l42oea u''' feWl 'qe1ttt." ssilo.-'"
aic S5o""slo' t1At.uL' s.''H7 80. = lo
lc'i .l""'t a. s''r at a-o
ei'''Fs' '-o-G % 5.y'' 'e-, -AI -'t's ~-i -'7I'5
rs o.--T--,1' D'' ot ga t"9.''o"' ''e-,.'s '"7
y.Je-5 ~ 80 90 1'.a = ~
"A'7ts I.l-s-. We 's--. q, tos7 -. ~ Htls'i
gun -.t.2 !. 81 ~ y
y ID l-rsS ana o' 1I.s- 81
grave "n ei-t.5 .agy'
-l qua
=-t "H" '-'- y
War Tor the ya.a1 ana T.tl elaeidatlon5 81 ITS
more 7..'1"s ..-."7 we LA u1t n0.s st
feiI't -'"t '..' ,l'i 20 -'...s -'i' 4 Eo-7. 4-'"
70 hssi-"''9ia' fT.a'eS5 60 of't7 1-TKely sc.
"At~- %" aA~"'- "a Is" iH
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

i IS, perhaps, a fact not generally
known, that, at the time Col Washing
ton was killed, Gen. Lee and his entire
staff were only 200 yards FROM the place
where he fell. If this game could have
been safely bagged, It would have added
quite an interesting feature to the de-
tails of the arduous but rather U%neventful
campaign which has been fought in that
region.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

PRICED CATALOGUES. which eve rent to
purchasers Of Trees, and to applicants Tb5 Helosc
stamps No. l-DescriptIve Catalogue Of Fruit aid
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, kas7Jerries, Cgrgaats
and Ell other small Fruits. No. 2-Resess Carnations
Ch-vsanthenums, PaIox. Iris. Double Sweet Williams
and other HerbaceOu5 F~lowerlnE Plants. No. 5-i-N,
LARGE Fruit Trees. Evergyeens and other OrnsIueuta.
Trees aus shrubs suitable fog immediate frnt-1asIlu-
and embelistueut. Nc. +Wlelesale Catalogue t9T
Nurseries aLt Dsl.Grs, coIoprsug Trees S5r15s, Roses.
Plants. Eulbou- Flower Roots, Stocks Tor EHsra.HaE
&c NJ. 5-Wno'c~ale Catalogue fer Vegetable Asri-
cultural ana Fl5we. seeds, and Frees and Shrub Seeds
sc. No. 6-Descrptlve Catalogue Of our JHyivSlei
Collection of lG0 Select Varieties Of STawberriCs with
REJECTED LIST, and Directions for Culture. No. s.
Wholesale List % Native and FCrCiEA Grapes. No g.
Catalogue O. Bulb0Us Flowers Of every Class; togetheI
with Trees and He-bscecIs PRaltes, Dahhas, Primrose,
Polsanthus, Cowejps. A~uriculas, DAISIES, Iris and other
Rare Flowering Plants. No. H-Wnnlesaie Oatai'Egf
OF The same No. ~ atsloguB 0f% r]eenh0use Plants
No. I4-Descup,ire CatsicgEe Of SO Eativa AID 10
ForciEn Varieties ~ Grapes.
h. B-Thc prices hsvebeeC grcaiv reduced. and those
who desire will please send their Lists, which VIII %
priced ~ the lowest rates.
November "a 1851, Tuc0-tfI
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

CLosE or NAvIGATIoN.-The last trip
Of The West Wind, beng her last for
TIE season, we may conclude that naviga.
ten is closed. AS the weather in this
upper country a. tins season Of year is
50: uncertain, boats are not Inclined to
p venture up this far unless extraordinary
julucements IN tie way Of freigats.are
held out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Our telegraph news continues meagre.
We give our readers, however, all that
passes over the wires, except commercial
reports, which would not be interesting
to the general reader.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
We see that our intimate acoaaia;ano,

