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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
FRANK LESLIE'S.
ILLuSTRATED NEKSPAPFRS.

Attractive Feature. The $500 PIKE N0Fs,
The Gulf Be-Ween Them b Nrs- Anne ;.
stephens A1fhoress Of Fashion ard Famine,
The Re5ea "a Wffs-' 6e- &c-
u sddi'if-ta its affrtefilus: n the drSt ard
most aarhentt- Illustrated Paper IN America. sur
passing 81 others IN the Earis-y. ae.urtsr. All In
feTest &c III naneroas Illustrations which it ofsrs.
Fn-i Lrslie- Has rate1 Newspaper vii begin IN
NJ. AZ. dsfei Ianulry -. 1884. She thrilling tnd
sbserbiag novel. @T8e Gulf Betaeeu tEem,r Etit-
zen bv the gres- ~naVeis. Mrs Stephens, whose
Fashion and FamineF Eaa = larger circulation
Than any other purely literary nssel 4 eur hey
sud Kas recaI5el rs - mastery a work q fetieu
tbzs il Eas nj sniy rePublihsd IN England. ba'
saS translated into almost every language q Eu-
rope
The pr1e r $500. oFsre5 Ei;h unusual Hher-
alitv BY the proTFier8r for the bsst novel drew
forth NJ less than two hundred EaTks. nsny 4
them q great nett Amsnz these, Ms Stephens
novel Wa selected. - evidently suFas<ing nat only
AT others offered. but s.mast everything hitherto
uabi>hHl. L. j. fally Gual q ~F4-hion and
FaDine." and Eill be n widely rad.
u viii b ~ Erea-er iHt=r--t. T. n tie fact that
tie scene 5 lafI n cur LAM aai chr oun tfmes
end IN iesinea-ian q character and sbsorb.u-
power il VII flc5nate am rhs-n he -ssder.
S~ub~eTiptiou 3.5R ~ yesr.
Address F~RANkT.ESLIE. y Dulne s. ~.
Copies - the paVer eantaiuiugt hs ersrmsare-
ment s1d c1n-n1ataa- % Mrs Stsrhen' ravrI
The Gulf BetW-en theu-" csa b bad 81 any Sers-
dealer IN the Caiud safes OF Artish PFoEiures.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
THE TIME TO PRUNE FRUIT
TREES.


E. D. Wright, in the Geneses Farmer
contends that June is the proper season
To pruned fruit trees, Offering as the
ground Of his faith the following reasons.
which we put in a condensed form
/. A limb being cut OF before The
growing season, both wood and bark
viii dry and die back where the cut is
made. What it thus losses while wait
ing for the growing season must be made
up BY the growth Of new wood when
lat reason arrives. Nature undertakes
10 heal he wound by growing it over
with this new wood, bat much time is
lost before it viii grow up from the point
where life still remains, between the
bark and the wood to the place where it
would be if the cut were made IN May
or June. instead Of February or March.
2. Where a limb is cut off before the
growing season and before or at the time
Of the spring flow Of sap, the sap must
come to the surface where cut and there
be evaPOrated or fermen,ed, leaving the
wood sore and l%ifeless. and liable soon to
rot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
KERICULTURhL
oWNERsHIP o. HIGHWAYS.

Oar readers have long known the
erOord always taken ~ Is On the cues
aon-a highly Important O1e to farmers
% The c~znsrshiPOf the Pubhc high
wuys. We held that 10 local authority
not even 4 Legislature. had power under
the constitution, 10 take away from The
proprietors Of the IaDd OTer Whieha con-
mon road passes. their fee simple
ownership-that The right Of ray only
was vested in the public; and hat all
veeetation and fruit growing upon such
and-aII minerals found beneath i, BE-
Hanged 10 them. As TO The correctness
this view, The following report Of q case
growing oct Of question, which vas de-
eided quite recently. BY The Supreme
Court Of Counecisnt, VII Be read with
Unrest
The case arose IN this way-The sell
eetmenimen Of Similarly had for certain
sum Of money. granted : nan a license
70 turn . csw INTO The highway The
owner OF a tract Of Iand bordering OF
the road adjoining bis premises claimed
the feed groEing adjoining his premises
was bis properly and not the property
Of The toxn. He bro0ght a suit for Tres
pass which went TO the Supreme COUr:i
and was decided IN bis favor. The courI
held that IN opening a highway, the fee
simple, The absolute ownership Of the sol
wa not veited in the public. bit only the
right Of way. The Public had control o.
q road as far as was necessary 10 make
q convenient passage bat no farther.
II a road we're abandoned BY the public,
II again became part Of the property
fr0m which il was originally taken, and
his was additional proof that the tide
10 the soil occupied BY the highway wa:
vested in the owners Of the land sdjOin-
ing. The public have nothing bat the
right Of the way: the grass and feed on
The road were therefore the private prop.
srty of adjoining landowners.
The following are the words Of The
Court The owner Of land covered By
ahighway has The exclusive right to the
herbage growing thereon, and a bylaw
Of q town giving liberty to the inhabitani.
10 pasture their cows in the public high
way under certain regulations, passed
under The authority Of general statute
(Aes 1855, eh 64l empowering town.
topass such BY laws, has no validity"
We trust that this will settle the case
mall time to come. The decision applies
as fulfil to Pennsylvania as 10 cOnnstieut.
Germantown TELEGRAPH
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
SPLENDIDLT ILLUSTRATED

