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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
PRINCE 90 Co.,
FEVSHVNG n

VIII sond ,pr ri euc,sse stamps heif
-vs, incluji1s 2CD Select
- berries AGO CsiaisGGe n EulbsHs
~, Fruit and Ornau4eutsE Tess
Roses and FIeWerng Pianiss SEEDS D. hf1-17
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "CD J
MP COTTONWOOD SPRINGS. NrnnAerA
Special Order, No. 3.

HLADQUAHTHRS COMPANY "CN
CAMP COTTONWOOD SPRINGS. EBRAsKA
May 2Ist, 1858.
Special Order, No. g..
1t having been reliably brought to my notice that
persons engaged in keeping Ranches aad stores aIong
the road, and persons passing over the road, have been
IN the habit Of furnishing whisky 10 the Indians. there
by committing a very grave criminal offence
i now now notify all such persons, that they must
Immediately discontiHue such trshc land il this p-ac-
tice IS persisted in, IN a single instance, I will prompt
ly and severely punish the O1snder.
By OrQer " 7. W BEDFORD,
Captain q Eebraska Cavalry.
Commanding Co. 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
MONS. DE LA MARSHE
IN TOWN AGAIN.

And preparing 70 eeII SLatlOn9ry OF AT kfndS Ten POT
cent lower than any one in town dare to. Will sell
writing paper from 40 cents a qure down to three
quiTes for nifty cents, and other tricks in his line IN
proportion. such as
{ COLORED Battle SCENES,
~PICTORIALS OF ALL KINDS,
DAILY APEES 81 THE
LATEST EDITION OF SCHOOL B00LS,
Recommended to be used in the Territory and psreats
should be guarded against buying any other, as the old
series will soon be out Of use entirely.
Mr. Marshe is Agent for several Eastern Publishing
Houses, and can procure for anS one, any Book, News
paper, Or Pefiodealfhabca be called for.
Also keeps Photographs. and Photograph Albums,
SteryscQpes, and S.erysc pic Views Microscopes, Prizs
Packages, Novels, Family Bibles. Miscellaneous Books.
Come in and see for yourselves. where he is prepared
to wait on ladies and gentlemen in the latest and most
approved style. n II. MABSH
First Story P O Building, Ne 600,
opposite a Nebraska Bank,
BrOWnvi1Ie, Nebraska.
N. B.-Eastern papers may notice, and send bill to
Sheriff. 50-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

Having had business relations with the aboFs
gentlemen, I take pleasure in saying that they are
honorable, upright men, and perform all theypromse;
and the Jewelry l have seen from there is genuine, and
gives satisfaction. r. o. THOMPSON.
n47-tf Nursery Hill. Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
PR A 8.

E@ 1t makes a perfect Hedge fence in four yearsI
~ One Acre of it set this fall. in Eve years will
make enough Wood for one Family!
~ It grows straight, and very tall
" It never sprouts from the roots; but when cut
down, will grow again from the stump, very rapidly!
n II is the best soft wood for fuel, or any other
purpOsel
II When kept of the ground, the rails will last 80
yeaTsl
It grows equally well with US on upland, where
it's rich, as IN the bOttomsI
II Cuttings eight inches long stuck in the ground in
the Fall, never fail 70 growl
70 We sell it for 50 per thousand Cuttings, deliv-
cred at any OF our Agencies.
- Parties wishing to buy, should order early Ofour
Agents, SO that they may notify us in time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
SPLENDID LIST

