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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-23
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THE0L 0GICAL DISCUSSION !
A Discussion Of the Fol
lowing Questions:

1st.-The Scriptures teach the
ultimate holiness and happiness
of all mankind.
2nd.-The Scriptures teach the
future and endless punishment of
a portion of mankind.
Ina series Of Letters bettreen Req. H. X Nye,
ofPeoria, Illinois, UnioerSalist, and Req. Il. e.
Webster, Of Upper Sandusky Methodist.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-23

Speech by Secretary Seward.
Secretary Seward made the following
address 10 the Lincoln aud johnson asso-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-23

Hts PETROLEUM v. NAsBr,
FASTER Nv sed Church in charge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

+, another column VIII be found the
advertisement Of Theodore Hi. 10 which
No desire TO cali special ai:enuon- Mr.
Hi has been doing business in This place
f5r q long line, and is 50 well known
that nothing We coaid say would odd 20
hi, popularity as a business man Ln-aI his
dealings he is proup, an lar, and sells
goods ., as low prices IS any man can
afford. Persons desiring anything IN hIs
Inc should call at once, as he is closing
ca, bis business, and Offering better bar
gains thau have ever before been offered
IL this place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
LPlaca 70 LIYe AZ.

The Columbus Sun S C.of The 23d ul-
llmesayz:
Hams axe selling al The stores at 50
per pound, bacon at S3,25 10 IS SO
Beef ei q very fair guaiIy is disposed OF
o. s. per pound, chickens sell al about
81 a Piecs from lAe wagon. They gen
eraliE aFe Of mixed sizes. Wood Is ra-
ted a. $40 a cord-that is oak and hIck-
cry. Pine is cleaner. Lard is sold at
s. per pound. Qsaaburgs s. per yard
and >heefHg at 81 Yarns seld for $40
10 $50 pr bunch according 10 numbers.
sOme grades selling higher. AZ country
produce is bigh Dlung tbs week, al
auction, sole leather has sold al from IL
70 So; SAL as high as 75c per pound
though averaging about Csc; and negroes
al very high prices; silver has sold as
nigh a S2025 for one, and we believe
gold Is quoled al S24 for enc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

General Price entered Missouri near
" month ago. penetrated 10 the heart
Of the State aud wa scarcely molested
while be robbed The people of entire
districts of everything Shey possessed. he
then entered Kansas. hut scarcely had
he sci hIs foot upon her soil. when be
was met 10y an opposing army, routed
and qdii,kly driven oui. Thus has II been
throughout the entre war. Kansas has,
by her location. been almost as much eX-
posed as Missouri. The two lie sadie by
side. Andsyet, with the exception Of M
or two petty raids, lasting but a day, as
in The case o Quantrll's raid on Lawr-
ence, the rebels have never effected a
Judgment on Kansas soil They have new
er eneamped for a night upon her ter
riiory, while :heg have repeatedly a g
all over Missouri. and their armiss hcV
for moths taken up their quarters with.
out moIesIation within her borders.
Way this remarkable difference! The
people IF Kansas we admit. have prove
en- themselves to be po. sessed of great
courage ard sound loyalty. and The tate
Just saied is exceed nely CT. d>table 10
t em. out a large portion Of the people
Of Mas Uuri have been Just as loyal and
Just as brave. The reason evidently is
he people Of Kansas have all been true
to the Union, while Mis>ourgans have
had rebels and rebel sympathizers living
among them. who have constantly be n
giving ard aud comfort 10 the enemy. Had
a policy been adopted which would have
freed Missouri Of her resident d!slovaI
demonstrating her population united
q Their loyalty. as The people Of Kanssa
are, Price couIG 40 more ha ye success
/ fuzzy penetrated Missouri than he could
Kansas End Missouri would TO day be as
ouiet and scfs as KaGsas.-No- Dem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
- - Renosilnrv fnr Nnrem.