SPLENDIDLT ILLUSTRATED.
Price SIX Cents a Number; $500 a Year
Critical Notice Of tie Press.
Its fresh leaves, its clear type, It's entertaining
Earity, It's severe but Just criticisms upon the foHies
sf The tiDos, its stcgNstly written and inst-uetive
articles, ami its able eoTresrondencs all cunhina g.
make II the model newspaper q oEr Naunsrr. ard
one that every family must prize. It's enuienSed
Eeek'y summary Of fpr-iFs and daa--'ie iHreVi-
9eaes 5 altogether snperior 10 fnst roataiaei f.
any ether Journal. Being pab'jshed. tao. u a form
fOr preservation and binding, & taken care II - il
deserves 10 be, il vii be found ia future years as
welcome a companion for the family and Preside as
the day on which il was first perSued.-E. y.
E~reaiHg Post.
We would not 50 often call a~tteusi0n 70 HARPER's
WEEKLY if We were not well satisfied that is il the
best TaRilg PaBer IN The CRited StGtes, aud for that
reason, and that alone, We desire to sc il under
mine and root cut q certain kind Of E~teratare too
prevalent. which bluuts the morals Of its readers
~vitiates their taste for sensible reading. and i al
reads bad in It's efeetS-Nsc Loadoa Adcertises
Wherever we gO-in ril-carS and steambat-
re find it seized with easerneS, because Of its sDir-
tied sketches Of passing events. We all ike n
look at the faces Of men We have read Of. and At
SHIPS and forts thar have figured in the bloody
scenes Of war. OF al such men and places. and
events, this Vaper furnishes the best illustrations.
Our futare historians wll enrich themselves out o
HARPER's WESLEY long after writers, and paint-
ers. and publishers are turned % dusty. FEvaa-
giist.
One Copy for One Year."--.---.-ss 90
One Copy FOR Two Eears--.----..-- 90
An Extra Copy viii be allowed for every Club Of
Ten SUBScIBERs, at $3.50 each, or IL Copies for
SIS.
HAsPER's NAGAznSE and HARFER's WEEKLY,
together. one year. - 90.
HARPERs WEEKLT Is eieeirOiyped, and back
numbers canbe had at any time.
Vols. III, Ill. w.. v. and II. for the Years
1881 to 1852 inclusive. Of@HARPER'S WEEKLY
handsomely bound in ClOth extra, Price S+Ss each
are now ready. Ths postage upon HARFER 3
v KEkLY, when paid IN advance st TIE Office Whers
7 Is resolved, Is tEeRty-six cents 4 year.
HhRPER& BROTHER.
FRANKLIN ScCARE, HKE YoRE
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

1t isnot known where he who invited
the plOw was born. or where he died; YET
he has effected more for the happiness of
The world than the whole race of heroes
and cODquerOrs, who have drenched II
with blood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
TEE LAIIg RHTf
a MONTHLY MAGAzm
FAsuto.

