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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

DOR SALE
Al sJOhaIons stables" lFrAnkln street, below the
Hr,haprs HoteL rRA1NED SADDLE HORSE superb riding
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yuung and IN good condition lan5-dzt-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
POWHATAN, Jan 5, 1864
Ae.1I. Al. d.

POWHATAN, Jan 5, 1864
WE, the undersigned, respectfully inform the
public that hy have been compelled b. the nessihe1 Of
s unes advance the charges for an professional services
one husdred per cent q ne charges exciting before the
nav he conduct Of Physician charging less than
ths above OF charges nnroeuona and will have
BRYANT
J. A. MANO.
JNO. g. sKkLrON.
7. W. TUCKER.
r W. NELSON,
WI H. HENNING,
WM I. TURPIN
THOS. J. TURPIN
t.f1-,it sANI A. HOBSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1854, -,
When viii be presented the Interesting dram 10 two ae OF the
WEPr Of TIE WISH-TON~WISH.
Camanchst (Chsf the Narrsgansetssl, - Dir ogden
NArramAl,ah Che WsPs Of the Wish'ton-Whh u-.,,--,.
hEIlppi king
Fancy Dance. "isa may
To conclude with the Farce Of the
QUIEP FAMILY.
Ia rshearBal the Opera entitled NE
POOR SOLDIER.
Ia compliance with many rsqas the management win again
ANGEL OF DEATH.
In preparation the Dramatic Ronanee q ne
TIE CORSICAN BROTHERS
Il The course days the Company viii be Augmenteo
and Improved By all the available
TALENT OF THE CONPEDERAoY.
Eg-Dsors open at s. Performance vii commence At pre-
ia12-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12
OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. R., !
RICHxoEp, jar. lltn 1854
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

ON and after FRIDAY, January 18th, 1864,
he Nall an Passenger Train will leave Richmond daily,
for sauntou At o'clock A. NJ and viii leave stAunSn At Gas
A. NJ aad arrive In Richmond - o'clock P NJ The Accom-
tiuuei urt1 further notice IL D. HHIfCOMbt
isI9-6s General Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-12

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF EXAYINIEG BOARD,
GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Fsrmvills, Va, Jan. 5, 1884
ON and after the 18th January, 1854, the
Hard az Medical Examiners Of ts Hospital win held Tegu-
IA. nQ for the examination Of sick and wounded soldiers on
- PaIL p WALTON,
ian 11-aGexsv ssn'r sarg. Ex Board.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Paper in The World.

The extensive and comprehensive facilities in
its possession enables the PROPRIETOR u Of the WEEK
LY HERALD to guarantees tue latest and mOst re-
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firm all parts Of the United States, but from all
parts Of thS world.
It's homo correspondents, engaged st heavy cost,
and connected With each new naval and military
expedition Of the government, prove that II is de-
termined 20 leave no SPOT uncovered By Its Opera-
tiups and no event can occur that shall not fad in
mediate report IN its columns. 1t costs the prUpri-
etor over one hundred thousand dollars per yesv
to maintain its corps Of correspondents in the field.
In ITS collation. Of Foreign News the HERALp has
for wears held q high position, and IL viii edGeav0-
IN the future 60 maintain the stand II hEs assumed
Ii las speeial correspondents stationed in al the
principal rites Of the world.
lis telegraphic arrangements extend to HheTsFes
the e~Iectric , Tres arestretehed. When the Atm
tic eSbIe il laid, which feet viii soon be accomplish
ed kilograms will be received from Europe and
Asia. as well aS from the United States. Tnsn cur
readers viii haze the events Of the week In ali
parts Of the civilized world regularly and clearly
laid before them.
The proprietor devotes a portion Of the DaPsr 10
Literature, Fashion. Agriculture, ths Mechanic
Yrjs, Sporting Matters. Business, Theatrical and
Financial Reports, Cattle Markets, General News.
and reports Of all events calculated to form an sx-
ceilent metropolitan newspaper weekly photo
graphic View # the sveEts Ut the woodland all a.
a very low price,
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morning, and furnished at tbs following rates -
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Five copies 50
Ten copies. Slo
ANY larger number, addressed to names If sub
scribers, 81 so each. -
An extra copy will be sent to every clUkof ten.
Twenty copies, to Oaa ASdress, one year, Gas, AID
any larger number at - anne price.
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Advertisement TO a limited number viii Do ia
serted ia the WEEKLY HERALD.
The NEEKLY HERALD, three cents per copy
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Editor and Proprisn-
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There are no travelling agents for the HERALD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

