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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

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SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber FOR the
p r A IE S.

~ II makes a perfect Hedge fence IN four yearsI
- One Acre of x SCI THIS fall, in I've years viii
make eogugh Wood for one FaBigI
II 1teTews straight. aud very taIIi
Is lrueyer sprouts from tAe roots buf ufcu cut
down. vii grow again from The stUmp, Eezy rapally ,
IL IL is The best soft wood FOR fuel. or any other
purpesel
~ When kept OF ihs ground, tie railswiu last 50
years.
- i grows equally well Win US on upland, where
this rich rs nthe bott0msl
~ Cuttings eight inches long stuck in he eround in
t e Fail. never faiI 20 grow
~ We sell for e per thousand Cutlngss deiiv-
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=. -"--|@N UII--9
F.R. FISHER, 5r0wnvilie, il AGENT for Eemaha
ard east BALI ot Richardson Counties.
CURTIS & PEAVER, Pawnee Cify, are AGENTS for
Puvnee and west half Of Richardson Counties.
REV Mr. TiNKHAN, Beatrice, is Ageat FOR Gage
and Jones Couuites.
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Feb.4,g4yg.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

EE@ Having had business relations With the above
gentlemen. / take pleasure in saying tnat they are
honorable. Upright men, and petflrIn al they promi SID
and the Jeveiry have seen frcm there is genuine, and
gives satisfaction. r. O THOEPS0N,
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
DEPAETTrNT or T1E INTEEIoR,

hashIugtOH, d c, IN ted. Ie0J.
SIR: I have uscG your Pills IL my general and
HOSPITAL prueiice ever stree yOu made them, and
cannot Hesitate 10 say they are the best ~cathariic
we en- alcv. Their reeula5ng action on tie liver IS
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rgiiable Ieutedy fer dc-sI eemCuts OF ttat organ.
IA.dcel. 7 have seldom found Q ease of t3tioNS DIS
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them. TratcInaily Yours, ALCHZO BALL. y. D.,
F@ig.ioaaa cJ Tie Marine Hospital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
go q Vic Peaalerz.

Welearn that many swamps Of common willow have
been Cleaned Up. and The Cuttings sold asGray willow.
We get our willow of SAMUEL EDWARDS, Of /.
Noble, ullnoiss 3 responsible NUsseryman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

TRIED Apples, Dried Peaches. sage, Rice, starch
~ soap Candies, etc, ste,
At MeT aughIin & Swans
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
mi;ioaa Disoracr -Live.C complaints.

From DR.. IKo0doTe Bel, CfNe'c YORK 6Hy.
Not 04.ty are oar Fills dmilGbiy adapted tOtheir
pailose as ana aVelient. but / ind tEcir beneficial
C.tets upon Tie Liver very marked Indeed. Iney
lave IA MY practice proved more Cdectual Tor the
care OF L{i0Hs complaints than any one remedy l
can mention J sincerely TCoice that We lave at
jeugtha p~urgative which, is worthy the confidence o.
Tie profession eud the people
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Dyscatery, Da.rsacs, sseiax, tYO

Prom Or. ,. O.. GTce1, n (HlcGC0.
Year ILLS have had q icing trial in my practice,
and ! ho,d thCuIi in esteem rs one of tie best aPeri-
lie Ever makes them an excellent remedy, when
grsn mFmaii doses for 5HiOaS dgSeRter3 and 0iG1-
TEvr. Tleir eugar-custirg makes them very ac-
children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
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WARSAW, wyoming Co, n. y, Oct. =. 1870.
DEAG SIX: I am u-iag your Cathartic PES in my
pracuee. and hud item an excellent r~uTgatire 10
clCause Tie system and purJ8 TIE y1uRtaiRs ef tie
6io04. JOHN q NEACEAM, ", y.
C-oasfEpat5os, Ctsfivr'css, SupprFsSiO1s
4.ss-5In3Rfsslzs, Ge,t, Neuralgia, DroPsy,
Paralysis, Esfs, ctC.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

Dr. AVER. Your Pills are The paragon ofali that
Is great III medicine. They have cured my hti-e
daughter OF ulcerous sores upon her hands ana leet
that had proved incuIable Tor years. her netner
has been long CrievCuSly atlcted with bi0tcheS ana
pimpies on her skin aad Ia her hair. After cur
child was cnfed, she also tried your Pills. and they
have cuied ler. ASA ,MOR6RID6E-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

