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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
MANTFR14 RALR-

In pursuance Of a decretal order made by the Dis
Met Court. in an for Nsmaha county, Nebrask-
S~Tritory, sitting in ehancery bearing date June 4h
Ie2. in a certain cause pendiLg in said court, where
m HSghen F. FuekoB Is complainant and Rufus
l .h&eSey. ct al, are respondents, viii, on Saturday
tne Ztof December, 1852, at 10 o'clock a. M, in
'front.' Of A09s Hall. in BroWnviIle, in said county,
DSIns ene zee where the said court was last helo,
oHet Ior SAFE ,the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
IoWine describe premises, tO-Eit: West half Of
south east quarts in section %, town 5, north Of
range 10, eSsl 81 "a sixth principal meredisn, CON
aiming elghtg acres Nemaha County, Nebrakkl
IerTlVory' ). :. BEDFORD,
l. Master In Chancery.
NOFem0er Y, 1907 nI9=lW-$4s5l
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
NOW READY

THE Official Union Volunteer Dir.,,,
pages.) containing Name and Rssids,., Z y
Officer and Private in the Union Amv. VIA W
Commands. casualties, Promotions, &e. -kz-V-
one Wauts it, Sent pOst-psid on rsceiyt n
cash, or stamps. Address HENRY 3. ISSOy =
Usher 40 State Street, Boston. Mas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
@PRORaTP ro---

Notice = 1eTebyg given thatLs
ssraIor y me sale q Henry Hooz., Ad
nsS aPPlea % los PTooats Court f0r An
said application wiz bsr or-b.nhs aais
day Of October 1861, ats ofIoeE ; - She ~
Witness my had and hsiaI -
September, 1852 CIV wu5ak Va "a, i.
nlI-3W-S2,00 hLER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22

Benjamin F. Harding, of Salem, has
been elected U. S Senator from Ore
gon 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by
The death of Col. Baker. Mr.. Harding
is a onion Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
NOTIGE.

na.tir. s-eIeOY .0tne1 an4t the Indians Of our
limits Of their ReserVatiens. without Ne Written per-
mission Of heir Agents; and all persons are cauti1ned
against h~arbOTing vagrant Indians. Dne 4tentfon Ia
this notice viii enable Us to detect the auth0s OF den
relations and prevent the recurrence OF annoyaAces Of
which Complaints are frequently made.
o. H. IRISH, Omaha Agent,
J. p. BAKER. Otce Agent, >
B. p L~USHBAUGH, PaWnee Agent.
November %, 1891. nI9-sv
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
PRORATR Nnr1nn

Notice Is hereby given TIA, H.
Monday, the 10Th Day Of October iua,s
at 10 c lock, A. n for hearing H. &C. lss
Of William B Philips, as AdniBistr., siasas
tate Of JCha Noyes, deceased. u AsG
Witness my hand and Official seal. n. a.,
Uti"gw.S5o ga Nv. NHEELRR ,
Probate ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
DaiIy, WeekIY and Trf-WeekI,
OR STOLEN.

A bay mare, three years old, about fourteen and =
half hands high, has a blaze on the face, one hind foot
white. Has a brand on left shoulder, which Is difficult
To describe. Any one returning the mare TO The resi-
dence Of the undersigned, near Nemaha City, or giving
Information that will lead to her recovery will be lib
orally rewarded. John STRAIN
October 2Ssh, 1862 mis- TT
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
PRUBATE NOTIC1

Notice Is hereby given that WeinssG.-
Of November, A D., l662 Is the Uvs Ls liah
snd sdjusting claims against ne ss5.1s ~ aeE
deceased, iAte " The com , ~ PfspsS CEs
TItuTy. H.. G. LORE bfa y
PaEnee City, Aug. p, 1867. !Na
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
FloWer Seeds

Choice varieties, and Of ~vsryIupess
psTs q Vhieh ~iif be sent tDost- pAiG NM . n
aldTess, Tor one dollar Hu|
H. A .TERRT. cruuatC !,
March 1sth, IsS9
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
no WHOM 1T MAY COyCERN-

The CO-partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style OF Lett StrickIer & CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual C nsent.
The business Of said hrm will be settled BY Brown &
Stricken. 70 whom all debts due the house must be
paid. HENRY C LETT,
JACOB STRICKLER,
RICHARD W
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22