A clergyman al Cambridge preached
a sermon. which one of his auditors com.
meuded. "Yes," said the gentleman 10
whom ii was mentioned, ait was a good
sermon, but he stole IL, This was re-
peated to the preacher. He resented it,
and called on the gentleman TO retraci.
Il am not" replied the aggressor, every
APT 10 retract my words: buI in this 10
stance ! will. l said you had stolen the
sermon. ] find / was wrong, for, on re-
turning home and referring TO the book
whence | thought it was taken, | found
il was there"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
fHR ~LAIIRSVRIEBI,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LITERATURE AND FASHION.


The January number Of our New Hasa1ins Ia
met with . very 6~attsring reception from tae jou1
ais of the country. Read the following amons
many.
TEE LADY's FKIxND-This is the title Of . new
magazine published ih Cur city By Deao0n& Peter
son, No. SIS Walnut Street. AZ is tills indicstss
It is emphaticsIly the Iaay's friend, and j. raplsts
With everything calculated to please and instruct
The corps Of contributors n its columns embraces
zone Of the best literary talent in this eouEty snd.
in England. Tbs fashion plates in this number,
January. are superb and Of the latest style, while
there Is an abuudanos Of patterns of all classes and
descriptions. Gabriel Wilkes Return from he
War" is : splended steel engraving, from adssign
prepared expressly for toe Magazine. This new
enterprise il sininsnlly deserving tbs patronSgs 4
our lady Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
AHEW LABIEs' MA6AzINR.-aessrs. Deacon q
Peterson have just placed before the public ths first
number Of q new magazine, called The Lady's
Friend. 1t is evidently very we'll edited BY Mrs.
3enry Peterson is well printed and Handsomely
liEst-ated, and is full Of excellent original resdinz
Among its contributors are Miss Eleomor G.. Don
nelly, wh0ss excellent little sketch called, '6abrisi
Wilkes Return" sppears with a steel engraving in
this number Miss. EugSnia Mott, Mrs. Peterson,
Miss Virginia Townsend, Nerop Harlsna, End
many others. "a Medis7al - BY hrs. Rsn-
dolph, probably contains the thoughts OF The
number.-Forney's Press PhiGfeiphia.
TERM: CASH IN ADVANCE
lcopy, one year. $SG0
2 copies, one year, 10y
4 copies, one year, b19
8 copies, and one to gettor up Of club l20a
20 c02lS, and one TO gettsr up ofelub, 2SO1.
Oae copy Of the Post and one Of tie Isdys
Friend, 80
Subscribers in British North America must 7ena
twenty cents in addition to ths annual subscriptions,
Il We have to prepay tho L. S. postage OF taef
papers.
Is the price Of The Post IS toe same ss that @
Of The Lady's Friend, the Clubs nay be composed
exclusively IF the paper, or partly Of3hS paper AID
partly Of Lo Magazine. OF course, the premirm
may 90 either ono or the other, IS desired.
Tbs matter in the paper will Always be different
from that in the magazine.
Specimen numbers Of the Post GENT gratis. Ad-
dress.
DE- CON & PETERSON,
No. 3I9 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Gen. Banks 10 Return 10 New or.
leaHS.
WAsHIEGroy, Dec, /

Dec, i.
The Daily CtrOaiJie of this morning
seeking of Major General Banks pre-
plrStiOns to shor ly leave here for New
Orleans to resume his position as the head
.of The Department of the Gulf. including
Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi says
bis civil policy has met the approval of the
President Of the United States and he
returns to his post at The request of the
Executive, and IL is pleasant to announce
that the kindlieEt relations exist between
Gen. Banks and Canby, in charge of the
military operations Of The Division of west
Of the Mississippi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Vocal Au.ie, Nth Piaao Accompaniment.