From Rec. j.. +. [E8les, Pastor q Adrent Cburch,
Boston.
On. AYR: I have used yCur Pills with extra
ordinary sacccss in my family and among those am
called 10 Nilt in distress. To regulate the organs OF
digestion and purify tie blood, HEY are tie very
lest remedy / have ever known, and ! can eoLt-
denly recommend them 10 M friends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

Prom pr. ,. ?. JrHgha, N7Etrc6k, C1ndfT.
Too much cauUOt be said OF Your ILLS Tor the
cure Of co2tireHess. I~IotheTs oioEr fraternity have
found them a. e.EcaciouS as l Eaye.they should JON
me ia proCiaiIingiL , tOrtbc benefit OF Tie multltudes
Who sufcr from th8t complaint, which, although
bad enough IN itself, istLe FTogellfos oil others tIaf
Pre- worse. ! bciievc ccStjreafss tC originate IN tie
ijyc~. Jgt your A4-s al-ct thai otsSA AID cpIe The
disease.
IL -. c.,.--t rb.s.c.r, mi lEllrif,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
NOTEGE

al Postum
pcrson Jay
tOusiv.i q Wrlt :
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
- aHaiIy Physie.

from Dr.. z ". Csrfruright. Mem Orleans.
Your Pins are tic prince OF purges. Their ex-
cclieat Qualities Surlass any cathaItlc we possess.
Tsev ere mild. bDt very certain and enectuaI IL thef
rrt.o. on tie bowels. wijca makes them ;hTaIuaD4e
10 as in he daily treatment. OF disease,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
ye,anc.e. sIcls E-zeadacIse, Foul Stomach

NON IF LCH0TU L0Nnt UIIft.t"Ie.
DEAR Bro. AYIcR:I cannot answer yen 5rhGt
complaints I have cErc9 Wish Your Pills better than
10 s6y az ttat are ercr treat WH9 q baTg0tte riedl-
cine: ] place greet dependence on that e~hecigal
c~aslEriic IN ny d3ly contest with disease, ana be-
lcyiIR. asI do. that y0ur lids afford Us TIE pesI ne
lave, ! ofc0uFse value tiieHl tighiy.
P-IrTsBuRG, Pa. May ], 1855.
DR.. 7. {. AVER. Sir / have been repeatedly
eured Of tie worst a~e0.}1cie aHy bOdyc can have by q
dose on two CT vogr liEs. ii seems to arise from .
foul stomach. which they cleanse at once.
1ours with great respect. I'D. W IREBLE.
Clcrk u SiC1Rer Clarion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
pAYToH ANp -LAacAaTER.


The beautiful cities Of Dayton and
Lancaster have for some time beon dis
graced, not only BY the presence but
the actual dominance Of persons OF
ayowci sympathies with the Southern
rebels. They are the homes of the
copperhand martyrs vALLANDioHAM
having lived in Dayton and 0LDs still
figuring at Lancaster Both places
have 0eon under copperhead munici-
pal government and citizens who are
patriotic have in each been subjected
TO petty annoyances and gross insults.
During the presence in- pun, midst of
enlisted veteransthis winter, they
have in both places been subjected to
murderous assaults. AS in the Mat
ton riot, in Southern Illinois tho other
day, the blue uniform that distinguish.
es the Union soldier, has been target
for copperheads armed, ambushed and
acting on, . concerted plan. ,19 b,ss,l
e ltis. with, great satisfaction we re-
cord the, fact that the Union men yes
terday carried both those cities by
handsome majorities. Such victories
give something Of compensation for
the past and an agreeable assurance
of security in the future, Little. boys
are not likely hereafter to have eagle
buttons cut. from their caps, nor little
girls to have tri-colored rOsettes pulled
from their hair, in Dayton, by order OF
che School Board, upon, the ,prcsump-
ton that TO indicate love of country
would be partisan; nor are the blue
coats likely to 10 made, targets fol. the
pistol l-shooting fcopperhead assassins.
The tone, of our special dispatches, an.
nouncing the Union victories in the
citadels Of the eopperheads, shows the
feeling of tho victors. They have a
right 10 rejoice and, all who are for
tho stars and stripes. and the blue
jackets, the old flag and, our own sol.
der boys, against all opposition, and
especially against the Southern grey
backs, with their unseemly standard
and infamous allies, who rejoice with
them.-7[ Cincinnati Commercial.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
psAth q soldier ID the ga o. v. !.