THE DELAWARE GRAPE.-MF. John
E. Mottier, a well known grape grower
of Cincinnati, in an article in the Ohio
VALLEY Farmer, thusspeaks of this grape:
ut is the best hardy grape we have,
either for wine or table use, growing
stronger, ripening two or three weeks
earlier than the Catawba, the berries
hanging longer on the vines after they
are ripe, and the leaves remaining on
the vine longer than is the case with
other varieties. This last season was
u~nfavorable for the grape crop, as there
was too much rain. My Delawares did
well. being the only kind not affected by
the mildew and rot. | lost nearly one
half of my Catawba crop; while the Cape,
Herbemont, Isabella. Union Village, and
o her varieties. all suffered badly. l
think ;he Delaware, though the berry Is
smaller than the Catawba, will turn out
as much wine TO the acre and of a supe-
rior qualify. l am fully Of The opinion,
that it is the best Of all our hardy grapes,
either for WINE or the table,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
A~TTACHMENT NOTICE.
John Mcpherson, Plaintiff,

Samuel L. watts, Defendant
Before G. W wheeler, Ex oficio J.. P, in and
for Eemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
On the 10Th day Of October, 1852, said Jusfice Issued
an order Of attachment in the absze aefion, r0r he sam
Of forty d0llafs- JOHN
November Rd, 1852. uI9-3wS7
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
Priceof Machines, COmPl..
Seeds Prepaid by Mail

IS Prettiest Annals IN Cultivation, ~
25 Caoice vegetable Seeds Tor the 6aIu, Tsp ~
Both to Clubs u Five for IS; To CIuDs"
To Clubs Of Twenfy for S25. .u,eose =
The NEW JAPAN MILIET VIE osvsf !.
six 10 ten inches hong IS rents PEI tlres % n
for Al. Ireceivei Genuine Seeds 81 ,se,ra. 90.
able Millet direct from Japan. bvthe 49, ~
and can confidently recommend ID a. TSSoS.
cultivation. 81 3rvugatb,
nss-tF Old Colony Nurseries F3
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The c'paTtneTship heretofore existing under the name
aud style Of Fisher * Hacker, il his day dissolved by
mutual : 1n~ent.
The Advertiser and Farmer will bereaft be pub-
lished By r. r. Fisher. Tue business 81 the firm viii
be settled ty NJ. Fisher, to Wh5m all debts due the
oGce must be pIid. T r FISHER
THO. @. Z <
BrownviIle. Nov. sih, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
FRW ADYERTISEMENs.


NESTRAYaPONY.
Tken up By the undeFsigned, living three and a half
mild east OF ~BrOEnViIle. in Eemaha county Eebraskas
"a a f5ah Day 81 November, 1862, one eStTsy mare
pony gray, with spanish brand on left hip, blind in The
left e BeIween Ten and dfteen years old.
". II. McININCH.
NOVEMBER %, 1861. nI9-3w $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by the undersigned, living two miles east
Of Glen Rex. in Nemaha County, Nebraska. en- the IL
OIL last spring GEORGE BEANIE.
BrownviiIe, November sth, 1862 MI sw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS u
SEWINGMACHINEI
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE
Patented February l4th. 1850
SalesroOm, $40 BroadnE
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS .
Patented February l4.h. 1850
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
This Machine IL constructed on an tnti'I
principle 81 machinery. posing manJ rar' 81 :
liable Improvements. having been sGaminsS =
asst profound experts. and pronounced 70 % =
PLIClTY and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections y
aEAiaEs Sewing Machines =.
I.-EEsssSiVO fatigue 20 4-IncsPaeiv y
The operator. every dsShpaS'
Liability to get 0utOf material.
order. S.-Disagrsssb' >
3.-E1psnss, trouble and while in ogsns'
loss Of time in repair
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22

