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nFFICIAL NOTICE.
0fFtcE on L. s. AssESsns, aIyrrR~n Rrvry-rr
1sr CaLiEczIey DTsrnicT i
MI PLI.sAsf. Henry Co., Iowa Ma.rh J. 1864

offtcE on u D. AssrSsns, AI~TERwaL RTvF--Erl
1sr CaLIEcTIey DTsTRfcT
MI PLnasAsf. Henry Co. Iowa Marh J. 1854
Ne'e i hereby given u all ahom II may that
IN pifny With and By vsrtne Of the kcsse Iaas' n
ese Init states have rhts day rerga.rsx.d the tTf
- he ufity M thts COLLECTION bsssrfet and has
formssi ther~fr thsse divisions. te-aif.
~ sfs+o lst Collection Dsoriet of Iowa
-. e. "a 90, s-esi astiffes- and bes Aoine-, Zee
eoonfs m vhith stripe. ksa Of keokuk ID Assist
ant As~~~rsw.
"a Division lst Cesien Dstricf ~ Iowa 10 oonpts.e
~ N NNaaf 1&fISu frzHkiln. DeRmark, liar
rfspa- Van Buren snI Charleston Ire county, In ~i,,h
bI~sr1 hiniey k~q- n Dcsrr is As~istzst Ass+s~sr
i'h Dvsss"n- fst Coil ston District lows (n~w ds-
~ sae wn-tsP~ uf scfsr~on est Point.
III assni ksaze Washington .re~n Bas and Mssiirn Lee
county. In which Ahn CtayTsoi Esg- Of rart Ma con
hss is-~n aPf<aete-i Assistant Assssess
All psrsoas rv-lng any asa~ a said Divisions ss,s
yet W snr ht1r Lcfsss os TAX uier the prv.isot. II
te saI E1ca-e Laws sfs requested 10 hse hits with
r Arsessr sf fhesr Respective hrisson M this
osk'srL X n PICkEI-
itsffts-ui~AW3w T.. S Assessor. lat
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1t will be seen that just thirty-6ve stars
are necessary to form the above letters,
and they certainly could be appropriately
emblazoned on our national banner. The
letters would also stand as initials OF
"Federal Republic, Ever Enduring."-
With such an arrangement our flag would
indeed be the s'Fiag of the Free"
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Union NURSERY, TT. MADISON,

| Y tJ- TVN A.
tEEksy--Afie Tres years obi per 100 - %
Dwarf Pears. 9ts years old ser sres. i. 90 r,er r
so ve Dwarf Peas to Year. odd II HAS I'll So ~f
esxrn - " ier i. Standard Pears 5ocersts seh H.sls
lhrr1le~ large stocA to 10 fv; high ~ 80 tr dorm
sSs % Ir 100 Peach Tres kiil~d x.ctarirses kil
taine ;fve-. Dgs ninx Er.rsriag MuEterrv 81 eths
kind G-is~A issleiis Claafon Nsroa's Yirxinfs ans
pTia~Afr q Pr dpzsn rear old plants s1d ,~r li
lNiN~sf~ = Ter 1ses. ssn kit1. kserzTez. 4 u
f-t iish = evs7fs e. 81 Is esh7 tal frc< Psor-
srtng Sbrni@, &C.
kssss->uaiiarr Roses Bengal CT China pert-tuaj or
aonilir Roses fyiz1d PERPETUAL, Mss RE~us ursen
uosRe Plants tc
ts;als'eres senf spyilcati0n.
HE-faF All - kAgr@ fw keykk freight VIII he ua{ito
heDA1k siafion. except fr Apple trvcs No charge fr
r k,ns bat ssaaris enough to Jay fs saeks or boxe.
h&h@-im L. HULL
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CoNCERTINA AND DULCIMER