~ AG4HO4O AA0 L.
OF Articles sEIto be sold tor one Dollar Esdts-
100 Gold HuniingsCascd Watches, SI00cicifI
100 f" Watches. s. eicii
zoe LADIES' Watches. eah
SEQ Gald Guard. vest ami Chs,oIain
1000 vest, Sss4, Gdard ami chaIelAia - =
20OO Cameo Brooches 4tO . each
1000 Mosaic and Jet Breoehes 4t0 c eaca
5000 Laws and FlOrehtine Brneehbs Ito each
3 % Coral, Garnet < Emerald Brooches, 4tO 6each.
5000 Cameo Bar Drops, 4t0 s essn
5000 Garnet Mosaic and Js Ear Drops Fso seach
1000 Laws andFlorentine Ear Drops At0 Y escif
t00O Gents Scarf Pms, ito 5 each
5000 Chain and Band B~raeelets, to 10 cach-
5000 Gents Bresis Pins, BIO S eaeh
3GQ0 Watch Keys, Ste aparh
5GOe Fob and Rbb0 Slides, 2ts 6rarh-
1000 Sets Of Bosom Studs, to 6each
5000 Sleeve Buttons, 2tO 6 c1ca
5000 Plain and Chased Rings. 10 each
1000 Stone Set Rings, 70 s e1ch
1000 Mlniature Lockets, Crosses, &c. . 10 10 each
1900 sets Ladies 3ewslry, Stoi5 each
All OF TIE goods In the above List viii Be scld, AEith-
Qua reservation, for One Dollar each. Certincases q
all 1.-THE various articles are placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. These envelopes will be sent By mari. az
delivered at our onice, without regard 80 choice. on
receiving a Certificate yOu viii see what article IL rep-
resents, and it is optional with IOu 70 send one dollar
ana receive the article OF not.
In all transactions By mail. We shall charge for for
forwarding the Certificates paying postage, and q aln-
the business, % cents each. Five Certificates VIII te
sent for 81; Eleven for 50; Thirty for S5i sixty-ave-
for $40. and One hundred for S15.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely uP0n a quick aud
prompt answer 70 their orders. Our business Is con-
1ucted upon liberal. honest, straightforward principle,
and we guarantee satisfaction in ali cases. Our pat
rons may always depend upon having their orders faith
fully and punet1ally supplied. In no case VII
pOndsnts be neglected.
H.Correspondents should be careful to write theft
signatures plains and give their Post once, County, sad
State. Address, GEO DEMERlT < 20.
22s Broadway, New Yorz.
Having had business relations with the ADORE
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Beware of WiIlow Peddlers.

CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the above places, As
soon as the leaTes fail.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

J. H. BUTLER, Austin, agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

REV. Mr.. TINKHAM. Beatrice, is Agent for Gag
and Jones Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
A%TRTTG

T.R. FISHER. Btownville, is Agent for Nemah
and east half Of Richardson COunties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

CURTIS & PEAVER, Pawnee City, are Agents 4
Pawnee and west half Of Richardson Counties.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14