manly and accommodating suffer. E. P.
Brewster. Esq.
There are four Companies mustered
into The service already, and there saOn
viii Be four or FIVE more. Hon George
Armstrong has beenaPpOinted Isl Major
of the regiment, as you are doubtless
aware. His appointment is certainly a
good one, and the Governor deserves
credit for exercising such good judgement
in the selection of our 1st Major, as few
are more capable and deserving Of
such appointments thhn Maj Armstrong,
Lieut.. Atkinson has been appointed Act
ing Adjutant of the regiment, and has his
headquarters at Omaha.
Capt. Bedford AMI Lieut.. Coleman are
unliring in their attention to the boys Of
company &c" and bid fair to make very
efficient officers.
Lieut.. Coleman is now, / suppose, al
home on furlough, with a number of 9th
ers of our company, among whom is Ser.
geant Berger. Sergeant Minick is very
attentive to his duties and is composed
Of the material for a first rate officer. J
can we'll say the same Of Sergeants Der
ger. Crow, Raper, Denman. and other;
too numerous 10 mention.
Have not time TO write more at present
Yours truly, PRIvATE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-22
The Empire Sewing Machine IS EI1
from all these objections

uUM dli lHtS6 OUytClIVho
n. has . straight needle perpsndisusE :
aakss ths LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH. Hu.
NEITHER RIP nor RAYEL, and is alike :
idss ; performs perfect sewing on ever
sf ma sriaI, fromLeathsr to the finest AansOi
La, With cotton, linen or silk threadLr0@
seat TO the fnsst number. IA
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL n,
The least possible friction, it runs - sHo'-
glass, and Is
Emphatically a NOiseIeSs Miciif.
u requires tWsh'y-fVs per cent. le" Z
drive it thsB any other Machine il marEe''
Il twelve years Of age can work Is sEssdA"
htiSne or injury IN health. re,u mi
It's strength aud WONDERFUL
construction rsnderi Il almnis impossible %
Il srdsf. and Is GUARANTEED By tbs e'Nr
give sHtige satisfaction. bs'
We respectfully insiss al those who mA,
supply themselves with a superior artisS,
sxaaius this UNRISALLED MACtINh sss
But in . more special manner DO
patronage Of r..a
Merchant TailOrs, DTS
Coach Makers. Cor.et E.
HsOp-Skirt Manufactures, Galter 80
Shirt and Bosom Makers. Shoe b'H'~'
Vest AID Pantal0on Makers: III
E-Rsligious snd Charitable INSTITUTION"
literally dealt with.
Priceof Machines, COmlI.
Ne. /. or Family Machine. $500 SS, y
sized Manufaoturina e50,OO No. N'
Manufacturing, $500.
Cabinets in Every Varle'A3s q
We ant Agents Tor all towns n..bs
States, where agencies are not alre'uJ 5i I
- whom q liberal discount will oeS
make no eOnsignments.
T. J. q GO5s
$40 broadway, New ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

Is THE Only KNOWN KEMEDY FOR
Ell MerCuTial Diseases

II Is conveniently arranged Band. con-
tanning mee:.catcd compound. t. lie wurn
aToCnt the Waist, without injury t. the
most GciIcas~ ,serscuS, NJ clau-c ia habits
II living i Tcguired.aud IL entirely &c
moves tie disease f'un the system. with
out producing the injurious effects arising
from the use of powerful internal m,,i-
G.. 49, which weaken and destroy the con-ti
tut'pn and give temporary relief only. Rv
th!s treatment. the medical proicrt:c>
contained il the Band. come in contact
with the uloaa and reaches the disease
through the pores oi the skin. efecriug
an trsTy instance u perfect cure. AMI re-
stores Tue parts afflicted to healthy
c"n'itlnn- This band j. also a -ost powerful
ANEI-MEECrEIAL agent AM WI cRiireiv re
lee tue system from the ss57iicpss effects
"l mercury. Moderate cases ar. cr;r.si In
ie-r days. and We arc constantly receiy-
M testimonials Of its efficacy Al agriya,ed
cases nj l.'uI standing.
IRIcE 800, 70 Hu Lad oF DRUGGISTS cen
"raiiy. or can lie sent by mail or EXPRESS.
wilh full directions Tor Use. to anv part
country direct ct from the rrinciI,aI Oiffrr
10. i3. EEEsOAByY nv.
u SMITH! y GO SOLE PEoPt.lE>nE,.
n B.-Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
k"r sale by H. {. Devine, Eocu, burg.
agents wanted Everywhere.
june 10. Oily.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
DR.. WM. Z. RURD's
NEURAlGlA PLASI EES,
FOR TIE CJhEOF
NEURALGIA.
IT I0--IlcI'e y 0U"e7i DV "UIIis.


