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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
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hnswa, innsaiassly. - n. vs,iay. Yous sssrsss
vin IN sss ssssa, s.A you nsy soaadnt,y rely
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lndulssass q ths pssaio.s IN ripsr ysars. are ear
nsst,y satrssssd 70 plsss tAs.ss,vss unAsr Ne
sars d d. '. Thsy nsy rsay VII certainty upon
. spssdy sure s.d upea bsaas rssssrsa 70 fun
ksaSA ~ vigee.
Il tsass visA s.aass ssssss III diseases Of
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.oss sz.say PnIvATE ed CONFIDENTIAL
P.assn saliias ~ - 90 but ~ Docron-
IAsss q disaaass nsy b TaaArRD ~ nAIL,
By sending srATHA1ENT Of GAZE, As.. ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
t.. u EyIDENCE utf
the most responsible and reliable eharsst~r
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CERTIFICATES OH CURES, .l
From three 70 twenty years standing, with nauss
known to science and fame -
For the msdieal properties Of DUCHu, see Dts.
sss Professor DrwEEs' valuable works on the
PHysIcE, PhiladslphiA.
See remarks nAds by DR.. EsHlAIn Mclowr1I.
2 celebrated Physidan, and member o. the Royal
Transastiens of the King asd 0ussnS Journal ~
sss Hsdieo Chirurgtsal Review, published bv
sEsJAn.. TaAvras, Fellow Of the Royal College
sss most Of the late standard works On Medicine.
H1srsst sushn, ,. @ per bottle o., Tor IS %
Improved Rose Wash, 20 "4g-s v 4 10
y HAN Dossn Of eanh for eia which will b gu h.
seat e sute The most obstinate sssss directions
Dslivsrsd 70 any address, sseurslv p~ehsd irou
sossrvatton. Describe symptoms IN Ill sonmuni-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

DLOODi BLOODii BLOODiil =
% eOnEs, TAHIn CAusE 4 DEPRAvEr
C0NDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
whieh produces I'D.
sCRoTgIl, ULcERs sonES, sioTS TETTkRS
SCAtE4 B0HS, SYPHILIS Oh VI.
EERElL DISEASES, te.
SANARITAN8
R00T AHD HERE JUIOky
I. oar:d y the public = . positive surs. Ban.
system 10 6salthy action, eure those spots, Tst-
ters .Seales and Copper Colorsd Patshss.
SYPHILIS or VENERHAL DISEASES,
Ths sIMzRITIFS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
y the most certain rsnedy ever prescribed. II ~.
moves every particle Of poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Keep out Of hospitals. A>rs 10 . cure n Any
sass for ~ Pfies per bottis, % six SDs - With
full dirssttons. Sold BY a.s.. y '
Cor. Eleventh. q. - Rsan. ~.
HENRY COOK.
Alsxaadria, Va
''''" "'''-' ''''''''f fbRR:sosD Exon . CO..
jan sly PhiladelpAis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

THOMAs e. LLOYD,
attorney FOR CLAIMIkFs,
AND Aolnf FOE PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears ~
L.-. II of Pay, Extra Pay, ho..
WARRINGTON, b. G.,
viii give prompt and enicient attention to re
prosecution OF Claims OF every description sEninst
oesatul. .. ''. I'll "
both references and charges for services will bs
made satisLAotory. E'
-, Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis.
d9ting the existing war; ALSO Tor the widows
aha orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
disease incurred while in the United States SER
sI snGei aiso, Bounty Money for the heirsn-lAw si
so,aiets ueceaaed during the existing war.
fes. Mvidsd with nttorneys or other persons for.
S'ne highest prise. paid for Land Warrants.
THOMAS L. LLOYD,
Attorney for ClAimAnts,
NO. 450 seventh street,
Washington, D. G.
I ~ y. torsoi papers publishing the above ara
MI, Mi oS san.'ea " my services 70 the amount 81
dss lS-W
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
CURES GUARANTEED ADvIcE oa4r1su

