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, 1861-08-13

SUBSISTENCE FOR An ARMY.-An army Of
feer has lust made an estimate Of the mate
rtals required By an army. He says, that
5000 men consume daily S12 tons, 10 cWt. OF
provisions alone, thus requiring 800 horses to
ca71y food enough to support them for the
first four days-assdu1ing that they themselves
could cary the first tsuee days food-and 800
horses to carry the food needed every day At.
terward. Thus 1,eoo tons Of provisions
should be sent with an army commencing a
weeks march Then baggage and amHuni-
tion would require at least as much more car
.rying material, and cavalry ten times as much, ,
10 that an army properly supplied, and having
a small proportion Of horse soldiers, Would
need the services Of, over one Thousand horses
drawing ton each, for single days necessa-
tfaS
, 1861-08-13

LAND OFFICE DEC1s1oN.-The Commits
sioner Of the General Laud Office has decided
that settlers upon the public lands who may
enlist for the war will not forfeit their pre-
emption claim in consequence Of their ab-
eence, If notice Of the time Of entry into the
service Is filed with the register and receiver,
and such steps are taken as show q bono it1de
intention to return after the war.
, 1861-08-13

ageme1t Of large army In the field depands
so wholly upon It's distribution under conpe-
tent commanders, and the familiarity Of the
men with brigade movements, that even II
some Of the Br1gadlers are assigned tempora.
rfly to the command Of divisions, there will
still be lack Of officers In. each class. Nc
Cle1lan, Fremont and Banks are more prop-
eily Field Marshals than Major Generals, is
each must haye officers Of this rauk to com
nnnd divisions undef. him. =; \.
:: -M = -. -:
sEonss1os PArERs sp1KEp,-Tne Concord
tNsH) Standard, whose visitation by mob
VIC have already announced, was Edmund
buskes paper, and always dirty shee-its
td!tor's spleen being al there was to It. Of
Late, however, 1t has been more than usually
Objectionable; and It's fings at the returning
three months volunteers carried the public
temper beyond power Of control. That gun
is spiked, and well. It's ncighbor and assoct
ate, the Patriot, Crank Pierce's organ,) is in.
-vited to ke:warning. The .Fhtsi0 still insists
on calling this :s.Mr: Lfncoln'sw WAT for the sub
;jugation Of the sonth," and only last. wceE
charged him with the cole responsibility o:
"hurliug our men upon certain defeat ani
death at Bull Run."-The New York Common
| Council has passed the order discontiuuing
the Daily Aesos as the official paper by II to 3
even against the Mayors veto; 60 TINT mat
! ter Is setued-The Tfenton City Council
also Democratic, has removed Its printing
from the True american, with an expression
pointed disapproyal Of the tone Of that pape
| ftyar nr mr.
, 1861-08-13

TIE SUPPOSED PR1yArEER Collector Tho
mas, Of Phi1ade1phia, denies that there was
ever any suspicion, or cause Of suspicion, that
the * Isabella Maria" !" which cleared from that
port last week, was intended for privateering.
She had been purchased by an English house,
and cleared honestly, in ballast, for Labrador
where she will engage in fisheries.
, 1861-08-13

z, ars yetsg Aess4teaa coi;1sposef; q: wssLxf nAR
III oe paoa:aed aad fot saa By tie 9Th Of Se7
s. Pftes 20 geaes gs1sa.1,.
xsusk be sat q o. pc5iias0s.T = IL M:H1aqINA
t. ~i--: ~ a Ea. IL EaaaeR6 asx9tf1 ueic&Ea.
, 1861-08-13

MINNESOTA Po1Ir1cs.-The Republican con-
vention Of Minnesota having been called at
st, Paul, Wednesday, September 4th, q sort Of
. Emo party" convention, under Democratic au-
spices, is called to meet on the day following.
The platform expressed in the call Of the lat
ter convention is the unconditional maintain-
aace Of the Union; but there are some local
issues aud matters Of personal grievance to be
attended to in the campaign. a Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of State,
Treasurer, and Attorney General, are to be
chosen; as also members Of the Legislature
, 1861-08-13