tpsckkrAs uIfHepr AusfxR contrasting Elements ot
MUSIC C@apefr lnstructiuns for the Nm siirh .ne~rtans
Song- Aarshes, Nafzss, poikss n~ncs@ 1s r.antal-a
ifvin wSks ~ Case sede~iek. and Rutfns~r. cts
1Essn toscznsA issTsI crio$s; containing a COM
ri-te Course IT Study Rxersis.~ With ,il,isr ~
chetee Na--ss By Williams and CsnIs. 50 eSrts
HllisEk issfRpez"a- Instructions for this puItnaer
'oTtfhrr With Airs Nash~ witxe- botfss Ass Horn
pitss All Directions for Tuning By }. Low 81 renis
hsfier poSfrsd on receipt Of prirr Publi~ls~d l,y
oL1N TX DlLsVA GU ZsI MashiI.gt.a -, E...lan
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l0- Two compositors wanted at this
Office. a
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a New ARRANGEMENT OF SrARs,-A
correspondent has suggested to Wilkes
Spirit new method of arranging the
thlrty-fve stars in the Union flag as fol-
lows:
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Have for sale the complete apparatus
of shooting gallery. consisting of one
fue rifle, two fine pistols, target, lamps,
DC, &c. The arms are of the best des
cription, made by Marcy, of this city
also two other fine rifles, one with teie-
scope sight, made in the best manner b,
Marcy. II not sod before Saturday, the '
will be offered al auction. At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

AcKNowLRDGMENr.-We have received
at the Hospital Library from Mr.. E.
Reynolds, OF this city, donation of nine
ty-three magazines - Harper, National,
and Atlantic--a welcome and needed ad
dltion to our supply of reading for sol
diers. and acknowledged on their behal
with many thanks.
c. A. WILLIAMS. Chaplain.
Keokuk, March 8, 1864.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To J. X i9rnsh Caroline Hornish r C. corian rharte~
Ena =" hi.@m Nstts. Jaeob lord and n. " FORD
ADJ ali holders ard owners of The rstes Haa-e
bonss stf coupons; Maria MAxfrliliana Nichas
MamIn, susan G. Jones, James Jsek wil.on Perry
Go. Hoca Ab'ps', nekiru 4 Lucas, sarn.si
Richey, Andr~~ Brown & j. IIanul j p
Red Co. Maria AeKesa. james " Michasi r. =
k'ekey, Henrg faiis. Mctis~ie chittersi~n Co., Cha-
1aEsser, Z. II Perry, samuei '. Mllsr, and A,aer
heevss, executors Of L. X Reeves si.~~zi samuel r.
Miller. Archibald. Young a Co Fienrv ilus-ksrnp u
bar ngnain, ~m Rusdick Brvwh i tlet,asnising
1slecca barrvw- eSeeu'rsa ofJames ssfrrovr aeea-s
ihonlAs nn'hg> Harvey I@tii~r JSB.e- 1orden.
rrlse. f-tnchefi & warrrr John stsnnrs Nirsaal
5srrs, A. brlfzrnan Co. &. Thomstn a Co. n rAaau
Howe 60, James Neal. u. ueforn Rankin nlll p
Easf-r. r H. fooae, administrator a. I y Estef De-
ceased -iurcnf for w. Nj tsrdes, yars We tbtsrr Al
Aer Jason "silaee, heo Bu.ii NJ k-e. STEW
AT Lind, Linsley Tag lur. o. D. Ffiiey. Meann.gle
way, Commissioners OF leaersun county A. ss.sitard
" Augerhrghi, Michael Everett Tsssc JaInson tlla..
MeNey, EN- ~ d. Drfseole. dS-as<i r. A. sanses
Hi sisr4dara james IL Kies1ry J,-era ssrvfhrnsA
yssp Terry ssrags DDnAli, Msrtna Jaha-on Ns.ln~y
snasams ihsu,es "sikrr, An~on Harrington =. T.
Aar-ha!}- VIM Ascheal, Aznza Deslusse, DANES sta~
JvAn Sparks, p. +. Miller assignee n If fyap Ain,
assignee, and "m stott., s-sEnes-- Defe~arxss.
lou are hereby seversy notified that ther- posv en-
file In the G~ks efice of th@ district ss,rs of Les epe.v
Iowa, at Fort Madison petition eqisity by J. Edgar
lhcusn praying Pcrcrssy for jsa nses,s ae.ai k
iiortish fvr tins saiu OK tv vanty thousand ,ar~ upey
dne nm upon eoupons interest notes certain inas
uae ~ sail J. Il. Herish ! Ea. Tiss Il, On b. r.
ef. known as hstss housv bonds. and foE n,oaey ID
sahesd 10 pay nsnrnie aud payaas als for the sale e!
lots eae tao ~ &s4l ftrsg3 IN baeck ii xtpre ss
theety Of heohuk Lee county, Iowa upon hicf Il Sii-
natt the i3gs hotel iasafd city known a. ih< 44e
itoss foreclosure Of the deed Of
thereon by Horsi-h aad wifs to Aad J. Esnr 1hoa
son Trustee, securing thy bvnds said Il anfnsh
payable q j. Edgar Thomson or bers for the s1u os ons
ihousani dollars each with twenty coupons attached te
each of said bonds tor the hny dollars eac and
lnatnins sei8-alnualiy from their date the sptiica
tian OF ss- in'sss ARISING ifon ssid sle jsylent
taxes, and assessments and insurance ht,n sad iHtert,
ai tae ilneailon OF the coupons and bonds Aforesaid
and Tor otier orders and general relief Now yur am
all parties interested in said property or bonds or coupons
hereby notified End required 10 be and atper an,
make answer 10 said petition y, noon II the >ceond h
OF the next term ot sad Court 10 lie held for Mad.
son on the third Monday Of May, A. d 1861 or deere,
will be had therein " prayed for by defsnlt
II. SCOTT HOWELL
maT'-sw Counsel for Petitioner
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Nfw Aopertise,l,ents.