|a,ln troIeu. Sd feue .ibnsn baber lebr
e.ynt talf Rfsi sDuMd pteles 3suantt
aus. 'Dis 3setsruus Der 0sr: Siaaitn
n ni&t aslpnusn, iresntpte stnsn .sbrlt
F1eu .pfuirolen banph ~ f6ren, unt - II
(shra an 1gt;pauern, -bae, tte info 9yeeet
Mueesbnuua IN England auessabten o.,
traaersiesdtstest.l -" a,n btiseirdBen babsn,
slrawo6s bsruofIutuVn.
Gbarlts Eranets Abama."
I'm ADMIRAL Dupont It.. ,a22,4 ~
|-Ikfet@ aeasf- nor aaf Grfu&sa Der
6srrst, popsl ". 3trmar, poa Mtntfer
aoau,s ,esf&rtebsn worpen. unb flint, pis
Atnannten peuen~ q m srttanN&s
DarAer. Mit stnsu, ap,srtfanif&sn
S&tffe fonnt.rt fe ibrt t@aarsnS MIDI. na&
M,rito fsnp.n. slatbem, bae Dneutrals""'
Gnalaut cine &apnRoite fav .btt RsbsItn
.Aseen 4uniere panpelsfoite auf's Mser
9slantt, bot. Sk 9%nntstbfttn baber stn
.snslif&eS G&tF unb bamit paGdbe rur&
unfere Blodatsfotte 1nt&t auesbalteu unr
aufesbalisn .parus. er(u&ten tttfe ame,
rtlantf&eu "Ddresr zen an Ell
tantf&en G.fanttsn VA, sin S&ra.
beu an zen q N erttani(&en Glut'
tsnfabrer. eoe u tie fdr q h erttant'
f&t Re&nuue~ nq&' Mtrisu es(anptsn
Doaren ni@t aufbaAsn na6ee.
Dies. N ett.aanN 6a6e In 'brer nod
ten unb t%onRatrten @abtbett. lnp btertn
rptu bie en9Iif&t Nrtaolraitr Elm. ttptit&e
DerletunG' eer trtnif&eu N%attonalebre
Fnttnl' Dsnu BE "9tutse" ousrufl :
SO II .ttue spiss S&ma&. oab pte eng
'ltlde Glpa9e G@ unier Den. S&us BE
-4tM96ften 0ae ---1lgansmue."la
,pirb bies Dtlt srtptepsrn "V6 tfeit
S&mn& nal a nbs. bae
fefner auswdrttee Yo'
!ltttf f.te %treule4- unp~ petit
be beunbsen wtrb."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
DaS III. Arnfeeecrp8.

Or @eruiponoent Der Ntm yor!ss
Iimee. wabrf@einlt@ berjelbe, msl&tr pts
Snfamts bseiue, tut,wes bon '"cowardly
Dutchmen"' III f&rstben. bsri&tst nun.
tae ~powarb euk~@enntas Nb.np po6 II,
Nrmueo1pS iuI,Vyedntfrt" babe. 9n ps'
3rN&.nittt Vat .qbtr fttn Bu&fat. s,r,
lautet, wts a. etssn,lA& ess orsaut6rI
purpe, unp tp.r ~ esu bsbuuptsteh pa
Htf' urp ,fsipln = tragtu zen anfana
mp&ten oettt' iund@R ea IL vrrattportltd
1T. :.Du4 game Deutf&tbuu uno (stns
:prsfe II taa t6@Rsn .@raue batst tntere('
FIT 10 balb. ME tn6ali@ III stfatrta. auf
iptl&e EbaNa@e BE etmtlptte Na&rf&t
a%uvad,ufabren IT. untsrpsden srtntb'
men ,ptr aus Aeuenunsen, msl&e, 9ttr
tstftfeut. Gdieuton bon, ueutn 6sdsr'
4 faimept bier estban bat uup w.t&e fona&
ava: stusr gut untirtt&tetsn 0usae tcrn'
men, bae BE DiptRon bee Gen. Dtneus.
pt4eAf @t tapftr Ut Der atttem 0trpir'
rune' Bttaltrn 'bat, efe 10 ait wie gam
6suti@t Diotfon If. w.t&&t fffaber S!absI
Hsmmonntrts. upb arpstthe; bat In
69htl'e Dtutfon f@ 8 auerttant!&s
rne, / trldncN&ss .Reatment bsfnbsn.
&Jthn al(n >pirAt@ aerabe' In @&ur3's
,DtutGo, eu pante am fdrtten Aeueisn
film Toulf. 70 tl'itf TUNER nod battn g.
ftQ,, pom tpsm II ausatn8. Dtefe um'
Rlnr. t5nnsn uns! ]far'S-Grtt ID Gtpae
:~buubtesn ; obsr etuf&lafen (oq. ott @a&t
nidt,; Iunp {oute - I'D. tpte pts fsR e.
,watttn.. 4yrdueatusn. 'eds ftetsn A&tttslts
:. btr:: ganj'n, @t(&t&ts trlossn lint. UNI
5aimpf: uno @@ma& esrube auf eis
,Dealdnn ,3ur wdseu. 70 wirp he eouis
'ptuif@t preGs pbnt partetunttrf&ieo bof~
fadt9:ib1e 5&ulbtsttt. tbui. nj Nstp'
s1tge!ter .Npes" an ben @aanepfabl r'
5fenlli&sa @dnun8 ju noss|n:
nr- So! = (Qt. TN.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14