THE INCOME TAL-Some Misrepresentation
exists On the subject Of the income tax. The
English practice, universally condemned, but
persisted in by successive ministers, has been
to tax upon the whole income, even If 1t ex-.
ceeds the prescribed limit BY no more than q
shilling. It is supposed by many, Who have
not examined the Law, that the same practice
Will be adopted here; whereas the Law e1-
pressly provides that the three per cent. shall
be laid only upon the excess beyond $500"
after deducting "al other taxes" Thus, if a
pereon's net income is $3.50, and his taxes
State' and Natioxa1-should be s10, his income
tax would be $1.20, or three per cent. levied
upon 80. The language Of the Law cannot be
mistaken
, 1861-08-13

GEVEN HUNDRED Eff Chests
~ TEAS, Touug Hyeon, Imperial, Gun Powder
Dolong and English breakfast n store aud Tor Bais
by DAY. ALLEN 4 co,
nU19- -usE11u g South water street
, 1861-08-13

eJuly q, 1861. Col. 8ath Regiment Y. y" :"
This is the condition Of affairs Is which tho
citizens Of Mat3land are invited BY their legiB-
1stn,a and the blmna5tixer9 with BREhs6iQn.
, 1861-08-13

ONE THOUSAND Bags COZ
~ FEE, of 81 grades z Y ktore and q arriEisg Eg for
, 1861-08-13

~1Q00 Bags 'COFF EE Of all
lOVU grades, in stere and arriving, II sa1s by
au1s.oSss-tm GS South II stef street
, 1861-08-13

d FIX DEr1CE-EQuAL :. 70, aNoBoDr
HuRr;n'-- le~ suggested that The. usual en-
: b'ems of exNrna1 mourning be dkpenae3 .ustt
hY those y no hxSe. lost relatives, Naa -wera
hfaeely E<ets.nipg ttclr, coanlrg'e nzht, Sea
IL this qaxHith : gie<teq3 &eeih% 1as r5aaaaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
Trial Of Scales.

We have seen a statement of the recent
official trial in one os the principal coun-
ties of this State, of twenty five Grain
aud Stock scales. They we're the ordi-
nary Il door wagon scales, and were
tested just as they were found in common
use. thus making il n of the best pos>i-
bic pracucal tests. Sixteen of them
were of Fairbanks make, and nine OF
various other kinds, including some which
have been claimed as superior to FAIR
banks. The result showed a remarka-
HE degree of accuracy in those of FAIR
hanks make. while all others were con-
demmed as not sufficiently accurate Cor
use. The importance of this TACT will
be appreciated without comment. We
publish il because it is M in which the
public are nterested.-Chic0gO Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

Taken !-During the crisis the past
week, a mounted piece' was discovered
bearing on several of our business
houses, aud a big. fat looking soldier
o0y' taking sight occasionally. We
nea'd of no one who felt scared" yet
Tue man and his machine were permitted
% 60 on, until he had taken Brown s
oVickler's store, Dea's new store house,
O'F'ou's banking house, Hills store, Bed
,o'd's County Clerks Office, MiddIeton's
"aodle Shop, the Brownville Band and a
.6er Of our citizens, when EDwAEns,
Photograph Artist, was earrelied'
'he car corner of Msia aud First
.''ee's. where he is prepared 70 take a
'e" more Of those inimitabie" pictures
cheap for cash or country produce =
OaA In soon, he is. going to the wars"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
Horse ThIeTes.-On wednesday

Horse ThieVeS.-On Wednesday
officer Sroat, of Nebraska City, and
Sheriff Coleman, of this county arrested
4 couple of horse thieves on Sonora Is
land, two miles above this city. The Is
land has ben suspected for some time as
being the rendezvous of a gang of thieves.
This morning Sheriff Coleman with a
posse of men went up aud arrested ten
persons charged with being connected in
rarious ways with the horse aud cattle
ihieving going on in this region for the
past year or two. They were all taken
10 Nebraska City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

We have not asked a delinquent for
cash for dear knows how long" because
we know 1t is not TO be had. There is
not a man who IS indebted TO US. bow
ever, who can not to-day pay up in pro-
duee and net feel it-not one. We have,
and still propose to take all kinds of pro-
duce in pay,r.n' Of debts but we are
tir'd f as,g promises. All who intend
Ia Jay can now amd we expert them TO do
II without much urther delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