$4,000 to invest in some good pay
rity. Direct TO T. 4 j., Boz 49a. keokak.- neha-d2t
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next election. 70 vaaaas do place for
snne ops Who would be plsassd TO digest
the "m1ddled" soAoel hw Of IoSs.
J, w. oeDsr,
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ISDrANoLA BANNER.-M. III Money
has bought the material on which the In.
dianela Visitor was published, and ha,
commenced the publication Of another pa
per entitled the Banner.
Mr. Money defines his position in a
manner that suits us exactly, and We are
satisfied that he will publish a paper
worthy the support of all Union men in
that county. He and his wife are both
practical printers, and can therefore "ruu
the machine" on the most economical
basis. Here is our EE brother Money,
and may prosperity attend you.
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FAMILY GRocERIEs.-As we were per-
ambulating up Main street yesterday we
chanced to pass the large grocery store Of
Messrs Bower d Ten-Eyck, and found
IT, as usual, thronged with customers and
all the employees busy. They we're re-
ceiving. at the time, large lot of the
finest hams we have seen this season, alss
several dray loads Of groceries, dc. These
gentlemen, by their fair and liberal deal
ing. have bull, up business which is
not surpassed, if equaled, By any retail
house in Keokuk, and Mr.. Ten-Eyck, By
bis gentlemanly manner and the superior
articles which he offers to supply our city
is daily increasing it.
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ssssls aetse- ~ al xs
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@tsfaAtt = 1aakaf II Mes
aFsasS ..5sfxtsh s~gx A<~~sxas ~. ssx~as
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

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L,owlodgc and General Literature, periodically IS
s1ed IN the United States; embracing al the fea-
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Hsvipv commenced the Fifth Volume Of this
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SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE UNITED YATES
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FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
TERMS.

Clubs Of tW, MY or over can have address put on
each paper for an additional charge of ten cent
each.
For every club Of twenty an extra copy will be
added for the getter up of the club.
For every club of fifty, The Semi-WeekIy, and for
every club of one hundred, the Daily wilt be sent,
when requested in lieu Of the extta copies Of Weekly
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ing the Club, and on receipt of fifty cents extra,
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Address. THE WORLD.
IS Park Row New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
FRANZ LESLTG'5.
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.

Attractive Feature. The $4,000 Prize Novel
The Gulf Between Them. BY Mrs. Anne S,
Stephens, Authcress of Fashion and Famine,
"The Rejected Wife" &C., &c.
In addition TO its attractions; as the first and
mostauthentic Illustrated Paper in America, sur
passing all Others in the variety, accuracy, and In
tefest of the numerous illustrations which it offers,
Frand Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper will begin il
No. 435, dated January 80, 1864, the thrilling and
absorbing novel, "The Gulf Between them" writ
ten by the great novelist, Mrs. Stephens, whose
"Fashion and Famine" hsd a larger circulation
than any other purely literary novel of our day,
and was regarded as so mastery a work of fiction
that it was not only republished in England, but
was translated into almost every language Of Eu-
rope.
The prize of $4,000, offered with unusu iber-
alitv by the proprietor for the best nov drew
forth no less than two hundred works, my of
them of great me-it. Among these, Mrs. Stephens
novel was selected, as evidently surprising not only
all others offered, but almost everything hitherto
published. 1t is fully equal to "Fashion and
Famine" and will be as widely read.
1t will be of greater interest, from the fact that
the scene is laid in our land and our own times;
and in ielineation of character and absorbing
power it will fascinate and charm the reader.
Subscription $3.50 per year.
Address FRANK LESLIE, y Duane st. N. z.
Copies of the paper containing tie commence
mept and continuation Of Mrs. Stephens novel;
"The Gulf Between them" can be had of any News
dealer in the United States or Aritish Pr Ovinces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
SPLENDID LIST.