Die listen Na&rtaten snttaltsn fs'n'
aBsfdnalnae.r dter papana Sstotnu,sner
4gisais6ai@tt Yer Granio(tn. Mealld
~!sabsr: nod timer, bat We Sa&t b't,sl
s1R.ttyals man na@jsnen An9absn bstar~'
lei music! Die 81. D. .StaatsSstsune
nu,a&t fola,nrs. B~tutrsuuaeu tber ete b.
{aatsn Wa@rt&t,n, bic uns bier am plot
al fetn {&stnsn.@ 49,,
Critic mue man i'd uuneetn. tot
,-ni@t Ell, tursts ufftttttttt~ 1uastt'
J0lbtr lie erruua.nsn GrfolDe IN ben f,an'
ua56ia,n Drsansn in Usra Grus eti@'e'
ma uup pou bort In DE bauante,@m
.yldtt.r ab.re.sanstn IL. pa etra'sus
.Diario be u, Marina. oea paoana, q"
.rtld.ua lin Ma n,ok far BIT. t,srtIa'
ni(d,n Mad1tdtn Mitseatteur III. bal
fhon: BE or1bRea eaeen ~strbEsits', na'
u.ntli& Gber stne beeeuteree Nteosssa9s
y, G,monforr's, welae Mufi&neieera ,tente
Nlatt itl6a In lstuet Ruuuasr pom e.
april pipsnufeu mubtt.
!Tftn. BET aneeru No&rt&ten Yon bet
un,tnaeluua br Stapt putbla NIT tbrsn
O,0OO bis 10000 Ginwobutrn anb 49,
900 Wann Bt(asuns ,e. baubt auf stntr
t.i7,ren Nutostdt ,als cerisutetn ess off,
,isa.n .ea~s.ntlattss Don, banana: Off
.,teQe B.ri&n bea fraus5Nl@en Sbs1bt'
isblsbabu BOT .s nt&t mttsabstlt. nsbrt
q ne rdumeu (tlbR iene Bsri&te etn. BAT
II. beoeutentRtn Gorte. namsutlt% @ua'
=. palupeSunb. eoreto. wsl&s pie Staet be'
bsrrf&en, nod IN ben 6dnbsn tsr M'rt'
tauey mersr, unp eae 90: pom eislen obbtna
sch..~~lS4up uno StR1attst5b:
cfapliatr. Tran,oisn ,uiauamsn}&'sesH
> MOLTEN ceer ntht.
Bon benz uferet Gnt(@luNe senntsn
Die Wrlfantr nur eur& RddRbt auf o''
!. tn'' pu 5taet b.fnpli@n @tibsr UNI
:. 4inetr abeebalten wereen. bersa 9f!al
fuua in Ter, @tabt Elm Gsb'sr BON Ssstsn
-e&s msritaptf&en OberbdtbtsbabeTs ruat'
er (i& 3u fiber in fstnu Yoftten esfabl'
~ ba6sn laeIut.
No& perpd@tatr abr II d, eae ben
3siiuueen BON '6auana mob Dem on'
asbIi@en Gn1pfane BET franaoFl@en ete'
4.sbrrt9tt ab,r 'ptr Gtnnebue ete @wd@'
item Drinb.ils ber Stac1 'pusb!a ots
NrenAe Befebl auatua, teint f9t
p-te-
Btrt@te 4uf1unttmen. 'Mdns
Die ftan16af&e Si.esssanee lunesIaTt0
unp auttsntiid 9smsftu. 70 bdtte Is stnte
foI9sn Bsfeble 1ntdt bepurft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
0barleffum t,nb EaQabpma.