large assortment % new and popular songs, ballads
duets, quartetts, and ch0ruEeo, Issued daily. AmonE
the most popular are. Shall We know each other there.
LOwrey; Why have my loved ones g0ne5 ! vii Be uus
70 me; Oh, there's NJ such girl "a mine, by Foster
Mothers love is true Sweet love. forget me not a..
BY Keller, IS cents each; I hear sweet voices %singiuEf
Home - home; Forget II you can, but forgive BY
Thomas. 30 cents each.
Instrumental Husis for the Ciano F0rte-Fe are
coming Father Abraham, SIX hundred thousand more ;
Always look on the sunny side Shall We kn0W each
other there? &c, with brilhans variations By Grobos
so cents each.
POikas. WsItZes, Marches, Quickstsps. Quadriilss
&c, By popular authors. All kiniB u Singing and In
struction b00ks. Catalogues mai. edfrce T. my address.
Music mailed A the aboye prtc8s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
The AiAsncsmi Collection .

contains ostween four and dve hundred pages Of tunes
and HYMNS. new and ID, OF the Choicest kinds, Tor
church. Sunday scho0l. revival, missionary, temperance
PRAYER and conference, and all binds 0f sacred aud So
cisI meetings. The music IN this book has lfe aid an
inatian IN IL, like. Shining Shore, Rest Tor tire Weafys
Shall We know each other there? Shall we meet beyond
The river +; There - a beautiful world ; Kind words
Sweet hour Of prayer; There Is a land 0f love- Suffer
little children,tO rome unto ne Col save Tie Nation,
&c. Prices-singls cupies, bound 50 cents; SO per
hundred cloth bound. embossed gilt 50 cents % per
hundred. Nailed al She retail price HORACE VA
TERS, 48i Broadway, New york, Publisher Of The
abose Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Role! ROIe!! ROle!!!'

John T. Scott, proprietor of the Powl.
at Workings Saloon, ma kes
.lhe prize offers:
lst. To the nan whO'makes the high
est run of Ten Pins, 81; 50 for the next
run and 81 for the nexl'highest,
between the 10Th and 24th days of De-
cember Those rolling for the above
must roll from the end of the al
ley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

The Governor of North Carolina says
shat deserierE IN thai State are numerous
and defiant, rove about the country ia
squads, commit robberies, and make
themselves generally mischievous. The
Governor of Georgia, in his late mes
sage, announced the same state of facts.
Similar evidence of the Reorganization
Of society, appears, 4 all the States in re-
bellion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
- - -. 81. !.

is an entire nov w6rf - 10 arIess RndaeErlg Is turas
and hymns. As the musi. b. Htiie iaore difacult g
Is Just the book to foi3uw Bell No. Z. &eariy one nit
lone Of these Bells have been issued- and are nov rms
ing through this and other countries AmcnE ths
many choice pieces nay be Found. Shalt We meet -
ycnd the Tiver ? Thcis is q beautiful world. S0rroW
shalI come sgain no more Dun't you near the Angel,
couliug? Thou, God, seest me. Sabbatn Bells chino
on, sc. Prices Of Bell No. 2 are the same as Be- NJ.
I. Both numbers can be obtained IA one volume -
Price, bound COPY, 40 cents, S3a nershucclo1; Cloth
bound, embossed gill; 30 cts. $40 per hGilb ed p
copies Furnished al The one hundei-puco. Aailet 90
the retafI mica
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

bsey being rather remiss in his Sun
pay school ~lessOn' the teacher remarked
hat he hadn't a very good memory
No, madan, +" said he, hesita i ng but
have get a first rate forge;lery
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

At Eicksourg, Lieut.. Dee, Commits
:sary of Subsistence of the cavalry forces,
was killed recently by Capt. JesuP, of
the 4th Illinois cavalry. Both officers
were somewhat intoxicated, and were
playing William Tell" Dee placed a
cup on his head. and Jesup fired at it,
As he pulled The trigger Dee raised his
forehead. Jesup is now under arrest
and is to be tried for the deed
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Wat.rs' Chan Hai.ie for de MILLION.