~ L&aL
All of tie goods in the above List will be sold, with
ouI reservation, for One Dollar each. Certificates of
all the various articles are placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mail OF
delivered at our Office, without regard to Choice. on
receiving 2 Certificate you will see what article it rep
resents, and 1t is optional With JOu to send one d Ollar
and receive the article or not.
In all transactions by mail We shall charge for for
forwarding the Certificates. paying postage. and doing
the business, p cents each. Five Certificates wilt be
sent for 81; Eleven FOR 50; Thirty for SO; Sixty-hve
for SO and One hundred for SIS.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
prompt answer 70 their orders. Our business is con-
Quoted upon liberal, honest, straightforward principle,
and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Our pat
rons may always depend upon having heir orders faith
fully and punctuaily supplied. In no case will cores
pOndentS be neglected.
G-COrrespoudents shoulc be careful to write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Ohfce, Countv. and
State. Address, GEO DEMERIT < o
20 Broadway, New York.
~ Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen, / take pleasure in saying that they are
honorable, upright men, and perform all tbeypromi sin
and the Jeweiry [ have seen from there is genuine, and
! gives satisfaction. r. o THOMPSON,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
r


- It makes a perfect Hedge fence in four yearsl
~ One Acre of it set th;s fall. in five years wilt
make enough Wood for one FAMILY
Il 1t grows straight, aud very tall
Il Il never sprouts from the rests; but when cut
down, viii grow again from the stump. very rapidlyl
x 1t is the best soft wood for fuel, er any other
purpOsel
~ When kept OF the ground, the rails will last 30
yeaTsI
~ 1t grows equally well with us on upland, whsra
this rich, as IN the bottOmsI
-" Cuttings eight inches long STUCK In tina gronnd a.,
t e Fail, never fail 70 grow
~ We sell it for s. pes thousand Cuttings. selfv-
cred at any Of our I.,rencies.
~ Par,ses wishing to buy, should order early of our
Agents, so that they may notify Us in time.
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the above places. as
soon as the lea res fall.
A&EsTI -
T.. r. FISHER DrOwnville, is Agent for Nemabs
and east half OF Richardson Counties.
CURTIS < PEAVER, Pswuee City, are Agents for
PaWnee and west half Of Richardson Counties.
REV Mr. PINKHAM Beatrice, is Agent for Gage
and Jones Counties.
J a. BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Beware of Willow .Peddlers.
We learn that many swamps Of eomn 'Ilow have
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings sol scr Willow.
We get our Willow Of SAMUEL ! WA ., OF La
Noble. illinois, a responsible NurserJh-.
TRIED Apples, Dried Peaches, sage, Rice, starch,
- sOap, Candles, etc ETC.,
A. Mclaughlin : swsa's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Beware of Willow .Peddlers.

We learn that many swamps Of comn tllOw have
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings sol scr Willow.
We get our Willow Of SAMUEL ! WA d, Of La
Noble. illinois, a responsible NurserJh---.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Feb. "a yly.
Al ONLY!
TtTGT7S AID JEWHLRY
rerg Description at the
Lowe PRICES FOR CASH