Don 6ttton 6eab tpttb untnm 2. Ma
tert&tst. pa6 pu "Sron0'es" dber III
Barre Don GbarltRon 9sBonaen (et unit
poe Die Montiors an, 4. nu&folsen FOL-
ten. 6c n eenn mteotrum tin AaSrtf
auf CHARLTON aneeorpnu rporpen I'M,
6uuier's Mrmee, esren mtr bel ben Gnt'
l&etpunastdmpfsu in 9irotnien unb Een'
nelIst 70 lsbr bep1rf.en. pt,o fern Dol, leu
rpi@NeRen &aupfploe. far eins. ftbr pro.
blemati&e Nufsabf %per.pantt, tsrtn S.
Jung une In fratBtl&u Bsstsbuna bur&'
aus tetne Dorlbsile btettt. 1ootsr's Ut
uaee n ni&t btnrst&enb esutftn. ~, vi
Rebsusn In 8iratnteu u faloBsn >unp Ra'
|put& 10000 Manr utter 6ftnbstmunr
ssrRdrh tusrrsu ,m0dtn. llno wie feb
Is i'm y . lenlra Nc a3pnt fou rurd
cine f0bne Naiiia bs6i aaoautrttebuftr
Criterion In bae Snntrt re @toote
mif6fdppt tie wltfFlappt : Qsnnulbab III
auf sole 20 Wdlsn 3.rf,6rt po,c.n fem
motur& i.bs btrsfte 8nbintuna ,wti&er
ct Armse In 0tdsbura unb Braa9 auf
o.boben unp mitbtn ispe Beflrdtuns a.
MT: 8erbtnrune bsirsr Mrman ia 1uQa:
bona uno @idsbure ,s.stn Roisnfrunl
uorldufg tt(tttigt tpdre. abrr bumtt ~
Ro(nfranl nt&t In btn Stdnp 9sftbt bts
Ofsnlue ~ er8r.tfen. fenctrn wirp Gd
mad .pte Dor nit isinen 10000 Mann
aeeea BE 20 600 Mann @saaa's In ee,
DefsaGpe balten mdGtb. @ts talp wdrsl
G@ absr bas Blutt peneer, ipsnn Dun
tex's Arm.e (&lsuntaR iurlda,flbn unit
:Neftnirnna In ben 9tanp asltbt p1rre
elttalttt'e nit buufsr ne Ofsnfus Az e.
ersiftn2 Die Rtbsusn rpdrfn eann midi
u,tbr In Stants. ibre Waht ant sinen
punt ju eoneentriren, ttnn (owpbl 800,
fer'e pie Ro(eniran1'e N,rnet fu6sn tbrsn
@ea mad bem".6trafn Ter HtbeQion.
.H6unte aud ni&4 @,ant etnsn Tbei|
letner Nrmse s%nlbsbren2 Wir babsn ne
ntAf.ns 20O. 900 Mann m.br Ia, G.lbt.
als bic Rebs0en. uno benro@ ftblt Is IN
Doles unfsrsr sdttisIbaften xrteashituna
Rste. bort an Iruppen. NO MIR fe ON No.
tttatttn ettrau&ttn, ttutif # ffat SptAe'
reltu psrwanpt uub: sptsaetttlt pfresu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
Grdulein 4ufteSophpoa.
fvuA Rrllau ppu1 7. Npsil.).