~
4Ae SanlErT E17eher ~ car Eev IT,
Est VII > vev E1aEeios
as q The esnafu- Rssd 1ks fo ~
many-
NOTICES OF TIE Pass
TEE LKDT's FEEExB-Tsz Il ~. ,ss
magaEine rashd n our civ - Bs.-A
sou. No. 3le Wsinas Street A. +. -.
i i enphafieslly fss la5T's frssrd - a
With everything eaieslsifd q rless-
The eorR 81 eonUbutofs : iS eaus
-5Ds ~ The tesf ItersT aIent - ~
IN EbElard- Tte nsb7oa blsfs - -.
-JanuarT. are s1osrb AL e fhe iassst ,,--
there j. - abunianes - mtserns Il An
d~eseripdous. Gahrd Wilkes aRer6- sc
War ms Tea5ed stssI En-rarf-r A
prepared eEFrH8y fr he Ms-sr-p
- L2s P'nsss
ANEE BanIzs MaSAzISE -Nessr n
Peferson have a psse1 bsf3n The ma
n1mber of 3 rev wEsrne. eaae ~.
Frisnd- Il + eEi6erfT FHrT rel 80
Hznu Petsson Is vel printed ard yA
musfrara5. snd T. fuU ~ exec snt rr-
Ananx ifs eorf-ib1tors srs n - F-s--
ns4iT. Eboa exssIe8e6ul8 skstsh e,l-5 -
Wfkis's Retuu. a1esEs Eth . Eal -
tbs numbsr- Ms Eugena Msfr- Es SO
M1zs Ffrz7aa Tesns-nI. Esrss, P
manF o-nsrs- 49, Pen ~ 49,
dairh. Vr1bablT eanaTas tss -. ~
nunbsr-Foruys Pres PailsIaDA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Rather unexpected was the reply sOf
the urchin, who on being arranged for
playing marbles on Sunday. and sternly
asked, ''dO you know where those little
4Oys 60 who play marbles on S~unday7"
replied i~nnOcently, "Yes some of them
goes down BY the side of the river"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

A gentlemen alta dinner party stated
that he had been on board one of our new
men-Of-war, and had seen the largest
~bird" that ever was heard of. After
fully exciting their curiosity, and eagle.
condor, albatross, etc, having been gdss-
Cd ct. be informed them it was a 1900
pound PARROT"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
SABBATH SCHOOL RELL, YO- .
5000 Copies Sold the First ID
Months of its Publication

IL san entire New Work. Of nearly 200 paees-
Many Of the Tunes and HTmus were wnfre5 ev.
preSsy for this volume. Is will soon be A DonnIay
as ats predecessor Bell No. y which has run M r.
tne enormous unmbero Of So 5000 copies in So moaths
outStrlPplng aty SsRdgy SaooI Book Of It's size -
sued IN this country. Also, both volumes are bosnd
IN one to a~eco1nodate schools wishing them IN tbat
form Prices e Bell No. 2, paper covers. Is cent,
Slz per IeV. Bound, IS cents, SI8 per 100. Cloth
pound emoossa gilt, 30 cents, So per loo. Bell No
l, paper covers ~ cents. SO peF Ion Po1n5 %
cents, SIS per Toe. Cloth bound embosss5 -;It o.
rents, $50 per loo. Bells Nos. and ; 6oIs
gether 80 cent, $50 per huDdred - eo-;.s
nisaed at the 100 price. Cloth bound embossed
gilt, 50csnts, $40 per 100. Nail posta,s f1es =
the retail price
horace WATERS, Publisher.
p4l-1Y Ro.4Sl Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

sWhat is the difference between a
legal document and a eat zone has
pauses at the end Of its clawses and the
oIher has slaws-ss at the end Of its paws.
ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
WO7LD.

Single ~Subs-ribe-s. per snuam
ThTee cepis address % sach PsPsrJ
~ u
Twenty eopis Ell 70 one address ,-m-
Clubs eGtE MY OF over ean haTe -
eaeh Eapsrf6E en- addiIioEal ehafss
earh. .
For eveTeub of twenty N extra @1
ADDED fsr the esusF % & the club. 9
For every CLUB IL sfry, The Semi-h Gee
orerv clab of ere haHdred, the DAB! 81
when reonestsd. iu lieu 81 the exits
Adj ions 20 Clubs MY Re iBsee f" "a
~sue races. Pape1 eanaat b eaAn
Clnb to another. bat on recaest I .s-a
ing The Clab, Sud On reeeipt - b1
sie wpeu U3 Dc tASen Lfs1
e 3 sepersfe address. - 80
All orders mass Be a~ccOmPaai94 T0sl
AEs-,~ liz - s.
IS Park RoE
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Mr.. Isaac Page Of Lowell has an apple
tree which never blossoms, and yet is
loaded every year with fruit. Crafts
from il blossom. The seeds are fire..
quently partially or wholly exposed TO
NEW At the outside of the "Llow'' end
Of the fruit, while the centre of the fruit
il as compact as hat Of a turnip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

aDo you see anything ridiculous in
shis wieln said brother judge to curran.
.Nothing bun the head" be replied.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
R CASH III ADT9yrr