The Lady's Repository for NOvem-
Der, has been received.
The eugraving's alone in this Number
are worth a years subscription.
They consist of a most hfe-like picture
Of The Bird Catcbers," which fairly
brings to memory the haicyon days of
our childhood. when the delights of
such SPORTS was ours-breaking across the
way Of ifv ike a CLEAN of sunshine a
cross d clonded SIX The olher-is cali
ed The Past aud The Presenl,"-two
superb female hgurs sitting together, 10
one Of which, is pictured sorrow. des
ponding aud resignation; IN the other aIi
Of lfe and ~buoyancy that hope and haPi-
ness can give. The contrast is mosl
striking and lruly affecting.
The Lady's Repository IS much superi
or to most cher Magazines gotlen ~
especially for The Ladies. Free fF8R.
the f5oiisa bqsh Of love sick stories, i
strives % lay before lis readers such IL
srucIoR e VII prepare ;hem for u,
discharge Of heir ig'y, enlighlen then
understanding and make them ladies, II
he true sense o. he word.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
the Cheapest PAPER N The World.


The extensive and conarshenEive f~aeailisie IN
fn possession enables lhstFa0rArBICR q ~ WEHE-
~ HETalD . RnaxAntss the hessr ard nua 80
liable iaformakicd po&ibly 70 Be ostainsd, oet sniJ
fron al pa1ts 81 ne Uaissd SAtss, bus hon al
paE,sof the verdi
Is home e0rrespAA1sass, engaged - heavy sosr
aad connected win seah rev nsvl and riliiary
expedition Of the gOvstnm@ut, prove that q = ds-
tsEmined 70 leave % spot uEcoEored b ls opera
tions and no event can oceaf that ahal Bot hadin-
mediate Fep0rt IN lie eOlnEnS Il co.ts NE pToPn
et0r over Ons hundred thouSald dolars per year
70 maintasn Us corps Of correspondents IN the hen.
In rs c~slsatiou Of Foreign News the HzRALD has
Tor years held q high position, and u Ena eadeAySF
n the future 80 maintain the stand Z has assauea-
Il las special eOn respondents stationed n Al the
griucipsl ritiss Of the world.
II It's elezraphie ar~rEngements eaten 20 Wherever
the electric wires ressTetched. Whsn he Allan
tie eabls 10 a laid, which feet wifi soon be ascomPlsh-
Cd. telegTans will be received from Europe and
Asia, as well As from she United states. Then our
readers viii have the events Of the week IN All
aAFts Of the ciyililsd wOrld regularly and sis@ry
The proprietor deVOtss a position Of the paper -
IittsrAturs, Fashion. Agriculture, the Aeshani
AVrts, Sporting Matters. Business, TheatEisal and
rinaneiaI kepurts, Cattle Markets, General News.
sd reports u ali events calculated 70 form an ex
client metrOpolltRn neWspaPsr-a weekly photO-
graphic view Of the events Of the WOrld-GDd ali a;
/, very bW price,
The WEEkLT HERALD Is issued every Saturday,
norning, and furnished ~ the following rates;
Jns copy .
Five copies -
en- copies. St1
Any larger number, addressed 70 names Of sab
| ~cFibeFs, 81 50 each.
An extra copy WILDE sent to every club Of ten
Twenty copies, 20 one address, one year, SO, and
any larger number al the same price
An extra copy will be sent 30 clubs Of tWtnty.
Advertisements 70 a limited number viii be in
.erted ia the WEEKLY HERALD.
The WEEKLY HERALD. three cents per copy
/ Zen dollars per year f0rzthree hundEed anC sixty
hree issues. Five dollars for six months. Nv
dollars and 6ftY cents for three months.
JAMES GORDON BENNIIT,
Editor and Proprietor
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New York city, \. !.
There are no travelling agents for the HERALD
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

Abou: lO.o'c!gck a. N. yesterday, a
broke oul in the Exchange Bank build
r., bu, was fortunately discovered and
agsished before the flames did much
e. The fire caught from a stove
n the office Of the County Clerk
Ib;,b Is in he same building.
Gu. Of The books in the Clerks office
Dor,iop OF the hbraryof the Liter
- Association. we're slightly damaged.
-, NE toral loss vii probably n0' eE.
onlt The p~romppes' with which the
-arnsrcv was met saved The entire
bo.k. which cuisines several valuable
=torps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

The Memphis Bulletin learns from
passengers on the Tycoon from Duvsll's
Bluff. Jhata detachment Of che 4Ih Mo.
cavalry and a portion Of some Kansas
regiment, Bumbering 500 all told, sent
from Little Rock several days ago, en-
countertd The gickets Of . large force of
Texan Rangers al Camden. a dash was
made into the town, and after a severe
fghl Of an hours duration, the rebels
were driven oul. leaving all their camp
equiPage, a number of small arms and
horses, besides killed and wounded, IN
Our hands. The enemy lost twenty-five
killed; the number of wounded and pris-
oners is unknown. Our loss was fifteen
In all. We were unable 10 learn the
names of the commanders. The dash Of
our troops Is regarded as a decidedly
brilliant affair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Vocal IFa.ic. ritA Piaao Accompaaimeni.

