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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

NOTICR.-I hereby inform all persons inter
~ ested In the condition Of the TURNPIKE
from Manchester to the farm of the late jeremiah
Hobbs that will superintend all Ssnds sent 20 put
that road in order, from the morning. Of the Goth
inst. to the evening Of the 22d of this month 1
invite al good citizens using the road to assist me-
A. PULLIAM
Chesterfield, Va Nov. 10, no l9--Mk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

p.ses lon Gresnbrier county state that the
,..,.. cavalry made q raid into that county on
...., last and succssded In capturing about ono
.x.u wagons belonging to our troops. They also
.,.s u. barn Of Col Samuel Aocluns, destroying
=. ..,,r. cop Of wheat, amounting to several
>..s,A hushelS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

S:iu Coming. Seven more Aooiii onists, belon =
ing to Lincoins army, captured Near Esedericks-
burg, arrived at the Libby Prison yesterday -
These were 81 prisoners in confinement there yes
teIday gone OF wnom are to be sent home cndeg
flag OF truce at an early dsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

Arres.s--Oficer Crope. Of tie day police, CT.
rest.0 tthn ". Mcdowell yesterday, and put hicl
IN the cage the charge of stsaling horse. val
uei al s 90 from Eli 81 White
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

n S]tdisr Stranded fr Desertioa The co@rt-
martial now Ia session recently SEN enced Corpo
raj Richard X. Poo1e, OF company 4, 18Th Virgi
piR vslry bataliion for deseItion to be reduced
to the rana.i forfeit sll pay and allowances now
due him, to be branded on the right hip with the
letter d. ons and qiartsr inch long, have his
head shaved, and he Giumnea on: of the service
The branding, drumming ogt, and head shaving
was performed at the Military Station of the East
ern District yesterday =. 3 O'Clock IN p-esance Of
Bossieux's Guard and the Presidents Guard. A
couple OF ffers and The dium corpa were brought
into service to bea. after the retiring coprit the
rogue's march. After the ceremonies incident to
such au cccasion had been gone through with
Pooro was returned to prison to be sent to his
company aud again drummsd. There are a large
number In the prison whose sentences by court
martial are not yet executed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

Desfroyed By Fire On Mon lay lasi The residence
of DR. Geo: e. II Savage, near the locality known
az Ssvagea Station. on the line OF ths York River
Ia lroad, Ebout ten miles from Richmond, wa. d a.
ssroyed by tire. The residence occupied, at
the time of the disaster. by Mrs. Emily Watkins
ThS fra occssioned by ths accidental. droupiDg g
Of iva coal by lisse negro who wgs playing
with "aa of Mrs Watkins children in the paa.
sage, aud 10 Suddenly wero the flames CONN H.
Gated that the family barely escaped With ..eir
lives and clothing DR.. Savage. the cwper of the
place. was for a number of years magistrate OF
EsnrieS county. aud his rssidsnss was widely
known as the seat of genial hospitality. It was
the ecsne of one of the sauguinsry battles aroua1
Ri hr,ond in July last ana previous to Mcclellan q
Change os bass" wss piilaaed and devastated by
tlf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

The Han. shelton +. Lake has been appointed
by ths Presidsns OommissaEy Ct the military post
q OhsElottssvtls, In plass Of Capt. 7. J. Wssssn'
hakas roslgned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20
MIECELLAN

A letter received in New Yerk from Caracas,
under date of October 9th. states thst an iron clad
war steamer, bearing tie Confederate fsg and
supposed to be the Ovieto, has been cruising of
Cardenas for two or three weeks pas. ard ia known
80 have made several prizes. Two other of their
cruisers have also been seen lowering about the
BahamAa
The following Major Generals are now without
commands:
Geo B Mcclellan, John C. Fremont, Geo. Cad.
waIlader, Edwin D. Morgan. Irwin Mcdowell, Cas-
sius M Clay, Ethan A. Hitchcock, Fitz John Por-
ter, and Gen. Hsrney.
0eu Butler, 1t is stated, will soon order a draft
in New Orleans, to fii up vacancies in his several
regiments
Thos II. Clay, son Of Henry Clay, has accepted
the appointment of Minister to Nicaragua.
Gov. Buckingham hiss called an extra sssion Of
the Legislature Of Connecticut to convene en- the
9th OF December.
petition Is in circulation in tie West asking
the President to give Gen. John .. Fremont COM
nand Of the forces of the Mississippi Valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