We see that our intimate acquaintance
and associate " of yore," b S. KYLE, of
Troy Ohio, has been authorised to raise
a Regiment. Of soldiers for the War for
the Preservation of the Union. Colone.
Kyle's Regimen the Seyeuy-frst Ohio
Is in camp at Scamp Dave Todd, " Troy.
and is rapidly filing Up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Csc. W. RUsr, ESQ, who has, for the
PAST year, been presiding over the Local
Department Of the Omaha y3s5rassian
has. we see, Been received mo efulI fel-
lawship' as one Of the Editors proper Of
hat paper. George IS a SPICY and ready
TTiteL and has added materially to the
value Of tia, paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

SAM'L BAUsrauAS has presented Us
with a model Of a very neat and congen-
tent clothes dryer, which is also CONVEX
.aJle into a table. Sam makes 'em for
sale, and is the only man who does; the
only man who has a right to. Try one
Of iAem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

MOVE oN.-sucl is the course pursued by Curtis
variable medicines. TheY never cease doing good bu
press forward, relieving tle sicl. an1crippiet from pain
and disease. The woudsrful cures that axe performed
BY Curtis Syrup Ct Ssssatras are really marve.ous-
Cougls, Gods, hoarseaess measles. even Consumption
begins to tremble when s, comes in contact vita it, End
soon the 6ettaly grasp is loosenea. Curtis II smeIuke
Lintmeut is familiar 20 every family ia the cg1utTy FOR
The many benefits they haze received from It's use. It
is wellfo every family % be proyid5aj they cannot tell
what horr they may require its use. These medicines
stand hi-hi and are used by many respectable physicians
o. extensive practice. See advertisement IL anatbeg
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Posi- OFFIcE NorrcE.-To-day Thurs
day, being the day set apart by the
Governor, as a day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer, the post Office in this city viii be
closed, except an hour Immediately after
the arrival Of the Eastern mail.
]. D. n. THOMPSON. p. II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

TExPFRAscG.-The5e viii be a TEN
psrance messing az the Presbyterian
church thIs Wednesday, evening. Ad-
dress by Rev. ~. MCASDLIsu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Scur EUESIrs-J. +. CBowE, ESQ,
ans len az DOR Office SIX i0ru,Ps, the az
grsgate. weight Of which is forty five
pounds, ana aggregate circumference
twelve feeJ. They ore what might very
properly be called .6olgers''
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Maj J.P. BAKER, Agent for the Otoe
and Missouri Indians, was in town last
week. We are glad to see him Sc much
improved IN health.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

We are glad 70 see that our City Mar
shall has thoroughly repaired Main street
before the winter sets in.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
10000 LBS wool WANTED.

ST JOSEPH, no.
Two Extensive WaoIen Factories are in
SUCCESSFUL OPEEAIoE.
ONE NEW AND FITTED UP
HIt6 all the Latest Fine improvements.
We are prepared 20 manufacture to order, and
have for sale tho following Goods:
Satinets Heavy and Light,
JEfNtS TWEEDS. FLAANELS
WHITE. C0LogED, STRIPED AND PLAIN
Is Z IA - e y -
PULLED fUSeyS. C0iOFed White
and afraj. I ID Yards ride.
PULLED CLOTH,
Blankets Of ali Kinds and all Qualities,
YARNS OF ALL SIZES AND C0I0RS,
Warranted all Goods of the best material.
eve VII exchange the above Goods for Woo
or cash.
Fancy Dying to Order.
We viii pay cash foT any amount Of Wool, al
Market Prices.
Flour constantly on hand forsale. The best prize,
paid fer wheat.
N.BUEL 50E. BUELL& DIXON.
August. %. lSG o..
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
8oyAFIETIEs STRAWBERRIES

Among sFsea arc Wilson's AIo1nY, 81 per le0 -
85 per 1000 Jenny !fe3 $3.50 peg 1906 TriomFh b.
de'GanI. 81 PES 700 Bas-9H Pine, H9veys S~eeiiilg
H5oker, B4a K PNay Queen and p othsr
kinds az 81 rs
Plants If &c Sprc1y Of 1868 as2
per dcz.
Aug 1891. EEMAHENCgsERy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John CnaGso