IsoT, one yza A.
? enPie, 0Be ye1Ts -
4eopies, ore Fssr-
SeoTies AID ere t-EsrfsTur - c-f1 y
2eopies, sud oBe g getter up of-sBj go
phs eog q tie P5st ard o1s 1 &,
Friend,
Subscribers IN Bitsh Nsrh A-srsl -
fEenfyeenfs 10 addition - fhs auB,rl &c.,
- We haFs % prepay tas {. =. Essav-
RPsrs-
Athe oTTte Pest + ths -rs rs-,
ofTae Ladys EdsBd. ms Cas- NV Be- -
exslusiFeiy IS tie mner. o. rarity ~ rhs -
mrlF e the G1ns OF eos-se, ts
mar Be- eirhsr o1s q he efbs-. s. sesrd
ne matte n n P El aHsys ts as
from thafiu 1hs magrE8s-
Specimen Bambsrs Of lhs Pest seat ufs A
dress
DEACON Z PETERSeE
". 3Ie Walnut s., PsHs8sIa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
SPT,ENDID list.

Az fte coz5s a he ah5xe List VIII be sod with
ON Tezervatian. fr Oae Dsiiar eleh- CertlEc1tes-of
al TIE Tz-iBus sTttc3es are plaeA nslntar ehNeiePes
- s-sred- These e~zTelsae< viii be seat ~ ulasis 81
&C iEsred At our eEre- without rezAEa y cANL %
r-c-iT5rz = Cerri5czfe yUa viii see What article u rep
Tese1zs. and is u oP1Esa4l E-1 Ioa - seA 0i7l
.nf receEe ire article q nof-
In al tanszCfiG8S - Dzii We slal c1-Ge lI i8-
fs--.~5nx ttP cert78eassss psEiuE ross1e ard q i1g
fhe tzSle-t @cE1s eacn- EFe te
sa~. - egs E.evm Ear 81 ThSrsy hHS5s Sxty-aEe
fr SO. AL O1e hu1erel ~ So
CORRESPONDENTS nay rely ulq1 . quick End
prcupf answer 90 their erdsrS Or husineSs ; CO.
ducled upcri haersl. ho1esis ThZa
- - Fusrsrses satssfsc1iun in al cases oar pat
rCus nay . Ways ceDeM uaen naEiu-
fully zDd panctBzilE supplied AAhSS@
~pgndenEs DC neEleuG-
EC,rBS.sndenis sheulE he csrefEl % write their
sf1-sra-eS cain. All eve Ubeir Post OEoe. CoEnly, and
SO A5sress- GO DEEEETT 4 CO,
IS Broadway, NeE To-ks
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
SINGLE COPIES.
Three dJllars = year, IN adTznse- Portage paid b
.E-R-Ll-hn-- Il

SINGLE DPlE
Three dollars = year, IN adTanse- Pos.ase paid b.
thOPablshsr-
J0HNF TKOW. SO Greene St.. v 7,
Publishes fer The Ps0pristors.
As an in~daeemsnt 70 new su0scrI0srs- the Pub
fishers o5srs ths fJll0EinZ HbsrI pusniunss
Any person remifung g, in sdTanee. EIlreeeiEe
n msgzzi3e frJm July, Is62. % Ja9uay 1884,
Tins sec8dng The Whole Of Dir. mbssPs and lHr-
KiFke's rev seTials, which are alone worth the
price Of the Eubseriptien. Or, II ~Trefersi. = sub
Ssriber can take tie magazine for lS8, and aeGPy
7f-4m3Hg the Pines" ~ Of ~Eud-rHrr=as q
Wan street" 0y Z. &. KinbalI, bes1i IN cloth, OF
Z ~SanShine u Thouglt." by 5ChaTes Gdfrey
Leland l-etail Priss, si25l Ths book % be sent
postage PAID
Any person remitiBg 80, vii receive the maga-
zine from its eumIeueeasrL, January, 1882. 70
January. 1854. thus securing Mr.. kimbalFs"Wa
Ae s~uecsssful 2 and Nr.Kirke's SAnons the PneS"
and ~Me1rhsni's story" snd nearly 5000 O-fiTs
pages Of he hest literature in the world. PremiED
ubsedbsTs to pay their own postage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