Arranged as soloes, duets. q~uartstIs and choruseas foF
musical societies, ch0irs, Sunday schools, public schools
Sc uinaries sic- Shall we know each othPr therPP-
Don't you hrar the angels coEling2 Shall we meet be-
you'd The riverY Be in q nc; There is a beautiful
world; Where liberty wells is my country : E~reedtHi-
truth and risht; We are coming FEtEer At-a' u six
hundred thousand more There Is q lsui % loves ST.
row shall come again no more HesyeHiv l-4e5 t.e
sing to me o. Heaven; Land ir s--l-i H rf- love ore
sunday School Our Cod is mar-Iirre lf g dsate -no
Nation winters - ug 90 af~IffntttI1 EsEr Esr
Freedoms Morn has daWrei ar lass over to lu1r-
unto me- Bury NJ iu Tie usru-us. het5c-f COME o.
Thy rest Sweet hnur ~ Prayer. So Prise Q GEMS e.
cents per d0z, 81 pes hgri-at postage cp-t ea~h.-
In sheet form. VITA Pc 1c.l11U en-, - cen 6
Published b Ele4.e Aftk5. tEt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

S,lhn,l Srs.nn R.H L.

~eontgins ~ psges. and nesrly two hundred tunes and
Hymsn. snd + tie nrst p1puizr 8. 3 b < ever issuei
Aulony the most D puiar Pieces a g And Wcriss
ssEdea tbove. 4" CHRISTIAN HerUs" Beaattful Zion,
u ougaf 70 love ~ Muther " TIE Angels told meso."
sln he light" "Rest for TIE Weary" &c Prices
p7rer oavers, 81 cts. each. SIS per hundred bluni,
% cts. each. $40 per hundred cioth bvund. embossed
erIr - cfz 81 uer hundfe1-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

The river at this place is spanned by
1 firm and substantial bridge of ice, over
rbich heavily loaded wagons are con.
sanity crossing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
- - II $500.

contains % pages Of songs, dues and choruSes, Tor Free-
dom. Among the choice pieces We would name, Fair
m1rn; o let ny people Eoi Over The morn-
tain They worked me all the dAy, &C Price 8 cents
single, so cents per dozen, 80 per hundred postage
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
TIE ReOicul Kasie Book

contains IS p~ages.cf tunes and hymns. designed Tor r0-
S1vaI. PRAYER and conference u~ueetinCs. Price IN paper
covers, single copies. 10 centsj S5-por hundrsd.-
Mailed 81 the retail pFiccs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Ru4. 4 S.ered Caniuta.

contains IEs psges. verbs b. Rev. Sidney Dyer, music
bv Prof. Gull. This a. ad excellent huuk for concerts
for tha yonng. Prices-psper covers, 20cents; I 5por
hundred bound 70 cent? so per hunircd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

-Gody's Lady'S Book for January
hs65 has been received. This number is
rather better than usual, which promises
yell for The coming year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

Mr.. ". II. McCreery has just re-
irsd d new lot Of goods, consisting Of
Dned Fruits, Drugs, Groceries, Tobacco
Cio,rs. etc., etc. Give him a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

On last Thursday night a Mite SOcie-
Nv, for the beneft of the Presbyterian
Church, vas organized in this place,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
WITH TEE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.

/ 80 EEflNG
WITH TEE FLAME HAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.
= = y < By the flame OF = common lamp, at
the cost Of accents worth Of oil, 3 very comfortable
breakfast can be cooked - = ny. Trib.
une.
= = Simple in construction, easily kept
in order ready for use in q moment = = con-
venient to have on hand r r = DrHgJist's CIR
euIar.
= = Fish's Laup is one of the most pop
ulsr novelties of the day. = = = ths utility Of
tits unquestionabls, a great saving is made in heat
ing and cooking small articles, and can be made 10
cook meals fora great many persons. which is actu-
ally done on the ambulance ears which carry the
sick soldiers. = = = Scientific AmericdH.
= x For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. picnics fishing nursery. or sick room, il is IN
ar,i.let6 comfort bcyonl sll proportion to its cost.
= = Haad's Jouraol Of Health.
= = = J have tried the apparatus, and my
wife and ! proclaim the sane a most valuable and
Indispensable article, and We now wonder how We
oeuld have so long done without it. =
Ed. Osaf Oil CircHIaT.
Z r r r An econmical contrivancs for get
ting up heat Al short notice for nursery and general
household purposes, = = = one important point
is the saving 10 cost over coal f,ss. : II
!. EveHing Post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

Cobb. of Alabama, who was expelled
from The rebel Congress, about a month
since. died a few days after. He was
largely interested to a real estate in this
cOuntry.-Neb. City News.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

The weather for the Tasl week has
besn cold but not uDplessantly SO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

-Messrs. Mclaughlin & Swan have
-, received a lot of Indian Mans and
baskets. These articles were
purchased at the Omaha Agency and
,bjpJed to these gentlemen at this place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
REMOVED.