From TRxAs-Ws have the Houston Tsl46yepk,
Of The 29th nit Il states that 1atagordA Indian
iola and PowdeehoRn have au bsen taken By The
Eedarals Our people weee concentrating at La.
vscca for Aeht The Fedesals had but 10 land q
sny tms slnes the war began to take poasesaion Of
those places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

. F1LLON
A few days since a Federal scouting party en-.
gagged the Mississippi side of the Mississippi riv.
err opposite Helena. captured a prisoner who prov.
ed to be jerome Pillow, brother Of Gen. Pillow, to
whom the Generals letter-pu6lished some time
sso-was written en- tie subject Of securing the
negroes on the Pillow pisntstion at Helena. Mr.
Pillow on his way 70 his plantation when he
HsS CAPTURED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20
Sale By GoDpIs Il APrEKsoS, Aucts. no

TNBREE NEW BRICK TENEMFNTS. % the
i South side Of Marshall and West lima of l6th
streets FOB SALE AT AUCTION; win be aclA
November. 1862 at n o'clock p. II. those t116e
nsw Trick Tepemsnts iccsted as above, occup6sd
by good paying tenants, az the aggregate rect 81
e730 per anus;ra.
TER"s.-Gns-thifd cash; Balance AZ sni -
months. f0s IF g0tiAGle E9Los interest added, ss-
aosed ~ tTas. de- 4, All cash a. ths option NJ
the purchaser.
0ODDIE " APP2aS05. Aces
p. s.--The foregoing real estate can be treated
FIR mi Eain II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20
ALLEGED ATTACK ON IMBoDEN.


dispatch Of Gen. Wright dated at Cincinnati
on the l3th says that Gen Kelly on the 10Th inss,
attacked mboden's rebel camp, eighteen miles
South Of Mooreheld, Handy county, Va, routed
him com pletely, killing and wounding many, and
captured his camp with atty prisoners and guam
tlty OF arms, besides large number Of hcrses, cat
tie, hogs wagons, &c. The enemy were entirely
dispersed and fed to the mountains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20


makes IN exposure Of the conduct of the troops
under the Dutch General. sisel who. by their rob
berries and outrages, arc making themselves infa-
mouA The Co~~ereio! says that the letter is
from one who has the best opportunity for obser
walton in Gen. Sigels corps and gives Q graphic
description Of the ravages Of and Of the habits
Of life OF many Of the German officers and soldiers y
We have room only for extract from the letter:
GAINESVILLE November l0-The courtmartial
now sitting brings out the facts of the atrocious
ing of Haymarket in such manner that to init
Eigel town will hereafter be word of terror to
ali. The work was done under the direction Of
Lieutenant and Count both connected with tho
staH They claim to hsvo had authority, which,
however. does not appear The former. with IN
orderly and some soldiers, went into q shed and
split and prepared the kindlings for burning the
housea All protestations on the part OF the ewomen
and children ror such only, with few old men,
were left In the villsgeD were Undecided. The
Ares were set in various places amid terror and
shrieks. One poor woman whose child was very
ILL., begged that the house might be spared
wss the only language In which the soldiers spoke
must have been understood In actions, Tor she
held the poor sufferer up before them; but It was
In vain, and the next morning tho body OF the dead
baby laid BY the sds Of the smoking ruins OF the
house. One old man, who pleaded earnestly that
ono house ct least might be left TO shelter the
housslsu inhabitants from the cold, was struck
three times by Count - with his sword, and
badly wounded. He has. however, been able to
attend and Give his testimony before the Court
uadsrstanl that every house, barn, she'd and every
description OF building was utterly destroyed and
that during the pitiIsss weather Of tho last four
days, the poor Inhabitants have bssn sndesvoring
70 keep themselves warm under the shelter huts
made HON the boughs Of tsssA
TINE HORRORS OF wAR--A WIPE On TIE YArrLE-
YIELD.
Ths following extract, from letter datsd ct
Oorinth, a tie Oh nit, has bsso eommunisstsd -
~ Msw Yesk Esnts6 Psst aoe pahlisasitn:
'0h, ny fklAaA heW en- I tell yeu a The tor
turss ihaS hsvs nsaey rased ~ tor the Last three
Asypi Hn = poWesioee 70 teaes. words weak 70
eonvey e. tltas q - miDsey heve endureA
thsusht mysak stpoag he6eeA have $500 g
naa6 q si1eglag that ] Thought ny o3ves hae
groWn steoly, an1 esalA beaS anythlh0i bus %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
PeterSOn's Magazine.