'SA.0 "oA"AAEDi ADVICE 0RATISH
...r.1. AFFIDAvIT.' - rf
Psreonally appeared befored me- an AIsarma an n,
the city OF PhilAdelphia, H. T. HELHpoLD VIM
sesng duly sworn, doth say. his preparations con.
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or ofhcr Iniurfo,i.
druss, but ars purely vegetable. 10, 80
n, r. HELMDoLD.
sworn and subscribed TO before me, this aad d.v
Of November, Iasx. WIN. p. HIBBARD. Ald..
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address letter. for Information In oonsAsnss 70
n. -. Y. 7: HELMBoLD, CHEnIsr, q ~
Depot iet South Tenth street, below Cbestnut.
Philadelphia. BEWARE OF COUNTERTEI1S
Akn UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, WIN endeavoT
% dispose 81 their own" and ofherD articles on
the reputation STAINED by W. ~
HELaBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIoSS
Hslnbold's Genuine Extract Bushu, ~
hslnbolds Genuine Extract sarsapariils; ''-
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sola BY ~ DsuaAsss svssyvhsss af' ~
srtNlHIf - |rlHti
AsE 1oA HELFsoLDs-TAxE NO oTHER
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
=, oHN r. ELVANs,
JOHN \. RLvANs .! r.s.
10 fENFsYLvANIA AVENUE,
20 fENNsYLvANiA AvENur,
~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
wAREHeusE-ss c sTREEr NORTH, AND 9,
LoUiskANA AVENUE.

METAL woRKErs STOCK.
Consisting IN part - below
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets, and pAps,
TN, In piys, bars, and shssts,
Zine, In pigs and sheets,
Copper, In insots, bars, and shests,
Iron, band, sheet, and pists,
''s''' -, tsqears, round, aad oetason.) Msshias
~, troundJ rrs. spring. Blister. Is,
0alvsnized Iron, .
Russis sheet Iron,
Galvanized Strap IroA
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

DENSIONS, BOUNTIES, a.
xN6 ciAiSi fos iS5Emsry
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

y iEclkT DISEASES I,
AAGARlZAl,S GETy
SANARITA1S GUTi
n Noa Osvtsia RSsss5k Ibsv "a
Yss, Posittvs curs.
BALSAM COPAvh AND NKROURY Dls.
CAADkD. INV
Only tsn Fills 70 Be- tAkan 70 sMsst surs.
They are entirely vegetable, haviAe no snsll nor
any unpleasant taste, and win not, a any Vey ii
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most dslissts.
In "twsnty-four hoursn
No szpostus, no trSlke, no oAsaes ,pAafrSsx
Price - sold By
q 4 Q. FORD,
Cor. ElsvsntA st. md Pan Nv.
HENRY COOK,
.N,. AlsIAndfta, Va
DRsA0ND 4 CO.,
0Sy Philadslphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to % inch. II
Green, Brown, Rlus and Other ooleeed Csnyss
Tuft Buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twtns,
Upholstersrs' Hsmmsrs,
Tack Hammer,
Mess, cuflsd Hair,
Upholstsrers' Taoks, Iight Tssks,
Finishing Hrads, .- -.rr-..-
q, ass and Iron scrsws,
hind and Window Fastsaings and TrinninEs,
CAstors-bed, Chair, Table, and sosket-Brass and
Back Saws, Eser. .tsheons,
Screw Rings, 90.
Drawer, Cupboard. TIL. Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks In great variety.
Ae'' Ao., DC. -
BoILDElg HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Raass-Bsnsh, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbet, 10.
Chisss and Guasss-Firmsr, soesst and Tlrnsrs'.
Arssss and Bitts,
nsasss without Bits, extra Bits,
hAamsrs, Hatahsts,
Hand, Psnnsl and Rip saws,
Ginlst-pointed screws-iron and brAs.. 'a
Locks and Latshss,
Knobs, Eseutoheons, kc,
Pulley, sash Cord, Saw sets,
squares, Bevsls, Levels, Compass saws,
hinges Butf, Wrought, stray, and Hook,
Hinges, hasps-s, and 10 inch.
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, ke.,
Nails and Spikes, cut aad wrought,
&e., Ac., kc
AGENT In the District OF Columbia for
pu'nAm hAnmsrscd Horse Nails, ID
Diamond State" Horse shoss
&c and p" Horse and Mule shoe..
auls-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

