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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
FREDERICK B. SWIFT

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC.
 AND csss,is.;sasr ef Dssds )er Every State 'a
 Tsrritsry;
 200 Broadway. Now York, Mlo First FlosR-Rssr
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
David c. Buckley,

nRALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
 D of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedstosls and Ceffns. Also. Picture Francs. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and selA with nsatxess, elegance and despatch. Warehouse, west St.. Iitchhsld, Conn. 1ys9
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16

A Spanish photographer has discovered varnish which gives an astonishing briliancy to photographs to which it is applied. He keeps his invention secret. but the varnish Is believed to consist of albumen. M. Mattbys bas also produced 8 similar effect by ymeans Of "a thin coating of coliedl0a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
DENTAL NOTICE.

RA TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS (S26 U4yvA Cash, will, for the next six monts
 pay for . full Set of Upper Teeth, oa lS Carat Gold, and warranted to fit, and made better than any made for the same price nett.oto; as l don't as yet, for the want of basiness. whip tho Cat to get work.
 | will oe found at the old Stand whose I have beeu for the past i've years, over the Post Of dee, uth-Strest. Lttchfeid.
 Thaskts. . TOT she liberal patronage have plieation to my own business, to n,erit and re. osiye sontinuance of the sane. >- ''
 E. CROSSNAN
 yfteh6eld, Jan. 1882. W.sz
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16

THR ELECTORAL CoLLRaE.-Under the new appertionment, the following will be the elec- toral vote of each State at the next President al election. It includes tho new States of Ne xsda (ioloradn md Nahraska
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
Bishop A Sedgwlck, :,

DNALERS iu DRY GOODS. READY NADK D Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hardware, crosksry. Groceries, &o., &c.. west Street. Litehheld, Conn.
 .. '. BISHOP. '. .. SRDGwlCA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
Chas. Hotchkiss & Son,

wOLcOrTvILLE. CONN.,, DRAcTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD.
 KRS, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, MoaldiAgs, &s , aad Dealers n Lumber of all kinis.
 Saving aad Plsniag deas At short notics. March 4, 1861. H A6
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16

EDITING PArER.--The truth is, editors cant step without treading on somebody's toes. If he expresses his oplnious fearlessy and frankly, he is arrogant and presumptuous. If he states facts without comments, be dares not express his sentiments. If he conscien tiously refuses to advocate tho claims of an individual to office, he is accused of hostility. 4 jackanapes, who n easures off words into verses as clerk does tape by the yard- hands him parcel of stuff that jingles like handful of rusty nails and gimets, and if the editor is not fool enoughto print the nonsense, Stop my paper-I won't patronize q man that is no better judge of poetry as if it were patronage to buy paper at one half more than 80 much waste paper would cost A subscriber murmurs because his paper is not literary-another because it is literary another because it is not literary enough One grumbles because the advertisements engross too much room-another complains that the paper is too large-we can't find time to read it all. One wants type so small that q micro- scope would be indispensable in every family
 -another threatens to discontinue the paper unless the letters are half an inch lorA Eve ry subscriber has a plan of his own for con ducting journal, and the labor of Sisyphus was recreation when compared with that of an editor who undertakes to please all.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
T. E WALKER.

T.. F. WALKER. nver ths Post Ofice, South.st., Litehhsid, Ct' Nsuufaetursr and dealer in S~SSses. Hsrness, Bridles, Haltsrs, Wipe Lsskes, Sockets. Sureinsles, Ornd.
 ssents, Trimmings, ds.
 wsssusn,s OH 0laekiAg Far uressrviux, softsning, and renewing tho anpearaaee of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Gade to order all kinds of double and sin gle Haraess of superior style aad workman Sip. and of the best material. 3m9
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
Hymns from tho German. TO THE ORIGINAL MELODIES.