RICE. sAGo. sPTcE. PEPPER CLOVES. CTSEA1oN
COVE OYSTERS. RLIsINS, ~CURRANTs, STARCH,
SOAP, PURE SODA, De LANDS -sALERATUS. &c
&C. 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
ERoENvnIF- Nsrb 3. 1871.

Asrcl > 81h
Havirr beea nes-;v blind far x years I bad Civ
~ m ~ AorAs = exr- hsiuy furad vent AID eon-
-rssT laErsn~s ard pTaIorueEd nv b.indhess
firm o.ssestv Of tie eoraea. Isa5mittel - bis oP
Grafton aR1 ! an happy % sly Fssaltea IN TIE fes-
~rOration Of nv eyes. a9d ! tzkc pleasure N recon
NEEDING HIN 70 ali Ebe are e eted EIth sore eyes
THOMAS RICkETTS.
BuunEiie. y. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
FIJI
GDNIThENTAL M1NIHEY


he readers q the C~oSTT<EzzAL ere aFs7e q he
imubrtan f~frraifion s. has sssuued- 81 te 1D1se1cs
which Is exe1s, and e tie Brilliant array P
cal snd literary talent IS as highest w1I EaEh
Supports Il ~ publissf0n q te kles hs la
fhIs eountFy, SO successfully eeEb5ned tie eEeZ
and fres5om II tie daily neEsPapeE HHh TIE bigh-
er literary tare e he frt-el1z Dgnfkly- ard T. -
rsTT certain taas 10 maEszi1s has EFen WI1R
range 60 IT. etntrtEters- 81 reserFed f1et @n
pIefely from ne nsuuW inane1ees g ArE e q
faction. In ffues Ike ne present.. s7ek , Journal
Is either . power IN the isnd % itn nafhsnk- That
the ContineBHal j. not the latter - atl1danty
evidenced bv What Il has dons-bE TIE re9eti0B Il
It's e~oarsels ID many important F1b5s sEents- AID
IN the eharEetsr and peWeF q thee Eho arens
stsHnche1 s1DVntsrs-
Tbouzb but Ftsle mere than . yesr bas eiap-ez
sine TIE Coarinenfsl vas frst est2blished- i has
durinx that tine aeqnired ? steTenEth and q Es1l-
E~anes elcrn-inx e - q position far sb0Te thaf Pc
Tioasly o~eeuI5s3 q Etre1yth and aPoafeI sgnlh-
csnee e~IsTating Is 70 . POSITION fer sbese that
/ visuSlF oeeuuied b. ouy r1blsaaea-af re kf1d -
Ameriea. In prnaf o. Which s~Esertion Ne cal A.
tsntion T. the ioI5Eing tsets.
]. Or is posie8l articles rep1hziste3 IN pEu4hlet
fora. a single enc has had. thus fr. drcalatio1
Of O8e hua5sed ard SIX theusand c0Ese4-
.. Frm rs literary demtmHN- = srgs E-ai
novel. AAmang the Fnez," bts, within . very fe~
wanfhs, Sad nesEy thirtg-6Es theusznd eFfs-
/ Two other series - It's literary aTFieles baTe aisn
been rsBsbfsssd in beok fern. while the d-st Pr
I ton ~ , third - alrea1F n press
No more cnnsius5ve facts reed hs aie1ga n
rrore the tbs e~xseile1-e e the c0ntrhHtians = TIE
[ Contiusntal. OF their extraordinary peplla7tr. ard
ia CONDUCTORS are determinol that j. shall MT fall
behind Preserving ai -fhs holiness, Tsur and
/ abilfv" Which a thonzsnd journals haze sttnbnted
l ~ II. II viii zrsatiy enlar-e i~tseIrcie 81 ac1on- All
| diserx. f~ea-issziv ard fnnkiy- every pnBelPle IN
| ualFed il ne great qaesfcns - the day- Ibe hrst
/ minds IL the esunfry emaraeiBg TIE men INST
f-miIisr wi-h ifs d plomacy and masI dstinga shei
/ for ab.fTtr. are s8s1g IL contributors; aa1 H n
40 mare -Hatfering Frsmise q puspestas t0ay
/ sha7 this =rsazeEins fr the Tines al empty the
| he frst i~assiIset IN Ansriea. uHisr auspires Whieh
no pabfieat7aa ever esjeyed before n this country
While the Continental viii eT-es deesdsa
~oufnions CD The z est e~uesfiCrs e re day, Is viii
not be mere ~FSitisal jsuraai: mueh fhe larger
portion If Us columns via Be euiivened. n herens-
l0r-, By nes. pSe1y and humer- laa word the
Continental vii Be found, u13er SIS aeE stat Of
Edifnrs. OeeuaTi1z ados5tien AMI DrsssaHRg at1rse-
| lions never before found il m1gaz ne.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
PR 8.