,uu,Io'ss..ts sYP LIAla7ng -tsis
This 10 an sasstion Of tho Hood, and ssssshs thu
SEXUAL OAQAHa NIN0s or THE NOar
EARh THAOAT, WlNDPIPE, -
and other Mucous Surfaces, making its appsaranss
In the form Of ULCERS. ~"
HEABOLD'S KxTRAC1 s4RSAPARLLLA
Purines the Hood and |..a,
Removes ali sealy eruptions Of the skin.
GtStas 70 Gs OomplsxioW q Olssr and Hs,tAs
.' '0-. ~ Color.
n being prepared expressly for this class of eom.
plaints, its Hood Purifying Properties .arc pre-
served to greater sxtsnt than any other prepsrs-
ton Of sarsspsrilla. = :
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

HELAB0LDS ROSE VAST,
An excellent Lotion for diseases ofa syphilio Na-
ture, and - an injection In disease OF the UrnArv
Organs, arising from Habits Of Dissipation used TX
connect0n witl the Extract Buchu and Sarapar rilis
In such diseases ~ reeommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
MARRIAGE,

redest that sound mind and body ars the noss
aeeessefy rsqui:ites - promote sonnuSlsi hsppi.
We becomes Q weary pilgrimags; he prcspset
hourly asrksns 70 the view fhs mind 6seomss
snsaowed With csspair, and dllsd with Tie malan.
.omes bllghtsd with our oWS. o' -
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF,
lXl YOUTH RRsTOkED IN FOUR WEEKa

Dr. Rieord Iof Parisl sftsr years Of s.rne.. 20.
qusst Of the Amsrissn public, and appointed an
AGENT IN Esw York ter The ssis q his valued and
full agent will restore Manhood to the most shat.
tered whsther arising from sxosssss,
The ehsets o. climate or nstursl s'usss. The
iour weeksi and, Il used according to the printed
in.tn'tons which are very sinple failure G In
taken by all about to marry, a. It's eects are pers
mansnt. II 10 acknowledged by the medical press
70 DO the greatest discovery ever made. ts de.
every eAss v ~ certain - that science overthrows
Pr: hicord.s Essence Of Life il sed In oascs, with
n one fcs ~ and will BE- sent to any part, caro-.
Mlly packed, on receipt o. remlttAnoe 70 his 40.
orcdited agent, PHILIP ROLAND,
... vi broome strect,
,,,,, One door west Of Broadway, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

USE HEI11DOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU
For al Afsetions and Diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANA 7.u
whether existing In MALE or FEMALE,
From whatsvsr cause originating, and no natter OF
HOW LONG srANDIN0. 90
Dissssss Of thsss Organs require the aid ofa
rfsa b. iIN tF! i. DIulerIo l,l.s. .Ta .
d hKkBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHo 90, ,'
81 Is THE CHEAT DIURErIC. :.
And n y ssFtaiA 10 have the Desired snsst II De
p. eases Sor which II y rssonnsndsd. III
srr BLOOD i, DLOODi HOOD
Hsinbold's Highly Coaesatrstsd Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.t .t1-d
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21

sdasss q SS:s II sss.s R@s::ss:s @
yhisA s.s a!ihtly isit even w6sa ssissp, and Il 4
besh nind ~ ssdy, sAesN siply inSsdis sssiy.
WhAs,a plty that . young Haa, ths kops 81 IL
se1nssN ne dasliag q 10 Paseats, siouid bs
by tAe eonsssueaee of dsviatinC lon tnS pstS =
nssoss sna indplItns N ssrtsih sseRsthsbit susl
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-21
DISEASE OF IMPRuDENcI