Local NEURALGJA.
Is Immediately cured lay their application.
They acr like q charm. and are ,.crf,.tsv
harmless Ia their nature do not pr-lucg \
blister. and les:c Ia, unpleasant results.
DE-. wM. Il TCRu'e N,TRALGIA PI.AsTEg,S
never fail rp give satisfaction To all vino
test rhcir virtue.
Prepared ut nr- iurd's Dental Office.
No. - Fourth Street Broklsn. +. u.
PRICE. ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
liberal discount Iua5et, dealers.
Address Principal Once. Tribune Build
inGS. No. ! spruce Street. New y,rl,.
Sold III Philadelphia by Dvott & e.. 80
North 2nl Street: O. J. iIulb.H. lfIa
Chestnut Street; aud toy all Druggists.
Dee. - dolly.
N,TIeE--Nc are daily receiving or i-r, To
and Icy mail frr one or more of DR.. Uur4's
Dental Remedies. which We cannot tis..
None are mailaIie except the Ne,srs'yia
Ft1Sier. which We send on recent %. PiIee
Us cents AMI one stamp. But t. accom-
"daie person, IL places where the druggists
and storckeeperz are behind the age. we
have put uI packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four with camuart-
mentS-elch box containing a b-:t.e e Dr.
H,ri'S Mouth HTGsH an5 T3oH .irEs Drops
= OoA 'I O' u i IoE't-T. tn" NeuFGig'0 ltLS.
ter. and valuable little Treatise on Tse'5
and their DiSed:es. the best means or gsrsssJ-r.
tlag thfl', and tte proper Treatment of cat
dreIs's Tssih. worth of itself the entire Gust
TO every young man or woman, or parents
with Young children; with sundrv other
articles price per package one dollar. or SIX
packages ior s., sent by express as directed
As the EXpress charges are not much. iranv
more on dozen Shan Cu one, L Is IA cheap
or 10 order SIX or dozen packages at time
a large family will want all, or the Surplus
can be disPoaei cf to n.isthlrs pi,L rrhl;c
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
NBTT TAILOR SHOP.

The umdl rsigned having opened cut Tai
loFiHg Establishment. over the store room
occupied by D. J. Evans & Son, respectfully
informs the e.pubi'c that tie tailoring bJlsI-
les will there be carried ola in ali its bran
Ctes. Ali work viii be done III the latest
sNie, with neatGess ald dispatch, and upon
the most reasonable terms
ROBERT d. THOMAS
Etenshurg, May 18th. 1861. IT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
Watch, CLOCK. Aid JEFEBRY STGRE

MAIN STREET. .JOHNST'O UN Pa
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to an
nounce that he has always a large and varied
assortmen of all the various articles peculiar
% his business. Repairs promptly and
carefully attended to.
Juhustown April. l. 1851. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
DENTISTRY.

7 8 VIE undersigned Graduate Of the Baiti-
Z moe ColeGeol Dental SGrgery, respect
fully ot.ers his professional services L. the
citizens Of EbensburL. lie has spared no
IneIns thoroughly 10 acquaiut himself with
every Improvement III lis art. To many
years of personal experience he has thought
to adj Ihc imraIt,d experience Of the high
gst authorities ia Dental Science. lie SIN.
PLY asks that an opportunity may be given
iyr lis "os" 20 speak its ..'yn praise
SAMUEL BEDFORD. u. d. :.
Office formerly occupied 10y DR.. Clark
REF EENCEs.
Prof {. \. Harris I. T.. Bond, ir: ". R
Handy ; y. \. Blaadv, z. II. Austen. Of tie
Baltimore Cyl!ege.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