In Town We were rtjoiced TO meet
agaia Ia .ur sauctorn to-day The famed
Maj NlsT, iron he Mountains; form
erly ,ditor Of tir .u0urf4iaaor. Gold u
Guy, NOW Surerintendentof the Missouri
river aud R5chy MJuoIaln irtighting
company. Tie MAJOR Is dlrsc; from
D,uver; 10 Ks hearty AID trn9s cheer
iog new, from thar region aud lie Toys GA.
there. Go On 10 pert. ouon,' MAJOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
The GeneraI end the CoIoneI

The General notices Colonel Matthias
and Colonel Ma'hIas speaks highly of
the B%rowuvilIe g nrral but Init Marhias
d~"naris for Omaha uunoticed".-NG.
Gin NswS.
The above extremely witty, facetious,
humorous, waggish, and funny paragraph
IS from the pen of that renowned punster
and Jester the Editor Of the Nebraska
CITY MRS. We are authorized by the
Scrutinizati'n S1ciery.' to offer an IN
limited reward for The discovery Of the
'nub' 70 il, IT the exact Place where the
laugh comes in.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT,
Civil aston, Justice Curt
Gage county, Nebraska.
Gen T Wilsnn.

Geo + Wilson,
vs Civil aston, Justice Curt
Wells. Farrell & Co. Gage county, Nebraska.
OF Farrell, Wells Dc Co
The said defendants will take notice that the said
plaintiff DID ON the 2lst day Of June A u 1861 file
has affidavit aud petition before VIM Bllkely. Justice
ct the Peace OK oflcio in and for G,ge Crunty. Ne
hraskI, furan order Of atttrhmcnt in the above en-
utled action ami causei Il samtn rs ani orleraf at
tachm~Ht Iu be issued therein against he said de-
PENDANTS. That the d putty Constable BY vir.ue IF
said order dill on the 22i Day OF June A d 1881, at
tach the. following described property belonging To-
said defendants, to-wit One heavy freight wagon.
The said summons was duly returned no; found rs
to defendants. Now. if said defendants do not ap-
pear and answer said petition at my ufice on Saiu,-
day The 3lst day Of August A D 1851, at 2 O'clock. P
N, judgment will be rendered against them for the
sum Of Sl2, together with the COSTS. as bling the
amount claimed by the said plaintiff ~ due for SER
vices rendered said defendants in ~ferTying men and
teams and getting wagon ont Of Blue River as per
agreement with said defendants.
Given under my hand in he said county Of Gage.
this Sd day Of July a d 1881
" BLakELY.
Ex-sficio Justice of the Peace.
Ordered that the above De pubiisb d in the Ne
braska Advertiser for thtee ,-t-"estiyc weeks.
WI. BLNNtLY.
Ex-ofic 10 Ju.t.ct If lie Peace.
Aug. Is. 1851. n6-3t 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

PCaChcs-Havo DOM WIl u lbs &c
non Of Nebraska the present season.
There need 40 longer b, any doubt as to
FROM oi almost all kinds being raised sue
ccssftdly THIS Is ihe first season hat
% arh trees have Dor Z 10 any extent (;
but rhIs y ar 'h,y Lave literally broke
dJwu' where iLry have grown on the
up lands. The highest and most exposed
positions hereabou,s have produced the
most abuudau, CROPS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
CaFalrK COmnanY,-We

Cavalry Company have re-
oiv,d a letter from John II Brachman.
uh- Of our town>mau WHO valuurr,r r, d Ia
hr-carclly company from Stulh of The
Platte. lie informs Us that Jhe company
%, mol yet iul. aud that an opportunity
sfl prr,eo,s itself 10 Ihoae wishing 10
enli,t Mr., Brochman viii lie in dis
Place the Last OF this week for the pur,
pose If fecruiJing. Now is your time,
young men. Persons wishing 10 join rhr
cavalry company will ~beprOvIdtd for ~
ltayng their names al tdi, ofic
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
n5-5w-s12
I. Bedford,
vs.
james i. Fleming