Death % q soldier o. the e2d o. v. I.
EDrToR GAzETTE;-I deem it my
daty to write a few lines in regard to
the death of our young friend WiLLrAM
BgNkLEy, who died Of consumption on
the s4th of March As he thought it
his duty he enlisted id the service of
his country in 1861 remained in the
glorious cause until 1863, when he
was forced to return homo on account
'ofpoor health, Ahy well VIC know he
has passed through many hard trials
and sufferings Of outdoor exposure,
forrwe can, imagine him on the battle
fields ofWinchester, Of Morris Island,
and at the storming Of Fort Wagner,
where the grape and cannister fell as
leadeh hail, and the bomb shells,burst-
ing by his side as though none could
escape. But he was protected by the
great ruler of Heaven, who led him
through the dangerous scenes without
q single wound. But alas poor Willy
that fatal disease had already taken
hold of him, and death was fast ap-
proaching, when he was kindly ad-
vised by his comrades and officers to
return home to recruit his health;
but that was more than he expected,
and. would return only to visit his
friends once more and die in peace. Did
eeYer hearhimi say IL wish \ had not
gone t. tie Army, for it has caused me
SO much sickness and pain, and will
also cause my death" No, never not
"a mprmur, but proudly said "f have
done all could to help restore my
country, and | served Just as long as
/ could" Y He was brave and gallant
soldier, and loved by all who knew
him. His sufferings surely were great,
although he bore all calS:ly and pa
tiently, and seemed to be resigned to
the will. of God Always happy Wien
his friends called TO see him, though
we can never see his, smiling face OF
hear his soft voice on earth again, we
hope to meet him in the realms above,
where there will be no more sorrows,
no more wars, no more parting OF
friends, but forever be in peace. : y
- . H nN q
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07
pIARRunA AND pysrNrrpy ~. nov. -,

DIARRIIGsA AND DysENTERY.-we have exam.
ned great number Of letters from some Of the most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Coyington, etc.,
speaking in the highest terms Of Dr. Strcklands An.
chplera Mixture for thecure Of darrh@a and dysen-
terry. The letters are too long to publish. Mr. Wood,
Of Covngton. says ho was pronounced inenrable by
by the best doctors in Cincinnati, and bottle Of
Or, strickland's Anti.choera Mixture efecteda per-
manent cure after suffering for months with the Worst
form Of diarIhma and dysentery.
Another says he was dischafged from the United
statesseTyce aer suffering the hosptalfor months
as incurabe, and rs last resource, tried Dr. Srick
hnds Ahtl-eholeIa Mixture he got well directly, and
has nov entered tho army again in good health. Ono
man writes he has cured seven eight very bad case
ofdiahoA and dysentery in tho barracks he was 10.
with one bottle ofths valuable medicine In fact, va
could flfalf our paper With similar items nom these
letters, why does not our government secure this
Invaluable pfepaation. Our rarmy oughtto be sup
piled whit. IL is but short timo since one OF or
men ladinA very low condition at one Of our Cincnr
natl hospitals, his wife sent for the doctors con
sidered his anhopeess case She, however gave him
Strckiands icbolera Mixture, and In three weeks
he was able TO return home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, o, All those casea right AZ home speak
for thcpselves We hope all the soldiets will put a
bottle oftln their kiapsacks It Is for sale by Drug
gista at 30 cents per bottle. d ~ 80 'aIt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-04-07

B3-Tho Ohio Legislature adjourned
Thursday evening till the 9th Of Jan
uary next. A number Of important
bills were passed near the close Of the
session, including the.militia law, 1000
copies of which were ordered to be
printed for distribution. The custom.
ary resolutions of thanks TO the presid-
ing officers werc passed (; also Il reso-
luton ousting ei}ibbcn, the sitting
member from Hancock, and admitting
Carlir, the contestant, The following
resolution passed the House BY d
unanimous vote; '3" .. l'
ReSolued by the General Assembly
of tho State of Ohio, That this Gener.
al Assembly disapprobates mobs. Of all
kinds and for any Purpose, and calls
upon the civil and military officers. O
the State and Federal Government tc
use all the powers, to prevent the oc,
currence of these riotous demonstra
tions, and to bring tho perpetrators tc
Inherited justice. ,,,y a., E,lc,