benefit. for no one can estimate how much
pain, suffering, ulshappine,s. and disii-ure-
ment. expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved 70 tie country If every fam
ilv 70 day had one of these packages. which,
IN itself. Is = complete set of Dental Rene
dies. Address W,I p. IUED * c.. Tsih
uue Buildii gNev York, an& w-i,l name and
address iiainiv- That Ielitcauces Ray Be
made with confidence " i. Il X o.. re-
fer t. the Mayor ,i Br'. .kiyu. T. ". a.. Grif
fifth. President # the Farmers and Cil5zn'S
Bunk BROOKLYN t. the + 3itJas uf tie Am
igaI Muau aiagiures' Gazette 10 icy. Cor
Co. p S-elii~feT~' Agents, New YuIl 20
ricrnirARyUN. E-q. who know q gsoi
T. I. Bhen they see 1t aud who las already
Ling wa second supply. etc.
EOD5 Agents Wanted:
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Deatal Reu-1.e4
into every County, Men or Women who
want to make money quickly. can du letter
with the articles tiau anything IN market
They aie new. useful. iaw priced, and We
are spending thousands IN ADVERTISING them
Ion tle benefit O. agents. Boxes IF ssmP.-s
containing oue dozen IL the one dollar pack
ages above specified. hitu circulars ,yili bee
sent. or receipt Cf segri. Il Nurs. about half
price. t. amy person wishing TO rest lis her
skill IN s-i,in- with the viess If becoming
a.. agent. They can he sold In Gav fc5-iF-
t-ol,'d Tgth,r pm salaries than Commissions
z" those lct0 pro-s &sas=Iccs .Tic,s,f sa..S-
man
UF-Nrw i the time 70 -.t into Ir,s.na--
For address and references ~ee the above
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
UNION EEOJSE.
EEENSBURG PA.

JUN a BLAIR frr. .-Gl;lr-
Tut PROPRIETOR wili spare l0 Pains
t" render tins iia.vl, wnr'i.yuf continue
t'cn oi tie liberal share 1t public l,asran-
age IL uaS heretofore received. TI=~ -,,T..
viii always dec furn.shel with tie best tf.
market affords: his bar win the les; of
iiqu rs.
lis Stable Is lJr-r. aad viii ~ attended.
lv au attentive ai.- e3.ls-f,s l... .l.-.
ijeULu'- Arr.IT ISUl.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
Price 81 uents uer Rotfle.
DIR yEN v. e. sEE-.eEs'
Tg5TH POWDER,

This Powder possesses the
CARHINIC WITHOUT THE IETTEI
UUS PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL.
and i free :rHu al Acids or Alia..es that
can ii in = e least ;uiurr t. Teeth.
It's ACTION B'iNG ENTIaIIy NErHANJ~AL
-rrLI>HI-.H wiTHaIT wE.aING TEE IN
AlFI..
Or. Wm. B. Huyd's Tooth Powder.
J. recon ,neu.l- hv :,.t ,u.i....r l,n,.-.>
Prepared "a, u. IIurI'- Dental Oeae.
No - I. urIh street. Hr.uh'yn. ! u.
TEIf % CENTS FIR BON.
\ Grer.; Discount made - dealers.
Address Principal Office Tribune Bull
ing. No Spruce Street Now !ulk.
Sold la PHILADELPHIA hy Dv.tt " c.. 23.
North 2Ha- Street; O. J. Uuil,cu lA1n
Chestnut Street aH! jv all Druggists.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
ca octle JeE-sscLian. PLiliIIi, Y



De- s III ieei 1t ny duty IS vc,'
3 Gry ,-.,=.vEa. 20 safe To yru tie :,Ii,a
iQg ,ucun stance which you can u~e 81
you tAuh F..pe,. \ eeIt.,mau of ilis ,.lar,
& Iavyy-E - --o- -a.a ever sine lis
sa-,y y.1'l; - much s.. that he va.
con1} s.-e: ~ wesr wig. IL was induced
= r-s = bot,., ol Jour =. Ea;r Rcstprativs.' .
which re lN.3 very much sd zfte!
u>cirs L. to n t,Te- rvt:-is his hi.
gre" mt quite lu.L.e,iis. and h- uo~
lG- = = .l..a Hs mead II ilf-iT. The gent
lsl,ai.s u.re tsBra.ts:j, az! as .e is
very vel sao.n y 81, adjoining counties.
I..suy cll l-s;.lG L. i.s truth O: ,,iis state
meut / F..; it to you at the request o..
Nj. Brad!vi3. You car srll :, great
deal oi vuf-- Hair Restorative in tits and
the a5luuiug counties !: you have tie
proper ageLts. Yours, &c,
THOMPSON SUEGEEOn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28
CL0kKS G. SFkWL2.