AIarge assortment Of new and popular songs, ballads
duets. q~uartetts, ard choruseo. Issued daily. Among
the most popular are Shall we know each other there
LOwrey; Why have my loved ones gene; l will be true
to The; On. there's no such glri as niue. by Foster (;
Mothers love ~ true Sweet love forget me nOt *
by Keller. % cents each; 7 hear sweet voices singing;
Hame Is home; Forget If You Can. but forgive, BY
Thomas. 30 cents esCh.
Instrumental Mu>Is for the CignO Fcrte-We are
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more ;
Always look on the Sunny side; Shall we know each
.oiber there ? Ac,, with brilliant variations by GrObe
50 cents each.
Polkds, Waltzes, Marches, QuickSteps. Quadrtllss
&c by popularauth0rs All knfs Of Singing and In
Struction books. Catalogues mai dfrce u any address
Music matted At thu above urlCas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

The Steamer Kate Kearney, be-
longing to tae ST. Louis and KeOkuk
packet company was attacked and robbed
a, Clarksvllle Mo. on Monday the 5lsl
Of October bv a band Of guerrillas under
command Of a man named Penn. They
took some horses aud a sack of shot
but beyond that nothing was disturbed.
The steamer was then allowed 10 pass on
her way The officers aud men having
6rsl been paroled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Hnters, 80 60.

Anew Sunday School Book OF $50 pages Of beautiful
hymns and tunes. II containe many gems, such a
Shalt We know each other there; Suffer little children
q come unto Ne; The beautiful shore OBJ, It's glori
0us; LeEve ms with my mother He leadeth me beriGt
stitl waters &c .Price-paper covers % cents SIS
per hundred bound 50 cents. $40 per hundred; cloth
bound. embossed guilt IS cents, $40 per hundred -
Mailed at the retail price. Il is edited by Horace va
tiers, author OF Sunday School Bells Nos AMI 2, whics
have had the enormous sales Of over eight THOUSAND
copies. Just published by HORACE WATERS, No. 81
Broadway. Nav YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
- 80 cane,tion-
,etween four and ave hundred pages O, II

contains between four and ave hundred pages Of tunes
and hymns, new and Q &, OF The choicest kinds, for
Eurch Sunday school. revival, missionary, Temperance
prayer AID conference alf Ill h'nds % sacred and So
cidi meetings. The music in this book has he ard an
iuatt-R ia il, ike Shining Shore, Rest for the weary,
Shallwe know each pther there? Shall We meet beyond
he river There is d beautiful world Kind words:
sweet hour Of prayer; There Is a land Of love; Suffer
little CHI dren t5 come unto me Col save The Nation,
&c Prices-sinSle copies, bound 80 cents; SO PEI
hundred cloth bound embossed gilt, 81 cents; 55 per
auIdred. Mai ell At the retail price. HORACE VA
TERS, 46t Broadway, New Yourk, Publisher Of the
abUFe RHJks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
SaE5at1 School BsU, Nc. ?.

- an entire new work OF 1872 aages, and nearly 225 tune,
and lymns. As the music l. a little more difficult II
fust the book TO follow Bell No J.. Nearly one mil
dgu0f these Bells have beeuissued. and are now ring
fuT through this and other Countries. Among tho
many choice PIE e. may be found Shall we meet BE-
yond She riVerP There is a beauiiful world. SurroV
shall c ma again no mare Dsn't you hear the Angel
coming? Thou, God. sees me sabbath Bell, china,
IN, &c. PtiCe> Of Bell No. 2 are the same a. Bel NJ
l.. BJlb numbers cth Le obtained ID one voiGme.-
Price, bound cory 40 cents, SIS per hundred; clOti
Bound, embossed gin so cts, S45 per hundred. >,
copies furnished at The one huDdred price. Nailed a,
Lhe retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
- e. Patciotie Sonq 60,

