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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Attention Company.
The members of the BrowHViIle Gaards will meet
on Saturday, July 18th, 1864, at 2 o'clock, p. m , in
front of the City Drug Storei in BroWnville.
By order OF H. NJ. ATKINSON Capt.
C.P. Richardson, 0rdely Serg't.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
ATTENTION.

Regular Meetings of the st. Deroin Couucil U
L.. A.. No. II. are heIl st A.. j. Ritter's Store, OF
Saturday Evening Of each week. All members ara
requested to attend.
Nv Order Of Council.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
GAMING.
CARING noUsE.

Sec. z, If any person shall by himself, herself,
servant or other agent, for his or her gain or profit,
keep, have, exercise or maintain a gaming house
table or room, or in any house or place occupied by
him orher, procure or permit any persons to frequent
OF come together to play for money or 9th er valua-
bic thing st any game, every person 50 offending
shall upon conviction thereof be fined in any sum
not exceeding fifty dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Sox1oUs TRADE.

SEQ. 5, If any person or persons shall be guilty
Of an assault or assault and battery, or eff an ARRAY
by fighting or beating ut fssicufs, such person or
persons shall upon conviction thereof be fined in
any sum not less than five dollars nor more than
ffsy dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
USE OF FIRE ARMS

Sec. 2, 1t shall be unlawful for any person TO dis
charge or shoot off any firearms, on or across any
street or alley Within the limits Of the city. Any
person offending against the provisions of this sec
ton shall. upon conviction thereof before the Mayor,
be fined in any SUM not less than one doller nor more
than ten dollars,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Be st Ordained by the City Council OF the City
Of BroVaviNe, Nebraska Territory, as JoHops:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Sec. II, It sbail be Unlawful for any person or
persons to cucumber or block up any street, alley,
square, sidewalk or crossing Of the city, with any
vehicle, box, wood, timber, lumber or other subst-
anee or material whatsoever interfering with the
free use of the same. Any person offending against
the provisions Of this section shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding fifteen dollars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
From Ohio Yearly Meeting,

OF Women Friends, held by adjournment
from the goth of Eighth month to the Ist
of 7th month, inclusive. 1864.
To tie merit Yearly Meeting 81 Honen Friends
held IN Indiana:
DEAR SIsTERs,--We have again been
permitted to meet in the capacity OF a
Yearly Meeting, and to review the state
of society within its limits, as exhibited
in the answers to the queries And
although there is cause of mourning for
the deficiencies and weaknesses that
abound in relation to the support of
some of our important testimonies; par
ticularly against war: and in regard to
the attendance of our religious meetings:
also in relation to schools under our
care, suitable for the education of our
youth. Yet, the degree oflove and unity
that abounds in this meeting, and the
harmony and condescension manifested
in the transaction of the business that
has come before us, affords the hope
that we yet are able to aid in the support
of the standard of truth and righteous
ness, so conspicuously raised by our
worthy predecessors.
We have had but few strangers from
other early Meetings in attendance with
us, but the word of life has been
handed forth TO our edifcation and
instruction.
Your acceptable epistle ofNinth month
last, was received and read with satisfac
ton to US; and although we are renew
edly confirmed in the judgment that an
epistolary correspondence between the
different Yearly Meetings. of the same
household of faith, is encouraging and
strengthening, when it is the result of
a.. 1
ments of duty. Yet. we desire to avoid
much expression of words without life
With the salutation of love, we remain
your sisters,
Signed in and on behalf ofthe Meeting
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
NpAFF- CIerl,
FROM Genessee iearl~ A.eoIIng,


OF Women F,s--..-. held AT Pickering,
Canada West, by adjournment, from the
OF i3fh. of Sixth month to the 18th of III,
same. 1864.
To Indiana Yearly Meeting Of Women
Friends
DEAR SIsTERs,-Throngh Infinite wis
dom, that Is ever flowing from the
fountain OF Truth, we are again permitted
10 assemble IN our annual gathering to
hold secret communion with each
other.
What precious opportunities these
are to the weary and wavering. who are
dropping by the wayside-to feel our
selves overshadowed by the wing of
His love: His all protecting arm thrown
round about us, as a hedge for our pres
ervation: while into the wounded heart.
lie ever pours the wine and the oil of
consolation. In meditation the query
arises whether We duly appreciate these
heavenly blessings. so freely showered
uponus- Are we not. too many of us
IN the middle walk of life, standing aIoof
with folded hands, allowing our aged
mothers in the church, to hold aloft the
banner of Christ, bearing the burden
alone, without the help from us. that
duty to God, and their infirmities de-
mand
Then, dear sisters. let us no longer
tritie with Omnipotence, but array our
selves in the robes of simplicity. and
meek submission 10 the Masters will:
for assuredly II we bear not the cross,
no crown will be given us.
How many small acquisitions. trivial
in appearance, II complied with, would
bring true peace of mind. Yet, We are
apt to consider these of little moment,
resolving to await for more convenient
season, which VIC may never have.
Then what rcmorse OF conscience, and
anguish of spirit will be ours wi;hou.
. ray OF Divine ligh, 70 liumins. our
osnighted souls; may not we, who have
20 oftcn been recipients OF the grea.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