within the last eighteen years, and the numsreUs
important Surgical Operations performed by Df.
yohnston, witnessed BY the repofters Of the dsun'
pesred AEain and again bsiors u pubiis, bssiSee
MS standing - gentleman Of ehsrastsf and r..
sRonsibhity, sufncient guarantee 70 the e.
- sxIN DlsEAsEs sPREDILY CuRfn. !
. Per.cns writing should b. particular q 1irestins
snsm letter. 70 his Institution. tn the following
'1Il71 . - JOHN N. JOHNSTON, n d.
s1l ss.-oI .4} Daitimors Lock Hospital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

far advanced along Fourteen Mile Cree
with the left near Black river and Cd
tending in a line as nearly east and wes
as they can get without bringing on
general engagement. He also telegraph
ed from Raymond, Miss, May I4lh, a
follows: Mcpherson took this place thl
18th, after a brisk fight Of more lha'
two hours. Our loss is ifty-one kille.
and one hundred and eighty wounded
The enemy's loss is seventy-6Ve kille.
and one hundred and eightp-six prisoner.
besides the wounded. Mcpherson i
now at Clinton. Gen. Sherman is OF
the direct Jackson road. Gen. Meier
nand is bringing up the rear. / will at
tack the State Capital to-day.
The following is a telegram from Gen
Hurlbert, dated memphis and receives
here Yesterday. Gen Grant has taker
Jackson. The State Capital is burned
From eight to tel. thousand mounted mel
are concentrated near Okalona, threaten
ing the advance in the direction of Mem.
phis railroad. A citizen just up from
Jackson says: The enemy abandoned
Vicksburg on Sunday, marching on th'
ridge northeast to Livingston, which i
twenty miles northwest of Jackson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
BY TELEGRAPH.

Nh. VERNON. KY. May 15.-Colonel
Gilbert has returned from an extensive
reconnaissance along the Cumberland
river. The result may be summed up in
a few words:
The wandering bands of horse-thieves
and brigands everywhere fed before
parties of the 44th sent out in all direc-
tons from London. Gilbert's forces
have secured the mountains to Barbars-
vile thence to Cumberland Ford, and
along the river from Williamsburg
southerly to Big Greek Gap. Detach,
ments have purphed the rebels up Poor
Ford to Yellow Creek and into mountain
wilds from Winchester to the forks OF
Goose Creek, and up Red Bird. Those
regions aIe clear of rebels for the pres
ent. They did not stand or gght in any
instance. Several were killed and some
fifteen prisoners were taken. We had
no CASUALTIES. The rebels in many in
stances resort to %torturing the women
and children to make them disclose hid.
den corn, and when found they take all.
The men, women and children have been
stripped of their clothing and shoes
Major Moore near Red Bird, found two
men stripped to their shirts and nearly
starving. Lieut.. Shaw and reports sim
liar instances. These people were first
cleaned out by the necessities of George
Morgan, and ever since by the rebele.
Starvation or flight will soon be the only
steps left them.
Gilbert's reconnaissance was evidently
successful and disclosed various rebel
haunts. Marshall is in the east, going
towards HAZEL Green. Three regiments
of infantry, two battallions of cavalry and
a battery of Gen. Gracey's command,
are now at Cumberland Gap. Col.
Palmer's command of McKelise's brig
ade is at Clinton. Matters at Somerset
are in statu quo. Morgan is believed to
halv six thousand cavalry at Monticello.
Dispatches just received from Lieuten-
ant Colonel Marshal, of the 44th, report
rebels returned, and again committing
outrages and disgraceful depredations in
Harland sountry.
Major Hamilton's 9th Ohio cavalry,
sent by Gen. Wilcox to cooperate with
Gilbert. were detained by heavy trains
and bad roads, and only reached Man
chester.
Col. Gllbert's brigade is pleasantly en-
camped. Delightful weather. Men in
fine health and spirits. Horses improv-
ing.
MURFREEsBoRo, May 17.-The Chat.
tanooga Rebel of the 18th contains the
following;
MOBILE, May l4.-Jackson, Miss, j:
occupied blythe enemy. We hnva fought
them all day, but could not hold the city.
CAIRo, May 17.-The Memphis Bull.
letin says we learn through rebel sources
that on the 18th Grants advance was at
Raymond, 10 miles south of the line rail.
road and % miles west of Jackson.
New YoRK, May l7.-The steamer
Geo. Washington from New Orleans the
10th has arrived An Opelousas letter
of the 9Th states that information from
Grand Gulf has been received with de.
tail of the capture of Port Gibson, Th'
cavalry raid of Colonel Grierson caused
hundreds of families to leave the interior
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