contains IS PAGES Of songs, duers and chOraSes, both 81
cred ard secular. including Il pages Of prayers for sick
and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manual
Il is well sHited for social singing, a well as S4bbOth
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where l berty dwelis is my country The Chris
tian hero, Three cheers for our banner; Come sing e
me Of hsavyu; Columbia, the gem OF The ocean F ee-
mans gathering; Columbia's King forever Marching
along, sc .Prices-psper covers, 10 cents, SIOPsT bur.
dred. Mailed at the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

We have just head from the Coun-
ties scrcss the river. Alchisun gives
Lincoln SIS; Mcclellan z. -Four of the
votes CASTOR Mcclellan were Union tick
cts With only The names of the candidates
changed. THIS inside Them illegal. and
they were, of course, thrown our. LIN
coins majority. 575.
Holt County gives Lincoln 500; Nc
Cleilan 81. One precinct Is still 10 hear
IRON LincOln's majority, 423.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Waters Chenp Amsie for The MILLION.

Arranged as soIoes, duets. ~quartetCs and cboTuSes. for
musical sacieues, choirs Sunday schools. public schools
semIuaries, ec Shall We know each Other theTe2-
Don't YOU hear the angels camine? Shall we meet be-
yOnd the rivera Be 10 81 ne; There is a beautiful
p Orid; Where liberty dwells Is my country; Freedom.
ruth and right; Ee are COMING Father AoTa am. SIX
hand. Ell thousand mlre There Is q lsud Of love; Sor-
row shall clme again 10 more Heavenly home Come
ing 70 me Of Heaven; Land insight; We will lose orr
sunday SchaOl I; Oar God = marching On; GudSsHe the
Nation; WhittIer's sang OF the Pi4ntat N Nego; Fair
FTesd0m's Morn has daE ned 81 last; over tie noun
ain; over The mountain: Little Elias an angel; Viii
mes gone 10 Heaven !; Suffer little ChilfrsI & come
unto me; Bury me in the moFnilg, Mothers Come 70
Thy rest; Sweet hour Of Pray er. sc. Price 3 cents, 30
cents per dz So per hundred postage / cent each
In sheet form. with Piano compartment, % cents.
Published By HORACE WATERS. Ag't,
Ne. Isl Broadway, N. 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

ais Of the country. Read the following smOnl
many.
The LADY's FRIEND-This Is the title Of a new
magazine published in our city BY DeaeOn6 Peter
son, No. $40 Walnut Street. As It's title indicates
it is emphstically the lady's friend, and is repietf
with ever ything calculated to please and instruci
The corps Of contributors to its columns embrace
some Of the best literary talent in this country and.
"a England. The fashion plates in this number
January, are suDerb and of the latest style, while
here is an abundance of patterns Of all classes and
descriptions. Gabriel Wilkes Return from sbt
War" is a SPLENDID steel engraving, from a desIgI
prepared expressly for the Magazine. This new
enterprise is eminently deserving the patronage OF
cur lady Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
ANEW LADIES' MAGAzIYE-Messrs. Deacon &
Peterson have just placed before the public the first
number Of a new magazine, called The Lady,
friend. 1t is evidently very well edited. by Mrs.
Henry Peterson Is wen printed and handsomely
illustrated, and is full of excellent original reading
Among its contributors are Mss Eleanor Z. Don
nelly. whose excellent litle sketch called, "Gabriel
W likes Return J" appears with a steel engraving in
this number Miss, Eugenia Mott, Mrs. Peterson,
Miss Virginia Towpsend, Marion Harland, and
mqny others. "A MediRval Poem" By birs. Ran
d0lph. probably eoatains the best thoughts of the
number.-FOrney's Press Philadelphia.
TERM: CASH IN ADVANCE.
lrOpy, one year, 5000
2 copies, one year, SOC
copies, one year, 6-Ou
8 copies. land one to getter I'D of cIub.1 1890
20 copies. land one to getter ND ofclab, $500
One copy Of the Post and one Of the Lady's
Friend, 400
Subscribers in British North America must remit
twenty cents in addition to the annual subscription.
NJ We have to prepay the L. s. postage on their
papers.
As the price 0f The Post is the same as that Of
ofThe Lady's Friend, the Clubs may be composed
exclusively of the paper, or partly OF the paper and
partly Of zoe Magazine. OF course, the premium
may be either one or the other, as desired.
The matter in the paper will swsys De different
from that in the magazine.
Specimen numbers OF the Post sent gratis. Ad-
dress.
Dc CON & PETERSON,
No. SIG Walnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