We bid you farewell, and remain your
fsisters- veil.
Signed on behalf OF Ihla. carry
= MARY 5. LIPPINCOTT, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

Fathers care, { when called to give UP
our stewardship, J find this fate to be
inevitable.
The labors of love bestowed upon US
while convened together. have been
refreshing as the morning dew to the
thirsty plant. also your acceptable episeti
has been read TO our satisfaction and
encoura cement
That we may be strengthened from on
High. 10 walk in the straight and narrow
path that leads to life eternal, Is our
farewell salutation OF love.
Signed on behalf, and by direction Of
the Meeting.
JANE r SEvRING, Clerk
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

from the cad of Fifth month, to the
s6th of the same. inclusive, 1864.
To indiana Yearly Meeting Of Women
Friends:
DEAR SISTERS are again remind
ed OF the goodness of our Heavenly
Father, in permitting US once more to
assemble at our annual gathering, and
in feeling that the overshadowing wing
of His divine presence has been spread
over US, harmonizing US together, ana
baptizing our spirits in love
Epistles have been received from all
the meetings with which this meeting Is
in correspondence, including yours, their
contents furnishing evidence that altho
the Lords children may be scattered
over the earth, they may mingle in
spirit-may all gather around the same
table, be fed by the same hand, and
partake Of the same spiritual bread that
nourishes the soul unto eternal life.
We have the company of several
friends from other Yearly Meetings,
whose labors of love have bound rs
more closely together, and has afforded
the consolng evidence that our Lord
and Master is vet mindful Of rs. And
may our breathing aspirations ascend TO
the Father of spirits that their labors of
love through our unwatchfulness and
unfaithfulness, fail not to encourage and
stimulate US to the performance OF
present duties, proving also as bread
cast upon the waters, found after many
days"
And we trust it is in the love of the
everlasting Gospel, our aspirations have
ascended to our Father in Heaven that
He will continue TO hear the crying OF
the afflicted and oppressed everywhere ;
and that you with us may remember
the oppressed of our land, endeavoring
individually to examine more closely
than we have yet done. what is called for
at our hands by our Divine Master, i'll
laboring to remove this great evil from
our country.
And in all things let us be encouraged
to faithfulness, persevering unto the end
1--WE shall receive the crown that fadeth
not away"
With the salutation of love, we bid
you farewell, and remain your sisters in
the Truth,
Signed on behalf of the Meeting, by
RACHEL HICKS, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable

,-, Tbs .nie-sl-nsa also keep a LIVERY. SALE ard
fEEp siaBLE, where the public VII, sni rrod
teams az all tine- carria-vs B,-rfss d, - y -;
Priv.;a Families and Weddings Priess are verr rsa,
FS LIVERY STABLE, IN ;ao resref Gal. Hoa.s
fssFonsse is respectable solicitea 20
RUSSELL 4 BRO
Rishmoni Ind, Aus 81, is5s ,s-s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

FEHALES.-FENALE S--FENA
IN many Affections peculiar To Females. the EXTRACT
Brent i uueqUailei bY any other rcmeiv. a. in
thiorpslS ~ Retention IrreaulaTity PanfIlnc.s or
Suppression of Custonsry Executions liberated or
~orrhous state Of tie teru> Letieiorroea or htes
STABILITY. and for ali complaints incident to the sey
whether arising from infiscreton Habits Of D.sSipa
ton. OF in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
From Baltimore Yearly Meeting,