700 SoUAws AND INDIAN BABIES
On Thursday last the steamer "Flor-
ence" passed up the river with the
nrst instalment of Indians-the Min
nesota Sioux-which Government is
moving from Minnesota to Dakota
1ney appeared to be all or nearly all
women and children. The upper and
lower decks were crowded almost to
v~verHOwing. Many Of the children
Iao paler faces than tull bloods could
OOast. Should the Florence either
I'm accident or design be burned on
way up the river, there will doubt
''s' De a vast destruction of lice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
Probate Notice.

A.. n. Dunbar, Public Adminis-0
traitor Of AtchisOn County,
State OF Missouri. IA the Ffdbata Court
vs. OF Nemaha County.
The unknown heirs and legal Nebraska Territory,
Representatives OF August
Ockfe, deceased.
To the unknown heirs and legal Representatives OF
August Ockle, deceased you are hereby notified that.
said Administrator hled in the Probate Court OF said.
county q Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, his petition as.
said Administrator, for the sale OF the following des-
cTibed real estate, Of which said decedent died, seized,
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
tion number four al north Of range number thirteen.
(I3,) east Of the sixth principal meridian In Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, for the payment Of the
debts and charges OF Administration against said estate.
Ordered that the prayer Of said petition is hereby set
for hearing on the both day Of May, A. D. 1863, at ten
O'Clock, A. ~, OF as soon thereafter as council can be
heard.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court, this 2ist
day OF April, A. D., 1868. @. W. WHEELER,
n42-6w-99IO PrOfai6Judco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

K. G. C's.-B. B. Thompson int
forms us that the Military authorities
are pretty severe on this order in
Southwestern Missouri. There are
plenty Of them there within the Union
lines, and a few within the Union Ar
my. But wherever they are found
they are shot. No mitigating cir
cumstances are allowed to have any
influence. All tee officers want is to
be certain of a person being a mem
Der. They are also ordered to shoot
buShwhackers on sight, and all redlegs
and thieves when convicted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

Who FOUND The MoNEY?-See ad-
vertisement in another column fLost
Pocket Book. 1t is a lady's pocket
book, green morocco, with a steel
clasp and chain. 1t contained a guam
tity of bank bills. 1t was lost ten
days ago, either in Brownville or be-
tween Brownville and Nemaha City.
Whoever has found h-can return it to
the owner by leaving it either at this
Office or at B. Hoover's store in Ne
maha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

CRowDED oUT.-We have soldiers
from the Neb. lst, infantry Neb.
LIST Cavalry, Neb. Cd Cavalry, and from
various other sourses where Neb. soldiers
are stationed. We will publish most of
them next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

The number of rebel prisoners taken
In the late battles at fredericksburg, Sc.
and brought here have been asertasned,
we are info. ned, to,amOunt TO about
twentY-one hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

STOLEN HORSES Some weeks ago,
citizens from Kansas passed through
this county in search of stolen horses
and left description of several.-A
few days ago several men with a
drove of horses, stopped in Nemaha
on their way to Iowa. One of their
horses answered the description. The
drovers said they bought this horse,
and as there was nc evidence to the
contrary, they were allowed to pro-
coed on their way rejoicing, minus
enc horse however.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