TO THE ORIGINAL MELODIES. BY THE REV. x. L. ROCKINGHAM, D.D. "AeA ". Huehuy, Ae1 w. MeAs;a" Half dozen verses from the thirteen of " Qsistioliehes Harfenspisl," 1861; but wss sung as carly as 1860. There have been four melodies toit; one of them composed by Frank himself.
 An how tlsetiag, ah how cheating,
 Is the life of mortalsl
 Like mist, first lowly lying, Mounting, spreading. scattering, dyins- Such is life from birth to dying. An how cheating. ah how fecting.
 Are the days of mortals! As stream begins it's flowing, Lsaping on with current growing, So cur times incsssant going. An how fssting, an how cheating,
 Are tho joys of mortals! Hours and soasons' shifting measures. Peace and conflict, gifts and seixurss,- Such arc all our earthly pleasures. All how cheating, ah how Assting,
 Fairest forms of mortsls!
 As the flowers hates to withsr, Blown of rough winds, hithsr, thithsr, So our beauty ;-look at either. An how assting, ah hsw cheating,
 Is the strength of mortalsl Who to-day is striking, lending, And with giants stands eoateadinx, In to'norrow's grave finds ending. An how cheating, ah how hesting.
 All the affairs of mortalsl All we look on or sndeavor,
 Time will waste, or Force will shivsr; Who hath God doth bide forever.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
Sanford A GiddIMSs.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Now Milford, Conn A Particular attention paid to Students. H. $. SANFORD is Notary Public aad Com n issioner for New York.
 N. 6. SANFORD. tly1 v. c. GIDDlsos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
CIiAS. KIRCHBERGE2,

SCOT AND SHOEMAKER, D0orS | sH0Es made ts order and re ND paired. Robbers Repaired. Iren and Brass Bsot and Shoe Nssls-Gresn' Patsat. 9sld.
 Litshasld, yan. 20th. 1864 tf4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
Wm. HI. Br0nlNN,

nHALHS IN FOREIGN and srAPLE Dry
 D 0osds, Groceries, Croekory, Glass Ware and Yankee Notions, No. (, Wsst Street, lst deer west of the Court House, Liteh6eld Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16

E. w. Seymour, ~ A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW "A Liteh6eld. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-06-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

George M. Woodruff, A TToRNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW. "A. and Csmmissioner of Deeds for tho State of New York. Litch6eld Conn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser.


Mn. Editor viii you favor me with reliable
tant2
The official programme of the funeral Of his late
Majesty desiguates the Roman Catholic Bishop as
90 His Lordship LOUIS" etc, and also the Episcopal
Bishop as 'His Lordship the Ri. Rev." etc.
We have seen a good deal Of this b~elording for
some time past. 1t might have sprung from mere
ignorance. not requiring notice, and the Bishops
themselves may not have authorized il. In the pres
ent case, however, it takes high official sanction.
The gentlemen so named, are doubtless worthy Of
much respect for personal character and abilities, as
we'll as on account OF their positions in those portions
of the Christian church over which they preside.
But how are they Lords? English Bishops are really
Lords, having equal seats with other Peers in the
House Of Lords, but as mere bishops, have no claim
to the title. Hence colonial bishops are not entitled
to the name of - Lord as has been recently deter.
mined by a formal decision, if 1 am not misinformed
Is there any color of reason for giving this title to
bishops in Honolulu, who have no er o6icio part in
the affairs of State? If any persons from habit or
from any satisfactiope:it gives, choose SO to address
them, OF course, no one but themselves need object.
it not a just cause of offence, unless good reason can
be shown?
Although unused 10 that mode Of address, | should
wish to use il in speaking to these gentlemen. if they
are entitled TO it. and certainly not without. Can
you, sir, ~eslighten upon this subject an inquisitive
KUAAINA.
lWill some one give the desired information to our
correspondent, as we are not Informed upon the sub
ject.-ED
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Custom House Regulations.
March 10Th, 1864.

On AND AFTER March 11th, 1864, the charges
for Stamps and Blanks on Invoices valued at ten
dollars and under will be one dollar on Invoices
valued over ten dollars and not exceeding twenty
dollars, one dollar and a half; on Invoices valued
over twenty dollars, the usual charge of two dol
lars and q half.
w. F. ALLEN
Collector General Of Customs.
Approved
{. De yARIGSY, Minister Of Finance.
March l0.h, 1854. +O7-3t
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Notice.

DROPER APPLICATION HAVING been
IL made to me by Hehekiu Spencer. for letters of admins
tratiOn upon the Estate of }. ". Spencer, of Waimea, Kauai.
late deceased. Notice il hereby given TO all persons whom it
may concern, that FRIDAY. the Ist day Of April next mt 9
O'Clock in the forenoon. is a day and hour appointed for hearing
the application for letters of administration aforesaid, and all
objections that may be offered thereto, at the Court House in
Waimea, Kauai,
H. A. W~IDEMANN,
Circuit Judge ith Judicial Circuit.
HOolae, March 10. 1864, 40s 81
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
81 authority.
Notice.

NorIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO those who may
have claims upon the Treasury, maturing TN or
before the 3lst March inst, that said claims are
expected to be presented for payment upon that
date OF as soon as practicable after it.
Residents Of the several Islands having demands
mon the Treasury, will confer q favor upon the
department. by causing the same to be presented
for payment as soon as possible after the above
mentioned date, so that unnecessary delay may
be avoided in closing the books of the Department.
G. DE VARIGNY,
Minister Of Finance.
March 10Th, 1894 4o:-3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
SUNDRIES.

