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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

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FRANK LEsLIES.
ILLUSTRATLD NEWSPAPERS.

Attractive Feature. The $4,000 Prize Novel
The Calf Retwean Them. BY Mrs. Anne :
tephens. Authoress of Fashion and Famine
"The Rejected Wife" &C., &c.
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AT McLAUGHLIN & Swans.
piGKELS by The dozen OF barrel, IF a superior quail
l ity, crnStantly on hand
At NeLsUGHLIN & Swans.
FLOUR, Butter, Eggs. Bacon, etc. ste.
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At Mclaughlin & Swans
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
IRA RE s.

II makes a perfect Hedge fence in four vesrsI
one Are Of it SET tbs fall. in i've years will
make enough Wood for one Famiiyl
81 u grows straight. and very taHI
q Il never sprouts fr1m he roots. bnf
"p"L- Niu gro" again from the stumD.v very rani,fIvf
x 70 is The best sort wood for f1el sr spv liz
purp-Sel ~
n when kept on the ground, the rails viii last 40
years.
- L grows equally well with us on upland. where
this rich. as IN the bottomSI
~ Cuttings eight inches long stuet IN Az -
t p Fali- never fail 10 grow
we sen II for g. per Thousand Cuttings, deIiv-
II Parties wishing to buy. should order earlv ofo,r
Agents, 50 that they may notify Us in time.
CUTTINGS
0undIed and delivered al the above nracss
soon as the ieaTss fan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
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Family Taper in the Union
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Manufscfurers' Agents Tor The sale ol
@Wafchss Lna1ns 0cr1T
WORTH S506,0OOO!
) - soid for oae Doliar Eaehs without ressrato V@1ue
Gp5.ENDID LIST.
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Og-arficies all to be sold for one Dollar Nasn.
mo Cold Huming Cased Watches, $500
100 49, t-.s.ba 80 each
2O I%n . Is each
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Aooo vest vest Neck, Guard and Chaselain
SuAoo.baa Ato s each
SCoO Saalso ~ 5at brooches Ito 8 each
soos 81 tTSr,1rfua brooches 4to s each
49, s~r,st s. rr5erad Brooches, to s each
= " Sols - rrons. to 6 each
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~ = 80 s,iFIorentiae Ear Drops 4to 6 each
~ - Srsrf :. ms. 2 to s each
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% - Car+A Co.'S pins, Ito S each
go ~ tr.,cb Fovs. 2 to 6 eash
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90, So n som Studs, ? to s each
60 SSeaya Buitons. 2 20 6 each
o.oo pisin and Chased Rings, 2 10 8 each
7rtg1 sfone sci Kings. to 6 each
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= "a. r.v,afr H~e a ia * zach
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

= y v,su,A @EN IS.
1 r. FISHER Sr0wnviIle. T- s9e6t q.
and east half OF Richardson S,untias Nemana
Pawnes a. rEANEk, Pswnee Civ, are Arents for
Rev Nh rINKHAN, Beatrice. I zen
and Jones Counries- Asp { for Gage
Counties. S-ay and Saline
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
From the Reu. DR.. H45-Ies, Of tie Methodist .Epis.


0DD BY
TNf. II MccREERY. Browuvilie.
G.. A. BROW d BRO, Per0.
pr.H GRAVES. Salon.
JOHN ". HOLT BRO. Salem.
HOLT& SCOTT Sails CRY.
LEWIS 4 SHErEEkD. 81. Stephens
EASLEY 4 ShERER, Ralo.
}
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

~ Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen, l take pleasure IN saving that tbty are
hon0ra5ie. upright meu, aud perform All they promi sIu
aud tie Jewelry I have seen from there lis -enUine,a ue
Eve, Satisfaction. i o TH0APSDN.
49, NnreIv IL / Nh
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Beware Of willow Peddlera.

We learn that many swamps = -. wft,.-h.~e
Wa - al rae y ngs sold as Gray willow.
NoilIs f1,,at, ii'N = sMUEL EDWARDS, of La
lie Nusseryman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
1864.
PROSPFe
OF THp
Missouri d.
For tie Ys,

n, 1Lhlf l..
The var drama Is a~pp-osels I
Interest. This year win o.
Doom Of the Rebellion. eeas
ernment restored in tbe ,,n
Grated. and Slavery obFts-n
events Of 81 viii be ann,
the History Of the CouB,,s As
elnde ihe return If Peace ai
America upon a new esrs, Z
hess aDd prosperity. Witb
the reFrUaeh Of sersdom
on 2 higher platform o. iss.r
feel a still pFofOander infs---
the progress Of their own : 1
world Is entering upon me-
70 terminate in tho triunnb
The Atlantic while emigr U,
acquire a lew and trsmeoSr~
immensely tnr productive
The string events Of tbs
~ depicted IN the colums !,
We are resolved to rezder
traeJiFe than ever as a faifbfT
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,