The Post Office has been removed to
he Book Store Of Mar b Bros & Zook.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Tbe a0uertiser
RRowSvILLE, THURSDAY DEC. IS, 1854
t.


Ri,uk Deeds, Mortgages Executions, Replevins
y, --iarr License. &c. &c. DO. for sale at this O1ice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
AT WHOLESALE ONLY!
ABD JEWEERY
q Every Description at lie
LOWE PRICES FOR CASH!!!

Amy aHN NCAANlL
lers and General Dealers can make enormous prU6ts
upon a small investment!
JeweIry OF any Pattern or Quality and in any GUAM
tfty made to order. HEsumates for any class OF
work FURNISHED. EPPartisUiaT att enton paid to sup
plying AuctiOneers, Country Pedlars, Indian Traders
Snv styIa Of Goods manufactured, such as Iaven-
tions. etc, at short notice. ET6oOd CaHvasslng
Clerks, with a small capital can fad constant en-
~ployment! illustrated lists and full particulars iee !
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS VERY LARGE.
A wholesale Supply can be carried in a ~kUapssck,
hand yaIise, or carpet bag, and will not be like books
bulky OF inc onyeuient to carry from place 10 place.
Remember another thing This business is strictly
honorablel There is ne need OF uisrepresendng
or exaggerauug. Our Goods show for themselves!
Il is a business in which al ample and satisfactory
Equivalent Is given for the money received and an en-
~cOuraging profit is pocketed at the SANE time. Il Is ar
occupation in wRich no person need be afraid CT as
hsmsd to canvass the same field again and again, Tor
where once our goods are introduced q permanent and
continuous demand is created.
To Soldiers in the Army, o. those at home disabled
BY the hardsnips or war, 10 CiergYmen out Of health,
Teachers. PJstrazstsrs, OF any person who wishes eithe-
local or an active occupation, and one that brings With
il Great PecuniaTy Inducements. this presents an Of
portunity seldom met Wi,h. Try il! And see OF your
S~eivesl!
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF JEWELRY CON-
missing our newest styles and most Ea:eable variety u
Goods will be sent anywhere IN the Loyal States. We
are constantly hilius crd srs from persons leaving The
choics Of Goods wholly with rs. To such We promise
tna hest exercise OF cur taste and Judgment ana from
our long experience can ensure Subtraction. We AK
20 pay in ,Gv4nce, state what style aud quality OF
Goods are wanted, and We will seal the same AZ 1901
Iect nay by EXPRESS a. tLe end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Good movements and manufactul ed in the best man.
ner, Of pure material, al wsrrai tel 1t pFles from
10 to 25O dollars each Sent any"heIe-p9y eotltclsu
ov Express. Satisfaction guaranteed All Watches
a. arst prices, they besHg OF our own importation.
Circulars fres by NALL send for i6emI
Manufacturers and importers
ix-7-3rs TIC Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
And it IT strongly to persons trRgsl.
ing through places charged with miasm.
ARMY AGUE DROPS.


We are happy te refer to
His Excellency Abraham Lincoln.
General Geo. B. Mcclellan.
General Fremont.
General Burnside.
General Hancock.
General Fitzpatrick.
General Rice.
Colonel Pye. 95th n. y
Colonel Quick, Nth n. y c.
Colonel bowler, 18th n. Y. S n.
Major Doremus, A.. D.. G.
Major Reifaynder. 35th Pa.
Major Wilcox, A. ID. G.
Major Ramsey,
Major Stillwell, Surgeons,
Major BabcOek. U. S. 5.
Lieut.. Whelsn.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Potter, n. Y.
Rev. DR.. Tying, do
Rev. DR.. Taylor, 90
Rev. Il. W. Beecher, Biklyn,
Rev. E. H. Chaplin, do
Rev. Mr.. CheeTer, n Y.
Rev. Mr.. Bangs, do
His Honor Mayor Wood, Bklyn.
Hon. NJ. kaIbfeiseh, do
Hon. Vi. F. Odell, do
Hon. Mayor Gunthsr, N. Y.
Hoa. Horace Greeley, do
And hundreds Of other equally well known GEN
tlemen, for which see circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
Most Scientific and Successful
Chemists OF America,