Wheeler. Rsney hutchinson.
Notice is hereby givRn that ~ virtue % an eZecu-
ton ISSUED ry ske Clerk o. tie District Court Of NeUa-
"a county. &ch.aska Territory, eSs.us- {. N. Wheeler.
r. T. Rancv. and Homer Jahustn i1 She above emitted
cause. ana IN fsvgror Evhn 3. fladee for thc sum y eve
hundred and twenty-niIe d0llirs ent two cents ce3t.
aud nine d.ildrs aud seventy Cents c,sJ Gmi accrfiug
c5eis. /. J. ". Coleman. S1erH q said county 10 sgfd
TeIutgry. have .Cyed IFeD aH- Tf+ cac5 tr s1is az
pulflc auction. NJ the door III " n D-ls aatl, ibe
phase where the lass tenn ~ the Distt.ct Court f.r $50
county was held. ~ ire 18Th CAV ~ bt1eIntr \ D.
1851. between zoe hours 81 1eD'ciocs A 81 ana o'ctck
q said Gay, the following 1escrlbedreab estate, TO-
Wit.
Thirty acres out of the north vest fourth Or me ncI'1
west fourth III the south weSl quarter, oi sec,cn 70
town 9 range IS east, and the souih esst fotrih nf The
south east fcuFth, uf section ~. toNh .. Ffh-e % es7t-
and ne east hair of Lots 10 oi irAcilFnat fourth ael-
tiur Is, town o. Tan-e 10 east, csnjaiuiE-. - acre. ani
.lofs 3 ana In hF-t q. ana a1ls G ana g, 10 birs 90
ara l3 in Block q in The ctyc Hro"rvnte- taken 81
lhe p-Iretv OF Wbetle Es1e s- 1a-s1- { -aH-iy
aD EERcuiel ocGinst them, aba mtafH =,
named rti95ir - ". COLEMAN,
Nov a IS5I.nI9-5w @e sues Az
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

DR.. LOVE-. Surgeon of the Nebraska
Infantry Regiment, IS now al bis home in.
Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
eTrne DaleWare 80 nc

PROPAGATED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK.
Strc11 WeI-r0Jte5 One Year Of T.rCs Cr0wa "a
opcl sir 63cts ta s. eG-h s5fO 10 per 63= EEfrG 2
yscr DC u-1eS Gad 30. q, Cafra large layers tCta
beE~fnQ 'rbcf- SID ~ 500. 20 SIP SIS per dozen.
ALSO fnC vineso i Aliens new white Hybud. Anna.
Cleveiing, Concord, Cuyahors Clara. Clinton. Csssa-
dy. Catagba. Diana, HerbCmont. Hartford, Prolific, Is
IsahesIa, Logan. "a Nor, Lydia, Louisa, Lyman, Ncr
toms virginia. Oularia, QPorto Reaecoa. RoEers's new
Hybrlds. Taylor's Bullitt. ro-Ka--n. Uniou Village, aoC
many other kinds. 81 ,dw prices.
Strawberries.
Wilson'S Albany, Triumph dc Grand Jenny Lind
TroIicpe's Nict5-ia. ana Austin Shaker S-rEwae-ries.
Ri-iacd ard Catawtssa ever beafirE -tzspoerrles
Lawton's fackae~rics exc, all Et the lowest rates,
E5-Send for a. crcutar.
GEO.W. CAMPBELL. Delaware, o.
Oct. ). 1850. ni5-sm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Tuv- WrEEL1 OMAHA RErURL1cAY.
I'VE a,s Ia receipt Of The Try-W eebJy
Omaha Berut.aan il Is Of creditabIe
s'ze very neatly gotten up, and looks
cr.g aCtv Ike. Success TO the pub
hslsrs. TAyL5H & McCLUER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