Large assortment grey, white, blue and green wooden Blankets,
Printed cotton handkerchiefs, silk finish; Cambria hdkfs,
White muslin hdkfs, printed border,
Silk corahs, large size.
Silk pongee hdkfs, printed border,
HuckabucK towels.
Linen and cotton Turkish towels.
Linen thread, brown, bleached and black; Shoe thread,
Coats spool cotton, Alena laces. Garibaldi laces,
Velvet ribbons, silk and cotton,
White linen tape,
Wooden shawls, Cashmere shawls,
Mohair and silk nantes,
VI. and Z. buttons, Agate buttons,
Metal and bone buttons,
Cotton curtain fringes, silk umbrellas,
Looking glasses. a large assortment,
French calfskins, Blscksmiths coal,
Playing cards, Oil shocks,
Tobacco pipes, Fish globes,
Smoking tobacco, Assortment fine GLASSWARE
Epson salts, Demijohns,
Camphor, Birch brooms,
Soda ash in original casks, Spitoons, Gilt moulding,
English fire brick, square and arch, Printing paper,
Portland cement, Room paper,
Coarse snd fine dairy salt, Toilet soap,
Genuine Eau de Cologne,
Macassar oil,
Hair oil.
Mahogany bookcases,
Mahogany war6robes,
Jaccaranda easy chairs and tables,
Extension tables,
Cane seat chairs and sofas,
Market and knife baskets,
A large assortment of STATIONERY, consisting Of Exchange
books, Blank books, Letter paper, Soolscap paper, Prommissory
Notes, Note paper, Bill paper, blotting paper, Lesd pencils,
Carpenters pencils, Steel pens, Porte gzzestes, etc., etc, etc,
<02-lu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

ADvsarIsiSG.-Both the English and Americans
advertise very literally in their own countries. One
London firm, it is said. pays the Times over $780, 600
per annum, and there are firms in the United States
that annually pay that amount. Of course it results
in an immense increase of business, but il pays in
the end The London Times of q late dIte says:
Z" The enormous sum Of $500 (s4Ooo) was. during Christmas
week, pad for the insertion of an advertisement on the back
page Of the Christmas number of a weekly serial"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

Banka tin,
English bar iron, assorted,
Swedish bar iron, do.
Fencing wire, Nos. 4, 8, 6,
Hoop Iron, }, /, l and II inch.
Iron timed saucepans and teskettles,
Enamelled pots,
Shot, Percussion caps, Shee, zinc,
Muskets. Butcher knives, Jack knives,
Pen and Pocket knives, Knives and forks,
Jewshsrps, Tailor's thimbles,
Silver plated thimbles,
Scissors, needles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

Cases best Martelfs brandy,
Brandy in B and 10 gallon kegs,
Genuine Holland gin,
Gases superior claret,
Claret in hogsheads,
London porter in quarts and pints,
Hamburg porter in quarts and pints,
Cases best India pale ale in quarts and pints,
Hogsheads draught ale, Bass x Co,
" j. Jefreys 4 Co.,
Portwine, Sherry, Bitters,
Champagne in OTIS and pints, Ruinart pere fills, Reims
- Jacquesson fills. Chalous
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

TELEGRAPH CAaDs-The loss of coasters and p!ac-
ing of new ones on our island routes. has necessitated
the issuing OF 8 new edition. They can be bad at
the Post Office for so cents The amount thus obtained goes to
the support Of the stations, and all our residents should purchase
one If for that reason only.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19
SHIP CHANDLERY

Sago,
Rape seed, Canary seed, Carraway seed, in demijohns,
Prunes in tins, lOlbs each,
Raisins in or and hf boxes,
Currants in jars, l0bs each,
Westphalia hams, Sausages,
Swiss cheese,
Sardines in or and hf tins,
Chocolate,
Crushed sugar, Loaf sugar, Candies,
Norwegian Goldfish in or boxes,
Black pepper in bags,
Indigo blue,
Liquorice,
Liverpool yellow soap,
Saltwater soap.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

LAUscH.-On Saturday last, n new sloop was
launched from the ~shipyard Of Mr.. Emmes. She
Is about 30 tons burtheu, light draft. and was built
for Mr. NcCoIg.n, who Intends her for the Pearl River and "ail
AIong-shore' trade. The vessel has been named the FaimaiH
and will be under the command of Capt. Craig.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