We are IN receipt Of this popular
Lady's Magazine for December. l. Is a
splendid number. The title page for '63.
containing portraits of The chief contrib
utOrs, is very handsome. Petersen"
will be greatly improved in 1863. Il
will contain 1000 pages of double col.
umn reading matter ; IA steel plates /;
II cOlored steel fashion plates ; II col
ored patterns in Berlin work. embroidery
or crotchet, and 900 wood engravings--
Proporfionafely more than any other peri
odical giUss. Its stories and nOreiets are
by the best writers. In 1863. four Orig
NAL Copyright NOvelets will be given.
It's fashions are always the latest and
preliiest. Every neighborhOOd ought 10
make up a club. Its price is but Two
Dollars a year, or a dollar less than Mag
azines Of It's class. 1t IS the Magazine
for the tunes. To clubs il is cheaper sill,
viz three copies for SIS, FIVE for $3.50,
or eight fer SO. To every person getting
up a club, the Publisher will send an ex-
ira copy gratis, as a premium, or a large
sized mezzotint for framing. 'Bunyan
parting from his Blind Child in Prison"
Specimens sent If written fOr) TO those
wishing to get up clubs. Address, post
paid. CHARLES ]. Peterson, 30j Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
TIE HORSE POWER

Uas proved itself To be the hest ever Invented
The friction j. reduced by IRON BALLS. s"arranged
n all the bearings, that the whole weight at the
csstipOs runs uron them. THREE POUNDS
DRAUGHT. 81 the end &C a ten feetlever, will keep
the power IN motion f! thus permitting the E>rIKE
STRENGTH # the horse 10 be u-ed On the machine Il"
he driven. one HORsg will do rs much work on
his poa or. as TWO VA the endless Chain Power. IT
Is PORTABLE, aud may be used IN THE FIELD a
yell n m The house. More than TWENTY FIVE
PER BENT If horse fish is saved over ANY OTHER
now N Use. Il is simple in constitution, and not
liable To- get out IF o.der.
Price OF power for I to I horses...."'.- Sl25
Price # ROVER for To 1 horses ......-.. Us
The 1926 P.wer will drive any Threshing Machine.
Every Machine i gu ,ranteed to give satisfaction, OF
the money will be refunded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

COyrrsr FROM DAKOTAH.-There will
|, contest in the next Congress, be-
lea Jayne. rep and Todd (Dem-
|, seat as D lvgaie to represent Da-
I,h. Dakolah must suffer the same
! Of being disgracrd by fraud and lille
! rOiug a. Nebraska, Kansas and Min
Ioa. A portion of The first settlers Of.
new Territories have no more scru-
al eommillIng perjury than eating a
b. and il is not strange they should
|, Irtle BIecsI vorirg. In this Terri
h We ave becoming more civilized.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

GobEY FOR DEcEMBER.-This is a
Nv beautiful number. The embelish-
pts are, Found in The Snow" a
BET and silvery plate; Christmas" a
|faa plate, containing seven disIinct
pres a Bride Fashion-p!ate. contain
seven figures, beautifully coIored f;
bearing Tor the Christmas Parry" n
hOFsus engraving; Royal Tiger Slip
} printed IN six %colors; Cloaks, Head.
ksses, Embroidery AID BraIding Pat
and warm Croche; arucles for win
Use are given in abundance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

Darn OF GEN. MIrcnEL Gen
died during 'a,i month in South
Yellow Fever. He was not
one Of our {: able General, hut
va, one Of The most thorough scientific
FASnd profound thinker of the age -
{ Ts a native of Kentucky, a graUate
West Point. and for the last twenty
prs distinguished as an astron-mer.--
Fseyeral years he prac;ised law in
|%Hcnnali. He afterwards became Prin-
l Of the Observatory of that Cry
vas also distinguished as an Engin-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