/ have twelve huundrej feet good merchartatls lum'
Der, and 90 900 shingles. I wish 10 trade Tor a team, %
for cattle oxen or horses. I VIII deliver al EoyleS
Ferry 90 th6 Nebraska shore.
WILLIAM COUCH,
sonora island, October t7th, 1891.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Hon j. 3. SrBEzTrR, the newly ap-
pointed Judge for this Territory has ar
lived. in Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Should ANY Of our city subscribers fail
:, receive ii. Bjllenp regularly they
viii r.eass notify us immediately Of The
fact We are anxious that every subscTl-
Der .hgsIG be served ~pvntually. Our car
Tie, .s.a 8ew hand, and may in some IN
Haa-as fai. 20 serve.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Is ass sSss g
9 3
r z5@z 50 55gSszs5g
o z.
3 5g5Es $50
9 gs &c 545s1z
8 a-@ -zsS -sa5FSe = esq
- 1885, EG= csc -s-=a az
- g = 9 < "a 6 81 g
- 1898 S
= 8 e
> 5 sss 59zzz55z
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

4t. Advertiser" Office has provided
with F.ag cuts, and also, those for
-.-lyus kinds Of National Envel-
els now prepared to fill orders
..Is OF retail. Apply al the "Ad-
sr once, 5rPost Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
CTR aInREPPTEN
Furniture! Eurniture!!

The most complete stock OF F~urnitUre ever offered in
tbs upper couutsy Just received ~ 7. HILL
Browaville. April 36th. 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.
bloomington Nursery,
LLLLDICDL5.

the crossing Of tbe Illinois Central and 81. Louis
and Chicago Railroads Established 1852 au
the open Pral-ic. aud contains 40 acres. Ftuit gI..-
mental tu0 Nursery S-gcS. ye;y lslse. general aua
reliable assortment, VERY CHEAP Tor Ca=a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
Much letter tLan PllE, au1 llucl easier % take.
DARKNESS



Is a superior tonic aud d~iUictlc; excellent II eases Of
lose or appetite. faruielcy. female Weasness, irregular
ines psiu lu ne side snd bowels. bilad, p~-0tuiing and
l4eelilg plies. end general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY:
JSs-L Bruui5y, merchant 49, Palt5u street. New
EorE3 EEiJcs august rs. f5Ss / have been slEicted
with plies. aoc5mpanied with bleeding, the las three
years ) I used
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

All persons indebted to WIN. 4 DEN, ethar on
book account, or by9ots, are hereby notified % can
and pay up OF or before the lOsb day O. Asrcn 1901,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cess
Browuvile, Feb. "a WM. T.DEN
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