b.
Oi Women Friends, held by adjournment
irons the 28th Of Tenth month, to the goth
Of the same, inclusive, 1863.
To bsd;ono Yearly Meeting Of Wonnen
Friends
DEAR SIsrERs,-We have again been
permitted to meet, and mingle and hold
sweet counsel together. ''As iron
sharpeneth iron, 50 doth the counten--
ance Of a man that Of his friend - and to
sensibly feel that Divine love, as a cano-
py, is over US. Though in the world
there is strife and confusion, those who
cleave to this indwelling principle will
have covert to fee to from every storm;
for assuredly, Thou wilt keep him in.
perfect peace whose mind is stayed on
thee, because he trusteth i'm thee.
We have the company of dear Friends
with minutes from other meetings, whose
Gospel Iabors have been strengthen
ing and grateful to our spirits concern
cd minds have been introduced into deep
exercise on accountof the many delin-
quencies exhibited in reading the ans
wers to the several queries. Mothers
have been earnestly admonished OF the
great responsibility resting on them, and
the need there is for watching unto prayer
for right qualifications, so to walk be
fore their children that their conduct may
say,-"Follow meas follow Christ
Counsel has flowed forth freely to
the youthful mind warning against the
alIurements Of the world in whateve r
form they may present for the adversai
ry of our souls peace assumes many
guises, therefore il is necessary TO guard
strictly every avenue to the citadel of the
heart, lest he enter and take possession
while the sentinel sleeps. The language
of encouragement has also been held out,
the beauty of holiness shown, and true
peace enjoyed in the straight and mar
row way; insomuch that they can truly
say,-..One hour in the presence OF the
Lord is worth thousand elsewhere.
We have to acknowledge to our dcar
Young sisters the satisfaction their strict
attention and solid department have
been to their elder friends, and the en-
couragment it has afforded them to have
the company of so many of that class.
We have to feel deeply our loss, in
the removal of faithful laborers, who
have been called from works to re
wards and the query has arisen -
ION whom will the mantle fallf'
Your acceptable epistle of 9th month
last, was received, and read to the
comfort and edification of many minds.
With a salutatiOn of love, we remain
your friends.
Signed on behalf of Baltimore Y.
Meeting.
MARY G.. MOORE, elk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

TAKE no more Balsam. Mercury. or un
pie a ant Medicines for unpleasant and dan
gerou~ diseases.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

From Philadelphia Yearly Meeting,
Of Women Friends. held by adjournment
from 9th Of Fifth month, to 18th Of same,
inclusive, 1864.
To Indiana Yearly Meeting Of Women
Friends:
BELOVED STRENGTHENING again as
sembled in q Yearly Meeting capacity,
and being favored with ability to with
draw in some measure, from the com.
motions that are around rs, our spirits
have been refreshed, and while partaking
mt the Masters table, Of the good things
graciously provided, our feelings have
gone forth unto other parts of the
heritage-and the salutation OF love
flows toward you with the desire,
that grace, mercy and peace may be
with you and abound, Strengthening the
aged, who have long borne the burden of
the day, and who, at times feel that
their hands hang down with feebleness
and their knees smite together. LIE:
these ever remember there is staff,
And 1natAyy them, even while passing
who have known the rendering visitation.
of divine Love, but who feel tina, IN
world has its untastsd joys, the pursuit o,
winch they are not prepared to relinauisil
be inclted to an early surrender OF
their all, to the divine Government, th.t
so, while their veins are full OF blood
and their bones of marrow. they NAV
know their spiritual strength increased.
and witness his ability to withstand the
temptations oftime, some Of which when
yieldee to, produce full harvest of
suffering.
We have been reminded in the different
SiftlnUS n e
the All-sufficiency OF the Indwo Yelling
power of redeeming Love. and have
been cited to 4 simple child like reliance
upon it, As means Of ensuring our
happiness. and enabling us to perform
the work of our day.
Thediscouraged among us. have been
especially invited to gather home to this
Indweiling power and therein abide, tina,
they may be enabled to adopt the
language of the prophet. "although the
tig tree shall not blossom, neither shall
fruit be on the vine: the labor of the
olive shallufail, and the fields shall Weld
no meat; the focks be cut off from the
fold and there shall be no herd in the
stall, yet will 1 rejoice in the Lord,
will joy N the God ofmy salvation :
We have been introduced into deem
feeling on account OF the desolating war.
now raging IN many parts of this highly
favored lend. although ae have not vet
been tried. as those have been, whose
homes are in the immediate vicinity Of
the scene of conflict. This exemption
from suffering. Is surely not because of
our upriShtness, for we humbiy acknowl-
edEc our nnfsttAtnlness in many respects.
but we desire to put shoulder 70
shoulder, in mora oAfuaa us,hoIdics .
Truths testimonies, and thus both IA.
fividually and collectively, a; tho
place assigned In che erees fAsnily Of
man, ard thus bscoms 1nserup antN ia
tisrslling the darkness. existing Ia our
avn and surrounding nations,
with the salusation Of sisssrly affection, !
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
$4,000 AGENTS WANTED!
100, 900 WATCHES, CHAINS
Gold Pens & Pencils,