HENRY FOSTER. FHarrs.-.e
< SiiiH HOTEL. FuaNEE..E ENgUe-
49, tie ''Ea,a-hur- House. - i- ,..= ...
iue ,...-.z' AND best stands I'm tHe ...er...r.
oi EbenshurZ. tsT The acooIalua.atf. o. ,.i
the travelling community Tie Prorrf.t..
assures a. wh" may h., disposed - r--,
iri.ize h'o Stat his TABLE Viii be -s-..-
pliag w.tA a.l the iuNC--es at the season
his BAR with tie choicest OF i5r--.--
and NJ pains spared 10 render ilz -r..t.
cuni. Ital'e.
Ehensburg. Airi. i. Is-s:ea.lv.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

The Restorative : put Up IN bottles Of
three sizes. viz; large, nedjum and small :;
the small holds a pint, and retails for one
dollar per bottle the medium holds at least
twenty Ter cent. more in proportion Ihau
the small, re;ai- for two dollars Ter bottle !:
the large holds a quart. so per cent more
in proportion, and retails forthree dollars
per bottle.
O.J. WOOD S. co. Proprietors. "a
broadway. New York, and Ia Market
Stree, ST. Louis. No.
And sold by al good Druggists and
Fa~cy Goy5S Dealers.
For saie az 'his place BY Il. c. Deyine
June 10, lsGI-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-28

Or. WroG Dear ST: Permit ne 70 cx-
Irsss the oJiig lions ] am under f-r tie
entirc restoration Of nay l-ir 80 its original
color; about tie time Of ny arrive, il tie
Jultel States It vas rapidly LecomiuC gray.
but upon tue application OF your =. Hair
Restorative i soon recovered it, or -iLai
hue. / consider your Restorative ~ a very
wonderful invention, quite etficaci.-,ss a
well as a1reeslle. s THsLSERG.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

SENATORIAL.-A writer in The Sacramen-
TO Bee has the following comments upon
the late attacks of The Washington CORES.
pondents Of the Union and Bulletin upon
Senator McDougall:
Permit me 10 prognosticate that Senator
McDoHgall is opposed TO the reelection of
Senator Latham. My diagnosis is convin-
cling. The Washing letter writers to the
Bulletin and Union, both 10 the interest Of
Latham, 70 far as to be anxious 10 serve
him when they can, have made q simulta.
neous attack upon McDouRall, and 80 alike
in language and sentiment that one might
well conclude both letters TO be from The
same pen although such is not the case
The Bulletin man has been 10 that interest
a long time-for be is q shrewd jobber; but
the Union man has had bis battery masked,
and has just opened 1t. McDougall may
drink. but doubt much whether he Ia near
70 bad az these writers would make him ont
TO be. There are political matters at the
bottom Of this affair. The Bulletin man
also, under cover. hits Phelps hard. Phelps
is candidate for Senator, and this cores
pOndent holds him up as charging fraud
npOn the Secretary Of War. Stanton, Ia bis
legal cases in California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

MORE Rich MTYEs.-We understand from
reliable source. says the Carson Silver
Age. that there is no little excitement pre-.
vaiing in the vicinity Of the EsmerRlda mi
ming district concerning the reported dis
coveries Of fabulOusly rich mines Of gold
and silver abont forty or fifty miles fonth
Of the Adobe Meadows. That these reported
mines are no hnmbug we believe from the
fact that parties who are good minerOlO-
glsis are paying particular attention TO
Them, and doing II in secret manner.
Some parties, however. in Aurora, having
got wind Of the new discoveries, have left
in the night time in order that they might
not be discovered.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

WESTERN Washington cores
pondence Of date June llth, Of the N. Y.
Tribune says:
The Members of Congress from Virginia
have been before the Territorial Committee
of the House. TO which the memorial pray.
ing for the admission Of Western Virginia
as n State was referred. The Committee
have talked over the question presented.
and authorized a bill TO be reported admit.
ting the proposed State on condition that
her boundaries be changed 80 as 10 run
the line along The Blue Ridge instead Of
the Alleghenies, thus making the State lar
ger, and giving her FIVE instead Of three
representatives; and on the further cOndi'
ton that Slavery be abolished throughout
the State forthwith. loyal masters to be
compensated by the United States and an
additional fund TO be provided for the col
ouizatioD Of the negroes thus freed.