JOlN0 o. ChOCLEl )
IBIFEOVED GUTTA PEBCHA
CEMENT ROOFING.
The Cheapest and moss durable Roofing
In use,
1T lSFlRE AND WATER PS00F
il can be 5gp.ied TO new AMI oG RoeisCf all kinds
,Teep O. 1tllnd t. Shingie roofs without removing
the Shingles
TFae cost IS only about 0ne-TEaivd
shat oETin, ARD ET - TWICE a.
DgHAEBLE.
This acdcio bas been thoroughly tested IN New
York City and all pants Of the United States Cana
dI West indies aud Central and Soutn America CD
buildings ui2l kinds s1rl as Factories Fouh1erisf
Churches faiIE1ad Depos Cars ana ON Public
Buildings genrr,liy GovernFneut Buildings a.. BY
the Dr.letgie a~u1llers archeteets mp others during
rEeTast i,ur years and has proved To- be the CHEAP
EST 8ad AaSTDJHABL ROOFING in use itis ia
every respocyA FIRE WATER VEATAEK and TiaE
PROOF covering for RACES GF ALL MINDS.
THE D. lie ONLY matersaJ aauEfaatared ip the
" ited States which combines he very des rdble
properties of EiJstiritg end DaratJity which are
universally aehuuviedged to be possessed byCTUI'
ia PEBCHA AND INDIA RUB
so Heat is Required in Making
Application.
Ils ez snseof s1pgf1s lris rriIing as an ordinary
Rosl cal be covered BlJ finished the saas day.
e CaG be applied by any one,
.aI when finished forms s.-e9Af FIEE PROOF eur
face wish au elasic sody which cannot be ialrlej
by Heat Com or STORMS SHELSEIEG' OF boUF
BgAsDs nor aay az era.i action whatever.
LIQUID
GTTFA PEkCHA CEMENT.
IT, r--..- NJ -. u v,-d. ,.hoc
exposed 10 the Action Of the W hatheT, and
ans, u-raSavVf-- avsd u~auofv5yn-
rI yp|-s
-lC-s.1 sSC 20
~ Nj -
ll. I ia1 ~. o..l 11-s III III , @-'Ic III
ana IeIq5, or tlc ,oBea qD.Fis8 10 net.ls TO which
sfl.y.. fIusy fa-uf0- a. bodv eaaai to three coats
of arIf1a-v r.2f o.--s 23.r.r ie.s- and VIII LAST
THREE TI5fEs sSIONG: ana from its elasticity
sr.. Injured A. The e@nt-leIon and EXPANSION Of
TIN and other METAL. gDF c.rse.ugaJ uUoD
Sudden changes Of 56e we4. her
40 ~, se. 0..tea ~ 80 ys AS-' ~ " ann
"LALHah h'y VII ~ W A." VFf.
HLt et'-f '"5.tl FOOLS - '0 Ie""L'
.'f''i "-.- o4"t fs'e'a h.'.HF anu t.1.eN'o1
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Cotton has no sale in the South, but
the mighty fleet that is said 70 be in pur-
suit of i, has had a very fine sail indeed.
-LOUiSCiiie journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
DAhLANE'S
LIVER REGULATOR

Removes the moFlid and bilious deposits from The
stomach aud towels regulates The Liver and dneys
renewing every OBSTRUCTION restores a natural and heal
thy ac-ion IN the viEai organs It's ? superior
Family Medicine,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Insafd6ees solicited, and policies issued and renew.
cd in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
Z. w. THOMAS
I Resident Agent.
z Rrovnv;Ua Sont & 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
DARLINGS
Liver ReEuIRtor
TTEE RITTERs.

Are pure egeta5ieextracts They cure all bilious
disorders o. the human system. They regalste and in
vig5rlte the liver ana kieneysf they give tone to the
digestive organs ihel ~resllate the se~eEefi-ns. excre-
tious and eXhaia-Iens egualsze the cireulatl0n. and pu-
rify tho blood. THIS. bilious c0npIQfnfs-soms of
which are Torpid Liver scs Headache, Dyspepsia. PILES.
ChiIis and Fevers. G3saveness Or Lo1seaess-are en-
tireIF canLrnlal ID cnfel BY hase rnrlnlias-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
DARLING
LIVER