- It makes a re-gect Hesse fence in fosr yearsi
One Are Of il settls fail. IN Eve years viii
NIKE enough v ool Tor one Famiyt
- Il EroEs straight. and very LaIli
Il newer sprouts from the roolg; but when -ut
down. viii gfsE agsia fr1.a the stump very raHl1lyi
II Is The best SOFT Eood for fuel, er sHy ether
~pursSei
When Kept OF the ground The rails viii las %
FesrSt
= Il grows eq1a'ly EelI with Is N upiznd where
fhis rch- IS ID he ba-t fn~l
Cuttings SiElt ipches long stuck in the ground IL
I Pail. never fzif % grow!
We eli il for s. per thousand Cuttings, deIv-
erei AZ any q cur AEeacies-
q Parties wishing 70 buy, shOuld O-1eT early 0fo1r
Agents. SO that they mag notify u Ia time
49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Beware q Willow Peddlers.

We learn that many SEamps o. common Willow have
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings scId - Gray willow.
We get our Willow Il SAMUEL EDWARDS, Of Il
NeiIle. Illinois. 4 responsible Nu-serymsn-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

~u.-t-~ 80 b-sfDes relations viii the above
-Ssrer-e- fsEe pIe.<ure in saying that fhCT are
E-~~R.a u--jrat men. and perfara ala they premi sin
- - Jzrefrr Il have seen uon here = EelIiEes and
- ~rst.raIr1 z q THOMPSON
nF7-tf AUneEE HILL NeA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
RICHARD E. CASE.

IoxDox March 3, 1854
Ihsd lost ore q ny eyes ard thought t1at n >
few months ! gould Be deprived q tae ether ont
hearing Of Dr.. LsErence 81 BuSHviiie- vent ana
e p-Uifed BIN IN rsserereet 70 ny exc: be pron6une-
ne hind fru1 estsraet. procarei > prescription
from bTm. when T. nv aSsanishneut, in one week
nv .i-St vas nearly restored. and i unw quite per-
fsst. THDSAS WALTERS.
Give lin a. ea-.y esEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
1 FORTHE BLIND.
DR. WIZ. LAWRENCE.
0~-r|z4

H.vs ~ s~t,esf5gn anozt exclusively
Eithin he lza fcE years % ne
CrRF Of DISEASES OF THE EYE
ard having beea uniformly Iereslui n ever -
$50 rEs-rsstea I noE sFsr M services e h
s9seted ard EzETzzs1 % ca-e ever l1stanes tAA-I
IL hazd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

A=ENI EE.
T-R- II ITgUuyIfle, s. AGENT ~ Eemaha
and east half OF Richardson Counties
CURTIS X PEAvER, PAwaee City, are Agentsfor
PaEnee md vest half u Richardson Counties
REV n r TINKHAA, Beatrice, IL Agent for Gage
and Jones Counties
J. Il BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
REsvyvTTrE. MAacH3. 1871

R-z5wxvuIE. MARcH3. 1854.
Tsis i n certify lat I have bsen Suffering for
re laSs vas w7-h inEamafien Il the syes to-
gstber Eish partial bliada0ss. fron hlms o. me ee1-
- an5 -a1aIatian o sfhs lids. which we're 20 thiek
tbas IcJai3 not raise them enough 10 see ny way
! an prend to say that Dr.. Lawrence, who y oos
stopping ~ BroEnviIis, has entirely eured ne ano
TreeOmmend him 70 ali WHO are alietsd WIZ sore
eyes - go
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