Cat Of thousands Of cases it has never been
kaown to fail IL efecting a radical cure. A single
botle Of these Drops las cured diseases which have
STUDB0RNLY RESISTED THE MOST SKILL
Full MEDICAL TALENT.
/; contains nothing that viii injure the
Constitution
Ii Purifes the Blood :!
1t removes Instructions from the Liver.M
1t promotes the discharge of Bile -!
1t effects a radical and permanent Cure
by removing the cause upon which the
Ague depends !!!!!!
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

TIE H0StfE H4TEn5 EDB Eg
IHPKcssD ovEnssrs PASS
FULL IRON TzAME ELAEc5
are bust II sbe besf ana most thsro1ziv s-sas7s ~
deep, round. fufl, end mellow re tcuch eiseac-
Esch PisnO vsrrsHssa Cor aseyeaTs- nieesf sa S%s
60 $40.
ssThs Hsrance waters F.noss are Re5Ea asanons tha
very best. "-EUsnesisf.
eve can speak OF heir merits r-m personal kBosI-
edge. "-CiTiasan IrffIigencrr.
"WateTs' Piaa1S and Aeloteons challerse comparsen
win The finest made anywhere. "-Homf Journal
sl9o-EEW OCTAVE PIANOS, o slhsr-
s725 and $40. second-band Pianos md Melodeons e.
ess, SO, so, $50 80 sieo, silo, SlsSi slS. ana
The Horaes Hui-fs El5sio5l,, ard Harnoniauss
Tuned the Equal Temperament win ne Patent Divided
Swell. Prices from so 10 500. Alexander Or
gans from $500 70 $500.
ga liberal discount 10 clerEymsn. @uHsss sao
bath SchoolS, Loases, Serfsuariess and feachers- hOa
ACE WATERS Agt, No. 4S1 BroadEay, NJ.
The Day Srseol Bel
Il. oCscopiss Issued. Anew SNsihrBooS FOR Schools
ard S6mlnaries, caIe3 the Day school BEL, h nov
ready. f. e5ntsins alonf I've hnudred choice songs.
roaeds. catches. duets, frios, a~gartetts. and Chorusea.
Eaav - them written express To- thiS work besides
y pages Of the EieReats o. n ais, which are easy Aut
prog essive-
forud, Uucle Sans school" Don't you hear ms
Ell, dren sUIusng," Away irox 0n he sunny side .
eThe uttle lass. AMI sLttle LAX ~Uh, it'll were .
little bffs," "BT3 ef beaufy-" Pretty pear tFac.N
'ABvii Chorus" eAceE ue ~ ae ruuninE brOnk'
&c. Il Is complied by liuraCe Waters, aathrT o. Sd
euor nous sale Of SIS eco copies. Prlces-paper covers.
Is GEMS, S2e per 100; bound % cents, SIS per l0ni
eietb bound, embossed slt. ~ ceuts, S5 per hundred-
% eoPies furnished a. The ono hundred price. Nailed
a. me retail priCe-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

REV Orleans, Clarified, Crushed and Powdered Su
II CARS, Golden Syrup Sugar House and Sorghum
MOlaSseS
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
TRACKERS Of all kinds. Sofa, Eu ter, Boston, Sugar,
~ Wine and Pick-Nic Crackers, Cream Biseuh and
Ginger Snaps,
EEcLAUGHLIN X SWAN are constantly receiving
I'VE additions TO their stock Of Groceries and Hzrd-
ware. Their Goods and Prices will suit everybody 20
aIy dthPr ur~u.'
TITRON. mace, spice, pepper, ginger nutmeg, Gin
ramon, etc, elc., of best quality
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
DLAI Ca,ds. Meat mauls, Shoe thread India Rubber
= Balls, Patient thread, Scissors, wrapping and
Broom twlne, to be had
NLACGHLIE SWANS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

The January number Of cur New HssaEins Ia
met with . very aattsring Tsseption from sae jouEa
ais Oi the country. Read the following among
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15
THE
ARMY AGUE DROPS

As it's name imports, has been and is the great Spe-
eifc for all Bilious Diseases in tho Army. 1t has
no equal. Its popularity in our noble Army and
lsewher is as universal as its cures have been
quick and wonder full. Asa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-15

D. con & PETERSON,
No. SlQ Walnut St, PHILADELPHIA.