@fe 80 1A--AL
in anordiug immediate relief It Is a thorough Liver
and bilious remedy
Mrs. Young. of Brooklyn. writes "TesrEary IS 1850.
In May last had a severe attack orPtIes, which con-
fined ne 10 the house. Hook one bottle Of
DARLING
LIFE BTTFERS.
and was entirely cured. Ibaye had 10 attack since q"
D Wcz5e-7it .c, Eeo, ri s5cth on, near sth STREET.
W-tI---uUr-. L.i. writes. August 3. I5G3--HFyi0-
ie-a troubled wlsaa d-uicafy in the Liver. and subject
IT, bilious si.icas was advised by a friend to Try
DARLING
LIVER REGULATOR.
Idi5 so. sua fouul f.. 20 operate admi5ably, removing the
bile ana gEsns-ag tHe liver TO activity. I have also
used iJ ss a
Ts112211y AGe0iCine.
When 5ur children IRE ont 81 sorts, wc give them a few
drops and it sets th9m an right. ! find it meets tie
general wants yt the stomach and bowels when disur-
6e-ea
READER If YOU need either or botU of these most eX
Cei.glt Remedies inquire for them 81 thes stores IL you
d. no, uud tHun, t8ke no other. Bat iDcI9se One Dollar
iu s. letter. and on ru-Ci.t or the n..nC-, the Remedy ..
Remelie- Will be sent according 10 your directions, by
maii o. express, pos pUC. Address,
UAN'L S DARLING.
1O2 Nassau Street, New York.
Put IN in so cen and 81 Bottles, each.
Nov. 7 1861. ulS-5m
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Eoovo,Iy! D.sPArcHl
~"A At-i n Tine grra Eas
AZ accidents win happen, even 81 vel 5srulstss
antilles, 10 is Ferv desirable ~ bese se1le easaraB5
11reaie1t way tor r5pairng Fsmila Ioys Croe-
~. te
SPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
nes's al such emerzeaes ans o. 3essao-i car
ford 70 be wi.ho1tit Itis airavz rns era ~.
. ne clicking nJiHt
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

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Yours, respectfully.
MARY am SEOIEH9CSE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Bias just received a choice lot Of tho best brands Of
Liquors, which he viii sell By the Barrel, Gallon.
Quart OF single Drink. The following is q partial list;
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28

Ihave tried your Cophalio Pills, and 7 4i1s tLe.
50 rel that ! want you tos-zd me :wo do.lars w5rta
more.
Partof these arsfor the a~eish5orz to whom cdTs
2 few ont Of the fir box got fr.m ycu. q.
Send tls Pills By mai,-a1d oaj-a
IOlr COT servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
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Should @'J y our city SUBSTITUTES Aai-
20 receive III Bjllenp regularly they
viii please notify us immediately Of the
fact We are anxious that every subscrl-
Der .h,sIG be served Pgntualiy. Our car
rar seq pew hand, and may IN some m
Faa,es fail to serve.
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A'le's' LAYTON q MoCLUEA'
lion D. q srRrzTrF' The newly aP-
TolaleiJ Judge for lhis Territory has ar
lived in Omaha.
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wy Rom. Il Omaha. has been ap-
poip,ed svaer for he. Nebraska Cavalry.
now at Benton Barricks. 81. Louis.
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@lI'rAET DANeR-Ihsre is TO be a
Friday evening next. Beck. Marsh and
Ber.av utl make the music. The Tsrp.
sea5re.B followers h-eraaboots. at Rock
's'N Ais 0l-y p t5Fo are invited
Hon. S. 6. 49, BASED down on the
Wess Wind on Saturday last. on his way
70 WASHINGTON.
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Aas lefl az DOR Office SIX 'uru,Ps, the az
grsgate. weight Of which is forty five
E0GDls. ana a~rurpCaLe circumference
twelve fest. They ore what might very
properly be called '6algers."
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The hydraulic press., 1861-05-04
Union Meeting at sweetIand.

Pursuant to a call for that purpose. a
meeting was held on Thursday evening,
May I'd, at the Assembly Saloon, of the citi-
zens of Sweetland, for the purpose of forming
q Union Club.
On motivn of Gen. Evans Chas. G, Dannals
was called to the Chair, and Robert T. Rob-
crts appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting, when it was moved and carried
that committee of five be appointed by the
Chair to draft Constitution and By Laws.
The Chair appointed the following gentle
men, viz: F. Hoyt, Gen. O. Evans, Frank
Wood, Robert B. Patten and W. Null.
After the committee had retired, the meet
ing was addressed by the Chairman, Rev.
Mr.. Winnans and James W. Wood.
On their return, the committee desired an
extension Of time, which was granted, and
the meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place on this Saturday evening, 4th inst.
On motion of Mr. Broderick, three cheers
were given for Major Anderson and his COM
mand, which shook the house to its deepest
foundations.