Il Is common for women TO regret
a hey are not men. The sphere
Rgn,d Them, both ty nature and by
sOCiery. is so narrow, there is but
s opportunity for them to acquire
Pc, or accomplish great deeds of val
In The following verses the author
cypress the universal sentiment of
nen. Il would he so fine TO be a tall.
/! soldier, ard 10 win laurels, and a
|tnt in history, by CALAMITY fighting
P freedom. The idea of "setting the
EgrOes Free" may be, ty some, con-
rfred a little radical-just what might
expected from a Yankee school mis-
'eS, The writer is, however. a native
tie South, and of a family that all
Iuld consider conservative. The SEN
aen's contained breathe the puresi pat
lpiSn
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

CO.L AS FUEL.-Mr. Deuser has sold
hs stock of Conl Stoves, since Mr..
commenced The use Of coal
has sent 20 81. LOeis for a new supply.
! coal usrd is brought from Pa~nee
Lury. There are, however, several
hs Of coal equally good discovered in
J county, but heretofore the demald
no, been sufficient to induce any one
1pen them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

No recen' Maza-ine-paVcr has ezciiei mors Eeus-al
into est tbs he article % the August AHantie, On
The New Gymuastics." The . eseat York u = con-
p ere exp isr;i'l Of he system u NhicF HAT arsiclS
ave a syHfp~is.
The su b,r n this wo-k has ben Tor urauy yr1rs er-
gsged Ia teaChiHg Gyuuasfic~- Ire busk d6s-Gbcs ana
inustra IS his New system = p ysicsl 7 SniHE. his
-ysJem ht- Lid the pr CIcsi test - iGnS and vsIiea
u-e. J. FnYprt~e- exerc se- With Dumb Bells Rings,
wands. CLUBS etc. all Of whirh are maIe rertscfiV
clear by fuil exp tuattOns wliie may are uiusfrafed
- piItFIai rep-e,sntalJns OF The position of the brdy
required 70 perform than
TIE Dumb Bell Instructor, cJnnecfet with lbs EJrk,
j. Of The highest interest suf fmpurtancs. sIS iAde-
t-ned for b. ne use and gives a Ere4t yarisiy o. DANA
Bell Exercises to-e-bef with a G4refaly-selesfadpr pro-
gIessive serIes Tor eEey-Ig pa tc8-
The PanEFTnuastIk0n4 u a Eerr EtMpie, uscful- ana
chsep piece u gymaa-ti; ap2lsstuFi ap8a When All
gsmnassic exercises may be performed. znd which eaA
be introduced, al small cost. I-t0 my private hruse-
II t. fully de erlbed AID tgstraredI in fhts v1laHs-
The New Gy mnasfics" shoc dbs read o. ers fam
Ily IA he land where exercise il vsiuet a. a means %
heath LANES e,pecl4y. wlidH1 in = q Gre1E Va
uety % Easy. SiHpte AID lnyigfratiES ExerzEss. all q
NhIch nay be pTaci I'd IL the 7 owl De- mes
EF%FOr SAFE b. all bg1Eselle-s, eT sea. F0HVgff -
any Sdlrsss, Cn Tecapt JfOHe Dliisr, by ,he pIbdshsrG,
TiCKNOB &FiELB5,
i5 WssHlngton street 51stsR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
REFERENCES.
r =. GEIFFIN, Manhattan. Kan.

REFERENCES.
r +. GEIFFIN, Manhattan. Kan.
Philadelphia. Penn.
GENTs-With two horses on yCur Anh-fnetion
Power. we drive your No. l Mill, grinding Is Bush
ELS OF COIN PER HOUR, and cut n large quaint ty Of
bay nj the same time. | have never seen q power
that runs with so little friction, and consequently
With so ltllo strain upon the horses.
W p. COOPER,
Supt. 18th 4 18th st. Pass r. K. Co.
CLOsrER. n. j.. Jan. %. 1852.
MEssEs. BENNET BROTHERS, GEMS am very
much pleased with the Power. IL runs easier than
any other Power in this vicinity and with the same
horses will do nearly, or quite twice - much work.
I run nv Thresher at 500 revolutions per minute,
and Il 81 inch Cross-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions.
Yours truly, PETER j.. WHITE.
~ON ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE
OCT. IsT. 1852. THE FREIGHT WILL BE PRE-
PAID TO. CHICAGO, OR ANY OTHER PORT
On LAKE MICHIGAN
TLiheral discount tt dealers. Agents wanted.
state. County. and Shop Rights for sale.
For further information send stamp for Illustrated
Circulars 10 BENAET BROTHERS,
90 snd - Greene-St., NeW-YRrk.
August 9Th. 1881. D4-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
va A SCHonL D ]