LOCkETS. BRACELETS. Ac.,
To be Sold for One Dollar Each
without regard cost and be paid for until YOU
know what To- get, and not to be kept
unless you perfectly satisfied.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
Episties from different Yearly Meetings

We give place to the following Epis-
ties to the Indiana Yearly Meeting of
Women Friends They show forth the
sterling and unassuming piety and devo-
ton OF the Society Of Friends, and its
incorporating fidelity to its testi-
monies. We commend them to perusal
Of the general reader:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04
From New York Yearly Meeting,

OF Women Friends, held by adjournment
from the 23d of Fifth month, to the
26th of the same. inclusive, 1854.
To indiana Yearly Meeting Of Women
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

So RET DISEASES.


SECRET DISEASES
u All tltlf Stages Al little Exposure
Little or no change in Diet. No inconvenience
lad 10 Eryosug,e
II causes j frequent desire and gives STRENGTH 10
tTiIiae. thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Prevents ana
Cures Structures Of The Crethra alIayino Pain nS
lnfammaaur. frequent the ella = Of sisea AMI
expelnc all Poisonous, Diseased and WORKOUT Mater
Thousands upon Thousands who have bea, tho We
tins of Quaeks, and who have paid heavy fees to b
curei IN short time. have found they wsrs deceived
and that the POISON has, BY the use of Powerful
AStringents, been dried up in the system 10 braaL
out in aggrevatisg form, and perhaps after Mar
rage.
Gss HrrxpoLp's FxTEAcr Brcnr for all Affections
and diserses OF the URINARY ORGANS vbftns,
existing in MALE OF FEMALE from v-IIstsaar '
ING.
Diseases OF these Organs rs,u;rs. the AZ a. NJ,
Tctic. HelmooId's Extract Buchui i, the great
isiurerie and is certain to have TIE de~;rei A. -
all Blserses TO- srsies = Reooszs.eaa.,1 -
Evidence o. the reliable and Responsible cha,
ter will accompany the medicine.
Price sI-Oo per Bottle. or six for $500.
Delivered 10 any AtdEess securely packed from easer
Ds-crs~ s.7satseaa. ~ NJ C,..ass8,iousios.
Cures GuaEaateed! Aavice Crs,;x
Addrss. letters for Information -
III. B. HELMBOLD. Chemes,
leA -o'ita feufh-st. bet Chestnut: Ptfla
HELNB0LD'S R-fsoaY El-ss9t
HELaBoLD, !, 1rsg Cad css-=,e1l aarskog.~
sss Broadway. yeF York
Rvare OF CoEH;srisss aad arpr;nripsed dealer
-ho snisaTar y GIsIsa-s 'of shssr cwz1 and "n:er
Helma<1sd's Genuine pre-ars.;o,.
Essrsct Bueh1.
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ASK FOR HELIBoLD's. TAKE 40 OTTER
Si e; p t anpcs..rS' ssa ~ e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

lIevRy GAYS RENAIxs.-The remains of
Henry Clay, after II years intcrment, were
upon the death OF his wife, removed and
placed side by side with hers beneath the
beautiful monument erected TO hi. memory
in the Lexington Cemetery. The wreath Of
immortcllcs placed upon his coffin by Mrs.
Ann s. Stevens, on the removal of the bod $
from Washington. was found to be but lit
tic faded, while gold ring, bearing the in
was perfectly bright.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

Tug Cincinnati Gasctte, one y the most
influential abolition journals w the country
hits honest old Abe the following hard
blow. square between thu eyes:
"No man with the .iental capacity to be
a. large. ever believd in the right OF seces-
a;an and the alternative TO ont who preach
:, :, + reae ton either on his honesty or
his a4tetlscf.'
Although this sumner was ostcnslbly d.
rcc,ed aunirst Congressman Long. there can
he no oaestion that Lincoln was the man
IL. strokc was intended to reach, for in an
ehboratc speech in Congress, on the 18th
Of January, 1913, Mr. Lincoln declared his
belief in the right Of secession in The fol
lowing unmisiakablc language:
ANY people anywhere, being inc'inc3, and
having the power have NE riglt to rise VI
and shake off the existing government, and
form new one that suits them better. 1hi:
is mast cnip0jie md most secred ,ight-;
right Which we hope aud believe is to lihcr
ate the world. Nor is the right confined Il
eases IN which the rhole peopfe of an exist
ing government may choose to exercise it
| Ing pot.tjon of such people that caa, ma.
revoutonizc and make their own Of s.
much Of the territory they inhahit. Nor
than this, a majority Of any l'ortioa Of such
people may revolutionizc, putting down
minority intcrmingled with or near abou
them who may oppose their movements. =
| Appen1ir Cong GtoJe, 1913.
| Docs the Gaseue intend a reflection OF
our Chief Magistrates honesty or his in
| tcllect ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
\ CHALLENGE TO TEST
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST


The proprietors Of the Hiawatha, knowing tina;
many preparations fol the Hair were in the mar
ket and all advertised to do nearly the same
things and that the public were unable to de-
-termlne from the advertisements which were
genuine, and burning one OF two bottles and fail
ing to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were humbugs, in order to assure the
public which could be relied upon, proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
the Herald. and the ether morning papers without
eliciting any response. Let a number of well
known citizens OF unquesticned integrity and en-
tere'y disinteresfsd, appoint person to the pro-
pristor OF each preparation or restorative to re-
store the color Of the hair Each proprietor 10
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial, and the person also TO use nothing else
Let certificate OF the result be published in ali
the principal papers Of the country ut the ex-
peAse Of the unsuccessful competitor
hOlT'S MlNNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
imports beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair and is ttncxccllcd in keeping it in curl
or ~ any desired position.
HOfIS IMPERIAL COLORINts CREAM
An Invaluable dressing for whiskers ChanRes
light and red hair to aeeautifnl brown or blsck.
Sold everywhere JOSEPH HOYT 4 CO.,
mnla-dlyl 10 University place, N. Y
Farmers hnv1ng n-enf Tohacco
for sale will obtain ~ HIGHEST PRICE by m.
plying to NICHOtASKuHNENxe CO.. Tossa6s.
p'stsssrnsr AaintnG sbsSads ~ { Ssb ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

And what have we gaind in the present
President discordant and Incompetent.
Cabinet; II war which might still have been
honorably avoidcd-a gigantic and dcstruc-
tive OWL war; which might have been ended
within six months from the bombardmcnt
of Sumter, but which is destined, from all
appearances, to 20 over as legacy to the
next administration. We have gained a
mountain of public debt, suggesting noun
tain Of taxes for a hundred years to come
and, worst Of all, we have gained rapacious
horde ofpublic plundcrcrs and corruptionists
who would reduce government and country
to anarchy in order to fatten upon the spols
Ma Io,I MraM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

II II 4 u r n SlSlAs.f x.> Prcserscr.
CERTAIN AND SAFE for the removal Of or.
SIRuCTlONS, and the Insurance Of REG
CLAKITY in the RECURRENCE Of
The MONTHLY PERIODS.
to They cure or obyiate those numerous dis
cases shnt spring i. sr rres"larty. BY removing
r7g- They cure Suppressed, Excessive. and
Painful Mcnstr,iation. ~ y d Ivc'
sses- They cure Green Sickness (Chiorosis1
~ They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections.
pains IN the back and lower parts of the body.
Heavhess, Fatigue on slight excrton, Palpitation
| Of the Heart Lowncss Of Spirits. Hystcria. Sick
Headache Giddincss, etc. ctc. ii word. Ly
removing the irrtgilarity they remove the cause,
and with il ALL the effects that sprinr from n
| La Composed at simple vegetable extracts.
they con,ain:nothing dcleierious to anyconstitu.
tion, however delicate, their function being IN
| substitute strength for weakness. which. when
| properly used they never fail to do. -,r'ga
| ~ They may be'safcly used ut any ago, and at
any period sae,pt aut'ing Me First Tlree kou,hs.
during which the nlfsing nature Of their action
would ininliibly prerent pregnancy
sN All letters, seeking information or advice.
will be promptly. freely and Discreet, answered.
80 Full diir ctens accompany raci, box.
10 Price, ~ per Aos, or six boxes for Al.
.sE- Sent by HAIL, free Of po5isge O., receipt
of price. ~ ''f, W
!. All such orders must be cent 10 {. A. COOK.
Chicago, our General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER. FINCH 4 FCI.
LER, Wholesale Druggists, aud DIV all Druvvists
everywhere.
! G. A. COOK, Chicago,
General agent for The State. Of Illinois, lava,
Wisconsin; Michigan; and !,aiaya;
Dt' - : s;ss Mf p.1.sie: . 20"
No - Lisrnrr srsKKt. Sew York.
| For sale by all druggists. milo diyAnSl.