SeE SuPPLEaEST-The columns of our paper being
someShst crowded. We issue n "Supplement," in
which viii be found = great variety Of interesting matter. Read
u, and note the advertisements.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE-Mad. Duret. and Mr..
j. H. Leroy again appeared last Saturday evening
before . large and appreciative audience. Mad.
Duret IA Young Nick Jr." was unsurpasssble, and
ar. Leroy as Jumbo jun" was certainly excellent
His ncai speech was a decided hit. A change Of performance
vii be given this evening" See advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

NO. 1 HERRING, -
a VERY < ARTICLE, JUS
"A received and for sale by
4o7-5t BARLOW & sTILLMAN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-19

NEW FOUNDLAND COD FISH
NF BEST QUALITY JUST RECEIVE.
~ and for sale by
40T-5t BARLOW & sTILLMAN
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40T-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Paper in The World.

The extensive and comprehensiye facilities in
its possession enables the. FEaPEIsToR Of the WEEK-
LY HERALD to guarantee the latest and most re-
liabie information possibly TO be obtained, cot only
from al parts Of NE United States, but from al
parts Of the world.
It's home correspondents, engaged at heavy cost,
and connected with each new naval and military
expedition Of the government, prove that it is de-
termined to leave % spot uncovered b Its opera
ti0ns and DO event can occur that shall not lad i'm
mediate report in its columns. 1t costs the propri-
etor over one hundred Thousand dellars per yetr
70 maintain its corps Of correspondents 10 the field.
In its collation. of Foreign News The HERALD has
for years held . high position, and II viii edaeayor
IN the future to maintain the stand It hes assumed.
Il las speciai correspondents stauClsc ID al the
principal cities of the world.
lis geographic arrangements extend to wherever
the electric wires arestretehed. When the allan
tic cable is laid, which feet viii soon De accomplish
ed, kilograms vii be received from Europe and
Asia, as well IS from the United Stases- Then cur
readers Will have the events o. The week III 81
parts Of theeiviiizsd world regularly aud clearly
laid before them.
The proprietor iaVotes a portion Of the paper to
Literature, Fashion. Agriculture, the Mechanic
Frts, Sporting Matters. business, Theatrical and
Financial REPORTS, Cattle Markets, General News.
and reports Ut al events calculated 10 torn an ex-
gapbic view If the events Of the worid-and al at
a very lev price,
The WEEKLY HERALD is issued every s. 'urday
morning, and furnished at the following rates =
one cory 50
Five copies s.
Ten copies. G 5I5
Any larger number, addressed to names Of sub
ser5bers. 81 50 each.
An extra copy will be sent to every club Of ten.
Twenty copies, to one address, one year, ga, ah6
any larger ndubsr at the sane price.
An extra copy wiz be sent to clubs Of twenty.
Advertisements to a limited number WiI % 10
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The WEEKLY HERALD, three cents re- copy
Ten dollars per year for three hundred aH5 sixty
three issues. Five dollars for six months. Nv,
doliars and fifty ceats for tbree months.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Editor aud Proprietor
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New York city, n. y.
There are no travelling agents fer the HERALD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
NJ AtLencam CoNection.

contains between four and FIVE hundred pages Of tunes
and hymns, new and cd, OF the choicest kinds, fOI
church, Sunday school, revival, missionary, temperance
prayer and conference, and all kinds Of sacred aud So
cial meetings. The music in this book has lie and an
imatinn in it, ike, Shining Shore, Rest for the weary.
Shall we know each other there? Shall we meet beyond
The river There is a beautiful world Kind words
sweet hour of prayer There is a land Of love; SuneE
little children to come unto me God save the Nation
&c. PTices-single copies, bound 80 cents; $40 pei
hundred; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 60 cents % pei
hundred. Mailed at the retail price. HORACE WA
TIERS, 4sl broadway, New YOurk, Publisher Of tht
abOfe BuOks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.
-wIrH H FLAMR THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.