Sergt, B. B. THOMPSON is now spend
ing a few days with his family and
hiends in Brownville. The Kansas
Second is now at Springfield, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

TELEGRAPHIo BULLEr1x.-We are
under continued obligations to the Omaha
Republican and Neb. City Press for dailv
Bulletines-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

Cooley, for June, has arrived in
town. 1t is said to be a good number.
The publishers, however, have failed
this month to send us a copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

Iweety- two regiments of Gen. Hook
er's army, whose trim has expired, have
retired from the army-numbering about
ten thousand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

MORE Observation-Disclosures &
SWAN received by the Denver an ad-
dition to their stock of Groceries,
We noticed them opening boxes of
lemons, candies, cheese, tobacco &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

ADDENDUM.-In the letter from
Rattle Snake Greek, sixteenth line
from the top, after "wealth and
strength" read 'and numbers"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

SUMNER CLoTHING.-Mr. DAVID
SB1GEL, received on the steamer "Den-
Ter' a large stock of summer cotton
goods, of the latest style and fashion.
Such as men and boys coats, vests
and pants. Call and look at them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

REMovED.-Gen. Curtis, has been
removed from the Department of Mis-
souri,, and Gen. Sohofeld appointed
in his place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

SPIES TO BE HUKG.-Three spies from
The rebel army, who. were found in dis
rinse in Cincinnati, are sentenced to be
hung on Friday, May 29th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

EyLARGED.-The Omaha RepublS-
oqn. appears in an enlarged form and
new type:
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

FAIRBANKs' ScALEs.-In a recent
number of the Boston Daily Evening
Traveller, is the following report of a
case tried in the Supreme Court of that
City.
The Plaintiffs claimed $4,000 balance
due for a platform Scale sole sole defen-
dent. The defence was, that the Scale
was to be equal to a sample of Fairbanks
make. He claimed that it was inferior,
and therefore demanded a deduction from
the price. Evidence was introduced to
show that the Scale supplied was not of
more than half the strength of the Fair
banks Scale, with which il was to be
ebual in every respect Verdict for plain
tiffs, S54,60."
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, for
June, is received. We have hereto
fore sufficiently recommended it. Now
is a good time to subscribe, common
chg with the last half of the volume.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

AMBRoTYPEs.-B. G. HARE, for
merly of Neb. City, has located 10
Brownville, where he proposes to ac'
commodats all who want pictures
taken. His room is over Mahron's
clothing store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

: TIE WEATHER, this Spring has so
far been very favorable for farmers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

A few gallons of SOrgum MOlasses
rated at this office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

No BETTER PROOF REQUIRED.-It
has not yet been publicly denied that
the Chemical S~aleratus made by D.
B. DeLand & Co., is all that its friends
have claimed-that is a pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be
denied in face of the testimony of
chemists and those best qualified to
Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

,.rrpT1srNe AGENTS., and Dealers In Inks and
-, Material Of all kinds, once Tribune Building,
T. vort. and Browns Iron Building Philadelphia,
- authorized agents for the Advertiser and Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
THEIR & ABBOT
C0E q CO

limited STATES AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AD-
s~rrrrsINO AGENCY, s's Broadway, New f9rk, are
Authorized agents for the Advertiser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
II. SCRTREl

ADVERTISING AGENT, and Dealer in
po,k. and COlored Inks Of the Best Quality,
New n,arbOrn Street, Chicago, Illinois, is our au-
No .ont for the Advertiser and Farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
O I AL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty-seUeRth
Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21
CASH OR PRODUCE.

Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
BrownviIIe, April "a, 1852, n42-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

Are invited to give our Flour a trial Everytlins
Freighters can desire to purchase mas Oeo9salHeaA 20
BrownviIle, on as easy terms as ~anyWhere else IN the
River. And there is no batter point than BrOWnviiie
to ship from. MELVIN q aFHANGhA.
April IS, 1S63-n41-tf