81. 6R.rrtt&tth. @sat.1uu9 bat snttid
BrduItin punsucpeoso II G1stbrt a.fsst
81, #tQ{tr1n8 bdttt nbttbaaupt'tr tn' Rt&
IL ttnsuiperren. pa ie.tufff&et untsttba'
II ; ttnh IL IL II. 9o&ttr eee tufli&a
ObtrR.u pnRopcptof unt ,lntt poln l(8s'
Come. Dits" 1T inest nt&t 'p1ds uft
ma!. eos 8rdulsin p itrtr Brt'btitftt'
saubt muttt. "* ." ~
@ie babsu .pabrf&sinli& Rtbbrt. bal
&. fat nod als x,up in 3,tonifr IN stl
3Ioflsr es(petu ,puree., ptll Ee @eInn un
a.n, dubt1tt. ne NIT ben rbodbnifAmt
Grunpldetn. nod oetnsn ras Iulh(a
Rst& rslait1t, uite> I'M WirsIfpruR fan:
ben. Dod adona .s III, mad awtiidbtt'
Gin(puruns Az sntu0&sn. npe mad
;etsu, ,AuebruIat eesl asatp rd1he,na Aaf,
laanpss II pol.n, srprH * ii. ,tat |D{ttle|
aenteit, UNI -tbre. militdyifden ,1aIsnt!
unb ibrs GtfiQttii, IN neF Reitfunf eeu
Dtftotorl aur Bnfaauna ~ Rtltn., :Sn
3ratau lno tie MeinunBsa ltu. fbrll
56snb.it aftbeili. =, .L,.5yn, 49,,
Du Mdnafr baaA.n Ii; fdli>, ~tt'laubernb;
he G.au.naimn ,r "E1nntu, MIDI, J.tsn
moe an 'br 10 kbt AZ :1ttwunettn, IT,"
wo.aus man (hlieben mub. tae III treps,
ibre Aueeu. mod itr 6aas. mob Ben Ave-.
mud ibreA.s @efdle ifben f1nren.s 2Nad
=u,aaaliAkrse 6hds4na =ihrea 4lf1a 3dtl
ii, I8s99abrer;; nod =bH= neitll&en 28
Sd baAs ill., pc Dab,b.tt. eae fst stpe
ISL Sabre at "a. aSspenfaq1 a ls nod
i.b1 June paips aeab ,bsteiis 3 pfersf I'M
tsr tbrtr Astbctst. wurpsa etpe 1han@f'
dbts Wilde 9afeelmann ttKssrRensn ~
ittn fd sinta a. sMsatRte Baaa esrtttsf edt
eesfism As1pf non 1ssnieas.dansra ~
@lre&spteteT asfahrtsr Diss&saenttst'
lponiieus Ses1ietHsM tpebtnnieia eiteue,
Dsnsy9 suffl&w sule seffalaNs
nldi AuuaB essaasnabsassen psysss ~! .!
eer, habf&e 9eigtest, 81 PFC 3ette ~
ksotnente It'll. une IL auAeMi@stAltt9
SuiB bI5Ss ytl{SulaSt 1aittbSS Dttafs
Ntt;FWshhift DNspSki Fail1 Itssh
f&SGth 6y6asAailknSk, itksav ntttNJ tJg
SO oNSpSislfHDAS ~ sits636sks
lRtsdl7fas1R rs WA tatea.a Ns
f*G fsSt-Ts s4~n.ns~stfW ~ .,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
Die Xafakf6l&te.