Mr.. Perkins has shown US some
excellent Photographs taken by nmseIl
since he opened his uew Skylighl gal.
ierv. lie has bad quite e rush Of work
la,-Iy, aud certainly deserves a liberal
pa.r9Dace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

Gody's Lady's Book for December, is
received, and Is as usual excellent. No
word o. pa from us can do Il justice
or add 10 ais well deserved appreciation in
tins country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
SaIbafG School BeH. No.,

confirms IA PAGES. and nearly two h-A1red tunes ant
hym-n. nd Is tile most popular s. s Book ever issued
AIMING the nOst D puiar piece ases KIND WORDS
Eden A51ve.P' Christian Hero" Beautiful Zion -
a ought 10 love ny Mother (" (. The angels told ne 50.
In the Light" Resi- FOR The Weary, -" &c Prices
paEsy cDvers. 81 cts. each, $40 per hundred bound
IS CTS. each $40 per hundred; cloth bOuad, embossed
gll:. - els, So Ger hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
WITH THE FLAME THAT IIGHTs The BOON.

= = = . BY the fame Of a common lamp, at
the cost of AGENTS. worth Of oil, a very comfortable
breakfast can be cooked > N. \ Tr5b.
Hne.
= = Simple in construction, easily kept
in order ready fo- use in a moment con
vepient to have on hand > = DrEggisfs CIR
cuiaT.
Fish's Laup isons Of the most pop
ular novelties Of the day. = = = the utility Of
il Is unqnestionable, a great saving is made IN heat
ing and cooking small articles, and can De made 70
cook meals fOra great many persons. which Is actu-
ally done on the ambulance ears which carry the
sick soldiers. = = Scieatife American.
= : For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. pienics fishing nursery. or sek room, it IS al
article of comfort beyond all prODortion to its cost
= = Hand's Journal u Health.
= > = = have tried the apparatus, and my
wife and I proclaim the same a most valuable and
Indispensable article. and We now wonder how we
could have 90 long done without it.
Ed. Goal OIL CIrcaIaT.
= = = An econmical cOn'riyaEcs for got
ting ND heat at short notice for nursery and genezs
household purposes, = = one important point
is the saving in cost over coal fires. "
Y. EDeHiHg Post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
ARMY AGUE DROPS,
Aud II ii strongly rccammendsd To persons traEeI-
ing through places eAarked with miasm.

W. resaectfuIlv caT attention to our Te<.ilnoni-
as. Many Of oar letters attest that hundreds eff
ives have been saved in the ARMY by its use. In
deed 50 well are its curative qualities Appreciated
in the Army that the most su.cessful Surgeons In
the Field and Il tspitsl use il aim 81 exclusively in
he diseases far which we claim its iufallihility.-
The best phvsicians ALWAYS se.ze the besr means 10
effect a cure hence the universally Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Prtk: 4 Saeesd Csn,qta.

contains J9s pages. Words b Rev. Sidney Dyer, music
bv Prof GstI. This is an excellent book Tor concert.
iur the Young. Prices-PaPer COVERS, 20cenIs; $l5 pei
hundred; bUund % cent? $40 per hunjred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
- g of Freedom.

contains % pages OF songs, due s and ~choTuses. for Free
dom. AmonS the ch ice pieces we w"uid name Fair
freelom's m1rBi o let my people 60; Over the noun
tain They worked me all the day, &c. Price Q cents
single, 81 cents per dozen, SO per hundred; postage I
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
The Repirnl Nn.ie Book

contains "a pages.af tunes ami hymns. designed for re-
vIvai. prayer and conference meetings. Price in paper
c,vsrs, SFpgie copies. 10 cents; IS per hundred
MaIled a. lie retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

The toIowidg from a private letter re-
ceired IN ,his place is all hat we have
heard of he vote in the lst. Neb. so
far:
Co. "B." Lincoia - Mcclellan none.
Co. &c" 81 To-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
ar WHQLEsALE Only.
WATCHES aud IRHELRI
OF Erery Description at TIE
LOWE TPRICES FOR CASH =!