THE DAY SCHOOL BELL---A New shIdng Booa
or Day SchOOis. called the DAY SCHOOL BILL, Is nsE
eady. IL Contains sOCur 200 pages q Cauice SanEs, 81
-, Rounds. Catches, Dlets. FriOs, GuK5teis and Chr
roses, macy Of them written expressly for thls uOTfs
besides - pages ~ the EIemputs 81 mu-ic. Toe EHs-
ments are 50 easy and progressive that ordinary teacb-
ss will fnd themselves entirely successful On ~tusfEucts
ing even young scholars T. sinT correctly and ricutid-
1aify. while The times and words embraces slch q s1rI-
ETY. Of lively, attractive, and sOaI stiilg music ana
sentiment that No trouble viii be experienced IN intu-
-ing all beginners 20 60 on With zeal n acaniTug sk1li
IN one % tie most beaith-giv1nE, beauty fTlDr0yiCg,
happiness yielding, ant 0rder puoduri1s Cxe-Czse q
school Ire. In s~iuIpiicity % is Eieuselts, il vsrigsV
and adaptation q music and IN exueIIeucs 7Td nunbeR
q is Songs, STizinal, selected, and asapfef &C. claims
y much TO excel all Competitors. a. vii ~ faunG -
1e the best box ever issued Er sCminafie les. Acz5e1ies,
md Public schools A rev sample PAGES % see
nentss tunes and songs are Eiveo IN csfc1i27s sens
and get one Ii ) C~aHlpfled 81 Horace EAs=s suth0f
Il Sdbath Sca0oI Bells" Nrs i and 2 Wnie1 Fave hs1
me en .rmous sale q SIS co copies. Prres-pspss
cVv7fs 2Octs SIS per hundred; 0eUad af-ceuts. So
yei hundred; cloth bHud eul5~scl r;h Dcenta So
per hundred p Sopie> mai-oel 81 ias cae h2Edret
price Nailed ffes Al the retail gfiee.
NOTICES 0F TIE PRESS.
The DAX SCHOoL BELL The tunes are lively, ans
sucu - may re easily mastered by eliaFen TIE spirt
% tie sOnzs 1, unsxcep.iaaa6 Q anil yell ulspsef . ne
ser-O room Dc Il tie cheapest aHt sueiag The besa
compelfis Of school Hia-ie pubiisacl-Aew I0Th
TecrheT-
BAY tHOoL Bell This book Is eminsafly sIsgtss
IL Uze IN our cUmErsn schools
We have . g eas nal8ber o. school song bnoEs befora
he public bur many 81 Them lock nissicaf ~ sell A. lite
Tary TASTE, snd are realty deuiuraiziuE IN fheir nfu-
ence u-on the musical talent u the yeuaz. Ara ~ &C.
kneEle Led excellence welded "a uonzr q Tue petty,
ae he qualities that Cughi 70 b8 sInenf Ei-h be areas-
ct care N he preparation - = seEad sang boz. Tala
Sss seems = e.mnu's ihoss Ira ea-AJ@s -fsa3tFi-
FlbIssGg HoRACz WITzRs
Bf5-1T ~ 81 Ea1SS 49, 8aE
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

's,,s Grx. TBAYoR-We are grail
\ 10 hear TIA, Col. TLayer. Of the Ne
L., First has al last received a COM
son rs Brigadier General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

he D4puiy [. s. Assesso-, for this
ery. Is now assessing the properly in
| Taniry. There is burIittle property
Nebraska ,hat is no exempt 10y law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
PRIxDLEys PATRNT-

FOR SALE SCI AMI rs south wa,- s,rsgA
CAieago, III. Prices, Weed ks. Coal s5S. stgrls
sizeS-other sises in Prop0rtiOn. With freight adiUd
from factory in New York to Chicago.
Inc advantages Of cooked over raw food il sdmst-
ted BY al. The old way of boiling IN kstllssis botA
slow and expensive, 50 much 50 taht bHt few msB d.
it. Something more practical must BE bad. Ssaaa
scenes 70 be tho only alternative. TIA Pstsnsss
has rstaind 81 the advantages Of toe Portable Cal
drOn for boiling, and devised means Of generatlna
steam suhcieut Tor ali pUrSRs. Il IS simple ana
practical, AID PrOvesa PERFECT SUCCESS.
w. H. AUSTIN,
Sole agent for Ilinbis and N0Fth-EeA
22l q 223 s. Water St, Chicago.
Where viii also be found DOE-Ns : Cos Deep EsH
Pumps, Fores Cisterns. Chain and Common Yea
Pumps, Taimble Skeins and SD Irons. as well -
every vsri " Of Farming Tools. Cast Irsa Csrn-
Shelters, Feed hiIs, Hsy and Platform SealsA
Stoves. &c. The above vii be sold en- account q
the manufacturers, az their rssue c.igo factory Iziess
adding freight - this plco.
January 1902. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
EER3Ea5DS
Or NEBRASKA GROWTH!