Ma&eem Guelanp 6& tnelia 9emaTiG
esisben bat, he peierboff'a II
tng GnH@etbunS bsr amsrttant(den} Yri'
itnetrt&&is ,u dbt.laG sn. luats ss nat11ltd
BON ;Msuem mad auen:: Settsn .aue, .uu
tiinre anpere DeranlaGuna III fu&ea, III
79pmputbtsn tts, enelti&sn Wolfte, un(tt
Sa&e III snt3t.btn. unb uu' feline fatf&'
@saaaaraltdt .6Ftnilt& u. trt@su! 5Dte I'd
u1ole Yaesel&t&te ruroe. uuf's. 1aptt &C.
'}tfa&t u1o i@on felt lber elmer @o&e Il
I'm pir ,nbsr ben Corn GnplanpS,It 1bel
#Bel,tetpdns Der trtnti&.n Mdiionatebr'
,tur@ unferxn, MiniRsr, dtsr ttne p.rlap9'
m 3ur1dbsrufunS etS MintRsr 4oau,s,
absr 9rtss, Ra&e, pulpY unp Aanonsn;
Guelaup tat i'd nte u,ebr bluutrt ale
tn bteftut lietsn Gale. nt'lR ss In fetnt'
Foll&6stt unb ptrfets nodtu sor bt,
s:* W}t.t iAttrtteh.: Dr. fo9ehahnte pa6. bsr
Npauts aus9sReQt baden {eq. felt f& ole
ssfi,n :rafa@1te' e9&rstte, an aumttdl Du'
rpsnk .bsn BE Bledaesf otts BEL, Gha1(eRur
t%o;uitnatbirt Bsraus unb ldhtet 1et1eu
m5MIt9en. 9nbalt na& :folgFnetrmdbrns
..gsfunbt(&aft Der Ser. siaaten, u
r.. E:1::feeason. 3. lAprAt 1868.
Snmttteu tsr 9atn9e pom 'betrdatrif&eh
unp unr.r!t&ta.; aus eteftn1 &6na3Btt1&t
u beu 93p,de ause.benpen ,uptetnibss
s3esln6neen. BEN @sbsuen In hi, Btrtfnt0ttn
Getdatlh u1ttr Etrn. Worasbsh. BET Be.
mnaiiIakasttfs SO S8ifts kt ire,nS Elm
"A Hsrffdnt(@et 9afea, gorrdfbs sutufabrea.
aifeiGi q lult. iur. Greuee. ttuen GaQI tet,
7~orautster. sttrs. etuen yAreeyn sbrenwst.bea
'tere6 tut, Ell. 9ftttn bSMq5lNb 81,
.,s.ptaa5: kabenss III iBxaBssptilt.6stetbra6t I'll
.far mid DoQssnNsa. tsfritbtbtns fnbs bat
'a'Htt ptlilt& hit ttdsf dr. pk Mgstfiants
~katmatate asaaesa ads. 9asaa!stal ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14

f4a naaaoi7fe5W4 fbH eabnns,E7. Mat
\ Das H. rSrtS'tas an Mon4ag anhi ptthaas
1asunta hfne G1st Beriitst. .sae 10 biuduaalII ttfs
No., HRsJtfs ir,ldf4IsSg :ise .hat ASti'
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et 81 sea4 T., + J, i = i ) Z !, 60; aa b NJ,
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-11-26
About Gloves.

Cloves are produced by tree which
is native of the Molucca Island, and
were, like nutmegs, a long time under
the exclusive control of the Dutch Gov
ernment, which for many years would
not allow the tree to grow upon any
except the island Of Amboyus, whence
the highest priced cloves come from
The tree is from fifteen to thirty feet
high, with large aromatic leaves and
bunches Of very fragrant flowers. The
spice is the unopened flower buds, which
are beaten off by means Of rods, and
then dried. The little bali at the top
Of the Glove is the unexpanded petals
by softening the Glove in hot water
these can be carefully laid open by
means of a pin. The main portion of
the Glove is what would be the fruit if
it was allowed 10 go On and riped. Our
word Glove comes from the French clop,
nail that being the name by which
the French call them on account of their
resemblance to little nail. They con-
tain good deal of volatile oil, upon
which their value depends. The oil is
sometimes extracted in part, and the
clovos afterwards sold. These can be
told by their lighter color, and by hav-
ing the buttons or rounded portions
broken off. Cloves readily absorb a.
considerable amount Of moisture, and il
is the custom Of large dealers to keep
them in rather damp place, in order
to make them weigh heavily and look
fresh and plump. 1t is bad economy
to buy cloves or any other spice in the
ground state, as, aside from adulteration,
the oil is sabsorbed by the paper in which
they are put.