COD FISH EACZERAL. WHITE FISH,
LAKE TROUT, EERIEG, sHAD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
TERMS
pEuY WORLD.

dairy WORLD. -
Yearly Subsr-iSzrs ~ nsh ="
SEEMINGLY WORLD. sr
Single subscribers. per annuu
I've copies 70 Oas sddreH
Three =
Five o
Ten a
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
FAMILY GROCERIES.
M'LAUGHLLN &SWAN,

worIp E~FSrECTF-ILT AxEoUECz % TEETR
fEe1ss ana tAs PzbIi- EeserliIEE, tEaf tleT have 81
receives q supEEior Ia 6 FsEriy 6ra;s1eS- zzd mFF
ne 1Etezt51n o. Pz-Asse1st % tAsir stocs i7ehR11E
XIV STGAR- PRIME RI0 C0FFEs
T~TaR7FTED % IMPERIAL TEA,
CRT-WgD d OUN HTaON TIA,
OWDERED g BLACK TIA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

noti
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

The best. C1eapSt, and most Successful
Family Paper IN the Union"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Molasses, Coal Oil, Cider Vinegar

EATCEAL LEAP CHEWING TOBACCO GOLDEN
IA y OTHER CHOICE BRANDS
TTSECUTCATENDISH. KILLIK-
NICK CON-
NON Do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

CUTTINGS
Bundled ard delivered a. the above places, as
soon ss the ieaFes fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Drez~. D~iaTTbd-a, Relax, WorH

~ Dr. - hF-f q tAc1no-
Err- - "a. Esd 3 10 uaal j. EV T1Ec-ce.
7-a ! - q shea + ~-eer E%CHe ef fae Lest spcT1-
4raft lass-freF roan1- I3eiF afef awe eEec- upon
-he b ser Tsa-@ Ilca1 GG-eAeeifeIt remedy. WhE1
rspa T. TX eosfS a0r %fiots drscEferH Gad dir
rlFr. Ter EH=ar-cosf,EE makes item very &C
eertate and cO4feEIeEt iOT tie use OF women and
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
HARPER'S WEEKLY.

a COMPLETE PICTORIAL OF THE Trx1s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
TERNIS 20 CLUBS.

PAID N BTANcE
Postage T~Een;y-fVur eents agar, . Be pad b
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

T,ol Dr.. TerFnrs RI. 0Se1 G0TEffy-
,5ot O1iv are voar Fils snElIs ADDS adaBled 10 their
vr-1ae as al a~aerient. but I EHd 5hGE belcnc7al
tElcfs iron the Liver verv marked Iutseed- ley
lave IN n FrEe1iee proved more eEec:ual for Tie
cure c. BfeEs c9z7DsEsnfs i,sn any one reInedy J
can mention ] sincerely rejC5ce rlar ne have 81
leaEths pBsEatTe Whseh j. worthy Tie eonEoeuee or
fhn 1sro..EinIf and TIE Teople
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-08
Noon Reports.
RUMORED DEFEAT OF SHERMAN
Rebel Raid on the Chesu-
peake Bay.
Gen. Grant on his way to Washington
FOREIGN NEWS.
Debate i'm Parliament on Ameri-
can Affairs.
THE GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED FOR
OBTAINING LAIRD'S RAMS.
&c, &C., &c, GC GC.
&C., &c, &c, &c &c.
From New YORK .

NEw YoRK. March THE Tribune's CORES
pondent announces the safe arrival at Fortress
Monroe of Colonel Dahgren and 100 of his com
mand.
The Richmond Wing of the Sd fully con-
firms the Union accounts of General Fitzpatrick s
raid.
The World has a rumor, via New Orleans, that
Sherman was defeated on the 18th ult at Chunky
river. near Meridian, with the loss of Is 900 men,
and his army broken up. Lee and Forests cav
airy are reported in his rear.
The story is undoubty canard.
The Worlds Washington special has the fol-
lowing:
The rebel War Department has set on foot
measures to conscript 10000 negroes to work
the forti6cations around Richmond and else
where.
Gen. Meade has returned to the Army of the
Potomac.
Hilton Head letter says:
Gen. Gilmore has sent orders to Florida that
in future only Jacksonville will be held by the
United States, and no effort whatever made to
occupy other towns.