Army and County Merchants, Pedlars Traders Sat
iers auG 3eHeral Dealers can MAKE enOrmyus pTehis
up . small Investment!
Jeweiry OF any eatte or Quality and IN any guam
uty made 10 order E%E>umate> Tor any class Of
work furnished. EPaflgllAI an eurIOu paid 10 sup
plying AuCu0neers, Country P6CldTs, Indian Traders
and ARMY Dealers
Any styIa vf-3uods manufactured. such as InTen-
tious, etc, at short notice II FeOd Canv4ssing
Clerks. with a IN al capital can ina constant en-
~plOyueut! Iliu,tratedlIst and iaif particulars tTeet
THE PROFIT TO RETAILER IS VERY LARGE.
wholesale Supply can be carried in a knapSsek,
hand valIse. or carpet bag, and VIII not be Ike O5oks
-huiky OF incouveaient 10 earn from place IL place
Remember smother thing This business 4 stricuE
h8hora0tei T. 7faeIe a. 49, need OF miSrepresehlhg
or exeggerztiug Oar Goods show for theniselVesli
Il Is . basIEe,s IA wbleh al ample and satisfactory
equivalent l. gwen Tor TIE 'msHey receiveu and an Ell
c suTagibg pr8at y pOcketed Al the same simc- II Il az
occupation IN which lao person need be afraid or as
haze 10 canvass the sans deid again and again for
whe < once orr go lds are intrgduced a permanent anG
c5ItIIu0us demsnd n crested
To Soldiers m'the Arnys o. those az home diSaoled
bythe h~ardsktps u war, 10 Clef ggneh out Of hea'th,
Teachers, P0sthsslersro ans pe son Sho wishes eiLn Z!
looai or an aruve occupation 4hd one shai bfIngs witt
h6reat PecunIary lntuee lenis' thls paeSents an op-
portcnlty seidSm met with. Try l.! Aud see OF your
selvesit
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS or JKwELRY CON
prislnE our HeWest styles sad most 50. eaote variety ~
Gvcds viii be sem anywhere IN the L'yai 5 ates. We
are Constantly nilIug crdsr from psrs'ns leaving tbt
choice ot GOoas wholly VITA Us. A. such We promise
the test exercise OF 0u- taste and judgnlsnt| ami from
our long experience cGn ensure satisfastiOn. We AK
no pay IN savanee' state What style and qua'iy u
Gouds are wanted anu We wild send me same and col
iect pay by Express at The end Of me Route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOOD movement and nlauutastured IN the best man
me- Of pate nateri@l-sit w&rrAat0dA Al pr g TrDm
10 60 900 dOllars each Sent anvn6es e-pay collected
BY Exp ess. Satisfaction guaranteed All Watches
a. hrSt prices they being Of ouf eva importation
Circulars fTee by mali seaa Tor them!
Z. & II.
4anufactureTs andimpr uerS
fx-9-sms s6 B~noadwdy, New York.
7
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
roc L.
A FIRE in BroKnEIIIe.

- la gds. Mortgages k1esuuous, hepieyins
h..ln Il, ense. SC. &c. Sc. FOR sale At this ohse
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
DE- CON & PETERSON,
No. SIG Walnut ST.. Philadelphia.

DLAT Ca'ds. Neat mauls, Shoe thread India Rubber
4 Balls, Patient thread, Scissors, wrapping and
Broom uwIns, 20 be had
MLAUGHLIN & SWAPS
CAWS, Hammers, Hatchets Files, OK CHAINS and
- Miners Picks
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
CMoKING and Chewing TOT acco, Cigars pipes Pipe
- stems and Tobacco Pouches, in great variety,
At Mclaughlin & swans
HEACKERAL Lake Trout White fish, Goldfish, etc,
Iva etc, constantly On hand
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
EEcLAUGHLIN X SWAN are constantly receiving
w Additions t. Their stock Of Groceries and Hard
ware. Their Goods and Prices wilt suit everybody 80
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