Il " oNNADAAp
vs. District Court IF Nenaha
james 3. Fleming county. Nebraska Territory.
Isaac Zoe
James 3. Fleming aud lsaae Coe are hereby mite
fed that I. W Bedford d.j on ,hs G;h day j Az
gust a. d. 1851, file ns petition Iutn- Dist'isj c.-..
uf Nrmdna county, Nebraska Territory. i4, g.
sand James Is. fleming and Isaac Zoe, da.s.aI-c,
setting forth that the said james Is. Fl m.-z ol ,no
Both day Of July. a.d. 1859 gave to the sad Isaac
Zoe u deed If tiust On the south Wcst quarter Of
section ) township 4 north of range IA ea.t Of the
9th principal meridian, Nebraska T~erTtoTy, AID 10
said county Of Aenaha to secure the payment OF
two hundred aHd fifty dollars according % u certain
pTomissury note ref rred To IN said Deed of Trust,
which said n te aud deed nf trust was afterwaTd as
signed 6y the said Isaac Coe to The said 7. w. Bed
iUId. plaintiff, and praying in said petition that the
SAID Jymcs Is. Fleming pay to plaintiff the sun. now
clsimed To be dae on -aId note amounting TO $3.50
With interest from the 3Oth day of July, AID. 1859,
at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, aud that the
said premises be sold to pay the SUN and notice is
hereby given to the said James b. Fleming az d
Isaac CUe that they are required to appear and ans.
wer or demur to said petition on Ur before the ed
day of September "A. d. 1851.
o. B.. HEWETT, Atty for Pa.
n5-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

Fem lie lcsiliehts before u.s. we
conclude that JEFF Davis is not dead
This strengthens the belief in a inst
Ruler Of the Universe We never believed
he woald interfere and deprive the gallow
Of lis legitimate victim
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
FLAGS ENVELOPES

The " Advertiser. Office ha- provided
isrlf with Flag curs, aud also, those for
nrio,ing various kinds Of National Enyel-
onas, aud is now prepared TO fill orders
abolesale O.. retail. Apply at the Ad-
rsr,iser" Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

Po-uon> of two companies from Rich
;Idso comfy responded promptly 10 the
,all OF the Union men in Atchi>on coun-
". Mo. aud rame zap To this place last
week. Th.,y Ar. entitled to. and do re-
II 4. t:.- ihsp.;, @. all Union men in uhi>
r~-ion. sos ii, we'd nee of their patriot
! IA. AID pr.lu 81 response to the call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
JOHN GARNET & co.
FOE PROsECCTIOH OF THE
Agricultural Implement
SEED BUSINESS,

They viii constantly keep on hand G full supply e
Landrek's Warranted Garden Seeds,
al fresh, and Of the last years growth.
To be Obtained ~ the old house at PhiladeInhia,
and will conEHc their sales e Garden SEEDS exciu-
sivet u those. They viii keen a very large stock Of
al Implements and Machinery in Use,
EMBRACING ALL TIE LEADING ARTICLES IN TuF
TaADE, OF TIE BEST ~M4NUFACTUEF.
They solicit the continued custom ot their friends,
and Of all those who have dealt at the broneh house
Of LANpRETH 4 Sos, at St. Louis. Our prices shall
he very law in 7eso dine with the times, aud we
rope 70 ~athtv al who cal on us, as 10 he superior
cgaii v.uf Orr s'rrk.an@ The prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

Mammoth RadiSh.--J. @. A.
SMITH has left 10 our office a Mammoth
Hadish; weighing 10 pounds and meas
ures in circumference % inches. Can
anybody beat il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

Indeed our city bears the aspect Of
some mi!itars, and corps de armee =
ROmuius.
Some on French C'est a dire; mag
mum JOnum! Sic transit gloria mundi
Sic rolo, sir jabeO! Sine qua non! SHg-
gestio faLsi! Tene, rid. vici.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

a great many Union men in AtchiSon
Mo have moved their families across the
river into THIS county the past week.
Frazier & MCGEE merchants at Cooks
Landing moved over their entire stock
Of goods aud stored them in Theo. HIPS
warehouse IH This CITY
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

StOTeS.-J. c. DEUsER has on hand
a new supply of stoves aud other IRE
peculiar TO his line of Business. Chris.
Is full Of go-ahead and is bound TO ac-
c~ommodate aud win.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
Thanks TO J. @. A. SMITH for a bask

Thanks to J @. A. SMITH for a bask-
et of %lucious Peaches. 1t reminds one
~agreeaLly of ''old times'' to have a bas-
ket Of nice fruit sent 10 as an. editorial
perquisite. Mr.. Smith has about 40 or
so bearing trees-mostly seedlings; bur
Of most excellent quality.
Since the above was ia type Mrs.
SMITH has placed US under additional OBJ
legations 10y sending US a bucket full, all
fine specimens she had selected out of
The orchard. They were the largest aud
finest in every respect We have seen for
maby a day fine, large, red checked
clIngs, and mellow free M
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