army asa 15e-lrg erchants, Pedlars, Traders SUIT.
lefs 4-e general ue-ers can make enormous prOnts
geests as as srn or Quality and in any guam
t.g -sfe ..Er. L5@Estimates for any class of
t.-r E .le-. Particular att entiOn paid to sup
rEu . .eers. Country Pedlars, Indian Traders
ana army Dealers.
.- t+Faot a-ods manufactured, such as Inven-
a-.e stc5 A. snort notice. &c CanvAssing
Clerks. Wlth a small capital can find constant em-
p.oymeltI Illustrated lists and full particulars free |
p PROFIT TO H ETAILE ISvERY LARGE.
Wholeszle Supply can be carried in a ~knapssck,
han1 vsllse, OF carpet bag, and will net be like books
bulky OF inConveuient TO carry from place to place.
Remember another thing This business is strictly
honorablei ES@rhere is ne need Of misTepresenting
or exaggersting. Our Goods show for themselvesll
II lie a buslness in which an ample and satisfactory
Equivalent Is given for the meney received and an en-
couraging profit is pocketed at the same time. It is an
occupation in which no person need be afraid or as
hAmed to canvass the same field again and again, for
where once our goods are introduced . permanent and
continuous demand is created.
To Soldiers in the Army, or those at home disabled
by the hardships Of war, to ClergYmen out Of health,
Teachers, PostmSsters, OF any person who wishes eithe-
local or an active occupation, and one that brings with
itGreat Pecunisry Inducements, THIS presents an OPP
portunity seldom met with. Try It'll And see ;or your
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF E com.
prising our newest styles and most sa!eable variety Of
Goods will be sent anywhere in the Loyal States. We
are constantly hiling orders from persons leaving the
she best exercise Of our taste and judgment and from
our long experience can ensure satisfaction. We ask
no pay in advance, state what style aud quality OF
Goods are wanted, and we will send the same and col.
lect pay By Express 90 the end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Good movements and manufactured in the best man
ner, OF pure material, all warranted at prices from
10 10 $50 dollars each. Sent anywhele-pay collected
b. ExpIess. Satisfaction guaranteed All Watches
a first prices. they being OF our own importation.
Circulars free by mail Send for hem!
q. GOUGHAE,
Manufacturers and Importers
ix-T-3ms TIC Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

NEW Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Powdered SUI
IN gsrs, Golden Syrup Sugar House and SOrEhUm
A. Mclaughlin q swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Manufscturers' Agents for the sale Of
Watches, Chains, &C., &C.,
WORTH @5OO,OOOOg
rn h sold for one Dollar Each, without regArd 70 value
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS.

FOWLER ! MOON, PrOprietors.
No. 52I Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

DRIED Apples, Dried Peaches, sage, Rice, starch,
~ sOap, Candles, etc ETC.,
At Mclaughlin 3 swaa's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Price, IS cents per Box, or s Boxes for 81.
Prepared By Dr.. j. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.

sOrD BY
VIZ. IT. MCCBEERY. BrownviIle.
GA. BROWN S BRO, Peru.
Dr.H GRAVES. Salem.
JOHN w. HOLT BRO. Salem.
HOLT& SCOTT, Fails City.
LEWIS & SHEPHERD. st. Stephens.
EASLEY & SHERERy Rulo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Mirror Of Passing E,v

Inspired by the spirit Of Demo
Lodging no leader but Truth-Tbr H.
OcRAT Hill continue to be solely tn
People, and prompt to denounca ana
political or military aspiraat Wao
their enuse.
Ia addition to our War fewv, va
in cur Weekly paper the Eesllv
and also an abstract Of the preees,
and Of the Proceedings OF Legislator,
and Illinois.
Oar Tri-Weekly, viii cor q, B
the Important News, Local AM 1ps,..,
nf the InIu
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

Fer the Tear 1864
DAILY. TRT-VEFEIv ,

14NA " AaAILtIaI ~ ~
The war drama il approaching
interest. This year will uroBs5I-
Doom Of the Rebellion, Witpe.,.
eminent restored in the fallen : A
Grated, and Slavery obliteratsd
events Of 81 viii be among tbe
the History Of the Country. ara
elude the return Of Peace. a.
America upon a new career of
ness and prosperity. With Lar
the rsprgach Of serfdom, the Pa,,
on a higher platform Of iutelisgr
feel a sdil prufounder interest IN
the progress Of their own and o,ss.
world is entering upon a new ss-s,
to terminate in the triumph Of
the Atlantic while emigration =
acquire q new and tremendous imBss
immensely cur productive power
The string events Of the time, m,
ly depicted in tn Q c0lums OF the ?
we are resolved 30 rezder mora
tractiVe than ever as a faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
N0wErE TO ~

NGEzLE 10 IbAC NJ
Tie Undersigned, Board Of EEanS .bod
1e.tings for be purpose Of amihlIS ct
RS. on the 6rst saturday Of each woI
2 u, at the Office Of Z. W. Iaoms En- to-
are required te have a certlhcalS .b.ir So
previous to he commencement VirtSl
r R. FISHER Tg
JER. MARLOrII0l
DAILS, Tubs. Kegs, Washboards ~ ~
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w Clothes Pins and CASTLE soap
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At Mclaughlin
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
. Ayers =
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complaining2 Are you ont
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deranged, and your feelings
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toms are often the preiude
TO serious illness. Some Mt
OF sickness is creeping uPO1
Won, ard should be averted
b. a timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pits,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered hUmOrs - the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unObstTucted N
health again. They stimu-
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the above places, as
soon as the lsaEes fall.