: = By the fame Of a common lamp, at
thee cost Of AGENTS. worth OF oil, a very comfortable
breakfast can be cooked r = = " =. TriB.
uRs.
= = Simple in construction, easily kept
in order ready for use IN a moment = con
veuieut to have on hand . : Druggists Car
cu{ar.
= = = y Fish's Laup is one Of the most pop
ular novelties Of the day. Z the utility O.
it is unquestionable, a great saving ismade in heat
Ing and cooking small articles, aud can be made q
cook meals for 4 great many persons, which is aetu-
ally done on the ambulance cars which carry the
sick soldiers. = = = Scisntife AeerictR.
= For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. picnics, fishing nursery, or sick room, il is al
article OF comfort beyond All proportion to lis cost.
= = = Hands J0urnatof Health.
= = = = I have tried ne apparatus. and M
wife and / proclaim The same . most valuatls and
Indispensable article, and We now wonder hoa we
could have so long done without i. = .
I'd. Goal Oil CsregiaT.
= = = An e-conEical eontriEanes FOR get
ting up beat at short notiee for nursery and general
household purposes, = < one important point
IS the saving incOst over coal fires. ".
Y. EreniHg POSE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
SaLbatk Sckool Bell, Ne. :.

is an entire pew work Of 1s2 aages, and nearly 226 tune,
ard hymns. As the music is a little more difficult it
is just the book to follow Bell No. l.. Nearly one mil
lion OF these Bells have been issued, and are now ring
ing through this and other countries. Among the
many choice pieces may be found, Shall we meet be-
yond the river? There is a beautiful world. Sorrow
snail come again no more. Don't you hear the Angels
on, &c. Prices OF Bell No. 2 are the same as Belt No.
/. Both numbers cab be obtained Id one volume
Price, bound cory 80 cents, $40 per hundred; CLOTH
copies furnished at the one hundred price. Mailed at
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10

that tfere were SOFIA ballots for the
new Constitution and 29,799 against it,
and there were 81 blank ballots reported
as given against the Constitution, but not
counted, the persons offering them re-
fusing 10 take the oath required by the
Constitution; and there being, therefore
of the aggregate vote SO cast a majority
10 favor Of the adoption Of said COnsti'u-
ton
Now, therefore, I, Augustus W. Brad
ford. Governor of the State of Maryland
IN pursuance Of the authority so vested
in me by said act of Assembly and Con-
stituuon aforesaid, do, by this, my proc
lar.ation. declare and make known that
the said Constitution and form Of gov
eminent so Trained and adopted by the
c-onyeutioD aforesaid, has been adopted
by a majority of the voters of the Stale
and thai ia pursuance of the provisions
therein contained. the same will go into
effec. as the proper course and form of
government Of the State, supersedlng the
n now existing, on the first day Of
November next
Given under my hand and the great
seal Of the State of MARYLAND, at the
city Of Annapolis. on The 26lh, of Oclo-
Der, a. D. 1864,
A. D BRADFORD,
By the Gov. w. B. HALL, Sec. of State
The people of Baltimore, Maryland,
celebrated the emancipation of that Stale
from the dominion of slavery on the lst.
inst. Five hundred guns were fred at
day-break, accompanied by the ringing
of tie Church bells, and the display of
signal flags from the public. buildings and
frcm many private residences.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Vocal Music, With Piaao Accompaniment.

large assortment Of new and popular songs, ballads
duets, quartetts, and choruseo, issued daily. Amoni
the most popular are. Shall we know each other there
Lowrey; Why have my loved ones gone; ! will be true
to the; Oh, there's No such girl as mine, by Foster
Mothers love is true Sweet love, forget me not *
by Keller, 25 cents each; / hear sweet voices singing
Home is honei Forget IL you can. but forgive, By
Thomas. 80 cents each.
Instrumental MusIs for toe Ciano Forte-We arr
coming Father Abraham, SIX hundred thousand more
Always look on the sunny side; Shall we know eacl
other there? &c, with brilliant variations BY GrObe
so cents each.
POlkas, Waltzes, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrills
&c. by popular authors. All kinds OF Singing and Ia
struction books. Catalogues mailedfrce to any address
Music mailed at the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-10
Nen Refreshments

WE would special attention to the
Flowing new A sertisements which we
iillish io the first time:
NV Book Marsh, Bros &
ok have opened this establish
lent 81 Ell and have a large and
.tll selr.a ..5ck of Books and Station
rs. Iley tsep the latest eastern pa.
srs and se|I he Nebraska Advertiser
ulielsn. caii and see them ami get a
mplsie H'<,ory Of the War from the
gnnine and al Advertiser Bullefit.
D.. T Neaars. has bought cut the
rue Store formerIy belonging TO R.
.oae& CT Mr.. Morris is an enter
is.ns n.nminds bis little bis
diae public to call aud see has
INVESTING anywhere else.
Taos. 6 CRENsHAw,-Of Nebraska
ay. iulora the people of this past
! Tefrilo s his card, hat he is pre-
ared 10 orders in his liue Of trade.
De uoaIi Tise people to palronize
im bef be patronizes the printer.
Ve knoa a good business man and
goedi