Heath Nurkoils. Administrator Of the estate Of
Charles M. Grceyer. deceased, Elizabeth SRodgrass,
John u. Snodgrass. Peter GreeveI, Susan tIeevcF,
Idvina Grcever, Sarah GresveF, Andrew GrCCveT,
William Greeser ard Samuel K. Paiord, heirs OF the
said ChsTies ". UreCver, wall take notice that
stephen r NuckoIls. IL plaintiff, did on the ota day
Of Augus,, 1885,, file a petition in the Di Uict Curt
Of Nemahaeounty, Nebraska Territory, against them
as defendants, setting forth that the said Cha les Vi
Greever did on the ZJ.h day = Use-MCer, 1891,
make aud deliver 70 the said p.aiHla a--r-aIa bono
or contract whereby the sad Gfotve- ..gld aiiD j.
his heirs aud assigns 20 make H4-ll tEl years Be- "a
the date oi said instrument "a I--G O. -l- sand r. H.
AHckOl.S 70 certain f~rtctlOua, plsssoH> u ss sH b
III township 4 north Of rduge 10. als1 OF seed 81
Ia township / north Of rLase IL, east. Tee SAID =
PENDANTS viii also take Notice thdt Houston AUeSotlS
DID un the same day aud Ia the same Court bio bis
petition against the same de.en1II.s setting fOr.n
that The SAID Chas. n. Greevcr DID aJ the s4ms uaac
make "A similar INSTRUMENT VI whiting whereby az
bound himself, has heirs AID assigns L. uaks u tLe
said Houston AUckGIls II deed u Iracti nal ~p0rtiuns
VI land iyiHg Ia tue saIn3 sections above dvs:ribs q ;
al OI said land Is situated in the SAID county Il n
mana. Said petitions seek a per ornIanee OF SAIL
contracts and ask tnat a decree be made which SHAH
partition and set IF the lands to be conveyed aad
vest the title completely ia said plaintiffs.
said defendants are required To answer said pc
titiCn on Or before the 81 day of September, 1851.
+. W.IHUMAS,
ATTY tor Plaintiff.
- so
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
Editors Sai.lerIDg-Ne w.r pIea.el

Editors S0ialeTiBg-Ne WEI. pleased
To meet IA ar cry lIr pas, week. J. W.
Pa7TIsoy. Edi-or az The Ioqcoian. Sidney,
Iowa and Mr. IrwlN. Editor % The
Fails Guy RioaI fire, Fall, Cry. Ne
bra,la. They were GA lhr expedition. "
The former 1T Li,ur. Of Ia, Sidney
Grrys," aud The latler "a ucm'.r of N
Pals City Guards" Blh Of cru-~.
sound Union men, and fall Of fight
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
The Pay Of COnneciieut volunteers.

Yearly.
. S. pay Of private cash = -SI56.00
State bounty cash ------ 5000
to wife aud TWO children cash 10000
l-3 Of Government, bounty cash 1888
Besides this, and clolhing and medicine
there Is The prospect of land warrants for
soldiers who nave served their tims. No
other nu'ion 10 the world ever dreamed
of offering such large pay TO its soldiers.
The officers of the69th New York reg
iment are out in a card in Sundays Her
aid denying all of Mr. RusSell's state
ments relating TO Ca plain Mpagher at
The battle of Ball Run and bearing wit
ness to the determined bravery and heroic
courage of the gallant captain.
Governor KirkwuoG of Iowa has receiv-
ed a letter from the Ordnance Bureau,
stating that 1000 Sharp's Carbines 1000
Colts pistols. and 1000 cavalry sabres,
together with accoutrements and amuni-
ton have been ordered from the United
States arsenal at New York. These arms
are for the protection OF the frontier.
Captain Bee OF the regular army whose
cowardice in the Spirit Lake troubles in
1857. received the hearty Reproduction of
all. finally turned rebel and after having
been made a brigadipr general in the
Confederate army had the good fortune
TO be killed at Bull Ran.-Hamilton { To-
wa) freeman.
1t is considered unnecessary TO crowd
the Secretary of War by furthsr applica-
tions for military appointments as there are
no vacancies excepting such as have been
reserved for meritorious noncommissioned
officers and privates. a respect for
this item of information will save much
trouble to officials as we'll as asolrants.
General Mcclellan has issued an order
that all regiments herprftpr r. ceived ia
The service of he Government must
have Llnp uniforms and that as far as
the grey and other colored uni
forms wear out tn Y must be superseded
by the hln"
1t having been ruinored in Tennes-
see, that l'arsan Browaf0* j. going to
RIM, he Indignantly dcniesi il, and says
he has sert his sick edf to the Springs
and Is STAYING ~. home in charge of
i>o~n I.ir.n, where he ~ill stay
un'e fto prison by the author
jnc- If tae Southern Confeleracy,
The Governor of Tennessee, has
ordered every house in the State to be
searched by the county co~nstables for
old mu~kets, rifles, bayonets, swords
and pistols. The officers are to receive
n dollar for every muSket and bay
onet they discover, and Fifty cents for
swords and pistols.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