Merchants and Post Masters who viii address rs this
fail wilt De supplied with Garden Fieid suo FlO~ef
Seeds 10 sell On coInmissi n az fair ratet. Ihese seeas
are all grown here and Rfe true e. name
& HEDGES.
Nemsha Nur-erys Syracuse Otoe, CO.
AuR. I0 Au5-FuS u Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

l. Ill nubl;sh next week a letler
4 Private in company C." Nebras-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

=, THOMPSON srent a few days at
1. during this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

i 3 LrsuBAUcH, Agent for the
NEE Indians, spent a few days in
Il this week
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

Is he tax collected in this Ter
ill be from whisky dealers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
NINE. DEMOREsTss
MIRROR OF FASHION.

The largest best and niost reIisbIe Fashion Magazire
In the world Cintrain~ the largest and q hest Fasnisn
Piafe. the greatest uunihes II aIe enEraVnES. the satPS.
and most Telisbie inf1rmaIiUn, IN &c fui4~sized Patterns
To- Dresses and q sheet 81 new Braisl-Werk and I'm
bordering Patterns Every Mother Dressmakrr, Nil
liner aud Lads shsuld havei n. Published QuarterIy a.
40 Broadway, New YOrk, sold Eve ywbei e n relt BY
mil al IS cent Yearly 81 with a vasuAbio p.epIum.
Ia SKINNER number now really.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

- communicaiiOns are unavolda-
In out this week
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
,oY CoE CO.,

aeryTs and Dealers in Inks and
srF IN Kinds. Omoe Tribune Building,
%; p-avn's Iron Building Philadelphia.
-Iai -, AGENTS for the ASVsrfissr and Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

This celebrated machine is bv sl odds the BEST
GRAIN AMI GRASS CUTTER IN II X
n understanding the misrepresentation oI those inter-
ested in other machines G.. w.. McC,runck \ Bro. man
ufactuIe at the rate u 5000 per year, Many changes
have been affected during the past season and for 1852
the Mccormick" is presented with greater attractions
than ever before. As 4 reaper,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
Okra or Gumbo Seed.

The beg substitute for C.,Fee-ureoa-ed ia he SANE
manner aSC Zee Packsge> u SET by Mi Al 10 c.
each- Zach package c'ntsins seed eusGeh o. raise q
Eppply ioT IN Ordinary family,
4 send orders 70 n A TTRGY
S CT5USnI ClLys IJEl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
,,.TgER & ABBOTT,

-, FoRE'oS NEwtFArEH AID
rffp ICY So B-osdwsy. New York are
1850 -, Tor the Asver;issr AID FdT@sT;
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15

-r,~,-1xs AGENT. and Dealer In
rsrEll c,lored Inks OF the Best V0ah'J'
, B'k' s,-.et. Chicago. Illinois Is our au-
g pea :. -. Advertiser and Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR TIE CUzE OF
Costireness, Jaa1laiee, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Dyseateyy, Font Sornack. E~ryNpeas, Headache.
Piles, RieHnalisDa, E,upti0ns and St7a Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, Dro7sy, letter, TtHnOrs and
Sal RIeHU, Wor'', Cont, Net-alJia, as a
Dinner PiH, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coafed. so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. ard they are the
best aPerient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physe.
Pri3o Is cents Per Poz; Fivo 65zsJ ioz S1oo.
Grea. numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persOnaCeS, have lent their
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Ofthese
remedies, but onr sPlee here will not permit the
Insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN Almanac in which they
are given; with also full descriptions If the above
cOmDl hints. aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
d. not be put of bv unprincipled dealers with
other preparat Ons they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, aud they should
have il.
AL our remedies are for sale by
tINtN AMI THURMAN.