Washington, d. c, 9Th leu 1851
SIR: I have used Your Fills in my general and
hosmtal practice ever since YOU made them, and
cannot Hesitate TO say they are tie best ~cath2rtlc
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver IS
quick AID decided. consequently they are an adj
unable remedy for deiangements Of that organ.
Indeed. / Lave seldom ioGLd q case Of kitiOas dis
case 20 obstinate that il did rot readily We'd to
tllcm. Iraterral!y yOuTs, ALONZO u D.,
PhVSiciaR II Ge Marine Hospital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Dy-entcry, DiazriiCa, Bolax, Worms:

From Dr.. J. q. Green, Cf Chicago,
Your fills have had a loIg trlal in my practice,
and / hold them in esteem as one OF the best apell-
cats ] have ever found. Their Alternative elect upon
tie liver makes them an excellent remedy, y hen
given in small doses Tor 6ItOuS dHSeRteTB and di07-
fhQd. TIER sugar-eoating makes t.eln very Gc-
cepiable aud Convenient Tor tie use OF women and
children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

TOT III cluD7 nf y enty and over. Tie yearly sub
,cTlption Is only $500. Names can b. sent in at
.terent times and from different Post Uahoes-
pecimen copies will be seut gratis to any part Of
the country.
Canadian subscribers win please to remit rs cents
extra on each years subscription to prepey postage
MUM & co Publishers.
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

WARSAW. Wyoming Co n. Y. Oct. q, 1875.
DHAR SIs: ] am using our Cail.aTtic Ills la my
practce. rad Hid them an excellent p%uTgaiVe 70
ceanse tie system ard purya ne fountains. r. the
J00d~ JOHN q MEACHAM, NJ. d.
Co--ssrasEor, C~o~sIvcDc~s, Supprcsssoas
EiscsrsaslNnn, esO;If, EcarHig1n, DFOPsys
kSySis : a., ere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

Sunaled and delivered al the above places "a
soon as the ieaTss fan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
from a For,garding Mercnant II s.. Louis, Fs0. :,

On AVER. Your FITS are the paragon of al that
Il c,ee4 in MEDICINE. They lave enled my Auie
donri Ter al U5cei0us sores uToA her AaLds ara Icel
fhrt Iad preyrd irculsbse fOr wears. Her notler
has been long criey0asly afflicted with blo.etes ara
uimples on Ier skin aud Ia Ler hair. AFTER our
Iaye c re- Ter ASA M~OkGRID6E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
As q Family y

From DR.. TReo1ore BeN. CfNeD York tty..
Nor oulv ate Nour IIi atmii ably adapted 10 tfeir
putpose as al aperent. but ! hrd tier beAeielal
effects upon tie Liver very marked lnGeed. lhey
Lave in nv practice proved more eheetual TOT lie
cure Of bilious c0p7DiasHfS than any one remedy !
can merton 1 sincerely rejoice that we have az
length p~urgatiye whiclii is worthy tie confidence or
tie pfoicsIuu AID the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
DECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
III OF CANADA EAST.

TRUSTEES;
p, Gov JAMES POLLOCK. Director Uritd States Mint
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM G. MOORHEAD. President Phi'sdslphis and
Erie Railroad Company. Philadelphia
CUAs B. WRIGHT 81 G. u. Wright Co.. Philadelphia
UFNRY SHELDON. of Stanton. Sheldon Co., New
York.
WILLIAM y. HATCH. OF f,lrbAnks Co.. Ne~'fori.
T. B. BUNTING Of I. b. Bunting Co. Now York
L. L. CUIrTf NDEN, Qse Register United Ssie' Treas
ury) Of New.yOlk.
President--L. r. CHrTrENpEN
Gankeis-FlsK HATCH.
Central peria,endeut-AR.HuR RASk'n' NJ r.
secrctsry-JOHS H. HOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TuR DUPLE& EbLIPTlC COR DOuBbfI STEEL
SPRING.
= 4 !. o. WEST.
NO 90 CHAMBERS 81 NEWYORH,
are The owner. VI the Patent aud EIc.usve Manufacturers
II this
7 W. BRADLEY5 $1,000
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SkIEI.
This invention cor sss Of bnper tor two) Elliptic see
S;urs ingeriously ied tightly mi fgny toss er edge
edge mskrg hr On k-st most elastic truh aud huF NO
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great eh-icity apd faxiJ To place ard Tod tne - q
when in Al es, mi vih ile aane conyenrnee as IN
or muslin dess DO entirely Oby tt All sii-nors me only 90
-ctions Hoop skirt zoe annoyance 70 inc "cafe az
vel tho public. rsrrcy IN crpwid Hr birs carriagrs
rarOad pew - auy cio" id p'sc" ON 4ho
difficulty Of citing them and occupying n,l .Pscr
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RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
lO.epg SHARES.

THIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purchasing Wprsipg Selling sud Leasing Mining Land
and Rights. in the British Province, and neishboriny localities
Il L. now the OF nesry fifteen thousand acres o
the richest gold lands Of til. CHAUDlERE god district o.
.n.da which been selected Win esi care and ale'
abundant, violence of their rcnc in gold and other precious
metals They contain nearly ssvrsT NiLEs OF RIVER FRONT
.eK upon stre m sdmfsb3 adapted 10 the most productive
and economical mining.
Tic Company has been orsinfed aier the mort thorough
examination Of tho land. AID their vaue' aud he Trustees
confidently believe theif which has been iuy
es,@d prove oue superior TO the richest pacer'
Of California both Ia gold bearing quartz iodes AID sigva
de,oi,. They have on and and exhibition gold enough
recently mined upon tAir property 70 fully establish tho
value Of tbrif stock
THs COMPANY ~ PREPARED TO TREAT UPON YA'okA"hh
rYhss WITH PEEsoSs pssiGAo TO LEASE OR PphchAk
kiSiNG EiGnTs-
limited 0, shares % the capital stock may DC sa
.eribed 70. uuul 10 her uotice Of tho Office OF
FISH I HATCH, NO IS WALI.-Sr., BANKERS FOR
TIE COMPANY
THE CoNPANY's OFFICE. EMPIRE BUILDINGS, NO.
81 BROADWAY. NEW-YORH.
where tie prospecu msPs aud oil information RELAXING TO Tie
Company, msy be had on application
The Trustees INTERESTINGLY invite the attention OF the
pablc 10 the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY az
possessing value fully equal that Of any Mining COMPANY
hitherto Organized.
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h. a. CHIFFON, Auctioneert 9
WHEAT AT AUCTION.

VIII be sod Of Auction on FRIDAY November IS 1884, At
IL o'clock MAYORS Sorohcuse No. II Aberys liof
account 4 whom it may ccnce.D) 1850 bushe' VI WHOA
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sbd Booksellers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
Ogycx ARxY CLOTHING AND FocIPiGs.)
Twelfth and Chad. ts. 7

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
criv.d At this office until ~ O'Clock M on MONDAY.
the 2th Instant supplying the ohuyku Arsenal with the
following articles.
- or 81 .ky .bius ksrsey srmy standard
coats deliveries ~ commence IN 10 days ron
date Of award. army standard -.
Bloc bunting deliveries to comfrenoeo III Gays iion os
Of aw sri amy standard -
Color belt. and -inys, deliveries 10 commence in 10 dsys
lroui dat Of award. army STANDARD.
Knit drawers. deliveries to commence day AFTER award
Samples required
Black s. d.iveri-, commence day sitter svsrL Sam
piles required
a. heavy unbsschsd muslin, deliveries to commence day
after lw srl Samples r-iuirod
2T or O-sch heavy drilling deliveries tn connne1eo day
after AwaId. Sssp.ts required.
Brown holland d.i.ysr-. 20 commence Day after a"ho-
Samples required.
DARK blue ,hread No - deliveries 10 commence DAY iees
swnd. Samples required
-, or Glue anue deliveries to Commence la 10 days
from date Of nd army standard
She deliveries to commence Ia 10 days Ron date
Of awssd army standard -,
Samples such arclr As are required 10 Oe Ay sNuahn
be "a = this Office.
Fsh bid uust b. guaranteed by responsible persons
who's. "a be appended 10 the sIafauty aud eef
tilted 20 being good and Sufficient security for the amount
involved BY some pubGs Inction3ry q tue uncd states
d.GsUlIs soTs ali those that do n 'y
comply with the requirements Of sls Sd'eFserisa' VIII NOS
be considered
Bank TORN. for proposals eubcin; the terms Il e guar
nty r-orrei each bid be had application st this
Office and nom which do not embrace h- gDaiily
be considered will proposal BE- con red "nich
dos strictly conform 10 the reqnir nens therein saied
m. bids viii the number and quantity Of each And Of
article proposed 10 b. delivered =. .
stain. ON the .nv. cpe the psrticus Article bid Tor
HERMAN blO,.>. Colonel - NJ department