The horses and groceries "pressednb by
The scouts of The Union camp in Missouri
opposite this city were all returned to
their owners by CIDER Of Col Thompson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
NOtice of ~Attachmert.

TERRITORY OFNEBRASkA,
Piwnee County.
To b. p. B"eby, you are herb notified that % o.
d-rOf Attachment was issued against y b nts-5.E
day of July by II. -. Lore, Justice Of ja. Pc H.
sand county, and your pro ler;y attached 10 Sttisly ,be
dem1nd of J. b. Morton. amIuntiny g -h,FfI-eizbf
dsllars. and costs not 10 exceed Bod Has: NV. llni IS
you shall appear before Il. g. Lore Justice of r5-
Peace in aud for Said County ~ his oi { on hc ~ %
day of Augu~t.a.d ID. 1861, at II o'clock. ~, jud sm,at
vii he rendered against you and your property >uid
to u"y the deDt.
J.B. MORTON, PIT.
July 3ist. 1881. n5-3w-S6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

is q constitutional disease, 9 corruPlon 81 be-
blood by which this fluid becomes yitas
weak. ard moor. Beng IN tic cIcuaucn. -
peryades tie whole body and may burst ops
in disease on any part OF Il. No organ sfe
from its attacks. nor is one Whiehn mey
not destroy. The serOlul0ns Eint IS F~nrloira
caused by nercurinl disease. low I4ina. dis
ordered or unhealthy kod. -hmpure ar, EA
and filthy habits. the depressing vices, sad.
above oil, BY The %venereal infection. What
ever be its origin,iL is hereditary in tie eon-
~stitutiOn, descending "irOm parents 20 chldrn
unto tic third and fourth generation iudeeds
it seems to be tie rod of Him who says 4
Will visit the i~niquites Of the fathers UPON ,
their children"
It's effects commences by dcpo>iton rom The
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, IS termed
tubercles; in the glands, ~sweihngs; and On
the surface, eruptions or sorcs. this fonlcor-
rupton, which genders ia tie loods depEcsses
the energies Of life. 50 chat scro.al0us c~onstial-
tons not only suffer from scrofnlous Gene
plants, but they have far less mower 70 With
stand the attacks Of other Diseases ccnsc-
quently vast numbers perish BY disorders
which, although rot scrOfllousin their uaturc,
ore still rendered fatal BY this ntnt "a The
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin eEeetg
IN this scrofulOus contamination and mmay
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys bEafn.
and, indeed, OF all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause,
Ono quarter Of all our people urc scr0hlors
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is uudermipod bY il.
To cleanse it from the system we must renavate
the blood by on Alternative medicne, Hnd m
vigorate is by healthy food md exercise.
Such q medicine We supply IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

We have received a copy of the PRO
]yiucial Agricultural Associations Prize
List. for TIE 10th Annual Exhibition, 10
be hold IA the City of London on Sept.
81, p, 26. aud 81, 1861"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
MiIltarI COmnanles = ~ ~

Military Companies = III mia ~
companies of tins place, iaadoco
Guards" and Home Guards ruru,d
out in uniform this morning aud attended
the funeral of Mr.. NJ. Mailman a mem-
Der Of h. Home Guards" The cere-
monies were performed in a highly credit
able manner